The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-24 00:00:00

SCOTLAND. Tres ARCTIC RdraDITIOS.—M a diaper giro to Sir Jetta kr la Ayr, on Teddy last, ea the neeesios et the netwh of the FAL the sebeeser is wish Sir Jelin is te premed Is NW* of flieleas Insulate, is aelteowledekip the ova of his health, Skr Joie Rom made the followiaa tatty eons entailment, treladee to the sadertahles : _ " It le sere tea dry yeas sire I woe a bey at @Seal la chi sore{ hie" sod trey say Sir that it wes time I wee resitage beta suolta err e ; his las molder that a ire rob veol esaires penis I es set sly fully Jostled but hosenthely err epos te de di la -7 power to resew the gaits, Franklin. who, wen I la Ms perks and he Is aka. word sot berets a sates{ • del his life to sere site. Ie Sprisg,l444, when I sesterflets illeeekhelsw J here I was ersal, I head my resist Odsoi, Sir Prealt:le, employed la Intim out his expedftine, sod ea bolas told mat if we bed volunteered to went for him, I semis -d that if he was sot heard of is Fibres'', 1847, I would rinaiser. Is nibeequat easninations it was growl that be should lean at dwo wed ear of Wel !Ammo Cassel, sad ether headhade, swipes of Ith proses isteaties; ar OM pasties his kr words were, " Item, yen ere the esly -he has rassisol to morel der me. mid I rill doper era yes." Wass 047 ease, never dowries that my sinless would be asserted, I west with my pia to the Admiralty in February of that year, bat, te sly rantilleetios, I fear that their lardsbir had rewirely erealied Rir J. Barrow sad all Ss Antis mirk/atom who were an mimosa is their rinks that a sena for Si, John !realign wee enaesemery, that he would c is" yst tbroosh n ratan fa October. It wee is mils that I appealed to the royal sad royal witrammieel sertim esti that fm the albumenise of senses ; sad with so how meows is 1818 , when my yr reale to mad four mall vends wen remand, and netted two large shire, is my rinks totally art, were sleeted. The Admirel-y, as it 111111 their duty to de, sew, is 1850, when the ems has beam, derpente, onsalted all the °Sane who had saviasted the Antis seas ; and excepting Agai eal Sir Frauds Beatiort and spwlf, aU have perdaadesely held teat opinion that large nnead °lsmail mien should be employed, sad I seanot doubt that their *same have bees ennaimitiously given ; shams\ it is worthy el remark that semi of these gallant Mikes bare volasteared to wry their pleas late tannins excepting myself. The Governor aad eammittee of the limbos B Coutmay,whote ended latassee is beyond all praise, bang at sy apieloa, let is beta subscription for the puree of tarrying sr is tate semis ; sad although far advanced is yeas, I Ur es Ina irritation (sheen), sodieliag sayer gaits ellendostina this esterptiw, with the perils of risk ei r b s! wall atipainted, I sakeeitatioply volainiened its direction." Si, Jobs Iberia/ et um • rated the qaahlkatiassel the oilmen sad mew minted by him, concluded by myna that if be Omit he la sty way lastresseetal is restoring the gallant ' iteeklia to his devoted wife, std hie eompattioes to their I aeries fassibee, it weed be one of the happiest lineal. Mame :a Lie loused modal life. DRAT!' or LOAD JZFIFRIT'II WITIOW.—Oar obi tssry of te-day monk the iris of Mn. Jeffrey, the widow of is. whom death was so reseatly the arm of an shied 111511111•111111111 M. finotely after Lewd Jeffrey's demote, his widow, &Meted in • more than error degree by the gad eves', broke up her ipstabbelialeat la Kafir place, sad took tip her abode with ?b. sad /Ire. Ems, he r sot-is-law sad 'M ushier, at liefiernity, Berthed. statarally Amu lier spirits ars merend the 1111111 mist•ised by the death of her diedagalsked war, wham she has as survived for 'months. Ks Jeffrey was berg I. America, , and was the readies of the celebrated Jobs Waits, mad seer wife of the late Lard Jeffrey, to woes she was sr tied is 11113.—.tveff OA Prom a Wednesday. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. O•goaxi,_ Max 23.—Tashirday 'miles, Mr. flt•plien Edward., B A., of Mertes College. was eleet*d a Fallow sf that seam. Mt. Rdwaals, Is Michaels.' Tern. 1848, °Maimed • fret elan "la Ddelplisis. Mathessadeis et Physisio," sad a egad alas, " la Lieut. Hassaaloribus." Last you w asa die snecies.fal Isadid.te he the Zincing Taeolviial Prise Bossy, oar " The Naive :au' Object of T m e -. CAKIIIIDOII, MAT 23.—At • dna holden this day the follotriog duress teens con :—M.A.: H. W. Balm, Arthur Oscar, A. A. Var-Bittart, Triaity College. Lieeritiste la Medic's.: Jolla Amthesy, Caine LLB : Matthew Clark. Magdalen Coll.**. : C. 8. Beget, C. P. Ravirie, E. P. Ceara., W. Bantam, J. Misehoule, B. W. Whiaßld, Trial., College; J. C. A. Dorm, 8. Eversfield, .1. T. Fisher, F. F. Lofty, H. W. Rail, C J. 8. Walker, C. J. Warafhou.., St. Jobs'. Colley ; A. C. Clarissa. 81. Peter's College ; C W. Bar ton, N. CI G. Dopey, J. M. Mises, Clive Hall ; J. Mur ray, Cais. Collor. ; W. Oreociroed, R. 8. Phllpott. T. A. Pow, Br. Csiharine's Hall ; 0.031. e, W. Plenty. Christ's . ; C. P Reek". Magdalen Colleg • • H. H.llstattert, Btaulassel C.dl.gs ; T. J. It. lithos, P. B. C. Metcalfe, Corpus Col;eae. Prof...or Canso lanes, M.A., of Balltol College Oslord (Profess:, in the Univenity of Edichurgh), and Edgiusd Peel, M A., of Bemuses. Collage, Oxford, were riduitted ad trundan. At On sane congregation the following Graces paned the senate On tte recommendation of the Syndicate ap pointed for the management of the Fitz wittiest, Museum, to astliariais tke Syndicate to engage another assistant to %Mennen a the pictures, sculpture, and antiquities ; and to pay bin, oat of the Fitswilliam Nadi, mace wages es they think proper. 2. The Master of Gamine mid Cain College basing Feinted for the nee of the Observatory a Balked Telescope.' 31 inches aperture, and 46 inches focal /earl; *ad a divided object-plan micrometer, to authorise the Vies-Cinneellor to communicate the thanks of the Senate to the M Ater of Gonville and Caine Colle g e for Ma liberality. 3. Oa the recommendation of the Observatory Syndicate. to authority the espenditun of a sum not en seedier 3W. upon the repair and renewal of the fences round the Observatory rrounds; the work to tie done under the direction of Mr. Murray, the curator of the Ltatite Garden. 4. To affix the:seat* a power of attorney authorise' ins Mr. Martin Nockalde, of Saffron Wa'den, to act kr the University in the collection of the Burned tithe rent charge. NAVAL ADWIRALTT, MAT 23.—APPOIXIYEST11.—Navel Cadet 0. T. Medd, to JO* Wellesley. WOOLWICH, KAT 23.-14rkesileaul, st.-sloop, fisted with @Baines by Messrs. Penn and Cr., was towed to tbl. port from Blackwell yesterday, and will be fitted for sea here. She has telescopic kneels and bsilers, on Mr. Pean's New prim:eft*. ledszible, steam deep, I. in tl • basin. preparing for criminals. with all despatch, the engineers :being busy in preparing ter maahiftery. Tems further diamiesal of arti liall sad labourers from the seam-factory has boon me peeded few the present. DAt'Olll.OllT. MAT 23.—The Stromboli Orem-veinal, Cepteill Ltd A Beinclerk, strived oa Mcsdey Owen Green ek, in company with •he Gree..ack new iron reamer. in cheeps tidbit Brown, maa'er of the Agisoonrt, and party of riggers belonging to W D.ekyard. Toe Greesock was taken alianeeide the sheer hulk to be dismantled, and the beromboll railed on Tuesday for Poe:mouth. Pains blweay.—(From Towel ,y's Gas eta) Tits CONTAlT.—Notitte is gives to the officers sad crew of her Majeet, 'a 'hip Custer, A. 51'31urdo, Bq., COTABAIIDthr, that the bounty mosey as the tonnage of the Conceieso slave Tomei captured and hest on the 23rd November, 1847, I. compsay with her Nlejery's ship Siren, Thomas Cbalwipir, Bp , commaader„ will be paid to them who were actually ea beard of the Cenral at the time of capture, or to their ✓epristatitiTml dilly authorised to resolve the same, oa the 6.1 a lase next. at No. 3, Cliffard'o-Ira, and the shares not then eisimod will be re-called every Wednesday and Thurs day fee three monlea to come, agreeable to ea of parliament. Properties/es else to each dam:—Commodore, 281. Bs. 24d.; tad sleek 611 Is. 634.; had. 61 16a. 100.; 4th, 31.8,. 