The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-31 00:00:00

JUNIOR UNITED SERVICE CLUEAF STONE OP NEW HOUSE LAID. The Lust time of the sew slab been ie .. = WaNdutipide, sea. MA Itisekg Ime the Qua.as Ball of Odium mil br tee Annu'. Imbles .1 t a li. Alb Wag is dassildsit .salad that taw lust sena of dm aid dill Isms was /sued is the seutleusst and of the bails& ligatbe gesemat dose. was Is be laid I. the asdbasat sisast. that Inky tho nadaind saiteals _positisa ist pledieg a Ism& Si__. Ma Ms rsad lossalgisa ft*, 1680. so Ilanairs:—" The dab bed% bulb by the 17~ Swaim Cab is the pat 1817, was mead by the Judd 17alted auelas Club its ilem tern leg b 7 latter dab►add UK whoa ra WNW gie Id wa down. a am slab-basethadla. ate..lra miss of the user dabAsass we Mid by Ohs ligli the Mari of ()Amy, Ws of the Id Loads% sod asedittee das , Judd !Jaded &nisi Clab, Ms Soh ist, of he ar*. le eighties* pat el the nip Si Quad TM • shim at sass of the pissed year were deposited audit She lbw% sat the donne having bees spread with the alldt tread predated by die slab to Lind Orkney, the Moss wee hayseed ids its whims. The sermsay was pstisded with the eidetwated mallet whisk Arkin& _Mimed Me Mr theren, and had imp Mid fry UMW' IL fa Wads first mod of it. Pairs sadasdraL This to seadieg was Madly lest by the assessie eater of the Lodge id Aatipity, sad was caL nisWill to the sere of Mr. Thesauy the searetaty of the la alluding to the dad, his Issidksidid dot it bad lasv4r bees used aide the death of the inked sums, who INS Massa of the Lodge of Antiquity ; sad after paid; ea Weeds upon his late royal high..., sad thasklag the Pods, toe their altadassis I. kadiag it, he predated to m uddle to the oeseaws. that • was the ideation of the wiatuithe to glad sash as. a dare wages issued of s diaaer. his lordship, la the 11111111111 of hie @Jamb, sapresed a hope that the pod itaderstaailag sew so happily ssistiag lift wen mantas and workless is this wintry would always Patinae, sad that then sight sever be a soared, of labour dor these willing to work, sad a fair resaairatiow ae the 'swap of their denims. Mr. Foadrisier, pad dada of the Lodge of Antiquity, dkaowiedged the daphnia% that had WS paid to the ledge, sad said that, although it wu panel I. load the Nude% they had on this omission unasimously avoid to do so la teoosaitiou of the mined serried messed to the aiddy by mambas of the elab. Three °been wine given by the timbres& ; sad Lewd Oiling hails( dna the stows slum times with the mallet, ilmilared to be well sad duly laid, end the ceremony cow dad& ROYAL RUMANE SOCIETY. The 81st anniversary festival if this Moiety Was alebistsd tact "Sala,. et Ftemmeme Tavern ; Sir illasonh Montour Paw, Ilegt e pritehteJ, end was sup ported by Mr. Ablessem sad limit lluggeridp, Mr. Sho ut' Mule,. BU Welter edillog, Bart., Sir B. °atria, list-Wendt &FLOM Rev. Joseph Brown, 21 A.AlReelsr ef Btaektriars), the Rev. Ro Devi JlWlpsnasey, ILA. Ito v. Edward Boolmill, M.A., Mr. Brojetehe Raves, Mr. W. flaws., its. A rat dinner was provided, to which the gust did oarMisr. removal of the sloth, the Cwamiter gave, is sus Ibe" Quota," "Prises Albert," the "Bake of sal the rest of the Royal Family." Is papaw the neat toast, which was the "Army, the Navy, sad ear brave Allies," The oMallaStan said that daring the war the airy had Impressed this amain with • folios which It had sever saperisseed before. Bash was the latemity mad sheresta of that belies, that mei& be Was beeitatios Is gig, Is ever came up to his the litany or this . (Mean.) Swoon dune had lad bin ism eons oosnafia with the snail et the war, and it had bees mews is him that in power of mamma sad auffsriag our bra,. Imps had inhibited stash • spirit as would tor um entitle Emu to the sympathy and love, net oily of their Mow aim girt she le the admiration of our bran aIE -es eriLouti slimes.) Thank 04 sash time, as he had Mated at wets Oar en le the Crimea wen at the promo moment fast men spirits, and he hoped in health. He lilt assured that Reiland might rely ups the foot, that none would do OM: duty bettor is the gnat war in which we woe engaged tam oar own brays fellow-sosatrymea. There was se this wet one feature which was novel ha its character, ad which • But produce a so/loosest effort upon this ematry—might be sot my a petintoest bleadag.lt was that we had now as aa shy, • rower with who... le times pest we had bees la aatagentem. With Frame we were now fighting should., to shoulder, ens that gnat nation, oh& it was honed up with us ha our prosperity, deeply sympathised with ma in their prosperity. Ti. apprenekrag natal the Emperor and limpets of the Frame amid, he trusted, greatly teed to somat the nails so sieghlistely began. LiestematCellionet 8111.11alie returned thanks, sad Mr. Earley ass " There moo a tale to England," which was badly and deservedly esso:ed. The CaLUULallt meat proposed "The Royal Hamm* Illosisty." am( remarked that, although medals were to be Swards/1 op who wen entitled to them, it must be 41•01 hratT Onset one of awe* persona, while be wee podorrain Me gsod deed for which he was to be aseplimeoled that night, ever thought for • rsissy reimposes or reward. (Hear, hear.) It that the weal umber of persons who bathed in Einr denim hat year amounted to 190,000. t al =mber IT bather, were rescued from drowning zi fly tie eselvity and presoaks of the society's boatmen, on duty Minim tas boon appoiated for the morning and even • trig barbing, sad ia sosseqesues only one fatal widest co sorted. Fourteen other ladividuais were also saved from committing onside through the motions and wateldelniss tat the homes. Is may ways, therefore, the Royal Mumma, floolety had diesharged its functions foe the benefit if the Fabian (Obsess.) A yasomilas was then formed. consisting of piteous of 4sib Made lobs bad boas saved through the 'salmis Moue masialltrif Ms esolotv—permas Mindy of the middle edass of Eh. The posseseiss moved round the room duties seise saltilionting lassie from the military band (who m eow ender the amebas of Mr. Boost) et his Royal High er* the Das of Cambridge ', legumes of Bens Fusilia Saar& Is lading B/Mto the health of the n. which was la highly eulogistic terms by Mr. W. 11411111 i 5. M. tiro gammas facts as to the prosuse and pro filist gemlike of the railway is the Crimea. That railway to.. maameseed at Balaklava on the 40th of Feantary last, SW as lbs UM of the present swath it was completed to se, Most of two sad three quarter tulles. (Rear, boar.) Oa the 17th of this mouth he recithed in- Ilsrmstion that on the 14th and 16th they had bum implored I. tibias up to tbe camp tam stone gmd 530 ism of ammunition. On the 26th the liao was to Ili ellmeleenly Isiebsd le the Bushell heed quartets, ad Would be hers implored daily in surfing up 1,000 tens of 1 Moon sal annuities. its a Mariano* of the value of Om railway, Im might mottos that Chanel Camelot& sad elks Emperor of tee 'remit but oat:rated to the heads of W Ina with which he has manested the performaase of tne same duties for the French, arth had accomplished for the Beglish. It was acknowle dged that the French had WI demi good roads, but Gametal anroben saw that they meld WO up 20 guns is a less time and • less met than be could take up one. He, as a philosopher and • soldier, felt So thillcalty M seerilleing his own road in favour of a rail- Way. f Chien.) The taterestiug sermon, of presenting modals and other laMmeniala was then_ prooiedrd with Mr. Loam, Mr. Young, lit. Cummings, sad Mr. R. !Malys performed some ielitlibl• selections of vocal music seder the direction of Mr. Hobbs. Upwards of 6001. was aubseribed towards the hods of the institution in the course W the ethnics. Mr. Huber officiated with his usual Shifty as loaMmaster. PUNISHING VOLUSTERIS FOB THE CEINEA.