The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-13 00:00:00

LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUM. Last envois, th• &university festival of this Dud- Sewn wok place at the Loads' Tavern, Bishopmaterstreet, hiscoetat UAW/11101 is the chair. Animist the guests were Limmeasst Omura! Sir Wdli.a Goa/14 Lied Kitten o mm asee, g t Mater Jame, the 16. a. Rica Trev.ir, Kr. Alder um Balomom Dr. Oases, Thomism Hockey, Roe., aad may edam distinguished persona. The health of her Illejesty, and Mat el Prima Albert and the rest of die royal Jowly, bo il hem busk with the sisal oothogiame, neehildres of die asylum, mossistiog of about 403 boys and girls, pared cored the i.eom, and the general a. pmr• sew of Mel* displayed by Mega was Me theme of universal Mak sties. TM CHAIRMAN don proposed " Prosperity to the LoMos Orphas Asylum," suiting that he wasnet seqoaistad with say parity w this greet oily whisk wee more elservirg of 'obis sepp. rt that the Leedom Orphan Asylum. Oae of the most inspeetant Mains* of this ismitotiso was that it was sot ~.lessee. TIM Whim" admitted into the myths man Creamery part of the snotty and from every elan of the illaimusity. He might &Vs remark that the asylum was situated in • meat favourable spot as regarded Me health of the &maim. This was proved by the tact that in the mono of the last year, es hen the cholera shemilsd to es harml as ergot theentglonat the country, am ass sir& cue occurred Mama Ike children of w iostatotioa. !fees the report for the proem% year it would appear that, slam tae geeseral media, at the comae, cement of 1640, 66 ebildre• 4risß comieleted their term have left the iner ito tits ; 3 Ism tied ; have tam their places. At the pre sto'. time. therelom, with lb. 30 to be elected, the satire soisibit soder the proteetim of the instatstio* will be 410, ash. as too seal be s' the children who hare received the Ism& of the tartly 1,835, L 4.1 tt taIIOSVIIN OR proposed the health of the noble mid g last& Masa. Lord RARDINGE, in morales *mks, stated that lo assist to those topics of war to which Lord R. Oroevenor lad called the attention of the °gloomy, be might be per. &WWI to Murree, that he bad always drama his sward at Wm low poielhie Miaow, sod it wee hie boast that he bad ev.r rammed it to the sealskin% at the earliest pow hie period To that gallant army in India, whom inierriags he always deeply lamented, he owed a deep sod ludas obli,ation, as well se to the brave sad intrepid officer at the head of that army—L• rd Ommk. He bad ote doubt that, ondet the odotioistratim of his noble Woad Lord Dalhousie, the smog whist had Men °Wised for India world be lapilli., and that the eivalisatim which mast arise from it would jesti . y the wisdom of British rule, and °ad to promote the happiness sod proeperity et 100 millions of resole. Valens other toasts were proposed sad warmly responded to, sod a list of eubseripticas woe mod amounting in all to nearly 1,6001. A Toy imp party sat down to dicer, and the result was highly satisfactory to the promoters of the institutior. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK (Prom the Regisenr.Geseral's Report.) In the week ending last Satnrdey, the deaths re gistered in the metropontaa districts were 957, a number which exhibits a coonsiderahl• decrease on the returns of the last two monis, (December sad January), during which the eolith, ware lineally shows 1.050. and en ore week wen 1,158. The result 111 also favourable as compared with the conectel fer increase of population, of correspond. weeks in ten previcseyears, 1240- 9,whi his I,l4l,sbow ing a decreeas of 197. The sudden &flash' the mortality from distaste of the respiratory organs is 'ranked, ; bron chitis, Flaunt-Dia, sad asthma have numbered in the last three we lc. MCC feiTs . .y. 237, 234, and 10-S deaths; the senage f, r last week, derived from returns of the same week in ten ye. », is 187, er if earrecteci for population, 201. Bs* she deaths from phthi. is (or esraumptien) have scan.ly varied; they have been is tle last three weeks 124, 137, end 1 , 4 respectively; the avenge of last week for this disease is 16-5. The deaths saucareand is the symotic or epidemic glass of diseases were 152; the corrected avenge is 216. Small pox was fetal last week to 8 children, scarlatina to 11, hoping caliph to 36, measles to 18. all of then epids. mks bang under the *Tinge, and the first two being mach hoe fatal than usual. Diarrhoea. was fatal in 20 cases, in the correepondiag weeks of ten years, the deaths from it have ranged from 3 to 32. and show a decided tendency to increase in leer year.. No deaths occurred in the week from chairs. From typhus there were 27, • comperativtly light mortality from this paw. From infiueoxt there wart 2 dea:hs ; from erysipelu 10 ; from cancer 17 deaths, of which all tulip: tens occurred to women: and 9 women died afar childbirth. In twi persona f..tal disease is stated to have been the result of intemperance. The death of a woman of 47 year*, which occurred is January, was accele rated by untitution :and exposure to extrema rid." Sne lied been previ miry removed to 11-thnal-green Workhouse. Tne births curing the week were 1,497. The mean height of the ban:meter in the week at the Royal Onnwatory, Greenwich, was 29.457 in. The mean t.mo.rotsre wee 41 dog., showing an excin of 10 7 digs. on the averse of the same weds of *siren years. It was higher than the average throughout the week. On 'Sunday the mean temperature was 12 dap. above the average, and on Frilay and Saturday 14 dep. above it. THE / IANITFACTURING DISTRICTS. MANCHESTER, Ysx.l2. There is no new feature in the yarn and cloth ma: kst. The advice' by the Washington, two days her from America, state that eottoa iris easier, but thus is no ehazge radii lent to induce pro lacers of goo :s hers to relax price., and our market has been quiet without inducing easiest rates. Shippers are doing s* _very little basic' beyond she .ontraeta with producers made some time since. T. , ludia. China, the Levant, the West Cues' of Amnia, and tome other markets, goods could not W seat out at present pries' without the certainty of iliellfTinfl a considerable sacrifice. The home trade houses are also dote( less business. The eateries of protectionists es to the distress in agrkultaral districts are not calculated to give this class of traders much heart. Brighter and mere (het ring wrath'', however, rasp lead to greater activity. Unquestionably the producers of Gray role—especially al etonsseUsine.de-laiaes—ars preparing largely kr the spring' trade. and prisons are eictedir gly busy with new pattern.. For the description of t wads prcdsted by band,ioclusling naumet de•l+it,,s,andmmlins.jedgingbythegreatrequest is whits sutra:nen are held, and other symptoms, there Is likely .o tat a wansiderablt amount of penetration ; and the sweat of skUl eat enterprise thrown into the fancy trade this season saay be *matted to show atoll in great variety end elegant, et labrics and patterns, when the proper tans &Mew : . . To-day sa inquest is holding et a colliery near Chowbeat, where a shocking and sou fetal accident occurred on Satur day. The seines belonged to Mr. John Fietcher • and the gallium having descended to work and discovered the pre sence of a more than ordinary amount of gal in one of the bays when they had to work, endeavoured to furore it to a better item by dist rbing the atm rota's. Fur this purpose Seery beet their jackets against the si In of the bay, and the gas wu thee drives Iwo the dra ft ee; towards the mouth of the bottom o' the shaft, end word . naturally wake its escape into the open air. Unfortunately, however, the collier., not takirg the necusery precautionary steps fell a sacriflee to their own laaptudeace. A lighted candle had be left with the Bum 'armed to the gas One disturbed and in its way to the shaft, sad an expledow was the osauquence. A great 11111111h41 of the a WIWI were belly bust he they could be rent ved, mad it is midi that five et them have died. IRELAND. Dents, Tan. 12. the ceremony of opening the Commission of Oyer and 'To miner yeateeday was distirguished from °Mi ner; ch.c.sions of the krd by the c.rcumstance of Mr. Reynolds' attending, wi h great civic pomp, to twist in opening the court se Lord Mayor. The presiding judger wore Baron Pennefether and Mr. Justice Tcr rens. The former learned judge warmly shook hands with Mr. Reynolds, ard both judges subsequeutly entered into ornversation with him, and rose and bowed him oat when be was leaving court. They took p&ne, indeed, to show that they differed in opinion from Meters. Walker and Weeded, of the corpora tion, Ls tot a decree of clef, ref os which was to be pad to the hon. gentlenice %Lila continuing to occupy the seat of Lord Mayor. The following very extraordinary correspondence has been islet for pubFerrion to the Tipperary Free Pr.ss by the Hun. C cil Lisle's, member fur C on es. L It the fist letter b genuine, and there is no moos hrs:des its singular character to lead to say doubt &brut it, it ciiecloore one of the most batufcced satemute to bribe a member of parliament that have beau hoed •if for some time: Cimm• 1, 26 b January. 