The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-18 00:00:00

G. Imo per no t • WIMAW If Hoe lead sompasy las Its resod se WEL Mt. OCipuer ele • rtherrod Oa sar w il, owl be etas meld give as sealant of It. As regarded the degoisere s h a nbeideft it per sompletely sat it their poem le mash U. while her lugs sums steed is Kr. O'Cleasses some is epee beak, to aoppesed to ham died waillealy, to ethom woad all the meaty have pest To she peer. her bms maldheasill ? 1N eneb thing; set etherelog of it. 4111 law d ham gone to Mr. O'Conserle beisas-kw or ids , sod ems, vatioehee et a. weed Mli al esa l = t rtle ° seessimy at Sibs • lei is Mammy to even es mown* et the mese be hei mewed to Ilr. User them deisommeseim, doleadleth woe seem with libel hniase. Moines be quithissed the boas fides of the ipolleme. pe ahen s-sotitr hod a Mid theme, ; maid sat Mr. O'Oessior most ham Lows that whoa he sheathe mob Urge ems. He MA is eight to oboes Shwa, it wee embosses, sad Lees dose sale essemsaisted ble ditheasety Leas w hew lodged to hie "IS ••• wont. wed pseehesere melee who it aftwrourds Is kit ems menu. Way sot paelliallbila MOW is =MOS 414 others to Inn kr the elemelmilmn ? As est was am desk, it was doer shore woe • went at been Ides on tport of Mr. O'Cothar, sad the -.-went was Judith is ewes* Id= as les bad dose. The pestle of bath fides woo la f l u i d the ante the whisk the Joey won smoothes Is try. was said Mr. O'Coareer had made ids we bet s g aloes to crater he the booths fra the sweellsolise twOT be am make • esavoyasse insmodes ? ame dem ea, the trsametion would bar • wayillibeeth The sharp mesa lb. O'Ciaser was, that from the bests slag up to the press's bear he kept all the fuse es his own, sad mew beide es Mato to Nththe eons. • hid al odor his own mousse asethol,_emil as home being bad the last power es theorem site him la wha il ag. Any one who had oyes to see, or powers to east perceive the sesame whisk imams& Mr. O'Coasiet tbst prearseag. His modem wore this sod simple. The &chaise. einem damned the else to wpm wed as maths mash • tosamosion es • plead empuides. Had he wet the right. se • mites jeetramabk is poise oat to the weed that Mr. O'Cosser agi rdeapeenswies of the people's messy, tko neat of I , through the baseumemadie of KO sashimi sr as they were ma& _ emagbee the Wages. is the perms deaftg lie people What Wee beseattia be the Noah as eart meld bream ; bat it wee dew, m the tomwesties sow stood, iMr. O'Commer might bust the wee to kimeslL Ho had other diorama Mime at ems is at it. and it denied tuu Mbr MI Pod "I ood 011111111011 whether ho over would do or. No Meet great W bias made sad mighty posmises bed oath Vili mi r i sev bases, these precis hid boss Molise Is sem sap disheassty sod grand were apparent is eh, wise ==. Kr. °Viewer held ether ma so is pest by whisk es whole mashy woo to be wavered irea palest pandit. He promised the per digamisors is the "bank" her per amt. Mires% but it apposed w oz pewee tomes thus swallowed •pp the who, eat there was ape* eyes& Mr. 0' s ova pommel murky for the deposisers, who bum dieSiig by may sort of uthespressatetheas. TM had ashodent l eseeedied he was *stied ia imputiag • want of laws l and hon our ia the min who was the solo esesamor ems tram. estises. Mr. O'Caaser, stow reeeiviiistre sane or nosey is depar, separated the ewers. Whose ihe authority of thy ens, but by his own severely& ell, he derived the epee's of the security of the Lae mesh hie bola one- Moody Mid out to thus. and he Um theme dee Iffiem his tows personal sepority. In foot, he gem w itheeljr Mensal(—he was director, .rutty, Messmer, el es Miele entablidesest. By hie own acksowledgammale these raw this a beak—a lordly sosetitated bank—the wee webs was • deception premised apes the eubsoriben. Mud ameba detsadest a riokt to say that dee nth who had promlbed that impolitical was a political imposer ? It al lb, suggested that Mr. O'Consor was biome by a Aides to thermos ths citadel= of the Morays Star. No dose that was the sole resod tif all the proosediage of the company. There were no hocks kept ; as romolutiem rearded. L tbo Northern Sew sad so where *as were tile proomedisp to be bath. The mesh was that its alemiletioa was isameed, withia • mem paratively short plebe hem SAO to 21,000 amide per week. This was the of the maim whisk eberasterimed Mr. O'Coa sees cosalod ; under snob elisisavassa, teamed mane him If • delegate imppamil to dem in epithe host him, would aot the same power IL* espesesth the beak from the Laud Company row Meese sad ems the unfortunate delegate who woe guilty of Meeks slid Mr. O'Connor ? There wee se thee of any soot Gelded over hies. Ail the Niles fee the regulates of the thorny sem violated whoa roe, they arms: s l i t Lett Ho w lt . tbe " ems . pr.:ly," the Inamstith . = . powers et the prms ought so be mercies soh : la the wide la whisk the world's slabs are sow conducted the &hookas was Justified is psalm hb finger upon those great blots in tits elaraster of • public as., and saying gabled, that Ito was a polities' impostor. It was the losses ditty ot the prom to espies sash shown as had bees premised by the ;lease, and do all that was peselble to sop. rest their program. Is conelusise, the braised geoimena plied upsa the jury, as they vase the Eaters*. of the pow and the helpless, to throw emir thus the shield at goebei tins by lading • vadiet is Ile defendant, whom 'sly offence was the .:pare it mealtime. Mr. lieriosat W Glow woo eon bend is imply ups the while am. If be did Est brew the IL lune omesil who had Just seem it the mum would se Mom to snob seesaws% he Nose have mid that Mr. Resler* was fa liseased by hos p tility to Mr. O'Coaner bend et swell kis rofesmisami duty ia dint. la Math that leanest maw did sot Low bb what she kw was. The Jury were re amgmeilled to tis tmesise whether Mr. O'Clawor hod been ids an error N the pest seem whisk he hod prepeseded, but whether he lod meted with hew ille* The delude wee bath on sad the Wier of aseep @myth* thee it Mg ussid suggest es Mile bees bad been tots the cam establieb the debase set up. Kr. 0 1 4= was seta draw* them gentiemon or ewe of the white waist mated minsbere of the House stOommess, but be woe ths poor warkisg man's friend. He .Wend the ems privileges se Roebuck sad every the bow there woes • great Many eesestriolUos that that bek sod learned He 411 r Hogback) beithiged tee pony, and b id were omeled ; but time sever was • public &anew whom us duet and motives had been seethed one mime pressated is sash • maser se Mr. O'Camer's bed. H. atmeked the Wes Pointals, w a its blemished by , kis modem impost ia kb a b b elle woo othleseed to • rigid ea( - esomibing lire • simmilates oleo Heave of Commom, one el the emblems= with wk.% be led bola amid, se ame ebb woo ebb M pees eel be bag owe fle. Mt babes *I the amide solembed So or gal ISO MEW Of Hetes Into to meis pie All Chet bee bus dime( teem ia 'sower to tla po p m om ent meth es Meese sensed el esartMon, re so pool skims* It bed been an sad est • red mom mold Mee mono ememodeme in ten milawase this an home man aid seats is is yam The demodist by kis plea, had Is=Go Mr. POsomer, sad he bad thogether 1%. The Joey ought le gibed themeless Poilldlosi and as the Wyly biked es the plaintiff w i nogret no was entitled to awn amessids• bat U lass NA Kr. °Toast" heel breaded se as impostor, and Mil op sm the esemy b e ese eozer io ni n or a l d tt to be look d Tpst. "an tof isediesich ao other s indivrdail l , ream a eimiabr of am ou nt or not, had bees able to lig Meows milk/ emertithe. He had worked ftitiffd sloe to panes ea ementry, without patting • into bb plebe eme et kb tramillog inmost its nesereerged a eeing hobb: .woes,al theagh tine mousey:Thy poem Glebe week* had set visited for the purpose et establishing land company. The reset was that by his own individual 'sonless h• had Lea sailed to Owe a groat number of poor sad mu waked waivers and issomess, who had proviesely bees breathe' pestileatial air sad eating thwheisesese break ogee mail et ellotme= h ia the most Meth and salthoisas . poste wen 'sabot as eampaisd with te rmrmr raids.; met of the wiener lobo Wheed apes them peementoi naything but an useable appeseasse. DIE they leek like we pear madmen who bastedpostileatial sir, sad lived en what might be called liserthy the " cesspools" et Shoesid lad of Otomew Oa the motrary, their net othatessathe indicated that they had beat theybe a better mews of mistimes than woridag ha es dose and ...r ued semeephere of • femme is the trifling rthiunerstioa of 6s. or 7s. • week. tithammatide there was • meat deal of pre- iodise existing, not only spine Mr. O'Conaor but also math* the Mabee Lad Compasy, bat he be *e n d= not to allow it to lath a laret plan