The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-23 00:00:00

C g Kam ?onkel.? bar test 'Pail not be ebereed with I wen teen Ofteorlete Mt of express. To: several ••1 Gunn Ireei.bel est of revenue Mr lbw halflitar, for re neee's el tellies neck and immanent say, are ea (Alon— • .1 19a —Ver es :1, vretwals, and resent. dor et Um& Ineo.o^ ut one am cowls , "Cm 100.6"...„ 54.0• • 0 fol.—rog fievis••• 114•01 1 0. ... SAW • • sm.—pft riseirat lap --.—.......--- WOO 0 nO,OOO 0 0 111111 WW. cot am' ne► miller* "ambridell.' rt veaseais amen Simard ••.•_• . t 17,920 0 .5140.2 2 10 Walk* shoot, M malt of ramewal food r" Use sent o f Z111,1113 to `rod en the nth laseary, 111311.% meet mower ee offing seer and pt truer way. Tb. iscorisfe are po , p,riy sapperted by areatehers. and the etsamments an duly founded es the company'. beaks, and will be fouled sufficiently clear skirt further eorseest ; we, novettheirs, desire to at lie as *Wreath= or two in refer ence to erre items. The "surplus engine" account raimd to trpmeest the fact ezbiss is the company's affairs, in• jested by Its title—namely, that it pruner a larger stork of engines then is sufficient to work its Indic. The cost of this ezire rota buboes hitherto merged in the general capital ser esiniune; bat, as it of Wires an item of asset available darns the period of its tideless* to the revenue of that period, and will, when eallaweved, require to be supplied by positive estby, we have thought It 'Saki that cartel Arid be at ewes whored of the vain amount, and revenue duagets therewith. gradually, r the sane beftwes exhausted in its sessie.. The anr,ust is credited to capital represesta the value at vatic', the tugboat were returned on the weer en to oar of the present; boat.' of director. The item of profit sad lam at the credit of the balance-sheet, ha respect of muss app.icable to revenue egoosnta a s to the '4 h January, 1849, now Ivan& at the sum of 169,3261 130. 9d., which aunty 35 :NA 13e. 24. than that at which It stood in the balanciossaat of 4th Jr!, 1849; the knew consists of item. of a 4500 renews to those constituting the former balance, which have been developed by continued ',feriae. ties. The whole balance remaiss as item to be disposed of se the sharehold- , a may direct ; ruled it he deterativid to rave Otis sues to capital, it will redness eke u n a upeuded Wear on that account from 186,9161. Os. 6d. to the sea of 16,bee1. es. 9d. MIDLAND, ---------- Theo accounts of the )(Wend 'tansy to be presented at the bel , -yearly sweeties to be bolder the 27th testate have been printed, sod afford the followlaet parrindene : The mho tol, tett' alley le stated et lb 873,6391.4. ;the total capitol empowered to be reseed, 17,762,1291. 15e. ; the to•al malty to Dee 31, 1849, 16,319,4191. 2e. 7,1. The lib bilitits aad tteources of toe 14 . 1 0 48 , an lhtu .toted Lutattame. Amount due on loan notes-. Z202,0'0 0 0 FAtuttat,d Lt..bilitt.• and turthaivallay. 554.120 7 10 Istinaled surplus £1,644.796 1.1 linseenews !slaws et the swat of 449941 asosast 1114,616 3 6 Calls Is warms of payment Cells tote omit N.B. Aunt reword es is £11,11211,396 1 9 Author hirtber debentarai ... MAW II 4 11.6. Asoani mom* ea iir beatuns T0f~1.....,...._.. ... .... 52,661,7110 IS 6 The statement of the nomae amount thows a dipostble balsams :4101 0391 6.. 44. The eta steal stateastat of below:ea on the 31st Dee, 1849, b fellmte : is aphal anon& Debses at or a at dereed---- £14,614 I liosseew amend dt .... ...... 104,039 6 4 DOWRY said fauvist 269,047 IS 9 Debts dee to asatneSee arli Whew ..... ..—.... 97,993 14 4 Pireawarot way renewal Ilene 1,92,2113 16 1 rowelled be bed does 1,300 0 0 Lem* tai mined 9,311 IS 9 L3llkell If 2 20 Wince le Umbers' hands . £191.326 I 10 80000tve mom " sad toots" .... 10,001 IR 7 114020.4111 e• Wed 4.OPJ II Il Omit •• Arm bald by Urns Oniiiy Ifork7 deilider Is dr Csegmey 231,675 17 4 ...... £319,67119 Tim atridesd r proposed kr tM Ma par Is thug Ewa 2 • d. 211,140,723: :10 Corolidsiod at S 2 10 : 0 per *AL pre =Ma 0,133:•: 0 : bM40.911440 4 . 2 pert , / Rook 4031.334 I 3 97 SI: 2: 11 pm at. per acre= 3,344 S 0 31,970: 0: • 111110111%144212141 Peek, M 424 per seat. pm mom 750 0 0 Erewarli Tear ASO Awres. it £4 pet teal. pm son" 300 pa share 4.130 0 0 l ICELAND. Dvaraw, Fin 22. FIRST PUBLIC SALE OF INCUMBERED ESTATES. The first sale of lands by public bidding under the Incumbaed Estat, a Commission took place ytsterday, and created considerable interest. The court was crowded by persist,s interested in the Talus of linded property, and the learned commissioners thenpelvve were t• • auctioneers. The lands put up for sale were these of Kin:ough, in the county of Mayo, the pro perty of Mr. Bair', of South Park, R2scommon. The night Hon. Baron Rich--rds, Dr. Longfield, , and Mr. Hargrave having tak*n treir seats on the bench, and made some preliminary remarks: Mr. Pewee Jives matted whether the sale wuuli be eoa• Armed sad elueluded that day, should the eomm 'timers b e of o ? piotuo that the value of the property had beta I end — tea lede.d. r, if the purchase money is Dr. osgil•ld—And the eonveyance will be extents!, wailed, awl delivind to the patchmer this day if he desires it, ex paymeat of It.* money. B►ron WM:lds—And it slaty be satisfactory to know that a ♦ery small box will bold your couveyeace. Tee io!lowing offers were then made, with warmly say delay between eeee bidding : Mr. Pierce J ,ye* £2,000 Mr. John Smtth Mr. Lewis 0 O'Neill 2,200 Mr. Joyce 3.000 Mr 80.ith 3,200 11i further bidding having been made for about the epee* of a admit?, . . .. .. —.. _. . Rerun Richards said, " Well, gentlemen, yon are fairly esabsrked in tilts now, and we .hill certainly dement the purchmer in • eery abort time. It ill not our iLteritioll, however, to hurry yon, should you require a few minutes for emtaideratien. Me. Joyce—Rays I boon outbid ? Baron Richards—Yon have. Mr. Smith Is 2001. In advisee dyers. Mr. Joyce—Well, thee, I'd give 3,3001. Mr Smith—l'll give 3,4001. Mr. Joyce-141 make it 3,600/. Another roue having takes place, Banes Richards—Ws are not gYag to adopt thopbrasisce. /any of this aastion room is this court, and to say, , Going, pia!, roe," a. sem fresh bidding (Leuchter.) Igo further offer having hoes made, berm Richard. de clared Mr. Pi ree Joyce the purchaser of this property for tie son et 3,6001. To. time occupied from the llest bidding to the conclusion of the sale was scarcely more than ten minutes. sad the property sold for twsaty years purchase, lees by 801., at the present rem!; be Stearin renard to quit rent and rest thaw, and the 2301. to which the linos are subject for the repayment of advances for drainage, the sum realised would saottat to 23 years' parches.. Baron Richards—l may mention for the information of gentleman who aro disposed to purchase. but have not suc ceeded to day, that on tho Ist of ?di rah seat we shall have another very excellent seta's to mall here. Smelt wu the result of the first experiment of the new cam alesion—the first public test of the rattle of Irish land ander all the depressing circumstances of this country—and a very fair and favourable result. The farm consists of some of the best grass lords in the licit of Ireland; the rent at which it is mow held is the feting of last year, when it is well known that land was at about its lowest value; and the 501. fine which Mr. Kirwan paid for it, is viciously described; far if, as I have heard it stated by those who were intimately acquainted with the circumstances, he took the land fur ooly a single year pay ing 601. i n a d vance , that sum might be looked upon more in t he light of rent than of a fine, and in that case the rent would really be some where about 2401.; while the payment of the sem due to government for drainage and advances, being spread over es many years, will be lightly felt. Viewing the matter in this way, the ynrehaaer hes obtained a much Ltsw bargain than tit, above re. C A of the proes in the wart would give one SPORTING. LINCOLN SPRING 36 ERTlNG.—TayeaDee. HANDICAP SWASPITAII is et 20 sow sack 10 IL sad 6 sup It declared, wilt 100 'deed, the mood to save his ask+ • 4 miles. (19 subs. 7of whoa &alas , d Yr. 'Dates ad Lucy apd, lest lirattat i l Ndreerth's Radii, it ps. lean 2lb (Capt. flaw TM irelewlas alas sterted, but *et* sot pissed : r. l. Rheirefre British Ifseasaa, seed, Ma • Indlre?; Mr. OM. ear's Trust lair Not, ago& lOst 716 (wan); Mr. Wilma ad Ab 644 Rader, wed, 1014 410 (Csaavem); Mr. Brier ad B MW , drd!