1 1 130.—Acia. Bir--Ar oars of your enostitunve, e-. sit la .1 • r. quint yourkiad attention to the lo!lowiani-1 bees ben i an woe !TIMM here fer the put maid ylwe, wick buia.sa I am 4W.e. d to relinquish, is eon.-vi arse ul the very pi". ran nee ot the time, lad the total erratioa 4 few Inn. upon ell month,. of industry (e. Ikea sous'''. ide rut a main, shut thin poise years axe. aand *M. qto fig fll the du•ke of mat at wtu,se b.nsi, a tr,k vet e..k is both, and mot 'wipe obis to anew. it to may pratitat.is areciant at Fraud. I thus roost rt •yo Way sal ..e.n.fideati)" sok it yout bind iota . aro is tf. your qien• to chola tut me sores sleowat uueurrasekt (however at kamhie), let which (mill. I pubis 5)541 to Mad the friend the sum of 30(4, tn. t..ll'llut 1 get the oppthiment. I drift bend Id., mud .u , . h o se nn orinetios to sowetr., sad •ould prefer England. 1 us well aware bow math I iek 1.,, ; loot let tko lomat 'ls f .vutpaole or wbarwise. tai moral tepee this •4e ► *boll •VIII he •he wiwr of it, se tar au I.m, or b • tioneerned. Bnould pm be so good a. .o graot this r- ito.4t, I would wait upon you at any time or place 1 41 t i..b prop. C; it would be the prudiat and inwtda , crtct t yes -or ...Add have no obivetion to meet logs friend in 'Arica or i.ssirberrr. lon ors•and all the coil situation ••• •twe orpsitiron , , h-Anns tem d as aerjeasr-la.jor of Annliry upon ti a 1.1 led of B'. na for Ivo years; and li.cc.hing your " eonfidenoe" uses again. awl begging year kind lads gears for tl i trouble—l subsorl'e stystlf, botiosoini• It, your ob..i,nt and Teti b amble servant, JAMIE/ Na'. Ito& (sell Lawler, M.P., at, AL A reply in duo souse, if yea piers, as I iatead to try olsowbere.—Address, James Ryas, membeat, Glasdorr, BIM Carberry, Feb. 1, 1550.—Arc,—Tear letter. of Jaaa.ry 25th, having bees dimmed to Dabliabas may aft me. I regret this, es 'Mould base sighed you to have ,excited my amine us sees us pemlble, is order that you miplit be at 'Marty is mobs you offer "inshore, as yea say yea Snead &dog ; sad I should feel Allis* Irr ear Weenie, met with what mow pas try ebovilien. 1 have be.. more Asa ones dirguseadi by seam our members traekliv the present gmenuneat, who ham worked more sissitief 10 Ireland thou say of out humor stirs dale the terrible sales ; but yet, air, I will sot believe that you are likely to snowed better with sat rte of diem. At all mate, es I as about to psblish thou oorresposdeses. I doubt whether the bleakest sheep of the A telt will basteourags to peomote your interest for area double the bribe you offer me. 1 think it lam be just possible that your obMst was to try me is order that you might "rocas meshoold 1 fail, sad so you might muss so Iniquitous a member to be removed from use representation. It you had say ask virtaoss, though to me ant &Wring, AMA la view, you era mow ',plain ft throsgh the same medium that publish year offer and my maser. You may, perhaps, suppose that your astute that youadiresed yourself te am in .satidene• ought at Nast to pretreat my disclosing, the matter' bet as I never Mirka so insulting • piece of saddens, l amide" myseff fres mid even ballad to publish it as it may cave as a wanting to others who, like you, would have fres trade sot is eons, but is masseionm. I am proud to my that MN miming is as required by say other of my raw sitarists. This is the int time that I ham boos requested to all myself Wind I must admit the prim was bandsous). slam I bad the bosom to be their reprsaaetative; sod if I believed that my three of them Gould have advised you to the step you have take, I should tomorrow request then to look for a member with whom they might make their baraties. Is this matter I am neither your faithful for obedient servant, Cow. Lammas. Mr. James Ryan, merehaat, CloasaaL - - Mr. John O'Connell stated yesterday, at theweekly meeting in Conciliation-ball, that Ryan had written a similar letter to him, which he (Mr. O'C.) forwarded to the Attorney General. Sir Robert Gore Booth has issued his address to the electors of Sligo, in anticipation of the resignation of Mr. Ffolliott. Has principles are, he says, " national, as regards Ireland, and conservative as regards the United Kingdom." This is the new political creed of the Irish Weiss, the "nationality" being a very recent addition, which the public, will not yet give them credit for. The minutes of evidence taken at inquests on the victims of starvation in same of the western and southwestern unions of Ireland, still disclose scenes wor.hy of the worst period of the famine. At an in quest held on the 30th ult., at Knockbreck, in the Kilrush Union, on the body of Michael Cloncy, the daughter of the deceased, stated in her evidence: Treat he had five in family, and himself and his wife ; they were petting two stone of meal a work ; they used not to get it regularly; they only got one stone foe the whole family on laic Thursday ; they had nothing else to enbskt on since, except they got somethicg from the neighbours. While the stone of meal held they tat two mesh a day, but had not enough in each meal. All the meal was eaten ea Saturday night; they had nothing since bet • teacup of meal and a few heads of cabbage which witness got from the neichboare ; witness's thceasel father partook of his portion of the teacup of meal and the cabbage; he had not enough; be would have eaten more if he got it. He died on Monday, about 12 o'clock. He drank the cabbage water on Sunday evening, as he had not enough in the cabbage. Dmeased had no complaint ; he was as well the day before he died as ea was for some time. He was wink from hunger. If be had enough to eat he would not have died 23 soon. The family have notline to live on today. Looking for the meal is what caused her mother's absence that day. And Bridget Butane, sister-in-:aw to the deceased, deposed that : Miebl. Clancy lived with witness for about two months, until he left about seven or eight days ago. He was br..ugbt b:ek to her house the day he died. as his own but was too small, and it was almost impossible for any person to get into it, it was so low. He had to creep in and out of it him self. Hs was gottirg two stone of meal for himself and family weekly. He did not get his meal regularly sine: about tea days before Christmas, until the woad last supply; and the last supply was only hall the complement. He and his family were for tweve days trusting to four pounds of meal. Deceased was &limos when he tame to live with her, but he toad her it was want of food canoed his ill health. They hat not enough of meal atany time. They were ifays on one meal, and were frequently for three days tithout meal at all, having only a few turnips which merely kept the breath in them. The verdict wan of course " died from starvation ;" but these things surely do not take place, in the midst of abundance, in any other part of the world. A correspondent o f Limerick and Clare Examiner writing front Newcastle West, mentions the following horrifying fact : The body of unfortunate John Harnett, on whom the in quest was lately held, wee on yesterday dragged from his grave by dop, and wu devoured by them. THB EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Uurvaaatrt COLLIOI LOXDON.—Tbe Council at their mains on Saturday last, awarded the Flaherty S:holarship in Clanks to Mr. Allied Wills, of Birmingham. Examiners: Arthur H. Clough, 51 A., Professcr Newman and Prof, sior Marls°. At the same . 04181i011, os the recommendation of -- -• the Faculty of Medicine, the Lonaridire prize of 40i. for renewal proficiency was awarded to Mr. Henry Briggs, of ilidifax. NAVAL. PRIZE MONEY. [TY;zT:t7iiiii;;(7;;tf late Acrxox.—Notice is given to the commodore, Written, and ship's et =palsy of her Majesty', ship Actress, George Maned, Br , captain, that as account of s ilea and nett proceeds of the Bratilf►n brigantine Muia Therese, captured on the 9th S-pt , 1847, will be deposited in the re• Ostry of the High Court of Admiralty, pursuant to act of parliament.