The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-29 00:00:00

THE UANUFACTURING DISTRICIS. MANCHESTER. Aram 27. We hare Led me. tings at Ash on sod Nlseelescithl during the wet kan favoar of the BAUM'S= of Wows ut all Nations project, both et which have bees addnaal by Hepworth Diana, sad inatiatial comuthtem ham bees farmed to coasst knits sad wink the scheme At Warrington It is prisms dto form a committee of ladles, and at Man cheater amidst r public meeting is to be held. At Blackburn it is le 4011tfal1latiall to apply for a sharter of iseerporstfon, and this will be the sammth of the legs maanfamannei Limas in this imighbourhood that hare applied for charters sines the Municipal Corporations Azt was passed, tbe stain Mx bating ell been suersieful. FINE .ARTS SOCIETY OF PAiNTaiti IN WATER COLOUR,. There isms picture in this exhibition which so far transcends the ordinary level of eater-colour art ince, as well in its originality as the beauty of its conception, as to attract attention to it at the first glisten" It is the work of Mr. I. F. Lewis, who thus reappears as a lost friend after a long siourn in a foreign land. It L simply entitled the " Hhareem." A swarthy Nubian ucc3vers the charms of an Abyssinian virgin, who shrinks before the pee of a voluptuous Pasha reclining on a sumptuously embroidered divan, surrounded by his favourite slaves, in the most lan guid attitudes of repose, who in their different modes of reviving the new comer give charming glimpses of feminine weakness: one poets in disparagement; another expresses her compassion, while • third mimicks her modest demeanour; a fourth, the hand maid, grins good-humouredly at her tribulation. If the composition bears the closest analyeation, what shall be said of the technical skill with which it is conveyed? Whether we gaze on the gorgeous raiment, embossed with gold ; on that marvellous porcelain dish of choice traits; on the intricately traceried walls of this fairy pelage, or on the chequered light and shade, which rents through the jalousie and plays on the garments of the young slave, we at once woeder at the marvellous skill condensed in so small a space. One might ommeive that the etherialised spirit of fan Eyck had descended on Mr. Lewis, who seems to have used water colours much as the old masters used oils, that is, modeled in body colour and afterwards laid on transparent tones. From this unique work we turn to that of an artist who also shows an appreciation of nature, though at the opposite extreme. Mr. W. A. Nestield's "Giant's Causeway" will augment the reputation already earned by his delineation of lashing surges and ',fish ing waters. Tee billowy trar.spareacy is beautifully rendered ; and the search after form, though careful, just stops where, if pushed, it would become irksome. This water-piece, as well as the " Swan's Nest," have passages of great beauty, but there is too great an abase of illegitimate artifice. It wall not bear comparison with the " Eddystone Lighthouse, " by Copley Fielding, where n 3 body colour hes been used ; and which shows how much can be done with the simplicity of one neutral tint. There are other felicitous bits of Californian-hued scenery, by Mr. Cop ley Fielding, which may challenge approximation to his best wo,ke : his " Bee Crauchen, looking over Loch Awe, Argyllshire," is distinguished by its warm glow and a vegetation touched with mote richness and lass hard outline than usual. Amongst the numberless haat of painters who deli neate the Welsh mesery, D. Cox stands pre-eminent, i g er agizi alter year retreating to the same etillies, yet back an ample Mock of new subject., new effete, and ever home leadaimpes, truly English in their azure distances, the tender greens of their fore grounds, and greys of their clads—thee am conspi noes in a " %slab Funeral," with, perhaps, an extra tourhof the mournful in the handling. Mr. Nesb is still unriva:le.l in those seems of in teriors, which be alone can render tolerable by the life he iestiis kite a chilly and starched architecture. The "Banquet at Hampton Court" particularly is alive again with bustle : that and numerous other interiors evince a hand unerring and all-powerful in the minutest details of internal structure; but at the ease time a want of aerial perception, which makes every object, as it were, irrevocably glued to its per manent position. While we lament the elegem of De Wint, his rippling streams, and undulating groves, we is, none that can succeed him ; and we are glad of this : when the man goes, it is worse than melees to hunt after his shadow. Imitators are only bunglers; every man is !mod to smirch for originality, rather than cling to the fag-end of another 's reputation. What can be said of Mr. Carl Haag, who, we believe, has been chosen in his steel ; he mutt himself see the mistake of thrusting foreign leaden hues .n the midst 4.1 oar brighter colourists. Yet his works are not without • certain vigour and artistic sanity. On the whole, with one tare morsel, end numberless tit-bits, which were rapidly set upon by purchaser., there is amply wherewithal to eke out • feast. Sabi Intelligence. ••• EQUITY COURTS.—SaTviDoTa 1. - Baas VICL•CIWICULLOS W i f • • BS Pints SANcEL UNISON Noes.—ls TIIN Of Till VIADILL VALLEY RAILWAY AND CANAL CON riser. The spastics in this wee was, whether a sampan for staking • railway shoal the Valley of the Danko tram Atha to Teraseudep, and • amid from Mese le the ilisholdt, by Jemmappes and Aloes, case within theism' of Joist Soak Companies Wisdierup Ave, IMII sod IMO. The company was formed is 1815, under two ordlessiee, signal by the King elßeyiam, J nee,1846. by whit& the debt ea asks the railway aM mail, and to take lane he debt perm was granted to the company, and the sejelieest of Oat right spewed to them for 'tasty years. It wee stipabdedlry the ordinances that a dividend of seven per cent. per amass should be paid oat of the net profits to the ebereholders, and that the remainder should be MAMA equally between the shareholders and the Wmemelemairte and their nominees. It wee ales etlyblated that two millions of francs should be paid into the treasury of Belgium as caution money to fame the perform. ace of the contract. The stain of the company were to be managed by a board of directors in London ; but the capital wee to be suaibed for, half in Belgium sad half in London. The compeny •es formed on the principle of the aided anonym., is which the liabilities of the individual share, holders were limited to the amount of their subscripdose ,• and the "Batas, by the letters of application for shares, had undertaken to conform to the statutes, rules, and ritenlations of the company, as duly authorised by the laws of Belgium, ' upon such conditions as the directees shoed swept from the Belgian government. It misstated by lb. withies that the greater proportion of the shares @newts*" fee Belgian shareholders had not been taken up, and that the Belgian government had refined to allow ea laildileedem of the un dertaking inconsequent* ofthedeldee r e s pital. In Jaly sad Aug u st, 1847, at was rewind at s alesting, held a Brussels, that the discos,. should emparered to take the neossury mearlifie fie dimeleing th m e . Fase and liquidating its debts. Bison thee elms the fixed for the completion of the railway ma and bed aspired, and the caution money had hemme ferbfbed. The eem lo tion of the undertaking hates Mame the present petition was Yid ifie its affairs. The Bolisiateasnoral and Mr_ . Box ap peared in support of Me Wipe. Mr. Hams ( with ;bout was Mr. Bogen) teatemiti that the company was a foreign company, and to he gemmed by the law of Belgium ; and, therefore, not withht the Mr tli the winding up sets. The company,;they mewed, wee ea encinemons company, accord ing to to. provisions of contintatal law, and therefore to be governed by that law in all its particulars. The argument for the respondent was not concluded at the rising of the court. huoto Tws-Cersuciusa LIMIT BAWL BB LYNN, PIITMINOIIOI7OII, AND BOSTON JUNCTION RAILWAY CONPANY.—WINDII4O-CT ACT. Mr. J. li. Palmer supported the petition, width sought the usual order Glider the Joint Stock Companies Winding lap acts, sad was unopposed. This order was sae. COURT OF QUERN'S BIOCH.