—A fact which denim attention came out at the Leeds Coot• bore es Thursday last. Janne Clare, a private is the Nth Regiment, was brought up for some trifling esessilt. The sittl•g magistrates were much struck with the appear. sale of the BM'S head, which was shorn of its hair as Completely's if it had bees shared. Re was asked the rea ms ef It, when be dated that he and 28 others, some days mines, volunteered flora the 67th Regiment, lying at O. say, late the 66. k, which were trader orders for the Crimea. The edged of the 67th, ea being informed of this, de munded to know what fault they had to dad with hie regi ment that they should wish to leave it, and declared that 41 he would beightee their buttons for them." Re at ode enthe the limner, sad bad the ►air of all et than cropped esdeeely as If it had bees taken off with a rade. Mr. lopilsw, ciao of the sitting magistrates, said it was a moat arbitrary ast is the part of the commanding dear thus to digerati nee Sir velaateering for the Crimea, • Wag whisk they had a poises right to do, sad tor which the rails, Wood of wassurieg, would praise then. THE LATE GENERAL MA CHARLES JAins MATISIL —At a meeting of the esesative committee of the Rapier TeatlemelaL hold is Saturday, at the United Sonia Mu oeum,-Whiteliall, and presided over by the Rail of Ellis. borough, it was resolved that the design of Mr. George 0. Adams, for a statue is menweial of the above diatiaguldied *Seer, should be Ideated. The statue to be needed by Mr. Mama, will be of brow, twelve feet i• Wight, and will be placed es a posit' pedestal eighteen feet is height. It wof by eroded is the metropolis. The Teem, with the heavy portion of the Best saw ma, 4 attest a week evades. WATIRLOO SCIIOONEIL—A Calais fishing natalor Adonis' to a sass named Won, pat into BasModarear-llar, two days ago. to road *La English gallon, what it bat *hod up is a small bast at sea. Tb mss ' 41 " 16 ^ 4 that *el biro tho mew of the Watsrlso mboowas, et 211 IMAM to res. gild* hat less run slows as km way from Relhaik by a lams vowel. The tabwww. they ebbe O koodstad so fast. that they bad soli bat limo to O m . is°. bul l whitk lbw won heat THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 81, 1855. *ntstugt COURT OF BANKRUPTOTradatIi 30. MOM /O. COONIOOIII2 fieviatiar. DI DIGIT. _ _ 111. fides; aTiiiii; la Ban, spplied he bit 40,841.6 . 41 , 1 0.011. van 9001.; mete retareed at VIOL Thew use atagoilika. Ms. Citidley eappertsd. Ito imp imp biakrapt had Imps bed Imola, sad ha I millifed bad debts, la Hower esepeaded the es dale) far 8d: soothe from the data of the peaks. IN WI 7AOIIOII. The wee a shoe manufacturer, of Potrotreet. Crippiegaes. we the adjoursed eallieses sesegag. lie mid to mlinesemi seedless% 3.2101.1 to them security'. 12114; Maldalks, VIOL The seem had It: about $OOl. Tie MOM and other expenses bed bees 2,0501. ; I loses by bed dells 2,1131., again,* an estimated grant of 2,3001. Mr. Lialdater, for the assignees, stated that Mr. Terser, of Narthamptes, sae of the emirates who bed opposed at the last seating, wished to withdraw his Lon, es tome gearesese gives for their debts being Ste Sasser aid he should put this. swigsue est of gullies altogether : they evidently leaked to setting bat of their own debts; he should, thesehm, deal the with= es its merits, as reseeseated is the report of Mr. Passe. the ellsial elapse. That report stated that sot a shirk rougher was produced for the trace and personal expenses. A less of 3291. had bees incurred by the bank rupt beesmiag respensible for the payment of a certain bill sot is the wag of trade. He hod kept no sub-boot, and his ether bulls ware eery im Mr. Lynam d e r bankrupt, stated that he bad been twenty years is tossinese is Loudon, had before failed or eoesposeded, had dealt all sloop with the tame parties, mad hid paid this regularly. The apparently large sum paid far disseunte wee owing to his beeisg dieetranted sus tomere bills. The real eases of the failure mu the lose by bad debts, which, in the last two peen, had usoentea to upwards of 2,0001., owing to the failure of lugs beam, wham the bankrupt had supplied. Si &sow saM this case was a strong illustration of the wisdom elf the hgkelaten in taking the poorer of gimlet wastes hem Me eradicate, and westing it in the COWL lie busily remembered a ease where tbe conduct of the me dams bad been more equivocal. Mr. Turner, the soignee, was evidently witiasud only bye desire to 'demos his ova interests. The asoinusts prodseed were not so much those of the bankrupt as of the accountant himself; for tiers was scarcely a single voucher ; everything, la the first instance ' was estimated. Thu* wos an moused capital, as in the generality of those we.; that was simply put is to make it appear that tlo beetroot had had something of his own to lase, sad thus stand more favourably before the court. Then en amount was pat 1 down as Finite; bat this was entirely guess.work. The we was the same with the trade and personal expenditure. Nash a presseding was most improper on the port , f a man she refuted to have bees is business 20 years, but who lei lisp as siolusts beds. All was guess-work, except the fast that the erediliese would get only 2s. ed. in the pound cm the amount of their debts. The court could not, is such a eue, grant an immediate certificate. Though there was no fraud, chime had been a great deal of improvi• dense and reekleseness. The certificate must be suspended for four months. As the failure was mainly ascribable to bad debts, it would be of the second class. Protective would be given in the meaatime. was a pannete is that vessel from Sydney te Melbourne in Ifougiffn/att, is warm with a lady, who west oat by 101111110111, She sad be was panniers 0 9 , 601 isd Ulm Elie. (Whom than pasted oat the hmale Shored to t SU Me mesa is the gout) Alessare Peft Rion Off ihe Dawitein, es her voyage *as fiyisioy ell lands% is Heenatter, said the pelmet wee a sails sad bad a lady with him as his wife. Primer mid. _west as shere at Deal at the 12th bet. (Medan blestilled the lady is inst.) Limbs* Mend, of 15. Kisrstrapt, Me, said that the pima Ink beep ewe fast nem at the 14 th inst., Jena ind atialsod UM ma alms iskie—l am ilk all Omni gal Ws. The primmer Mite Msy IS the Iffth, inseffsead by a ens- Baia He wished tjl iig nt ISM Tim* He said be hod just sem fan ths at Belkost He bad three bags with him; one essloised IL is nonefins and haf-sove. sagas; anther bad 1,0001. is half sovereigns ; and the effme had 1,0001. also. The half-sovereigns were very light. I resolved 3001. as a deposit. The amount of the other bags I destined, as they were so short in weight. I then gavel him an asonatable receipt for 3001. (Produced and' , identified.) Henry Webb—l apprehended prisoner in the street. Thel receipt for deposit money of 3001. I found on the prisoner's person. I also found an accountable receipt for 1,9571.13..3d. I also found • receipt in prisoner's pocket-book, dated Sydney, Nov., 1854, for 1861. 10a passage money for himself and wife, from the owner of the Denton. William Taylor—ln 1845 I was a turnkey at Nottingham ggaowl. Th , prisoner was in Nottingham gni in the name of linty Bone. He was there &butt four months. I was pre sent at the trial of the prisoner at Nottlaghom assists in 1845. He was convicted of • burglary at Bingham. He was sestaned to ten years' tratuvrtation. lit B. A. Franklin—l am employed by Samuel and Mostegn, moan brokers, 21, C'rnbill. On the 13th of this month, I saw the prisoner, who offered 409( ousts of gold dust for ma. He said he had dug it trout the mince of Ballarat He asked the value of it. I told him the gold was dirty, and was worth 41-per ounce, if it really same from Ballarat. We paneled it. The amount given him was 2.0001. I propeeed to fetch notes, but he preferred gold, which I got from Messrs. Bolt in two bags, one containing 1.0001. in sovereigns, and the other bag in half soverei He returned la the &hereon, and complained of the light Bold, and requested to have notes, for which he would call to a few days. When the gold was melted it was found not to be so saleable as we had thought. When he came ter his money, I gave him • cheque for 1,9571. 69. 