—JOXX CHIPPENDLLZ, agent, No. 10, John street, Adelphi. Tee bITTEVX.—N , ,tice is also Riven to the officers and company of her Mala'y's sloop Bittern, Thomas Hope, *WI., commander, wh3 were actually on board at the capture of the Josephine, on the 4th May, 1848, that a distribution of the slave bounties received for the aid vessel will be made on Tuesday, the 28th inst., at No. 14, Greet George-street, Westminster, when the unclaimed shares will be re-calli-d for three months :—Fisg, 681. 155. 4d. ; commander, 2281. 131. 33d. ; 3rd claw, 301. 41. ; 4th, 151. 2e. 244. ; 51,031. lle. 11Id. ; Bth, 91. Is. 31d. ; 7th, 71. lle. lid. ; Bth, 81 Os. 104 d. ; 9th, 41. 105. 7*d. ; 10th, 34. Os. 644. ; 11th, 21. bs. 334. ; 121 n, 11. 10e. 24d. ; 13. b, 11. 2s. 7*d.— ItuArrx, ROBINSON, sod Co., agents. ILAxi *ntelligenct. EQUITY COURTS.—YEbTERDAY. boons VICI•CIWIttIiCe litsitoirt Sacco. BIGITEST OP Praline TO AO= PATPIaII. Min Grace Say. of Uartley.hosite„near Dartford, the tes tatrix in the cause ' bequeathed 1,0001. upon trust that the dividends should be applied to the providing each of the p,or inmates of the Dartford Won workhouse who should I be above GO years of ads with one pint of porter, more or Ice., according to the number. The Metairie died in 1841, and the Mamma applied no the subject of the bequest to the Poor Law Commiesioners, by whose they were informed that under 4 and 5 William IV., C. 75, 'fictions 91, 92, and 93, it was not lawful to introduce herniated livers into any enithurne, except by the direction of the rurpon or guar. dins, or in conformity with the Wes of the Poor Law Cummiernotten. The commiseionen, however, inUmat-d that if the bequest was bell to be vent they would vivo every facility towards carrying its object into effect. The present information was thereupon filed at the relation of one of the poor lew guardians to have the bequest establisbeed. Mr. Animal, ant Mr. Hallett, for the relator, argued in lawyer of the validity of the legacy. The yien-Cluumullor asked It there could be an enactment nudeelog it anlairini to give a poor person, above 60, apini ef Irtundell Palmer and Kr. 0. L Russell for the true tem, said %Mir clieuts were desirous of giving effect to the charitable intention of the testatrix, as were also the parties beneficially interested in the will, in the event of the legacy failing to take effect. The Vise Chancellor sad that all that was neeemary was to direct the fund to be applied aecordieg to the intention of the ustatrix, so fez as it might be cowls tinily with the act of parliament, and that if there should be a surplus which e3uld not be to applied, then it must be applied in e•mo other way. It was not lidely that any diffi culty would arise if it were provided by the decree that the fond should be applied to the purpose tested by the testator, e 3 far m was coneittent with the 9111, 92nd, and 93rd sections of the act. The amount bad better be paid to the vicar, for the time using, in order to be by him applied to the purposeediricted by the will eo far as the mine might be done consistently with the act of parliament. And in Use any difficult yor impediment ehnuld Brie to this way of employing the divi dends lase tines must be liberty to apply to the court. That would anew r every purpose. Ia the event of there being a surplus it might be ectwidertd as a ey•prescompla.nce with the int. ati .n of the testatrix to lay it out out in tea and sop,. It had occarred to most persons, to send things of that curt as little icdolgebei , a, which she peer might have according to the rules. The costs of the suit up to this time, emwpt of the bearing on both sides, mast be paid out of the *stamp, and the eerie of tho he: ring must be born by each patty, the • mentors hearing their own sad the charity its owe. would he better that the vicar should at the mint seam, nient sets in ride the maaner is which the income had been ad ministered. Let the vicar at the general vestry aft-r Good Frick) in every year, 1.. y hears the vestry easement of the meaumrla which theism's* we, expended. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—YirreaDAT. dam AT Nat Patty.—Damao I . lx. lunge V ternun 111 MIILLIN 110. Canters Rfftlialt lIT THIS BRINSI/f. Kr Whey end Mr. Corot. apposed for rho platutiff, end Mr. W. H. Watson. Slr. Bramwell, sad Mr. Beechen, for Abe defsktlant, This war as action aneitot the dr fr dant, for d5l barrio& when Sheriff of Illddleerx, pro perly esectitied a writ of foal Lodi. It appeared br the cam far the plaintiff that is May, 1847, the present plaintiff, had obtained a jadistent for SU SWIM one Thorpe, the landlord of the Boar and Reined Staff, pablie bona, in Biloostmet, Ltionter.sipsere, end a " Lim" was issued, and Illeanon, an Mien of the sherif f was in triabsd with the executive of the writ. When the sign west is It wee Mend that • maa was la paelamicia for a claimant nada • bill of ale, width was, waver, afterwards abondoned. The sale was advertised Make Mese en tie 91st of May, and what wee sailed a elle didlake pleas 1 sad seranibs to the sheriff's .sherd M gro. dual 111., amd Om main isikedmes 441, wee* is*. w ilts skim a sta ens had boss paid IMP wan. Ia point of Mo pegs weali even aan nod= lave flashed 1204 +ken mid le • panne/man ate** hems, useiset. Dar Pia pessasien by the Mem the Wawa of the hems went en,and the aka. was headed ever to the men is pommies. mid so retevalal bean made of them. TM am hp piassestioe was paid by the claimant ander the bill of sale for IS days, and yet the whole of the patemeion *names were deducted. A maim of the stork was ase said manually to melba person for 141., and this rant wet net returned. The rale was conducted in this wise : One Lewis, • broker em ployed by Shannon, offered to Thorpe ere asks the "sale snag," is order to Ist his friends have the geode Asap, if he was paid 61., which was dew, and 201. was also landed over to his, to amble him to bid. The pawns coming to the Isle wire "staved off," by being told that the natter sou mottled, and these would be no sale. The captiquenos was, that all competition was revealed, and the goods were sold very law. A ram of 161. had mho been deduced for rent, whims' a parses who bad pinhead the balsam had paid that. For the defines it was used that the officer bad done kis duty ; th at there wee no allusion in the matter, bet that the goods wire regularly and publicly.sold, and produced all that mold be expected. Witnesses wan called to provadhis case. Verdict fee the asiatiff—Dameges, 201. COURT OF COMMON PLR/18.—YISTERDAT. herao• AT MK rawo—llosoas Loan CIRO hat= WHAT AND ♦ CONTI= JTILT. RAM O. Tl7llllll (5L11)4 - CTION DI AN EtiOliTil MI %INS? ♦ tLiZOTYAN. This was an action brought by an engraver and printer, carrying on his business in Regent-street, against a clergy man of the church of Ragland, to recover the sans of 361.45. Bd. 61. 100. consisting of money lent, and the re mainder o f claim being for visiting cards, a card ease, repairing two gold pins, and other articles of fancy stationery supplied to the defendant. Evidence was called oa behalf of the plaintiff to prove his elides, and it appeared that the defendant had been in the habit of drinking and smoking with the plaintiff at his house, and that the same thing bad taken place at the lodgings of the defendant, at No. 36, Duke-street, St. James's. A wit ness named Woodruff., who was employed from the 16th of Marsh, 1849, down to the 30th of June, in the same year, to drive the defendant about in a Clarence, proved that the plaintiff had borrowed moneys( the defendant foe the purpose of entailing his non, Henry Hayes, to go to Gravesend. This witting further stated that he had seen money pass between the plaintiff and defendant on another occasion. Mr. H. Hill addressed the jury for the defendant, and said that the jury had heard of the smoking and drinking ' which had taken place between the pleintiff and defendant, and it was the unfortunate weakness in the defendant's conduct in that respect that had enabled the plaintiff to take advantage of him. It might be trne that a card ease. a few cards, and other trifling articles, had been supplied to the defendant, and those bad been paid for; but the de fence wee, that with respect to the greater part of the elide's, the articles had not been ordered. The witness on whose evidence the case mainly rested was that of the eldest ion of the plaintiff, Henry Hayes, and he swore to the entries in the plaintiff's order book. One was an entry of goods ordered on the 16th of March, and the witness Woodroffe had proved that on that day he drove the defendant in Hydeptrk, afterwards to his brother's, at Battersea, and then took him home, _where he went to bed 1/I'.; and, therefore, he had not been at the plain tiff's shop on that day. Woodroffe also proved thst on the 30th of May, 1849, the defendant went to Yar mouth, and did ant again return to town, and by the entries in the plaintiff's books a great many of the goods were ordered in the months of June and August. Those two entries in the plaintiff's books to which he (Mr. Hill) had referred, could not be true, and under the circumstances of the case he submitted hat his client was entitled to a verdict. . The Lord Chief Justice, having bri. fly summed ap, the jury rearmed a vs rdict for the delendant. The Court then proceeded to try some other causes, but none of them were of sufficient public interest to justify a report. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Yeenutray. &mime is BASCO. - CATIO AND OTHINSTA - 241 - 10 - NIESTO. ISOTHERM-CON. TRACT.-RRIICNIRATION 100 . 11 INFORMATION. This was an action in which the plaintiffs, as assignees of one Amy, sought to recover a sum of money on a contract entered into between h:m and the defendant, whereby, in consideration that he would give information of an island where the defendant might get a cargo of guano, the latter undertook to pay a ewrtain sum. The defendant, by bit plea, raised the question whether the bankrupt had given the stipulated information. At the trial before Mr. Justice Wightman, at Liverpool, it appeared that the information given was that the island was named Penguin Island, and lay eight leagues north of Prdestal Point. On obtaining this, the defendant sent a ship, under an experienced capt•in, to the Coast of Africa ; but he, instead of going eight Legato north of Pedestal Point, relied cn the other etecription relative to the bay, and proceeded to one of eight islands, there situate, where he got an indifferent and insufficient cargo of guano ; whereas, hail he pursued the other part of the informs' ior, he would hen bit upon Idaho', which was then not known by that name, though its peculiar value was undoubtedly known to many. Under these circumstances, the jury found for the plaintiff, deeming that the int motion pointed at fetish°, and fully satisfied the contract. A rule tor a new trial h aving been subsequently obtained, on the ground of misdirection, Mr. Martin and Mr. Crompton appeared to day again st it, and Mr. Ath,rton in support of it. The court, however, without hearing the arguments in opposition to the rule, discharged it, being of opini-n that notwithstanding the misdate:rip:len aa to the bay, the infer. =idiom given was such as, if carried out by the captain, would have led to the desired result. He, however, evi dently mistrusted the accuracy of the calculation, an d con tented himself with going to a locality already known as the depreitury of guano. The plaintiffs were therefore en titled to recover, and the rule must be discharged. BROOKS O. ROOKE.B.—SentCTIONe—STATI;TH or LIWITATIONS. Mr. Collier aad Mr. Kerslake stowed cause against a rule for a new trial, which had been granted 0.. afbdavits, and also because the verdict for the plaintiff for 1001. was sifts-I sive and opposed to the weight of the evidence. This was' . an action for debauching the daughter of the plaintiff, the defendant being a clergyman at Exeter, to which, among other pleas, the defendant plead , el the statute of limitations. On the part of the plaintiff, her daughter, Mary Maria Brooks, swore that she was seduced by the' defendant in January, 1843, when she was living at home, though she bed been before and was afterwards for many years in the service of the defendant, where, after one or two =lacer rages, she was ultimately delivered of a child. Oa the part of the defendant, several of his servants de posed to circumstances which went to contradict the evidence of the girl, while the defendant put in certain entries of wages paid to her in 1842 as his servant, which had been signed by her in a pocaet book of that date. The learned judge who tried the cue reported that he was dissatisfied with the verdict, and that the damages were too high, ups this The Court, after hearing the learned counsel for the plain tiff, did not cad upon Mr. Greenwood to support his rule, but made it absolute at once. Rale absolute for new trid on payment (Acosta. WESTMLNISTER COUNTY COURT.-YESTUDAT. Novo 7. Illatizr, Eft, Irmo TR■ " FAMILY HERALD" ♦ND AN AUTHORESS. This was n action brought 171 7 11;:iieor11;1117ggs; pro prietor and publisher of the " Family Herald" newspaper, against Mr. Charles Henry Sire, barrister. of No. 1, Lin coln's-inn-square, to recover the sum of 101, for money ad vanced under the following extraordinary circumstances : The plaintiff's solicitor stated ihat the claim was for an amount forwarded by plaintiff to defendant at Scarborough, on the 13th of November last, by two post °Mai orders for flu. each, without any valid ccaliderstion, and arose out of BOON transactions between the plaintiff and defendant's wife, as authoress. The parties have been twice before the court. Upon the first aerostat) Mrs. Sin sought to recover of the present plaintiff the balance of a sum of money, being the price eh-rged for a work called "The Maiden's Heart," which elm represented th- pleintiff contracted to purchase of her for publication in his journal at a particular rate, and wee nonsuited on the ground that there was no specific con tract. An application was then made for a now trial, sad the matter was argued at some length, when the eoart ruled that if there had been any contract between the parties, it was re...jaded by a letter written by Mr. Sim to Mr. Bigge. At that time plaintiff held a manu script production by Mrs. Sin, which had been tient for pub lication ; but se, in comequence of what had occurred, 1.• could not publish the work, he offered to return the docu ment and take five guineas of defendant in discharge of the present claim . Defendant, how.ver, refused to return any portion of the 101., for the recovery of which plaintiff now said whitest dint:nation. It was then contended that them were many cues to show that the plaint ill was sated. d to recover, inseams% as there had been no contract between the parties; and if, on the matter', such contract had been reminded by mutual understandiao, and that the money sent by plaintiff to defendant by Poet-Aim °refire hod Men oaid over by mistake, Mr. Sim being entitled to have back the nasauserpx The Judge, after hearing the evidence and counsel on both rides, gave a verdict for the plaintiff lror the fuel amount claimed, grounding his judgment nn the Net, that there had bma no specific agr-eribmi betweea the .p.trties, and that payment for ti • deli ndant'e Wei my production was wadi lions' on its aocaptabso or publication. THE POLICR COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. A amigos ATPLICATION.—A youog man of respectable a es who gave his name and address to Aldermen arces, raids application under very singular airmail steams: If. had, he said, written to the Secretary of State for ad vice in what manner to proofed in a ease which had, in the pert of the country in which it oecurrel, excited • great deal of surmise sod conversation. A lady to whom ha was to lava been united in marriage suddenly died about the eiiddle of January. Ha had Han for soma tints paying hie stage's: addresses to Me, bad the marriage was it have takes plan ! in a few dap, Ist be, nth.r end seepfether, wiee were opposedtethenseek bed piton herdnism and the rapid soperran of death , wen a ui rtnyt cirmusame , se seasoned with that even lad' er the oast. Orion that the point kid been prossasseely ended sit of the world. TM belief that the softening yeses lady had sot died a antra dos* goised u s u tkon fact that one d the denneeft Illmobil innt W die bad has orally trend by koirnedligt o gin bet tb:k s father-M law bed owees.thee homed' bettlinerlbgn that the anis, should take plass was ion ski servile. Ineeked sad annul by Ark tie ap plicant repsionsi the nano senses erne to his koonedge to the mean ohs was illoinellsed to hold an is not span the lardy Wow isidied by tie i. lif the neibiel einsiesit of *a doomood i bid H ubs, now bobg woad ores, doollosel eds g a outtra= the nesselty b tr m a pmesediae. Several of thinness*, of the seigh in a requisition to the coroner upon the istden es t he g round of public Judie. ; but whe ther an improper Mame@ had been