644:; 6th. 3.. la 74 6th. V. le. Old.; 7th, 11 14s Iltd.; Bth, 01 11 7e. 4 4 ;9 b , 11 Oa. 641.; 10-h, 13e. 814.; llth,loe. 3d.. 12th, 6e. 106.; 13 h, 6s. 144.—W. sad X CHARD, Agents. ALLEDID DEATH FlOlll THE lIIPIOPit USE OF A Carom Mamma —Yesterday ea impost, adjourned 'Tom Friday Ism, less resumed sad comelecied before Mr. Baker, at the Nark P.. 10, Church-raid, St. Gicarge'ria-thesEest, relative to the death of Timothy Driscoll, sped 63,1 brick layer, vim was alleged to bars died in consequence of hat ing bid • mixture fives to hies which was not wtserib.d by a mediae! prectitaoaes. The jury returned • verdict of • Natalia death haat isaassatios of the bevels, whisk may bats been oreektrated by the medicine he bad takes, sad (bat the docessed bad acted with muck iadiseretlea by having plaited himself milder A. care of a person not • me dical prictitieser." SUICIDE ET A DISIENTINO MINIETZL—Ortat satioa was *sand at Alserrwilly, eis Saturday, by dm di civery that the Bev. Wsa. Morris, independent Waiter, had termiastsd kis 'Matinee. He was =bad from the bras, on the Isendatt of that day, sad not returniss @exordia( to hi pflietie• lei absence was noticed, but ao particular apprelseeriaoisatertaieed. At Mesh fast hi stspaon en tend tic bus, and to his horror diaeovered Mr. Morris suspended to • beam by a Igoe tied round hie seek. He immediately cut doers ths body, but life was quite extinct. Deceased, ertso i l e rea uri llaly poplar la the airighkoarbood, kid recently yoke melt metal depredate, caused. it le sullied, by tie eircaaisteatie of his Wimp in volved hieing( in esabearraineate la his feeler teal efforts to 11164t im in27.. wt of dificalties.—Sessiums iletati _ Tag " Daorril, CHILD.—Ina Tom opetiag from a squalid yard, where a atimibtw of limier lemma were loaning to cad fro, trying to get warn la the ieeirestual suciatuse of the tardy Way morning—ia the Itch Word; set to osaprosaies truth—a:woman sash as Rogarth kw ohm drew", wee hurriedly getting es her goes, beans a dusty tiro. See was the none, cr wudewouria, of that inialutsrinue department—herself a pauper—flabby, yew booed, uatidy—unpromising sad coarse of aspen as seeds be. Bat, os being spoken to about the patients wkein she bad ia charge, e!ro turned round, with her shabby gown WI es, halt off, and fell a•cryiair with all her night. It.. Ur show, sot querulously, not is say mawkish writings', bat is the deep Fri/dead Alien= of key heart ; tun log away leer dishevelled heal : sobbing matt bitterly, Irma*" her hands, sad letting fell abuednee of peat teen, that choked bit mamas,. What was the natter with the mane of the itch-ward ? Oh, " the dropped ehlid" was dead ! Oh, the child that was found I. the street, sad she tied Nought up ever miser, had died am boor age, sad see where lb. little creature !ay, tromeath this sloth! The dear—the pretty dear 1 lb. dropped child sassed too small sad pear a thing taw Death to be is tamest with, bet Death had blies it ; sad already its &mimed,* tom was Meetly washed, seamed sad stretched es it la deep urea a boa. I tbeartet I beard a rake Iran Sevres esylag, It shall be well for thee, 0 nurse of the mamas& wins Noe lees palls pamper does those Alen to thy sold that swab as the tbepW child arethe_ an who behold say labor _ " BoomAair Worth." SPORTING. TAWERSALLS.—Turidiray. no betties, °trios to the tine secepied ssrapariag , books, sod dell, sad woe sealsed as • Moss seisliglie‘ilo (asperity, Bolingbroke, Mildew, Bo gag Vet ,R. r, bul" by fir tb s Zo n r i i s ot si kr i saraisL i ill 1.1 16 l :4 * 86 to 1 Lid d & three se leer bushed piss& share ths I whey got ieassiod odds sihood ogsiast risarly tho ostridon. Tiogle sad Elias Mitiesna endow& is de orisd for dos Oaks, bat witliset sat shawl is **Me ; Oilliflower w the droilati. LYON : DUST. —4 to opt Mr. W. ars (toIII 1) • I Lord sad slt of) • M Mr r . . =MVO, Iggisr it GM eh to Mr. MEW. Pasha% lt acrd Isdiraro (t haft) I s : z ("LrAlicra l s _ 4._ _ Mr. liblettleb Mbar .41 40 Mr. Dion_ I `. _ SO Mr Molbestirs Oasidi• soh MOO 1 Mr. Essabers Alma ton 1 Mr. C. anctott lytheci 1000 1 Mr. °morsel. Tablas (t) 880 tat Oa laid spine ,gleslie, Climber, MINA, and 4000 lo V11112" : ales bw sad The Italia 1,000 to ih 7- 174 the Mister apt Robes 1,305 to 100 on Mildew apt 1,000 to 3 0 apt Mildew and Min 'Wag Derby and Oohs (t) 11— 1 sop Kr. Eddisis aka libleolon e-1 01r1. T_lallo6lo 10 1 Capt. Waft 10 1 lord Orferd's Zr rtj MANCHESTER RACZEL—WZDSMAT. TRIAL STAIRS, d 6 sues. sea, with 40 schisti ; 3 Tr olds, 64 ; bar, bat 41b; fin, Sat 124; six sad aged, At 21b ; assns sad itildisgs snowed 31b. ; s Inman toss is 1860 to carry 31b, twice 61b extra; tbs posed to Mn kir static 1l mile. (7 labs). Mr. 81fooll's Woollrlaj 4 Y*o. - - .... Mr. Dawson so Mark mp by. a yl4 (Arnold 1 Mr. Bolt as r b Olatliator dam by Harm% 3 yes pharttos 3 Bourg : 2 to 1 oa Woolwiett, sad 3 to 1 ago Mask Tap ley, Was way by s litrirtlo. BOnstIAL 81Anne, of 10 writ each, with 60 added ; for 2.yr olds; colts, but 71b ; fi ll ies, 84 &b. T.T.C. (10 subs). Mr. Marys Lode Sepobes Obrtti thi l Mr. J. Osborn Moak Doctor Mr. J. Wen Qom hie .(Mastaw 7 to 4 ea Louis Nepolosa, 11 to I opt Black Donor, mad 3 to 1 opt Ceres Bee. Wosy ahead. Douce Cyr of MO Nos, sins' a • hesdissa sweepstakes of 10 eon. nob; tM ssitsad a Mein 20 son. oat of the sloks• Oa* laile a s= eim ustor. (16 sobs.) Mr. Om get tlb 1 Mr. 2 11 . 11 4c e ines, 3 yra rst (With Ur C. Mali 0•111ww, 4 ynk Ost 116. (Clothes t 2to 1 net Chan:Fry ;4to 1 opt Woolwich ; 6to apt Dins • sad 7to 1 e ach opt stkle mad Cosktall. Woo by a leitath sad a half. WaLTIZ Crr of 100 sees., with 30 'Med. Chatham riAns. Two wiles tad s distaste. (8 sob.) Mr. imp ad Omni Ilalk 4 yrs, 10M ..... Hoiditirth 1 Mr. hlehish ad Archissa yo, lot Mr. IMMlNp ar =/Pre Me. s wards., 71b 414. Oman 3 Cot Z. 4 yra. --(Omer 4 #rig,l • Myth. Pun of SIL or bongo that moor was SO ma al say ow time ; 3 p ell, Tat; four, Ow 41k; Ivo, 816 913,• six awl aged, Sat 12. b; sores owl goblins, allowed 31b. Two maw sod • di c _ _ Mr. Whites Pro" 3mo eigtain Leo'. Bannit. me Caorrinal Mr. Metk.am's fremi Bury. 3ms (Auld ) 3 3to 1 a. it Bared ; 4 to 1 opt Paaop ; sad I to 1 apt French ling. Woo wily. my finals TokirsplLJ ST. Lsoaa DT►ta• ot 10 mom ems, Is., wore waa by Mr. F.,rd's P.a•q. TWO-Innis OLD DT►tm of 10 lowa. mph, It., Win WOG /by Lord Colo Son's Disowns colt. H►acaami TIADSSODIt'S Cr, of 300 eon., added to a baadiesp of X sow. each, 16 h, Me. Two miles •ad • die. (61 sew., 21 of whose deelared.) Lord quaky . .. Lasovonnals, 4 we. Tot lib Ur. efarp•j'. Dough. 3 Fr, lot ID CRICKET. DOVER v. CALAIS. The (snowsuit gene at cricket was played at DTP/if last Monday and Taesday, and has been seat to m by the Caleb Club. who en WlNO:thy/ban was, sad wowed the Channel to play the D..eer Club. There were 1,600 to 2,000 protein. Boon: C41.414.—(11841 Wasp.) (Seeood Innings.) Mellen, a bevies. 0 Gibbor 6 reta out. _ _ 4 The raft, b Geese. b Phipps Janes, wit cot Atkins:is, s Phipps. b Glibber 4 b Gems .... Gee, b Geese's J. 11aslerline, b Gems fikeyin:too, b Coleco Atkin, Ibw, b Plekwitk o Phipps ................ H.zietbee, throws oat Gems Han nut oat Lao. Gibbons. b Halts= b Gases Wide, 11, byes, 14 Deers.—;Rtes Isaings.) (Arwood Instage.) Bottum, m owl Chard', e Piwelt, b Gee.... .- ....... Lionise, bit mist Gibbons, b lisaledine Plekwiek, b Iluieditte I Gems, bit wicket ll run out IS rtlirk, b Atkin Smith,. Yellers. b Atkin ....—.... I sot out l2 Edwards. 0 lieDers - _ _. Brett, tat Mt ..-...............«. 