The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

loa• th Welk Comp my) teeeld be retpeasible in the "teeter the criainsi "mesa net haft eendsel late eau. Mr. BARIA.I W. • direrer. nes abase to seem sone abort. mistime, bet the shartholdem having uprooted diesati.factioa et his ciJde of proevoring, lei stated that he could not attempt to Cif* them say taformation U they sought to pet him dawn liar elausair. Major COURT said it woe trite akar heaths eat of par liament that if the lime be limited to Wicklow, • distance el 23 mike. leotard et being carried to Wexieed, 160 miles, the South Wales Compsay, cc wall as the Great Western Com pany, would be exonerated from all reepenaibility. The CHAIRMAN said it was with great egret that the direet vs were compelled to withdraw *OVA their istenthe el aiming tho lie, to Wexford. They had, however, met with so mach oppeition and so little patriotic feeling is the minatry that they had determined to take the line so fur than Wicklow ; snake was quit ewe, from the kuw. ledge he possessed of that part of Ireland, that no line would pay h they than that which they now contemplated. M.. BAKER inquired whether the directors had satered into any sootracts for works beyond Bray Hied ? • a answered in the negative, Mr. BAKER proceeded to sumgeet that It would be better fier all park.. to unite together with a view to complete the line to Brav, rather than give enctursgement to lit. a WO or iquabdino. Maki COURT said, that in °edgy to bring the discussion to • point he would propose a resoluta& to the following effect. "That a committee of investigation be appointed to examine into the state of the accounts, the number of bona fide shsreholdess, the resources which may be available for the complete mention of the an, from Debits to Wkklow, and to ascertain in what =thaw It may be expedient to limit the extent of any farther monition of the Mae, mo to attain the moat beneficial results, with refereuu to the throne outlay as well r tithe fats» espenditare, sad that the commute., in their report, be at liberty to express any opinions they may form. rot only with reference to the limitation of the line, bat also to the policy of shandoeing the pr.-j-ct eltogether, and until the report of the committee bI3eDOVETON s red the s econded tiptoes be saspended." Sir the motion. The directors were then requested to state whether or not theworld agree to this resolution ? CHAIRMAN said they could not contest to se oweepiog a resolution as wee now proposed. This slower on the part of the Chairman produced some little excitement amongst the shareholders, and • discussion took place. In the muse of which Mr. REYNOLDS, M.P., addressed the meeting. He approved of the propoiidon to carry the line from Dublin to Bray, and from thence to Wicklow. The Has would pus through • beautiful " villa district," and the 'company would derive some advantage from the mineral redactions of the aunty Wicklow, which it was well known were to be transported to Swansea for the purpose of being smelled. Be (Mr. Reynolds) reminded shareholdersth meeting that by the pureed limitation the would have to support a capital of 500.0001., instead of 2,000,0001., the moth, originally subscribed for. Mr. NASH then &abased the meeting at some length, and produced • variety of documents to prove that the conduct of the directors had not been satisfactory to the great body of the shareholders, and that the proper course for them to adopt was to abandon the scheme entirely. There was no necessity for proceedieg with the project ; and he was well mound that there were not more than 10,000 shares at presentee the register. He produced a large packet of letters whisk had bora received from persona who had withdrawn their puppet from the undertaking ; and he stated con fi dently that there was no protases for saying that the line would ever yield • return for the capital invested. Several qut 'dons were then put, with a view to ascertain the numb. r of shares posesseed by the directors. Mr. NASH mid he was in a position to give some informs • lion upon this tibiae'. The shares pummel by Lord Stop ford, one of the directors, amounted to five and although his lordship suffered two years to Mapes beget he paid the calk, he had never been required to pay say Interest, the contary being the fact in reference to other parties. (Cries of " Shame, shame ;" " It's too gross," Ac.) After some further speckle and exdamatioes, the object of which was to impugn the proceediegyof the directors, the theolatioe was put to the vote and earned by • large majority —the only dissentients being Mr. Reynolds and the di:lc kes. The H n. Mr. PONSONBY then demanded • poll. (Cries of " Oh, oh !" "Shensi, shame I" "They are treat fates as they have always thee before," Ac.) The CHAIRMAN pawned to adjoura the meeting until =l5, la eider that the result of the poll might be as- The meeting was accordingly adjourned, and at the ap }misted time the datum announced the numbers to be -162 shares (54 votes) kr the motion ; egiiest it, 1,423 shares (fooled*/ proxies), 380 votes. Comiiderahle disapprobation was expressed at the evoke adopted by the directors in allowing a resolution, passed by a Immth "Watt, if the shareholder' pretest, to be *earth • tea by realm The CHAIRMAN at length proposed that the report of the Menton be received. Mr. NASH maid he bed other amendment to propose. The CHAIRMAN said he could not take any more amendments; sad the question es to receiving the report was lets to be decided by a poll. Great hottest= was expressed at the coarse adopted by the directors - in this particular. The matter wee, however, proceeded with, and after the lame of • few Waste% the Chain's* uncouth that the numbers in %vow of the rapers were 1,575 shwas-434 votes. There Wag ao votes ilsederth oxth e ceetrary aide, the report wee deslared to he mewed. The meeting was then adjourned, and the direc tion retired amidst the most clamorous disopprobat ea from the shareholders, and Mr. Nash hiving been voted into the salt a resolution wee adored by the few proprieton who r,maiaed, stating that " the directors had boa guilty of • derelict n of duty towards the sharettolden." The proceedings then terminated. LONDONDERRY AND ILINISKILLEN. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the dices la Coleman-street-buildings. Mr. Taileaaert took the chair, is the absence of Mr. Clay, the chairman. The lIIICRITARY reed the report, which stated— " That Marla( the half year, which penally bee not w pm favourable to the development of railway waft, the reeeipts have beau 'somewhat better than for the oorrespoeding months of Let year, while the expeditors has been caseiderably Wooed le tampered with that period. Knowing the fm to the *ropey of twigs the lip eztraded to the at Londemderry, the directors, in pompano of the Intention intimated in their last report, had stared into • eentract for this work apoa terms highly advantageous to she company, sad by which the works required for tkis oh- Jest —being thremquarters of a mile of railway, and the ?er mines( stone buildings both for passenger sad good"' statons —will be completed et an experts not exceeding 8,0001 The ammo. of Mr. Leishrean's award remains unliquidated, at the sum of 15,8741., and for which the directors would have been i to deliver the debentures of the company, to the agreement with Mr. Wilma's. Up to the pregame be has refused to take the debentures, and has sensed promedinp, which are still pending. After Ilselmadem era dividend, at the rate old per sent. per annum ipso the halt shut.