3d., but I afterwards stopped the payment of the oneque on the ap plication as party. The cheque was crossed to Comte, as prisoner said he Intended to pay it to them..l have reesited advice to pay the money to the proper parties, whoever they may be proved to be, and I will do whatever our professional adviser deems to be proper. Messrs. Cosa.' clerk produced the cheque and said—l have received no instructions respecting the cheque. Mr. Clarkson :equated the magistrate to impound the cheque. bet Mr. Herdwick called upon MINN. Montague to pay the amount of the gold to the prisoner, when he would direct his agar immediately to seise it and band it over to the proper pieties. Mr. Clausen said his client would ind..milify the Mears. Couto. Mr. Clarkson then applied for a summons sgainst Messrs. Montague and Samuel for retaining the value of the g Ad, but at length, after some considerable discussion, Mr. Mullins (Mr. Montague's professional adviser) and Messrs. Coutts' clerk agreed to go to the Bank, for the pupae of seeing whether the matter could not be arranged, the magis trate sojourning the procaaings until four o'clock, with the understanding that the prisoner would then be tam ratted to Australia for trial. FROM Ma LOZJDON GAZETTE—Friday, March 30. lGiia r. The Queen has been pleased to appoint tt liana Todd and Alexander No L Biqa., to be membete of the Leilahalve Osuceit of the Pralines of New Brunswick ; Patrick Walker and James Cromwell, Edge., to gosinharsoi Ws Legislative Mundt 0: the Island of Prism Edward; sndJohn McCormack, Esq., to be naistatit Police Nisgtstrate l for the Won, at Mena 10.01. WHITEHALL, Mina U. The Qom hos been pissed to present the la. Ananias White Wetherell. U A., to the Amory of iticessrare, in the county and diatom of Yea, said 4 the death of the UT. Itteopttitne karate. CROWN OFFICE, Mein W. Members returned tows se the torikant Peelamest. b Ikeong of Wilton. Edmond Astrobos, Jun., ot Amesbury, is the scanty of Wilts, Req-. In the room of Chaim Henry Wyrdbsm A'. cart, Leo., wbo bu semptsd Use odko of a Special Cumenedoner of Property and leroms Tue. Nasal 10. Borough or LieerpooL Joseph Christopher Ewan, ia New Brighton, in the county palatine of theater, Esq., in the room of the Hon. Henry Thome. Liddell, now Lord Basuieworth, Mustached to the House of hen. wsit-orncs. Haas 30. sth Reglement of Dragoon (mous- bOrteft John Dainty, gent., to be ewer without purchase, atie lio• fishery, promoted. 6th Dino= Garde- Edmund Robtaisces, gent., to be cornet, by par. chew, Oft Bolt, promoted. and Dragoose-Tb,mas Philip Pen, gent., to be scent, by purchase, • es Browns, promoted. 4th Light Drer ices-Prederiek Augustus Weatherby, gent., to be ortnet, without straws, Moe Martin, promoted. 17th Light Delmore Lieutenant tit O. H. Leith, 11. rt.., to becaptain, by percher vice Rano*. who rums. Ist Sersuest a. Pre -Lamm:mat P. A. smith, to be arts* by par. three else Daemon. who retiree; Chaos Mow* t•tro.r. mot. to oe erign, by tares& 4th Poet-John Charles Segrae, gent., to be ensign, without par. char. fth Pest -Llssiessat Issue *ethos, Gardner, from the Royal South filavaralat Illhiso be be wage, rthuut purchase ; Henry Jcha lisessr, gat. le be Indira, by parcres. :6th root-Owes Parer Lockwood, gent.. to be ensign, bypath's". 17th Poot-To Is bergoe. by port-base- Samuel bradburne, gent.; John Megrims Seism SW th, pat. tali Foot-Mrs Oita Parer, gent, to be ensign, by purchase; sz illw ad Hera, to he en si gn , without purchase. 3Otli Per To be by purchase-ThomasShore Neodosogh, = i k tore ourbert ro:u. gent To be Exam without paellas - Mat Post-To le Snips, by parehre-Praseis Nail Reeds, gent. ; Wiling Henry Ise, gent. red Pest-Lienteueet P. P. Vans to be captain. by purchase, Mae Heger. who retina. Mthrese-To be earains, by parehre-lratemmile C. LB. Meat, des Andirws, who retires; Adair H. P. ilirstee. Moe loberts, lob Mires. To be Lisatemests bg rarelese-Ssagns 0. W. Ap. prnrOalisti i Issismer, vise itlAwAsis To be Soign e by PeassieDs Sisk Lath. gent s "lee Agraby. lath 794-11effilis aeries Pro* Ettiallibm bum the loyal Limed* Om* With* to be eitSp. withairparebesA SS* leise-Swips P. X. de C. Waage to be liorsasst. by darken, else ifsz ah ressord in the 4 st loth a bs quasterwarer. TS, Nth, dessied. 1111=-Jobs Se" gest., Li be amigo, whirr Seth Ptisl-Lleirwont O. Swab', treat the let West = B9. ltegissest. Isle Ilidassi. Mr Ter-Jens Prier Oilbsere, rise.. to be urea. without sham, vise R. 0. lagers. wbureppelstaisst hash en 4426 Poot-To be ilasigr, by rieuive-tider's amend Purse, gest. ; Mari Jerre, ger 4 tit Past-Jar Dersige. gat. to be Parse, by perehese. Stith lesb-lieseal.llerir Her J. P. Haswell to be arse, without yrs Wows, gloss promotion to the .9th Dessuler, lasball wrisibed; Lieutenant Lt. W. • apper, to be meta* *trent gsgebese, ales Wears, auras' ; lwatensitt R. M. liar. :Mtle be empris, whams purr ve. Mee Tiappworisse prome. SOlh Iniesnit w, IV4 bas Mr asst • Weimar A.R. lesweett ta be impleis. without purchase, nee . leuedirs, whoa =res lir Juswert, MA nes uswierferikdi Ihr ek t i l e t k . e be Irresest. without parer, ales Poween; Bare Risweeig Althreit, pa -t , lobo errs, without rusbass, ass r = sis itbr o s e xteilanient has bees casselkil. 66th reekie, "tot. to be 111110, by purchase ; wirer P. Cedilla, pot., to be tarn, al smut paters. 'hid Poot-Iriga Jabs Lugo toe Stia.oh, tiro the let West India Seginweit, to es earth. imam rarer Moe Arista* whole appoiatsort has rah comasett; JULIA MUMS Toppi; gat, Jobe by psalm& tiro Peet-Osage thsehlort Byron, gent_ to b eerie% without Pat chase; Lisatenant W. O. 1118 lift to be adjutant, TM* ikablit, who resigns the alphas* i sly. nth P.m-Urge 0. H. Tatar to be lietrenent, without parchas. Mee Tropics, whom firecootiv on the 11th Harem, 111 3, halter earthed ; Osage Pula iilthe s r Won. gent, hi be ensign, by oar. raw. TO te Earns without ourchae-Oeurge Gail troth, gent.; Jams 0.0. Anneeity, gent. 7Le toot-Mart Maros, rout., to be ensign, without panther: 117 tn Fast -Baden S. Stroh As b. unitetaat, by ;ram% Moe Del. boar who maim. 66th Foot.-taiga William Cole Hamilton, has the nth Toot, to be lieutensnt, without purchase. red Poot-1.1. lava W. S Ewart, to be captain, by parebses. vise Your, who r..tires ; Chaska Wares berets, gent., to be wags, wither parte& 93th Poet-Cbales Ed aard Pastier, rat, to be neigh, by = le be Shear, uutust washer -Yrada telt serer gent.; Jars Gabbe:t, gent. SIRe briestie-liters btu Ott. liollashead SlandeU, gent., to be reign, without purchase. Ist West India kteroseet -Susan H. R. Sykes to be Mistreat, without puts as, ate neat, a,pout ed to the With Fen; Soars W. W. W. 'abut= to to II etre int, by purebaie, vice Ryon, who retiree; %Uwe lisarlek, st et., to be . Mrs, by purchase, vies Johnston. LAND TUN-PORT CORPS. Saperintrasst Jouses Young to be qua•terumater of teigetle. 3T.s FY. Itewst-Lientimat•Coiml BeWßY ... ilium, b. Gpay Uneasebed, a s i ti z ie s =4 a depot bandies, Ix* White, appointee to the eta lb. iv. Z. O. Perim to tiiTs e2;s7;;Zoeid taispWn to the exam. Bretht-Liestealat.Oolowil WlZ;Ttathir, retired fu11.p.7, staff e s. er of to be wind la the army, the rank belsi how. roe 7. RolDothlo Rowitor, retired falt.pay„ staff officer of pea be liesteeestotelamal la the way, the null balsa how. DoWMfand Plaskett Tram% ot the Rd West taint Reginest, atatebed ma* to the Lam Tmaapcso Mom to bath UM Real ranker sato' Is Turkey. Wawa Rithe'd teasel:twee, command's( the al artillery with atheist, to Turkey, to bo th the loot that of poen' Is Tether. Bret Lealeathe Jelia bribed, Madelyn. at the Madras Artilltry, I = peolleathe melee la tu can the local rack la ithebey wbffe es eaffieTed. RfaIIIPITAL NUM To be Atheiblaithiffeass - esietwthis.a (ease heath %Ow Bisset Thar* de Cbarecat, M.D., dm the depot batsliaa. Isle ot W abs litherds, who realise. aa-log Ae.lataattionesoa °nap Sew reeky. • a Peres, dremetd; eating Nelms*. womb Itherierk vise th.7th deggsved. To to laffeeiffthea hareeme—Frodeneit 111Crnsle altser, (eat.; v lipaiallthe Dese,Chorea %gun l ame max ; abetheeat.; aksauder Greet, pat ; km Reeds. matt Wag HAT** psi.; Wove Ramo* gests Mit7 Iliskbbra bew, petit .