_ lON (Oreeej; Kr. Woar• Victors, fat 1216 !Arable • air. Carew's Tense Letawy, riat 1011) (DO- M) ; dm2 . 217. Harriesa's Labia, fast 616 Dolby 7t02 VA %lush Yeager. 4es 1 art • el Kadr,9l l ,l =mama Net, Ito 1 esst Leay Male, sad 6 le I opt *ea r m by twe Ihraas el 6 sew. asehtr b :6 edam% ter tbretrye sW sedwpwesda ; ass was well a helr. (II ebbs.) Mr. T. W.Lart ....... 1 Whashause) 2 um. The followbat nih fie : Mr. favery's Hi R Hal 6 yr ; !Arne% Oxford Blue, 3 In ; liouritictas Sir Charles, Mr J. Bucklores 84etrrno 1 1, yrs; Ur Can. Qilidruped, aged ; Mr. &Il'.Cisd.reU . D 3 tlinf 3 to 1 apt hut, 3 tol sot Slag Hsi, 6 to tart Qoadrayed Wos wary by throe letor.ll Fxastsas* PLATS of itSl added to Sereepetakes of 8 Kn. ak, fee throe yr-obta tad upwards ; two Who ; 7 subs. ; woe woa la two Mar, by ter. Williams.. ad Swift, 4 pi, bruin 6 oasts. BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. BIT Majaerg's stag hounds. Moeday, B ard Lioa,Braeka.sil ; Welaseday, leer Heath ; Friday. BoscounflAd-11. Cheshire \mods, Monday, Barley Hall; Wedwisday, Shipbrooke Bridge ; Thursday, Poole Hall; Saturday High Leigh—baltpset 10. Brighten harriers. lioaday, Patahas; Wednesel.ay, Raw sours ; Friday, Dyks— quarter to 11. Brookside Merits, Monday, Newmuket Hill; Thursday, Trlscumbe Ty. —hall-past 10. Worcestershire homed,. Moudav, CMGS, Perry Wood ; Wednesday, Ostornsley ; Friday, Heirell—balf-rast 10. Upton barring, Taesday, Burned Swat —kali pas 10. Warwiakskire hoards, Moaday, Upton Wood—haltpost 10. Henfordshke lasseds, TUf S lay, Tenth Milstein Da the Abergassay road; Friday, Duminaton—halibill 10. Mr. 0i1..'. hmnds, Monday, Newest Wood; Friday, Frith Wood—half.pes 10. Ludlow Inside, Taraday. Boniest= ; Friday, Cookridge Cygnet. Suffolk hounds. Monday, Brettingbas Park-gate; Than day, Ending Town ; Saturday, Livermore Park—bill-past le. Hasbledoe hostels, Monday, Broadlialfgesnv Dowa ; Wain , sday, Southwick hoes.; Friday, Fair 0 - half pas 10. Badaworth bomb, Tesulay, Soewsby Bar; Thuniay, Wentbeidge ; Saturday, Stiattou Try...piss .—balf. past 10. Mr. Lesley's hounds, Moaday, Oslaston ; Tuesday. Din aingtea ; Thursday, Park Lase; Friday, Dalton Bar— ball-put 10. Brashas Moor hounds. Moriday, Hook Moor; Wednes day, Ciatelorth ; Friday , Church Fames; Saturday, Schols —kaltpast 10. Rufford honed*, Monday, Hirklington Hall; Tuesday, ' the Whit. Pat; Thursday, Lsaton Village; Saturday. Langswith Lodge—bull-put 10. Lac d Yarboewegk's hostas, Monday, Why Cress Ro a ds; Wednesday, As day Villa ; Friday, Blies Village-11. Lord Hoary Besek's h. ends, Monday, North Carlton ; Tuesday, Naidgo Inn; Wednesday. Brant Broughton; Thursday, N .repaglace ; Friday, Barring ; Saturday, Langworth Bridge. AND CLERICAL Res. G. Ooodnum toWileadliMier of Bishop's Stortford Grammar Sara), Herts. Rev. P. W. Molesworth to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Devon. Rev. J. T. Robinson to North Petherton V., Somerset ; valor, 8321 with residence; patron, Rev. J. J. T..ogood, who has exchanged. Rev. J. J. Toogood to St. Andrew R , Holborn. London ; mine, 1,33112 , with residence; patron, Duke of Buecleueb ezebang• wl•h Rev. J. T. it iblitsoe). Rev. W. D. Veber to fit. Peter P.C., Newton.in-Maker. Lanceskire ; valne._ll4l. ; patron, T. Leib, Rg. .vAcAmiimL ----- Hereford, St. Mary Minor Canonry (Coates of Vicars Choral); vale. ' 1701.; pa roar, Dean and Cbap;er of Here ford ; Rev. A. Pearce, deceased. Biddenban V , Bede, die. Ely; valve, 1001., with resi teerejoratroe, lion. G. R. Trevor; Rey. T S. Orirashaire, Bolan V , w. Huntingdon P.C., co. and dio. Hereford ; value, 7201, with residence ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Beretord ; Bay. A. Pearce, deesewd. &pont British Cnaplatney ; Rev. H. Winbolt, drain& NAVAL. Movnitairrs.--ber Majesty's ship Plumper was at Ber muda Jas. 25th. She was the only nierref. war fallen in with by "he West India snail steamer Treat. Pates MOSUL— (From last night's Gaurta.)—Ts■ Sm.—Notice is gives, that the see , ast sales of the pro• reeds origins from the capture of the slave view.' Flora by ►er M•jesty's et. sa•teseel Sty:, Henry Chads, E.q., Com mander, oe the 13th of March, 1843, will lvt regiitered in she High Omit of J lairalty on or after the Ist of March WOODIMAD, aging. MILITARY. me. ism eight's Gamete.] WAILOWICE. Pis. It. lit Regt. of Lib Ods.—Liest. U. D OTIMATIMILD, to be amt. , by put.. Tin Ostozo. prom ; Coe. sal . gob.Lloot. Sur W. A. FIAIIIIS4 Met, to be beat.. by our., vice Steestkill. Sta Gds.—Cor. W. Ivous to be boot, by per.. vies Ilscaak Ltalemp.—Oor. D. IL O.crelearen to he hest, by par., Tice Welli b7 pria... la that** Mounted Sidemen. 9th LL —Ow. FL Score to be bent, by par., ries Clifton, app. to the 1 Lt. Drain 13th Lt. Drepa—Capt. W. IL Torrainews, to be major, by per., Mee Marmot, who veto. ; Lieut. T. O. A. °ooze, to tempt., by put., Ow Tottenham ; Lissa. C. 1. Curren, tram the 9th Lt. Maga., bee hest, Mee Wm leth LL Dem.—Om I. Demme, to be heat, by pm., eke Ibbetaoo. Who Ws. Note Oserda—las. art MN. A. W. R. Ilsntea to be lies , . seal pill, by per., Vies thallium. H. AL IL Daseen, oleo rel.; B. P. W. Oman's. gent, to be est. sod lieut., by pc, vice Neyrick. Ist Beet. of heat —lne. 3. C. tins to be neat., by our., vice Lloyd. le IA Wert India Reit. Itr;.tr d as. G. S. Taman, tram Nth F., to be nevi , by par., vice Loaggen. The retires. Nth It—Capt. W. I. nat. hors hogs. asst., to be cape , vies Bravo X.J. G. ob. exchanges. 3dr.—Ens. S. IL LIWILSbCf to be lieut., by per, via Itiebardsor sebe sets. 41r- slit P.-I kit T. C. Tonne to be opt. by per, likekb% who mt..; Eva rod Adyt. W. Jame= es have*, rank of lieut.; Ear. C. P. Ileareao to be Hest. bY Per, Ow WAG , . Mb F.—Capt. A. P. KIIIMOV, boa Ur 2sid Wet India Best., to be wt., eke FMK, who exabaniee. 59th F.—Xejor J. W. I. Paxton be be lieet....eoL, by per., eke Mos who reta ; Capt. D. P. MARIAM SO W twit, by per., vise Pal-, ton; Lieut. P. W. Diegesrr to be ease., by per. idee blacklrdy ; Ens. H. C. Ihraseetiuso to be hest., by per. win Ileanett. Seth P.—Matior C. Lswis to be Iteet.A.A., by ier., eke 'Wahl'''. who reta.; Capt. IL 0. Ikon's to be aselor, per., ewe Lewis Lint. E. A. Motown to be eapt, by . eke ugh.. ; has. J. L . W. Pews, to be rent., by put., vies 87th F.—Lieet. J. Bettis, to be cape, by per., else Taylor, who rets. ; Bre..tjeat R. Dassoo, to be bet beet, by per., vise Babb; Lint. Z. It. Illoonsau., to be adj., eke leak prom. 514 F.—Pea J. A. Bavaoaes to be superealad. 89th F.—Lieat. C. BLOUSE, to be is L, by per., eke Berewbottene, who ret. ; Eno. I. W. bantson, to be Heat, by per., oleo Weak*. Cape Mounted Ittleaten.—Liret. P. B. IL Waco, hoes Ilk Lt. Drags, to Weed., by per., eke Bose.-Ilejor Jobettoa, who ret. let West Dellatimp. —Wet. J. Lions treat the let F, to be eapt., by per., vise Aim, who rot. Mg Wes t labia Beet--Capt. T. W. Pam; ham the 76th P., to be ma.. vies Xmas, who reel. Unarreenew—Capt. the He.. W. 11. 8. Carron, front the Ist Rept. or We Oda, to be major, by pur. Noreawca.-114 w J. T. WitrtAnn, b..p. neat., has bees per mitted to Mks bon the werviee, by the of hie nomogram, he beim gent loom a settler Is THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1950. pease. It was alined that the damndest, wis prems t is this seethes, and senotleted and alltbralted ibis promidimi. Actions tee re seventlogly hroetthl, tome of whims atheried, bet two of them e ohne a Mr. Steal and Lord Charlie; . 