% the directmerearromend that, out of the simples remaining at the credit of profit and lose, a further sum of 8001. be added to the fund reserved for depreciation end repleosmeot of pleat. The directors have renewed their applications to government for loess, as yet without effect" - The CHAIRMAN moved the adoptim of the report, which was passed mnenimoul7. The CHAIRMAN said Mr. Leiehrisen bad been paid 15 0001 of their money, end now he sassed to take their bonds for the remainder. After some couversation in which Sir John Campbell, Ilk Robert Ferguson, Mr. Bates, Mr. Tyrrill, Mr., Sposkimem e end others took pert, a sum of 6001. tom voted to the directors. The meeting was then made "pedal for confirming the for feiture of several shams. A vote of thins wee passed to the directors, sad the meeting adjourned. LLYNTI V0.3.22.—Th0 atatessont of acarouitc to be pro mated to the lialf-yoarly awls' oa Thanday shows that as tko capital soma. 76,4981. lad beta received ca Gallo sad diginsita, and 39,2201. cm mortgages, satin a Meal of 114,7181., of which 9 2 , 5201 . had bees peid to the Deep sad Perth Cawl Railway, and 18,5961. an other web, salami the total expeaditaire 110,2151., sad loaciao a Mimes of 4,6911. The novenas amount chows that 3,7741. to bees resolved daring the gent half-year, sad 2,4761. ace rt,loaning a balance of 1,2981. The divielcad will be .! For OM. Firiscs RAILWAY To.—The th• lad Mum 41 the pass negp of sitteW stoorsog.—From rad, Is Pett. - 18: hellsOON•148,11;.; pock 11211elLtetal. 3111JMU. Fria re 18 to Tel to: Inainotra, 1111,4114111.; goods, 111.11171.; lota, 144.8731. Ilavaa.—Fram Tab. 10 to Feb. le : ramosors, 17,1•71.; pods, OAK; Wed, 34,7101. Ossaams.—Fren Feb. 11 to Feb. 17: Perform ANIL; goals, le=l4Bo, 163,2941. n.—Fren Feb. 10 to Feb. IC: rommiore, Woe; poi% Ur* ; rut. amort. toostit.—rron rob. tt to rob. 17: Paserion. 284141.1 Pedst PAW lhb. 11 to Feb. 17 Prengies.lB,l7ll.; peas, 7,1111.; total, PAIN. Deese.—rm. rat, to to Feb. te rase.-., 9,5511.; do" 11,1011. ; Utak 14.11351. ?UMW,. —ram lo\ tto Feb. 16 re -se.-e, 11,1101. ; pods, 8,4111.; total, WNW. grasseoso.—Frtea Feb. 4 to 174.10: Prossists, P,6111.; peas, ; total, 74,7141. 81assteLuis.—From Feb. 6 to Tab. 11; Postespn.ll,lo7l.; pods total, 44,1711. 1160111 L ; DUBLIN BIESl26.—(Prom the Freeman's Amend of ge.b, 2.s4—Grest Boatkora sad Western, 281; Pre forms shim, ; Midlaad Great Western, ; Dabga sad Drogheda, 2611; Dublin sad Belfast Auction, 6; Das. dslk sad Enal•klllea, 64; Waterford sad Bilkettay,l9 y i Hibernia. Bank, 27 ; Naloosl Bask. 179 ; Posissalsr sad Orier•al Swat, 794; N 61 106,1 Imillato C9•1413i s2ll ; Patriotic looirsaos Coupon, 71 ; Wicklow Copper taw, 13 ; Main Cossysay of Irthad, 64; Alliaass sad Co. sawn Gvs, by 6; City Tow par Coat. Dsbostato, 76f asw, 714 ; Ballast Dslcsaturs , 94y. INDIAN Taorniu.--11ii Lora ot tire Teemary laving neriaml • eemarsietlea Ihst • Sikh sea, Thai an %alma et the bade et Gleernee. Ye beta per read to the Eat, et Inieabereasi ain d r the Werke Cushy, Iltek him mord • au tot, me et the eseedoke to the OD did= I" prow sametitat el the maw W give diesthos ibr fie iroe deliany the add pa, While le sal= at the 911111114.111.19 Soleimm Wilms THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1850. Dented Menemier Perry's, Breseseee, Oxen, FISOCiII 0611101116 Sloydo, Hea , nese, Ones. J o bs Ha* P.W lan Hall, Olen. HenryCann, Cariat'e, Casb. Peter Joann, Tribi y, William Lowe, Tel ity, Theism Permit, Trisity. Jose pb Wilma. Trinity Dub Di lin. Jams Bitkeshend. Nailin,: sait Hiskenhend. William I Tbeellesisal Oen., Bbkeshead. Henry 00., Birkraltosi. leba arislese Cub., by letter diesbnoey. NU M& John Kirkland Olassbrook, Bilegdelen Hall, Oxon. WilUaa Smart Prost, Worcester, Oxon. JUNG Cbadwiek. Queens', Crab. Ridwird Gyre. Maeda's, Caleb. Frederisk Harkin. Sr. John's, Camb. Themes Waddinglam, Sr. Jolts% Cautb. Henry David Woodhouse, Christ's, Comb. Edward Day, Trinity, Dublin. Charles Joao, Trinity, Dublin. Thome Jump, Trinity, Dellis. Fnacia Humphrey, St. Beat Leh Laylaai, S . Bess. William Leggett Sharpe, St. Bees. Abraham' Sedgwick, St Bras. Thomas gad& Trinity, Dublin, by laden diathermy. Edward Favell Ventre, Emanuel, Comb. DT INS IMMO? OP 11101 WICK, AT TOO CATIODIAL. DIACOIIII. Charles Walter Payee Crawford, Branson, Oxon. William Llowelya Croft. St. Bees, Ciamberlaad. Jolla Hill Hooper, St. Bees, Cumberland. Thomas Padua, Cathodes Hall, Comb. P/1116111. Wiliam Maxey Allen, Christ's, Caleb. Hoary Dame Blowhard, Trim., DubL Themes Imam bark., St, Dies, Cumberland. Alexamier WWI,II, Trio.. Debi. Edward Atiguetus Cobbold, Trim., Camp. Clement Cream, Pembroke, Climb. Edward Cridge, Pembroke, Caleb. Thomas Dealay, Trinity, Climb. Thomas Dive Dove, Emmanuel, Comb. William Henry Glover, Corpus Christi, Cash. Jobe Augustus Weeder, Clare Hall, Carob Charles Robertson Meaning, Corpus Christi, Climb. David Christmas Wrote, St. Bees, Cumberland. Job. Gudgeon Nelson, King's, London. Edward Pinder, Wadham, 0100. Charles William Henry Hampbrey Sidney, Sydney Sawn, Caleb. Owego Crewe/ Tufnell, Wadhare, Oxon. Campbell Wodshoues, Christ's Church, Oxon. ST Till BISHOP Of PIT3IIIOIIOIIOII. DIACONS. George Morley, Aeolians, Ocon. Talbot Aden Leigh Gnaws, St. John's, Cloth., by letter diraireory from the Bishop of Lichfield. !MUT Stemma Gilbert Bellaire, St. Hwy-hall, Oxon. Roy. T. Yard, to Ashwell R., Rutlandshire, die. Pot. ; vase, 4011 , with residence; patron, Viscount Dolma. Rev. A. H. Brenton, to Mendhaes V., Norfolk and Bur- folk, dia. Nor.; value, 4001.; the presentation of Mrs. Jane W hittaker, Scots Lodge. Norfolk. Ise. W. Robbins, jun., to Bhrophain V., Norfolk, dio. Nor. ; value, 2981. ; patrons, Mayor and Cor. of Nirwich. Rev. 0. Marley, to the curacy of Claybrook, Leicester shire, dio. Pet. Rev. R. Pearson, to the curacy of King's Cliffs, North ainptoinbiro, dio. Pet. he following gentlemen have bean licensed by the Hishcp of Chester to the curse 8.4 °ovule* to their names Janes Batteroby, to Saint Simon's, Liverpool. Frederick Burd, to Lyos, with Warburton. Roger Barrow. to Windentere. Henry Foster Cann, to Acton. William Norris Dampier, to Preston Patrick. Peter Josef, to Bt. Catherine's, Wigan. William Lowe, to Handley. Joseph Nadia, to liiddlowich. Jolts Rashworth Pilling, to Cheadle. Gerrard Alexander Piirryn, to Cirapponhall. Thomas Prescott, to Naiewich. Francis Coalman to Bandbach. William Joseph Rundell, to Witton. John Haigh Scott, to Saint Nicholas, Halewood. Joseph Wilson, to Bt. John's, Pemberton. Henry Whitehead, to Dartobtuy. Rdward Day, to fit. John's B rkenhead. Henry David Woodhouve, to Ponsoaby. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Fes. 25.—Azrourrinuels.—To Irsdefoli go,Vo—Naval cadets, C. Hill and B. H. Thompson. Pfin• cm A:id—Maiden% Bagioer, J. Mangnell. Woorartca, Fin. 25.—Megirienne, et: sloop, fitted with ondlating engines of 400-horse power, went down the river this morning on an experimental trip. She proomeded against tide to the newly measured mils In Sea Beech, near the Upper Blythe sand, where her speed was tried. The maxi mum camber of revolutions attained (22) gave, it is stated, a speed through the water of fall 101 knots. The vessel then returned to Woolwich. It is rumoured that she will be met to cruise for three days between the Mouse and the Bore Lights to met her boilers, which are on a principle remedy Invented by Mr. Jobs Penn.—Miegers, st.-frig, was undocked to day, and the Dasher doek4.