exercised for the pur• pose of stopple, tawdry, or means of prevenlon had been adopted in sup y other way, certain it was that the coroner Civend in his determination not to summon a jury to mino into the remarkable circumstances of the ems. Merman Carden—What was the opinion of the medical man who attended the deceased ? The applicant—He said that she died of a disease of the brain. I bad not seen her for six weeks before she was taken 111, and she died three days after her first attack. Alderman Carden—Had she any property ? The applicarit—tibe was to have etme in for some property in a very short time, and she was about 27 years of age. The property she was to have inherited from Mr father. Sir George Grey, upon reading my statement of the bets which I have represented, advic d me to apply to the magistrates, but I apprehend, tint an application to them would not be so effective as an application to the Lord Mayer or his representative, and I therefore determined to come here. It is neomeary that I should state one fact of a ala. gelar moue. The vault is which the deceased wes buried was opened is the Bigot, and nest day I was charged as one of Ike violators of the sepulchre. Alderman Cuden—lt is quite impossible that the Lord Mayor could interfere in a matter of such a nature wholly out of his jurisdiction. I would have you apply to the ma gistrates of the district in which the lady died, if you are sot satisfied with the result of your appeal to the coroner and the medical man, and I have no doubt that dee attention will be paid to you is such a case by every gentleman in the comnession of the peace. The Lord Mayor received Ils. from " Adolph" for the poor boa. CLERKENWELL. TEE ertntnern NUISANCE —Several drovers, some of them mere bole, were charged, at the instance of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with ex• active cruelty to bullock+, sic It appeared th►t numerous complaints had been made to the above society of the gross cruslty of drovers toward: oxen, &e., in SesitLfielel and its vicinity, in °Gnat quince of whCa Moss and other officers were instructed to keep watch after them, which they did ; and in mo•ty instances they saw the most horrid cruelty exercised, etp:cially by boys, who seemed to exult in torturing the poor animal by belabouring them un the hocks with their sticks, and pricking them with eharp.pointed nails at the end of them. Mr. Thomas, the Secretary to the Society, said that every effort was made on the pert of the society to check this species of offence, by apprehending and bringing to justice such offenders, and, in numerous instances, they had been fined or imprisof.ed. In reference to the boys, they were employed by licensed drovers, who kept duplicates of their Manses, and served them with badges. He was sure that the Curt of Aldermen would never sanction boys having badges, sled he felt satisfied yip n ones it was made known they would rectify the evil, and prevent many acts of cruelty. The defendants in this case were fined in various sums, and in default of paymt at, comm.nsurate terms of im• prisonment. LAMBETH. 850. COMMITTAL POR MVIMICa.— Martha Rivers, the young woman who stood committed to cake her trial for the wilful murder of her female illegitimate offspring, was again placed at the bar. On the Sunday before Christmas-day the prisoner was taken vry ill at the house of her master, Mr. Dowding, a pork-butcher, in the Waiworth-road, an d the following morning she left her place, taking with her somethiog bulky tied up in a handkerchief, and got into a city omnibus. On the same day a bandbox, covered with coarse cloth or can. vu, was booked at the Spread Eagle, in Oracechurch - street, addressed to " Mrs. Smith, Reading , remain at the station till called for," and on the same afternoon it was forwarded as directed by the Great Western rail way, and remained at the station for a fortni:ht, and was then removed to Farnham, in Surrey, when it was opened, and was found to contain the body of a female child. A coroner's inquest was holden on the body, and the surgeon who examined it, having given it es his decided opinion that the infant was born alive, and that it hail died from suffocation. the fiery returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder" against some carton or persons unknown. The strong circumstances against the prisoner were these— ' that on the 24th of December, on leaving the house of her master she had a bundle, as before described ; yet, on reaching a lodging she had taken in the vicinity of the Com mercial-rod-east, she was without one. Some days after, upon being questioned by a constable, the prisoner admitted having siren birth t . a child at her late muter'., but refused to say what had Dices), of the infant. On compering a pica. of canvass found in one of the prisoner's boxes, orb that with which the bandbox containing the lady of the child was covered, they were found to at exactly ; and the piece of paper on which the add,, sa was written, was found to have been torn out of a mom random book found in the poss. anon of the prisoner. The handwriting, too, of the direction and that in the memorandum-bcok was such a per fect Inc simile, that it was impossible to mistake the identity. The prisoner incormed one of the witnesses in the ease that her mistime wuia the room at the time eke gays birth to the infant, and was, therefore, well aware of the fart; and she was remanded to have the testimony of Mrs. D.wd ing. That person, upon being sworn, said that on the Sunday before Christmas day the prisot - er, who had been about three months in her service, complained of serious illness, and she took her some tea and het gin and water to her bed-room. At that time she (Kra. Dowding) had not the slightest idea that she bad given birth to a child, nor did ehe suspect her of being in the family way; and on the following day she left her place. In reply to a qui s ti n from the magistrate. Mrs. 1) eliding said she was in the parietal , when the prisoner left, and she could not say what she had taken with her. . . The pli-oner, who offered nothing in defence, we; fully committed to take her trill at the next retsion of the Central Criminal Cuurt, for the wilful murder of her infant. Iron Me LONDON GAZETTIL—Twesday, Feb.l2. r, te our- BANKRUPTS. lons Bsaaa, Cheltenham and Gloutater, boot .. render Feb. 20, at 12, and March 30, at 11, at Basinghall.street. Nola., Bromley and Aldridge, Gray's-Inn, and Demee, Lawrence- lane, Chap ala; of. amity., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. BORES/ Cleansed', Goo!e, Yorkshire, Innkeeper, March I and April 4, at Leeds Court. So's., Garwood, York, and Blackburn, Leeds ; off. rasa., Young, Leeds. BOBEZT BMA ClMorr, 1 anpdowne.villsa, Bromptor, and Haymarket, tavern keeper, Feb. 25, at I. and Avail 8, at 11. at BAPinshall. street, 8010, Wißiti Bucklersbury; off. Wig., Graham, Coleman. stmt. BENJAMIN Daywar, Hulme. Lancashire, joiner, Feb. 22 and March 13, at 12, at Manchester Court. dots., Mesas. Whitworth, Man. easter ; off. as .M., Hobson, Manchester. .101111 Ilaruipuron, Manchester, commisPion agent, Feb. 22 and March 15, at 11, at Manchester Court. Solp., A-hlev, Newark, and Bale and Co., Manchester, off. 'air., Hobson, Manchester. Joan Ilanorastor Matas,; Falcon-place, Ferdinand.alreet, Hemp staid-rolid, and New lampLaireet, ernbtaiderer, Feb. sat and March 2s, at 1, at BaslughaU-anset. Buls , Baylis and Thew, itcd.cresa state; off orig., Johnson, Baingballaitreet. lastas Paton:Po, Hendehl,SEPECI, brewer, Feb. 21 and March 24, at 1, at BuidngbalhatreeL Sole., Freeman and Bothamley. Coleman. street, and Chalk, Brighton; off. seats., Whitmore, Baringhall. street. ,anuticturer, Feb. t. sob, 11u... on Poweau., Macclesfield, Cheshire, *ilk 23, at li. and April 8, at 12, at Patiegliall-stre, and Co , Buckicrsh try; off. wig., Graham, Cole's_ WINDT SAVISIT, HDISIOTd. plumber, Feb. 24 ad Starch 25, at 11, at Binatagham Court. NOD.., Gough, Hereford, sad Bloalmm, Birm ingham; off. ureic., Whitmore, Birmingham. WILLIAM EDMUND bairn, Plymouth, shipwright, Feb. 23 and March 11, at 11. at Manebtster Court. Kula., Kelly, Plymouth, aril Stogden, Exeter; off. wog., lic. naman, Exeter. EDINAUD Srawaan, Boughton, Norfolk, corn merchant, Feb. 21, at 1, and March 96, at 114, at fluainghall-street. Seta, Pringle and Co., Kieg'..road, 113.dford-row ; Need, Brothers, Downham-market; and Wipole, Northweld, Norfolk; off. amig., Graham, Coleman. street. Wikuaa Wommarnos, Mincing-lane, City colonial boater, Fsb. 26, at 1, and travail 26, at 11, at Itaaingball-kreeL Sol., Leigh, Mau r:hater ; oft. rag , Groom, Abehutch-lane. Cumuli Wouna, Portant, Hampshire, roller, Feb. 21 and March 22, at ;' Bastaitall-rtreet. Sole., Low ' n Chancery-lane, and Mow. Ford, Forties ; of. mode., Carman, Bi reltimlane. DECIAKATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Roam Nforrn.sufwa, Cborley and Bury, Laneaahire, trroeer and common brewer-Ist. dir. of la Id., Feb. 12, aid any oubsequeut Tuesday, at Hobson% Maccheater, Joule Clam and (Samoa ELar, Birmingham, sad Thavi. o-ion , Hol born, ji wellera- Ist die, ni IP. Id., Feb. 14, sad auy subsequent l'hurailay, at Va:py's, Birmingham. DI CIDEN La4.