• Niter AWN ; Chatite othosahe w% D . Jobe tt.oelaarl gulps oat.; Precierkto Widen twthiellrot• i 'Or Via,e pot.; lamas Atha Rlowso, a.; Jake To be ffereryw lithe Pomp -band Robb, pat. Ussinaut 1141.1. Irt• et - Uip ess disalmed the anis by the ammo et (lame Wart in iihe mk y 1 14, fbbb niutatsd V has hew tart L theray, a • lis•ssiarry la Ow &et, lOLA lie ammo se fry 'Ma w pq. BANKRUPTS. rieS/1 LAZA. Maidatowt= trese. idldeg, to neveader April 1 =Ray 11, at 11i. at NIL, Maims and ilt. Ihrladraisa..Clq ; ad WE.. Osamu), Alderma n's,. ammo Las Win. lawa Param. 1101411145. grow. Apra 14 at 11. ma Pleat lf s at Raell=ita . a mi ta in go or, renal an d Oa. P ; Ewa= Wara sal tatkrdshiro. April If at IL Mamma aM 03 , 134 Vall"ol= 6." j el tnne Grano. Ogismus• street. Dun= Cetassa DMA*, Krindirn oi sz. 401 17 and MT 9. at at 120, and Watts, Viatica ; a,. eashaslailmatoaL Ism Noes WM= Bum. Merin ft/My, Man, Aprfl 13 at 11, and May 10/ at 1, at sUesialieM. Bola. , Lamm/ and Co., Olt Sorry-aluabers, City; all BM& JAEN" Essiagball. Wad Pan laikappaaalaal. Clars Paaladerd Sal riblas maw Elmagalmals. aid' 1/ 81 a uc ar i . raL II at et Sala. lausaaar est Ca. City off. Mg., M.o. StraigthaLalsaat. °Banat Virg bera 'ioa. Illabbary.alaaa, wanismanua, Anil I at 1. and May 21 at 12, at Nab, law man and Co., OM Joerry-ohembers, 41 off. mak, Onlinall.alsambeew &wags avasicaa. . Warwickshire, Malden April 10 and eg Eli, at Court. BoL, East, Birmingham; off. Wawa lanabakaah. lama Leissase. jseeller, April II and May 1 at 10, at me Elne Cent, bail Si Nottingham. Sole. , Haan. Lei • soar. aid neMeram and Refight, Birmingham; off. Mg., Barris, Nottingham. Rieman °mamma. Lamar, boiler, April 17 and May 9, at IC at the binnacle= Court, bald at Nottingham. Bois., a Bee and legawasr, and illodpoa, Birmingham. ; of nag., Harris, Witatex Onlarem, Canton. Oliunorgatahlre, Milk", April 13 and May 11, at at Bristol Court. Bole., Potence and Mao, Bristol; off. oils., Miller, Bristol. gamma. Kum AILIITTAO6, AllaundbOri, Yortahln. wawa. April 17, at ill, and May 6 at it. at Leeds Court. SM., Csough, lind derelelo, and Bond and Berwick, Leeds; off. Mg., Rope, Leeds. Morn WPM Amitem, Kingston•upon-Hob, Yorkshire, ship Moon, April 11 sad May 2, at 12, at the Mai (bort, held at Bola.. Athlry and Watts. Old Jewry, City, sad Meldee and Now Hal; oft. aka., Carrick Mull. loam Beim= Tatetrecer. Retherbam, Yorkshire'. lineedraper, April 14 et 12, cad May 3 a.. 10, at the Leeds Court. held at aihm- SOL Ma. Tan and Watson, Bradford, and Bead and Barakk, lark; ad Nola. !awls, Sheffield. Jam OILY game end Jsoda drown, Llverp3ol, meal ma im" ag er Mad may7 ,;le a y. at 11, at . Li s. verpeot Court. Bob., am 1 eg ing lild rUMPnaL BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. March X Joan Paws, Newport, Mommlishire, lisendraper. INSOLVENT rennorn& AT r0an , 661.-Nriaca7. M. J. Collett, Navarino.p ace, Dalian, and Oreehamareet, City, munkeion agent—J. Kelly, pin-,Jerma.street. et. James's, tailor 5. it. Boner. Upper Tnermistreet. city, Mk lo a naval apbounerer —J. Danford, Little Chesterfield-Amt. llarylebtme, grocer—O. Shen. pass, Nuataa.squara, named eictualler —W. Mat thews, IP- --...red-mad. pianoforte maker—O. bran. teed. illbaaproad, Caaiber4 - 11, 'Await . iiakaw—d: key. BCKiI4o. rinds frocks. mart![ mariner—lL H. Ilarwuth-atreer, Clerkenwall, apoiascary—J. b. Surke. resishr s. demh railway caw tractor. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDEND% JAXIII 0011 HOLltlie and YOUNG LOWIOX MAsiZALL. Sunderland, Unbar earoliuna—ini and lasi dividend o(31d. (in addition to . tOd.=ali = net w /Web El, and any subieguent Satur day an pon-Ti EDWARD Tammany innootoo-upun Tees, shaedtaler—let dividend of in, Rani a• it, n.d any iubacquent 13aturday, at Bakst's, Noweaatle a DON Pati-T rALD acme, Ealing, Middlesex—ld dividend of led., April 2, sad ..ay nabsequant Monday. at Canna* Aluernannury. April H. Wigg and B . Sm ith, Greaham-street West, City, coot minion agesta—April 21. J.O. Hodce., Bides liad.isourt, City, ware lioninan—Aprit AU. H. J. lotid, ftnnin.lana. City, warehouseman —April 11. G. B. Yedlec, filirablarY•Pba Norib. lslmritaq bad Great Tolittl4l/101 and Lloyd'. Coffeehouse. City, underwrite—April 20. B. Radlow, Jewry-sum, City, apothecary—April 21. I. Allen. Peter. borough, Northaseptcoshire, balder—April 20. H. Thomson, St. Jotta-stivet-r o Clarksswell. lineadraier—April M. B. Smith. New. 01•09-11131. t, errand, licensed victualler —Ara il IL D. Lelarour, New Oat ocheuret, merohant—April 31. E. Goldsmith, Nottingham, hatter —April 24. D. Bradbury, Derby, bolder—May 71. J. Bope, Burnley, Lanneirs, groom —April 27. 8. Stanfield, Little Halton, Laireshire, cotton spinner—April 21. H. BMOC, ND" Whittington and UnitOnli, Derbyshire, colder. CE§TirltMllll to Is granted, unless tams be shown to Qs °anima on the day of mattult• April U. C. Dade, Prctierick's.plaioe, Lary, merchant—Apth 20. B. W *arid" Strand, pannier—April 20. K. LW, Otosawica, lionand Mangier—April 20. 8. G. Pairbrother, law.street, Covent garden, printer—April 20. W. E. Penottlarader, Poplar row, New Kent-road. and George-Mae, Lity, ntletniiint —A prU 31. J. D.udel, rambrooft, Northamptonshire, coal merobant—April 21. 8. Tampa; Otbsodareet, Lambeth. baker—Aped 20. C. HwNen, Wigunras. street, Cavenaish-square b.okeelier—April 21. B. J. Todd, Puma. lane, City , wareboussoan—April 21. J. Roots, Lutes aod laohand, Kent, briiikmane—Aptii M. O. Ptlmsoll, libellekl, clod marchant— Apra 30. J. Ward, Penistooe, Yorkidire, surgeon—April 20. W. All. llgaa, W. Gamy, and U. Gandy, Bradford, Yorkshire. Mar fifer. manna. PARTNERSHIPS DISBOLVED, 0. Crosier and W. Lb Uenuank.alll and GrOve.lane, Camber. well, job muten-1. Bones, it Forme , . and FL Robinson, Liverpool, whiting manufacturers, lie tar rte riguda J. Bowes—J. Citittltha and 0. tirdlithra High-street. linendrapere—J. Cole and W. Macdonald, Monate, Lay, ironmongers —R. Croak and C. Chamber lain, Barnsley, Yorkshi , e, tiocnonopera—E. Write, end S. Bottom. ley, Bueraill Rend, Larmathlre, euttan apinners—F.. Morrie, T. Sarin, and J. Moreton, thiweetry, tihropalute, mercers, so lar as regards J. Moreton-0. nh.pperd and T. Ha Lek, St. Katharine's.* hart, Pimlico, timber merchants—J. k:boiled andO.rehotlela, Manchester, machine brokers—u. Bell and W. Elliott, Sewardahreet, St. /tune's, engineets—J. C. Moon, W. Moon, end J. Moon. Mack, Somersetehirs, buddy. s—T. Pluder4 and J. Forsyth, Lanadowa-yard, Guildford. street, mulpuos--0. Matthews and E. Matthews, Ninwica, Gnashes. tendurs, hirinera—M. Samuel and C. ta.Mairt, Ludgate.hill. Clip, tailers—Jereusian 'sinus W. rarrett, and John Barrett, laming. ham, umiak maim so tar en regards W. Barrett-0. 'bombe and Hannah Coasts, Rounick, buineraetAtre, bre rets —W. C. lum and E. Craddeck, i Immingham, japanners—R. Elliott and J. Knapinan, Liaberton, Devonshire, edge tool oaten—H. Hamm and U. Pet.y. Fountain.mairis Benum.dasy.wall, ce re—W. Itowlarson, M. Matra... m. ear leuerl Isom, IA mrpoot, nutcsaillokon metchanui— W. Ackland and W. H. healand, Balehxd, Devanaltire. surgeons— W. Barker, am., and W. Barker, Jan , Ilampatend.road, brewers—l. sad J. Jones, Wansbeater, Machine makers— W. ya il t ari tek a tit Guodhart, and W. B. Patrick. tiorreterry.ried. Lime. bore. and Hooper.equ.re, Whiteehapel, sugar rain' as, so tat ea re. maids W. Patriot -S. Bybry and T. LW; bkedheld. steel oniverters— M. Nelson and B. Daley, bradiora, Yorkshire, bookeel4ra-11. J. Pol. gime and K Polglow, Borough-road, Southwark, and Backslid Foundry. Commercuil-road Fast. engineers —U. hethen, sere, , and U. Wilkes Jun.. Poole, Dereetahlre. millers—J. J. Fon and W. B Cart. Wright, Demos Wiltahire, draper.