—Ptarmigan, arctic diseovery ship, has discharged her coils to day, end will be taken up to Mr. Green's yard, at Blackwell, to be desks& to-morrow. month of April following Mr. end Mrs. Ashby end her brother embarked for Cadiz on their rattan to England. Mr Stanhope ease by the sante vessel. While at Cabs the petitioner dvvered that his wile sod Mr. Stanhope were too Ultimate, and having told htr so be left her ander the ears of her brother. She and her broths, strived at South ampton from Cadis on the 14th of May, 1849. sad on the 16th, he neat morals., she eloped with Mr. Stanhope, and they have been livlsS Praise Sass as Intsliaad sad wife. An action of swim. sea. was soma shinier& brought against Mr. Stanhope, who safered folgsseat by default. rpon an isquiry before the Sheriff of Surrey, ow the 16th of De cember lest, the damages were assessed at 6001., with cats. The petitioner has sic obtained a definitive seatenes of &votes in D.etore-oommons. The principal wham. especially of the acts of the selloinel parties is Madeira sod is Cadiz, was Mr. Palmer, the lady's brother. The can having bees closed, Lord Brougham said the house world require some evidence to rebut the inference, which arose out of the evidence now piven, that Mr. Ashby was not sufficiently vigilant, sad the second reading wee ad journed for that purpose. EQUITY COURTS.-.-TUTZIDAY. Heroes TIM VIICSANIANCELLOI Or EPICIWID. Norma e. NsviLta.—lnauxortos as To Corrox PAINTS . Mr. Role and Mr. Dente' applied foe an injunction on behalf of the plaintiff', Nelson and hr were ootten tneatfacturen at Manchester, to Illeinda C0.,al defendants, who were also manufacterers at Manchester, from imitating a design upon cotton which had been invented by the plaletiffs. The Viee-Cluuseellee, having compared the a ll eged pirated dale with the or iginal, granted the injunction. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—Yarrgiumy. ammo' v Harsco.—Baron Mal Jensen Mama, XL Justus camawasx, Me. JUST= WILLIAM; AND Jun= TALVOUILIA ' Tee court sat this morning for the purpose of delivering judgment'. in the following ease.. CaOLL o 'COOL—Amos 101 AN ALLIOID IMPZINOI - OP • PAINS!. Mr. Justice Mauls said this was an action upon the ease for an infringement of • patent, described In the specifica tion as " improvements for making gas and in the apparatus used in transmitting and measuring it." The detenoant had put several pleas upon the record, and amongst others a plea setting forth that the eptcifieation had referent:* to another and differvot invention from that for which • patent had beta .tinted to the plaintiff. There was also& plea non conosseit put upon the record by the defendant. The ease was tri d belore Chief Justice Wilde, when • verdict was for the defendant. A rule nisi for a new trial had been granted. and the whole question now turned upon the specification. It appeared that the patent was granted for improvements in making gas, and in the apparatus used in transmitting sad measur ing, but the specification used did not contain the word " therein." No specification in the some words as those used by the plaintiff had been found to be enrolled, but the specification of the defendant was in almost the same words, the only difference being the use of the word " therein." The alteration was only very sight, but it had the effect of extending the subject which was granted by the patent. The patent of the defendant, es re presented in the specification, was for two dis tinct things—namely, for improvements in making gas, and in the apparatus used in transmitting and measuring the gas. When the body of the plaintiff's speci fication was looked at, it appeared that the patent had been granted to him for improvements in making gas, and for the apparatus used in measuring and transmitting, but the plaintiff did not claim a patent foe the apparatus by which the gas was to be made, which the defendant did, but only ' foe the apparatus by which it was to be transmitted and measured. The plaintiff had obtained • patent for improve• r meats in the apparatus in making, as well ea trans mitting gas, but had omitted properly to specify in hie specification the invention for which he had obtained patent but had specified another and different invention. The defendant, on his sixth plea was entitled to have the rule nisi for • new trial, which bad been granted discharged. Rule discharged accordingly. !woos AT Nut Pane A? OIIDNiLL.—BII7OI.II Loan Call, ANTICS WILDA AND • SPACIAL JCAT. TEN ELICTILIO TILIOILAPit Contra! V. MLITT AND OTHISIA. The Attorney-General, Mr. Martin, Q.C., Mr. Montague Smith, and Mr. Grove, were counsel for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Cockburn, QC., Mr. Webster, and Mr. Chance, appeared for the defendants. This action was commenced on Thursday last, and was one of three brought by the Electric Telegraph Company, who ware the proprietors of Mean. Cooke and Wheatstone's patent for communicating signals by means of the slicing telegraph, against the defendants, WI two first of whom, Messrs. Brett and Little, were the patentees of the system of telegraphic communication now in use on the railway lines. The plaintiffs sought to recover compensation in damages from the defendants for an alleged infringement ef the patent of which they were the proprietors, and which Messrs. Cooke and Wheatstone had taken out so far back as the year 1837. The plaintiffs' patent was described in the specifier tine as " improvements in giving signals and sounding slams in distant places by Mani of electric currents transmitted through metallic circles." It would tis impossible without diagrams to give an intelligi ble account of the different infringements com plained of by the plaintiffs; it is sufficient to observe that the plaintiffs stated that their patent had been infringed in five particulars: and to prove their case the principal wit nevus called were the engineer to the Telegraph Company, Mr. Cerpmeal, Professor Fury, Professor Cowper, and Dr. Miller, professor of chemistry at King's College. These gentlemen all gave it cs their opinion that the defendants had infringed the patent of the plaintiffs. At the conclusion of the plaintiffs' case on Friday after noon, Mr. Cockburn and Mr. Webster took several (Nee. tions to it on behalf of the defendant+, and submitted that the plaintiffs must be nonsuited, The Lord Chief Justine said he would mum for the de fendants leave to enter a nonsuit ; for, if they wished to carry the nos to a higher tribunal, they could tender a bill of ex ceptions to his summing up. ad- Mr. Cockburn then addressed the jury, and the court ad journed till Saturday morning. At the sitting of the court on Saturday morning, the defen: dant, proceeded to call evidence. The two first mummies were Mr. Bain, the inventor of an electric clock, of an electric printing telegraph, and who had also, in 1843, taken out a patent for communicating signals by the electric telegraph ; and Mr. Highton, one of the chief engineers of the North Western Railway Company. These gentlemen were both of opinion that the patent of the defendante differed mate rially from that belonging to the company, and that the rights of the company had been in no way infringed upon. They also stated that the patent of the defendants waen great improvement upon that of the company, as by the latter five wires and five needles were required for indicating twenty letters only, while by the former the whole alphabet could be shown by the ure of a single wire and a single needle, the earth being used to complete the circuit. The cross-eurni. nation of Mr. Bain occupied four hours' but unless the reader had models before him, it