-SATIIIIDAL Swims ix BANco, _ _ THa Quium V. /11aErAiVII 1.141;1 . OWN COUNCIL OP LICHFIELD. A mandamus had been obtained in this case, oommandiog the eurporation to pay to the prosecutor of the writ, a party aimed Simpson, who had been town clerk, the arrears of comps:Nation due to him for the lon of his office, which occurred is 1344, some years after the passing ot the Muni cipal Corporations Act. Ile had applied for compensation, but, beteg dissatisfied with the decision of the corporation, he appealed to the Lords of the Treasury, who had awarded him a sum of 601. 18s. 2d. a year as oompensation ; but the award specifying 1835 as the commencement of the annuity the wirporation returned the order, suggesting to thou lordships that &open had not been deprived of kis oats until 1844. Their lordships made the ne• semary alteration is accordance with the facts, but Simpson complaints, that he bad been pet to needless 'spines in prosccatiag his claim, and that he had been un justly charged with misbehaviour in his pffiee, insisted on the Firmest of the annuity from the date awarded by their lordships, desyiag their authority to make the alteration. These laces were returned as an answer to the application, and the sole question now wee, as to the authority of their lordships to make the alterstion. Mr. Whateley was heard in supported, and Mr. Seating in epposition to, the rule. - She Court held that their lordships bad no power to make an order Apr corapeaution, to commence from a time anterior Ito the low of onto., and that an order a wardiag compensa don from en exterior period would, therefore, be bad either for the whole cr teethe excess. to either case, the mandamus would sot Ile. It was not now necessary to decide whether their lordships had a general authority to make alterations; be the alteration han was net one of judgment, but the mere correction of an error in detail, in making which their lordships had not exerisied their powers. Judgment for the de!eadanta. BAIL COURT.-847171DAT. Brieleoe a Beilem—lieries Ni. Juence (blamed Tan Qvaas v. J. J. LAW.IO2I. Mr. Serjeant She* applied to hie Istiabip fora rule raffia, aeon Mr. J.an Joseph lasses, prate/ end publisher of the Timms newspaper, to show eases why a aiaisal infonsatioa babes should not be filed against his for sin publi,hed in that panel certain lib ?does reports &letting epos the character of Mr. Clines N ah. The cows refused the tale. COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL EXCHEQUER CHLIABBIL—SATratom BOOM Jars kenos Bum jugs. lii:iuta;Aumiaos Ma. au Is. haws Cansirtu. Txi This was acase reserThed by BaronAldereoa,7nTie Northern aren't, la which the defendant, a clergyman of the church of Eastland, was found guilty of a misdemeanour in refusing to perform the marriage lifl 4 oo. The point nisei did not teassplre, u the ease was not rand. The Attorney-Oeneral applied fora postponement of the ease In order to afford time to eoaselt inns importaat siaatical authorities necessary to be cited is the sentiment. He made the application with the COCCILMISOII of his learned friend on the other side. Baron Alderson said it way desirable the point should be decided before the nest utive, to which period the defendant wee bound iv sr to appear. Lord Campbell—Let it Amid over till asst term. TH3 QUINN v. JOHN SANSOKI.-11LIOISTNILIAL CAUTIONS. Mr. Mellor appeared to support the point raised in this cue. The prisoner win tried before Lord Campbell at the Not ' tingheni Assizes on a charge of wilful murder of a female, by introducing a certain substance into her womb for the par pose of procuring as abortion. The defendant sow lies under sentence of death. The point raised en the trial was this— that the deposition, admitted in evidence did not show that the second mug cerisl caution provided .by the litter clause of the 11th section of the act, had been sdnioistered—that he bad nothing to hope or fear from any promise which mieht have been made to inducts him to make any statement vele iv, to the chug*. The depositions were admitted by hie lordship, end the point reserved foe the opinion of this court. Lord Campbell—l reserved it because there were contrary opinions on tea subject, and it was &likable that the law should be clearly laid down by this court. Mr. Mellor proceeded to cite various eases to 'how that a contrariety of opinion existed prior to the paining of the statute reterred to, which embodied the rule laid down by Lord Denman in the cam of the "Queen v. Arnold" (8 Carrington and Payne, 821,) that a prisoner was not to be entrapped int+ any statement, but that it was the duty of the magistrate to admit any statement he might wish to make, after disabusing his m ind of any impression that the statement could be used in his favour at the trial. Hs sub mitted in ratolusion that the adaleietration of the second caution, provided for by the statute, wan a condition prece dent to the admission. Mr. Dinison was about to reply on behalf of the renew tion when Lord Campbell interposed, sad mid that the court wee* of opinion that the objection wee groundless. To the depo. @Won not only had they the signature of the =mien**, but of the prisoner likewise. It was, therefore, clearly sash tittle at common law, unless there was something in the statute expressly excluding it. There wee no evidence of any promise or threat, sad no necessity existed for showing that any caution bad been given. There wee noth'ng in the statute to exclude the reception of the deposition. The other judges having expressed their concurrence in this opinion, . . _ Laid Csaipbell said ha might take that opportunity of saying that the court wen di agreed that when the depo sitions bon that the first nudes bad been given, they could be admitted as evidence. The easetetion was, therofere, affirmed. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-BATURDAT. Ix RR GUSTAVO@ V. BROOII.-.-111. GUSTAVUS BROOIII, TH2 ACTOR. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CLXHISDOZ, AP= 27.-11LECTIOn OF Till MAlTll or Coerce.—At • sweating of the Fellows, this morning. the Rev. Janes Palling, Fellow and Tutor, was elected MaCer. Mr. Pulling took his BA degree in 1837. The election woe unanimous. The Rev. Patrick MAlone to the Stipendiary Carnet of Clifton. Cusberiand, on the nenuasuott of the Rev. Joseph Hetheringtoo, M.A. VACANCY. Astlimy, R., Chethire, dio. Chester ; val., 1,485, with re sidence; pat B. J. Citerille. Esq NAVAL. Darold:oar, APRIL 28.—The Superb, 84, Captain Pur cell, having been inspected by Commodore Lord John Hay, and her crew paid wages, sailed on Friday for the Jbeliters retina. The B.rkeabead, steemer, arrived on Thursday with the right wing of the X3rd Regiment from Portsmouth and sailed again on the following day with a part of the 'B2nd Regiment for Ports/tenth. The Sinbad, lighter, sailed on Tnuzeday fur the River Yards wilt:states. The Sham shooter, having had her defects made good and taken in cosh. sailed on Friday, taking • mail for Rio de Janeiro. The Petrel, packet, Lietrenant Creaser, was paid wages on Friday, and sailed for Falmouth on the mail service. The Vanguard was taken out of dock on Thu:edgy. Is the Souad Nsuti:us. In harbour; Impregnable, Agincourt, Archer, Seagull, Sylph, Fearless, CORIIIIIICO. HARIOUI: Tortoise and Duck, lighten. WOOLWICH, APRIL at.-v., war undoelted yesterday afternoon, and will, with the Pioneer, leave Woolwich this afternoon fog Grecnbithe, to join the Reso lute end Assistance. It Is expected that all the vessels will have their compasses adjusted and stone shipped by Tuesday next, when they will finally quit the river. X . . o. April 21, at Lisbon, Commodore Martin, in the Prince Regent, with the following squadron under his command t—H.3l.'e ahips Thetis, Inaefatigable, Phaeton, Encounter, Conflict, Arethusa, Leander, Arrogant, Terrible, Hogue, and Lily. MILITARY. tSATTACMID PAT.—Mlijqr-General /Resew has lately been placed on the list of general *Seen ',miring the un attached pay of 25e. a day. Petit:l3llOn lirtlE IRA YIR Tee MILITAIT ITT PINSIONZZIE—It is understood that the flint-lock minkets hitherto used by th• se pensioners ere to be exchanged by the government for percuenon muskets, similar to those I. is. by regiments of the line. Movawarre or Titoors.—At the cad of lest week the 7th Dragon Guards arrived at Newbridge from Bridliton, and the Bth Bums load. dat Liverpool from Dublin. To day the Bth Hussars leave the north en ro..te to Brighton. The 39th Regiment, which embarked et Fleetwood loft week for Ireland, is to relieve the 13th light Intact:7, kW, sta tioned et &Nut ; the 13th licht infantry embaiked at Bel fast on the 25th, 26th, and 27th init. for Glasgow, to be there stationed. The 14th infantry, from Wales, has replaced the 39th at Preston, Lancashire. Timor* roa CaoLow.