0 not out l3 BIN, S ; wok, S ...... «« S Bye% 6; wide, 1 Dover winning by a tiagle ran. lan intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YESTERDAT. BYITINGA 111 BASSO. Thu QUIEN W. ROWLL111)11._ lon ttie care, a rule lied been obtained calling on the de fendant to show cense why a quo warrant° should not issue requiring him to show by what authority he claimed to exer cise the fai.ctiots of a town courillor of the borough of Car marthen. Au election had take • pier in November last to supply certain vrano4e, and the election was declared to have fallen on the defendant (one of Mar candidates) and upon two others. The quo warranto was applied for by a Mr. Jones, who bad also bra a candidate, and who claimed to have been sherd instead of the defendant. The defendant had a majority of votes, bat it was alleged is the affidavit on which the appliention was founded, that that majority was composed of parties who were not preperly &weird upon the voter's parr under the provisions of the 6 Will. 4 c. 76. That s• ruts required that the property occupied by the voter shook! be dergibed by Me otter or lags in which it was eitaatei, which in serval taws had not been done. It was Aso stated that, an regarded some of the voter, even their mar were not gerrehetly Mr. Paibley showed cause againallthe rule. The property in respect of which the voter in question hal claimed to rte lay in the rural districts of tce torougb, and was so situated that it was nest to impossible to comply with the letter of the so. The object of the act was to secure mach a description ef the voter as would facilitate his identifica.ion, and if that were done without a literal compliance with it, the purpose of the act was sufficiently enswered. Mr. Peacock, is support of the rule, was stopped. The court was of opinion that the rule must be made ab solute, the necessary description not having brim established even as a matter of fast. BAIL COURT.-TUTEEDAT. raroas Mk. Jcsnca Eats As Ma. Arencv Wmariust. 0111111 O. C-1111TIAS. _ in this case a rule had been obtaised, calling epos the plaintiff to show arse why the attachment In this ease should not be set aside. The attashment wee granted assiLet the deferdast for neglecting to pay a sant of money which he bad received in tin capacity of as attorney; but the &deadest afterwards applied for the regent rale, on the ground that the plaintiff'. nem was not Cribb. as she had described herself in ber affidavit, bat Hearne. The rule I was argued last tens. and Mr. Julio. Brie now gave jadg meet. It was admitted, the learned judge said, me the post of the plaintiff that when she first employed the plaintiff she was a widow, bat she sulorquestly married, and ma elated her name, for private reasons of her own. The at- Mohnen% therefore, could sot be sestaieed, inasmuch as the power of giving a discharge for the deb: eased with bet mar ' rive. Alhosgb the misrepreeentatios of the plaintiff was sot resorted to for the purpme of freed, the plaintiff had in serted in her affidavit a falsehood that was c.leulated to deceive the court; and the TUN meet be made absolute for discharging the attachsaeut, bet without eats. Role absolute scoordingly. Queen e. THS PARISI OF BSIONITON. Sir F. Theslger applied to the ovum for a madames against the ebtirchwardens and overseers of the wish of Brighton, mu:sending them to summon a vestry of the inhabitants of Brighton for the purpose of sleeting thirty attestors and guardians of the poor of the parish eie for the sassing year. By the local act, the 6th IV., a. 179, s. 199 , the overseer and church wardems were required to seams nob a mostiag on every dint Monday after Baster, and aceordinply they called seek • meting as the 4th of April lase, statsag in the no tice that if any poll was demeraded, it would be taken on the two (*nowise days at the Town-hall. At this meeting 33 gentlemen were pat in nominatiom, sad eventually a Ti.oll was amended and commenced ea the following day. T anti momaieg, however, seven other geuthwass wen pat in nomination &elan the pelt 'pined, bat the sleeting ethane refused to receive thew. At the skin of the first day's poll, there being two rival lists, the *mesas and eberchwardess seeing the. the result of the poll woe likely to go against their own petty, Mimed three of the terntlemen who had been nomioated to resign, and thereupon the remaining thirty were declared to be duly cleated. TS', however bad no power to do that, nor bad the parties themeless say right to resign, sires they were bound to undertake the din in the event of the Mimers selectlieg them to fill it. Oa the lest day only 30 re•epayere oat of some 4 ,000 and MOO polled, the others, no doubt, relying epos the rale that Ant a poll bad been desseeded all the nominees were bawd M go on with it to the Mass of the maple of days, sad le serve, should they be elected by the majority. The Wen scold, therefore, psemOve that great labialise would be dome I. the retepeyees d say of the meths's, meld rote le olototor ; os4 as It woo gam* twittery to kW. le woo lard then would he woo dllllosky is I rwi n the g o. cation. MA Wisldooa—lrol jog skit • Noto show stew Rola .M occordiogir. COURT OF COMMON eita—YurniaDAl. smv.. ne Bsce.-Irs lass lams je rk* wit.% 14 Jegnee Kays; IS Mrs Cisss. se Ma. ham tax. I romp. I TM owl wee 011101111401 tie wbele lig fa iserfas the argmemas i the am et TM IlloMis Tasempli employ er. Brat ifigetoottes," wl woo aft mods Mil MMs Mag. • • COUNT OF FACHAQU mas ES--4ffentnDAT. . Irma* so I, IRO LOM Cora:mat iroa Atutonts ,• Palen IMP mid he • en behalf of the le more he ends eons, open the defendeat show erase Irby Me mile hr a epeeist jam sada bag been obtafted es kb MINK MO•M not ko est MM. et why the special jury should set be sleuth at ease, as that the geese might be tried at the MM. M the poem t amegget the trethaery mum Jerry minim Th e i g a b it if was semositted le I sle.. wader • weematinnod by the noble and learned ft hie ellisilenpnity, and thus present Mies me WM& be Wm btIIMMIIMIPMe if. blbs‘mbi pleaded. " Net way bY stetate."_,MO the guides raised was, whether the enntant woe tad er not. It appeared Mr. Dims had inaltstel lertein c lage is milky whet the Grand Jametica Camel of which the Lord Chaneellee was MegeN. • mans Elg shares to a large sinonat. It wea • mart 'emend, sin that the warraat was illegal, gad died ilint ~Vs hapelegaineat seder it was therefin mfuelllialft Remo the present maim. TM phaties slab el With teadleed It desirable tholl ilMnid he hied Mit as Mae dds N pomittie. Be wallowed hi via* under the warn" sad his health was is imeaboat Mew Irma the sends of malument. The ground of the proseat appligatim via Oat ids refferiar prism maimed It desirable that the sanest 'Medd be hied tad the gaieties as to the validity of the WRITIat dried as early or possible. It the slues was taken ea a seamen Jury came it might certainly be disposed of daring des mesa mem, but if It was m be set down for tmei the @pedal Joey maw ft usteld hs tempera& to s hr e es e ft el dispesed et beau the dilegs die mut Mlutae ann. therefeen t a mailer of dm alma importune le the that than &aid bens unneseesery delay. lb. Dances Platt seen mat en why the Nut should inter fere k die meaner wssdslsL Ti the epplisedea there ellimhi haft beta an that there wee no debars to this males and that Me he a imolai j ury had ben siftings% he the payees el delay only. Mr. Karts said although seek at Adak wee usually n• aked te sawn an ',placate like Ws, the present , was by me memo an ordinary sue, sad ender the y liar 4reametaues of it, the mart =Wit be fu m eelded in interfering. The plaiatiff was insig ispriseament and he might sot be relieved from Ii anvil action was hied. The quoting as to the validity of the wariest could sot be dually determined salmis by a bill.( assweissis. Under all the chamomile's. the learned comma nalmiled that sh. mart ought to Mkd the plaintiff every MEM la teak his rein's, sod have the ashen tried I. em_ly peesible. Mr. Imo Alderson 'eked whether it appeared that the Lest Chealeller bad lot dense farther than merely as head ma • tho Otent M Clisasery. Did It appear that he ka/ dew y pause' ea f Mr. LOY sail his lordship later/wed so far personally that he Mid the wave and lamed his warrant. The ems was bawd la the In Maumee by the Master of the Rolls. Load Lawidele gave Jedgmeat against the plaintiff, who thereuesa spread is the ILordd Chaseeffor. Mr. BIM Alisesom—lt seems ISOWf unreasonable that the pleintif himself should appeal to the lewd Chancellor for his belies sad afterwards obi•ot to his lordship as the greyed the; he was an interested party. Mr. Mania was understood not to &rent from the *beer taloa of the learned baron, but he submitted, notwith standing, that the application was soot reeeonable and that it ought to be granted. Mr. Baron Alderson suggested that if the plaintiff's health was giving way as he represented, some amusement might be made to release him from custody pending the trial. An application to that eff,et might be made to the Lord Chan cellor himself, or some plan embed hr on ernageseent. The moths was thee withdrew's ibr the mimes of acting on the suggestion of the learned baron, and leave was given to amnion the matter again, if nesemery, is Wards, nut. The aew trial paper was takes is the eouse of the day, bat an ease of any general interest was disposed of. SHERIFFS' COURT.