would be uspoesible for him to understand the nature of the answers given by that gentleman to the questions put to him. Tile examination in Wel of Mr. Highton bad not concluded when the court wan At the sitting of the court on Monday morning, the exa mination in chief of Mr. Hight= was continued. He was then eross-examined at great length, after which a Mr. &ashler was called, who merely stated that he went to Whitaker's, when he saw the patent of the defendants in use. The Attorney-General then replied upon the whole cue. Ti. Lind Chief Julies then summed up, and said the gentles for the jury was, whether the pa tine of the defendants, which wee worked with Gas glee and one midi! was an infringement of Ithe palest of the plaintiffs, which was worked with five lwren end Ave needles, although in same cases a lass number isubl be seed. His lordship then want through the five alleged infringements of their patent of which the plaintiffs complained. The jury then retired, and after an absence from enure for a considerable time, returned with a verdict—Four material points being given by the jury in favour et the defendants, and two in favour of the plaintiffs, a verdict was taken by consent for the plaintiffs, with nominal damages, so as to enable a final decision to be come to by the full court. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTINB AMEND. MENT OF THE Lew Thin society assembled lest evening.. at 21, Regent ereet, Waterloo-place, °soros Spruce, q., Q C., in the choir. The report of the committee on equity, "To conelder the plan of Mr. T. T. A'Bockett, ths impromnaest of*. law Tektite( to deceased person's estates," was homed up foe farther consideratims. Severed gentlemen addressed the mortis( in support of the hill, the object of which, it appeared, is to introdows new Principles with relerene• to the rights of parties interested la a deceased person's Mat:, and to provide a new form of rocedure when it broom necessary to administer the ashes ender the direction of the court. Upon this subject the cossmittes wore of opinioa that the pl a n would, lf adopted, MOW the law km the reproach a sow attacks& to ft with retinues to administration oases They were npm snarled that, so far as onditors a are oonoorsed, it would stove all complaint as to expanse or delay, while is the manner akeady intimated it would be troinetive of great advantage to pencils entitled to the residue of the estate, after payment of dehte, by clearing away proceedings that now pension fearfully upon the patrol siesta. The report Isaviag been remind, A reseisdes was passed to the effect that it be referred to the equity seausittoe to consider the host mothod of im proving do maebiony of the of Charism with re gard to tilts batons now dealt with by the Master. IRELAND. Bosun, FIB. 26. The 'pion of agrarian outrage is extending in Ulster. No fewer thin thirteen incendiary fires are enumerated in the Northern Whig as having taken plane within a limited circle of a few northern counties to the month from the 21st of January to the 20th inst., and to these should be added the serving of Terry-Alt notices, and the tiring into Mr. Anketelrs house on the 13th inst. The following particulars of the most recent fires are given by the Whig : On Tuesday morning last, three dwelling-houses with their aloes, were burned to the ground, in the towdand of Founores-sins, Csirncutle, the property of JAMB ygpp It appears that the previous nr euon of time helms lei boss ejected for nonpayment of rent, two of glen Mug Mad three years', end one two peon', nat. hew stiles Bones, three men sleeping in it had a narrow escape item halm boned to death. Mt. Agnew to spoken of as a Wad and esmiderate landlord ; end we are informed that he had not only drained the land of the ejected tenants, bat, that finding they were unable to pay his his rent. had also allowed them to take away last year's crepe. Oa V Meer day night • house wee fired aod burned in Killead, on the property of General Pakenham. Oa the morales of that day, George Conniegham, who had occupied the premises for many years, and had been streggliag for some time past to pay his rent, was ejected from the house. The Belfast Chronicle gives some details of two other incendiary fires. In the one case the inmates had a wry narrow escape, having been obliged to make their exit through a window, as the perpetrators of the outrage had fastened the door on the outside. In the other case, the injury was congaed to the burning of two stacks of draw. The committees of all the Tenant Farmers' Associations deprecate these crimes; l imit it is useless to deny that, at least in the great majority of cases, they are connected with the land lord and tenant question. In the meantime the land lords are not coming forward as they ought to do to meet the wishes of their tenantry or remove any of the causes of popular discontent. A reward of 6001. has been offered by some of the nobility and gentry of the county Down to obtain in formation leading to the conviction of the persons who fired into the bedroom of Mr. Auketell on the 13th inst. But while these things are ha is the model province of Ulster, it is • ng to be able to state that no news of outrages of an *grad= character reach us from the other provinces. Is the south the people are beginning to py the . spring with great slum. It is stated that in an unusually large breadth of land is being pre for potato sowing; and the Limerick Chronick adds that — The pesasatry of the *runty of Limerick, Itkathekoshills• Wont of Clare and Kerry are making a Amens erne eit prepare the ground for seed potatoes, hoping, in drift el pest failoree_, for the reward of their labour by inereireeil produce. They have commenced operations thus earl Ia the year, intending to have the seed down in Mush. It other parte of Ireland also very extensive pre ps:slims are making for planting early potatoes ; and the improvement which has taken place in the state of the weather has everywhere revived activity. The Press, which was started twelve months since as liberal principles unconnected with party, has sus waded publication, with the intimation of an inten d°. to resume as soon as the state of public °pinks, sad the returning prosperity of the country sight warrant a renewed trial. Under the recent and p. sat circumstances of this country the experiment of welt a journal might be msidered as somewhat en kering, and the milt of the project is understood to vs approached much nearer to women than the generality of persons expected it would. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. A programme of the approaching IMMO at Covent Garden - has been baud, from which it appears that the theatre will open on Satarday, the 16tis of March, with an Italian version of the " Freischiitz." In addition to the established repertoire of the theatre, several novelties are announced in the course of the season. They are the " Freisehiits Halevy's two operas, "La halve" and "Guido et °inure:" " Il Bravo," of Mercadante ; " Parkins," of Doniaetti ; "Iphigula in Tullis." of Gluck; "Moss in Bgitto," of Roseau ; and " Fidelio " of Beethoven. "Le Pro phets" will be brought forward early in the season. The principal performers are—Soprani : Grin, Cu billan, Vera, and Viardot Garcia. Contralti : De Mello and D'Okolaki. Tenors : Mario, Mould, Use, Soldi, Luis, and Tawberlik. Baritones : Tamburini, Ronconi, Manua, and Rommi. BUM : Polonini, Tagliefico, Rube, Zelger, and Formes. The ballet is (as last season) to be unlined to in cidental divertissements in the operas. The management has been entrusted to Mr. Gye. DRAMA. HAYMARKET THEATRE. Last night Her Malady and Prince Albert, mom =sibyl e rani Deke th e i t s Bust Co atre ryrtrilroaßytres oaosoon , sad col oi Elhford's beadle. The satortmiassats eassistod of "As _Twit _like it; " a MORI, sad the fens of " A Mania Diamond." The diorostors of Jeoefllll sad Rosa:lnd wore SiMidelli by Mr. and Mt s. Charles Koss sad tho ploy yes pwrikemod with all the musical wissuiriss with so Soo korwatly omitted la to prosoatatisis. Mrs. Lisa ' s arailiiiwas a ghost tharraiq porfoosaro, sad his &Awn of the_ yes rat6ai~ sally of/Witirt to win di* of bar Mo. fray. The singers who =Ti s r i t is the assort was Miss Birch, Ilia Fitsrsilliam, Miss Mr. Bias Room, sad Mr. Raeford. likosikMowito mini Is "The Esiogit Diamond " woo a most hswisions tad ogosoaido Maim& dos be the ovsaLso's sawwwwwlo. The boom Imo alowird to !zoo., ad* sty Ward 111116 ddileldadl v tie OLYMPIC THELTItIi. Aa agreesblerialeiisoe, in ass act, called " The Peat's Bisve," wee poodased st this theatre lost events', sad very foleavably received. It le sold to be fonaded on an anseisle la the life of the poet Conoesas, sad Iwo the op position of Wog of Trona right. It is esesediegly well = a, ead wea Movies well looted. Mrs. Seymour. la aimed with gram sad feeling ; sad X. Comm gays foloroot sad ant to lho obsamtor of Commo. The were NSW for ; sad the easeuneeniest :a b et a h r u syneur that the pine would be nightly re posted wee received with prolonged applause. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAN:maim Fn. &num Woarrirt's MlAs sues BILL —At • Redd magromodsa Yobbo Ibis day, lato lap ia lllste wet ftoltettf ko - aloptios by*. sera : -NT, the Maw of portliness trot • bill sew Ulm Mau of Clomala, ' A Dill to mood sad Awl!, sot of dr. Mk and sixth yam of Wag W do• F pollako ourtli, f Dow fox as n Moto to otoorkwo wield s Nelda of OM of Ansity" ps mat assiloooM is do Mlle listelisaia, ' bat imerisf— than bolas if *sou te atelphattot ft pearl the Block floo4boual wft TM lambi io • ORA of tie prating t— eleter=l:alreett el the fib sea s tit Ike Peestli. se he se sales le motleme sedate at the peeldhllel 'ipso el WNW." flot It le the aim emeletket ce = e rr i reisee *el 11 , : s et s ilectlee how. V ih t Ibtoome =l=4lhe leve et the Iteellit thumb eel NO% th buts s elite lepeleee Is nal* _et liree, MI to the fleletpd emeemellebiStir. ems d the sae lannids releaseeldge el theteleet Meaty Frey thet ao wok shinika imedee P r aw eejies et yew hemethle bons. ORDINATION& Oa Saailay lost tha Mowing wan= were simmittai to bogy orlon : SIT SKS DISKO? 01 cameras, AT SKS OATILIDILL DILLOUNi. Plaid* Be* Chzia Chunk Om, tawny:, o „Ossis., Norris , Llasola. Ozse. ilia Ilkikvoilk Kagiales ILA OMs. MILITARY. Tin Lars MINIMAL LoID Atttas, G.C.B.—This mitooman, who died in the night of the 23rd instant, very soddenly, had served with math distiaetioa ia the army. lima la the year 1775, he in 1786 succeeded his father, the her& Maas, s Lewd Aylmer. In 1787 his lordship received WAM mesmiseisa as an emir' in the 49th animist ; he awed la the ezpoilities to 8t Domingo in 1793 and 1794, and was present in the attacks upon Tiburon, at the storm. img of Poet de l*Aeal, aver Leogeas (when he was wounded), at the affair of Bombard, and at the redaction of Part an Prince. Lord Aylmer served afterwards at the descent near Ostend, in May, 1798, sad having been taken prisoner, remained in France six months. la the following year, however, he was present at the battle of the Helder, as well se at the at'ack by the enemy on the British have in September and October, 1798, to Holland. Hsviog, in 1802, obtained his lienteaant.ooloaelcy, Lord Aylmer gonad with the Coldstream' Guards in the north of Bollaud, under Lord Cathcart, ic 1803, aad in 1607 was present at the siege and capture of Copenhagen. Lord Aylmer served throughout the Peninsular war as assistant and deputy adjutant-general, and put of the period had the sommead of a brigade of infantry. He had received a cross mad one sleep for his services at Talavera, Buono, Fuentes d'Onor, VisOwla, and Niro. In 1838 be was nominated a Raight Grand Cram of the Bath, and proviewly, in 1832, 'loathed the appointment of colonel of the 18th Royal Irish Regiment, new wasat. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—MONDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHAO. to 1 apt Lord Watordard's Mr Jobs 11 to t Mr. alleTiegat Meath 10 to 1 Mr. Laos= so Mar Maple 10 tot Mr. Itsrooll's The TIMID 12 tot Lord Binds orto Iktirop tesoly) le to L Mr. Vegan g e =o) 14 to I Mr. habits U tot Lord lames Lk& hay. The above 111,111 *ha dada; prime, is near as we anal get at then. Victim, Peter Maple, aad Rattrap, howeew, were the only home to bear, aad beldam generally was very dell. 11011TICAMPLONSIMPM STAMM lo 1 apt Mr. B. Mrs Clotretq (1 awl ad Om list Mr. Whets Nosk inibi lsg ssislttresio 11 to 1 Sir J. Howl ett 110 to 1 Mr. OredWa Palk 10 to 1 Mr. T. Thoroloto Miami USTIONCLWAN HANDICAP. _ _ i to 1 opt Yr. Oeetwldosh samba So to 1 Yr. Corm% Ivo tie to 1 Ur. lialkloWo loiontrodo Uto 1 Coast Batloaro Vanities TM above rakes won token la small nos, and offered it UN dose. 01111/111 CUP. 14 to 1 opt Yr. Parses Gloom (t) le to 1 —Yr.*err" Wm An IS is 1 Mr. Itolkluoi's Mod le to 1 Copula ihnoorro Moab *to 1 Mr. Wrolbot% Wadlnit (4 to 10014 Not lall.a.droos bible& WY; Bto opt 11r. W. Own& itilellestroko (t 9to 1) •to Wool Illimarsleillit Orli= (t 9to 1) 11 to lai 11811broes loteitot Avoid (t). It 4 Mr. ileorwilifo The Wow (t) 19 to Mr. liellareo WA& IS to Lord Sollosfo WNW" (t) DIM Pollosualt OHM soWoularoWolildt (t) la atom (t) Itt ma totem Mohr/ mil Woo orta between /IWortstri Met SASI me Moils SIM Cam 99d Ildlosloolo VW to •111 IS P Id aptiolts o' Slot X X 1 opt Mr. J. Sides Cyprus (t) Belleglinkr wee in rtosord mow, and es an eating et NNW he ift shi hundred grand% adveneed to Ble 1, lame ft is peetnnek Ikarekte, ihet the gunmegiat e hr: been seeded litwarebly. the Kaigli Cila t a rdvenel wee toe between three sad four Itastdrod parade, at 10e sad U to 1, and the ether bones returned abets, with the steep ties of (Mlle Calm, for • Wile at the quoted prim. Very little betting. 'Lab) Ottertigenct. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TuriaDAY. PawMl; eves isoosmus Au SMILER) ....ern rm.. ASHIT'S DITOKCII BILL. Mr. Talbott shortly stated the eirstuseteasse Of thl i a:t; Mown% ewe. From Mt ststeatsat, egg from 16 la ror..t el the bill, it grind VIM OM the Por. card Classaby Ashby of Denies, wesweenrisd la Key, 1842, to Elisabeth Sophie , Ilted owls, the age ef 21 yaws. Tis. wee selessised Codas Outlive Marsh, lais he ersershi mon m with the wa in. the meg Wes father, then rester of that pen& There wee we ehild of the ssarelage. Tits poll• dew sad Ids wife livid lewdly tegether tM ra, 1840. They went together to Writhe In ic fni giber, MO, fat the benefit .1 Mrs. Adebyte heal* emeespealed by sae of her heath y ers, sad while there, sad raid* fa the sena hew, ffie ber segssiated with Malaga =wit %sides 1111101 ate Ihrairape. Is the COURT OF EXCHEQUER-YESTERDAY. Elrrnrro nr BAPM The court (represented by Mr. Baron Parke elan) sat yesteeday for the purpose of delivering judgments. RISKIN/11AD, LANCASNION, AND Cataalna JUNCTION RAILWAY COILPAIIT e. PILOIIIII.