—Dnachments of Seen and men from the depot@ of the 15th and 37th Regiments, embarked • few depose is the Columbus, at Gravesend, to pressed Sepia the sinks morapeniee at Ceylon. This insolvent, the well-lureue actor, applied under the Protection Act on his interim gedise. His " first appoints's" in the character attracted &ahead audience. Mr. Bargood appeared to types, he Messrs. Nathan, the theatrical dressers, and a buteier named Bloomer appeared la pima. Mr. Cooke supported the application. The insolvent, on his examunaton, suit. d that be attributed his iaselvenetto the breach of a contract by Mr. Wane, of the Olympic Theatre, by which engagement he was to have been paid 6001. for perfuming to the end of June nett% from the dth February, when the theatre was opened. The d bts from which he now sought protection amounted to 6301, et which nearly 2001. wee owing to Mmes. Nathan as debt and toir it. He was sued by them the mount he arrived in town. He was &Meted la January, laving been served with a welt in the envies Fetwassy, to whir* interval he had visited Ireland and Illeetheid. On being arrested by Mum. Nathan, Mr. Weer shrived ht. the mosey to Pay the debt and maw The prilnelipol part of the present debt due AUXILIAZT EggetrlTloX IX &AIM OF SIR J. to Kamm Nathan wee imeniverl Print an the presort /aar4and Faagiu.te.—Lady Frasklia bee jast iam pusehrei the ketch eutwegairet se the first sedan its Idea or drums, watch debt jomea Albert, or 90 tow. a the Wea k se Cowes. end waige Mr. Watts irefid an his account . His debts Se pureed at Prises Regimes laise. ash sea parrs aerate fiarni o tair snout year had Mon very trifling. With the kas B eignism. hay , 0 the willow , w e B a de . w hi s k foo t had nonogwg, he owed all hts debts before mid espieft to the Mesh el hose i sm ; mallet egagba t nit :tts broke his mutreet:His engagement at the 01) rnpie pwill explore the sisters ids Deedde as las so Lwd this jear b•Olanon as 4th rebruarYi and the a Bay, is search 0( her Inerbien own asseised. theatre was closed In Ave n week, afterwards he Primes Albert will be isuaelialay Area out at Abu , Mr. Commissioner Phillips observed that it was a matter due, sad will hove that pIACII in abees three weeks. By of public notoriety how it 'loud, as appeared from the police of the Admiralty who eastreng his russet revpnats. y it was sera* Osumander Cadringau Mr. &tripod said the 'abject referred to by the learned per. an e z p er i smo d innes as essor el she royal any. oestraksleaer was a meat afar. The rasing of the theatre Wilosemenithie had wag do with the Globe elks. MEDICAL. Moran Com.aos or Somomms.—The followlag oath mum having modergome the seminary examinatiouse Is, the diploma were admitted members curdle eollepe at the needs/ of the court of ezelainers cum the 21311 Mat. ,—Meemrs. Mee. Burnam Adm., Ramey, Huts; George Hamby, Peek liagton Yodmhire; Frederick Ooodchild, St. lehs'eueuroad, Ilogenee- mak ; George Gurnham, Mertham, ; Thorati Young Thompeon. Shaba's. Dur h am ; Willie= anallPage, Knottiagley, Yorlmbire ; William' Thompeom, prig', Cumberland ; Heavy Powell BannisMr, Cole-hill. street, Meaty George Allusion, Scarborough, Yorkshire ; Darrech Pumas/toe Swaim, itigemeo• park ; sad Maury Oripp loarieh, Neva Scotia. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1850. • Mr. Cousisidottor Phillips—Why did ft skies so sad &sly ? •Tte lawilvoitt said Mr. Watt* was talma up on a amps of ostbrosisidrat. - Mr. Cosaissitnier Phillips—That is what I said. We ssu.'t abut our tops to west ft glop The las Iran, referring to the dull eat wipes:slag Mr.Watft, said, " I bad nothing to do with it." Kr. Coasiesioster Phillips—Of °suns lot ; bit was tot the theatre *kind is oseitequeasa of his ones ow a sharp ostbrosieuteat ? , lasolvosth r it was sir. . . MARKETS COTTON.—Lrvaaroua. Aram-27.-2:W thews•& tette, leetseee 1.000 Wire for export, aed 2,000 for ►pesuletia, Iv;eeldl 00elay st eireeyee . hatOeusra a. Aram 47 . — Tk. beefiness ',WWI istar to a seem*, laaramt, but the pm 'wen dictating cloth end °rebid lege bolsi pretty suck seder these Widen are tolerably st.Me Om le sere kinds et ere mach la the isms ; hob saw midst. OEMS deletdeall fif atom nne* Ises prim hoe Mile to eategral lam at the hem home h oe wms tree If thieved, theek et We, but the de ntal hue set ieem to whew Aeries. ifilr•Ta;a;tl7; w coutissa, =a he stated that he had acted at the theatre for four weeks. The rate of salary by the contrast was 261. a week. Mr Watts had paid him 1231 , and a sam of M. es acme of the cattrest. Ho bed got mosey is educes, upwards of 1001. to pay Mean Nathsa's Out &aloe. He had every reason to believe that the masa with Mr. Watts was at an cad. He did not Mk* advestage of it, and engage himself elsewhere. At pass: he was out of an engagement. He bad had no en pageant sines the clean of tits theatre, antll the last fort. sight. He had ea flippant at the Marykbotie Theatre es certain tereas—to share after the expenses. He entered into the eagageaent with Mesas Parting sad Hullos& tor • fortnight, with power on his part to continue it, If it was found mutually advents/ens. The; asitnet with Mr. Watts was that be should not play within twelve milts el Leaden, but when the theatre was closed he felt himself at liberty to enrage bluish at another theatre. Mr. Bargee(' said there was no doubt of ft. The learned counsel then proceeded to legato of the Insolent what ex pigtails' he lhad of paying the debts be now owed. The isesiesst said he had every expectation. Before lea Desestbse he had yak!' emgagetaeste—eliseing CLOTH —Lam, Aram 27.—A lib average bedew Me been done in the Oath Halle to-dag t bre warehouses there b not • very brig trade—Mans b act no Weyer r beg fewerally mord It woad be. With the rpm* epthegara bother the general anticipation, we trait, will be brim& LINEN —Hamar, Aran. 26.—The Mau musket fee yam madness Inn et ea fulmar rinselrliajetteem3Lto N. ea the Ire mrlit say I= liaris WMa 71en is la realty, as stoltis re the spinners issardasPirtag to ceder, and az =r ather eamersimohnsktireetlese tomb r The der =dist theasiaa porrams Famas lads crania raft The bedews *me fe . sloeir the ear domrlpthe of kr dee, for whir there le no al inataillsat to th e In creased same of the raw material. In MIMI( "IMMO of Maar the teedesey of the market te dechtedly downwr Me have st eered advice tram Mexico to the lit sit., Vera eras to the I and Meatus& to the 171 h. Prom sal the maraadi ar• d heavy stacks, lbw preteens. and reduced prices Tho imports of linen from rifest last week were eretderalde, amoanung to nearly 1100 peckeir at en estimated velum of root 30,0001. There was also a larierport trade in yam and t h read.—Bassme rt t liter. HARDWARE.—Lhawzmouhm,Aran. 27.—Trade him is sot quite 40 100.1 an it was a month ago; she depression fa, however, I t alt probatell y, only of a temporary character, and at present the orders are Reactant to keep the greater part of toe manufactories to full work, and very few men are out of employment. The tan. plate workers are very full of orders; with them trade is better than it has been for a log time past la dig gauntry. Thera we'r; he know, soit7 eaalfMMtln *la agluislo—one of wen guineas for cab hire Asa he was at Manchester, which was the balance of as affignsit. Thera wen some dobts which hi had not paid on unsuant of his inability. Mr. Bargood said it was well known that in the theatrical profession there IMO difficulties on the °erne. Mr. Commissioner Phillips—And I believe in other pro fessions as well. BREAD —Aram 27.—Th• prices of Wheaten Broad in the Mettopoile rre ham d. to GA ; of household ditto, 4d. to Iva. per 410. toeL In mower to further questions the insolvent said be had not been able foe the want of means to pay for the like of the ads. He had now no property to give up to the emsditove, no theatrical drown. The drums he used be bed on hire of Messrs. Nathan when he first came to London in 1848. He had paid Mane. Nathan 1031.3 s 6d., and now owed them 1091. for debt and costs. A discussion arose respecting the hiring of the goods, and it was stated that more hod been paid for them than they were worth. The insolvent further stated that ha had not the means to pur chase his theatrical wardrobe, and therefor* hired them of Nathan and had not paid any money until he was arrested. He was perforating at the Olympto Theatre about five months in 1848 under Mr. figir and Mr. Davidson. He was paid 201. a week, and then it was increased to 251, and for two months he had 301 a week. He bad received in the five months about 6001. The remainder of the year he was at Brighton sad other places, and made be should suppose 1801. He was not a marled man but was in difficulties, and devoted his money to pay his debts at Liverpool sad Man chester, where he was a resident. He did not know what he owed Messrs. Nathan, but he did not expect the exciebi•ant charge they Mod made of 1031. He thought that 601. would have been a moderate charge for the dresses, or 11. a week. Mr. CORN.