—YasszaDAy. Boson. Ms. riroaa-enarry Scacatru.. PROCLAX•IIO/11 or OUTLAWRY. At the sitting of the court this morning Mr. Hemp, the bailiff, made proelemstion, and called ups the following persoas to surrender into the castodyof the Sheriff of Middle sex, or be severally outlawedt—Walter Scott Lockhart Scan, Henry ladis, John Williams ' Clarence Holcomb. Judd, &banns George Lena Fox fat several suits), Charles Wyse', Charles J. Saunders, George Wilson, William Henry Beauclerk (at several suits), Thomas Reshworth, Juan M'Nansara, Richard Mordeeley et, "J. Lanerrieh Cenrther (it two suits), Edmonstone Hodgkins, Robert Evans, Nathaniel Ogle, Henry Hungerford Houlditch Han ;reefer& W. Arundel Harris Amadei, Charles Whyte, Prsacis William Coventry, Charles Alexander Sinclair, Thomas Henry Flemming, Chaloner Oaks, Berbridie, and Philip Howe Daniel. Warn 0. SNITII AND ANOTHIR—DANAou. This was an ioquiry for the anessment of damages. The anion was brought to recover the sum of 951. 4s. 6d.. for bond and lodging, money, &c., supplied to the defendant's wife before her meriege. The part es were represented by Mr. Wilkins, and Mr. Watson, attorneys. It appeared from the ease made out on behalf of the plaintiff, that he was • tailor carrying on business in Cel bridge•place, Weetbornioperk, end Smith wee, up to October last, a journeyman in his employ. The other defendant was • sister of the plaintiff '. wife, who for some two years end • half had resided with tht plaintiff, and, though well knowing that she hod the misfortune to labour under abbereation of mind, Smith Induced her secretly to leave the plaintiff's house sad marry bim,bis object being,so it was alleged bytheplsintiff, merely to get possession of a legacy of 2001., to which she would become entitled on attaininc her twenty-lint year, being at that time under twenty. In November, immediately after the marriage, the plaintiff was arrestid upon espies, which had been issued by a judge, upon the joint affidavit of Smith and his wife, that he owed theta a debt el 451., end was about to quit the country; and upon that writ the plaintiff was taken to Whitecross-street Pekin, from whnnee, however, he was liberated on Mrs. Smith admitting that the affidavit was • false one. Mn. Smith wrote a letter, hoping he would forgive her for having been in some way the cause of his arrest, and complaining bitterly of the con duct of her husband. The plaintiff teen commenced this action, his main object in so doing being, Mr. Wilkins said, to give Smith an opportunity of showing legally whether he (plaintiff) was Indebted to him in any way, so that in any crinsinel preendipre which might eventually he token in references to the affidavit, Smith should act be la a position to say that sash proceoliege were inotitu-ed by Mr. Whi l e with the vises of (Indies any debt he (Smith) might sup pose Ina due to him. The plaintiff claimed 601. for board and lodine for two years, and sfit. 4s. 6d. for mosey lent to Mn. Smith to enable her to carry on • little haberdashery bsen's, and Ia respect of medical expenses he had incurred , ea keir meant Tie defesTinwas that the plaintiff and kis wife had always treated Mn. Smith as a donned' servase, that he was in debted to Smith for the interest of her money received by Wm before her marriage. and that he was unfairly attempt ing by them proceedings to lay his hands apoa a great par ties of the legacy to which like was entitled. This was an swered by a wtitten acknowledgment of Mrs. Smith's that the plaintiff, Instead of being her debtor, was ter creditor to a minsiderabls amount. The jury found fur the pialatiff 701. ltos. COUNTY COURT.-YESTERDAY. 8001111 FWD. BATIAT, Pep. CLAXTON tr. WYLD (M.P.) The plaintiff Nought to remover the own of nth 'vines', terPeladlie• PtlFlthitt fa oil Wenn, of the defeneleat, with a thewb Y Wag engraved in the " annuola." Kr. Roberts, for its defeadath, elicited from the plaintiff that ha had never finished the painting, and that the Math now produced was is his hand's:Wag : Dar 614—1 have galled to inquire when the portrait is to he am. ChWlt Ms bra in Mad cos year sop 1 Redd be AO to eettle . el, ea I mat to leave tows la , Mw a sot oloppet to pap the sa R cashhelt of the Rea di rcr a i lli repr o k lave ee l M glad Urea would Red Rs IL tee ed.,, bi I °R. be, lleatheats dew, Mr. Hebert, said Mr. Meath, oink a the dollesdant, who deposed that the portrait was odd naffaithed. TM learned Judge deoided that the plaintiff not heft *completed his conduit mast be nothaitsd without OMB. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.—YZBTERDAIN Pima' 11. D. Herm, /tea, Juom. WAPLIII IP. Oaanins.—Matsunontat. This wee an melon brought by the plaintiff, Mrs. May woo ds , widow, of No. 7, Orval Pertiand-street, t gains% the defendant, Mr. Joseph Geskina ea Nesmith south sainufse earth, of lidemane-street. Birmingham, to meteor the ass of MK 17s. whisk she claimed for eight weeks' booed mod of M. Pureed Guiana, defendant's wife, .Pi i2 l 3 rs fan fns Bitalyhant to Loath's. It appeared froth the edease pre and eon that dilhonathe W arisen become Mr. Geddes and his wife froth a variety of eanese, the principal of winch was the unweloothe etay of her net is ids b ewe. Oa the thethies she was refused atheittasse to the here beteg is tllothesptav of her mother. file nos after task hoe departure frees Birmingham for Londen. when the mama tholes was brought eteerved that the only questioa wee—Rad the delendent tuned hie wife away ? and he was isellsed Se bane be bad ; but he Rust say that the wiie's anther had =t the burden of inipportieg err daught er entirely es , going to his hoses without his sundae, when, to avid bar, he goes away. The situation or meths el shim perry bad nee been sthisheterily loads out, and We jot& rat would thirst tre only be for 61.-0 a the deei.ioa bath, ghee, Mr. Bedewed said be should latheidiately rive moo to die solicitor on the of side for the return of Mts. Othkine to her busbead. YORKSHIRE UNION OE MECHANICS' INSTITUTES.— Its aural ratting of this %Iron was bald at Darlinter M Wadetaday. Tao ==s t rt . su g a r ' f ogey per trillitermilr4tobsear Olaf disttogu_ e rh o ri t" et oresailas Ma par tbr Irossodiaas. ;Award Zik elloose. war sapda *sari president of the= THE POLICE COMM. MAISION-1101181: WIDS AvaW"—Wites Mertieser Mosby. Irk* woe seas days Ma taffaifted laws liireharae if bovipa bir• guilty el assamewee le elliesseesiag re *Meld peas Isioeprowasee. was MAW law eweda,, IhErleek hen Mat the eas of 401. Mr. El . sae el the press is a hew la whisk Wis hed eblelasd pods to that eawat, was exaraMed I es a mussels the ors after the saillaws la Ms awn MIS bed Wawa dew. wed was duly Mani NW SD WOW apes the Inal, WI the Imposter was Wendt* hold tbe army She assdaska of the lawilipmiee. Ms. Wersiaw. the mamma be Lewd that rat eMler wee is ef =7 :4 pay rapidly agreed 110 el the asdee-reea, sea et the Mayee's Coast, la the OW Jewry. he ea sasslasse. Iseasedistely alestwards, Me sealey was atesehod is the hands of the impasse by Ms. htlireaer. sad epee the 'fellation of the primme r lot as sweat. be lowed that the eosskilag resaisorste bad as esa rol ever it. Ileversl of those who bed hal dealings wise the • defend. sat envied Kr. Warsaw Ise his lark is set beteg able to prove Wt he had bees delwaded, sad thus is appearing to be • mere endless. CianitiEarttonns.