—B. Gott ding and J. W. Ledger, Markaane, City and Potters-fienia, Horaleydown, con merchants— Isabella Smith lOW 6. South. linendrapers—R. P. Sills, F. Barclay, W. Ellis, and R hilts. so tar as regiuda li F. Bar.on and N. W. Kingsbury. Wellington.etreet North, Strand, advertising agents— D. Bel mem, J. K. Cumming, J. C. Buchanan, J. Duff, n e. P. Hun ter, E. Cunard, W. Cian.rd, H. inggs, Hon S. Cunard, a. B Forman. Jana Person, J. Hunter, W. Grua', J. Crowd!, W.W.4 Lyttleton, J. J. Grieve, J. W. Bp. lonian, J. Wood, and W. e. public Car riers, under tie !'nsi of the Nova Scotia, NswJmndla la od, and Ber. nada Ito al Mall Sown Packet Company—Sinclair and Co., Dun. Gies, re, so tar as regatda J. Sinclair. PROSECUIION OF A LADY FOR GROSS CRUELTY. KINOSCLERII, HANTS, MAW' 30. At the petty leak= held hare this day, iliac Emelt' Frames 0 trdoa, • lady of property reeding at Baeghurst, stated to be tie daughter of • Biota baronet appeared marirer ea lahruratio• profaned et the iaetaat; ' of the Royal Seriety ter the Pomades of Cruelty to galosh, eharglaghse with kerb, at. ill-trealed sad tertared • pays lbe 3311 et Folinttry bat: Thefts. we tae drool's, Meetly, and the otessea- Sanas having boom grass* knows in the selghbesr bood, the obssne wee desseb erawded during dp hew Ogaden. Mr. its i.gi. Fete/. presided ; &moms the other neegistrases on ho Wash were Mr. W. Wore sill, Mr. E. Currie, Mr. W. Mouse. sad Mr. . Arbuthnot. The intennation having bona read by the clerk, Mies Gordo., who appeared in wart elegantly attired, la famed the beesh that although the charge against her bad bees seek exaggerated, she had determined to plead guilty. Tee booth would therefore only have to pronounce their decision me the sue and she was prepared to pay any fine Mat might be impos ed upon her. . For the presenters it was urged that the bench could not properly apportion the restatement without knowiag soros this, of the eironmetances of the use, the hots of which wets, that Miss Gordo. was a lady dimple means, residing is the neighbouring village of Bsughant. Os the 23rd ultimo, during a heavy fall of snow, she left her boom in a posy phaeton for Kingston, and on the return journey, is cosesquesos of some diMonlty in Fatties the salmi along she alighted, and, with a thick stick, be laboured it about the head sad seek, sad sub...qn.:ntiy formed the end of the stick up its nostrils sod into" it. most with great violence. At another point of tliejosesey she tied the posy up to a rail by the roaddda, sus Let it etendiog simmered for two hours. Oa returning to !'", teenage she was observed to take essetking from her polka% and seethe the posy with it several tiara, the &shad plaep telostly as the blows Mil upon it. Oa her arrival at Basibuset she called a lad named Msyliog, her stable boy, and desired his to bold the pony's head while she "served it out." The boy saw defendant bad an open chap knife la her !sad, sad fearing what might happen, ratted • few pets, spoil which Miss Gordon tatted the reins with her Wt hand, and with her right lobbed the kith We. the posy's nostrils, sad about is mouth. The bleed lewd impiously upon tbe snow, and after delsedant bad modest Maytag called the Moldiest at his teases. Mr. Holden, to the state of the animal. Mr. Mesas head Mesta sods is various parts of the body, some dye or at Wise Is length, and upon the back, use the tall, lees • deep slob. This gentlemen felt it his duty to ripest the ease to timbal police, who bad, in torn, asked the smitesse of the moiety, who felt that it was a ism whisk demanded the Intent isvestlistlos, and, if pros* Ohm miessel pienhiesest. Posher the leinesessebosto ties el the witams's mathiseay would be as impeedes of the posy, whisk ems sow, five weeks after the ille presented a seloortie appearance, and gave evidene i renoof the terms It bed seared. It had Nen brought he Kings elms by its pewat owner, to whom Miss Geodes hid sold it es des7sd a Mani, when she acouunted fer the wounds The` that they bad been caused by a nail ia thiselskls hosed gestlessan who. conducted the ease lee the misty somisiled by urging upon the bench that, If sea thew/140km of the penal claws of the act of parliament was 'died Ihr, the present ems demanded IR A peeasiory tine west ready be no punishment at all for • person in Miss Geodes% mita' ; and m well for the sake of 'sample as foe the '-'stews of the enmity charged, he urged that &treadmill shield be MemmitteL _ _ _ se al *Widths* slow' having been fully proved by the ver witheloot, Miss Gerdes, in entennation, dad ared Mat her pony being a;sealemed aka bad both Mid of two cares ; the one was to apply a het bon to the raisers hacks, and the other to cat slightly the thinsl sear the Auk and apply • little sloped'', to the wooed'. She admittod the had cut the pony, sad that it was her intention to have applied some turpontias seat day. If it was wrong she was sorry, sad would undertake not to do so again. She conigaded by rosarking that she was prepared to pay any fins that might be inilleted upon her. The 'magistrates having left the mart to examine the posy romaised in deliberation some dam, mad es returning Lilo mart, Mr. raid said tits bona bads( talus great pain to arrive at a comet esedesies upon the use, rftrettod esedligly that a pen= In defendant's withn should have boss dearly proved guilty of cruelty to a brute animal. The bench wore willing to believe to Dome indent the story d.f.ndsut bad told, mod they thought it protsblo that she might have sated es bed advice glass to her by improper parties. They mold net, however eon. to any other con clusion than that defeadsat bad bias guilty of groat cruelty to the posy, and musiderlag that they should not be jar tilled is passing trier the antes li ghtly, the sentence was that she pay a Ilse of 6L, or in default be committed for one month. to as application for mete, the Wash declined to !sake any other than the anal order for mete of the mutt, but on ite being represented that is each an event the pay ment of the with/sass would fell spot the moiety, the magistrates reconsidered their decision, mid ultimately or dered Kim Gordon to pey IL 9s. costs in oddities" to the penalty. The defendant threw down a 101. note, and receiviag the change, walked out of court in the most meoncerned Insimeer. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCREETBIL—FaiDAT. ti Tbmwo wad ast a lilt witadai Way, may at Ws asimaetbm bay. tag mosesded tom llMlmplos Onaalmall‘ W tbs Wan vaa. le a peat amme.acrd le ths ~la duailid Om sadly. Par lb Oup Se ma waiseabla balsa ma Ha ilmakil of Maw Min,. lib= Om im yel by 'MOM. Thire Mb= m Om. (WM Two nom/ of Derby MGM aNM twain , imrsammt bi tM lavarba. all& is as. Hebert la nark am. GMT NONIIIII3I HANDICAP. to t cal for MI (albrelD TWO THOUSAND OVINIAB. SO to 40 opt Ft. liir --- rtiraiot — ecaol• Moro (off) f to 2 lard oftbolsiogoff) CHUM CUP. 18 In 1 apt Ilaytklaa (t) II so I apt l.th /Q 10 to 1 IlatcoQui (t) 13 to 1 'The Beim t) 20 to 1 Ani twat (t) 140 to 1 Northam (t 36 to 1 Bolton (t) 40 to 1 Atborutooe t) D BY. 610 1 sad It. Hubert (t) 1 22 to 1 apt DIA Hattstalak (t) CROITON-PARK RetClls—Famay. TIM name . HANIMICAP of $ ono" sad 6to the snood boom Buts. Moo roorL ileseetip Sellsa,bylbolli. 0 ps, IM Kb (Cert. Mk) 1 1 llr.T.lattelTbe yrs. 13st Ilb (3l.r. Boman) 3 I Mr. J. leeselts intuabruesi, 3 yrs, 114 01b. (alr.Tboeipsia) 0 Yr. I. Pratt's 0404 5 yrs, 134 Weems liret ball a .—Y= 111=1: sod hotline, sow Thar, 5 ts 2 apt Salm. by loathe boblist, win tbs pat two. a keg& Oseneigest.—ilstdes : sto on Selina, who woe easily by boll SP IWO. Tun Mama Coma Swag of 10 sore cash. with 30 added. fire 3yr dots. Orrinte opoltios sad ellowenoes. Owe alb. II was. mr. T. Pares Blabialt. by Vaa Troup, bit fibs (len 1 Mr. Pres Fab lbw, 04 sib .. Idslall Kr. Ilitalmes Dregbik, to 1 lib Lela I,lllsablibnbee, Sit Sib Wake s le aelleebeek gibs wee selly - by a SW a loath Moen Oa Nienal sad tbild. Menem was Weise Wt. Toe JPIO le&diet te s Itratleap liwaspiress al nors, s ub b 10 et tkiell o k aylt desired, is. Two we IS abs., 10 10 of obeaSsisesit. bit. Stands Marra. by Ifieborey, 4 7r',114 Ille (019629 IL . I yr% 14 lUb 4he. Ilemblii 9 he. h. 4 I let 71 (. Len i Settles 11 tee es 9lel e 0 CANA, 4e 1 sin wolf. Woe by a twee. Tine NM= he mewl awl Oki inneeen zoo( 3 nee. ash. II ailed; he 9-Theillet eel% Rat 7lb ; lark let 41h. Ostia whew' extra. Hall math. (9 subs.) Lai Wlllewb Mes Chte. by flehthe, let Tlb z .r . all) I 1 Mr. lieente The ndt, he Me helent) 2 Itemitet ? to 4 ow lON any who nade play mad you why behalf a beg*. Two Casnew Part 'WM (beadleap) of 1* awn., he benee ei all ewe. Onahnew dim. Ow Idle. Lad Wan% Orr" by Orlando, 4 yrs. 11.1111...