—Agnovea, April 27.—The supply and quality were good, but the dt =and was limited; notwithstanding, the quota tions of tat week were, m • iew instancy,, exceeded a ,ride. Plow unaltered in 'aloe. The inquiry for malting simples id Batley was of a noiniaal character, as before quoted. Malt avenged late quota. ties. Oats, Beans, ;ad Pees maintained their prtvlous value. Wheat, to Mts. psi qr. Barley, les. to 220. Oats, lee. to 17s. Peals. Ns to Ns. Beams SOs. to its. Tares, is. pm Malt busbeL Moor, Ils. to Us. per , 10s. to Hs. gar qr. sick. BATH. A •ril 27. —Oar Wheat trade is firm, with a slight tendency to advance. In other descriptions or Endo there is nut any alteration. liatiroao, April 27.—Marktt to-day opened lively, sod Wheat sokl at an odoanee of Is. per load of tee buPhels. There was more Inquiry for Barley. Data sold rather more freely. Desna went about Bd. per load clearer. Wheat, 12.. ed. to 265. Id. per load. Bar. ley, 20s. to 31a. per qr. Beans, 13s. to 17s. &I. prr lord of bushels. Pew, 17S. to 17s. Closer Beni to Body request, at rattler mote money; prices 2Ga. to 30s. per cwt. Battwick, April 27. —At our market to-day we had a onsll attendarre and prices womanish the WWI as last weak. ti hest, Us. 17s. Bailey, 1. s. to 20s. Qato, 1 ts. to IGw beans and l'ess, 00.. to 245. BLLNDFORD, April 27.—This prices of last week were well stalstained to-day for Wheat, yet there was not much business Coring. The tale for Barley was also very beery, the molting season having almost terminated. Oats, Bean% and Peas were a dull stilton last quoted. Wheat, 14s. to 345. Barley, Be'. toll,. Oats, 17a. to 114, Beans, 445. to 24.. Peas, IS.. to 3lat. per qr. Fine Motu, 295.; seconds, 17s. per Fisch. Coramimioner Phillips asked the real value GI the hind ? Insolvent—A mere nothing. Mr. Cooks—About how much ? Insolvent—About 401. Mr. Commissioner Phillips—Made up for show ? Mr. B'rgood said it was like hiring a horse and chaise— ore was paid ia time than the value. Mr. Commissioner Philips—That depends on circum stances. I never did myths', of the kind. (A laugh.) After a few mon questions sad a conference between the eouuel, Mr. Cooke said he had been speaking to his learned friend about paying the debts. 114 bad an offer to make, but he would not maks it before his learned friend had had the cppor trinity of opening his case. Mr. Brooke's character before the public was of great importance to him. and therefore he had abstalaed from making the offer that the public might know there wes nothing in the case to affect hie character. Mr. Sargood readily admitted that there was nothing in the case against Mr. Brooke's character. It was as well that it should go forth to the public. Mr. Cock* said he had the honour of geeing Mr. Brooke on the subject before he came into court. His character was everything with him ; and, from his great talents, the offer he was about to ma ke was one that would certainly benefit the creditor. It was proposed that at the end of each year Mr. Brooke should make II statement of his grom receipts, and pay into court one-eighth part for his creditors, so that if he made 6001. there would be 100 L for the creditors. CAMMLIDOILI, April 27.—OUT TOIAOttI-dly Wee without any alteration in pried from Lot week. nupply moderato. Wheat, U. to 3sa. Barley, lee. to .3a. Be.ms, 28.. Peas, 23a. OA% Its. to lio. CA N aaaa VRT, April 27.—The supply of Wheat at market UM morn* sae m t Large, but It was quite equal to the demand. The price the same as last week. Wheat, old and new. brown, 33e. to 364., white, old and new, 4'l. to 435. Haley, 20e. to 23e. data, lia to IS.. beans, 21s. to 22.. CARLISLE, April 27.—W. NO a tars eupply of grain at oar market today than lad week, which was middy bought ap at last week's quotations. Wheat, white, new and old, 16s. to 17.. fid.; red, new and old, 14s. 6d. to 13e. ad. Barley, new sad old, ba. to Sa. Oats, potato, 6a. Id. to 711. 3d.; °Damian, 4.. 3d. to 7 .. Beans and Peas Ira. to 13a. Flour, per stout le. 641. to Is. 10d. Oatmeal, la. 6d. Rye's:4l,lu 2d. harlegmeal, la CoLcnnatan, April 27.—Wheat is in better demand, and la. per v. more money la made of tine emotes; inferior, thi.oeb a betted sale, do nesfully partake of the above improvi went , me supply email. Barley Is without alteraMin. in um aril at la. per qr. ad mace; the demand la now good for local eonauniptton. OLOCCLiergb, April ; 27.-At our market this day there was a good supply of Engiiell Wheat, and all tins samples found reedy Inners, at Is. per qr. mare mosey; but on secondary qualities DO improvement can he uoted. Foe foreign tbere was more inquiry, and a tau trade was done, at fully list week's pekes. beans, barley, and Oats met a !CLAD ODD and, at former rates. Quotations are:- Emil* white, per amp. buett-1, 4s. Bd. to 4s. Ital.; red, la 4d. to fa AL; Dantric (white Oennewee), per 484.0 e., 3e. 3d. to 3s. Gd. ; Potish, Pomeranian, Stettin,4o. 40. to 40. ; Odema, Iderbanerple, sft, 4s. aid. to Y. Gil. ; takes", Tagnarear, hard, 4s. tril. to Y. .Id. barley, &Wish, per 40010.. grindrag, Ina to Itle.; malting, per Imp. or., La. to 34a. Irish, grinding, Ifs. to Ike. W 1..; mailing, 20a. to 21a.; foreign, grinding, Ina. to 20e.; malting, Ile. 6d. to 235. Beane, English, per Imperial bushel, 3.1. Od. to So. Sd.; foreign, Egyptian, per 83 jibe., 2a. 10d. to 3s. ; ?tench, Dutch, mall tick, ls. td.to - Is. U. Web, Ss. W. to Se. Id. tics, Limerick, Vieiford, Eaniaceetby, white, pm SISUrs., 10e. Lid. W bd.; Cork, Waterford, Itagtail; lbs. on. to leas.; Webb, block, 13e. to 13s. lid. ; Irish, per tll l te., 13e. to 13e. Gd. Pies, breakers, per imperial bush., English, is.. Gd. to foreign. 3d. to Is. ni.; grey and grinders, per 11.4105., English, 3s. ed. to Se. 2d.; foreign, ae. Sd. to it. 4d. Lentils, 2s. lid. te Ss. Pd. Flour, best woomis, bosh- Ix, 20.1. to Pin I.llMted Cakes, Wench, per too, 71. to 71. 10s. Imports fur We week coding April it, : N hest, 4,083; Oats, 1,003. OUILDFOUD April 27.-The present low prices have had ' ellen of atenally diminishing our supply a Whe.d. A slight improvement was to-day realised for the beat torts, and a good clear. ance mode. Wheat, tog. to Ve.; red, S&L to Els. barley, 0.4. to as. Beam, Us. to Mr. tats, IGn. to 211. Mr. Commissioner Phillips said he saw an item is the proceedings of 800 i. for travelling espouses. Mr. Cooke said the exoenses incurred were very grut. Mr. flugood said he should prefer a fixed loin. Without being personal, actors were known to ham some habits of extravagance. Mr. Commissioner Phillips—This gentleman has a cha. rector to support, and I see no debt of eztravarance in the schedule. There is nothing in the cam to affect Mr. Brooke's character in the least degree. It was then arranged that a day should be named for the Baal order. Mr. Bloomer, the creditor, in person opposed. His debt was only U. 16e. ad., end he bad sued Mr. Brake in the county court. He wanted hie debt erased from ithe schedule, so that he m , ht have his remedy in the twenty court, but the oommissionsr told him that it could not be done. A dismsion arose respecting the periods at which Mr. Brooke was to render an account of hi. professional income. Mr. Bargood wanted t quarterly, but Mr. Cooke proposed half•yearly, and eventually the first account was to be ren dered by next Christmu. Mr. Commissioner Phillips said he understood that Mr. Brooks was in expectation of an immediate engagement. The insolvent said he expected IL engagement. Mr. Commissigur Phillips—l have very little doubt that the debts will be paid, provided he has his health. I see ao reason to doubt it. iislicrosa, April 27.—The market of to day war well supplied by the fumes with samples of Rhea, and the firmness ex. lubtud is London yesterday caused the :allele to be mine in request. There were a good mane indlers and dealers, who sensed more in cined than of hati. to buy ; still the priors offered were not shows Chore of lad with. Barley, pram% and Oats only in slow request. %%heat, per twill., 4s. 4d. loft. W. Berkey, Zs. fd. to h. lid. usts, 2a. CsL to 2s. ad. Beane, as. 4d. was. ffd. Peas, Ss. ffd. to 34.10 d. ; white, boilers, 4s. to 4.. ed. lIIISTFORD, April 27.