-11r. Struve, see of Ike sesualttee, and Mr. Thaw Falwell, honorary secretary to the Ger man Wagers la London, appeamd in the jostles-mom while Alderman Gibbs wasedidating e.s lona teams for the Lad Mayor, for the perms of requesting advise m loth, onuses which it would be advisable to take far the relief el about one hundred peer Germans, who had been obliged to leave fiwitserland en somant of their panting opinion,. The German strangers were, Mr. Pothered' said, all artisans of most industrious habits and qualified to enter into emplos - met at wee, but ti my did not know what operas is adopt to Masi. it, and were advised .to apply to the 'hid magistrate upoa the subject. Alderman Gibbs said there were met cumbers of Ilaglish• oleo in ilevaieely similar eireorasteaame, will able and willing to work, but unable to maws it bi say part of the metro polis. The latter were obliged to may too relief its th. wins antes. which they haposoW to be, sad be did not know what am the peruses wood de. Kr. Fetbargill said the embalmed°, would not can may thief to do with the reams, a. ither would the Boolet, of Friends of Foreigners In Distress reader them say eselesate, sad they hod also of late la Wit(whop& Alflemma Gibbs—Thee all 1 cam say, in the atones of the Lord Ma ariti yer. le. that yea hhalf.ad better apply to the Whitecha pet authni in their be_ THE EXPRESS, 1850. -- GUILDHALL. Omni ms GOODS - m - rirmia.-411srlis sad Code's Meehirt were &On brought .p es a member ref rearm" of °braising goods end money W false nposiomoittorn Bons fres\ 'bargee were preferred against the prisomin. who wen romumadid tiil Monday for Real minimalism. THAMES. TIIII C 111•11011 or INYANTICIDL —Robert Hardissest, a bettor, No 38. Kowisa-street, lit. Ci-orge4a•tie-Bast, was &amid avaulting tba police in the raiwatiaa et their duty ; aad John Moore, a gam ral dialer, Joaph Dr•ro, a Sada., sad Amelia Corrigan. wore abused with imam, the nob to moue Hardiaoaa. Bias the discharge from custody or the woman Barker, who was reliantly charged with the murder of ea infant, thi issue of herself and a man saineii Bailey, with whom she so habited, the house la which they live Ise been beset by a sob of poisons, who were only rstialued from breaking in by their:evicts of the police. The phones, Inting made themselves remarkable by their opposition to the eoustablee a duty at the house, wire Bard in same varying from 2! to 10e sash. After the sisals wets conveyed to le sasa-etteet statics the women Barker end her paramour Bailey resolved to de camp. The conatelase who had the ease in hand fortunately airiest to their Resistance, and with the aid of chit other constables, who protected the place, a cab was got up clots to the door, into which the perils contrived to creep, amidst showers of mud, mingled with di ep execrations sad got away saluted. There are constables still cmp loyed to protect the boss sad furniture from demolition. MARKETS COTTON.—Lt VIIIPOOL, MAY 23.-7,000 bales, including 1,000 won kr opeeolotloo, were takes today at steady Mee. MANCilantan, MAT 23 —Tao market oostinueo tiro, but the attendenoe of people no the Mekong.) woo thin, mod nobody during the holidays mime to think of anything beyood the ruination of pruning orders. OLASOOW, May 22.—There has bent little business dotal La oar market fur geode end yarns, though the utmost Aroma pre vail' In pekes. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.— Norrixolihm, Nay 11.—The %unprecedented struggle between the glove bands (silk and cotton) and their masters, still oontinueo, nor dies there appear soy well-grounded hopes of an arrangement, as the hosiers are evi dently either neuter or an in faster of the bagmen and masters. The bugle in many instances are much distressed, and have rescues, to • great extent to a system of begging, numbers having no ot per means of subsistence. The dinerenee has now hated about sax weeks, and all things considered, the workmen behave themselves with consider. able moderation. It is amerced that the spring orders for gloves are completed, but this is very doubtful, for such has not been the case in former sew= hi May. —The mitts-hose branches, for they may be divided into four or avedeptnnonts, are in a wry lair condition. A great end material charge by taken plan in this manufacture, widen has a great elk et upon the means and power of the work men. The frame; that some yearn since made &meltdown-hose, with cut heels and feet, which were made a great ware, and thee turned back to the heel,, new make full fashioned hose, being narrowed and the stitches removed by coachooery, which are. as rewards the &chine and wear, equal to wrought-hose; and, in fact, the workmen are paid en equal pries, within a fraction, for making them. But the same frame cannot make half the quantity, which has caused the full I wrought frames to have full employment.—The drawer, pantaloon, and shirt branch is rather dull, and many chops ace short of employ ment; but it is hoped that this state of things will not last lona.—The ' plain oilk hose trade keeps gradually improving with 1 , 0010 of the principal houses, but it Is by no means general. Om of the principal houses has advanced the wages of their men ad. per pair, and we have heard have offered premium. to some of the masters to being them Mee. This body of work men, which once exceeded :4,ts 0, is now induced to 2:1.1. Some of the hosiers refine to pt the advance, end a strike is in oantemplation. —The silk truth ts In a most lamentable condition. The workmen attribute this to the making of inferla slop arthlan—The cotton I...thin-set trade, espedelly the fancy de. pirtnient, Murry dull- lhis is owing to the Wen of of the demand tor Germany and Easters Europe. Many of the workmen allege tut through the making of in'erice stamina nib. many snorts ars in • operation to Improve the mash inn to m• be them do better work.—' Therein very little improvement in the demand for black silk bees; but white ones have rightly improved. rpm the whole, the lace trade, which was tonddenEy expyeccctteedd would be Ina flourishing state thin mouth. Is somiderably paralysed. The factories Imre plain nets are made, do aid feel the Oneemisn to the same extent as the army machines—The gotten warp lest trade partagee in some missure of the pastel depreasioe, bet ale silt does not feel it co much.—Con eitheahM enithement month amongst the eisebenica la the town r. speatiel tan palem obtained by Wear& Keeley and Viilkincion, for mem new methane of mamiftehne especially In gloves, by wild% the bleb Is reprousd. r WA as dr Meaty of the articles ; they are of the Met demelptisse, being quite round, and such as u shopman can retemesend to lds customers with eunfideame—a thing much wanted at the present meeeset, and to which we shall mote particularly refer eta tutees tin e.—Neste Review. WOOL —.BRADTORD, Way 23 —There has been more in quh.y f..r all kinds of combing Wools daring the week, end the spawners more willing to buy in quantity then they were eomo weeks pat; but there le no dioposition to cell at 1006 prim. Nkute aad abode are In fair demand at late prime. MANUFACTURES.—Baanroao, May 23.—The de mand for Tam is not leassocd fur any market, but the &Midler the skippers has gime it a tane or firmness : large orders arc now given, contract. fa distant delivery entered into, and priors very firm. : The Mannar doing by the home trade houses is now very large, and at the pe ri od ofd doess tr•ual between the nmsotu. has pound over with so small an aceurnalatton of stock, it give. u. a pretty merest la bastion that the pnntuction is not elorediror the wants of the trade, and Out a general active budnesa may be looked for, and correepasehagiy increased prices, during the autumn. IRON —Citasoow, May 21.—Adlaneed prices were again paid to-day In cat Iron suarket for wised Noe., and buyers were barely Pupplled at ate. cash. The strike baring extended to the colliers and miners In Ayrshire tended to strengthen prima. CO6M.—Balanwni, May 23.