-Itsrch 3 T. Kraft,. St. Paul's Churchrard, dean r- 4 , arch 5. J. Matthews and J. Marra, Chielleater.place, tinier-cram, drap ra eb 9. P. It. Morrison. Hamine-smitb. it...r eliant -March 1. T. Putta, metallie tube manufacturer -Feb.2s- U. Price, Mertb .r TOM, Olummassahins, Motu-tar- March 5. C. eneentitn, Woodbridge, Suffolk. gamer-. March 6. J. Bowden, Liectilre hire, farmer and victualler-March 5. J. Road .le, I.lrto mad, soap manufacturer. CERTIFICATES u. M vadat, Adder came ba shown to the coatrary OD the day of rasetlag. March a. IL Ovid., ' rock, liter. Eases, boot sad alioernater. - Matra 6. W. Eliot , . Fri elitig-street. Ciadentan-roarl, Islington, taker-March 0. C liallock, Ha eh, (Kaifu bock, cab netmaker -March A. T. Hubert, II waerford-rnarket, strand, and high bra, corn Ad c al inershiut-Mareh 6. E. Smallwood, Cliggleslol2e To:halite, a:)4 idaisster March 6. IL Thomas, Cltemputle, hsrd waremm - March 6. W. Woods, Cheapaido, hardwarrmau, CERTIFICATES to be conlirined, unless cause be shown to the ----- Otonniry. Yob. 9. W. Bate% Tithlty, Ntutinuhtttoolsi se, horns tipsier -Yet. R. T. flask. Notitik, aintraiass -Feb. 9. J. Newt u, Ashton-under-Lyne, Inacashtte, inokceµr Aug. 12. U. shaw, Gerrard-turret, 1111nowil, Souttutatitt..n.r. or. stus•eil•squ-tra, anti tilotine.strnet, choker, glass deans -Pon. 0. E. Upton, Cardiff, Giatoursseshire, eual mat chant. PARTNEItiIIIN I tISSOLVED. -T. Ainsworth and J. Ainsworth, Elearl.rte, Torkskile, printers- 8. Baylield anti S. J. Psyficl4, South wark, sonmas -it. II non, J. Bruck and W. T. Gant, Bra !ford, Torkaniro, w.taiiendnyows and silk sassuswo-J. Stowa and R. Kew, archival:ls luta warsnue Norwich-1k Undone sad J. king, Whits. hi% lAiti"a Putter 16. Davies bald 0.1). Taylor, Change &r2, 0 -n Bl,l . HaUtsuoss-J. Maher and K. Perrin, Lin wall, wine and itsfrit otorenusts-E. B. Haskins sad 0. W. Callings, Pit ' field-atreet, Iloi on, linrodrspers -J. Mohan and T. Howe% St. Hollers, Jer.ry, timber moral/Ws-T.llmin" and T. Moore, Bishop West n.otalt, Durham, brit kroaksei-ld. W. Askant sad H. C. Allay, Simian! Liam, SusUntutptontiats. sad Masked. Laucalaskiln, mum= rid wumamP. Jame% T. Jammu. sad W. Jape" llsalmater, labrema, ea ter as muds P. Jarman W. Snag s.d Panama A. Tarn 1, X Waratosaddse, arbool malmtraraes-0. Xithelims mad W. Itftelmell, tailgate, up- Imialamess—J. 11,_111anmaa mad 0. Maid.; Wait* matt rpirit amersiaama—T. W.P011144 0. Madman. mad T. Peak rynmanta, altima day mmenintat—Jeta Radian and J. Bawl Imam and.% Wlltptmln, estammtambra —J. Mayas and 0. abort. BYhep Wear. mammtlt, Dykema. lap bullitee —UM eskith sod J. Way btmadoa. Namilmodslamo. mem a.d Iltasen—J. Emit mad W.ll. Hades. Hs& limed{ wain mmrmammim—J. atwlM.la sal I. Ilmokbans. Kam = mammitaltisdni 11611M110—.1. Wildili mad G. (Vietnam, nail, Imam odd Ws dolma—lL White and A. Boa sattitm, Maw agora SCOTCH lIICIVZSTRatONL Pseaa Dm; dbenalsey Forionidiet, brim. Feb. HI and Much 13, at 2, at Ss Conneardsi Seed. Feel,. /r at seartbsien mint. Fab. 14 and March la, at °wane , Feb. 12 and March 12, at 1, at Whyte," Ilmagsamaa Obegow. Ramat Nem °swim. Lamsbidre, and Gleason, butter, Feb. 21 and Nardi 1, at eareial'a Royal a nd . Joust Wu a" anneeek, Iromnager, Yeb.lB Match Id, at 1, at timt Stet Bel La. Cennask. COTTON.—lavaaPoot., Fan 12.—The market to-day was very let and stets tie Wee bat* atecomdag to 2,000 bake. BIANCHISTB/L, FRB. 12.—The market for nearly all descriptions of cloth and yarn b again quiet, there being very little &log just now for the home-trade, and the export firms continue to buy very enable', except le some drocriptioxe of light domestics. Printers have been leg enquired for, but shirtineshave met with suffi cient enquiry to ma in tain prices with some degree of firmness. The slightly increased rates demanded 164 week in the yarn market, have been relinquished and rife* remain as they were previously. But notwithstanding the quiet which generally peevalla, prime have been hitherto maintained with considerable &mew. WOOL.—HUDDERSFIELD, Feb. 12. —The demand for the raw material Wool mill keep. up, •od higher prices are realised than were a few weeks ago. The inquiries an 1 actual demand kw low privet Wool cannot be trii t, for tuere to none in the market. AU Wools, nook m tXpes, Adelaides, and low Bydosys, at IA to la. 2d. per Ib., ban Oise swept oat. WOOLLENB.—LINDS, Fan. 12.—We ban had a good briplk lively market, and a fair al arse amount of Dimlnes done. A gencrAl activity animates the walla& manufactures in "is diamict at present. MANUFACTURES. HrODERIP/ELD, Feb. 12.—00 r Pim-ball I .eke as if it were abut to be untenanted, for stock. were never ir) low as at ' , relent. All kinds of low fancies have been ta ien away with great eplrit, at advanced prices. Wool black breed. are being nude to or de r on a pretty extender, scale. CORN.—Cutzetverrem Ysb. 11 —Wo have m bets r da mat.d for Wheat to-d.ry, with am wham* of Is. per qr. Batley awl other grain ■ Wheat, W. to 111. per load. Barley, :10a. to .Gs. per qr. Oats, Ns. to 24a. Beans, Us. to Sas. lIALEeWORTII, Feb. 12.—We had a Mall show of Wheat, sod trade dearer—my le. per or. with ea settee demand. Bashi an exceedingly homy oar Amine are extreme. The weather Is My mated, area. Wheat, white, Cm. to 42a.; red, Ste. tJ J3ll. Barlry, 20a. to 24. HoLL, Feb. 12.-The weather has continued mild daring the lit week, but we are still withoat advice of the Elbe beicg opened, and arrivals are most insignificant of all articles. Tte trade has rather more of tone in it, and few sellers at late low prices. There Is more inquiry for old Wheat, but as yet without much Mei ners ri suiting. There was a good supply of Wheat from our framers for this day's market, and the best samples brought about la. more money than last week, with leas di .paution to tell. K other lore doing in foreign Wheat, at the turn in favour of the bolder. Spring Corn or each deverlption remains much neglected. The Linseed mar ket remains inactive owing to the deadness in Oil, and low pries ab taim.ble for Cake. In liapened or Cakes nothing doing. Present prices : Wheat, English, red, per qr., 36e. to ate.; white, Uri to 405.; Dantaic and Konigsberg, 43e. to 475. ; Pomeranian and Hamburg, 375. to 40s. • Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 345, to lis.; Itwealan, and Ude:we:32a. to 365. Oats, English, 10e. to i4s.; Danish, Ins. to 125.; Friesland, I is. to 13e.; Russian and 12s, to Its. Bar ley, malting, 2; e. to 23e.; grinding, 10s. to 20s. bean , 235. to 2-s.; foreign, 235. toles. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 235. to P.a. ; grey and black, 211. to 2fe. Linseed, Black Sea, 43e. to 40a.; Petersburg, ;ills. to 4Ss.; Riga and Archangel, 365. to 425. ; Konigsberg, St s . to 3)5. Linwird Cakes, Hall, at. 116. 6d. ; ®ore foreign, 61. Se. • interier, SI. flaps-c.d. 314. Kayo Cakes, 61.. 6d. to 83s. Tares, foreign, Sir. to 33i.. Gu.no, W. to 91. Ina. Boni a, 90s. Ityemeal, 61. Imports from Feb. 2to Feb. 6: Wheat, 493 qrs.; Means, 70; Lin seed, I,t W; Bone*, 110 tons. Irswicu, Feb. 12.—The 'apply of Wheat to-day was by no memo lase, and sees were made readily at an edvaree of Is. per qr. upnn a l san.ples in good mitt:altos. Fine malting li.irley is request, end fully as dear as last week. beans, Peas, and Oats were taken at Weimer rates. LEEDS, FEB. 12.—We are well supplied with most articles. Fine dry samples of wheat are generally bed for a small advance as Friday's rates, which is not readily acceded to by the buyers, sad the trade, though steady, is not animated. Barley as !.fare. !Beane and oat. slow Nir, and rattler lower. Oita r articles as before. Arrieihs thi. week: Wheat, 12,476; Osta, 963; Barley, 2,351; Beans, 1,6,2; Fess, 34. LIZIONTON BUZZARD, Feb. 12.