—Tho market to•day for the fined swop sof %beat quite as dear; inferior dull. Supply sir. Barley made fully as much money. (J ut made lower. Peas and Beam made lastweek's p free. N'beut, I. to r.m. per load. 14ubh AY. to He. per qr. 0 .ta, les. to ils. Yeas Vs. to Ws. per low' NM" las. to Bts. Tara, les. to 2Vs. The commi•eioner appointed the 24th of blip for the final order, and the came, which sewed to have created a good deal of interest, was the. ansiatled. KINDAL, April 27. —The market condones to be Mode rattly supplied with both Wheat and Oats. ilowever, the former wee out so armed in supply as far a tew ameba put Llpan the whole, we have no alteratree to makes ar, a clearance was cdeeted at pre vious rates. Wheat, 21s. to 17s. per load of 20 stone. thus, to 110. per atone. American ban el klau, 23e. to 27.. - - LAscasita, April 27.—The supply of Warta to-day was extremely lumina'; brat samples underwent no change, but all condary aorta were decidedly dearer. admeal tea heal at full rates, but the sale ass slow. Beans unaltered in value. A good many maple. of seed Barley were almwm but they met with hake atten tion. Wheat, Its. to 2ta. lid. per 2Sults. Ueans, 16.. to 17s. per Usitaseal. Sas. to 26, per avlbs. geed Barley, ha 6d. to 10.. Id. per 160th. LiniSTllit, April 27.—Tee Corn boldness looked better to-day than last week, and a little more business was dose, but we do not think any alteration in the quotations can bo safely qu.diid. If anything prices are a little better. - - - April 27.—Thti slight symptoms of im prosement which were observable last Saturday hare been condensed during the preuint week , more inclination has been shown to pur chase Flour, and a fair bmiineas has been done. at foil prices, many holders withdtar big their samples or demanding an sitrance. Our warehoused stock is ilia inishicg, and the prices which have been obtainable fur Flour in this market do not seem likely to 'Ora. much farther supply, particularly as the dimpusition of the farmers to hold their remaining stock of Wheat seems to increase. This has Its effect at our market to-day, sod a steady business is done in IA beat and Flour, each rather ea. aiding the rates of this day week. Oats and Oatmeal firm, at former priors. Deans more inquired fur. line trade generally ex hibits mote dreamer than hoe been observable for tome time past, and the demand not only for Indian Corn lint for N heat, fur Ireland, Incretoes. The following are present quotations : Wheat, per bushel of 701 M., English, white, ti.. to Va, dd.; red, Ss. ed. to 6a. MI. ; Iriah, while, ss. ad. to 6s.Ud.; red, 4s. dd. to 3s. id. Barley, per bushel of 00th.., grinding, 3s. Oil. to 3s. 3d. Oats, per beat. of dilbs., English, noottl, unit line Irish, da. 3d. to 2s. 7d.; huh kiln-dried runs, 2s. 3d. to Is. 4d. nem, per qr. of 3041 k.., English small, 26.. 63. to ase.; tick, 26a. to 26a. dd. Malt, per 6 imp. bus., dee, 335. to Wu. • fine seconds, "Sato 345. Peas, per Slaw. bushels, white and blue boilers, 24a. to .6s. Flour, per sack of ;:bOlbs., English and Irish, dee, 235. Uo. to 965. dd.; sapience, Vs. Od. to Sam ; eats, 211 s. to dais.; Oatmeal, per lord tit 241.60 c, English and lush, his. to 324.14 HIWCUTLE.UPON.T TRU, April 27.-The weather this week bee bees for the mint parteold and ungenbil, which has given a cheek to vegetation. To-day is finer, but cold in the shade. The tittle during the present week has mourned more steadiness, and there has been eh arty • greater loclination to pumluwe Wheat,Flour, and other articles, titan an impression that pleas have touched their hared point; still, however, the traneurtions have not been at any neagnitade, oar n moaners generally baring Colleald ther opera tion, as chesty as possible to their weekly n - quirements. ley a re. turn of the Importations just published, the following quantities of Grain and Flour have been entered for consumption to the month ending the nth : Wheat, 202,440 qrs., Flour, 307,006 owls, Raley, 71,1t4qr5., Oats, 100.996 qrs., Nye, 4,730 qm, Peas, 9,338 qrs., a n d Beam, 47.0313 qrs., against W heat, 339,602 qrs., !lour, 330,3e0 owls., Ber.ey, 170,313 me., Onto, 140,783 qrs., Nye, 22,433 gra, Peas, 17,762 qrs., and Beane, 30,310 qrs., liberated same period last year. The continued diminution of imports must begin ere long to tell upon the ' trade and the predictione so confidently made that we should have very urge suppliee from the Continent have not been fulfilled (Oat* racer and we fancy the recent rates obtained mast inevitably shock fiuther shipments, which ewanot tall to curium a mat ism portent bearing upon toe trade hereafter. With respect to Whe coalidenee la only wanting In the agricultural body to give an upward toommint, fur {hoe mn be Au qumtion, if they evince a fixed deter mination not to sell at the present currency, an adviusee must be the remit, there appearing but little ftiellastion in the Billie and seer part to make shipmate just now, in proof of which we may state that the Chevy Chme, steamer, which arrived from ilaniburgh last e w k a . m on (. ly brought over 60 qrs., whilst the Earl Percy, arrived this fetches under too qrs. If anything would tend to diabase the Iff their alarm, surely mesh helm ht to poem that Inhume. At our e muted th is mon th, we had oug a good supply of Wheat tram the growers, but the arrivals ametwise as well as from throat being trifling, fresh Writhed samples were picked up early at an advance of Is. to am per qr., within the basinem done In south country and foreign was at as Impair. went of is. per yr , the market at the same time drug with a guise buoyant tune. !hour was generaty held for an advance, which, not b. mg cumptied wain, but taw tramaction. resulted. In Rye, Harley, Malt, limns, or Peas, little stirring, and mined were unveiled -but Oats being la more moderate supply, sold quickly at • rim of Ia per qr. Present prig • : Wheat, British. Northumberland. new, white, Ms. to 4fts. red, Us. to Ids.; Norfolk inal fludidk out, white, 44. M. to 445.; red, Us. to 40e.; new; white, 40e. to 41s. ; red, 311.• to 40e. ; Liacoln shire old, whit e,Wt. to 435.• red, 311 s. ; new, white , 3%. to 421; red, MIL to Sts ficMcit sad Dander, white, 375. ttla.; red, MO. to 37e. AIM Madill and Berwick, white, 371 to 40e.; iii. le Us. Rye, Norlolk fled PPM, 235. to 241 Barley, NorMik grid Malloik, ale to Us.; chevalier, no. to 235.; Keelboat. berlead and Root* an.. to KW. ; chevalier, Kla. to 221; grinding and Ile. to 125. Malt, 46e. to os. ; chevalier, 41.. to 3 11. Oa dh t li n il lierthweberland and Roach„ potato, sow, Ise. Od. to 18.. ; maw . wi dA ng ue, Me to lea.; new, IMMO.. Peas, white, hafkilk the. to Oki Way oat maple. Ha to tow. *we raw tea. to 3M. neer, Coo fileaktos sal Northautberlitad, mode , Wm; Nigleth TM.; househeidm ilia. to 268. ; se. mode tile. to Ile.• bowtftWile. ILA to 215.; thirds. Us. yo m um . h e w, yy, yiew. per seek. Pare*: Wheat, Iwasaki and Konigsberg, white, Oka to Ma.; red, 365. to Us.; bilestam 4 4 * t. c. a . ; rest, 375. to 119 s. • Mecklenburg and Po , menden, white, 40s. to 44a.• red, Us. to an.. I lanitiurg, Marks, and Adult, white, 39 . i. to 415.• red, 3hi. to 34e.; Null and Holstein, white, 305. to 40e. ; red, 3 . 6 e. to Us. ; Petersburg sad Asteaspel, red, Jo. to M.; Odom. red, i4e. I. ; ditto METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY, APRIL 29, IMO. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Ni.. o'clock on Saturday moping.—The stadms are arranged in order of latitude. N . g . • a rime. ooa w rat of Miss* al I nu , a w. i m r. /30. Wu& ---- --..---- PLsituvna Pons .... E. SOW Pram Partially amid, Kings N.E. Owls lass Partially Cloudy POItTIENOUTII F.. Gods Nem OTITOOft B&IMITON N.E. Grails Ikawas Owned *mamma [outman .... N.L Strais lime PastkEy Cloudy Basso owns N.Z. elms brim Partially Cloudy Traumas BAIHNIIIKEI. N. Straw Draw Ortarsait Baisros. Rump° N.Y. Stress Drum Coady 011elialWICH N.Y. Ilard Wind Partially Cloudy IRIPIRGI ........ 01101/1 Guntrarnis N.B. lamp irises Partially Molly Lamaran CANBILIJOO 1111/111102.411 N.Y. etreasfirriwa Partially Moly Pumas:isogon N.Y. Hard ftl =I, Clair TAIINOLIII W.F. Saxe Mem Qum" L Owls Misr Cleadlose Cresswas E. Mods Ow= Pardslay Mad, tioarasaa Unmoor. ............. NAV Calm Olosalues 11A.WWINTril E. Ptah lissas Prleslyally asar Locum" W. Oistis Inns Madan*, Clear Warm S. OsSIS ilnor, Orissa aloft Inns Overiast Warrasamt —. BE. Gads Drys Partially Cindy Isar .....