—The pride d Wheat has undergoes • SIMMS hare today—say la, to is pat gr. lower ; trade not very brisk. Other a. tides without alteradait. Ibillowing are the quotations z—tellast, td. to ss. pee bosbeL Destry, re. to re. raw. Oats, lea. to sea Beans, is. to 3s. dd. par held. Bianotemex, May 23. —At Glovereler and Worolllll ter markets as the 17th there was • Mir badness dare In wheat, at Ia par lass than die prier reorest rot day seetedebt. bats, bald les emes admen. bat balers eredd Orts Nip as dew. analb and peas both le. f:e i f i z.loohpr. Ms week vreathr lesteerne nreek veneer. edit le Me drains lisakplosa, Ueespeel. Sm, hes emend the tremestMar to be as Me ✓est IMAM sesle, bet we ham not heard at ash x redverias Ishii sub. add to ed es toy article of the node. At Ikea insert there was • fair sandy el wheat teem rtes fanneniorlah Mary at • retina -1 dear Is. lola. per qr. Barley inaltared Y rho. with way little = e4 Mm e lab /sr eels at pima Pe 01•110011 could be ea Psis NY U. Me w fie pekes : Wheat. i llegyfids, was , per bard at 621 a. M. to ht. id. ; new, is Id. to Is. Tel.; red, An 04 to .10. 61.• new, is. 104. to is id. ; keel's. red. ts ed. to fa. ed.; white, as. toes 10d.; Pear Odessa, fo. Od. to Sa."l.; Darr% is. to Id. gamy, per lap. g it e i l . c ed. to 20.. Od.; grademaer Willba, Ids. IL tolls. est Oats, white, per Imp. qr., Ilfhieeds. ed.; blade and whits, per Alm, les. Od. to 17sAid; bib (alba. to Or), to 9d. to lea. Od.; (371tia Oa 1191 be.), lbs. to les. *Ls bleak. lea. Od. to 11s. Od. Beans, Emilia, okl, per leers., Med.., Les.6.l. • sew, lea. OIL to Its.; Irish, 9e. ed. brined.; lerelia. Bs. SI. as lees. Pees, boy, per imp. gr. (neeMea% be SIM; Waft& per Webs., atb las. to 10s. 6d. Lentils. par 1ef1a,114611.1e les. Ph Mow Amor, fins, par rick of Masi" side be NM ; wounds, Ma. to 30s. 64. BIIORTON, May 23.—Our market to-Mr wean thinly at tended, ead the semi, of Wheat not large. /Oboe" easel to the demand, ae the ROO weather mums lathers t buy cautiously, and the ben Wee that were made were et • redoetke of la from the current rotes of this day Wasight. Vat* eleady. WM, Bane, and Pow move off mealy, et pre.loua qwehatime. Wbeet, white, lOC lee. to 111. is.; red, W. his. to la da Barley, 22e. Sta CU% ne. to 17a. Deem. Sae. to lie. Side. Bums, MAT 23.—We bass had SUM good supplies of Mash whist. tare,. Buyers Win Wks In • IRV. id to U. tsw sits ollistiorer• Lewis kg Is. goo grotto s adios lo oast to quill twit Us. t• Us. ;.r li trir‘roo=foreign i t=4ls. to 41s. Pot teStio.: sxitgs i eats Os p a s. 6.w, 40e. to 41e. per ditto; fordo red, ortUliary s7s. N l. ; Amelia hard, Ms. to Vs. par ditto. 1. baby doses via very little doing, with whee mei Ile gene de at het wok% weirbet. English waiting met be gem ep a , so ISs. per Ingsrlel esartior ; end KIVA sot eat., ~..6111..,....„... Otte and bear smodasa of mad wittiest disostiss la saw. Dsooa sod W. hod Ode fits 14.. to U.. our Imperlal qu•rtsr i till sblto, 14s. St Us. N. go lb. ; bi l l Welk, Ile, to 13e. di per hopwial owsisr. lows, Sts. to Ds. M. par losporlal neuter; farelp lb. to Ns. goo 440 Os. Tim woo • sosdsolo hatietry for Sour, bet valet moo Woo as is whisk sod Os ohs Tors only fleeted at • vslosdos of is. r r : i sl: l4 2ls minis Ihr lb wet Isis sad sosetwiss how mid Sus trasgatis ill atreirein wires, PA quarters ostsZ er s SI Wait of dam 7lts swages to tie Nos mu* re. tors wero-whast4os., NO Us. 1 Sr* Us. 14. - - Divans, Ma 28.—Ws bad • asdsrals manly of %sat, sod • swat •Osastss GI boom vie stood bet WPM Wholes to do lolososi • ssioilis M OW Is wit qr. WO MillimMed inat. at am annimk=eliallailip minas. WNW veil Oast gm" amt Os WO. soiol7 Some mato& do trots was dow,los Os pests eurs ant Os ono as OK wok. Is Oho rola so ollsaallaa. Promat prism: Wt.st, boot rot eta to 41a; =Maw to ti tda j e li rt.• to lttior. Ma to Sta. Intim Oa to las. Clata. lla. im. b to aroa Pow. 11a. e. roar, Ilaa. pot wok . to 112 a. a t, tat. to V a. 2 Fa two aot, nay 23 --no What trade rot d dell, with a dotted domard. 'drabs 61 bet la to k per or. Moat, 91. to 111. lOa A por Md. aoriry. 14. t Ida Or or. °Ma Us. to M. lost.. 2.4 Pao, ato. to tia Cion•Liente. Kay 241.-11• trace Is. Wheat hrea le-day was 4.4 it M. pa O. lam dna Ito wet Moat, rad. M 4 to ; ffio. Ma to Ya • Na. 4.10. to 4r. Bratty, 10a. to IS.. 17.. to Ms. Oslo. llato lat. Ws V- Katooottra. Ik7 53.--W• bad a may is,, dodo far at la to lope qp.aodor tbo poi= of dor. BS rtri ba. to tOo. Last Oars vas My so door, bat Ow domed very - 1111111/110T1/12, Kay 23.—We lsout had a very pretty =Wow of Wheat toaky. The trade Is Tory Issayy, at 10. per qr. Very Salo baby at market. Deana aod Pala, rather more doing. What, alba, Ws. to tie.; rad. ilta. elo. Beirlsr , flik to M. Pear, Ma to M. INOSO• Ma 16 eb. Ifstrawsr, Kay 23.—W• had a tolerably Rood supply or hot net god Its the quantity glairedly oft idler at this arson. I T ir ha llsu eldlotely. at • Melba of la. to b. per qr. Parlay without Osta Dew" aad Peas i.e Ina la prem. A to the leth :—Wraat. et the. id. Rohm lb. ed. Oats, %V PLTltortle. Kay 23.—The weather eestioaes warm, wilt chewers, sad Wig way Irwwwdde for vegetation. At this moraines Oft inglialhe trade was dad,awil hot tom who or Whoa INTO Os Ws in Mew or tho layer. stooks sod Laporte or Whoa aro Barley. be gybe*/ la doer ma* at Ns. per 48111 ho. Oat% lea. to lea par qr. BOTIPrOtr, May 22.—Tha sera trade very doll. Wheat la. ed. par load &war. Wheat, 200. to 17a. per bad. Porky, MA to 11111. per qr. Gala, lb. to 17 o RtOcwron-ow-iiiik, May 22.—At our market this mom • lag we bed a fair show of Wheat, which sold at shout the rates of this dig wish. sad Deane In short moot , sad fully Is. per qr. doom. In other utak. so rem" Mr are the Rump door.—Wheel, per qr. of 63Uss. to the bombel, Durban' sad York. air% nod, Ws. to ma; whits, En. to 415.; dotrarsoontry red, 40s. to 425. ; white, 435. to Usk Oats, teed, ten to Ids ; preenq IN. to Ts. Beans, new, 245. to 2k. new, per Nook of 2801ta., fine, Us. tld. ;No min% sk. Oatmeal, Scotch, Ns. Cats, Duteit and k‘inl I Ids. s. to less, bottle', 21ks. ; grbabeg 214 . Rye, SILL ts. timer Maid. red , pie cwt.. 375. to MC ; white 44.. to IS., Imports during the past week: Wheat, tosetwise, 233 qrs.; Po" anetwles, Uxaamaa. May 12.—Wbast sada a plow sale to.ds7. at a Mutation of Is. to Is. par qr. below Ifs prism of last week. ma wise is 475.; taw beg pries g.ven Is 67a. 6d. par qr. In spring at v irs era r a gs eking. WOWLINOTON, May 22.—The supply of rale was very assay; but. the attends's, of boyars was eatessiy limited, sad the little badness doss was at list week% Woe. entest, 13 M. te I QL Barley, S. to 9s. 3d. 084 75. to 71. Gd. Floor, par mono. la 1614 Ss. Nowt* la 9L Iselsylotr. ls. Ward. Is. id. Up. doer. WATzarossi. May 22.—T6e dociiise r•ported la Mirk• lase ea Iteaday beg led rather depre otos effect 01;1 the Wiest wile Meet uo plosive mareely so Watt to ea Saturday Int. la the valor el Wade er Oa* me Image eta be •need Indian Corn le good distend, et tell pram Thy a tolerably Ins sale.ei maltet ed rate& Zatxposos. Kay llL—Wbost told heavily to thy, sod a ad mot lomilotOboo wad the minket. humors sot shisit to ..kilt to IN Muscat goo a:k r = liark-loas. Barey. Oats, sad Iltsas sold giddily, with e riga Wheat, 3Ss. as. to 41a. SOL dd. to tes. Ow. 14s. 44. to 225. id. Seulls, Hu to Ills. 1:114600M, May 22 -About 960 soaks of Idsh and 780 socks !Worn Flour couiprleed the week's arrivals in the Clydo, bar ing slither Oats, *airy, nor Beans to report. At Grangemouth the iporu earieted of 2,839 qrs. Wheat, 3,000 qm. Mark% 3,510 qrs. 1 51 1.,/a 371 qrs. Nam. and at mai Plow, assists., ' together with 1,646 qrs. Wheat, 387 qrs. Barley, 332 qrs. Deans, and WO sacks Floor from loteign poet.. The weather continued cold and unsaid ontll Idler the temperature roes smaiderably ; but tr im : V inci I retails' aster! r, and sal Mods ofspr leg corn and the hay crop would I be such bloated by some stratabie rain. The Wheat trade ma tinned languid through the week. without soy mataLd ammo In proem Oats advanced 6L boll, sad Oatmeal 6d. to Is per lad, with a good demand. Barley per beam sad Peas held at rather hMher rates. At this day's market there was a moderate retail dmand for Wheat mid Floor at prices rather in faints of buyers. Oat. and Om., meal were aid Brady at the Wanes obtained during the week. Paley Moody. Boas sod Peas without altersUon. Present prima ; -Whom, Mindy pm frOlks., white, new, Wm Od. to 31s. Od.; red, old, 20a. 04. to :Is. 6d.• new, 19a. 6d. to 20e. 6d. ; tiooteh, white, new, 19e. Bd. to Ma. O d e ; lrish. red and whine, new, lie. Od. to 19s. Gd.; Denale, old, 225. Od. to 235. 