(11e. Ohl 1 he. 11. irearit . 1 yrs. 11414* —Mr. Demo 2 1 hr. ebillpe • Sped the 2 yn, 1114 flb.. (M. Imbed $ Beesiag :Sto 3 opt Ones, to 1 ert theMerw 4brl We Speed Me Monad. Month trew by kW a Inott; a awl •MU M. tuna the a third. Ilhershen wee fourth. LATEST 10113310. GREAT 110111311131 HANDICAP. tla apt remove (1) 1• to 1 Alltattama (t) CHAIM CUP. 30 la 1 art isythlas CoN) MM 1 Jae NW. DIANT. 10 to 1 apt Ds Clara (t) MINTING APPOINTMENTS. (Weather serolttle(.) R aj Nidesers Malay, Tamiday ber Eat raster Morley, Mikkebud Itl6o-61 lava 11. ros OW earbides (Ni. Morn les). Illy Parra • Tam* C=i WWwws B l. OM= hod; , Mamba Plato —st w• V I tM i IMAM Otwo !gaily. BrasPloo Om*. tsd rentera. Warr Balm& MMus ; Wodsooday, rkerelee Mewl amooday. a grassur to 11. Ni. ittaites,lbralsg, Oloallos ; Iteree, Wastostat.ths. am; eamaa-011• /maw 11. assa Otr. a. Golaion). = r1 1110yds• Oslo; Tharsday, 114*.alsa llsardq. 11. Wrath Wass. ~ fi shy . Ils=tamois—at 11. Sou tabs. Wslasoday, Askratea Inns latardar. WWl= tad&gatlo. Sag Ilms, Weida, 1!"1.81. ' • Thursday, h 1 Ilia ; nowisroe. tass ° l= l l EMU ma MOM. Tosaall. /Me beatify lun ; Satazday,tapdos at a erten Ie 11. Wrollorefo, Tassisy, Wine B o o n ; Thursday, 80. Asterisid ; Weft MIL —et est 10. Sate . Idowlay, the Goldin Pot: Tway, Ike ass4—at a quotas to IL aim lota Tardily, Wlthaold NW; Thursday, Polar* Wood—at l irso l loalsy L l ikall iay alr Tortisjr "la Th."l"7' Easton r• I=6 Mooky. Ilodwya td; Tuesday, Logs. dsse Soo Wood—at 11. Illnersey Mein Ilartsa ; Thursday, Lirtilsi =4ll= l. 11. Xs. ; Wodateday, Ilikaner ' teen—ti 11. IN 11 ILINNIDT. The bankrupt wu a chemist, of West Cowes. This wu the eternisation meeting. The debts were 816 L; assets, about 1604 bkidloy supported. There was no opposition, and t►e afield aldgees statics that he thought the bankrupt had rendered Me but aceouut in his power, the mart allowed him to pasa. ins. in. canenriosras wis. IX II XIS —CABS OF • IIII•11 DIALIII. This was the examination meeting in the CYO of T. C. Her, desaibod ass dialer in railway and mining shares, and maiming= agent, of Chelsea and Bortholomew-lsne. The accounts, which are in course of preparation by Messrs. Paul and Turner, bad . not yet been filed, owing to the illness of the bankrupt. His d. bts and liabilities are very oonsiderable—about 78,0001 ; the assets are estimated at 18,00 W. An adjournment for six weeks was taken. IN ILI TUONAN AND TIIONAL—DUTINS OP ACCOUNTANTS. In this case, which was before the court a few days ago, his Honour said—One of the soomurants practisiog in this court (I abstain frees wintianieg his name) has applied for payment oat of the estate of his bill for preparing the bank rupts' amounts. It is my practice to allow every bankrupt to name an seematast to assist him as to his amounts, and pay such accountant a reasonable remunt ration out of the estate ; but this is on the understanding that, though named by the bankrupt, he will consider himself the servant of the wart, the assignees, and the creditors, ea well as of the bankrupt, and do justice to elite the best of hirabdity. In the cue before me, on. of the bankrupts has miscooducted Mast If ; and had the accountant acted with due diligence, he must have discovered facts amply sufficient to put the solicitor to the bankruptcy and the assignees upon such investigation as would have led to a disoovery of the bete He did not do so, probably from tin. to act against a rerson who had formerly em hisa; and beam the solicitor and the assignees tad W idd them but their own vigilance. That vigilance, bwestew, saffieed to pat them on inquiry, sad the result has bees sbas QS biukrept las, AS•OustiPd TT., .e . hems arelineelailese I refuse the accountant any remuneration slut of the estate. I make this public statement, because it is et great importune that accountants should know what their real duty is, and what cons quencu must always follow a neglect of that duty. I think it would be • better prac tice if the assignees were in every case themselves to select the accountant, consulting the dilcial assignee or not, as they m an ight think proper, and not leave the nomination to t bkrupt. COURT.—XtRcit 30. =MOM WI. COMDMIT POTTIL .BILLS OP =CI 081 IP. This was an action oil • bill of ezehange for 121. The plaiatiff was ea catiltter at Soothempton, end toe defend e =derlie maker, living at 12, Orchard-street. The pleaded that some addition had been made to the bill after he had accepted it. It appeared that • Mr. Dorringtoe, of Southampton, drew the bill on which the action was now brought, sad the defendant sesepted it, it being addressed to hie radium la London. He was earprieed that it was not presented whom due, and still more so, what be received notice from the aiatif that the bill had beat preseeted at a beaker's in , and disbesound. He immediately answered that Naas% saying that he never made a bill payable at Southamptoe, but that if it had been presented in town it would have been paid. The plaintiff sew endeavoured to prove that the deka- 1 1 dant had provoked to pay the bill since the dishonour, bat he had not enMeieat evidences to do so. Mr. Berry, for the defendant, said that U the plaintiff proved a promise, he should interpose the stamp laws,. blob would entirely bar the claim, for the inttrunient upon which he sued having been vitiated, the stamp was spoiled, end • promise to pay on the part of the defendant could not revive the stamp. Verdict for the defendant. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Hoff lied Lloyd, a New home keeper, of 100, Fetter-lane, wee d with the fleliewieg robbery. Ms. O. O. Firgabar, se Ns County Cant. House, South mai...append be Ns genner. 'imitable a bed add about a quarter to 12 Vele& on the eight et the Zied of Mara lest, he saw the prisoner in New iddipstreet, Blachfriare, In e npany with an old gesessran The prisoser called the first cab that paired sad NNW Isin tato it, and then told the driver to drive is the hiteetien of the Old Dailey and Neetetsatreet, and' their pt M tha bss by the side of the cabana. Witness suipsideg it was not all right, as the old gentleman was nay &mat, asked the prisoner if he knew the old gentle man, sad ca rossiviog a reply in the affirmative Minted lain is pressed op Ludgate-nil, when the prisoner pot down ben the soh, and the old gentleman called oat fees the inside of the eab that the prisoner had robbed bin of seem pounds and paned it to a woman, who had made bee "Nape previously. The old gentleman ales said he bad bola treated with gre.t violence by the pri soner. The all gentleman's name was White, sad he lived at 7, Great Buisell-street, Bloomsbury, where he was still injured lying eo seriaudy se to be unable to leave his bed. WINN farther said that he had made inquiries dhotis the priming', sad dread he kept a very respectable coffee-shop, sad boa a way nepestable character in the neighbourhood. The eld gesdooon stated he should apt hime the man who robbed bin, tel be wu sue the man who put him into the cab was the pion. and the only one he had been in com pany MIL The Ninon said the Lord Mayor had been his nmeem, nod br Naha refer to Alderman Sidney. The Mona sod sosther °Mose were examined, and their GNAW, 9111411011m1 OM of tbe Bret wham. The peleisir was immeied for the attendance of the old gestismas, otad ohdlisi w ball in two sureties, in 601. *sob, sail* ova ressisimasis la UK KAIITLIDONB. Mrs. Ramulisthast was aduiteed o bail, as Thursday, Dr. Illumbolum