—At market this day a wry short supply of N% heat on offer, and good qualities the turn deanr. Barley, on the contrary, a ;cod supply, and could be pur chased 6d. per qr. low. r. In Mans, rasa, Pc no alteration. Vim u,' per load of I buihele 21e. bd. to 22:. bd. B a rley, per imperial qr , 21s. id. to 2.5 e. bd. Beans, old, 19s. to 21s. ; new,lts. to 17a. rms, lea to 20s. LEwEs, Frb. 12.—Although Wheat comes to band apurirgly, the demand la far hula being lively, the value haring uudergorie no change since hat Tuesday. Barley, Oats, Beane, and Peas meet a dull, dtaggiag aide, and pnces are nominally the 'acne as Last week. whoa, elute, ltd, to la 10s. ; red, W. to 9/. I , a. Barley, :is. to 275. Oats, 15s. ta Oa. Beans, 26a. to 2te. P.aa, 2.ue. to 27a. LivenrooL, Feb. 12. - The last week's arrivals of grain, meal, and flour are upon a very limited Kale, but at toe tame time the general demand has been without animation, and there has been no cb.ervabie alteration in prices. At this way's market there am a fair attendance ot millers and dealers, but their operations were coutined to mere retail purchases of wheat and their, at similar rate. to Moro paid on this day ra'nnight. Gala were 44. per bushel lower. In a lee instances 3d. to ed. per quarter reduction was tub mitted to on Italian corn, Lut, on the whole, a lair quantity was taken by Irish buyer', and the decline wee not general. [hale; sad as were dull, and unchanged in value. Egyptian beens dimmed Gd. to le. per qr. The following are present prices: Wheat, per Nibs. English, rtd, old, tic. OIL to ca. 4.1. ; new, Ss. Ski. t., C. . tid.; whtte, old, 60. 4d. to 6e. Ithl.; new, Ga. Od. to 6a. tad. ; red, old, la. Od. to ss. 4d.; new, 4s. MI. to tr. Gd.; white, old, So. 44. to 3s. 11/.; new, s e9 4 .toCia.oM Btrley, per qr., Englieb, 2.35. to 270.. • Chevalier, 370. to 294.; Scotch and lriolt, per thaw., las. ed. to S.. Gd . Malt, per qr., English, pale, :Vs. to 54e. ; Irish, 40e. to 4th. thank per 43.b5., Milian and Scotch, old, 2.. td. to Se. 104.; Weloh. old, 2a. 44. to :at. NL ; Irish, Sire tarts, aid, 211. ed. to 2a. 7d.; new, 2s. 4d. to 2s. lid.; general, old, .s. W. to 2a. Gd.• sew, 2a. 2d. To 2a. 3d.; Beam, per qr., English, 01d,30a. t 034..; tio ' otehana Irish, per 414014.... old, 211. to 27e; new, 21a. to 475. rem, per qr., English, white, :tot. to 398.; Irl-b, pep, 264. to 30a. Flour, per 2solbs., Futuna and Irish, se. sonde, 26a. to 17a. ; tine, Ma. to 29e; .upenGne, Frs. d 4. to Ste. 54.; extra, 32a. UtL to 346. Od. Oatmeal, per load of 24elbe., 1849, 20.. Gd, to 21a. Od. • old, 19e. 6d. to 20a. 64.; .t Use.en old, 20,. to Ms. ri d. Bran, per 2411.4., 10d. to le. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, 3e. 5 4. to 6s. W.; wWte, Gt. 3d. to Ga. ed.; UnitrceStates red, 64.04. to lie. Id. ; white es. 6d. to Gs. ItkL ; Danteic, mixed and red, 6s. ed. to'.. Id.; high mixed, 7s. ed. to 74.34.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, es.o3. to Geed. ; white, Cs. 3d. to Gs. 5.1.; yoga amt Petentioirg, red, Ss. ad. to Is. 04. ; Archangel, Is. 10d. to 5..1d.; Odesea, common, led, In. W. to 3e. ; Polish, 3s. NI. to se. 74.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, Is. fkl. to 1.4114.; white, 6e. Od. to Gs. 3d.; Magna and Marianopoll, red, ha 3d. to sa. 7d.; Egyptian, le. Od. to 4s 24.; Mediterranean, ..e., hard, 45. 3d. to 4e. rid. Bye, per qr., Baltic, he., 2es. to 22e. Barley, ler grinding, 2s. 10.1. to•3e Id. Oats, per 4511., ge. CA. to 2s. bd.: Bowman, na.d. to 2s. 44. Beano, per qr., European, 28a. to s2a.; Egyptian, per 45010., 21a. 64. to 225. Gd. Peas, per qr., Mac, Ike., white, 26.. to 20a.; Canadian, 250. to 265. Flour, per ha 1961 h.; Canadian, sweet, Its. Gd. to 23.. Western Canal, sweet, 21r. to 23e. Ud. ; Ohio, 24'. Od. to 250. Oil. Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 235. td. to 3le ; Callahan, ; e'er to 205. ed.; k'rant h, super fine, per sack of 2501 be., 35'. to 365. Indian Cora, per Clelb., Ame rican white, 3... Od. to 30s. CM; yellow, 28a. Od. 280. W.; Euro pean, yellow, 'As. Od. to Me 6d. Italian dont Meal, per IWIM, 13a. lid. to los. Arrivals from the sth to the 11th of Feb, inclusive, inn Liverpool and ltuneern :-Wheat. 2,c33 qrs.; Barley, 35 ; Malt, IS; Oahe, 3,310; Bye, 3001 Beans, 1 ,1 5,8 ; Indian Corn 2,172; Indian Corn Meal, 6'l barrels; Oatmeal, 9,033 racks ; Flour, 3,263 cocks and 6,025 barrels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 167 qrs.; Mono, ; Indian Corn, 3,545; Indian Corn Meal, 1,831 barrels; Flour, .07 socks and 945 barrels. LYNX Feb. 12.-A very small supply of Wheat at market to-dar, an di prices generally about le. per qr. higher. The quantity of Burley lawns mate' hilly, and Maley best tuna were freely taken at fully the rates of last week, and Hos 10. per qr. more. Wheat, white, tillbe to 63lbs. per bashel, 385. ••0 40s. • red, 365. to .17a. Bar ley, beet, 341 1 n. to 33 1b5., Yds. to 24a.; extra, 2 31.; oonnon, kdbe., 20.. to 21s. Oats, 38Ibo. to 441te., 13e. to PIO. cleans, 631bs. to 661ba., 245. to 23e. Grey Few, 265. to 275. Four, tine, 30s. per sack of 20 stone. NEWCASTLE, Feb. 12.-The weather still continues vari able : Sunday was dry ant frosty, whilst yesterday we hat rain and elect throughout the greater part of the way, and last night we bed a return of groat, whereas to-day we are threatened with another onow btorni. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat Crum the growers, and, having nothing in since Saturday, the trade. owing to the Miner reports from the agricultural diotricto, soul the improved accounts from Mark-lane, opened with more tune, a fair Mistimes !molting in all descriptions, at fully law must, choice south country yellow making 42a , good inlaid 435., mat ou.erior Iteetock up to 45e ; extra tkintaic 4,4. per qr.; all wetglaed 651 e. per bushel. Flour mund rather more inquiry, but no advance wag practicable, elite iugh holders were deritous of caning their rotten:don.. Rye was in little favour. In melting Barley and grinding day riptlons few traneactions occurred, but in the buttons parsing prices were fully supported. Matt without change, and the same may be said as reelects Beans and Pea. Gala the turn dearer. PLYMOUTH, Feb. 12.-Tbe weather continues very wet and stormy, which delays the preparation of land for liming untie; but at this morning's market there Da only a twill attendance of fanner; and miller. *lamed a diopceition to buy of merchant., o have only a small 'now of eampleo, and at wren; prices no induce. meat to imvort. Fine Wheat, white, 11s. to 14..; red, 370. to 4 0 s. per qr. Barley, mulling, 22e. to 24e; grinding, 2es. to 21a. Vida, 16.. to 18a. rine Flour, 50., per sack. BALlanuaT, Feb. 12.-Our market today was better at teaded then last week, with a larger supply of grain, which was in geo,l ondition. Wheat was held firmly, at LW week's quotation*, and Nal,. are! quicker. Flour the allla AM before. There was more thin ntta , cut Barley on solo to satisfy the demand, but the best oaniplie oh:Mind farmer Mee. Oats were aka, bought on quito as easy terms ni on Towsley tad. In the quotation. of Malt, Beano, and Pedro, we hair or, alteration to notice, and thew aid be sell ..owl:. Wheat, Won% SSE. to ane ; red, sus to 30e. Beet Barley, wafting, 200. . • middLog, 20s. to 225. • tuferior , lea. 01114, 14 5. to 20e. Besna. aos. to Jta.. rem, 261. to 41Is. Hair, Sis. to As. per qr. Flour, 37a. to Me. per sock. P.LIORO Or ORLIN Iw AUKTRIC—The average prices of items is Austria to. the mooth of January In 1334 wore az+ follows in the meersl provinces of the Rooth e IA ha& Rye. Raley. Oats. Main. S. kr. E. kr. R. kr. IL kr. R. ►r. Ilukowlss ..... 2 13 ... 1 27 ... I 22 ... 055 ... 1 11l UJlicla 237 ... 2 10 ... 1 47 ... 1 0 ... 1 43 Bohemia - Mmma 140051 a ......... 3 10 00 "tri 0 ab". the 13 S 4 ... I 4 ... 1 Si ... 1 14 ... FAIN Raltburg . ........... 342 . . 11 4 ... 140 ... 114 ... Auattia WIN 6•1 3 48 ... 8 , ... 1 40 ... 12i ... 968 1.32. n• Littural terit449 4 11 ... 11 11 ... I i ... 231 ... 943 earuithla. Kno• ••••••••-•••• 111 936 • ~ 2 0 li. 2 4 Tyrol .... 6 3 ... 336 UmeNltwyS••• 3 4V 2 47 GATT LE. &-e --. ISRIA•11, Feb. 11.—We Inv* • small buply 011044 s end Shoop ; to this day's parks; ineliollmr 21 prhou IheMu front the north. We ham • numerous attendsmc of buj era, as the supply into Irolanit to Liverpool Is telling ore More tspecialy doomed for Boasts sad Sheep has lawn demt, tho notuer at fully mat werk'e ratty, while the latter bare Advanced folly 2... or as. Beef, Os. to Os. il.; prow, tis. to Os. dd. large ca." ,u•I wctlaces, id. W Sid.; prints mall weathers, td. per lb. METEOROLOGICAL RETURN WIDSZSDLY. Fri. 13, 1660, n. State of Use Weather at seek of the followine plac e it Niue o'clock yesterday monshig.