141.; new, 32a. Od. to no. Od. • Pomerania, old, 21e. Od. to rts. ; now, IN. Ott. to 21s. Id_; Damian, old, Me. Oil. to tie. UL ; saw, 19n 6d. Is MM. rd.; Odom, soft, old, 16s. 6d. to 114. 641.; Ouladian, old, 20s. Od, b 21.. Od.; United Mates, old, 20.. NI. n 21s. Id. Harley per 3/1010a, Barwick end Scotch, sew 13e. Od. to 1410 Od.; Irish, new, 13.. 64. to 1 la. 6d.; foreign, free. Pomeranian, he., new 15s. Ud. to Hs. Gd. ; Dam*, new, 14s. Id. to 13s. Od. Oats, 'per 26411.., Berwick and Scotch, sew, 14s. ad. to 13s. id.; Tab, W alba, Be., new. 14. 3d. to ate. OIL; Larrarich. Se., old, la. 3d. to 14s. 9d.•, tew Ifs. dd. to IS.. 64.,• extra prepared, new, 13e. 9d.; foram, Rivals/1, old, 13s. 6d. to 14a. 9d.; Ilealati, 13s. 6d. to 14e. bd. Boma, Moot* new 191. 6d. to las.; foreign. 12s. to lts. per 4 imperial boards ; Irish, per 2601t0., 14a. Od.; Egyp tian, per 200115., old, 12.. to 13.. Od.; new, 17s Od. F.. 0, white, per 7/010a, old, 14s. to lea. ed.; grey, lin Ild. to is.. Flour, pet Inaba.. sew, English, superfine, 211404. to 325. ad.; Irish, superfine, rtts. Odra 324.6 d. ; Abe, 295. to 37...; extra choice qualities, 325. to &U.; French, Ila. Od. to Mo. Od.; America, sweet- at anal, old, Id. to .3.. 0 I.; Canadian, 295. Od. .our, Mi. to Murata!, per 2901 a, Ulan, comma cut, now, 23e. lid, to 26. t. ad. Lathan !,bra, .7.. ad. to .7s. 9d. per ISOlto. CATTLE, &e.—BowsaT.—This fair took plats yator• day (Ti wacky), and was largely supplied with all dmcriptioas of Muck, for which, however, the demand was by no mean/ brisk, and many sere left unsold. Llncus.w. May 22.—There was ao unusually large show at beasts at market. The trade was not ro brisk, and mime weer lower. The sheep trade was also dab r, and price lower than hi therto. Beef made Se. 3d. to Se 6d. per stoat. Motion, 4d. to 4ed. par Lb. NSWAR/L WHITSON FAIR, WS, 21.—Than was a con sldershis number oI ehcep penned this day, and a good stroke of businves dune. Prices fist, although quite so good as ]lay fair. Itcua. : not so many present. The re were penned 961 Sheep, 38 Newt, sod 119 Pip. The show of Horses was small, sal, generally spe.iking, of a very moderate quality. EDI NDU YON, May 22.—There was a small 'apply of cattle, the numb r 557, or 243 less than last week. On account of th e mall ouppes, salesmen stood out for higher prices, which was malntaine.l in • good many instance', which caused sales to be effected Top prim 6e. 6d.; current, 6s. ; mid ling and inferior sorts from Is. 6d. to 3e. 6d. per Dutch stare. At the dose a clearance was not effected. Toe supply of Sheep and Lambs was Mere this morning (particularly the latter), the number 1,331, or 107 more than last week. Sales for Sheep were slowly effected, notalthatareling prices compered with lot market were fully mien .rted, and a rot clear ance made. Top prior, 31d. per lb.; current, 3d. ; inferior, Id. to lid. Lambs sold elow.y, and Kalb' from Is. to Is. 6c. down, par titularly secondary sod inferior kinds. Top price, Us.; current, 111. to las., and down to I Is. per had. PUBLIC SALES. Mar 23.--By Mr. FRIDEMICIL CHTNNOCI, at lb. Mart —Three freehold ground-rents of 131. per annum, rub secured upon three villas in the ours of eviction in the use high road from Barnes W Hammersmith, let for 96 scan unexpired-7601 Freehold ground-rent of 36!. per annum, urn three ditto —7lO. Freehold ground rent of 411. per mourn, upon three ditto —7BOl. Ff.,. bold giound•rent of 131. per annum, upon one ditto —1251. Lemon*ld house and shop, 61, Dors.t.street, Portman square, let tor 661., term 27i yews, at 61. 15s. per annuls —4OOl. _ _ _ Leasehold haus' and butcher's-Am, 80, Thratt-strett, lit for 891., held for 271 year'. a: 71.-596/ Two houses, 8 and 9, Houghton-place, Hampstead-road, let for 1261. p,a. annum, held for 93 years at 211.-1,1701. Leasehold iron foundry and stabling, Nowcastle- place, Paddington, let fur 351. per annum, held for itia years at 31. —3901. Lsaishold joiner's shop and stabling adjoining, preceding lat for 401., held for 31.-4001. _ _ _ Range of stabling, south side of Newcastle-place, let for 1301., held as preceding for 81.-1,3201. A ditto, let for 25!., ground rent 41.-3301. A ditto, let for 651, ground rent 94-6301. A ditto, let for 501., ground rent 91.-4301. Coach factory and workshops, let for 601., ground rent 91. —6lOl. Leasehold ?evidence, 84, Westbourne-terrace, Hyde-park, let for 280) per annum, held for 86 1 years at 64!. 19..- 3,1001. A ditto, 87, Westbwarne-terrace, annual value 2801., bald for 871 'ears at 501.-2,1601. ;Leasehold bout?, 1, James-street, Hyde-park, annual value 1201., term gil years at 21.-1,2804 Two leasehold houses, 2i and 3d, Oloaorxer-terrace, Hvde-park, annual value 260/., held for 90 years at 601.- 2,240/, Freehold house, 18, York-street, Covent-garden, let fer 701 per annum-8201. Mann. Howrafters and Wara,me, at the Mart.— Freehold residence, called Langton's, at Hornchuron, Es• sea, with farm buildings sad 36; sexes of land, free of land tax, timber (39811, and fixtures iacluded-3,2001. Vino inclosures of land adjoining, containing 84.3 r. 7p. —BOOl. Freehold fields adjoining, containing 244 acres-9101. Mr. Dwacow, at the Mart—Freehold residence called Park hill limas', Clapham, with pleasure grounds, &c., land tax redeemed-3,460i. . . . . Six plots of frost old building land adjoining the preceding, about 74 feet frontage-198e1. Freehold ground rent of 81. Bs. upon St. James's School, Acre lane-2051. Three houses, 20, 21, 22, Cranater•plam, Waterloo bridge road. let for 1601. r annum, held for 72' pure at 271.- 1,03 W. Three ditto, 23, 24, 26, Creamer-plane-1,0001. Three ditto, 26, 27, 28, enamor-pleas-9901. Three ditto, 29, 30, 31, Cranmer-pleoe-1,0091 Sixteen houses, Teuison-street, York-road, Lambeth, pro- ducing 6461. per annum, and held for 73 years a: 451.--suld in lots for 6,6001. Five houses, Porteue-street, Paddington, producing 2661. per annum, held for 85 years at 855—knocked down in lots for 2,0301. Leasehold house, 10, Mary-street, New.road, let for 461., hold la 361 years at 11. Is-5501. Mr. Manua, at the Mart—The Woodgate Bstate, near Beat Orlnsteed, Sasses, twmprising residences, farm build ing', cottages, and 489 sorsa of land, freehold except 11 acres, *thick are subject to small fines—knockei down for 7,6001. Messrs. NOILNAN and Sox, at the Mart.—Aa annuity on the life of her Majesty the Queen of 191 Ba. Bd. scented upon leasehold property, sad a polity of 111•111111111111 4.111 the life of the Queen-1601. ANTIQOIIIIIB AND COINS TOR TRI anou —A tomenunicallon has been received by the Customs ►uthorities tress the Lords of the Truisary, signifying that a package, address d to Sir H nay Ellis, containing antiqui ties end wine fee the British Megrim, is expected to arrive at Soathasepton, by a maul from Egypt, and directly that the package is question be forwarded, under seals of office, to the metropolis for deliver, free of ditp. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FILIDia. KAT 24, lks o , T he Soda of WlWl'''. at sash of tka following ik e , Ni.. o'clock yesterday smonilae. Th• slatiee. arresiod ia or&r of haitoda. ap Name id lbw CM ioons at ge ii =. ao. -.._...„..___ rissevni ........... I. Ostaika Brew _ —Omens . ....--.. S.W. Cues rammurrui ............ Lw. Wet 1011111AMMIII ......... LW. Omsk Drew TeNuaules . W. On* Were u0urnit5... ".w ........... LW. Cam Calm onagsvair Cabs mnimaer ..........., L t3saUßnese Chaposa ...... N.E. Calm Mamas ............ LW. nook Brow Lualnia ...--..—. N.H. Gentle brew CAMBIUMS ilasmsomue ..... Pursaaceovos.-- N.L Gauls Breese Misty Breese Caws .„.„..„ LE. Ligla Air 1 lairrizu. ...„ E. Gras Deem lavatroog. W. Glade breeze II Jammu. B.N. Gast% lose Tom ...... -.....—. I. Gentle Breen WENDT ..... „...„ HILL Gentle Breese Liantle brew Sown' MANS B.E. Gentle Breeze NOWCASTIM ....... LW. Gentle liresse 1...5.an ........ —. CMS 1 Beata N. C•Loi OLAsaolr Kamm, am .