13. as elith tailed, and an emmetlon fur CONS Will WM./. maim& lie pelmet plaistiff„ wh eh he mid. Por the &Acme, it was urged that as the law now stood, Do petnisional mateettneeman wet liable for say simmers te rm/wed lame ho took an motile sad deeldedpeet is the Webs of a essepsay, sad is this owe Mr. Gibson did not attest say seedrg before the Roth October, end wee *sly • mischer gibe ememitthe ea ths 14th of the* month, es that abe dna Minh paid late mom folly covered the thin of the Warred after that period. With retard to the Mimi brim& ist the Wadi's setae. It woe not sr. ressal W a *real 1111.15tLa of the eseestittee. sad the eassarpremat was ass eatered is tM atisates. hat wee made wittiest the derselsath elms, ametica. breeder to make the reireatery othensitteetees pay. The jury retuned a verdict for the *Lill be 811 24. oa the Arm mouses of the declaration. and for the defendsat on the other hese. COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—Ynnaosr. Mr alai AT NISI Fin's *T OVILDRAIL—BIZIPOIIi Lou) CM/ Jinn= Wags win ♦ Bridal. JURY. . . The Court ;;i7ocesPied tiewhOle7day itiiiying the part heard case of the Electric Telegraph Cou.pany v. Brett and ()then, which was as action brought by the Electric Tele. grpaph Compaq against the defendants for as alleged in t of their patent for eowntsualestiag signals by steams of the electric telegraph. Th e ease was maim ad. loaned at the riaiag of the wart. The Attorney-Gest'''. Mr. Martin, Q.C., Mr. Smith, and Mr. Oran appeared for the: plaintiff, and Mr. Cock burn, Q.C., Kr. Webster, and Mr. Chines won counsel for the defeadants. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Ysentiumy. Mu Paros.—lbou Ilia F. Pou.ocs, C. 8., AND • Lamp:o emu& 'CIT. RINXII AND AIITOTIIIII O. CLAW—RAILWAY This :was an action by Sir John Banal* and Mr. Re. mingles to recover 2,7001. from the defendant as one of the pronelanal directors of the Ent and West Junction Ralway as campeasstion for surveying the line. In September, 1846, He plaintiffs were appointed satinet's to the company. and they enrwyed the line from lLidderminator to Hereford. Whoa the edeadent become • provisional director, Mr. • saildr. Remington were appointed as sneers, and a nedialMa was passed by the disasters that Ma anigineete, solids= sad secretary should enter into a bead isdatani fyiag the pravisienal director*. It did not appear that sash a head was, in fact, *recut. d. Subsequently Mr. *Lima declined to set, as he had been retained as en gineer an another railway; and Sir John Ramie, who oososated to act, wee rppoiated. There was no question ae to the performance of tae work, or the charge' being yea. seeable; bet it was alleged that the plaintiffs had cons.-rated to look tor their remuneration to the fonds of the company, and not to the provisional directors penonally. Mr. Bocill was counsel for the pleintiffe ; the Attorney. Otiverat and Mr. Pbipeos for the defendant. The LITI Chief Bayou loft it to the jury to say whether the plaintiffs, or either of tram, understood that they were to be paid in the usual way by the Fr:Maimed directors, or oat of the funds of the company. The cause occupied the entire day, and at a late hour the jury returned a verdict Sir the defendant. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YisTaRDAy. Barons lac. Coupuoseaa Tana. IN &i PNITCUARD AND DAM. The hearing of the ease of taw broken, which hen ben haqneatly beton the court, and which has bee. Irmo( ntly reported in our junta, was resumed yesterday, and after some considerable discussion, Ilia Roam said that the ease appeared a mass of con fusion, sad the question was, whether Pritchard should be called upon to make sews alteration as to t►e entry of 7,3461, or be allowed to pas% and take the cionsrquencee if the account was incorrect. Further time was required for the investigation of Maria Marlow's ocanat, which must be takes item by item, and the official 'algae, would Pave to say whether it was correct. He mesa not judge, bat without his assistance the learned commissioner did not see how he was to decide. It was clearly a matter of amount, and he (the learned commiuioner) dad net knnw bow loag it would take him to go through it. It would be weeks, months, teare—ke did not kcow how big. It wee a lose of time to these matters hen. . _ . Yr. Pritchard was so setae/ with the aoeuracy of his amounts that he would consent to an adjournment fer Is months if required, but he could not see the utility of it. Has Honour paid that time must be Veen to Mr. Ball, of the km of Cisilter, Ball, and Co., to invest/sato Kalil Harlow's account. The Commercisl Bank must aim fueaish a debtor and creditor account. An adjosnenent nu speed 'upon. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCULT.-APPLEBT. FEB. 20. Bprois Ma. B•amg Rove. DIALICIOVII SHOOTING lIT • POACRIIL hada riaaston --- ,ageZlii,,reratissitdliaiereiSperfectly. was li:dieted for maliciously shoot.ng at R .tert Orphan, game-watcher to the Sari of Lonsdale, with intent to de him some grievous bodily harm. It appeared from the evidence that the primmer had dyli brrately fired at and wouselad Orphan, for the purpose of effecting hie 'ewe from several gani•-watcbers who bad detected bin in the act of pearling, and who were in pur suit of The jury deliberated for three airman, and found the prisoner Usury. The prisoner was swain .signed, along with Richard khastos and thriry Wilkinson, on an indictment fur night poachiap, to which indictment they all pleaded guilty. Isaac Johnston was sentenced to 16 years' transportation, and Richard J..hnaton sod Henry Wiltisson to be impri soned for 18 calendar month*. THUILADLY. FHB. 18. NIOHI POACHING. John Me f'iek•rs, aged MS, Robert Nelson, aged 24, and Thomas Ferrer, aced 22, all rud and write imperh tog, were indicted for eight poaching on the premises of the Earl of Lonslale, near Lowther. The prioners were found Guilty, and were sentenecd to six months imprisonment. he `meld have den., had it not teen for the Workroom of his mother sad sister. He then titre ate m': to have his revenge, and to murder them le their sleep. Mr. Tyrwlutt irquired whether they were in feat of auk Wma is emu comes of the prisoner's three't They answered in the alihmatiee. Thvg had re ass i iN g up the whole of the Light, beinp in fear teat he would put kb threats Into emeatioa. Mr. Tyrwkitt asked the prisms: what he had to say to soak isfamme waded ? He sullenly mid," They won't let me have say none y." Mr. Tyrwhitt—Ton are a had eowsrdly fellow, and I order yen to Rad responsible Mil to keep the pease for the neat a.: months. He w.k emmyed to prison ist default of bail. LAMBETH. _ ANOINIII CMI OP 6101LIPBT ♦ F• 11111 .—Thootas Child, $ hawker of whiting. who his been in custody for a week, on a chugs of mast grossly ill•ueing his children, and chaining up two of the he>, by the neck, tar 24 hums at a stretch, was brought up for anal nucleation. The chaining, sad general ill-treatment of his children war clearly proved. Mr. Norton, after reprobating his con duct, untanned kis b my penalties of 61., or two month, sub for twin chaining one of Ms sone. end bl, or twu months more for onee chaining up his other sots, so that be will have to pay 141., or be imprisoned for six months. 'root LW LONDON 0421TTE.—Fridoy, Feb. 22. SANKSVPI:i . . BINIAMIII Amman, Demme/et, Duman Ire, getualler, to surrender March 14 and April at 11, at Exeter Court. Bob., Beer and Rundle, Deemport, and Mcgdon, Exeter; off. swig., Heraiman, Eider. Amur Bunn Beenagatenest Bt. Marylekne, ateehmaker, March S co arte s : 4 :l42,4 . Bas in i l ughaU-street. dais., Mmes. Bleseell, .roacs; of. mfg., Standeld, Beath& lolstrat. Cuomo Jason C.fateraa, Greenwich sad Shooter's-hill, Kent, @abettor, Made 11, at IL and Mardi st 11. at &Weskit street Ilak, Miss, CopthalLeoart, Throgmorkm-street ; of wig., Stangeld, ZacaAtua ILMMAMD CATCMPOLIL Upper LMIPCIMAMSIM; LIMIOD4NOTS, etweremoo k SMarth 1, at 12, and April 5, at IS., at Bminghalt street Pails and !fatherly, Greffeam-greet; off aadg., Cannot B . CombilL Teuou DUPS, Ilagings, Nuesez, builder, Mann 5, at le, and April 4, at 1, at kelustaltatreet. Subs , Robinson sad Haynes, Orchard street, Purtaan-equare ; of. amid., Johns's, Basinghaltstreet. WILLIAM HAMM; Croeternwell. Devonshire, victualler, Harsh 6 and April ;at 11, at Exeter Court. Rols., Hawke, Okehamptoo, and tea. Easter' at gang., MORA, Exeter. Claunsa Jameson, Newendle-uson-Ti oe, warmer, March 7, at 11, sad April 11, at I, at Newouttle-uPon-Tyne Court figs, Lawrence sad 00.. Old Fish-greet Doetore'-aommoort, and °MOM and Leighton, legromtle-costa-Tine ; of anti., Baker, Newcomb. uportayne. Fauns Colchester, Yeses, carpenter, March 4 and April 6, at 11, at Begaghall-street Soh., Bull, Ely. place, Holborn, and Abel, Colchester; it asalg., Graham, Coletastustreet Woman Lcres, Preston, Lancaattim, innkeeper March 6 and 26, at 13, at Maschester Court. Sub., Atkisson s od CO.. Manchester; off. wig., Pott Manchester. NICHOLAS NAIMMIAMD, Trete. est, Glamorganahlre. draper, March 6, at 12, mid April I, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sob., Lovibond sad °legate, N•water, Samemetahlre, of. amis. Acrantatt, Bristol Nicktea Moguls. Woolwich, Kent, licensed victualler. March 12, at 11, and April 11, at 12, at Baainghall-eirtet. But., Butler, Tooley street; off. wag., Bell, Colemanotreetbuildings. Fammucx Pants, Hondo, Demashire, lieendraper, March 6 and *veil '3, et It, at Caner Court. Holt, Cornish and Parnell, Bristol, sad Wrellnd, Exeter ; it. egg., Mesa, Easter. Taoism Smoros Summer emit ticarboi ough, Yorkshire, veinier, March 5 sad 26, at I, at Leads Court. Sofa, R home and Greene, Leeds; it. eseig., Mope, Leeds. Tatams Yoaseau, Ashbertoe, Demos/11re, Blackmer, Muth 6 and April It at ii, at Eiger Court. Sob, Fraticis, Newton Busbell, sad Storks, Exeter; of sasig„ fined, Porter. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Joos Jemmy, Luton, wine merchant-2nd dlr. of 31d., Feb. 23, and any aubeequent Saturday, at Or net's, Abeltarch-lane. WILLIAM HOPISVL Lasew, Upper Norton-street, Fitzroy square, apothecary-Ist sad kg dies. of 7.. lid., Feb. 23, sad three subse quent retardant at Groom's, Abehur Iglasse. WILLIAM NUODi, High street, Aldgste, tailor —2nd and Noel die. of gid d.. 1,0 se.6. 23, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Ala. ehura PAITIIIOOI and JOIDAM, Luton, wine merchants—lnd dlr. of Is. 2d., Feb. 1:3, and three suheequint Saturdaye, at Groom's, Abchureb lane. THOMAS NAIMIIIIIOIt, LIAM, wine merchant-2nd and final div.of 24., Feb. 23, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's,Abchurch lane DITIDENDIL—March le. J. Addington, Lendon.road, Southwark, oil and colourman—March 13. 0. E. Baker, Deptford, and Union tow, Illetlbereet, Camberwell, milliner—March 13. P. Biddle, Judd street, New-rod, talio r March 19. lt. B. Burton and 0. Bulpin, Dublin, Micivlrapers —March IS. W. Bury, Black burn. Lancashire, grocer—March 19. A. IL Chambere, scar. and A. IL Chambers, Jun., New liondaitreet and South Mohan-street, bankera—Merch 11. T. Cook, Bath, publican—March 13. J. Clow. thee, Huddersfield, corn miller—March IS. 1). G. Futter, St. John's. quart, Clerkenwell, ironmonger —March 19. T. Gale., Durham, shipbuilder—Mara IS. A. Gilmore, Stortiford.bill. merchant—Much IS. R. Higgins and W. Higgins, Ludgerth Wiltshire, dram m— ain* I A. Jeep, Corbhil , City, shipbroker —Much 16. J. Kemp, Chippetgeld, Herthordihire, victualler—March 2S. J. Laurie, New. ington.caeseray, milliner —March 21 C. Perigsl and C. Brady, Cle meet'a4.arie, Lembard.atreet, City, wine merchants—March 16. C. Itoberton, Mambeci, Yorkshire, steel manufacturer—March IC. J. B. Liwell. Norwich., grocer—March 15. it. Search, Lower-rued, Ro the; b,the, carpenter—March 13. W. Mackin, Regent's canal and Harnmeremith, naptha manufacturer—March 16. 0. Shier, Dooms. tee, ironmonger —March IS. H. Smith, Jun.. Ili uth Oeken lon, Essex, fanner—Match IS. J. Smith sod It. Smith, Kirkborton, Yorkshire, fancy sloth manufacturers—Match 16. IL Turner, Old Cavendish- Street, Marylebone, tailor —March 21. 0. Finer and H. Winer, Brietol, bre sera—March 13. F. Whitmore. Jun., Walbam.green, Fulham, brewer—Muth 19. IL Wk., Fleetetreet,City, patent portable eater closet maker. 168 to be 'ruled, cider cause be shown to the contrary, as IMT.y of rired•S. March Is. J. G. Armatrang, Princeenegoare, Ratclifrthighwar, coal mercthnt—March 15. C. Barnett, ltheinghell.rtreet, City, fleCinilli book manufacturer—March lg. S. brook, law, rtb, Suffolk, taVor— Mercb IV. W. Hutt, Jun.. Ilene-bay, rehoolmarter—March 27. Clementros, Shelton, Staffordebire, rwithenware manufacturer March 15. T. Greenhow and C. Paster, Olthetreet, st. Luker, and St John-street. Clerkenweil, distiller —March In. J. C. Joining, Spred St. Peer, Northumberiend, dealer in lead ore—March in. J. Mock, nahtomin•Mackertleld, Lancathire, coal proprietor—March IS. W. Stock, Ashton. n-Mmkerfleid, coal propriet,r—Mach 23. W. Storey, Leeds. wool dealer—March 15. 11. V. Tuck, New Carci.dbh- Mott, milliner. CIatiIVICAIES to be coolfrosed, outer moo be stays to the itantri Feb. N. J. L. Bemuse; Magda ry. len-row, Onat Precool-street, Gtodsosn'afle.de, mereharat—Feb. Is. C. ambles, Baintoo, Lanes. ahlre, brielmtaker—Feb. 22. T. J. Fromm, logratn.e aut,Fensburch street, CUT, [attar—Feb. I. Hepworth, eeibi, Yorball.re, linen draper—Feb. 18. e. Inebbold, hiancliester sad Saint° brekmaker —Feb. 18. J. Motdton, Mame, Lancashire, loiner—Marth IS. J. 1111111 Ps. Cambridge, boo:maker—Feb. 20. W. %owler. C,editon, De vonshire, auctioneer—Feb. 16. J. Yeomans, ob.:Meld, table blade matbuf.tunf. PARTNEUSHIPS DLiSOLVED.—W. A. Brander and R. A. An daimon, Suttee...wharf, Southwark, wnarfiragers —W. Cargill, C. Ileadiam, E. Mummy. and Jane Cargill, Negras., le-upon-Tyne, mer chants, en far as regard. C. Ileadiam and Jane Cargill—E. S. Crewe and H. J. barter, bt. Mary Ale, City, gereed merchants—W. French and C. Dttindage Jobnratreet, Beilfsed.row, surveyors-0. Ham lin SAW H. Campbell, Leadenhallatn et, City, abipbroliers—J. & Har man and T. Cawley, Oztord-.beet, batters—W. Haworth, L Hard man, W. Cargill, C. Hearn .m, E. Mounsey, and Jane Cargill, Calcutta, Liverpool, and Neweastle-upon-Tyne, ro faros regards W. Haworth, L. Hardman, C. Headlam. and Jaen Cargill—J. Heap, M. Heap, and F. Mari, Almoodhury, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers—W. ilogarth and D. thirtieth, Aberdeen, punkin. merchants—J. Miller and IL Miller, Livermiel, irickl.iyers—T. Millington, jun., and B. .trawen, Nottingham, Roman cement manufacturers—W. Musson and T. Skeels, suuon St. Edmund's Lincolnshire, farmers—L+ M. Norris and W. Matisse, Liverpool, commisaiun ageuts—J. l'a•ker ai.cl C. Page, Great Baconm net, Br haat-green, and itlittechapel-road, cane dialer.—D. Price and J. S. Daniel, Margate, surgeons—U. it. Provis. and T. Partial, Ws:mintier, Wiltshire, grocers—J. Sirosnonds and J. Lug, P iamb -yard, Gt. SupertaitreeLpit.JllBl6ll* carmen-I.Buttclitf and J. Mown, Thrap-ton, Northanplosibire, saddlers—W. Sutton and J. Eunice, jun., St. Michael's-Why, Oirnhill, illy, tavern keepers—C. Turner and V. IL Fiske, Norwich, linendrapers —W. Tyrrell and Re bens Foster, Cheltenham. paittrycooks—J. Welker's.' Mackenzie, Greenor.k, grain tnercharits —H. Webb and B. Webb, Cork, bacon curers—lt. Wham and J. Wheen, Old Gravel. lane, listcliff-highway, aoapinakera —W. Wilson and W. Audubon, Cat s lorrighta—J. Wright and W. Worthead, Lytham, Lancarthire, plumbers. gab) lintelitgence, HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAT. 111100111 /lll_ LORD CIUNCSLLOS AND 07111.1 PI2BII. PIM. V. LOAD GHAT AND OTHIRS.-SALMON FISHING. -BNIACII OF iNTIRDICT. This was an appeal agaituit eatsr;lll";te rloentoes of the Court of Spann, originating in an interdict against an alleged illegal mode of fishing practised by the appellant in tha river Tay, preventing the Bth going up to that part of the river of which the rapondeate are the praprietore. By the last of the interlocutors caosphined :of, the court amerced the appellant in • &leo( 261 smith default of pay ment into /at Majesty's exchequer by a a rtain day to be imprisoned far six weeks in Perth jail and to find sureties to abstain from illegal fishing Is the said river. Mr. Ander son, for the appellant (who is • pauper), submitted that the charge against the appellant woe not austaintd, by the evi dence adduced in the court above. Tim Lard Chaocellor, after reforriag to the evidence, was of opinion that it was sofileiget, and that the ititerloeutors were well founded. The question was not • qu. stios of law but of feat. Lord Brougham sweated to the view taken by the Lord Chancellor, and the utteriocuton were affirmed. Loan Cocrtma's CLAIN. The hem o formed Wolf lute • committee of privileges at fan o'clock, upon the claim of Lard Ckrille, of Cairo's, to von for represeatatin peen of boatload. Mr. Wortley, for the eleisnaat, said he would prove that he wog the eldest son of Sir Charles Cohilk , deceased, who was the eldest br Aber of Lord Colville, of Cairo.., who died • few west' ago, without isms. It appeared trout the 'vides,' thee given that the lots Ind was twice married, and bad by his first wife a domihter, who died in, Jamey, and had no child by his second wife, who was sister of Lord Elleaborough (one of the mimeses') ; that Su elterles Colville was the neat brother of the late peer, sad died nine him, karing two sone, of whom the claimant is Ike elder. The ksitis of the committee being Whiled with the proofs, it was resolved that the claim was made oat, and the *air man was dimmed M nport the neolation to limbo's*. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Yeerearom @mum AT Nut 142(11.-6eioas Mi. JIAMCZ COLUMNS ax &mu& Joiuse. BAVAIIt v. 011140/1 —RAILWAY LIAZILITIIII. In amlo — a — the plaintiff by his declarative s aimed, firstly, two several sans of 671. sad 211., the soon of two sonar broucht in his same whist two penman seated *mid sad issitelerk at the must of the defsadsat, sad is which the definclont premsboi to imbanally bin, sod also the sus of 7971. to adveatisionle. The dafeadast =Mr lidip as ,that *semi to 311- he mean pled, dribs Ind net the mouganest of the anima in gondola, nod that the maistabasig the said anises was swept sad onlowful. The plaistiff was sa ad Most to tais shy, sad the doleadaat was a beaker atffeiea Wald's. It appeared by the one ifir the plaintiff. 1646 a lino of railway, itellad the intent aad Nertiont imunies Jimmies, white pored threfigh &Sem .Waldeo. was Masissisd, sad that the oifat drensil smash at *ha affairs of the fatsoded scespaay, and was present when orders for diffrast matters were emit. He wee an. prams at a vasellag, whoa the liabil.tise of the sesspasy wins diseoused attar abominoie berme a fallen, and tie plaintiff's nails Illbseis Arm Is we err that the paevisinal mow 'Woo pry • saboodp to her the expemme, sod lan sotionsil to 'Bow hia same to Ise and amino ameba nisniste ef Ow minualuse who 414 not pay SAW ti 1114* noinettad that lie *fold be ot me es- THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. CauTioN TO Till PUBLIC. —Mr. Dixon, the secretary to the Iletrepolitaa Institution for the Protection of Trade, attended before Sir Peter Laurie, and said that be wished to make a few *Nervations to caution the public against a clergyman who was advertising in the newspapers for a lady to take the managemeat of his house, and that she would be treated as one of the family. It wee true that the party he alluded so was a clergyman, yea koowa to the sorely, and he held letters from the Bishops of London, Oxford, and i Norwich. is which they stated that they did know him, and had prohibited him from preaching in their dioceses. The party had ant:ceded in ge ring into pommies' of a laxge borne at Saarisbrook Marsden , on the burden of Erma, F.trese, by referring to Sir Watkia Williams Wynn, Lord Mossy., arid Mr. William,, hi P., and Lai issued circulars respecting • boarding-soheel which he had *paned there. Hie circular set forth that he had opened a hoarding school, in which various branches would be taught by ableaseisiants, but he noderstood no scholars bad been obtained. These e • advertisements were rot into Me newtpapers by sewspaper agents, who took them from • streager, sad however su•picious the advertisement 'night be, the caution at the newspaper cakes was disarmed. la this case the acme:ties meat was sent to • newsman who, knowing the character of the man, seat it to the Metropolitan Satin!: Warred of to a aewspaper, in order that another sleds' might not fall into hie trap. The advertisement vas of a largo eetalgiehment, which in tact (lopsided only of himself. an old how*. keeper, and • person dressed up as a military student. The party taking the duration was to have liberal wares. The rev. gentleman's ability to pay them might be judged by the feed that he had been summoned • few days ego for the sun of W. Ps. Id., which had been owing for some BySir P. Laurie said there was more ielachief done by these advertisements for young women to superintend establish ments than imps conk[ tell. Mr. Dizoa scud that another alas named Wilma, who had been already exposed, was enesisalially marrying es a deader trade. It we onbehle that 11011111 of these adver tisements relative to tko rev. gentleman he had alluded to might get into the papers, sad MI wished that, before ea mewing them, any female would call sad inquire at the Metropolitan Society ; then they would be saved. Sir P. Lewis said he had so doubt that when publicity was given to what had treasaired, It would here the (Met pattire maay peruse os their Mr. Dix in said he had no td. doubt it ; end, having thanked the alderman for his attention to the subject, retired. BOW-BTBBBT. F03.011T UPON TX3 ADMIRALTY. —W. J. R. Smi 4 h, Stemerly a clerk fats Admiralty, and C. Niblett, his set es=ale boned no for Anal 'nomination, eltargod with the seen et 6.31. 125.., by means of forged does eow, pormartang to be wiped by the emissary to the Gomeser et Ceylon, fro the peewee aad samenanee of dia. tround British meow to this ossatry. Another young man, named Boreker, who had bees ehargad as suspicion as being 'neatened with Smith, fa whose emartany he seen =ited, also appeared ea his resegaisonais, bet be wee be diashuged before against the other prisoners. Wow was proceeded wi t h Mr. Bwalason, easistant solicitor to the Admiralty, attended to oxidant the prosecution, sad Mr. &godson ap peered for the primers. The prisoners haring declined lusag anythiag in their defence, wore then oosentitted for trial. -- The primer itesith wee salt charged with the book wake was found is his bowie, sad, it being identi stealing fied a belonging to tbs Adairalty, by the °tibiae connected with th a t anahliehatent, le wee connolttod it, Vial. • HOPIIPOL You;•,—.1:11M;ii;or, sea of a respectable troderma residing in.Leathertaae, Kolbe's, was charged with having attempted to Wu le his Molitor ' 16 years of ,sitter. sad also with hawing to murder his mother tad It appeared that MD *tow reseed to wart, biotin a beim supplied with st = e by Ids meats. Oa Tinsmday Int is mon d , whoa quarreliel k4 b e aus, who was 'lag ea a sok Is • bad state or health, Pod rids( Ida by the throat, be Mush upon his pans, mod some that M would strangle Al., which SCOTCH SEQUESTRATTNS, JOKY Cameo: sad WILLIAM Newbingirg, Perthshire. spirit merchants, March 2 and 2t, at chs Drunnuund Arms hotel, Cnet. GI:1;T NAVIN. Edinburgh. &slier, Feb. 28 and Much IV, at Gra hana's Moan, Edinburgh. PUBLIC SALES. Pen. 22.—8 y Messrs. Sucyrcumowrie and Sons, at the Idert—Prealsold tarns, ea.led Treberth, Pembrokeshire, South Wales, containing farm-house and buildiegs, and 119 acres al land, let fur 1201 per soma : also containing veins of Iron ore, anthracite coal andculm— 6,8501. Two small tenements adjoining foregoing, with 41 seas of land, lot for fif. 104,-3001. Two 4ottagos wit► 234 ccres of land, let for 71. 10L-2951 Fite Bolds, comprising 10i. Or. 2p., let for 21. 4s. 61.-- 1101. A cottage, guidon. and *ix acres of land, Ist fur 81. 55.- 2961. Hairy Stump Farm, udjoini, g the first lot, sad compels law W2l l scree of land, let for 201. per annum . also 21 mere of wood land, the whole containing mine of minerals-4,0001 Bros Hill fum, containing 45.. 3r. 3&p., let for 361. per annum-1.7001. ..---. Freehold house and shop, High-street, Chipping Orgar, let for 351. per annum-6001. Two leorebold boosts, Hermitage Cottaais, Northend, Fulham, let for 781. per samosa, held for 83 year* at 201.- 4951. MIWWS. BULLOCK, at the Mart—lmproved ground rent of 102. Z . 6d. per annum, secured for 68 peers upon 32 houses, Lovrelarse, Wandsworth, and various tenements Deaf the Game, producing 1732. 24. 41. per annum, held for the same term, tree of ground rent and land tax redeemed-6961. Mr. Jamul Torus, at the Mart.—Poiice of insurance, in the Equitable Society for the sum of 6,0001., life 47, premium 1671. 2 24.-9801. Messrs. VaIITOX and HUOKIte, at the Mart,—Freehold home, 13, Li.tie Moordelds, estimated anima TADS 651.- 3361 Mr. EDWIK Fox, at the Mart.—Tbroe lioness, 29, 30, 31, Charlotte strut, Old-street.road, estimated to produce 741, per annum, held for 30 ye try at 404-1101. Leasehold ground rent of 431. pe na upon six houses, C xnwall terrace, Deptford, held km 94 years free of ground roat-6961. MARKETS &MAR.—The average peke atflegrr, the prating* of the Britl.hpocereolose In Accedes. 1110111,11111111 hoe the mores made In the emelt rade( the lea di et Feb, 1839, 25e. 710. per cwt. Bow the produce oithe lb& 61d. per cwt. Sew the produce of the Fait loam le Me ag. pee out. Tao avenge price of the threefeteliteoldolalSkete. Wetly, lane. 11141.preewt.—Geeette Swam, 122. 22. Strosat.