in their and to smiths everything _teem their anemia' which rah am, truth, sad jetties did sot esnetion. The odium thrown on the company was to be attributed to the het that it was exclusively ceallsed tow m p men; let low of those companies is the thy who them mites on their iisporathe, and prated did figure- heads on the top of their prospeetuses would have sub mitted their slain to sash • rigid iniestigation and in quiry ao Dir. OCossor had done his accounts, or would bath ma out ot the inquiry so tuisosthed and trium phant. H. hod invited sad courted investigation, and yet sot • single blot had throughout the whole case ben shivers upon hie honesty, end the question was sot whether the expectations he had held out to the themben had not or could sot be fueled, or whether the society bed altogether failed, bat whether than had been any die Moiety or impositlo• ; sad if they thought not, then the risks& would be entitled to their verdict. He r emind the we is its rapseity es • public .swot, sad hoped it would l os s pose= and be able to =mein its legitimme power tad blesses; but when his teem' bead said the present libel was only what &journalist, thromenting upon a public 011 fr nifty, was st liberty to write, he could almost have lan bed at the absurdity of the declaration, but that he knew le was drives late • dilemma. Nothing meld be usage sos o us g:t io tlz: the i t e i l= e ta n h t i i t y kail bese wished t :fa: 6 fo t r e: eeplMt es the seders liersales of the prom, his say real Heels wee to immune the sib ot hie paper, by circulation as shades sad 11111191.1e1d aieWitiO: el an pisiotift Mr Ismael Sisal had asamooth the as &marimba glen of the boil seem to ex ants said to Ism bum pressed by the appl es*. et lisrawar oil ; but Kth week masimied by ea advailismonent, that the /thneda was the largest sod Anapest paper In Ihe meaty, was so sothemptible es the 1111•111111111•81411 of a Is • his. Mr. Olbsear bad bees spouted adrilZkZimiarfsbbejsi belsothatever might the moult of tbeireodiet, be medal thet be when a report et tbe doffehr ir ges ahead h. pulls would dissever thee they had iris . Messer immense Wades. He bad made sellpers esammled with the nempany haws, and all that boomed sew be somsed et was, that he was too moth oe • gleasempist; hat be lisped the jury would be the lam IFIMINIII. MOON MIS ON bthig • plUimatiropit simply THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1850. COTTON.—Lrataroor., Yam 16.-71 to serest tatlty WM steady, sad the emhe were doe& 3,000 kW, Weft 1,000 tikai is speraleelts. Moitcuostaz, Fah 16 —Both yam sad Mtge utorksto oweloott las wry senthintery atets, mesh lo tM WON* UM, d de gelds market delay, eel pertly tees west of dud seder is warm r sr ebeh. Posesede here aid *Yee 1s pekes elledt&jer damed a diedese, re la now se N. dm OMR ab. Tema his also resold as per lb. The eras does el wild abide tear tar embils by the did ttadee. ma hen the U ls 6 add, bee the diet, hewer, d neeteleds lewd% a poet slat teed addl. Into sew treireedoee. WOOLLIN.—Laahs, Pu. 16.—We have had a very eradhat ■rIYR 0.411.; Ir aNdist dedi to the =Art Y of war Wog solbd: sot soh ri basset bola so low as It is at tit, pre soak lbw lar thebat tyroter el a maraity. LINEN. 15.—The exports of liana, Ste. 'Wag Ike pot week were is Mows : —Uses, fie peskagie; yen. MIL; dined, SS do.; anal; 13110.—Basnar et Osten H•splir, F. 16.—Wa have a MY toile la shwa every breach or oar eas t the bone trade lass semellty istoroved doting the Yet ninth. sod viamodb larmothe orders from Soak Amoeba sod the Canada@ are . COM—Assevas, Fob. U.—fl. supply of Wheat wu stodsnie. sad Se pod *Nadu Mg wawa ha peteu awl toe _salbwelt leek N oe tisw. Ulm is bens Motu was Is wore IlealleS swig ma ut ample tows Is &mob at • Ilttl• ::Z ai wwwq• Mu; was • y dog sit i s i gl• RESSEdis. tillisles is plum Ii it isi Tass about the ssowit beims ramisk but Misr seals Owe visas Album Is Is WWI, M. Is Mk WNW, Ns. St IS.. U. Osts. 14s. to IR Su" Up. b 3.1. Pus, Um. to SU. Malt, Ns. to Hs. pw qr. Tar" lb. to SU pot ask. AYLESBURY. Feb. 18.—Whist. gl. to 101. 10t. per load. Oulu, Ills. to 114. par qr. Deus Us. to SOL Pau 21a. to KU OWN lla to Us. _ _ ' ' • Rant, Fob. 16.—At is, market day th• supply of ram ma las dm of YU, rid KIK* Kiel at nee bettor prism ---•- - • - Barman, Fab. It —Than was a geed atte•dawea at mar ket today, bat alialted show of masplea. What we Ma N. to la pa lout data. herby was • better ashy aka the but maks le par darer. Waft at lag week% tam Oats ware • better teak. Baas mad Peas about kat week's prier. Cloaread • dull trade. Baawlcz Fab. It — Oar market today was fairly sap ped with gni; sad paw wire Ara, at kit weal'a rata. Borrow, PA. It —A mall show of Wheat today, wed pries alma the Imo se Wadasaa. no Ikea Duds Wady. Oats wiliest koprowaint. Waal, rid. Us. to lies.; white. Oa. Oats, la to Ile Ikea; Oa. to kia. per qr. CLUBIUDOZ, rob. 16.—fizeop - t for Barley, wybielt wu Don Is. to 10. doom the roles of a Dora was askoltanard from loot D Whoa% rod. INK to 40o.; ortdts, 410. Barley, Mo. to Ma. Drab. Ifs. to Da Am, no. to M. oata Ito 16s. --- - - . CA/1111111711T, Fib. 16.—Oar slip* of Wheat wee abaft this disy, and tsars Moshe lets hasty, at last week's prism What, white, Ifs. to els.; loom Na. to ss. Batten 21s. to (WOOL to Its. Mass, Its. to Its. fora Ha. CAULUIIM. Feb. 16.—Ths supply of all triads of grain was near Umtata today. wlthat sauna a Irak alemauL Wheat at sw warms at It. owl Osts U. psi Masi. Psi* the mum as hot west. Wheat, idly mew awl old. Us. U. to lb. N. ; red, wow sad eM. 14s. to La. lledm, sew sod di, labs Oste, potato, tio. to Oa. OL ; otoomit.ls.ad.toOa lL Mar, psr Mom, Is. ed. to le. Md. Ootatesi, Is. aL Breese% le.lL Ihriermsal, CoLesserze, 16.. —The supply of WSW is ex tremely mall, met Womb to the heel adhere' treats; prime ere tally IS. pa gt.lthiliait ee led mobil tlei. Perky le emiteerhat dearer, with • Mead eipply. Bum ewe Fen One le ea clot ibis &Madan; prim Ere the We Ishowirdes rim has MA Mb • parkway hum Wisdom hash, how ever, weed. thes—thet the while erred widish mild be lewdly sesibled seder the prevbiesel segteleatiso was OK., ad that; he. MIN lir. OTermie had eisdeed 1111.000.1.. Miesewo it es Kober is 'Odom that, sebsithelestling ibe embed lemeepbsely register the semmegy, R&M's. ser bad gm es ressivill mew, a preesedieg whisk mesilhetl aad esdhpstably wee MegeL Mr. OTesser had set, fa n y aft weemilac 00 wesalLallra, ham registered ie as Mower. As la firer was treesram, It wee Kidney tele re that Mr. OTemer's same net hselei l lie ga ss i se was • vieledia et the law. The sr, oast esseilie whether, is thtir *skit, We set bed hem • wilful *Asti= ef the law as the pert of lit. °Teaser. Now, the esopes p iii k o k sid sot be empletely regktiered—it 05014 aid be le registered—beam it prermeed to easel sta men is be mewled I. the moth= el qvi s l a sk wee to be diviiW ems. the aelmelbass by t. That ems. was Mealy illsgeL lOW Lord Chief Bares), therefore, sew reeesseed It use kb ma shie the the wespeay—the " mime " other—he as it had set bees sestigetely registered, ft hed set sessised the legal Mesmer of • eisapany—wee belisztlille end wee se hem its esissiessemat ; me• meat of It Mesita. TM very mime solder dm is.. sideraties erase. Mr. OVesatir might ham been .Heisted dear a the law affeetiag the gaieties, or *most M hi essetgassest ; bat the nosh was, every man, whether high se Ow, whether aaa M West or is a state el whether Maim& or set, erry ma who had hisme ssy he the of this Mem " had Mem a party to as p s tramisties ; mid it was a setter if sombleislde Mite whether any relief could be ebtabied is my met of law. do, eke, if • mit hod be ewer messed k • wart M emOy to sall Mr. °Timer to seem% it wield stases have be.. mid that the enbeethere bed set emise Is. meet with elms base ; whilst that matlemea himesif meld have laid—he did net fee sae memeat Mesa to MVO te Mr. °Tessa that he meld have mil ite—that be two the Wades el Om liege We whisk bsiliesersiesi he ss Kesel= esd.theishoe, so these inelloolmdbees pollee be • they odd set 'Meta redrew. The msessea lg = i t behest, ef °Teem might, sad se Ambit mull, desk* hie base led him to set Miserably te the searom, hat how wes= WO for that madmen to phials KENN for the sad inesmity et these who might ems sir him ? The heir- Wise might have :• I ses set atesseleble Is yes. Yes km bees perdu to as illegal korseliss, sad sea have as legal alarm." Om worms, thin...hese, sole the limisMoMMe. °Teaser la Stemmer seedthem,esibeether beed,lhere wee thegueties of boss ildie es the poet el M. ilehmiset, did be believe, tad had he tesesseble am he Oat belief, that dtie Lead Same mos as km titles ea the weebtag s ? Them were mists whisk Os Jsey