—The mations in arranged in order of latitude. Cow.. 0-------{------Strangtli of Name of Place. wino. w in ,. Stat e of Weeww. _ .---_—__ ----_,_ Pvneotrut N.W. Strosgßn Partially ailed, N.W. N.W b4m4 oentle Metta llreez : Partteg Part6ll 7 7 cb w elft d l Pools. Rams Poarsasoorn &W. Gentle Bream Rale BUOZIOW S.W. Cabo Rate Haarrulas ....... LW. Fresh arffSo Rain Soatramemost ........ &H. go on &new k., BIUDONWATLI ........ N.W. Strong greem Pend Tettannam BSOMOOTOKII A.W. Strong Breese partway e s nen , Retiree. Manage B.W. Light breeze &le GREENWICH S.W. Gentle Breese Rain Sertorm Oaroest S. Calm He..ry gai i OLOOCILSUR Caraftu,s Dynan &W. Gentle breeze Pmagy re.—.,....., Yammers CONWAY W. Strong greet. Overman HOLUM/4D W. Strong blame (omega Mancararre. S. Gentle Beene oecreaw Lancaarce. S.W. Cahn Overcast WIIITIZATIN Sitar Svons aa.mt5.....„ W. (koala Breese l'Arti.il)rimAY Ntrtmersat ...... R ......... LAVA= LW. Gentle Breese en,. Hwy= °meow .. ....... W. Gentle Emma teem Eunesomon W. Gentle Brocze j therms THIS DAY. linte l Course o , Wind. Strength of Wind. State of V;e4y . ,.; Gentle Breeze. Clar. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Pram ear Comapeadeoln, tM " B h , PP".4 Ouett.." W • Lkyr. CASUALTIES. Britannic, Liverpool to Wilmingmn, parted her esl.'s, sni drove on the beach near Beaumsris, 11th inst.—Literpool, Feb. 12. Cambria, Foreman, from Odessa, in cominr u p th e r i m fr.m Kingstown, Rot on shore on the orm siA rites Charms!, but is espemed rtf next tids.—Duhlin, 11. Ermeta, Ohad, from Trieste for London, was stretll at Ragusa during a hurricane; new Ellen (sloop). drifted ashore let night near Wll.—Vver. pool, Feb. 12. Forti tide, Claristmu, for B.mbey, has put back.—Les!, Feb. 11. Franconia, 1341 e, sailed from Liverpool on the 4th brat., for New Orleans, with a cargo of sal , , and 11 cabin and 2 , .1 a eerage passengers; put into Or senor k, Stn instant, in a ' sinking condition, with lees ut sails, mainmast sprung, and sundry other damage, daring the gal , * of Gth, Ste, and 9th instant. Msbel,Rery,;(llartlepool, from Alicata, with millibar, has been assisted into the Wads, very Icaky.—Yarornith, Feb. 11. Mary (schooner), Cardiff to L'v , -rplol, has partly broken up in Carnarvon Bay —Liverpotl, Feb. 12. North Pole, for Philipkes, has put back.—L'verpool, Feb. 12. O'gs, Crowe, for Newhawn, il.S.,has pat buk, with pAtaps choked.—Sunderland, Feb. 11. Reindeer, Sen.th, from Australia, was totally lost at Nevin, ie Carnarvon 811 - . at two 4 . 13.0 Ck this morisiog; ti.a•tEt and 13 men drowned.—Caroarvon, Feb. 11. Victoria, from Newcastle .: Mar-eilles, visa Wien Wien off S cilly, 1. by a violsnt iqu.ll, which threw her ca her beam ends, when it was found nectss.ry to tae away ter mainmast. She was then dr.ven towards this i.:.nd. hr..: in the course of Thurs -ay aitt-rnoon stc was bo_rded aid brought in hers.—Guermy, Feb. 9. The late gales have done wry consi•lerable flipping along the coast, ard a considerable 1, ,melt are reported as having put al to Great Tram•..! mired, and with 'girl,. us ,rhfr (images. •SKIT 111). I,IILS. Hamburg. . Holland Lisboa I F Pacific India vil B.uthamptan l,' India via Ai srst ides Boston and Halifax Aezios and Hxvarcah Was India Brasil ARRIVED. Arrots—al Liverpool, February 12, from aucea— at Falmouth, February 11, from lievaserta—at Gran/vend, February 12, from ... Parma I Imam —at Gravesend, February 12, from Drawrar —at Falmouth, Feb. 10, from EMMA= —od Deal. February 11, from Ems. Moues —at Falmouth, February 10, from Fathumm—at,Dungenere K. v•'., Feb. 11, from Fara Nor—at a ravernd, Februmy 11, from GLMO.TON—Ri Falmouth, Sbruary 10, from OLADIATOM—IM Gravesend, Fab. IV, from Gorua—at Plymouth, February 11, from ilaussruar —at Graveread, February 12, from JENNY Lran—at Liverpool, February 12, from !Owner— of Demi. Feathery 11, from MARIA SOMISII—RI Graseoend, February 12, from Nia 14—at firsvewrid, February 12, from ir Nrra off Deal, February 11, from ............ Oerem—at Gravesend, February D, from Darker—off Direr, from theraato—at Liverpool, February 12, from Paovuourcs—off Deal, February I I, from Fran— at Gravesend. February 12, from Ql RAW D MAGER—AI Liverpool, February 12, h. r Koval—at Orarerend. February 12, from Rorarina—at Falmouth, February 11, from thmeare—at Queen,torn, bruai 10, hem . . st R,.lon—at Queen.logrn, February In, Mm .PRIORTLT—III Grave...nal, Feb. 12, from riCTORY —at Gravesend, lebruery 12, from WlLLums—at Liverpool, February 12, from New BAILED. Cremate Purr—tram Grartwnd, February 11. s'. Eater anuan—ham Gravesend, tebruary 11, w. New !lumina'—trout Gravesend, February 11, to • Jona Mena/a—from Sh eld4. February 10, to blosancu—from Queenstown, February 10, to •••• 31.1..c0u teem Shields, February 10, to Vacua.—horn Gravesend. February 10, to Boras Errams —trent Shied, February 10, ta... St pi:won—trout Queenstown, February 10, to 1. Tues. l'aornsaua—frootrhirlde, February 10, to L. VEBBELS SPOKEX WITH. Lrre, Feb. 4 bt.3l, loa. 11. ?e . t.a /Isom tram Liverpool foe New Orleans, Feb.: ) . Snitees, ten torsion. moos., (slop). of Liverpool, mitring to tho Euthward, 40.344 11.31. [Advertisement.)—TnE TEETIT.—A very c. invention connected with dental surgery bas been intnNiner.: Mow/id, of 17, Georgeeotreet, Hanover-square it A tn , ro of an entirely new description of artificial teeth, fixed w.l h.. • wire, or Ihtatureit. They as perfectly resemble natural zee to be diatinguished from the originals by th,• cheest °bor., r. will never chance colour or decay, and will be tens! rt.t y any teeth ever before used. Tole method dues not totaire tion of to As, or any painful operation, and sir. suet., and teeth that are loose, and is guaranteed to restore maatication. The Invention deserves the no: 4e of :he of importance to many persons, and throe interested . do better than avail themselves of Mr. I,as ard's•k:.: a.. A [Advertiaement.]—A LIVER COMPLAINT (Tin • V HOLLOWAY'. PlLLS.—Eztraet of stetter from . John ML...n .• . Fry., dated Melbourne, Port Phildp, May ri, i t .ct I. • • llohoway.—Slr,—l had Draw addicted nearly two year. t . complaint, aotompanted with dying punts in my .1a a... • of sight, end ditliculty of broathing. ANT ." • twenty ixTunds in medicinra, without hiding any roar(. •! to try your pills, and by the.r use anJ suet attortli w th. arribed regimen, I am effectually cum'. liT.lterai: kW the syn , publish tbia .tatement in the thct nth,- tr.l vu. h..• recount to your invaluable malk.ne. awl tber,by .len.e . bebetlt."—Auld by all drugunee, sad At rroirvor Bahl:lent, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARNARTI.—Feb. 11, at Toth-road, Lambeth, ?Ira. Vanua. i maturely, of a von. COOlikS.—Feb. 9. et Ity.lopark-equare, the In:. of G. Co, Esq., of a daughter, sit.l.horn. MILLAR.— Feb. 11, at 11.uupateml, the wife of W. 11'.e. of a daughter. ItEDI.IIV. —Feb. 9, at Ortalow.witae, Brotort:n, t he I 0. 14 Waie. Fag.. Admiralty. of a, eon. ULLATHORNE.—Feb. iv. at Ladbroke-equare, will of LL H. Ullatharna, Hp., of a .M. MARRIAGES. BILADT—IRVISELL—Feb. 7, at St. Anne's Chunh. 8r5 ,1 7, Eag., !A.D., of Uenedorw, rouegsl, :o • • daughter o: the late J. Ituseell, ,J. r., of Punleutry.h..... , tem-eal. GOKIIIO—PAN/UN.—Feb. 11, at the church of th.• IV! . I. .dataltoll, by the Hew. John h- t'. I.^i• sea of nor U. U. Gring, nacho f lliKt den, sh.e. Anna, seeped daughter of the late J. Fenton, jup., 1•••; . • • Gwyn, At gimp. IIIe6tEZIIi—LOADER.—F , b. 7, at fn. Warts. 01.1 ntee • J. Alsekintetes of I.:Weber,* to }:then !terrain, ? ,•f E. Loe4ler, EN., late of stabernsulo.es l , I now of Upper 11111gaeaten DEATH& COX.—Teb, Ila , If loops Vu7;,;",Tß7de. Can.:me, trite al: liuteigil a. Cos, of ter 111.1.C.Marrice, mut ot ttmattont-t.. 1 ., t'. abtre. it/111100N —Feb,7l, at Dudley, P. A. Joh/I.h. y. w•tre. ton o' , • • kW W. B. Jobaratn, hay., el 1 urge hull, mattJahrr. LLOYD. —Fob. 19, R. Langton, the 'WT. E. Lle).l, brut. .° Paterley.houae, Buck; sited 59. PliPYß.—Yeb. 11, at Oreastoor.plue, Louiro Chatlot.e, •• d.lifilltfU. Popp, Fog. POCKLINtiTON. -h h.. 1.., J. Porklingt .12. EW., of • tram, and West sasahichl, aped 79. PRICK.— Yob. 10, at Ike Rectory, Ottani (luny, "WO. thi tire. U. Price. rater at Utat pariah, ' f ed 11111litWOOD —l O , b. 7, at him niakleace, tr.d lk.laa a, Chrlt ealia". R C. Aren Ear., aged 73. TATI•NALL.— rood, Feb. 7. Alt uod.4k..e,,aa eat. t.laapor, Jam , wet) Tatman, Veg.. Coasotaaakr Fruited sad pablahol tri WILIAM. Kiss 114 k...., No. it. I. ".' "^',. o. SA.' Rent r. ot: •s. r SO 3 • eir.. la tau OICCONI OS • o il3O • I r I , I'