«.«....« N.& OAS Poll* Cloudy Harasamiss N.E. Cisme i Ilietse Owing Nawcaarta N.L (testi" Dons Partially Cloudy 61•170411 Oestlalars• =Cloudy Baas= Olsectow .........« LL Cslaa Cloudy Spastics's ... Z. Oestl• Erase = Ortraist DOMAIN B. nestle Breese. Partially Om* Coarse THIS DAY, Noox. et Want. anew* of Wind. lune of Weather. etroog *WM Owecast. The returns from the Mewing pleas did net rem It this office in tine for publication on Satardey ; they *onion Indicate the state of the weather on Friday awning at nine o'clock. deumue N.E. rails Bravo rvereeet IiOLTIMAD E.S.E. Otraeg Velem Median Lacuna Warrameano; B.E. Goals Breams Partially goody MTUTIOUOUS AFFAIR.— isedidely, NAM Wit one and two o'clock, an eld e rly female, who for several yens acted as boneekeeper to Mr. John Middle, the tenant of a house is Claremontlime, Wandsworth-road, was found be that gentleman on his mum from church lying dead in one of the Within', uaiter elretintstances which have a tendency to iavolve the cause at death in mystery. Her hind rested on some folds of minting, and although as marks of violence were visible on her perion, one of her lop wee encircled by venal inns of rope. The polies wine very promptly on the spot, se also Mr. Parrott, jua., the surgeon to the polies form, who ozonised the body, and prosseameed life to have been satinet some time. Ms could detect no outward marks of nor was than any mucous flowing from the m - tutb or nostrils. Oa eats riug the house Mr. Muddle bad found it in • rats of greet disorder, sad very seen discovered that a told watch, someje winery, eoasietim of nags, Le., and some plate had bees carried off. Mr flnian the inspect. tof police, having immmuaieated with Mr. B icknell, the super iatendent of the V division, made en examitatios of the premises, and found that every drawer, escritoire, box, and even the Iron chest bad bass opened and ransacked, sad a small box in which the Innwebesper kept hue many Wad napird of Hs sentsons. • enatisnaleation having been fortlided to the Head 011ae, Ofdat &offend-yard, by the superintendent, Mr. Find, tits head of the detective depart ment, ainompanied by another detective °Meer, made • very loag and searching •usaination of the premise, bat whe ther or not they discovered ally fasts Which may help to throw lig on this very aim:fans affair has not been aasestanied.ht Pollak red, Nu to ille. lye, Pomeranian and Pramlaa, 20/. to 2M. Bseley, haal, I be. to 20e.; and Hobitein, 17s. to lgs. Or Dumb, brew, ler. ra ye a . ; Immermian teen, lea. to ik.; and Omni* TM. to lk.; Archangel en d , Yam Ira. to 14e. leas, white, Ns. us Ws. Baum, Friesland. an, le Akeuidrka. 21e. to Ilse arrivals Mk week : Wheat, boesttris% ;bn 12. Barley. combefee, 160,; ketign, 105 ; ow, m meter, 27 °. Beans, reign, 60. Fl.Jur, s.clm. Nouw lo Wr Alla —We lied a good aup q p n lig hs4 Wheat Woo& to oar t en o r 4 1 7 h/ the helm& the a whish asoloalary ghisker tom wars aim se id fad iro coots lead. to b. pre qr. alarm ea As prim of Motley r'ardibt. Thor. Loa. was mere intaing Moroni at pries IL per swit admen at be meth the maw wars slowing Nam, and very twirls drool Imbh The Porky trade Mitt MEM Bon ter ormanti dew ado it prim pozorle, and little or so tor pima, Dom mg has I. good retrli =t i t taw ratim OW b. par qr. dailea, mal aim isle at tbo Liwaits. IA to SOL poi . Britoy, tar. to Mc; p a rtpb las. WI& litmo. I k. to No. Pow, Sao to No Oats, tba PIM. Poo lwattilidlWw. Lo.k. 21a W., per wok of 28011., pordbasar a flogargocka sod OM." ono 11110Dik'S credit; retail, la , id. per deo& Norrisomew, April 27.—Our farmers are firm Is their demands foe Wheat today; the oupply is net large, but equal to the demand, Wilms not beMg anxious bu y ers , except for chi , e eampleo, arida mu readily at tall Wass. few maples of malting Barley Wining ant emaewkat in favour of the buyer, the demand bei/stw e end the malting seems now drawing a dom. Beans are and sell at dd.:pore to mosey. Is Oats no alteration. l'artuummotrom, Ranh 27.—We have bat a small supply et pato hero. to-day; Wheat In demand, and from Is. to Is. per qr. dearer; 61Ib. red Vlt, 116 e. to 38e. • One sample'', 40s. per qr. Imp. siiseaei. Barley nonstaaL Oats and Beam each the turn deareo; the tomer making Ttd. to ltd. per Woe, the latter from 24. to 'An f pie qr. - - Pwrwoaver, April 27.-Last week's prime for most grain Were WaSaPPOrted at ear market to-day, with a alight improvenient la the demand for Wheat, but with no quotable variation is priors. Quotations m follows:-Wheat, white, lif. 10s. to 101. Ills. per load; red, U. 15e. to 91. Barley, malting, 245. to 26e. per qr.; winthng, 23e. 24e. Oats, 13e. to 17s. rem, Wis. to 300. beans, 2es. to 301. Paserox, April 27.-Toe imports from Ireland have nearly ceased. The grain market throughout the week has continued la the Luse uninteresting state as noted for in long • period. We had a small supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, which met a tolerably free mak_ , end Ine qualities of White reamed an dimes of W. per wide. letels am well ea keeign neglected. Flour held for rather more money. Oats in moderate retail request, at our previous currency. Oatmeal, on the contrary, met a limited demand, at a reduction of 3d. per load. Bran 3d. pc r pack higher. Other articles were without change. Prices as follows:- Wheat, English, per swindle of 130th., Lancashire, white, inked. to 20a. Od,; red, las. Od. to the. Od.; Yorkshire and other sematies, red, 17s. to 17s. Od. Irish, per Wallet of 7610., white, fa 3d. to As. 104.; red, superior finalities. 346 Id. in 3 a. Gd. • middling to geed, 44. lid. to Se. Yd. Foreign, per b ush. of 10 lbs., American sad Canadian, white, Ce. ad. to 6.. 3d.; Dentate and Konigsberg, high.mixed, Gs. to Cs. 341. • liostock Aachen, and Stettin, red, h. lOd. to 64. Od. ; Pi's-nub, red,, Ss. 3d. to 00. 6d. Fleur, per pack of 2401ba, English, One to superfine, 235. Gd. to 31e. Od. sizeing, 21s. Id. to 245. Od.; Inch, per sack of 2101 be„ fine to euperline, 21i. Od. to Ms. Od.; extra superfine, 31e. Id. to Us. W. Beane, per whittle of 2201ba, English and Irish, 12s. eel. to 131. td. rem, per 24011 a., white bookie, 14s. Od. to 14a. eel. ; Irlab, per 28010., maple and grey, 141. to 14s. 6d. Oit a , per bash . of 4310 e., Irish, prime meeting qmdi! les, 2ffl.4d. to 21. 44d.; common, 2s. 24. to 2s. U. • provender, 2s. 4d. to 2s. Id. Oatmeal, per load of 24110., English, 22e. Gd. to Ms. Od. ; etiohe sampka, 21s. 9d. to 225. Od.; good general qualities, Its. 34. to tin. Oth; middling to good, Na to 21s. ; Indian Corn, per qr. of 41101ba„ 2its. to 21k. Indian Coen Meal, per pack of 240 abs., white, English manufacture, Ilk 04. to 17e.; yellow, ICs. to 16s. Id. Bran, per pack of 24014., English and Irish, 10,. 6d. READING, April 27.—We had a very dull supply of Whit to-day, and le. per qr. dearer; but there waa no alteration in other dem:lotions of grain. SAFFRON WALuIN, April 27.—Wbset cot brisk; Ks. to MM. per qr. Euler, for malting, Its. to 22.. M. per qr. ; grinding, to I4s. to 17a. Tina, 24.. to ilk& 6d. Peas, 23a. to 27.. (Mtn, 14a 17a. NnaIcrESSUILT, Apr;l 27.—We are well supplied with all kinds of MID ; the trade war better ter Wheat, and but week's prices were • ell maintained. The Flour trade was firm ; the trade in Barley was ver inactive, and, except for grinding quslities, but few sales occurred, prices mess t. Is. per qr. lower. The Oat trade was sluggiA, and no improvement could be established. No alteration in any other kind of gnaw Wheat,3la. to Ws. Harley, IVs. to 240. We, 15.. to 19s. Beans, hie. to 3t1.. Peas, Wa. to 32e. ; best grey, 365. Malt, his. to Ma. per qr. Tara, 4a. 9d. to Ss. per bushel. klour, Vs. to 295. per sack. Stakawanuatv, April 27.—We had a very short supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at this day's market, for which One was a good dement, at fully Is. per qr. more money for each article. WanNINATIIR, April 27.—Our market to-day was wall attended by buyers, and the supply of pain was rather small; Mentes., therefore, was brisk, and prices realised were from Is. to Is. t6l. per qr. above last week's currency for the best description of What. The price of Earley warthe two In favour of the buyer, and there beteg scarcely any demand for malting sampler, ths trade was without animation. Ihe basilica done in other articles was very trilling, whilst the quotations remain unaltered, except for Oat,, which were a shade lower. Wheat, white, 341. to 41a.; red, 91s. to Vs. Barley, chevaler, 235. to lee.; grinding, lea. to 225. Oats, lie. to 19s. Beans, 11a:. to Us. pea s, SU. to 42a. Malt, his. to Ms. per N. pe qr.r sack. hiving Vetches, Ss. to Ss. Gil. per bushel. Fleur, Vs. to 2 WINCHESTER, April 27.