lemma* Weft& emethwelles. Immo tempest that Gomm eves ht lb meet propene' dMe, had never bees amiss sossers.Kbe, thee, was to pay the - Wen ? It had bees - esti 11r. OVeimer ; bat it wee slier ekes the two Memo" were weelting =• the mot have bees impplied by dm chow r bst whet the two empedia were sepa rated dm the waft of the Ma wee altegedew last to the bask depeellen. New, .Mated that " miselly" bad thaw bees takes away, the redo Is de "Lad Meow," as well as Kr. OVesserbiesele, bed .101 aimed the emir meat he the rides use steed se It bed 15... Nokia* meld hi some impepor; sealed meld be memerang. Mr. OTiemer W issehed 1111,00 C bees Os isbisriben. He bed se right te have remind that mom without the madam Si the set of mthweeM, mistily, by the emaplete eigkeades of the " ae." Bawdthat 'esthetes wars te booms ▪ baskruPt , erly th Is his beak aad rem en el dm estates whisk sag bees parekeeed is his nem mead be laid held of for the beside of hie medion. This was • pieties which se ma was Justified la gambit himself is. No mes had a right to Me seek a smelrese reireeibility epos hie smentested by the M. With seems to the mutes, there wee as no who had • legal tarts them but Kr. °Teaser. Did Om the Joy Web the Jodiestasa ef the libel wee made ed, se was the libel • wOki amimalielose libel ? if the Isdee, them the *keit meld be Gadded to • verdict ; 11 the hisser, the deksiot woad be Misled te • varlet. The Jury retired, sad bevieg asealted er about 20 mimes they retained • mast br the Moine, mid sided that " it was their wile to state Oak sea dews masks, that the OMNI 'a ska . r . seter stood saimpseeked as !Trlie messed ied wee sawed fat the deleadest asurdingly. Daskig the three der the aria lasted the court mu daday weeded. With this ease the &them terminated, sad the Jewess were diseharged heat farther atteadem. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAT. IX is H. CANILL Tin Yousroaft. 7 THE Buz them[ This insolent, a goveenesent clerk, was opposed by Mr. Dowse sad Mr. Loam for Dorm creditors, and two others appeared in pans. Mr. Cook. supported. It appeared astute insolvent bad Un engaged with some claks In public deponents in bill traners," paying from 40 to 90 per ant. as • commissin." He had paid in terest for seem years until at last be petitioned ander the Preterites Act. His debts without anaideration wen 841. on bills. His preseat salary wee 1141. a year and for the lest yar it was 1101. He proposed to sat aside 201. a year out of his salary, bat the aediton who opposed required 401. a year, asd el them, Kr. Immo; a bill di talked elrbeinging the matey before dm Haase of Commons, which nomad a laugh la nen Mr. Ceessiselß !Olin asked the insolvent haw keg • bad Dace nagged be the bill system? The insolvent said from 1844, when he was just of age. Mr. Cooke—The first step, 84, is the mem. Mr. COMllfillitellf Phillips—lt is so. These government clerks will not take warning. Us *andantes it appeared that the insolvent had taken oat a game limas, sad getting as the Earl of Darney's groond he had to pay 81 - hie had betted a little on the prise ring. Some efforts . were made to arrange with the opposing creditors, sad all but cos comented to accept 201. a-year out of the salary. The disseetleat creditor, after some examiaation, caureated to take the offer. Mr. Commiesioase Phillips said it was for the bees& of all that the offer had been accepted. He admonished the insolvent as to his future conduct. Mr. Cooke said it was too much the habit of dens in public cams to engage in bill transactions—the first step was the dawns' ne—the nanall begun an evalanche. The asst wand protean& mall slier the lint quarter's 'Downes we paid, and It was lined that the present ex kibitioa wield be a lemon to Ober young men in govern. scent sitnetions. TSB POLICE COURT& LAMBETH. __ _ _ _ BARBAROUS CIVILTY.ZYTIOIR6I CAW, • hawker of whiting, residing is Broad -street, Lambeth, was eb•rged with practising gross cruelty towards his &Urea. It • that the prismsr had already bees known to treat his children with great cruelty, sad more particularly since the death of his wit*, which tookplass shoat six months ego. Os the evening before • perms felled at his boom on bushes, sad was horror.atriekea apes mete. • Bns little boy in a standing pasture, with am end of ea iron chain •owed his seek, and the other passed through a strong bolt in the wall, sad made hot by s padlosit. He questioned the boy as to the min d W hag tialmed. sad learned that it was the frequent eestosa of his foam ea gain out with hie whiting in this iseening to lock him or kb brother, and matinee be*, In that state, and leave them so until he are lime la the evening or night. Mr. Nears smir ked that • more 'shaman mos had mover mime MBire him. and remanded the prisoner. Conviction or • TASLILASTIR.-.41f. Nortoa was en gaged for • aosaidsrable time is h ear i ng • charge made apart Brags, the mammies of Lambeth Workhouse, of := l l w a it elting a youth named Pratt, an Inmate of that _ _ _ The cenpiefautt depend that he went into one of the kitchens W eedst he wryly; up the beer, and whin there was in the an of pieceene ashaese int o a pipe to take it to ens of the imam Denim ebservbect him, kined him three whiff limey Pd the nalertunete youth noisomely hurt, sod yawed then, end DIM, as he swam, considerable way.-111s Maisseat was corroborated by three or Lair of the kenens. Mr. Duke, the eurpon, who examined the complainant shortly obit t e Awl senalt, said he could not discover anuft of nary ea him. Mr. Gases thin Winged the magistrates on the pert of the ddiadat. _ _ _ Mr. Norton had no doubt the enenhbad bona cenunitted. and convicted the defendant fa the fell penalty of M BICHILOND. 11 ornaviox or Clerks Fulkr, a grader, residing at the Observatory, Old Deer Park, Richmond, and AMR Cronnas, his servant, were charged, under the 12th and 13th Victoria, 0. 92, a. 2, with having tortured sod caused to be tortured 38 oxen, whereby they had incurred a penalty rot exceeding 61. for each offence. John Gilbert Replica, Esq., of Cedar. greve, Richmond, preseented, and mid he had to complain of one of the most cold-blooded and wanton acts of cruelty sad tartars that had ever digrased humanity. The charge he had to prefer was more particularly agalast Mr. Fuller, being that of having tortured or mend to be tortured no lam than 38 bullocks or oxen, ky_kav an ear from each beast severed from the body. The asiaat (Fuller) rested the Old Deer Park of the owner, sad gamed $ large number 6C male therein. • few days lass it same to his hoes/ledge that a number of oxen, in • mutilated state, were being driven through the town, from the old to the new park, and upon their being enuaised it was &severed that cue ear of each beast had been wiseßy,er tke runsNU 14 remmtly onto.. Foaling it to Ise kis arty,aker Of the Committee of the Royal flesieff ter the Preveatien of Cruelty to Animals, to bring the pespehators of this SIMUICOU cruelty to punishment, and dr sash the @Welty of Sergeant Eissoals, of the divides. le eillnisted the 0V1145•9 el their cruelty. Thirty eight ma were den glued ea Ake table before tie be NOM were ire sad six Wham in length. Their exhibition emated quite a Nam* a. Jaime Omen= was then sworn, and proved that on Wed afaday kit be eat several can of the cattle off by Mr. Fol lies arier. lime of the bullocks did not stand still, and they were eat elms than they would have been. He out his with his peeket knife. Se saw kis master eat of several is,.. Mengel out about 7 out of the 38. Mr. Feller cut the ethos with his own eiespkelfs. Kt. LIMN mid this wee kis cam. The dandiest Faller said that the cattle were hie own, sad net bow* how to bread, he had Use sera e a t th a t h a skla haw *ma from the ether cattle. n• Mask having mmeralted tor a few minutes, Sir T. 14. Ram said limy _woe of spiaies that this tom a very weal.. nM.mid they faitikey would not meek their eines el its adman beghlily N Ow did rat kik& • pawky in each 011111. Thor _lbaNais laid him fin la mak of the 38 eases, whisk wadi mem* le FL 10a., with Ma. mein The fefffeeffifaay *dike penalties and Nein tenon they Mood MO Mole spina. It was Oink they mend fad • ism itt lir. O'Ommmin mein who woo nen the pow. not their heal., tad salpeted kinesif by in he alb milk am were esteemed to by seenty, be sealdsb=sinfalban Me seal is pun* is this eine metwi the dMissithe is bh way, asti shuts nth was hoped nem his, Is • osesiemene that he was Ong Me ani d the 'vino had news that the ine we peek, aer am neaten ow a Pisan el the soer—dineten win had bees seills bin la ern ie estled him to patio Mind sad ann. nay inn net news poen m hind M elniene Mika den. lively hiMM woe Minded W Mr. Wane to MI the wt nine et mann the Mete