MA this I, Mr. Gasp Lindsay beassuag sure. ir die suss COOl. NIL MALSOROUGH-STREET. H Bonsfoni Gfornitt was reozantined, charged with bookiebas meteerned, with three others, in robbing the Bank et Viola* in Australia. MA Cledraa 'Undid for the prosetutioa ; and Mr. J. Sologions, sonalligh of Southwark, on behalf of the plasma Mr. Nikkei said—l am the fifth mate of the Argo sinew stamen odd* from Melbourne to Southanila I Ma. Bohn Me • I ezaati a a de poi two taken them, what Osagpmasoas for the robbery of the Bank of Vielosia. The espy I hold in my hand is a true copy, enamitead gad signal by spell. I saw the nmariatrate sign his mane, end I aimpared the copy with *he original, The auk Om mid the depositios of Quinn, which has all a i r aid la as Btopwo. J a detesting fa ems data. male faml al anky poison% Web., ad put fiNf aeaassaal him with the tbreo ant laauslaly, lbilwavas. WBMam Cwt sWmai dIM Arga i and that primer BOOTCO eratizeraenoxs. Armin= Cotonou, Yuri-Wiliam, do seer. April IS, at the Cale. &elan Hotel, Fort. Widient. Joan Thomson and Jean Toeurecre, Paisley, bricklayers. April 6, at the eareeeeb Heed lee, Peleley. UMW li • DOINII.D, Maar, cabinet snake; April 9, at File Arms Hotel, Hoof. Perot itn Deem Dundee, boot maker, April 10, at the British Hotel, Dundee. Senn bUTNIBLIIIIT4 Edinburgb , furniture dealer. April 7, at &even- aaa's Room, Ndmbegh. - Jamas Eason. F4n1.1)41414 tavern keeper, April 16, at Starraus% Rooms, Edinburgh. James Arran, Ulaegow, mentant, Apra 11, at the Globe Hotel. Glasgow. WILLUM 161111 All, Glasgow. woolleadrapar, Apra 10, at the Glas. gow &oak Exclaims bum% Glasgow. Gausba Baca% and Jose lisurarrsa, Glargow, flint glaas wan- Latatasr, April a, at the Woos Hotel, Gamow. A SCHOONER SUNK BY A WHALE. Captain Jones, of the late schooner Waterloo, of Porunadoe, sunk in the North Sea by a whale, after being lauded at Calais by a French fishing boat, has arrived in London, with his crew, and makes the following report : The Waterloo sailed from Lynn far Schiedam (with barley) on the 19th instant. At 10 cm. of the 21st, Lowestoft bearing W. by N , di• taut about 60 miles, wind 8., strong gale, and high seas, vessel under double-rested canvas, upon a wind, on the port tack, perceived a large whale to wind ward, coming down for the vessel, partly out of the water, aad swimming at a very rapid rate, and, when about ten yards of the ship's side, dipped, and struck the vessel, under water, abreast of tt e fore-rigging, on the port side, with his head, with a fearful blow, when the vessel was perceived to heel and crack, and after striking the vessel the whale plunged into the deep head foremost, and rose his tail on high, nearly touching the foreyard, and then disappeared. Tile pumps were flied and worisd, but by half-past twelve found she bad five feet water in the well, and settling down fast, when the long-boot was cleared, and lashings cut away, and nearly Slated cif the decks, when all hands (sit in number) jumped into her, without food or water, and the ammeter, mate, and two men, without jackets, and only one oar and a piece of another in the boat, with the sea run ning very high. la about twenty minutes after abandoning the vessel she capsized, and floated for about the same space of time on her ci .e, and then disappeared, head foremost, at about half-past one p.m. At the time she capsized there was a French filming beat shout four miles to windward, and on satiric her capsize immediately _bore op for the sink ing vessel. The host preyed to be No 22, Captain Joseph Leelong, of Calais, which took all the crew on board at about 2 p.m., where they were all most kindly treated, and landed at Calais at midnight, where they ware pro vided for and furnished with jackets by Bonham, Esq., 11.13. M. Consul, and ' , lit to London. The captain, on be half of himself and erew, desires to return sinters thanks to the crew of the Fresh fishing-boat for the kindness shown them on board, as well as to Mr Peter Mulsrd, owner of the fl.hirg-liner, for his kindness whilst at Calls, where they all landed wit, without any jackets, and not a penny of lumpy nor any ether article of value, having lost the long-boat on the passage to Calais. GLOUCESTER ELI.CTION.—OLOUCESTEE,MARCH 26. —Since ...win,/ yei•tflrnsy, Mr. C. Trotter, of College-green, in this city, has nailed as eddrees to the 'lotion, referring to wee metier. which took place at a former contest, and cfforing himself for eleitti.m. It is also stated that a mei int hag b.en pot op and forwarded to Sir Charles Miner, nqueeting him to beeline a candidate for the represents. ties of the city. Mr. Prioe'd return, however, is regarded as a riots. BAOMPTON HOAPlTAL.—Yesterday a meeting of the governors of the li ..peal for Coosonaption and Diseases of the Chest was held for the purpose of increasing the medical .t by the election of two emigrant physicians. An eastern wine, e mpletine the ringing' design of toe bulldtag, Imo lust been finished end fir, fished; and as the heat are thereby ineressed from 90 to 220, it has been found after eery to make an addition to the ordinary soother of sat& eal alarm Several wanes were entered ea candidates, end at the osselosion ofd.o poll Dr. Pollock and Dr. Smith iron inlaid eisqt MA.RICBTS. 11170411.—The avenge peke a from the peataie el es peweeetesel Is Smirks, eoleptted from the rummy. mass the 27th dal of Meted. 1143. Is 19a. 114 t h e 4. Ihee of the llastitles, 219. The ea rite of braes it auto auger, Lei peotioe of the Eaet the . _ _seek awk. above. la 21e. 10iti. The evens, peke at ft Ono asseses ea se ' tkas at ispracattly, 7" sUGAlL—Bazerot, Newer 30 —Tke =lnk we edn eel and Ilme by wpm repartee title week ked bow mak NW:* rai se tha t t the ellen ender to be gabs bust/ wolobe. ah. raikare Ml"fligeb nesileibiler'Sle:haadteeleadiallealeebtklinrada=t4"l"l.lllktllllll.l4 ' 11111 I par Wesel Weieleind wool trade this weekWOM—Liti" NA Tuere bee t tu bee. a r.tber re ft no mabetterterial hi dolma . k coadithr wools, vetoes e,( which are isren, sad welts r, of Cag elltig y dotbin wool. petty* do Lot eibi . It any variation, bailee twos. theirs Ins at. present Mew. C0RN....C1111.1197041). blaacu . here was a maw greese s wheat toads', watch was taken by m ill ers at about the d a last week, say 65e. to 7cs. red ; and 71,. to 7tts. white. Barte l decidedly dearer tor grlndtng and malting qualitle, Is. per geaYa "." Beane firm at last week'. prices. Peas rather In favour of the sig._ Wheat, 70e. 10d.; barley, Sla dd.; oats, 275. id.; beam, Ma peas, GU. Gd. Lzscour, MARCH 30.—We have had a better Penne la th s tws to-day. With aod supply of wheat, our market wee brig, as fully le. per qr. Over last week's prices. Wt eat, red. Ws. talk. white, 77a to Pe. No change to rote In the value of other s e ,s4 Barley, 7.95. to 2211. Oats, 775. to la. UYILAIP3OL MAUCH 30.—Excepting a WI. quantity of maid tree Ireland, to. guiltily (or our corn market tide a tee has tale ro e meaty, and at the same time the general demand (or oucansmissi i i been without activity, prices being without any etia!ge of iromen nik The transeetione at our Corn Evebange lbw morning were rubbed to immediate requirements for consumption. No change was well in the prim of any article of the grain trade. Wawarinn, Wainer 30.—There bee been a moderately* action in the wheat market, and prig. s are equa l ti l ast ouotatkma, and showed a recovery fr, m the oepreenon at lash la fueiday. cute and shelling wer. TA her weaker, but barley lad *ls were 11331 y as dear. ODALR.—Loevon, Kasen . West Hartley, 191.28,. 11,4% well. 205.64.; Hossrd'e Wo.t Her ley Netberion. 11:. 16! tlnuth Pearelb, Ills.; d Moor, 17.. 6,1.1 Terdlekl Mow Ea py 178. bd.; Walker Prime er, 1 , 11. ; wept 'lanky Grais, lls. Walla End Wks:meld? , DN.; Eden Maln, ios.; Lambton Pthae le : 21a. ; Walls End Belmont, Ku.; Walls End Braddylls 298 .; Wes End Haswell, 215.; Walls End Herta:, 211.; Wads End Grange, 20..; Walls End 1 ameton. 