„.... /Ws of vi„e: Overton Overryt °mart Orem * Overton Raiz Ovarea* o, ereara Rata Overeast Partially Pow. Partially O, eTCSAI hilrl pan, Col. MUM,* Lleufly Partia ie. lly Ciaad. Ckeud • Owircalt Partwll Cloy,/ Modify, y 7 FWD Mtwara' Mud' la Madam Mathes (irtiurt Pour TlllB Cause nt Whit Strength of Wind. that• of we.otr.. SAE. OenUe Breeze. (ftErea.t. The rewires frets the following Ouse did Lot rrzch 'hit adle• to tln:o for T , uhlicatlon inectrisy ; th.y therek" istlinate the state at the weather on Wednesday morni ng is nine oclock. Munro I Tom MILLINGTON Worrzuvar, &LIP thistle Wafts, Oda . _ E.N.E. Gentle Greer Gentle Breen. Ws Pailair--;77"7, • Partially °wadi Cliapi:ear errar.!,4, peat Poaay Part:alla Overcait Pikrtia'ly 044 Fogry Gentle Bream Calm Burma LUFA= Gummy Sbrx mom Dinwita N.W. L S.F.. C...1e Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle anise Mist SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. (7•. w - mam a stamping Gleamlle," mad • yea CASUALTIES. Elisabeth (ardtweasr), Viral's, of fl-rrane, port of Falnv.'h *salad from Blue-dam, April 14, for Bristol, ha rv.,t been heart of. The worst fears are entertaitvo for tt and eree.—Falinnuth, May 22. Rainbow ( brig), of Suadarland. is reported ro ha l ea fou h adr oT nd craw at aft ow hoe outward voya ge ; saved. LIMITED. I MAILS. Hamburg 0 Holland Lisbon Pacific hell i 161 Soutliaiapton ICI 4i India vol %vivifies lf Boston and Halifax May 2. Mexico and Havannah Wait India Brasil ARR IV ED. Atrain-off Falmouth, May 32, train C. * Aarsmacrre-at Grayearod, May 22, from. is Aoulast -at Gravesend, May 22, from Hark lia. SUM, Rstro-rit Gravesend, May 13, Bst.t.ona-at Hull, May 22, hoot CARL Aloes-at Liverpool, May 21, from Dvics--attiveronol, May 23, from }swot'.,-at Shields, May 22, from Elsa soft -off Penzance, May 2n, from Eunspost.-at Gravesend, May 22, from. Esat. Avezt.sso-arGravesand, May 23, from Re Nowa% sr YARIROVI-AL POTTARDOUIh, Lay 22, from flaring-at Leith, May 22, front Datsusem-, tf ri ly, from Housansus-at Gravaina, May 13, from 11 irsafro Rolm. arte-at Grove.end. May 23, from INARELLA-ce Falmouth, May 19, from J. C. Suaroir-st Newport, May 21, from Jots Piss-at Deal, May 23, trout ...... lzati-off Lowestoft, May 22, from Kars-alGraveissiel, Lay 22, fr0m...... _ Lriss-at Gravesend, May 22, from LOVIILICOARLOTTI -RA Gravesend, May 21, from UTILT--ept Dig, May 22, from LVCT r‘rfaer-at Liverpool,. May 23, horn Ouvta-at Gravosene, May 22. from &U.N./LA-at tiuoderland, May 21, fr0m.. . .. _ Romer lbows-off k'enzance. May :0, from. It sissow-at Gravesend, May 22, from Rarruta -at Gravesend, May I; I.VITAXII-at Gravesend, Mayl - 22, from ........ Sontyrrtotias -at Gravesend, May 23, from SSITKLA-3t Gravevenet, )lay 23, from amass -at Gravesend, May 23, from TALRITA-at brave...lad, May 23, trot Vow Maul-at Liregyol, May 23, from V. visa- off Bristol, May 23, hots {'moat*-at,ehie:da, May 21, from. Vausyrretz-.41 Whitehaven, May 22, from WY. STR7III2 , AOR -at nymoutla, May 22, from SAILED. .A!ts .• . ALICI -from Graverni, May 23, to. Ataartioto--from Liverpool, May 23, to ...... ....» araoaa-from Liverpool, May 23, to *wire-from Liverpool, May 23, to Awir Jonevoi -from Liverpool, M l, 23, to Auer 11.mA:4n-tram Liverpool, May 23, to Arsra.atit.-troni Liverpool, May 23, to Swum lel-from Lirerpool. Nov 23, to WMICIA-loom Llrerpoo!, May 23, to Baarocterooa-from Gravesend, May 23, to 13.00t0-from Newport, May 21, to Dittow-from Nes port, May 21, to Cosorrer --trom Jersey, May 19, to e.....9i0ut- from 1 iverpool, May 23, to CITY CY Borrow -from Gramend, May n, CONFCCIriI -from Orareorod, May 12, to COLIJII-from Crammed, May 33, to LIM AN-from Newport, May 22, to tkarv. Karma-trona Queenstown, May 21, to Fun...arra-1, oat Yalciontb, May 21, to Ft re-from Lirerpool, May 21, to Erse-Rom Linwpool, Nov 23, to goer. LULIIIOOIIII-from Liverpool, 212 y 23, to Et711111431111-Ram tAverpool, May 23, to ... EDGAR-to= Graremeod. May :3, to Faxat -from Liverpool, May 23, to Flowa-from Newport, May 22, to III,RIOTt•-frnm Liverpool, May 22, to ...Staten Ll. .Cooatanttn Det... - Hoag k, .New 1 ri Illoomom—froat Liveipoa, )Ily 21, to Hata ANNA HaNT—INAINI LiN4llllll4. ' May 21, to J. M . K.ionut—horn Liverpool. Nay 23, to JOHANNA Comma—from Gravesend, May 2.11, to Jana—from Deal, May 22, to KATYLSILN —tr.vu Liverpool, May 21, t 0... LADY Saiz—from Liverpool, May 14 to M • ansua—frter (..Yrtilif, May 21, to MAICHIONIP4 ON AILAA—fr, m Deal, May 22, to Pr M sala—fron, Newport, May 22, to Meaux -from Sunderland, May 21, to Les or Tna Tres—tram Falmouth, May 22, to. itcvorano—tram OTITHSead, May to. RSCOVNIT—front Liverpool, May 23, to. Sunni—lran Liverpool, May 23, to SYLPH —6.00 k Liverpool, May MI, to SINNUTIM4INDIH Grimaced, May 23, to .su::, IT mint 1. - VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Emma Fou.rrr, bound W., April 21,1 M. 3 1 .91, lon. 21.22. J&PAN. tram London for Maudlin!, April 2, lat. 6 N.. lon. 1 4 W. Mtnnam (English barque), bound south, Mardt 22, lat. 22 W. Hera. Al,lll;(barque), Whiteside, from Loudon far the C . A. ' , Calcutta, ' 1.., la% 3.21 N., lon. 18.37 W., out 23 .147,.. .1 SIMARD Tmomerox, Maxwell, from LOIXIJD for Batavia, Apr. 4, 3 N , lcm. 22 W. Rama (barque', of Loudon, lan. IT, lat. 47 6., lois. :3 W. Sta tout Campeau, April 22. lat. 30, ton. 63. Yarrows taltip‘, from New York fur Landau, going off before a gui April 17,1 at. 34.34 lon. 4.00. [Advertisement.]—Tats HOLLOWAY'S PILLS TV casks or DZWIOII2 Ilea= oa Istrearer or ans Etioon,— inestimable mitheine is a inverter remoily in all eases of de:er, . Om of blood to 'he Acme, benumbed feeling in the limbs, health, impurity Impurity of the blood, drowsiness, swimming in the b.—. diaordered stommes, low of appetite, bad digestion, and dabilite.,: coastionion ; the number of persons cured of them afflictions by IL: lowey's pi ll s le incredible, and many of them had Men for a loci time sa&rers, and had failed to get relief from medicines preser.Nd by the first doctors In the profession. A steady COWNO of th.'. will restore the most wealdy to a rigorous state of health.— so:. • - 1 all druggists, and at Proforma. Ltolloways bitabliatunent, 214, Strad Lemke. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CASWALL—Mny 20. at Bizilleid,lierVeltro, the wife of A. CaVA of the loner Temple, of a daughter. CORBICTT.—May 20, at South Willingham Rectory, lioooltohiv , the wife of the Rey. A. Cimbett, of • eun. 000DBAN.—May 22, at Tork•terrase, Peckham, Mrs. J. T. tna,:• ban, of a son. INGRAM.—IIay It. at Toteooourt, Kent, the wife of IL F. Mag., of a son and heir. BOCHE.—May 21, at Twyford Abhey, the wife of Edwina Durso Mahe, Eag" M.P., of a son sod heir. MARBIAOES. DANDISON—TIUTTON.—/lay 14, at Grimsby, 1. Ditaitoon. of Yerrybeldira, UuddentiSeld, toChar:ott• Marmon, olde*t d4cith , " of U. Tellico., Y.aq., Collector of 11.11.'• Customs, tirna.by. , DR MALACUOWSIZI—DICKSO7I.—May 7, st W7Welta.lea.Freden' Mitten% Eagle Ernest, son of the bite lawaL•tlen. Baron Malsebowskl, Aida-de-Camp to his tote 'Meaty, the Aunt of no ds, to Emma Marla /album, eldest daughter of Cot. It elsom .1111Y0D311-101.—May 14. at Raaianstole, by the PL", the use. P. IL Sambre, Rester of Lashun, Hants. sad VA'S" . Los Ownpetta. Marwlakehirs, to Sophia, only d tighter or the late Bay. J. Roe, Rome of Newbury, Barks, sod lucuoabeut ol Derahreter. Oztet. TAY LOR—FORI'UNZ.—May 23, at Kineston-oa.Thantes. Mt. 5 ; Taykw, wine tnerchant, N e wa r k. N i tt a , t o Elizabeth, iishihto tit lat. Mr. Fortune, of the brave place. DEATHS. ATUILI.,—Tab. la, at sea. on bat pees{, 1^ Pleas pine AWN, Ifaq., rend son of roe lea Jame. Adult. Abdo*, aged SI, deeply refrained by all b. (muds. 11, J. Wig, No}, of adokfdo.plooo, 'Bed NI. DEACON.-11y D. J. Demo. of Doetere'-oottuuxis. of the Admiralty, aged 71. Dll.lll.—May 31, at [Molding Rasa; Catbettne, inow,l.l n .,u.:Stct 11. of tbot late Nev. S. Drake, or Pelham, Norfolk. VRILOUSSON.—IIay 19, at Ildbroargb, J. Peron/ram. ro.l. lttatad .E 4 pahlfaind by lifinaAa Km,. UAL's. stmt. Is Os Uty of Loads. Meter, at the 0 te....` 4 ""'"" saw, h twimpubst - ram; AT fl. 11,1'• IAT Vilt.LIA o,oo' o stW "l ilornlVlia To De. Dm Tabl TM Ow& übie 5 Veoq t • ditt , cirsl 4 Dew' f ronscr; %%ILA ▪ t(43 m ii t nb 3 Pa* . pCe n Cot 00'01 An AT. La I P' rugs ma t logab;; tire rt nic 4 gcreet, covia dk it pc rd 1)03.t . . • 1 10.1 '>7' The ittmeJ tu.:y on the LATE romaJ Al T' greet: Anita Prole res< Engel Back —An< levy— With the V< Co, Ekes NW& The Ease, YRA( Tot 1 VoL 1 A Tows: ,ou °TT ght 147, I ev.t. 'its vta boil am cull the the flee th.