of the sus. Awl ea le the " sew whisk his leaned friend. Kr. ansek, had Mows spat the kw, tha if Mr. Ornerier had &di hh t Penn npreesnallee wend bo ls i= = d on% *we IPS, re h i whatnot hr sob ma annes. on hi whisk the inn 112.118 K bad bees .spaded &tiny apparel la the Inman Yin the Mates east, is renal nine. 01,0001. TM naps east 18,0001. This " aid" anif i aZikK on mad skein the tad, imet 44004 • nal wM& T. niali was is be added Me enesesef el—naithe nail, the phithe open On= to delouse sad amain whoa orseleyel, iw .htps an lade. Why, eon ell tbesl net Wen lall mar, se they been whas mono wes then le Sal hi way iste Kr. o . oesasee pen/ When the while of the senate were pee his, it llll6l 108 d that Mr. O'Cessor two knees 8,1181. and 4,0001. out et peen. It was 10 ken. What bone the et all the homier eseertin made ea the stMe rids, that the pin elpie Mae pan bad boa ap= uway selhearisi these fan, ead that the nos bad bass to Kr. ousser. sea moan see It was pinthie m v O'Cen Mr night han dined himself is the rim of hie can na to seneibi • news whisk to them& salental rain die endiles sf the whip inn But alibett* be • neat whisk did met prove oink .1 Mob M ri erl fit Mina antenplated, It did set fellow lint las bad nominally milled eth.re or nein hin self, se that Kehassety Mend be nested to his. TM delisiste impainine were nods she 'sly to non the einimiut it hie rosepaper bat le graWy nines • paltry, stain Inn. It append by the that low, nearly 300 pow MOW had bees healed bad nein "aid" .10. Reyad senniable 'gibe's, wilt their hailer* sali vated, sad net ems Ones of rest dennill bon theo. What other einem had an saying is. that ? He (fter- Jen Wake) tiled emy she to thew him a ease =Cthe nib won. He wen met name his rib ul lisilsoth sad ell not bait boa asompliabed by the Janina& anima of Mr. elimmen Air 'to forting le the atheastess of spite limendry re knot esuent neon spa the extreeellory that tha eiliank the embenban smismaled 70,118 vinale. an nos the bar or he maid M pond le moo the len th► oddities at Kr. CrOmeasee inessela, or with may pet Of the nen toneselieth It was a mistake te rare widths p.1,4 * were met enable of fell f s on men span, for there wee se milt sal sonennee Wanly more 'anthems unapt theft this , la these who anon to he their esperien. woe prone* mind. Kr. o•thermar el dre2 that woe panne se have it anistely anneed. sail he union wish the &ken hi esmene• gra to Oa nt die eon Mold he pmensell is hie tun Is 1847, Mr. O'Cuaer wen • nun to every ins of the Ia MM bath, none that it nail Is his as Ind unsay la ern to avoid the of dm bathing sele. He this an wean that *WI be poem* inpamilie kr the de ntin mad _that they nand its raking m tap puns who woe Menke' with that snamenat. Large nom MI dine the bora depend. Hat the atheatioa Is tiepin was that Mr. Olin, lied wheedled the nosey eat of Pa pante of the peen. that be had led this to believe there wee " • beak" when is het then was an, sad that be was la that reopen else pilty el di Many. A pest deal of Wen had bees hid spa net bran .f the en bat the Mood seamed sp. pone was esemikstly noised at do Iranian ef the eironi steles all the MN, sad anosatthe all the has, me far Mehl as Ascot, 180, to sooty Joporitor la the lick. Wadi Kr. 0 Cesare oaths@ es sainesehed member al lhe Hon et OMEN= kr 24 boars atter the inetliades hi. onset, is esamenea with : tine unmans, if lin wee say rend fra tha inpaion seet spa his by the denim ? Tine of the met mminst wean at the English b had gin their .loss in the tenon was but. eldwallii li :had bola. iliedd B Wl7 Mims' Iron Oaten, 1846, to Onion ins the nektnr them re• find couplets neonate, es the iron Oat the nine was a lottery, and Uterine Map/ The ast regain leg the minim of joist Mit sonnet bed ben eetap with is every pennon sad the legality the set , of tie registrar was sow ending la the Court of Qom • Bean spa ea application nade by Mr. O'Cos- amiss • eseadasmes: Bit F. Pollock observed that the question was, whether the ahems was legal. The registrar had no power to legalise it by eepatratica if it was not, in fact, legal. Kr. Saisant Wilkiu said he had called attentioa to the circumstances aere_ly to show that It,. O'Oooner had acted itkpafect ban Ida Afar fluk e commes case delo the Mauna gootielsia Wald toas men of amnia men out of in Wise% of, and is rasa Ole weiff, *tabor Me pleallff guilty of ' the wham& eabbery impend Is Wm. Only ens out elks MSS onlaselbses has called M Ills. O'Connor to sweesder Mc Ina repeled in hies. The um avglit to be mods eat by the plea of jostfication had boa ..oared, every tittle of it. Oa examicing the whole cuss elesely, the jury would fled that the justification attempted wee fall of falsehewle, that it hod greatly aggravated the libel, and that the plebe taus entitled to a verdict. fir F. Pollock, C. 8., then proceeded to sum up the evi dace. Annotating the pleadings, the lamed Judge sad the jury would have to coaster whether the imputation sonveyed by the words "political impostor," as coupled with the went " koneety," in the libel, woo such as to reflect im properly ape the theewdee el the *id,. to whom, it was odamill ey thip esieled. She slelleneleat had pleaded tint not i • einf StIO a special pies justifying the libel. Ile real the opesiel plea with peat attention, and he thought It applied allegalbor I, Ike plaintiff's conduct in annezies with Me lea‘ mime only. The jury would, therefore, hue le impairs how far the imputatioas went. It apposed there were three peals of view is which the one might be entsiderad—gnat, was this • uselignsat libel peeredmg from bad motives ? and was it false in fact—wee It malicious in its intention ? 1f se, then there could be no doubt bet that the plaintiff would be en titled to a verdict, and to recover damages. The nest we., read the defence been made out ? If they entertained an opinion that the impotence' did not go beyond what was inteaded, the plaintiff would be entitled to • verdict ea the plea of not pilty, but the defendant would be entitled to a verdict on the plea d jastiliatioa. There was a third sad Intermediate view, vie., naming that Yr. O'Connor was actuated by no desire to eat dishonestly, had he ,eo con ducted the ohms and managed the details of it as to fairly give rise to the comments of • pablio and to justify the general illarlleter of the imputation i If so, then they would redoes the damps to what 'mast they thought proper; but if they thought the justification had not been made oat, and there was no dis h onesty, the plaintiff would be entitled to damages to an amount proportionate to the injury sustained. If, therefore, the scheme was of such a character as to lead the public to con sider it an imposition, it was his duty to say that the must take the coasequences of his own acts, and submit to any fair public criticism which might be paned upon him. Both the partite, it appeared, wore the proprietors of news men, sad he Gould not tail observing that it was to be 2=a they had not settled their differences in the of their own journals Massa of coming to that court and °aniline it tor a period of three days. But the plaintiff had mother course open to him, for, being a mem ber of parliamer t, he could have made a motion in the Boas of Commas for a break of privilep, and the whole cireunsomeess of the ease, as wall es his do en., would have been gives to the public nest morning in the newspapers, and thus as would have bees tnelied to vindicate his clia rater without having seeeatw to law. Row a few years since—la 1844—the ispienut hod thought it neemesry to pass as sot for the purple of the mere et festally ralafts jelatelook egapsofes o and bring ing th em es Were directly 'Mill the asp of the law— with • view to their legality. Os of the ftlt Wage lade: ' that at wee, that all joint stet& oniepoase iseetbe roes , toad, and ranee the catillestie of as rieltnerrt.d foe that Oa registration the name of offi cers and Alell the rules must be exhibited and filed. In 18441„ in accordance with the provision ef the act, this Lend Com pany had been provisionally veglilosed, and in the list of officers the ape of It,. of Xaneltester, was set forth as the messmer ; notwithetnadiaLthr a , peke to that period Yr. O'Connor had, Ls truth, the treasurer. Now, meet undeolotedly, Mr. O'Connor's name ought to have bees eighteeed sloe that oceasiou, and it was en amel, wing WM it hod set been. The omission was a direct violation of the eft of parliament. It would seem from the aldose. that the sus which bad been upended In the punks* of Metes was no lem than 68,0004. • wham of she sews of Browne had proved that the "bob" had set Wes duly entered or returned to the Registrar's Ofliee at the Obey Mee. That return or way ought to have bees