-11011-LIADILITY OF TO CALLS. This was as action for a call, to which the defendant pleaded that at the tine of the =Wag the contract with the plaintiffs, by virtue of which the call wee made, he was an infant. The point in the case was whether the entreat in question was to be referred back t o the transfer of the shins to the defendant (which took plea on the lot of March) or to the date of the all, which wee in May, the defendant having become of age on the 7th of April. The Court was in this as of opinion that the contract referred to in the pleading must be taken to be that arising oat of the purchase and transfer of the shares. The making a all was so contract between the company and the share holders, and the obligation on the latter to pay the moose required was one sin g from the antra* entered into at the purchase. The ilat was therefore entitled to judgment.—ladammut accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YzarzaDay. BILL DISCOVIITINO. In a ewe, baud before - Ooit - aisiioner Phillips, of an insolvent, • clerk in the Postwillse, it appeared that a perm who slaisasd notice as a auditor had discounted • bill, taking see shining la tau pwnwL Mr. Osendadanns PIC rind what rate of intusst had It WM Moist is reply that It was "$0 pee seat." Ms. Ommissioser Phillips Maria dia t is kb opinion sash moms ask care of thiamin", ant regaind sot th• prot sass alas amt. Ho is well as tits other sonnis• *WS of Mt ma into dellemimi to is ell they maid to AM ft span. as the has a the pakiie asp ellueuts did not Mahn is nab ashen. Whit MOS bad them govern ma sleeks to noddle will Ws of massy ? He would hamm ntommed oinks is aloha ollmikas not to pat their il is hills a trui C ligis dhasuatie of the E in woman asked the court trbigher 311 per mut was mooldeeed tieaasl to Marge Mt. °mahatma Phillf:Tz r kesned UM dissolution took ears Ibrumatoe. Tiny for Ms risk they no. If the tab um paid it ina men. t wiles act paid they ems to the mot to he TM an was =lt tune Ms pasta who atiesded with ismer Miss. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. —. A Beool%a JUPORTOM, A woman, who said that her name wee Mary Head, but who refused to give any address, was charged with prd.enting at the office of Mr. Bigge, the barrister, a Iteggiag letter, with intent to obtain money by means of the same. W. H. BigUsk Arthur Biggs, Bic., barrister, of No. 1, I[itmooart•buildimes, Temple, detailed a series of at tempts made by the primmer to obtain motley from him by various representations, which, on inquiry, be found were totally destitute of t ruth. He communicated with the officials of the Wendish? Society, by whom Horsford was directed to attend to the case. Thu allow succeeded in tracing her to her plass of abode, where he ascertained that she was living with a notorious begging letter impostor. The prisoner herself was not personally known to him. Alderman Farebrothar said, as she was not known, he would rally sentence her to one month's imprisonment, but she had better be cautious for the Nitre. It was afterwards meert..ined that the prisoner's com panion and herself hid been levying pOntributions in ijke anner on the nobility and gentry, not letting even the Queen escape, who sent thee 101. through the hands of Cal. Anson. WORSHIP-STREET. _. A Flamm:le RIDIS.—Hugh Matson, described as a jour. 'mann tailor, was charged with riding upon one of the earners of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, in an unlawful manner, and to the imminent danger of his life. It appeared from the evidence of John Humphreys, one of the porton at the Les-bridge station, that while on duty, about nine o'clock en Saturday evening, the seal train from Lor den to Yarmouth passed him at full 'peed, and on tutt ing his eye in the direction of the leading carriages, he was astonished to see the figure of a man standing between the tender of the eagles and the brake-van: immediately in the rear of it. He instantly raised an alarm, and battened up to the static it, where the nein made a temporary stoppage, and called the attention of the guard to the position it the primmer, who was mounted up-in the buffer of the tender, the upper part of which he was grasping with one hand, std disgust: with the other to a handle in the brake-van, to preserve his equilibrium. Charles Church, the guard in charge of the mail, stated that in consequesu of the outcry raised by the last witness, who pointed out to him the perilous situation of the prisoaer, he ordered the latter to instantly descend, and demanded the came of his hazarding his life in such a manner. The prisoner replied that he was anxious to get to Cambridge as ape. dily as possible, end, having no money to pay hie fare. he watched for an opportunity, just as the train was staring frets the Shondiich terminus, and scrambled on to the buffer, with the intention by that means of reaching his destination. He immediately took the prisoner into custody and conveyed him to the office of the station-master, who asked him for his ticket, when the prisoner carelessly an swered that he was obliged to travel at a cheaper rate, and had hoped that he would have been able altogether to escape observation. The prisoner added, that on reaching the Stratford station a few minutes previously, he quietly slipped off the buffer until the train resumed its progre when he again ascended to his former position, and crouched down to avoid being seen. Mr. Wilinson, the station-master at Shoreditch, called the magistrate's attention to the bye laws of the company, by which any person guilty of suck offences rendered them selves liable to a penalty of 405., end said it was scarcely to he conceived that any but a madman would have exposed himself to such danger, as any sudden stoppage of the train must have inevitably hurled the prisoner from his position, when the whole line of carriages must have passed over Ma body and crushed him to atoms. In answer to questions from the magistrate the prisoner stated that he had arrived at Liverpool on Friday last from Philadelphia, where he had served his apprenticeship, and, having only sufficient money to pay his travelling expenses to London, be was compelled to adslr. the means described to reach the residence of his parents at Cambridge, whom he was most anxious to see, u he had been absent from them for • period of six years. Mr. Hammill said that the prisoner appeared toast very little value upon his life, which would in all probability have been sacrificed, but for the fortunate interruption of his fool hardy experiment: and to deter others /ram heurding them selves in a manner so reckless in future, he should order him to pay the maximum penalty of 40c, or in default to stand committed for fourteen days to the House of Cor rection. WANDSWORTH. TON Flan ON WANDSWORTII-CONNON.—T. Candor and J. Baker were examined upon a charge of having ma liciously set fire to the furze on Wandaworth-common ; end some evidence of a rather unimportant character having been heard, the were remanded for a week. SUSPICIOUS Diara OP • TOLL CoIJ.SCTOIL —Thomas Day, a carrier, from Brumley, in Surrey. was placed in the dock on suspicion of causing the death of Eli Wing, in the parish of Ham, by driving a cart over him whilst acting as, toll collector at the Kingston gate. From the statements of the witnesses examined, and free some evidence of a circumstantial nature, it appeared that on Sunday night, about half-pest 12 o'clxk, • hone and cart, which the prisoner was driving, passed over the body Od -imaged, who died immediately afterwards. Mr. Emden determined on remanding the prisoner, and ordered a pout martens examination of the body. The prix nee was then remanded, and in the coarse of the day_ he made the following statement : That he got down to pull his money out to pay the gate, when a waggoner (men boning the name) said he had paid for his boree, and he primmer, when the collector asked for the money, told him what the waggoner said, and the collector said he had only paid for his own. After some words had passed the col lector took hold of his horse, and the waggoner took hold of it on the other side and laid cn to it with the whip, and that made the horse go so fast that the collector loosed the reins and fell, and the prisoner saw the wheel pass over him. Mr. Beadon said the effect of this evidence was only to inculpate others, and orilered the prisoner to be reconveyed to his cell. MARKETS COTTON.