20e. 6d.; Walls End Items, Helton, 208.6 d.; Walls End smith Helton. :20e. 6d ; Walls 8* Stevan'., Ria ; Walls End Hartlenool, :Os. 94.; Wads End Eno Hall, 198.; Walls End, awn lisrMepool. 20s. Rd.; WBll. End Mix 21..; Walls End Plummer, 19s. Vd ; Walls DA Goslotta, Hs; O R A Mactlyr, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SEIPO AT ioastax PORTS.—LAREdiks, Jupitur, Evangeline, and Racer, at Como antinople ; Luke, non (s.e.), at Smyrna ; Caroline, at Tries a ; &star* et Sea Sebastian; C. M. Witbusen, at Frederieksbaren. SAILED POE LivsupooL.--Comberl•nd, tram Se= March 17 ; Jeans Prayer, Margaret, and Blanche • Much 19, Estaittte, 201 b, from Bahamian. AILEIVID. ALLart—at Gravesend, March 30, from tee Anew—et Gravesend, Marco 30, from.... Now Odium Couway—atGravosend, March 30, from Canna CAULIIIIOSM—at Gravesend, March ZO, from WWI CALIDONL—at Gra vesend. March 30, from liSsabq Cuicoaa—fit Ormond, March ":9, from ...... .. po r t mo p Cesium Hosurau.—at Liverpool, March 30, from ...... naming! Dsoosou—at Deal, March 30, from Fuonv—at Graveuend, March 29, buoy, .Astawg Eutassem—at Queenstown, March 2S, from Cans Kiwi OSUMI—at enemas, March 29, from Upturn Froze Mon- at Deal, March 30, from Foothmras Faarrunna—at Liverpool, Mach 30, from Inn Gencifor—at Deal, March 30, from Kahn Otoonersa—at Gravesend, March 30, from. Cann Hauguvage—at Granannt, March ,9, from . Hann. I. N. Com so—off gLiverpool, March 30, from Ham Mai Boat.—at Gravoicaul, March 30, from Bantam afraufism—at Gravesend, March 30, from Damn Lane DIMP7UIIII-011 Quenntown, March 28, from Cane .Iloinerain Main—at Liverpool, March 30, from Bosky MIL Dasetaarieuir—at Orsivenad, March 33, from Cerka 01111Pillt Falmouth, March 39, from 810 Junin Omm—o3f Liverpool, March 30, from Hoedong w-----•verpool, March 30, from Ostend March 30, from St. Mittman south, Match 29, from . flydney Paustm—at Gravesend, Match 30, Mal . Macs Bop Turn—at 0111.911411,1. March 30, from Ham 1R Liverpool, March 30, from o= Pau—at IS Al L it D. , . Aarnalow-horn Shields. Marcn .9, to Otostaa= AIM Dsvimi-from Cardiff, March 2 , to Animus. Juno-trots PismoutO, March .9, t 0.... . _.... .. liilo.lll AICIIIIIA Comoruis - from Shields, March .9, to...oonotan= ' As-from Gravesend, March 30, to. Amu-from Liverrool, Match 30, to leariga Awramino-from Lim. rpool. Mirth 30, to ............ , Cala Bouts-ham Liverpool, March 30, to. ..... ......... ................ Bauvre-from Cardiff, March 2a, to ................. ........... Gem 1 CU Mll4- fr om 014,130, March 29, to e" CUONAO PACIIT -from POrtv44lo4ltri, March 29, to .... Commis-from Liverpool, March 30. to ..... L.. ".. ...... Catania-from Gravesend, March 30, to Rottman ELacraic Fume - from Cardiff, March 28, to Grmoit PIELTON P.art - from thields, March 29, to Coustantaropla PLYING Ilya-from swanrco, March 29, t 0...,... ..........L1as Petayx-from Oramsend. March so, to :.....A1111 GILITRODII-from Gravesend. Minch 30 to Arm 1 °Wm. (ears-from Gravesend, March 30, to asmilhe C1A1114.11.1114- from Liverpool, MOTO. 341. to Alameda Cioaos-trom Weida, Mardi 29 to Comtactioople OtATITODIb-4 from ithieldv. March 29, to. Roos-from Shields, March 29, to IlluilllNlTA 811141,141-114011 Pljlll44l.lth. March 29, to Havamek HINZT Com- from Qoeenetown, March 28, to New Grim Hamra-Isom Livt rood, March ao, to • JONAPSIO forme Lica - hum Li% ert.ol, March 30, to &Mork Locoatio-from Liverpool, March MI, to. Curiae Mawr Hay-from Shields, March 29, to Hertel Norma Armco- from Liverpool, March 30, to Mobil NM! HAMPOIltkil -from Liverpool, March SO, to New York Ocicar-from Uraverend, March 30. to Len Psurvssewm-from Gram•e. d, March 30, to Lea Paorturnsom-from Gravesend, Marra 30, to Cadiz Por.core-Lair-trout Liverpool, March 30, to Ilas Peru,-from Falmouth, to Chltillikil Pao./44w-from Cordiff, March 28, to Porto gloa Pastrami-from Plyou;uth, March 29, to. Corot of Atria Bowsaw Coors -from Bcomhzuripton, March 29, to Pew reshal Ma It, Pmz-from Grumuesd, Marsh 30, to Markt Fonorcs-from Gravesend, March 30, to .... Maki Gurus-from Liverpool, March 30, to . .l3sem Topsy -from Liverpool, March 50, to Osms TaItIPMPICX-trots Cardiff, March 28, to Gibraltar Wm Aga-from Plymouth, March 29, W. .... ...Coestaslimple VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 1 ,90 1a 15 3 d (buflue), from I.lreepoul w ,iappotr, 30 dsys out, Feb. 111, t. R. Speed (barque), from Port Phillip for Liverpiol,loo days out, feb.3l, lat. 99. if S., be. 34.40 W. Waahlastos Irving, Feb. I', lot. I 8.0 h. :9 W. [Advertisement.]—AN OBSTINATE SHIN CVAID BY ILLLOWAVO 014411114141. AND PILL4I.—Mr nett*, lad d bruadotreet, B..th..uffered for many years from a emus merlets diaease, which affected his bac& to ...sch 4 degree teat for mamas together he waa unable to emit at his tattliscre. H. consulted mart) all the faculty of the place and for a long time awl "he Bath Wanse, which are su cekbrated for the cure of cutaneous diwtdery hat ths virulence of the complaint remained unabated. He thee tried Halls. way's Ointment am! Pdb, whids have so effectually cured Wagtails has had no return of the malady for more Man two yearu—ffeld by all druggists, and at Professor H.dloway's establishment, 9f1,8M% London: and SO, Malden•lane, New Turn. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. sl2l,fHit. fADDEN.—March 27, at Nottingham, the wife of F. L ELdato,Fali of a daughter. . _ LEE.—March VI. at Mount Redford, Exeter, the wife of Captain". Lee, nth hius'a Hunan, of a dalteliter. _ _ -- - --.--- EFROT.—March 29, at Vattoria.atreet. Westatiarter, the wiled 0. . A. Lefty, Erg., of a son. . tIMLEY.—Mareh at the Retrory, Akeley, the wife of the Bev. J. H. Risley, of a daughter. _ . .oBERltl.LtdareaTtl, at the Royal Military Coneys, near Sand. burst, the wife of Cap'sin B. M. Roberts, 2 In Rent., of a son. ILVERTHORNE.—March 25, at Regency...glare, Brighton, their& of J. W. bilverthorne. Vey ,of daughter. WAlT.—March 24, at Wuodbo rough, Bath, the wife of W. S. Wait. req., of a daughter. WARD.—Mare► 17, at Uptor-f ark Villas, Slough, the wile of E. I. Ward, Peg., ILA,, of a daughter. WRITNIIY.—Ifareb r 7, the wife of W. 11. Whither. Bag., of Grist Collegeditreat, Weaminater, ut a are. MAHItiAtiES. ATHERTON—HOLDER—March 27, at Waleot Church, Bath, C. S. Atherton, Erq., of Klngton et. Michael, to Louie' Henrietta, daughter of the late J. Holder, Esq.. of Lubberley, Herefonitbires aad Upton House, Gloucetterahire. BELL—HERBERT.—March 27, at St. Mary de Crypt; Gloucester. shire, A. M. Bell, Esq., of Satetharlek, esaffordshire, to Mary dada only child of W. Herbert, Esq., of Park r'a.row, spa, Gloucester. GATNOR—DALEYMPLE.—March 27, at St. John's Church. ChM' ham, by the L. T. A H. Bridges, amigo( by the Rer. H. Donated! Captain H. D. Gaynor, 57th (Souls Cork) RegL, fourth We 1,1 Captain Gaynor, to Louisa Milord, only daughter of theists O. mbseary•Generel Sir C. Dalrymple. STEWART—PENROaL—March e , at Pt. John',, Paddington. T. B. L. Stewart, Esq ,of Whiter/ate flow, ( rra, to Anne, (laugh* d the late ). Penrose, Esq., of Woodhil, Cork, STILES—HANSON.—March 27, at speen Church, by the Rev.& Majendle, M.A., Vicar, Alfred Henry, roe a J. X. Stiles, Fob 01 Frame, Somerset, to Edda, &agate: of Mr. J. Hann; at rim , bury, Beckahirts DEATHS. BELLDl.—Watch 26 J. Bets, of Dmtor's-ooturcons, Mad CALLS WAY.—March 26, at Ipswich, Mary sun, relict of Citrate). Cat:away, R.N. COLLET r.—Marsh 27, at Brunawark-terrace . Brighton, FL F. Collolf. kaq., at Tately.hall, Hants. DIUMMOND.—March 27, at gumiatb.,Esques, Bestirs', W. Drummond, Esq., sot 44. LEOlt E ta TO n. N raq .—tara w d o 2. 60. 6, at Quirittony, smsTing, cheimfora, T. uga HARSHAIL—Haroh 26, it. Stratton S . tawlma, Norfolk, R. Ilardrank E'q., aged 71. 29, J. Martin, Eaq., of Oecad.tarrim, 06104 NMI St. PROBT.—March 2!, at Elton-hall, Northamptonshire, ths ledl 1. Pt*lf. Nr.J. gumb o of Mount-place. WAlvor*. - ai«iii. Pdatedeadpubilehed by WILLIAM Hue Hem. of 110.6. L0 Ilereet. to the City et Loadcm. Printer. et tee 01lee. az OW" la an proolaa, at Whitattlara—tinr aDAT. MAMIS /1