made, sit it had b 5 proved that the mates had bees parehan• and the asserts at the Loucks Joint Musk lank bed bees is be mask* of Mr. F. OVes, nor penceelly. Of thew sestiew thsre bad hen so nab factory explanation gives. Mk it had has pat forth that eve James Haight bad WOW the winger of the beak, whilst the atlases of that gistiskin Wpm to show that he had sever assegai the siesdalsest. asso he did sot Eke the comma ; sad yet r iiitwithetandbg, his MIN led bees subsequently used to the world se the peeilied manager. There had Prom many other acts of a semenba similar character. It was lii duty le tell the jeep that is a ease of that eon they mut not arrive at their combats upon too er two belated batons.' stamen, but they mot mike the while ewes. Now t: seelety had been preibiswilly Tightwad k We ; Ilia, sad spin, In penswes with the regsirankle of Mu an parlissamt, in October, 11147 ; but was a estesteent applioatto• to Mow the slediwojt le make a maple°. inlit4•Bloa, h ad been sit UP, r a i t i rLierillon bad ban refused h rgEar, wen the die eta piny was la Visit aid thelebee amid set he retie , t T ated lizz . a b zital Aissmilag es. ef am llo,oool. ls eat 110.1111"1"9 ,4 1 00 proosiosauu lhosit il""rag oill sieseed 41 : 11 : have a right se resoles lk ate, wen be wain r where sheet kii.; awl is plat of la w n they had sealr a : " 1 " 1,0 el* hydialt wwwear ei tt bad kw gives Is &Au Lett a sum as I led Isis Tasks& That wee preesedieg width was eta* esti Issgekssilly It wee possible that Mr. O'Osnese alghtline kis i of the precise nature of the law epos ise erCre might have ouriemited the peek*, drew bad bp , Aetna to that postman wattre; est e thiester, he aight P *snow, Yob. 16.—Tbe arrivals ars imam*. W. have aoNeeie to ark 1a the ears trade are our law, the tamed for each aselsis fe bees reeletsted to thsimmolkto requlressees of the ko9ll mesas, et ads day esosar nia we hod s supply et Wheat at our mob* kb whisk east a Irak isle outran rides, seel k sum kasasse essmadosat 14. per wind* yr totalUshod. kik ass as kst week. Pasetia asplesteL 11 sr TWIN leas r topret, sad Neel* mot bs WWI ai.per . Oats meld *sofa* at sow lushalsah Itarnue suppinel Ib ei Su:d. Maki* k sosent i , eall silt pokey allied IL Mr had. uni= tit fho sew as qsralisms ZiaPRO" pee Ideas et OWN wtko MAL to . • red, IN. N. 111 s. al; Wt. build et b. 714.. to Ia id.; red. superke gerrla. to Old. to r. 7+t. VIMto geed, Is. 14. * Is. led. Perdipa, per b , Amalie sad te a sfes, while, Is. 9d. to Is. 104.; Matra sad llostakes& 1401 Wasik Is. 104. ; Itooteek, Arackra, mad lastis o eir N. in Os. 106. hi nes ; hift emeh, red, to. did. to 61. IPA lbws, pit pit ei kaka, vas to 54. to Hs. ; 915. N. Is =er seek se MIL. dos superlae, Ws. 04. to of ed.; extra sepailak Ns. Od. kw id.; Azwaiws, pselberrel 1911 k., 21s. Id. * Ida 04.; Oaradisa, Us. al. to km. Od. Baum, a:ma 11R 21 4 Solkk end BM. its. M. to 12s. 10. FR !Ifs, white Massa Its. 00. r Hs. Id. ; Irlsb, per moils rid , N Haiti Oats, parbusiol et Mho, WA. VAraft b. Sa ft. M.; N. 14. to ; prowskr. 95. ed.* is. OskraL par lad et !Webb, saasa.totaaos.; ba, chais= zi r to MALI Pod =.lMs. bd. to Its. 9d.; Os geol ies. 2ls. OIL ft 2r a ir; . 05171, per quarter el to Wirt Ora Mod, per peek et Mks. whit* 119.11d1 maastant, 171. Id. ; Ohm 16u bd. to 17s. Nimia i sit pris t labs, ItoaUsh sad Irish. to.. to 10s. RIAMO, Feb. 16.—Oar amply It Wheat Mill moths's , ' ailing, but gib sdisleat kr lko — kokor od. eadesworol to sehalik se alms* et fa pm qr.. dom tut ed no y sessee tamers ded Is a kw betas. m otairlog la peep. Ora the petals slaw wash. Osta were better trade. sad toll al. to 1a per qr. dearer. Isms sad Per moat quire assksted. Wiry wad, was tam salvo, at the abase rates of list sualot.day. Curium WI.I.DaN Feb. 16 —Wheat markets rather baker, from Ns. to 40s. p er qr. Borley,s pod supply, and cheaper, madam 2k. to 2ba per qr. ; 'dada*, Mi. to lid bouts, 225. to 23.. Par. SM. to Ma Oar 'IA* Pk. ed. - - - ihurrassozT Feb. 16.—The supply of Want to-day was Noah, eed th e trade was firm, with a slight impromment In vales. The quantity of Batley caring was not so tugs, and the trade We. more motive at an advance OA. to I. per qr. on the choicest maples. me haled for all other descriptions of grain was more annuesd, with the tarn in prier In favour of the ba7 d err. Wheat, its to On Od. Barley, 200. to 17s. Oats, Its, to Ile. Beene, tie. to Mo. Pea; 291. to 31e. Malt, 34e. to M. per qr. Flour, 275. to Its. per mak. Sumewssum Feb. 16.—Our market this day was won attended both by millers and formers ; Wheat of good quality fully Is. to Ig. doom this PR week. Barley adieu sale at last week's prises. OMB tally as deer. -- -- • WASMOISTIIII, Feb. 16.—There yea a good etWadanee at am mobs& imam art tbs saggily of Mina wee tees than not week. Mee mearedisr. ani lbo ander mu tamer of Me bolder. Bang vas M sapptip, law whisk amminial as intromad sale, at lent weft gds., mese Ms of my palm y obtained alkaass. OM the aloe e as bat wash, and a q dall ualit sale. Beans a fi emmist, at as admme Mk. par ger. Peas without itineration in Moe, Mt Went Is better domed.. Quotations are as follows . Wbsot, 314. Y 41e. Barley, obevallar. Um to 27a. M.; grinding, Is.. to 24a. OeY, Ica. to 19s. Bum, M. to KW. Pam, Ms. to Malt, He. to NW per qr. Fear, 27e. to Ina. per sick. WINCIMPTIIit, Feb. 16.—Owing to the fair which takes plan an Maeda sent, our market to-lay was very thinly attended, ami tba asp* of prala was piton of the avirage quantity. But little Mier Won Immastaill M Wheat, at last week's terms. Barley was Pisa of saw tasty, sad la some few instanats lid. sack mare maw waa silaird. Oats, Beans, and Peas, were a dell sale, at bet weak% qaMitkins. When, W. to 11 1. per load. Barley, lfs. to • Otilk Mak, lee. M 17e. • white, M. to 20s. Beans, r.gyptian mad li=b, M. to M. Pe a ., 27a. to its. WA Ha. to 40.1. per qr. , to PM pet amok. Wootton, Feb. 16.—The supply of grain to day is good; Wheat Yin demand at rather over last week's rates. Oats ere 6d. dearer. Baas la lair demand, at former prim. Wheat, white, 365. to 40e.; sits, a2s. per qr., red, 22.. to 376.• extra, 38.. Oats, 7d. to Bd. per stem Bean; new, to 235. peigr. - - WORCIOT/A, Fab. 16.—Then was only a moderato slip ply of Wheat at motet today, and the sales made were at an ire. provement at about le. per qr., but the advance was yald with eatreme reluctance. Barley nominally unaltered. Oats taken an retail at former prim& Beane la. per qr. lower. Per very little Inquired far. Tonic, Feb. 16.-We have an ge attendance of fanners at this day's market, and at the commencement an advance et 1.. to 2e. per qr. was asked for Wheat ; this checked business, but last week's prices were fully obtained. Barley continues very dull, and all except the finest qualities Is lower. From the present low price of Oats many samples are withdrawn, and little parsing. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, SO4. to 14s. per Imperial qr.; red, $76. to ifi. Barley, matting, 21e. to 22A.; grinding, 16a. to 20s. Malt, 325. to Sts. Oats, 7d. to 7ad. pet stone of 141 ts. Flour, 30e. per sack of 28111 be. Duzuw, Feb. 15. -We had a moderate supply at our eons market to-day. Wheat end oats moved off steadily at Idly the enamels of Tuesday, but twrley and Indian corn will con. tinne dulls Whits wheat, 20s. to 23e. ; red do., 19e. to 21s. ; barley, 104. to 12s. id.; to 10e. per barrel; oatmeal, Ins. to Ile. 6d. ; mound lour, 126.11 d. to 16s. per cat.; Indian corn, 2U.A. to 29a. per 4801 be. Liwnnici, Feb. 16.-The weather bee been most revere; high winds, hail, and heavy rain prevailed, and the young Wheat plant is severely injured. It will require fine spring weather to bring it round. The quantities of grain from the farmers have been very moderate; the trade I. dull, without any improvement in pries. The late stormy weather kept out any cargoes of Indian Corn intended for this port, none having Arrived for some time past. The demand is la active, and chiefly erntined to parties for immediate wants. The Indian and other meals end cane Bretestuffa are slow of sale in re. tail. Present prices: Wheat, red, I to 12id.; white, 12d. to 13id. Oats, het. to id. Barley, ed. to bid. per atone. Galata Indian Corn, 71. 2s. Gil. I. 71. 3e. ; loran, 71. to 7/. 2a. Id.; Spanish, 71.; Bidonisa, 71. ; New York, 71.25. 6d. ; ditto white, 71 . 2 5. B d. ' • New rleans, 71. Bye, 71. llyentral, 71, las. Oatmeal, 10/.104. Inellan Neal, 71. 105. W AAAAA ORD, Feb. 16.