—LrmtaPooL, Fan. 25.—Tha market to-day aq a little more cheerful, and the demand from the trade was better, Lough small parcels only were inquired for. 5,000 bales were °orn ate& u the day's sales. CORN. - Cinswcr.arin, Feb. 25. - Good samples of Wheat were by no means numerous at our market to-day, yet pur chases were made en quite all easy WWI as Ina week, and a general dulness prevailed, Wheat, 91. to 111. 10s. per load. Barley, 20e. to 21.. per qr. Oats, 16e. to 24e. Beans, 265. to 36e. HADLEIGH, Feb. 25.-We had a moderate surply of corn at market to-day. Oar farmer. are availing themselves df the present gas weather in planting their Beans and Peas, yet we bad no life in the trade, and late prices could only be made of the beet qualities of Wheat and Barley Other things as of late. Smantno, Febr 25.- Wheat in fine supply, and s ild freely. Seed Barley and Oats inquired for. Beans and Peas un changed. Wheat, white, 101. Itle. to Ilk • red, I. to 91. 10s. Bar ley, 23e. to 275. Oats, las. to 17s. Wails, 235. to 275. Peas, 261. to 26e. Lusnaica, Feb. 23.-The weather is now floe, and a good deal of spring tillage is going on. The quantities of Wheat, Wm, and Bevley bumph, to market for the week bare bees very moderate, but without change in prices. No arrivals of Indian Corn; the trade is dull, and dela confined to parties in want of atoll parcels, but ne extensive tremsestioas. The eants rimarks apply to all other kinds of bread food. Meals of e dmeriptien in dull sale by re tail. Present prim': Wheat, I id. to 12d.; white. 12d. to 13d. Oats. 7d. to S& biz*, Id. tog per stone. Galati Indian Corn, 1. 74 5a.; Thrall. 71.2 a. td• 71.; Salonlea, IL • Yellow Ame rican, 71.; white, 71. Indi a n eal, 71. 10s. Bye, 71. leyemeal, 71. toe. Oatmeal, 101. 10s. per ton. Irish Roar, 245. pee bag; American, 222. per barrel. CATTLE, Ike.—COLCHESTER, Feb. 23.—There was an increased show of itbeep at market, and the trade was evidently brisker throughout the day; most of the pens were cleared, bat with no particular improvement upon last week's prima There was also a very good show of Beasts, and the demand tolerably brisk; the beet fat and fresh ones commanding a slight advance in value. Lean stock were rather more in request, but not dearer ; upon the whole, a fair share of elks was effected. The few mach tows shown were easily disposed of. The supply of Pigs less very good, and nearly the whole changed hands before the close, with no particular alteration in value bona last market day. Stores keep up in price. Sapplr Sheep and Lambe, 9,240; Calve*, 24; Basta, 290; Horses, 57; Pigs, 316. IVERPOOL, FRB. 25.—We have had a larger supply of cattle at market this day, than was ever shown here at this season of the year before; the demand very dull, at prices Silly 4d. per lb. lower. Sheep in good supply ; a brisk demand, at an adrenal of 2s. per head from last week s value. A coreiderable number of beasts remain nasoid. Beef, Rd. to 5d.; mutton, sd. to 60. 2,61 S cattle, 5,193 sheep. NORWICH, Feb. 23.—Oar market exhibited a tolerable show of store Cattle ; there was a fair attendance of buyers, and • gnat =loyal's effbeted at about the same rates as last week. Pat Seaga • kir show, trade dull, at ea. teas. lid. per stow of I abs, still all were sold. Tim per were better tilled; Waits were in demand at from 24e. to Ns. per head for big and fresh in =Witten; at there prices there was a good clearance. Pat Sheep 61. 6d. to 7s. per Mem. Good same Pip and fat Pork remain without any alteration in prim. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. TUIBDAT, Fan. 26, 1660. The State of the Weather at esels et the following pleas at Nine 'Vela& yesterday 'awning. The st ation s are arranged in order of latitude. Noss ot Plano. I 13°4"1 et Brat of &W el It gather. Wino. W . ?moms N.E. Grotto 81.0.11 Pony Izarso B.W. Oahe Oman* Posromoors B.B. Goode Brew Omura Bluoutow N.E. Castle Broom Onalart Iturrixo•N.B. Goott• Brame Coady Sown/Ammo ItamalWATl.ll Tv Nossuos BASIIHNIT0K1...... Bower. LAMM.. . OIUtBN %hal Cola Omar& SWIN14111 ........ Over, sot GLOVCIINTIS CANBILIDOI ..... BIAIIIIO3IIAII LB. 0. Partially Coady [Amount COIIIIAT W. Gonda Breese Partially Cloudy 81111FFICIAO N.W. 0411,10 Breese Clouding llotreutoo a. Geotle Brom Bola Unarm. B.B. Calm Partially Coady Moierusorza. a. Goollo Brom Priaci u dallgr i r 7 Lawns &W. Cola P ly Dostuorroo Brum LW, Cited* Ovorout dam. HA5TL17004...... ..... W. Cleo* Broome Po , jig . Brno' Rumor LW. Otottlo brew Known. &W. Owl* Breen s PiTaly Cloud, Burma LW. Oonilo Broom Omani Lagoa W. Cattle prom Cogent Ilsovricz 01.ortiorr " ____ maw dstrstior I ars Tlllll DAY, NOON. W ilsom etlNlM Mite teeilhee. OMNI* Coarse LW ot Wiad. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. , *hipping Guano." sad " CASUALTIER. Aurora, Miller. from Maneill, to Wisheaele, was tc w o here nod Feb with Las at sail., jib-boom, ete.-11.111, Feb. 24. Alfred, sloop, Motin, from Calais for London, is on shore:oil the Niel Rock; should the weather remain moderate she may come off nest tide.—Margatr, Feb. 24. Lima Packet, Maclean, lying off the town ready for gee . " driven on shore to the N. B. of St. 0. orge'e Bay, shut miles from &pont, on the attuning of 2nd Feb. Sh very high up on the send., has eitt bet water in her hold, bi ing stripped , but it to feared cannot b e got off.-13*,.. rout, Feb. 7. Ittquit-r, Searle, bound to Tripoli, parted her anchon, doting a pale 2nd. Feb , went on shore in Tripoli Bey, i s nearly half full of water, and it is Geoid will berme II week.—Bayrout, Doe. 7 ♦iIIYED. - 1 LCR '~~ . Ilambuts llnlland Lisbon Pacific hill% vii Soulaampton 0 India xii Ma.viiiiii 0 Batton and Halirax 1 Manta Mexico and II n West India Brasil I Feb 24 ARRIVIS D. AIM= Eortne —at Gravotend, February 25, from ..... Avoca—off Liverpool, February 25 Allonym—at Falmouth, February 22, from Anon—at Qnemottown, February 31, from Anoo—off Durageom, Yehruary 23, from Boarrao—at Gravramod, February 24, from EGUNION—at Queenstown, nbruary 22, from . Gums—at Folwouth, February 23 from Oasaus—at Bailin February 21, trom Jams Gum—at Queenstown, February 22, from 'mom Luro—atilymouth, February 24, from. Java Chaeos—at Gruyere/el. February 23, from. Kornerr—at Gravesend, February 25,1 from_ Liverpool, February ?5 NlNToll — at Falmouth, February 23, from NOVA Scoria --off Livery° , 1, February 25 Osurwr—at Bristol, February 25, ....... .Gaiirwa .Com4atinr4 fOreliAn.4l ..... .G,ci-a „.a4 MiM~r;y .M.uritas l'iortuauca or. Illi.v—at firavevend, rebrosry 25, from i / .Il,:ri R. Inoue —off Deal, F. bruary 24, from I:. \ Tn.' Rauvoca —off Newhaven, February 24, Iran Ma• r,,. ot 11.01nEVKAN—at Scilly, February 22, from Lyn Rowairo—of Liverpool, February 21 Swan—at Queenstown, Febrile: y 22, from SAILED. .