—Oar market to day wee 'mode rately well attended, and the supply about an average. There was a better dt mond for the ebotord rumples of Wheat, but prices under went no change since our lad. We bad but few inquiries fur malt ing Barley, and there is no variation in prime to be noticed. A we'll mount of business deem h (lets, and the turn of rime was is lavour of the buyer. Beans end Pees excited little attention, and times nominal. Wheat, bl. to 101. Ss. per toed. Earley, 191. to 21s. Oats, back, 131). to I7o.; white, its. to 19s. Heaae , Esryptisn and English, 2tio. to 325. Pees, Vis. to des. Malt, 345. to Pis. per qr. Mar, 275. to 29e. per sick. Tarts, 1•. 6d. to 3s. per busheL WlSlDielf, April 27.—The supply of grain to day IS wet y smell, less than for several weeks past. There is a general demand me all dedriptions at the following advance, say %%tut le., (fate, Gd., and Beane la. per qr. Wheat, white, re. to 4tle.; extra, 435. per qr.; red, 31s. to 37e; extra, ant. Chts, 7d. to 71d. per alone. Beras, new, 23e. to 235. per qr. WOUCTAILIa, April 27.—There wee again a small attee d ance and short supply of Wheat st our nav ket to-day. Our formers' parcels testified fatly IL per quarter more money, but thu did not eatend to foreign. Marley unuttered. Oats maintained their value, mad line cubes in improved demand. Yet &au and Yeas the turn wait in luvour of the Yonn, April 27 —We have a short supply of Wheat at this day% market, which has met a fair deman at la per qr. oboe but week's prices. Barley, of tine maltincquality, is becoming mart*, end is giro Is. per qr. dearer. In Wm, means, sod other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, 40s. to 425. per Imp. qr.; rod, Its. to lha. Parley, malting, 21a. to 245. ; griading, Its. to lbs. Malt, too. to 520. Oats, GO. to 7d. per stone of Illbe. Flour, Ws. per sack of 2sulba. Dractx, April 26.- We had a dull market to-day for everythiag except prime samples of farmers' cheat, wWch brought fully the prices of Tuesday. We do not alter our xeneral quotatioas. Indian corn met rather a freer sale, but a small redue. non in price was submitted to. White wheat, 21s. to 23a • red ditto, 20s. to 211. 6d. ; barley, 9s. to lb. ; oats, 9 s . 6d. to 10 a . 61 per bet. ; oarmea‘ 104. to I Is.; second dour, 12a. te 14a. per cwt., Indian corn, 20s. to Us. 4d. per adonis. LIMERICK, April 27.-The country looks wall after the late nand and aerial weather, and the Wheat and Oat plants are Metes and healthy. We merely quote prices of home.grown produee,las the quantity brought to market la only nominal. The arrivals and stock on band of Lucian Corn are liberal ; the trade in rather improved iw demand, and prices firm as quoted. Wheat red, per barrel of 29 axle, 4m; white, 2u. Oats, Itia. to 10s. 6d. per le mope. Barley, I Is. to 12s. per 16 atone. Galata Indian Corn, 71.2.. ; thrall, 71.; Spanish, 71.; &Cosies, 71. ; yellow Amatean, 6/. to 171. 6.. per too ; white, 6/. 13e. ; New Orleans, 61. 12a. 6d. Indian Meal, 71. les. Oatmeal, 101. Ills. Wheatmeal, 101. 10a. Ryer:neat, Sa. WATOItFOUD, April 27.- Supp.ies of farmers' WNW since Saturday last are exceedingly limited, but our imports of grain in the aggregate are to a fair eatemL The trade during the week has ex hibited a degree of herniae's which has not been apparent for some time past, and hi all descriptions of home produce a moderate buil ' ness Lae tiven done at full priors. For foreign Wheat we hove ea petieaced as improved demand, especially tor the finer qualities. there him been a good retail sale for Indian Corn at the currency of this day as'onight, but little him been done with the wholesale pur chasers, who cow import direct from Liverpool, the freights from thence by steam being almost nominal. The sale of Hum has Ix mato% without any change in price. The followirg are the present prices : Cndried : Wheat, mill, per 20st. 19 6 .0 d. to 20 * . Od. ; shippiwg, 178.0 d. to lifs. ad. Barley, malting, per 16 stone. 10s. Cd. to Ils.; grinding, 9.. Od. to lb. td. Oats, white, per 14 sL, 7•6 d. to Se. 9d.; Mack, Ils.oo. to du 3d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill. per 20 stone his. MI. te 21s. Od. ; shipping, Ida. Ca. t o 19 a . ed. ; Tulsa talesaii. its. Oil. to 21s. 3d. ; French red, 21s. 6d. to La. 3d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 9s, teL to 9s. 3d.; black, Ps. Pd. to ta. 3d. Fleur, superfine, per sack, 295. Oda to 36.. Oil.; seconds, 345. Od. to 265. Od. • thirds, 204. to 219.• fourths, 17s. to Ids. Indian Cern, per 20 M., Dalube, 3d. 1014.91. ; Ameri can, yellow and red, lain 9d. to 17a. Oil.; Portuguese and French, ISA. 9,1. to 11e. • white, Po. 3d. to 16., dd.; damaged, for cattle, 10... Cd. to 12a. Od. Indian Cern Meal, per cwt., 7a 3d. to 74. tid. Oatmeal, 9s. to 9s. 9,1. Bran, per 6 atone, 3., to 3s. id. Imports this weak Wheat, 1,976; Barley 604; Indian Cora, 2,213 qrs.; Flour, 100 sacks. Exports: Wheat, 10 barre l s; Oats, 510 barrels; Fleur, 2,097 racks; Oatmeal, 50 cuts. KIRKCALDY, April 27.—We hive hind the wii.d from the east ill the week, sad although ft has bren rather cold with occasional showets, it has been fsemi. enough for au agricultural.operauons. At our country maraste this week we had soy Mlle gram oderind ; in fact, quite lion2Meat to supply the wants for local cousumpuon ; neverthelan we cannot quote any change in prime from last Here to-day we had moderate supplies of Wheat and Oats. which mid readily at fully) the prioes of last market day. Barley was tu ent ail sapid,; last day's rates were nut exceeded, although farmer* hung ea he au talmnee. Wheat, 32a. to Ma per qr. barley. at.. to Ads. (Mt., 14a. NI. to 19s. Oatmeal, per bag at 2N 24a. CATTLE.-8 PALDIPIO Botuts AND STOCK FMK, April 27. At this fair the rhow of Horses was good, and resilient high prices, carriage Hordes in many institutes maid .g ISO to 200 autism the pair ; all other annuals, young and useful, equally high. The cattle exhibited for sale woe in opted soudition, and were nearly all add. Toc unproved demand Ire griming stook caused better prices to be obtained. Sharp, good Leiorater or Lincoln ootiples. with ewes in wool and their lambs forward, sold freely trout 45u. to 32e. the couple. lloggete, in wool, 30e. to 3 ta. each: shorn, les. to des. The graziers and etock-jobbena bought freely at this fair, at prima much to the sahaLectioa of the sellers. POULTRY, oIe.—NiWOATI AND LIADINHALL,APUIL ST. —Turkeys, Ss. 1 .1. to ho. 'mese, lie. to ilo.; ducks, Is. to 31%; .. L .. F .IAm,, to. tid, to ; ; wild ditto, 164. to In 2d.; pigeons, $.2. to 10d.; male, pigs, Od. to 41. cock; Surrey fowl*, ;A to Ivo.; chickens, So. to h.; barodoor town. SA lid. to 7a per couple. English eggs, 'is. 0,1. to As. tid.; itrelich ditto, 4, AI, to so, (4; In o t,, ti 611. to Ss &I. per WO; fresh butter, Bd. to 10. W. per lb. Horns So. to Ss. cheb. 1 1 1811.—Blutoosooro, Aran, 27.—Toritots, 4,. N. to 12a; bra*, 2s. to la. lid.; cod dolt, 1.64. to &I.; whams*, rd. to 6d., blisters, Is. to 2a. W. each ; vets, 4d. to I Id. per Ik. ; haddocks. 4d to M. nob ; poky, lid. to 3t. 3d. per pair ; flounders, W. to to.; mutts, Is. Id. to M. ; bluairra held, to Is. Id. perdoz.; soooterrl. Jd. to Id. each, salaam, la au. to Is. Id. per lb. ; salt flab. Id. to 4d. per lb.; °yours. It*. to 495. per build. 1 ) 11.126.1 , 101ITSItS CAPTUUND.—From infirm•ttion that a prise lie ht era. to take plat* on Teesday morning, the 23rd of Anil, at the Flash Ware, in the c .uuty of Stafford, !repel, or 0 olkin and ail of the eau ty police wooded About 7 o'clock the parties appeared on the ground, and on bring told the conerquenoe which would follow if the tight took place in that crumb they drove over into o , rhyabire, put down their posts, roped in the ring. and soon afterwards two men, newt d J •seph uck and Robert Kendrick, op peered, stripped, and the fight commenced. After fighting several viands, the farmer who holds the imatil, and a eon ►cthle from Dolton, made thei► appearance, followed ran aftt r by two magistrates, who celled on the county p die.. bchnuing to B.stfot dehirs to aid and assist in the sppr, hend inn of the consha.aits and their broken!. This wee imme• diately dune, and the parties were conveyed foliation. when the two ia•gtetrat. a, P. Heaeoek and S. Oritoshaw, atter hearing the evidence of the witnesses in the ease, nom witted the four men to take their trials at the nest Quirt. - ► Sessions to be holden at 1) rby. During the inquiry the prisoners, who appeased to be much beaten, fainted, and bad to be carried out. SHIPPING INTELLIGENr: (1M eve ,w " Skop ai Quetta," aed ^ CASUALTIES. Arabella (B•itish barque), Jackson, hes been totally low is the River I' ate, cff Col.nia Amphitrite, Sowell/4o', from London to St. Lucia, wph ion or sisals mast, starboard quarter stove, stanchions earned away, sad other damage, and abandoned by the ere., fallen in with 12 mike rd.r:ll of the Battings, Aural 19. by the Levantine (a.), from Liverpool to Gitrattar..ke , which put on board her chief officer and three haode wbp bare brught her to Bel e m t.