-We have had a considerable in our supply of farmers' Wheat this week, and on milling samples an advance of 6d. per barrel has been realised. In the price of shipping sort. no improvement can be noted. Foreign has met • fair inquiry for the interior, at late rates. The delivery of Barley ha. bees lunal , , and its value remains unaltered. Oats, though slow of salee cannot be written cheaper than on Saturday last. Flour, inept the best brands, has been difficult to quit, without yielding in price. For lo dise Corn we have eaperiesced a steady coneumptive demand, at a reduction of 3d. per barrel. The folowing are the quotcioas :- Undated: Wheat, mill, per 20st. 295. ud. to 21s. Od.; shipping,l7s. 6d. to 13a. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 10s. 6d. to 11, ; grMding, ita. 3d. to 9s. 9d. Oats, white, perl4 at., 64.0 d. to th. 9d.; black, 65.6 d. to M. 9d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 stone, 221. Od. to 22.. 6d.; 'hipping, 20s. Ott to 20s. 6d. • Polish Odessa, 2k. to 235. 6d.; Preach red, 234.0 d. to 33.. 6d. Bar ley, grinding, per 16 stale, 10a. 6d. to lea. 9d. Oats, white, per 14 stone 90. ad. to 106.34.; black, 9a. 3d. to 9s. 9d. Flour, supertins , per sack , , 29a 6d. to SOL 6d. •; mends, 240. Od. to 265. 0c1.• thud., 20s. to 215.• fourths!, 17s. to Indian Corn, per 20 st.,Da;ube, 17a2d. to 17•91. ; Amer!. can, yellow and ted, 17s. 6d. to 178.3 d. ; Portuguese and Prench,l6s.raL to 17s. 3d.; white, 17s. Od. to 17s. 3d.; damaged, for cattle, 10*. to Ida. Indian Corn Keel, per cwt., 7s. 6d. to Od. Oatmeal, 9s. to 10.. Bran, per 6 stone, la. 9d. to Od. Imports this week : Wheat, 4,743 qrs.,• Barley, 4M Indian Corn, VA. Exports Oats, 3,230 ; Flour, 4117 seek*. ----• • - • - • KIRKCALDY, Feb. 16.—W0 have bad another week of aueettied, changeable weather. A good deal of snow fell on Mon dayevening frost set in, and the mow lay until Thursday morning, since which we have had fresh weather, so that the ploughs are at work again. At sue country markets th is week, with email supplies of grain, our farmers were reluctant sellers at last week's rates; and at dime markets held on Thursday and Friday, priees were decidedly In favour of the sellers. here to-day the supplies of Wheat and Hager were rather small, but of Oats large. There was a good demand for all kinds. Wheat and Oats brought tully last week's Cihßarley was id. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 30e. to 40s. per qr. ey, 16s. to 21.. 6d. Oats, Its. to ids. ed. Oatmeal, per bag of ISOM., Ma. BREAD.—Fmn.l6.—The prices .f 'Wheaten Brad in the Xeurmollo ere from 6d. told.; of botamitold dam, did. to Sid. pet 410 s. loaf. POULTRY, dm-Rawl/has AND LIADENHALL, FEB. 16.-Turkeys, 3s. oa. to 9a.; geese 4s. to 6s. Gd. ; ducks, 2s. to as. Od. ; hone rabbits, la 4d. to la.lod ; wild ditto, 10d. to to. 4d. ; pigeons, Gd. to 10d.; roasting pigs, 4s. to 7a 66. each; Surrey fowls, 6s. Gd. to 10s.; chickens, 4s. Gd. to 65.; barndoor fowls, 3s. to Is. 6d. per couple; pLem ants, 3s. to 4a.; partridges, Is. to Is, 9d.; bares, 2a. 6d. to U.; raises, bd. to 7d.; teal, bd. to 10d. ; ducks, Is. 6d. to 2s. widgeons, Is. 3d. to Is. 6i1.; and plovers, 6d. to 10d. each; fresh butter, 10d. to If. 3d . prr lb.; English eggs, Is. to 10s. ; French do., lg. 6d. to Os. per 100. 1811.-BILLINGSOATE, FEB. 16.-Tarinits, 3.. 6d. to 145.; MIAs, Os. to 75. Od. ; cod *tab, 2a. Gd. to 78.0 d.; whitings, td. to tkl. ; lobsters, 10d. to la. 9d. each ; eels, 41. to la 04. per lb. ; haddocks, 4d. to lud. each; soles, dd. to 2s. 3d. per pair; herrings, Lod. to Is. 6d. per dozen ; bloaters, Is. to Is. ; dounders, 24. to Is. ; smelts, Is. to Is. 94. per dozen; oysters, 12s. to 52e. per bushel ; mackerel Gd. to 10d. each; and salmon, Is. 3d. to Is. 10d, per lb. BUTTER.—BELTABT, Fari.ls.—The shiprneats or batter from Velfast cordon* to be eery considerable. During Last week they were as follows t—IM firldas. SU mocks, Le bones, and 11l bards. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY. FEB. 18, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the following plum at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning.—Thu stations are arranged in order of latitude. mute of " le t 4 State of Weaker. Named Place. wi no. w PLYMOUTII N.W. Gentle Brims Overcast 14 TEA N.W. Strang Breeze Partially Cloudy Poirneauers W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy ititiorrron N.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Mamma W. Strong Breese Cloudless gOt riIAYPION WV 00113VATIM 11.4,1210•TOILI W. Strong Breeze Partially Cluady Minot. Mamie N.W. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy OttILENWICH W.N.W. Hard Wind Cloudless [MINIX/4 Unman N.W. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy ()toucans' N.W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloisay Lawmen S.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy CANIMIDCZ .... W. Strom Breese Partially Cloudy Bunt Peramosooon N.W. BMW( Breeze =7 CAW TU1110%711 OOP WAY W. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy WILTIMIAO N.W. Strong Beams Partially Cloudy Ilamireirem W. Strong Breese Cloudy Lammers' N.W. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy UMILIIlIPTOII ...... Wntrzaavas Sue u mnrun . ..... .., N.W. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy lALNDIIILLUID W. Strong Breeze Clear 14 aIIOM N.W. Heavy Gale Partially Cloudy 1./..Ass W. Strong Breeze Overcast 11... man Otaisow Romanian Hennas W. Snow Brum Rain THIS DAY, Noon. coons of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weather. W.B.W. Strang breeze. Partially Cloudy. The returns from the following places did not reach this °Sae in time for publication en Saturday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. TuNIIIUMOI ....... TAMMUZ Csuvre Conlair Bnownsiz titairoun i.W. tAroag Ike= Ointle Breeze Gentle Brom Gentle Breose Hard Wind °vacua& Partially Cloudy Cloudy Partlglly Cloudy N.W. S. W.B.W. W. Strong Mews °file Bran .Cimatle Brows TAILUOVIR ....... ..... Wrong Breeze OwUe Braise atom Ins= Clowlletie Partially Cloudy ~WM Oranimat Princdpally Clear Overcoat Partially Cloudy (Aoudy _ Rem n Aran—at Hertldpael i ran.ary 13, frea..„.. Arun—at Ipswich, February a S MOO Aria—at Swansea, February lea, from ~ , ... .Adt l,,, Asses--at Gravesesd, February IS, frog .Nawau Aaeroa—at Gravesend, February 17, from .MOMMille. BCMILMILD —at Queenatows, February it, (for ha r a,d,,,,,,, ~,,,b wk.) Banos Yeaama—at Falmouth, February 15 (for Trieste, pat bark.) Oorteerra—at Falmouth, February 15, (6;SL IllcheePs, pot b.,...) Counises—at Deal, February 15, ...(far Constantlample, pot 6, 1 ,) EDD —at Liverpool, February 16, from .....„..........„. t. A' .... T . 4 ELLIN JalflHt Bristol, Fuary IS, tram SS. h...:, if Ow. laureate—at Plymouth, February 16, (for Madras. r%. ba,;, ) Gasses—at Mewl, February 17, from ..„... Dt M.c' . ..4 Krrry—rat Shields, February 15, from Cal. Lane WAXBILL—St PIJIMOUM February IS, from , t. M Lauren+ —at Deal, F ebr uary IS, from I Lrriln loam—at ;Gravesend, February 17, ham MIDDIA—Gt. Falmouth, February 15, (for Trebimnd, MAIUA—at Deal, February 15, (fur Sorted e., Noaroan—at Deal, February IS, from i Namara—at Deal, February lb, from I NUM—at Deal t February IS, from i Narruns—art Gravesend, February 16, from Purger—at Gravesend, February 17, from PtattaA—at Queenstown, February 14, from Parsaus—st Deal, February 15, (for Genoa, p-.. Hass EMPWS—at Deal. February IS, from N., Itovsa—at Gravesend, February 17, to I 6 13ATTNIVe Rots—at Gravesend, February IS, from Sorsua—at Gravesend, February 15, fr0m...,.,. r draiourram—at Bil.tol, February 17, from -t. M, VittrUilt—at Liverpool, February 16, from N. Mr Wm. Laws—at Queenetowa, Feb. IS, ... ... :for Trinidad, out WM. ADD Axx—at Falmouth, February 15, , fur Carthegena„ put ) I .Gt Antwer .11o,ult Ounicestma. Feb. it—Al ear umbel ebb day there wee • fair amply 01 ftodi Mout, old& lona %were at Bat weskit prism. We Mod of lbw tramoallOOS la foreign, NB* Is Mood to Nom lam& Pansy .ad Dim moth without sher ds& P Oa& card d 17a. &L tor Milo Present Oates : WI". elf4 2 s Per 111416.104 4 1 N. Y IN to h. ; red, 4s. N. to 4a. IN. DEMOS COM 0•1111111111111). Per MIN. fa. fd. to to. Od. ; Mak, INN% N. tt6 to Os. 011. ; Odom, Ilarhotople Clime 10a. t h :lt.; 4l. roal 6 ttna to , 4; 6 1 L• is fad to Ns. Id. • malting, 225. to .; 11110 to 21*.; melded, ' 231. to 21.. Beans, EWA, psr 3s. Id. to la gd.; foreign, Nyptisn, per 6.4118., b. to b. Y.; Du onall Sd. to U. OrL; UN, Is. 3d . to is. 4d. Oats, Wexford, Enolacorthy, white, per 11111 s., 17s. Od. to 17s. Id.; Cork, Waterford, Youghall, IN to IT.. Od.; Webb, black Ifs. dd. to las. • Irish, per 312160., Ile. 6d. to lea Od. Peso, Orsokars, per laiporlal Nth.. English, 4R. to 40. rel.; h• loftiest, 3a. dd. tot s. 10 4 .; my sad grhathav, per 4311ba, : L. ilo Nolo% as. N.Lentils, t r ad. Roar, best mesooda, Elslbh, Wa. to Si.. 'WNW Coke., French, per ton, 71. 