~'.7illmlry Amemo—from Liverpool, February 33, to Valor :r Axe—from Liverpool, Feb. 25, to 8,., : • o ALBlON—from Portamouth, February 23, to Jamaica Ann POWILI.L—from Liverpool, February 25, to Rio Grande Batts—from Liverpool, Febniary 25, to °port° 811 LIN —from Liverpool. February 25, t o Philadelphia Baum—from Liverpool, February 13, to vo Michael', BrOOARAII bleacamer —Nom C0.,',, Feb. 21, to Port Philip Bon Fivear—from Falmouth, February 22, to __Sumo* Ayrea CrOBBILLAND- - (PIM FIIIIIMUIh, February 25, to C.,dir. 00111171111 Or MaLlitlßrair —from Falmouth, Feb. 211, to 0 'le COlcolloNDOL—from Plymouth, February 24, to Celia—from °reverend, February 25, to. Conoco—from Liverpool, February ....5 ... , to. It:ti .. II mt• Caas.oLfrZen LtverpOol, February 25; to Com:oats —froze Liverpool, Feb. 25, to Cortotarra—from Liverpool, February I% to . COLIIAIIt —from Liverpool, February 25, to Darirrtmo—froto Liverpool, February 25, to. I,r_r. 4 Korman-from Fahassitth; Februarj 21, to DIIRWICIT-from Falmouth, February 22, to . . Dmisso -from Hull. February 23, to DLHOGFIT- from Bristol, February 21, to Eroar-from Portsmouth, F 24, to EULINTON-from Queen.townr. Fe 22 , to Eumool-from Liverpool, February 25 to Eursouth-from Liverpool, February 23, to Eisum-from Liverpool, February 23 to F.arza Mnoaa-from Liverpool, February 25, to Euthsoa-from Liverpool, February 25, to Fruowarr-from Portsmouth, February 24, to Foarrntha -from Portsmouth, February 23, t 0... FIDILITAT-from Portsmouth, February 23, to Visas-horn Queenstown, February 22, Ito Gas-from Milford, Febr uary 22, to Guars 3l'Vaa-from Liverpool, Feb. 23, to Ileum from Liverpool, February 25, to nostrums-from Liverpool, February 23, to Horo-from Liverpool. February 23, to limas JANR -from Bristol, February 24, to Isaamia Ilaarrerr-from Lirerpoo ,' February 25, to. Isaastaii-from Portsmouth, February 24, to Isansua-frerelFalmouth, February 22, to ISABILIA-from Ram.ratc, February_2s, to Jawesom-from Shields February 22, bows Booous- fro Dell, February 23, to iCNO-from Hull, lebr uary 23, to JAIIRS-from Plymouth, February 34, to basso Gise-from Queenstown, February 21, t 0.... Joins-from Plymouth, February 24, to louot EIRNIUCR- from Liverpool. February 15, to Jr:emu-from Liverpool, February 25, to JOB. YNEWARD -from Liverpool, February 25, to Laseasonts Lam-from Uverpool, February 23, to LIDA-from Gravesend, February 23, to LADY WNACWITILT -kora Plymouth, February 24. Lois FITZRSIDIZT-from Bristol, February 24, to Mortm-from Saloombe, February 23, t 0... DIAONITICOI-from Portsmouth, February 23, /KAT Grams-from Portsmouth, February 23, t I Wasors-from Portsmouth, February 25, to.. MAY80101:00 - from Shields, February 22, to Maar Ass-from Torbay, February 23. to Mum. Aso Rscum - from Liverpool, February 13, CO. MARIANNA-hoe) Liverpool, February 23, to MART -from Liverpool, February 21, to Moats-from Liverpool. February 23, to Liverpool, February 25, to Manna-from Liverpool, February 23, to Nms-from Liverpool, February 2.3. to. New Waitrons' -from Liverpool, February 23, to. 3thrrcons-from Liverpool, 'February 25, to ... . . . Noars Pot a-from Liverpool, February 25, to New COVIIIRICIAL -from Liverpool, February 23, Floseautt.-trout Liverpool, February 23, to Nears-ham Liverpool, Fe' ruary IS, to NORDIG-from Portsmouth, February 23, to Nouns-from BristA, February 24, to Oki-from Queenstown, February 22, to .. Owramo-hoor Liverpool, February 25 , to.. Panrcuov Owros-fromLiverpool, February 25, to Party-from Liverpool, February 25, to . . Puss Grime-from Portsmouth, February 24, t . Potormaa-from Portsmouth, February :1, Qua= or Ersor.szo-iron Liverpool, February :5, t.. Romaine' -from Liverpool, Februar to . . Bortmar -from:Liverpool, February 2a, to Runup Stth-from &loft:the, February 23, th Berms-from Milford, February 22, t 0.... Somme-from Liverpool, February 23, to Samos -from Liverpool, February 23, to ...... . rum TALI-frol3l LIT(11)001. February 23, t 0.... .. Bnuoirrav- from Bristol, February *A, to ..... ... Tower-hum Liverpool, February 25, to . ... . Too.. LOWSIIT -from Portsmouth. February 23, to I Twasms-from Shields, February 22, to Go C an -f rom Par:smooth, February 24, t0 St. to sr. Tina - from Portsmouth, February 23, V. TIZILIA-from Portsmouth, Febrtiary24, to ot VICTORIA-from Liverpool, February 23, to VIROINIA-from Liverpool, February 25, to TROPISM-from Liverpool, February 23, to bt. M . WY. AND Ass-from Sunderland, February 24, to oi L. Waaatos-from Portsmouth, February 24, to W. Me OALL-from Liverpool, February 23, to Zwau-hum Liverpool, February 25, to 6!.1 ,6n . • • '. Mark —lll New it and K. n 5 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. --- &sea, from Singapore 'or London. Nov. 22, is the Stra.3 1 (imam Serino, from London for 13onatas7, Jan. S, 26 W. Mat teCA, from London for Bombay, Ilanarritit from Mantilla for tlueemitown, Jan. 4, od Mamma, outward bound. Feb. 11, 1.5 =lee 6.W. of the BUTAL 90,11.11M10N. from Batavia for LonddL Nov. ot Songs. 13s.tur, SillkltTlind, from Tutooorin for tondos, Dec lon. 48 E. Vases. from Liverpool for St. Miebwrs. Feb. 40. to St` "4 . 11,11411 I%mm. (whaler), of London. Nov. 2% lat. 7” s., _ • with LSOO barrels of oil, and • lob alousstee. WALTLI MOILLWS. trOM Mal for Imam. NOT. 7, :st. , • 107 E. [Advertieoment.]—Um PRECEDENTEP CU RE 1 Lower's nua.—Tbomas Symonda, formerly of Chatham siding la Gravel.lane, Southwark, kail been nnab:e a do t• - ••• three years. Ilis lungs were supposed robe affected, !tout? A cough, with teet AZILI legs swelling ' , beside. which, tie ! ever keep anything on his stomach, and was genera.: ill as to barely have power to stand, yet in three titer.t!:. man acquired 'drama a new esassitutton by main: ll - and has now become so thoroughly strong and se. - . undertake the laborious duties of a carpenter on hard , • sailing to New South Wake. These inoilubie Ellis poor eisahliettroest, errand, Lid r. dealers in medicines. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AM) DEATHS. BIRTHS. 4121E8.—Feb. 21, at Cbetter.equAre, the wife of L. tat , II •Mlt. BIDWELL.—Feb. 21, at the Rectory, tieehetten t;t. May. ai the Rev. E. T. liblaye, of • win. atacu.—Feb. 22, at Easto li n tlrey. Wiltss ' be " birch of • ron. DRYDEN.— Feb. 21, Mrs. A. Dryden, of A "L FLOWEL—Feb. 23, at nark-hill, Croydon, ttut Vie, f 21 r. 1 . Flower, of • daugbter. MARRIAONS. BEAUMONT— VREVILLE.—Fcb. 2 0 , at St. Vette., 1,.`".". Henry, Meat woof H. P. Beaumont, N., !Ate •: master of the thiblin th.Orict, to Charlotte, ego% Jau:!••• " Eaq., of Dublin. BLACKER—KUTItEttVORD.—Feb. :0. at St. Mee, Is 7„Boe. B, U. Blacker, ekteat eon of L. attacker, LW..sonm,*: tom, Loadou, to lokbana,ehteet daughter of Ike Welt. focal, Erq., of Marrion.ortutn . , North. KOIW.tN—WOOD.—Feb. 20, at Rendre, North We., 4. , 1 11 , tan, Eng., of Meade' Ilan, to Leah, widow of t h e ;ate I.` Esq., of Wollerhempton. DEATHS. 21, at the Manor-bonse, Little Marlow, Ashley, Esq.. or Tork-erreeent, CU tee, late of Maley ' Jamaica, aged 75. AT1,111i14.-3Arh. IS, Oen. Lord Aglow', aged 75. BRAT BROOKE.—Peb. 21, Isabel, wife of W. thlyhr,vole. Borraek-router of Manetwetee. aged C. CARVER.—Tab. 10, et Long Stratton , St. Nichol, W. (mt. iblf.pay Bu of the 4th )'eleven Itattabon. Ned . CMPPINDALL.—Feb. 20, Elias Harrigan, widow of the ..11‘ CbtpVindlA of the Bengal Civil Service. COTHEL—Peb. 11, at Sandhurst, near, otou"tcr. w• CO W • ". aged 84. VORSTILIL—Feb. 14, Mary Elisabeth, infant dsughter of Mr. it'' Forster. .1114LTAIL —Feb. 13. Mr. R. Jennings, of Cheureido. , rs‘l MACREADY.—Feb. 34, at flutings, CkliStllia LtUtui,th.o.laus of Mr. W. C. ilseready, aged 19. MOM rd published by Weuetas Kato Hew, et N O . S. : Mtn la the City et Loados. Prance, et the ettee..n scress. Sia Falba et not ai 1 I ~~ 1 ,I 1 /2 ..