—TM sugar issiket cattleses eatesately dull, sad priore mot tab be weed Naar Ism. Is Wat=g r p ; Wthe wasemeteas ae• gibe aalaipaelmat. bat be ;til l has bus did demi 1,60 oar Neve And boon Yaw oaf km, at a ii 111. wort. is *snag el biggest IN AWB b %wad sow kmaslid. 6011 N Wire ban an di= a e id i viodel. moo bosopooddleouo am =d la Uverport lbeirmaiaba ill ttie part. Re redges at all Oseariptioas is quoted radar Weer tab week. Is BM add W bite Vieame wade an ripartel. COT lON —taYtwrooL. Pen. 22.--T.i day thin Is • fair alendatior of the t 1 'e. end dm demand Is mot!erate, 4,010 balm be. log add, taelmalase 1.008 lobes by *peculators, at an Monad 01. per lb on the lowest sof Wreliweday. American deeraiptkma WITS been freely offered, and the Greed sales made about the middle of the Well were at Won which holden; bore e 1 eertectinea the aotboda t o quo rations of " fair" awolltles Are enifornly redueer id. per lb.; and in the low end odddl•eir qa dines • denies of Id. has Wee par gaily submitted to. Brindle and Egyptian@ ban parbellum of the geoarat =at, mod Woo dalifiod about id. Nob. llamas are body mad In ion • edie et pew A. has gam/01y bean sob. taittod 1,061 balsa of 20 Egyptiaa. read 60 gond hare bums taken on agosnlattoo. A ar 11171 Awls. sad 270 ot aurae foe meet HOSIERY. &2 —LimanEa. Feb. 22.—1 n C , ttnn lords tor P ep e ring the damn' eortinues brisk, and • fair business is ther 'Linden( geode. coosidering the time of year. Employ. tract le general, end noels and Trees maintain their prima. We are tekrined that the adman In stre'ghtdown were bee been gene. roll agreed to. WOOL —Lotepos Feb. 23. —Tbn oiler have been Is daily progress shim egis day week, the attendance continues large, and the biduings brUlt. Mess ly the whole onto la evening has been sold, and the prices paid show an Messes on the rates of the last Isle of Id. to 24., or an amigo ot led. per lb. The auctions wall be brought to a e'ass on Mashy Bait. Arrivals are only 6 , 10 Mc co lonial and foreign. In Ymliele s good busbies. continues to be done, and the priors paid arc fa ed. to id. above those of last month. Lamm, FFSSUART 22.—T;• solos of combing wools have tIJIII without any clump this week. Prices may be quoted about the acne so lag week. In clothing wools there la no alteration to report METALS.—Lostoolt. Fsh 22 —Thom prises still revisit' unaltered, nave In one or two very trifling n•n. GLASGOW, Feb. 21 —We have bad an ezeeedinuly quiet art market Pie•lren Me meet. Them have been few Manama. and those at lower pekes than our last quotations. The prig may y be quoted at 465. to 465. 6d. for mixed numbers, cash. HOPS.—WoneRSTEZ. Feb 22 —Our market continues very quiet, doe flops only being In say demand, low and middling aorta neglected; but, se the mean advances, we loot for an improved demand. at higher rates. Mom, oer cwt.:—New Worceeter, 130 a. to 140 e.; around choke, lire. to 1605.; yearlings, 755. to MA. ; choice, 100 e.; 1646'4 60.. to 70e.; 1943%, 3.15. to 50..; and cld olds, 20u to M. CORN —CHIILYPYORD, Yoh. 'z2 —Tim supply of Whom was rather better than lad week, sal full prima were ouipported, but the market atoned heavily. Barley, Beans, and Peen nakintainril last week's prices, and the supply was short, in consequence of the fanners becoming busy In the gelds. Average prices: Wheat. 40e. Barley, 64.. lty. Oat; 11s. 9d. Beans, 235. 4d. Pam, lia. ad. CoMINTMT, Feb. 22 —The following are the prices of grain here today, with a slow trade. Wheat, 146 to 13s. Malting Barley, 235. to Ne.; griming, 225. to 235. 0:d Beans, 12s. to 13e.• sew, he. I Ins . 80. Old Oats, :Os. to 27a.; new, 17s. to 20s. Peas, gre;, Is. 6d. to tic 6d.; white, ab to Ils. Sarni', F. b. 22.—Wheat boo been seine/ to any 'it Our market at about Is. per qr. above last week. There was mare inquiry fur Barley and Oats than of late; prices, however, may be mid to be nominal. 64 heat, NIL to 42.. Batley, 246 to Its. Oats, 13s. to 17s. per qr. LINCoLN, Feb. 22.—We pave had a good show of Wheat to-day, which was taken eI slowly, at sat week's prices. No change in the value of other grain. Wheat, red, 335. to 39t.; white, 465. Oats, 126 to INS. Beans, 261. to 306 Barley, 21s. to 271. per qr. _ _ LlllfEaffOOL, FEB. 22. —The deliveries of &rein t ethe r Ettplieb farmers continue en the same large reale as fur the last km or tin mouth., with no Men of early abatement, sod we may now fairly infer that the produce of last harvest was greater than calculated upon at the time; Indeed, it is now stated, from an important sari cultural quarter, that in some eases the large yield of wheat has com. worsted .or the low price that Imbeen ruing. This week's average of British wheat Is 378 lid. per quarter, and is the lowest we have had sum 1836. The marks tine morning was again extremely dull The purchases of wheat and Rout were entirely in retail quantities, as nailer prices to those obtained on Tuesday last. The demand for whey articles woe also of t.:e moot mulcted nature, and pricer are nominaL There was move Indian nun offerirg, several parcels ril Meh were of the last crop, and rather eat in condition; the demand was slow, and thi. article was moldered 6d, per quarter lower than on Tuesday.— irrivals from the 19th to the in of Feb. bselusive, Into Lltertool : Wheat. 1,214 qra.• Barley. 462; Malt, 24: Oats, 1,699; Brans, 646; Indian Coro, G. 191; Oatmeal, 1,584 sacks; Flour, 1.314 seeks end 1,242 bat reb, Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 162; Bears, 44; Indian Corn, 3,651 gm.; Hour, 236 barren. SOVIIIAMPION, F. b. 22 -There was a good attendance at market to-day, sod but • small supply of Wheat from the ferment; yet the trade was without aeintation, the business; transacted being at the fell rates of last week. Barley in lair ramply, and, the demand being moderate, he value rattler tend, downeards. For other grain but very little inquiry. *lour, 290. to 391. per seek. WAIL/FIELD, Feb. 22. -Our arriesis of grain are more mesh/ate titan of late, and the agileulturel district. give iodications if rmaller supplie.. The 'A hest trade is by no means ache, but there 9 firmilesii at abut laid week's price,. Fine Barley to quite a. dear; light and inknor eery difficult to quit. Oat., Shelling, end Beane, tr a m the remit reduction. are held at prelim'. rates, but demand continue/I limikd. The following are the present quotatimet Wheat, per qr, of 60.135. to the WM.!, Suffolk limes, sod Kent, red, • new, 40s. to 4:5.; extra, 425.; white, 49. to 46e.; extra, 475.; Nor folk and Hunt., red, 3 7 5. to 39..; extra, VI.; white, 425. to 41m.; extra, 49 ; Linooloihire and 4.ltwidgeshire, red, 3611. to 99.; extra, 39e.; white, 4es. to 4ls ; extra, 43a.; Torkslutv red, 32.. to 17r.; extra, 390.; white, 41e. to 43e. • extra, 414. ; bantato end Konigsberg, white, old, 425. to 43e. ; titre, 475.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red. 376 to 4 erre, 41e.; Mediterranean, red, 36.. to 375.. extra, 38e.; English. old, red, 39.. to 425. • white. 47e. kbirley, per Imperial qr., Norfolk and Su ff olk, 2344 to 91.; t etre, 276; Lin colnshire and Vorkelore, 29. to 246 ; extra, 23e.; Scotch, 12e. to Us.; extra, 245.; grinding, 11e., to 5.,.; foreign. 20a to 226; extra, 2.9. Been., per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, tine, old, ils. to 32.. ; new, 265. to 29.; Belle, old, 291. to 391.; sew, 23e. to 26m; foreign, old, 26e. to 21.1 e. ; new, 245. to 26d. Utatc, per stone, mealing, 7d. to bd.; ex tra, 91.; feeding, 7d. to id.; extffis, ftd.; foreign, 7d. to Pd.; ester, IM. Shelling, per load of 26116, 99. to 21..; Malt, per toed of 6 bushels, 32.. to 326; Pea; per qr. imp., blue and white boiler@ gas. to 2sn.; extra, 30..; grey and feed, 24.. to 23e.; extra, 265. Itape.ced, per last imp., Er glish. 2W. to 311.; turtle, 291. to 311. Limited, per imp. qr., 34.. to 445. Imports during Ws week: 11 heat, 1,420 qrs.; Barley, 3,312; Oat', 1,122; Beans, 1,3341; Peas, .68; Shelling, 1,6111.1 CATTLE, &C.—EXRTER, Feb. 22.—The supply of catt!e I hex keen al ck, as micil c •o in after the fair, and that of Sheep but moderate. We notice no variation in the pnce of cattle hum the quoutiona given at the fair. Sheep have ao'd well; fat ewes, ; nethera, 5 d, and mull prime withers, 6d. per lb. A few Lambe were offered, which mild dear, 225. to Sze. each for Lambs weighing from Piths. to 30.1.., being the quotation. butchers' Calves, Scl. to per lb. the oupply of Pork (*aromas waR but moderate, rather Jere than that of Lot week, prices ior good Pork were, how ar, rather firmer. Large, wane Pigs, In. 6d. to ba. per ivory ; ordinary quality, ha. to 6a. ad. ; good Ptak, 6p. lid. to 7a.; (try few prime I'ig. brouAL 7a. &I. per score. GLABOOW, Feb 21.