10a. to V. Imports far the week coding Feb. 13 _ for ley 133 ; 0804. LIM _ _ • - • - .. . . . GUILDFORD, Feb. 16.—Aa aiaaea sapply of Wheat for the .111111011. There was a Duo7aeei la the trade, and a clearance was made at Is. per qr. advance. WMf, 31.. to 60a. Barley, 21a. to 27e. Oats, lea. to 20a. Beam, 27.. to 311. Pam, 2Sa. to 32a. _ finanYOßD ' Feb. 16. —There was • lair attendance of termer* end the trade at to-day's market. Wheat was to plentiful supply, at the same prices se teat week : nose bat the primest samples of fluky were saleable. AU other spring cern dull, except such as was bang selected for lent sowing. Wheat, per 6elbe., 4s. 6d. to Ss. ed. Barley, per bushel, 2s. 9d. to 2.. Ild. aux, 2s. 34. to 2s. 6d. Beans. 3a. bd. to 3e. Int. Per, grey Ss. 6d. to re. led. ; white, boilers, Ss. 6d. to de. 914. . _ . HBILTPOIaD, Feb. 16. Tbe supply of Wheat is rather ] small; Ins samples made Is. per load more mum; came descrlp. doss dull. We had a fair supply of Barley ; trade firm, at full prices. Oats, Peas, and beans a beery trade. Wiest. 225. to 226. per load. Barley, Us. to 29a. per qr. Oats, I 2 .to ns. Peas, 15e. to DM per load. Beams. 13e. to 21s. Tares, 16s. to 27a. Rye, 12s. to De. KNIMAL, Feb. 16.—Oar market to-day wu well "Implied with Wheat sad Oats. Wheat erse a dull sale, at Is. per load driller. Oat. maintained LW week's rate.. Wheat, 2M. to res. per load of 20 Neer. Oats, ard. to 111 d. per atone. American barrel Num., Limed. to Vs. Laxc.►ens, Feb. 16.—At mutat this morning thus was only a mall supply of Wheat, and buyers having more confidence, the sae was free, at fully Cal. per laid advance. Beans Is. per 266105. dearer. In Oatmeal uo change, and only slow sale. Wheat, white, 23a. to M. ad. per molts. Beans, 16s. to 13s. Oatmeal, 22a. 6d. to 235. 6d. per 240th.. - - MIMI - Tilt, Feb. 16.—There wa, OHMS than an avenge attendance at our market, and the Want trade was much husker than last week; quotations are fully _ls. per qr. higher. Pine seed Oats were also • ready sale, at an advance of la. The Barley Veda was exceedingly dull. In Peas and Beans scarcely any Manta was transacted. btortntlartilt, Feb. 16.—Somewhat more limner ham marked the Wheat and Flour trade during the week, and a moderate business bas been done at fun pram; other articled' slow of sale at former rates. The same description Is sponse* to the Liverpool and Wakefield markets. In the agricultural districts sane small ad. Tina hag generally been established. Th ere lo a fair attendance at our Exchaage to-day. Wheat and Eloar of approved qualities meet a late sale for °assumption at rate* luny equal to, and in some in. stances rather exceeding, those of this day week. Oats and Oatmeal dull and somewhat cheaper. Beans sokother ankles slow of sale, and without alteration in value. The following are the present pricea Wheat, per bushel of 701110, Englinh, white 6.. 6d. to 7s. Cid.; red, do M. to Ild.; Irish, whit., Od. to Iced.; red, is. Od. to tic ti. Barley, per bushel of 6011 so, grinding. 3 s. 011• to 3 o 3d. Oats, per bush. of 4311 m., English, batch, and One Irish, Is. td. to Ts. 84.; Inab kilmdried runs, 2a. 4d. to 2a. 6rL Beano, per qr. of 3Wilho, English small, 29e. to 30e.; tick, 275. to 2sa. Malt, per 6 Imp. bushels, One, She. to 36a; nue moods, Ms. to 33e. Pew, per imp. bushel., white and blue blare, SOL to Ste. Flour, per sack of Dien's., English end Irish, One, Vs. 6n. to Oda. 6d.; superfine, Vt. 6d. to 30a. lid. ; extra, lii. ed. to 62a.; Oatmeal, per load of 2401 be., English and Irish, Ms. 6d. to Me. 6d. Newceertm-ON-TTBs, Feb. 16.-InSauteed by more fa vourable reports from the agricultural dinning, tile trade during the pr. sent week has assumed mere firmms, and, without any enhance. ment being apparent, a felt business itss done at the extreme rates of this day se'nnight. Pktwithstarding the recent discouraging deices from this country, the markets as the Continent seem to hive been little affected, a confident opinion prevailing that u the season advances mint descriptions of agricultural produce must improve in value, in anticipation of which Large contracts bare been entered into, which at our present currency would sand a homy loss upon porters • Indeed , so strong is the feeling abroad to bold, that many of the ma st inflaential landed proorietom and wealthy farmers :ars storing their grain In preferenoe to selling Jest now. At our market this morning we had an e supply of Wheat from the growers, and emir= bag mined from the coast which are not included in our official lbst or arrival', the trade opened somewhat heavily, but towards the clinearather better reeling pervaded, the farmers' samples being cleared off although eerier illy wanting In condition, at fully tart week's prima. South country qualities and foreign being greenfly held beyond the views, of our millers, only a limited business readted. In Flour little was done, and brines were %averted. In Bye little stimng. Malting old grinding Barley in steady request. and the same remarks will apply to Malt. Boiling Peas manse and inquired fur: Deans, on the other hand, being neglected. With Oak we were more moderately sup. Vblarid late rates were well sustained. The present prices are ; British. Northumberland, new, white, 40s. to Me.; red, 32e. to Ilk.-. Norfolk and Suffolk f. to ehite, Ms. to 47a. ; red, Mto e. 436.• .. to new, white, 44e. 46e. ; 41.. 435. ; Lincoln. shire, old, 425. to 43e.; red, ll* to 4 ; new, white, 42a. to Ma.; ted, 40e. to 41a. Scotch and Duda, white, dle. to 42e.; red, Ms. to Ms. itye, Norfolk and Sollbik, 225. to 245. Barley, Neck& and Suffolk, 24e. to site.; Minalier, 335, to 275. ; Northuin terisnd and Not* IS.. to 305.; ebevaller, 20s. to 225. ; grinding and leis. to ine. Malt, Ms. to 60a.; chevalier, 50e. to 12s. talli tilli Ttethamberlaad sad ketch, potato, new, lei. ed. to Me.; scam= and Maga, 17s. to 19a. • nel4l4e. 4313 a. Peas, white WWI% 2nd. to BMA andmap/a, Sfri. to 2a. Beans, ad, 30a. to; 32.. sew. Ms. to 255. ploar, Sae Stockton and Northumberland, Ms. to fide.; Norfolk whites, 29.. to ale. ; bourobelds, 275. to 295. ; maids, am. to 17a.; bouseWda, 21s. tote's.; thirds, 225. to 24a.; house. heeds, IS to 235. per sack. Foreign: Wheat, Dentate and Ifontgeharg, white, 465. to tia.; red, 40s. to Us.; Silesian, white, 445. to 46e.; red, 425. to 44.,; Mecklenburg and Po. imersuissh white, 4ds. to 495. ; red, 425. to 43e. Hamburg, lisda, and Anita% white, Us. to 40s. • red, Ms. to 425. ; tea sad Molsteln, %Mae, 39., to 425. ; red, Ms. to 40s. ; Petersburg and Archasgel, red, 32a. to Me.; Odom, red, 36.. te 38e.; ditto Milk red, SM. em. Bye, Peateranan and Prussian , 20e. to 24,. Daley, Mal, Me. to 2225.; Pomeranian and Milstein, lift. to Me. Ords, Baitab brew dew Li tro.• ; Pomeranian teed, 12e. to lbs.; Bola to and IN. to , Archangel and Riga. 12s. to 14* Pees, white, Ms. to Ma. Beans, Friesland, 30.. 32a.• Alaandriell. Moto SM. The arrivals this week ore : Wheat, co sousics=r3. Baby coastwise, 233. Oats, coastwise, 1670. Pais, 16 ors. ; 37111 a. Nswrosr, Is or WIOIIT, Feb. 16. -Oar market this day was but thinly supplied with Wheat. which met a ready sale, at an adman et *Lb 1n per qr. Barley a tall as* at tea pries* Oats, Mem, and rem a better ale, at last week'h Oom Modified Pak 16.-Our market tau, haba9a null attended by airmen. sied this, was a large oar ef Vasa% and et disclose el Me aseerbst rine nada& fully Isom dr. The guilty Is rugsia dnla lui= ra% s tir ; 1 1 1s ou d e s. but =Zit K'." plum There was a Mae mare disprierti a lL a to vanities Ins ni , :trtz =. 8 of Barley; nevertheless, no dada to tbe ;Mee an be Pees, and Bets moved slowly W entail quantities, at pn direly hie tales. What. white, 40s. to 485.; red, 3in to 335. per or. Barley, sallied , 23e. to lie. ; Ind, to 225. wants. Lis. IP WM Pee, ad• to Me. COO, IS.. WAS. Vine household Flout, 175. pee sack of 2501 b.. purebeeen auks sad deadest cos secintlea audit. Mall, Is. 3d. pee storm NOr2IIOIIAM ' Feb. 16.-There is • decided drama co lbs part atlvidese sr WI Mai of gala here today. The train ter Waist, dams% milhesolllllllll/11/*IIIIIIIIIISIVes freely, may be called MB to 21 , fti es. saset 'maks. end Me supply is nut large. Barley Is all& smi - pmerelly Ulm ; the same may be said a Helder de not esi es belly, biased he quoted lower. Pmaseaovea, Feb. 16.-Then wee a lair (ideality _of Illmt lam radar, sad all pad dmorealitles gourd buyer; ot= bat week's prim. 8311 s. red WheM. Ms. to 375. pee qr.; We esespies, sp to 40.. pee or. Imperil measure. A large show et orbs ment, sedan daniptieas the tars lever. PirWoSrla Feb. 16.