-day. The crew of tb,, A 3,1,11- trite are supposed to have gut on bond torn. reap i with which she had been in cPntaet, as the boa., ren.an2 on board ; she makes bet water.—Liabon, Anr,l 41, Charles Buchan, Rasec3, of Kincardine, iron L• e, p ,4 struck on Rio Grande Bar, Fob. 10, and became a t o y( wreck ; crew and pan of cared loved. Lily, Thrower, from Seville to Hull or Galan y, we. &i n% ashore this morning at Innoldwells; erew saved; car go (bones) being landed —Wainfteet, April 2.5. Mayflower, Joll, from Haysnnah to Antwerp, put in hers to-day, with part of cargo thrown overbmard, front ct efts, bulwark, carried away &a., having i.sen rruck by a seta, April 2, in 38 N., 51 W.—FaLlouth, April 24.. Mary Ridgway, from Carta to this nett, is to-t Of not• of the cargo can be eared, as the vessel h full of water.—Buenos Ayres, Fab 16. St. George, which sailed a few days since (Pr Lealwro, put back on the 27th, with loss of anchor and chain, n I eatiti again this day.—Gravetend, April2B. ARRIVED. MAILS. namourg Holland Lisbon Pacific May 7 India via Sowhampton May 23 India vat Ma.seil'al 0 Boston and Halifax May 2 Mexico and Havannah West India Brazil May 7 ' April 27 ARRIVED. Asmon-at Liverpool, April 27, (faro - lamma Aesmaa-at Liverpool, April 27, f rom W rec k of J. IL ' , kiddy Asannove-at Gravesend, April 27, from Surs4y Atm' Mato-at GtAve-seaml, April 27, from Alxca 11.4 Aeamaa-at Gravesend, April 27, from Rere.ltr; ANTOLF-at Oraverend, April 211, from OntAvsb•mg ANNA Mama-at Gravesend, April 28, from Copeutia,c, ANNA HAROANNTTA-at Gravesend, April 28, from k Alma-at Gravesend, April 28, from eel-rase ANT-at Gravasend, April 28, from ANILDNE-at Gravesend, April 24, from CopLohor , Bairm-at Gravesend, April 27, from bunkuir HIstTANNIA-st Liverpool, April 27, from Jura HATNIAINI-at Gravesend, Areil2B, from BalLa Limes-at Uverpool, April 27 from Carlin-at Liverpool, April 27, from . ........ .... Csmorrx HALAISON-at Liverpool, April ... Chu,., -au Dosses-at Liverpool, April 27, from. CAN/MA-off Dover, from Due fiaorr-at Liverpool, April 27, from. ELLIS -at Gravesend, April 27, from ENTRIVIVIS -at Gravesend, April 28, from Burro --at Bristol, April 27, from EsuraLo-at Livool, April 27, from Funoso-at Milford, April 25, to an.,, EARL Looters-at Shields, April 26, from Earns-st &loathe, April 26, from... ..... FILANAUN-At Liverpool, April 27, from. Fassr-at Liverpool, April 57, from Poona -at MAL April 25, from Farrow-at Portsmouth, April 24, from. Forms. -at Grave rod, April 27, from Farb-at Gravesend, April 29, from I.lm:se -at Gravesend, April 29, from Fota HNOTTULNA- at Gravesend, April 28, from Gunman-at Livermol, April 27, from acme' Euriastrn -at Gravesend, Ag a r, from . HNIJINA-at Gravesend, April 29, HOMAN HTLLAN-at Gramma, April 28, from Java-at Cowes, April 26, from Joss C. Caustics -off Portland, April 24 Joss lloas-at Gravesend, Ayril 27, from Jesus HANNAN- at Gravesend, April 27, from Jonas-at Gravesend, April 27, from JONANNYS-at Gravesend, April 28, from HATAITDIN-at Heal, April 26 from Lavanarr-at QMeemlatOwn, Aped 23, from - LIVIANODL PACICAT-at Bristol, April 27, from Liarnos-at Gravesend, April 28, from LOCIPA ANC/AT/-at Gravesend, April 28, from HANIVIA- at Graresend, April 27, from Mara-at Gravesend, April 29, from aaoaaarra-at Hull, April 2r, from. Note-at Falmouth, April 26, from tiaLsos-at Gravesend, April 28, from. Oaroi-at Gravesend, April 27, from Prrars-at Gravesend, April 27, from , Plum- st Gravesend, April 26, from , Qtess-off Falmouth, Aprl' 25, from SPIUONTLY- at Hull, April 26, from Bv. Manua-at null, April 26, from ItriuMorn-of Torbay, April PS, from Basis Burarrr-at Liverpool, April 27, from Bra R. Pm-it Gravesnd, April /9, from Vourtnao-ot Plymouth, April 28, from , ste-.2 . P. 9 trr.4 e I:0 k.Z• •A \• rj .!‘ ft•n.ery a Nr s B <::u: .`ARC SAILED. :trams- from Liverpool, April 27, to Port Philip and Fiyinm At.rus-from Liverpool, April 27. to Aims -from Liverpool, April 27, to NewfouniY., Astmorine-horn Grsvesesti, April 27, to Cant." boles-from Gravesend, April 27, to Dem , r Bunn-from Liverpool, Apeil27, to Beim Beriusr.-from P4mniith, April 26, to Coto-fmiu Sunder Land, April 26, to ...... Cowart. M -from Liverpool, April 27, to Cososerrox-from Liverpool, April 27, to Calve-from Liverpo A, April 27. CIICIADICI-from Gravesend, April 0 8, to Itioames-froin Gravesend, April 96, to MADIMI-from Dondroltad, April IS, ..... Puna-from Liverpool. April 27, to Knots-from Liverpool, .April 27, to Emu Erasers-from Gravesend, April 27, &at ACCHLIND-ham Gravesend, April :8, to Truisms-from Liverpool, April 27, to °emus-frost Liverpool, April 27, to JINNT Josts-from Queenstown, April 25, to JANIE AND BAINAIt -HOME Bristol, April 27, to Jsr-from Sunderland, April 96, to KALAMAZOO-from Liverpool, April 27 to eiumtsis-from Grammend, April 28, m . LADY !KILDA-from Graveeend, April 27, to . LOMIT-from LVerpool, Apptrtil 2.7, to LEWISTON. [`Amer-from Liverpool April 27, Miassys-froca Plymouth, April 1 6, t 0...... . SIAIMAIter APO ANN-DOM Shields, April 26, Illear-from Gravesend, April 24, to 'Swim-ft ni Hartlepool, :Seri' 26, to o:mato-from Gm= April 28, to , Pialuoss-from Gra April 26. to Practs-from Gravesend, Amu .8, to Ps:vivo-from Liverpool, April 27, to PATRIOT-DOM Newport, Anril 23, to POMONA-from Shields, April 26, to ..... asterism-from Sunderland, April :6, to.- RHONDA-from Liverpool, April 27, to Smarms-Worn tirsiewnd„ April 26, M. Soests-from Plymouth. April 26, to Sot -from Shields, April 26, to TAtirtvr -from Liverpool, April 17, to Tarots-from Liverpool, April V, to L'irmas-from Gravesend, April 21, to Vsersa-from Liverpool, April 27 to Vicrous-from Liverpoo l, April 27, to Vie roar-from Bristol, April 25, to Wen Po:sr-from Liverpool, April 27, to .t: i ,ei 11.11 New Te K.. 0 z.`t :ea \ . N , \ I 4 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aura (ship), bland out, April 34, off I.usascru ADNIMT. Skip.er, from Charl . oston Lonol , n. lat. 49 N., len. 17 W.. Erring bad her ilecks swept and bulwarks, lac., and two men overboard, in a raw previous day . Erxima, April ri, lat. 49, lon. 10. Jvunr, from China for London, March 34 at. 8.3 N., loci. ;0..65 W. 93 days out. EFFECTS OF FREE TRADE.—The bakers in the eastern and other portions of the metropolis are nlw their bread at lid. end sd. per 41b. loaf, weighed on &li very. Another grati•ying feet is that the podia rate at Milo end has been re-liwed to 7.1. in the pound. ' [Advertisement:] —ASTONISIIING CURE OF A VEIL 140 Lute ICE Titian l'utoe PTANI.INO tt 1101.1.0•40 . 0 I'lll s AN ( ) IN 11111011'.—The wife of Mr. Cieu: 13oarrie, hatcher, of Stoclitemen Tee,, sudere.l for full 30 rem with a dreadful bad lee, apparent! orminating by the bursting of a rein internally. The TIM 11, - tense. The new: eminent mech.:al men in the neiithhourhood try.l cure it, but in vain ; at last she was iIIdUCINI lO try IL. !oval's and Ointment, when, to the astonishment of here!? and di h.. bee, the to in the own* of et,* week• was thorda.thie hr.,:ed and cured, and tea , remained sound and free from data for th, : nine months.—Sold be all druittnce, and at Proftworlloer.W. Wu biishment, TA Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS . BIRTIIB. ABR Alt 01 :7 April 11, • al 11. It. Ant-atam, t y , of a aim. BAl.Dhlt.a.—apnl .4, at Birmingham, Lady Katherina 1;+ daughter. tIIANt'LLIAIit. -April thf. at Chelmsford, Mrs F. Cla, .e tlsughter. foststtrs.—April 13, at Albert-pi:tare. Clspham.roui. lioekina, or il'St PIIKVS. - Aprti 23. at Bureledon, South.uupten. C. Ilumphrya, E.q., of a daughter. MARRIAOIIB. DRUMIIO2III—RitIGSTOCIiL—ApriI 21. at Rt. George', If ''!" 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