—Our market this morning waslargely supplied w ith doe heavy cattle from some of our owa best grazing districts. Dull sales, and no minuet in price. Best oz Beef, ifs. to 470.; second, Vs. to 445. Cows, Bulls, and inferior lieusts, 30e. to 384. per cwt., stoking offal. Ihe sheep murket was Urge, with good demand. Prior► aumething sioular to last day. Best aged warders, 34d.; gerund, ~d.; ewes. 4d. to 44d. per lb., sii.long ulfuL Calves suave, ot,d high pe teed; from Gen to L s. per cwt. l'iga Demand slow, at from 31.4. to 345, per eat. Lumba, Irmo ba. 14 10a. you quarter. WEST' INDIA MARKETS. JAMAlCA—kW:climax. L. 2! . (From Ile Cordon's Circular.) REVIEW or THE DOT 0001 M BUSINEnd OF 1849.—We regret exceedingly ow inability to report any improvement la the inland dry gads business of 1819 over that of 1841. Disastrous aa was the Dimness inisuiseted during the latter year, the past twelvemonth was still more wuntistactory in its results to Mu trim& of our trade. The autinued and incresued depremiou of agricultural urfAire, evidenced in the Lumber of mutes stn which otativstion ems either entirely aband.wel, or continued within very restricted limits, pralocall its never-UW.Og inmequences. The circt.la•too of money among the I Mutant./ almost txasr d, and their inubiley to ours ohne Any other How the most interior Wicks of clothing, ounu riled importers to lay theinselvos out fur a dircnption of business as owe - MlAfrai , e 410 it wostri, t. Sllue imyettu wr certrinif pram trade In the Indus of strangers from angora t ana 7 las t riitett States, but it doe. not ad a it of a doubt that the advantages derived from this mute did not by any moans supply the deficiency which restricted meamon the p .rt 01 our peasantry and MOO of the middle chnue. of the inhabitants of the island created In the result of the retail dry good, budneut of 1819. The quantity of gocls imported during that year was undoubtedly cuunid:rabiy mow than it me in runner period.% but tame won a bunantable d.&•ream in their value against the importations of felt. With 'voted to the foteign buain-wi trans acted duntut We past year, it chards us much plea urr to report a slight improvement In the demand ler g o ds tor the Panama and ouaat Gude. There was also a trilling revival of our business trans aettons with Compesehy, which had . ern interrupted by the war In Mexico. It should be remarked that of late year. our foreign trade generally has been of an exceedingly tluctu ding nature ; it nourishes at inkrvalsonly, and is always deeung and uncertain. tin the whole, we wall not venture to say that the entire foreign business of 1849 lamented any appearance of li.inilitllloll, but there were cer tainly no very strongly marked feature, of immurement. The liteuded alteratinn in the route or the Engldth .4,4ruers will, f canted into efes•, material injure the foreign trade of Oita iso4llll. Carioca Will. It la expected, become the depot fort tetete of New GratiaiLt, for Northern Peru, of Ecuador, Walken, Meueo, and California, in which ca-e the greater part of the trilling amount of foreign busmen, now dune with thin country will be traunfei red to I..mitua. Trade has nut improved since our last report, the generally heavy stocks preventing any revival of demand. We report below sum transac dona as haw actually oceui red. Bur.—Half-turrels " 7Liaii"ltein g 440:i; 44e. bawd.—Wat.aen's cracker. sell at fits., and I.l'ot bread at 195.; bat the latter le esceeding.y dul4 Baltunore plot has been sold at Ira. The supply is very ample, Boren.—bruk u taken Mowed out/Atkins at I Id., and prime Amer. isea at Gd. Foe ■aae psreels or the latter, mune time on band, 61. to 7d. la accepted. The stork is rather large. Croentrot are moved at fid., Gpl., and *moraine to as•ortnent ; 7's, n'a, and la's are very itilfreult of sale; long fi'e, It's. and 14s. (especially the first two) are the favourite Wars. Clol6 , ll.—Etagliab has been dull of sale since Christmas. A parcel changed bands}emerdayat ged. Thestoek of nmerie.n la so abundant that a great portion."( it will spoil bahre sates can be effected. We may quote it at 3d. to 6,1 t. Corral, -*melte ge rale* of ordinary have been made at 36a. A few other tranaaetione have been effected at 3W. to Ewen.—American eaglet ate worth it toe per cent. on is. for the dollar. Hon " a.—Lancashire are taken at I wt., and Amerman at 74d. Wed. Ten barrels of the latter changed handset the laotouuned rate. The stock has b.en conaidet ably reduced, and the article to wonted. Louwooo.—Jamaka to taken Mt* to 415., and M. Domingo at 4W. to 41m. per too, on board. Morr.—London bottled porter Is dull at 7n, ale is In rather better demand at 7a. tat., per dozen. ut 70 to SO bop B. E. were tunic at auction at 6..61. to 7a. I'awirre.-7We reports side of 30 . 7 baps at led. per lb. g.t7.—Prints is r. r ry dolt A sale woo mode 4 emotion, being part of a cargo aband. ned mitt. mcullar elfctithetYlitelk al SOL and 31a. bd. Was la worth 645. to bar., wording o.ouultty. Neu, since the passing of the WI, baa been au Oriel' demand at 2s. Pd. to 21.101. It is now generally held fur te. per gallon for upon, equal to 4s ed. kw home consumption. Post The market is Still VIVA, WWI a very abundant stook of all descriptions. no con unat.tion of thla ankle b.a coasidersbly dimt nytkM of We. We gaols Meele's taltas. at 10s. to 101. ed. Crown Sella.. at 14..14., end 1101 be. at Us, &us' range* at from 12s. b les. per 100Iba ToNouas.—Anarsitaan pigs' are tot to favour ; but as frisla are maw and emits& 30a. to SY. is got tar the tomer. Touaeco.--vendialt, lo's, is selling at Witt per lb. bluncludirs • BILL.—Os New York. SO uays, 2 per watt end 6 0 dag=per at. pram. —Maah akinetests of saw me taken at ha to es. ed. Tiara r vary Bur meow and imp* Batik venni, am samerta whom of behead kr Pomeamrett—(Mtbiteled ter the B. a gamer 13oviot.1-46e web* Me matepase no variellankime at Mee dew 17th instant. ode hommehome math, of Mill imeiheasihedisemal at portions IblMtß.Y6gl rp , atlea. far riskasd,ad Ns. Id. to 17a. for EN*. Metwill galas kankaaaa+sael4wad in picititd fish:. anskanla seatlay at lea. ; AM's. at Nal seed Mkt firrtitia, with ma, UV& Ilad eh We net telly mehatileol ear ; sid7 b. Bd. Ms tem obtained tar it. • • 111011\1141IN oft Loao.a.—cokadal Bank dap, Ire seat. prem.; 00 days, la par cent. prom • 30 dap, I per Not. prow Janunas Bank ; le tlaya, 1 per ask ;KM. METEOROLOGICAL RETURN S. FATOILDeIt, Fla. 23, Igso . Th. State at the Weather at each of the followiaa Ou t . Niue o'eloak y.•terdq moraine. The stations r messed is order of latitude. Coarse of yseitio - i -- .----- Now of lira whin. wm. 1 NAN or %glitz 17NNWW.:::: Cka°":Ge".itieUs:eea"".Btl3l4B:"merevsea'se"Ri'----°""'°"r"*PrlrttanPwdallartiallj :ii; Pensoura Paola twee Gentle Breeze Partially el an d, Permanent Bauman* eree IlAin icarraTetue ... L W *. 01110.tuttle Bosses I Cl paual oarly , amii, BIUDIPSWATLII UNMOOR 11.4011141•10111. W. batena. bitentaa W. Gentle linen ' Cloudy GAZIKJIIIIGII....— W. Wrong Breese , Oyer_ rest Amway, -- W. Gentle breeze rartbily , my Gentle Breeze • Partially ci a ,„,4 GLOWCWITIII ...... B.W. Gen.le Breese Partially th u d' Carainnua .—...-.. W. Med Wiwi Cloudy Biartisonan -.... W. Gentle Breeze Greer -art tmw0rri.............. N.W. Strung i:reete Partially Cloud Pirtik3011001111........ W. Strong Breese Oversee% ' y Y•IIMOUTII ...... N.W. :Suring Bret/AI Cloudless Came (Amway W. Lard Wind Partially rl,trly TIOLTIRAD W.N.W. Gentle Breeze Parnell Loud, Live - woos. ........ - N.W. strong Breeze Cloudy Naomi:wan ...... - • W. Strong Breeze CP•erCuSt LIAIIJPGIOX W. tarots w.u.. Breese . Partial, Cloudy ~Aau ___. N.W. Strung Breeze Clear Rearms ... N.W. attune Breese Overcast Latin., ........ ......... W. Strung Breeze . Bbibt Fu n BICIWICK ... ...... N.E. Gentle stem Med, Graanow Botswana N.W. strong Breeze Partially Made mod, Tills DAY, Noon. Course of Wind. Strength of Wind. St.te of weather. W. Gentle Breen. overce.t. The returns from the following places did not reach thin OMCe in time for publication yeatetdey ; they the f ,t, ne indicate the state of the weather on Thursday raweiii at nine o'clock. W 1117101.'1W in I W. Duas Mary gram l;:uudy SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Fran ~ , she " Skipping timette," aad " LL..y CASUALTIES. Evart, Cogle, from Ostend to Goole, was stranded, F:'. 18, on the B yerlsadeche Greasiest ; crew sated•—Amster. dere, Feb 20. NAILS UL'/., 0 Hamburg __ 0 Holland Lisbon Marcia Pscifie Lodi. via Son Issumton ' Indic • a Ma.seiLes 0 ' Boston and HOPS: Mneb7 Mexico and Ila•mnan West India Feb 21 Bra: I AltitlVkll. Atstow 7 M . co,s, ferseary 21, fn. Pernseihwo st Ni.ch3o Amotuaw—et Deaf; Febrvari hum.... . Ai Deal, February 21, from ..... Aaaan—at Hull, February 20, from AATRALON—M Grarerenk February 21, from ......... A:. 'L.:II,A Boast CHIEFTAIN—off Doer, February 21, from tharnt• Cosonsatinc—at Plymouth, February 21, from ........ Carson—at Deal, February 22, from . COTIPLIM—at Gravesend. February 21. from DIMS or LATICARTNII—of Liverpool, 22, Li Dow. (eta.)—of Liverpool, Fe 22. FAINT—at Gravesend. February 21. from PAPIIT &NU AIM--aIGIATMend, February 11, from Guam BriteerArou—at Falmouth, February 21, from . Gazatis—at Liverpool, February 22 (fur St. Mich& Vs, p Ilusatasosi at Liverpool, February 22, ...... Africa, p laaastr.a—at Liverpool, February .22 JANE Mar—at Brim?, February 22, from Juicer AND MAlM—at Shields, February 21, from. Later Maxsatn—at Hub, February 20, from ..... Lao? li•Narberratr at Plymouth, February 21, from . Manta—at Deal, February So, MILL BAT—olf Meraeltty, February 20, from blorLr—atßsuitontbe, February 21, fmtu Mour.TAX--M /dumb:el., Fibrilar, 14, from Masarea--at Liverpool, February 22, from MAID or ALICANTI —at Liverpool, lebrua:y 22, Qom lit Mb Morava Liverpool, February 24, (fur Philadelphia, pit Noac PoLa—at Liverpool, February 22, (fur Phillyinet, NO•11111 at Portal oath, February 21, from SCOTIA—at Hull February 21, from . .r. SAnnoott —at Deal, February 21, ( for Adelaide. pt.t t SWIMMING.- off Dover, February:l, from ........ a Kraa or rya Warr—at Liverpool, February 22, from Nor 1;A TEM= YACHT—et Liverpool, February 21, frutu TIT BlT—at Liverpool, February 22, from ~n•I• a 1 .~.. St <~. ~> SAILED. Auensunaa—froen Graremend, February 21, to 1' ,trlratto Alsystess &mu—from Portsmouth, February 24 No. C tk A..—from Queenstown, February 20, to lottlon ANN AND hillPA—from Queenstown, Feb. 20, to. ....... n 1,41 Asa.—from Queenstown. February :0, to _ . _ Onset.. s— trai n Queenstown, February 20, to liswfutr, • ...1 CONconom—howl Gravesend, February V, to Ennareet.—hcm Shields, February 21, to Eoosa —from Slneals, February 21, to G rt.' Foaarraa—pain Gravesend Febru:o7 22, to Conran' 1.. Guar—from Falmouth, February 46, to.. Canoes—tram Gravesend, February 21, to. lions —from Grameend,Feheuary 22, t 0... i:...:. - ° - 7 Lona Snarlialu -from Graemenl. February 22, to .... Jars ~.-a JAMAA -front Queenstown. February 20, to l. a. u Kan C.mons-from Milford, February 20, to 91....:e MART ANN -hum Torbay., Feb. 20, to Pr P..!.. , Mouton-from Filmoirti, February 90, to Tr. MA., .e NORM= - from Falmouth, February 20, to Most-from Rama/Ate. February 21, to St. Ma bon Para& Six-from (latingend, February 21, to.. .......... .. hln Pinonn-from QUPPOIRD-14 Feb. 20, to Loudon QUERN OP 'HU DART-from DATOMMIfh, February 20, to.. BerMU IS QTROPITOWN- from Utmendoini, February 20, t 0... &mama-from Gran. mil, February 21, to Comtatinopie &MOLAR-tram linemen!, February 21, to M. Ouirrals si. R. P.m.-from Torbay. February 20, to Miln Satortasi-froca Torbay, February 2., t 0...... ......... sat,h Mani tlanarra-fro® Falmouth, February 20, to •adoe7 Summon-from Queenstown, February 20, to tattoo-from Graseeend, February 22, to C.O . .' Vicroiva-from Gravesend, February 22, to 4 4. Down° VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ANN Jeri, from Liverpool for Cbina.49et. 19, Tat r 3., lon. 2 W 41s000, of Ne, York, 14 &yr out, Yeti 19, la! 44.46, lon. 16 W. BALrimmm, from theme& for Cr:minicab:4 Sept. li b lat. 7 y, :on, .-, . . . . . 23 W. Barrow TAL from Newport for Ceylon. Oet. 20, lat. :9 S., lor. 24 F, Cor. son ot LA b 1.4 Nmax, Robert, from Wean for Loadou,.l..e. :6, lo the Mraito of Gibraltar. F.lolrAlt) ALISVAT (Qy.t Albert Edward) (barque), frOli C61.1t0; _ . . . . II days in GaPp6iStraini. It tern. from London for Calcutta, Jan. 13, lat. 9.49 N., ton. IP W. Wit LIAM AND MOO', Peters, nom Plymouth tor Pydney, N. r.w., out 9.r days, at SL Paula, laL as t., lon. 77 E. [Advertisement.] -Tll TEETII.-A very eerier, invention connected with destaLst.rgery has Ives Introduced by 4r. . _ ii;;;;;Li. - 0Y1F; Itanrirei-equ ire it the Intrethir:ott of an entirely new description of artificial teeth. dual without orrinzs, irencr lifialtiret. They ea prrfiallyreeenable natured neat to be distinauished from the •;iginal; by this closre oboe:1w. rney whl never changecolour or decay, and will be round very tai.erier to any teeth ever before wed. Thia method does not reqatce the esirA, Lion of ro ts, or any painful operation. and will support and peyerre teeth that are liOsO, and is oruoranteed to restore articulation and mastication. The Invention deserves the notice of the seem:tie, and Is at importance to many persons, and those interested in it :ousl do better than avail themselves of Mr. Hoeard'a vWtl as • dentist. [Adrettistment.) —ANOTHER PERMANENT CURE oe a NAIfOVA lINATACHI AND GIDDINKAO IN MN lint of Ma,- war's *faith. of No. 5, Little Thomie-gnet, Lambeth. euffernl for many years with a nervous headache and aid!, Ma. in the head, which so proatrated his idref i eth that he tat r. t! little hopes of a recovery. Ilia disorders completely battled the vita of wieeral eminent doctors, who, it appears, mistook his wasp:wow for an affection ot the spine, and he gut worse under their *Tritium!. In despair, and as • last resource, he commented taking Holloway a piits, which hare hat the effect of redotiolt ion to perfect health, and the prospect of a bale and hearty old age. sold by al druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment, if, Stria, Lan tot. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANI) DEATHS. BIRTHS. CORBETT.—Feb. 20, the wire of U. Corbett, Eaq„ of a ron. DON' EMIL—Feb. IS, at Erankrord, Cooing, the twee( (art. Dot ehill ;unattached), of a datutlcer, ettll.burn. LOCKILSET.—Eeb. 19. at Eeeetwood, Edinburgh, ;the ore of .... E. Lockhart. FN.. M.P., of a ma. POLLOCK.—FeIt. 21, at Tartinphr-Wwre, lite. F. Pol.e.h. "IL 1111EPP•Ft11. 7 Feh. 21, at Fulham, the wife of W. 31. Sheppard. koq., of • daughter. 19. at )(celiac. Surrey. 11 re. IL Luny, of • daughter. WALFORD.—Feb. :0, at Clines, the wife et the NM. E. wifor4. 0( • SOIL WAITS.—Feb. 15, at the Vicarage, lathery, the wife at the Her. U. Watt; of a daughter. MARRIAGES. PARKER—PANTON.—Feb, 21:;the liole Trinite Church. red' dington, Cape. It. T. Parke r, of 11.P4. • •3r.i that., 10 Judith Cat& Iles AllittlAta, third daughter el the late J. hmton, Mae Worm, Anffhwey. _ . ROSS—SOLOMON.—Dee. 27, at Phintatios Chureh, St. Helena. 11 Y. Major-Gen. Sir V. Rom, Governor of the island. to Ea"! daughter of the late Capt. J. Sennett, of llaidet lA, st. lielous, widow of the kits Dr. U. R. Soionion. DKLTHS. • ATLAY.—Fee 17, at the Rectory, &Sloe Centric% sear Sunarenb 11. C. Allay, aq., clams= ut the Rev. 11. Vt.ty. BENTINCIC —l9.b. 19, at Ampthlll, Ma* sife of the Res. C C. distinct, aged 19. IttYCELE.—Feb. 1E at Medias Cottage, Newport. I W. D. tturEe, Esq., Dept' y-lapeetur-Uerseral ut Itoopit.th, aped at. Dl7.—Feb. 10, at East.street, Briptstou, li. Ins, Erg., eyed ::. FERlttrlt.—Feb. 19, at Darasbury-villos, Mite Katherine Ferrier, sister of the tate Ir A. Ferelet,__l9.o.ll., H.R.'s Consul ror .he ties — tio - aad lueposdeseire egett 72. LANCIL —Feb. 14, kdith, relka of the late Yr. E. Lama of Ow" wish. aged 8/. "OW ELL._ Feb. IS, at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, lieut. C. R. Powell, R.N. RH TlM—Feb. 19, at Loainles•aquara, Meaty F.daartl, seeend foe of 1.6. Smyth, UN., Mr. WritACHAN.—reb 21, at Narvik:hie. 14. 116 0 144 Aleasodar how Ble•ek881, Dq., aged N. limed rad _ Waum• Koos kI•LaN Ka a, 1.40140 , 6 stave. iD It ia t i l i ra LOOlde% rthster, the 01110 r. n LAWI.4IO - 1110. the rainiest of WWeitisse— SATV&IMT, I.II.IIIMAAT ARRIVED. t 1~ ;