-At oar market to-day Wheat was held somewhat ter , : t V 6 seimase, newish is moray IMO WO realised for good Ise Mrs bedews is other psis me Waited. stalest *vase Meat, white, N. Iler selol.6s. pr lad • red, W. to W. 11e. Burley, =SOL 26a. to 27s._pee qr.; rind. 1 11r. 4. SIL toio Oats. Ids. to 17a Fes% 66.. to aft balm, It.. SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCR. 4 al Uurl`s Lqs CASUALTIES. (Pina ear i Arlon, from St. Domingo for Liverpool, is g irouid cup Lleadderya Point, and fills ; the crew are said w have mime erasion in their own boat.—Carnarvon, Feb. 15. Flora, Drammestd, of Dundee, from Shields for Rouen km W F en wrecked on the Goodwin %ads; grew saved.—Deti. eb. 16. Camps, Heyeer L from Callao, lase From Cork, amiee4 yes teroay in nt. Helen's Roads, haviat is anehipped he r em . der, by touching at the bask of the of Wight. She was this day towed into harbour by the Echo, ',Amon:mot tug, to be repaired. In being placed alongside a hulk ek e tide took her and swung her sun mad with considtrehle violas.., carrying away the quarter galley, and musing farther dasease.—Porrsenorth, Feb. 17. Daniel, from Bristol to Newfoundland, bar put into Que ens . town leak ; she has carried away her b u l war k s and galley bead, and split her stern. and was obliged to throw part of her caago overboard.—Bristol, Feb 17. Juno, Daniels, from Bristol for Newfoundland, 38 days out, has put in with loss of Lulwarks, stanchions, galley, e e l part of cargo overboard.—Queenstown, Feb. 14. Madam, for Valencia, has put back ; she was struck on the 6th inst. by a heavy ma on the starboard b ow, curi.d away stanchions, an did ether trifling damage.-1 4m . pool. Feb. 16. May Queen, 8. en, from London for Hobert T own, pat in yesterday leaky and cutwater damaged, haring boa ran into by • schooner (name unknown), yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock, off Bt. Catherine's. There is great fear for believing that the schooner went down immediately with all hands.—Portsmouth, Feb. 17. Oberon, Rheinlander, from Newcastle to Elsinore, got sn shore at Kandestederne Feb. 3.—lijoring, Feb. 3. ' Qaattro Frattelli. Laura, from Hull to Naples, which was yn shore at West Pier, ha. been waisted off atd got into the harbour.—Ramsgate, Feb. 15 yesterday, by the ice ; crew ( erupt sae , Vulcan, Vote, of and for Memel, from Wisbeach, was dri m MAILS. I tirr. jutimmunn on F:als,teed.ribo.)_REswief,moyesiZ i = o Hamburg e. Holland Lisbon I Pet; 25 Pacific India MA Southampton Feb. el India MI Mareelliss o Ikons aal Halifax Feb 20 mezioo ikaii Havana& Feh 22 West India I Breda ARRIviID. BAILED. Arinucen EAGLE-from Grave,end, February 16, to N..% Aar"-from Hartlepool, February 14, to t'..e Ana-from flutmerland, February 14, to 31a, Ain't. -from Sunderl md, February 14, to Marano-from Shields, February 14, to BaocuEr-Grow Sbielda, February 14, to Cart! CIPPLIOLLA-from Coves, February 13, to CeruartAxe - from Plymouth, February IS, to 1 Caws -froutSlaielda, February 14 to ..., .... . ....... ....Cart Rem. Palter -from .Gravesend , February 17, .... 11.,. Eurearrn-tram Hartlepool, February 14, to Fauna -from Falmouth, February IS, to Ha Patuxent -form Grimsby, February 14, to Vaasa-from Grimsby, February 14, to FALO3N-from shields, February 14, Cat: Frnae-Mum Gravesend, February 16, to late. AOCADIAN-fromGlitVeSeltd, February IT, to Cruises-from Sunderland, February 11, to. ...... .... GOLDIN Gust - from Sh'elds, February 14, to. Cart . HIMIRICII VON Gewalt-from Sunderland, February 14, to lams-from Gravesend, February 17, to LILA -from Gravesend, February 17, to Jul. Werra-from Hull, February 14, t 0....„ AMMON. - firm Melds, February 14, to.. LADTOV TN. LARS -from Samoan', February 13, t 0...... LOOT Daver-from Gravesend, February 16, to Po, Maxus OrsuA-from Gravesend, February 13, to .......... ...:..• Iburomm-from Gravesead, February 16, to SL Cic )(amnesia-from Shields, February 14, Clerth4 Menuarerm-from Sunderland, February 14, to 80. e "Z MAILT Basra-from Sunderland, February 14, to Cir.!. Meamos-from Shield. February 13, to Mear-trona Shields, February 14 to Nolumat-from Shields, February 14, to PILOT-frau Shields, February 14, to PRIOR Dosses-from Gravesend, February 13, to Pnirearts - from Gravesend, February 16, to General Wren-from Gravesend, February 16, to. RALMOID -from Shields, Feb. 14, to Cartta,ez• Sven re rue Eon-from Sunderland, February 14, to .‘" Ste T. liteasuu.-from Dover ' February 13, to. S: wore -from Shields, Feb ruary 14, to &sea -from Shields, February 14, to Surrtrour -from Gravesend, February la, to SARAH Parsee-from Grave..mad, Feb. 16, to Dena-from ILirtlepool, February 14, to Taoa-from Hartlepool, February 13, to Vr”te -train Shields, February 11, do Tmeria-from Shields, Feb. 14, to WINDPOI-from Gravesend, February 16, to WATUWITCH -from Gravesend, Feb. 1., to. ._.. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. .Carthso Calmar", of Barham. for Malta, Feb. 7, off rape Floisterre ; Munoz (brig), from Mauritius for Loudon, Lit. 3g. , ton. .t W. [AdYettiIeIIII4IL]—HOLLOWAY ' S PILLS A SUPER: REMUDY FOR Smear Corgi REt UNT COLIW, OIL ArrECTIONS Ot Curse AND Lescs.—Tble tar-lamed nudicine is the most ..x SinAry remedy ever known for the cure of recent Colas, Asthen.... ail Affections if the Chest, to which fact many sufferers have tr.. Its steals: properties are such as to give unlnediatv rettef • patient, and eventually etfect a perfect cure. It speedily - ' accumulated phlegm, thereby giving freedom to the re., t. organs; ro let the asthmatic, or those suffering from breath, diseases of the lungs, or similar complaints, hay. , r.., • • these inestimable Pills to ensure a permanent rostonition Iv Sold by all druggists, La at Professor Holloway's Establiebnal.% tswan4 Lumina. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEACTICROFT.—Feb. 14, at liampeteal, the wife of R. re 3,.., Esq., of a top. BRAIILEV.7Fett. 14,. at pawley.roa4, Kentish-town, the w VI. T. C. Brumley, of a daughter. CAREY.—Feb. 12, at Burakdon, near Southampton, the ode Rev. U. Carey, of a daughter, CIIALMERS.—Feb. IS, at Haggerstone, the wife of Mr. W. h. C . . mere, of ada ter 11 11 b . DESBOROUGII.—Feb. 14, at Beckenham, Kent, the tido of 11 bo rough, Esq,, of a daughter. . THOMPSON. —Feb. 13, at Denham Cottage, Denham. 1t0,.. wile of el. Thompson, Esq., of • daughter. W ERUE.—Feb. 12, the wife of .1. I. Werge, Esq., of Woo.lbous. flail, of a son. WHITE.—FeIk 12, et Ina°, North Devon, the wife of Mejoe White, C.V., Sth hest!, of a son. MARRIAGES. ADAMS—FULLER.—FeIs. 14, at sq. Jam, .+' Clakenuel. IL , Human. eldest son of the la te E. B. Adams, Eel., tit 11, , - Orme, and Newport, 1.W., to Elea, third daughter of I. t Esq., Aston Tirrold, Berkshire. C°I.LIS—PAIN.—Feb. 12, at Surbiton, New Kia l otos , .. Thames, C. Collie. DWI., of Minton Amputee, Mints, to A eldest daughter at tho late C. Pain, Esq., of Bishop sic ,„ merly of Woodneaoot, in the same county. OBEENE—WCREA.—Feb. 12, at Trinity Church, Cleaver , 1 ' ion of Major Greene, (Beak. Wield w, to Mary Jo ne. daughter of the Ker. J. B. Werra, Clarence , ereseynt. • HALL—NEWLINDB.—Pcb. 12, at Glasgow, P. B. 1.1.:4 , eon or C. Hall, Esq., Hawthorne Douse, Down, to 1. , ... Youngest daughter of the late P. Newlands, Esq., ULogos. JACKSON—BRYANT.—Feb. 19, at tit. Peter's, Pinikeo. w P. Jackson, son of the late Mr. T. Jackson, of Appleby, ginia, daughter of the late Mr. J. Bryant, of Walwortn. RAVEN—COOPER.—Feb. 14, at Eastehureh, by the 11ee..1. T,, H.A., the Km. J. Amen, M.A., of tit. leon.o,Tx.on.Ses. sliest daughter of the Lite U. Cooper, Esq., or Trestou. WILKINBON-1101LtIVALL.—Feb. 12, at 'Chortler. by Ow S‘` chard Menlo.% M.A..Viear, T. J. %Manson, Fo.t. - terrace, Lead^ to Mary, wily daughter of Jobu Blourhuule, near Leeds. DEATHS. HOWLEL—Fab. 13, at Dublin, Sarah, wife of 11. Pon CHIPNENDALL—Fab. 13, Mary, wile of John Chive:ad, I, F.R.C.14., of New Carendialiistreet, DINNIS•—Fab. 13 . n. Dennis, lloriwe).re.l,l, .in.l of tlie of England, aged O. FORBIN.—Feb. 14, at Hanlingstone, Northitumotinire, I.lt Henry Forks, Esq., aged 63. 001k/LPHIN.--Feb IS, (loot apht-hill., Cambridge, Lord ping second son of Francis Godolphin, filth duke ot Lae.. KIRO.—Feb. IS, J. King, Eat , of Taviotock-plane, *ilea LgE.—Feb„ 13, at Oarratt, Sorry, Maris Agues, eldestdour:lro, Kr. 0. Lee, aged IS. ti LUCA4L—Feb. IS, at O un b r ldge-terrace, W. Immo, Esq., of thr. ag ° MACHII4.—Feb. 12, at Wretbourneirillas, Mar), Sffr. 0. Mullin, formerly of Lesdeshall.sdrect, anof 011 11 VLEY.—Fsh. 13, at Upper Brook.atn.e. the B e e. Men, lOWA of the late .C. Odisy, Eni., of Madcley-manor. StallenV /ASSN—Fab. 13, at Kensington, Mary, relict of J. F. Mae. sod ea. 13. at Ortaa.alreet. Graarczat-Nutre, .litirantat -- ;aged 74. Ua Primed sat by WILLIAM IMO au" of streek rirly 01 Loudon. Printer at the Wear. ni "mono la as pro of Wkdiserhall—liosso, 'luaus% lh Car L. , : St St.—. r• • . B .^ 547 i F