The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-20 00:00:00

IRELAND. DrILIT, MAT 18. The Pre.byterian Synod of Dif)lin held its annual meeting; this week. Tte subj ct of the government regulatososresp:cting the Regium donum was brought forward, and is was unanimously resolved — That the Synod earnestly recommend the General Awes las te take into their consideration at their next meeting mud regulations. with a view to th. it modification; and also that it would be toe the advantage of the Presbyterian March Vibe Regius" &awn were remind by each minister di•vetly from the Timmy, saving the interests of the present agents. The prixcediags in relation to the Rev. John Dill and the congregation of Clonmel, spinet whom an action for libel had been brought by Mr. Matthews, were mentioned; and it was resolved that as Mr. Matthews had eszaped to America, leaving the Rev. Mr. Dill in for the costs of tLe suit, the synod should contribute some pecuniary aid, under tLe circum- *tames. The Westmeath Guard/am mentions three cues of incendimism which took pleas in one parish of the county of Westmeath witbio the lut few days. The shop of Marcus Babington at the Diamond, in Londonderry, was blown up by gunpowder on Sunday evening. A superintendent of police and another person were courageous enough to enter the burning premises after the explcsion, and take out several canisters and piper parcels of gunpowder actually heated by the fire. TnE TENANT-VONT MOVEMENT.- Justice to Ireland now meats la givieg Irish ind• Wry tree access to Irish lard. Sub-tiustially this has !ways been the ease. Threeghoat all the distarbancss whisk hays made that country a by-word among outlets, the incessant grievance has lain in the inertaaing °boucles erected by law er aristo cratic ezelasivetess to the tree cultivation of the soil. Bad as an the laws of Eogland which refer to the sale sad tenancy of land, they arr perfection i self compared with those of Ireland. We are i n itd, 'herder', to see that the cooly active Irish agitation now 0.. foot is the one in favour of tenant-right. Limited as the notions are of mans of those wh, have taken op that question, we feel sati4fled that the free diseassion of it thrfoghout England and Ireland will he of immense benefit in leading to mere just notions steadier the rights of the tenant end the duties et the landlord. A silent revoloti,s is sow going on is Ireland which will peva the way fry still pester reforms Ilona those which are eprely demanded. The landlnis have maintained a loge army in Ireland, sup ported by English uses, chic fly for the purge's of enabling then le extort more exorbitant rents tress their starving tenantry thaa Li ttursaild have dared to demand bat for that army.— The • . BII7TAL AellarLT.—At the close of the Tenant Eight meeting ea this day week a fermer, named Pa - rick °soaks pn, toddle; at Foremen, whom/copied to address the meting in • strain dtprociatory of his landlord, but the audiesse in the back gallery and body of the hall retreated him from doing so. The men appeared to be excited, U not slightly deviated. Manly after leaving the Court-house he prccreded en his way home, but Lad not gone far on his way when the- orafaus. one armed with a bludgeon and the others unarmed, arrested his progress, the two unarmed seizing him by the arms, whilst the other wretch 'Mack the unfertnsate mu several b owe of the stick in the centre of the brad. Happily for Geoghegan be kited • large stone which lay at his - foet, and succeeded in drising his ussileata away. They afterwards attemeted to return, in all pro babilit fto petit their task, bat seeing some persona ap proaching Ito s pot they decemprtl. Information of the out rage was given to the pollee, but so ants: has as yet boon toatie of any of the tbrue.—Weseinooth Guardian. SCOTLAND. THZ MCBDUS 'NUR EDI the iiitting of the Itri Court of Justiciary at B finburgh on Friday, before Lord Moot r:ef, Peter Ps'tnoo was placed at the bar, charged with the murder of Dr. Wilson end his aged mother, at the village of Janiper-gmen. on the 17th or 18th ef M .rch. On the 18th of Mora last Dr. Wilson, a medical pract tioner, residing at Jaaiper-green, was dimovered in the kitchen of hie noire, quits dead, with his head game beaten to jelly; and in the panne was teasel Dr. Wilson's egad mother, also quite dead - , with wounds of a sirall-r description Oh her body as on her sou, which bad been inflicted on, both by a piker and team The prisoner was found in bed in the row quite tithed, harlo t / burn: his clothes. The pri soner, who u • stout-bailt man, about 40 years of age, won a morose sad sullen, aspect, end manifested little or no a tenet is the proceediogs. Mr. Robertson, the comet Ike the rangier, plaided ismaity, as a bar to the trial. Pro fessor Miller was then ached, who stated that he had exam ined Pearson in March last, at the request of the poling authorities, and be brand tins to be perfectly insane. Dr. Spirts! pve similar testimony. Lord Moncrief said he sup posed that the court could rota* to no ether conclation than that tho prisoner at the bar was not a 'proper object for trial, and to therefore moved that Ito be c-nreyed to the general prison, Perth, to be dotalned there subject to future orders of the court. Lord, Cockburn end Ivory concnuring, the pri mmer We. removed. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD, MAT 18.—Ina coevccatios holden this mon fag the wominatios of the Rev. Piers Calvely Clatighton, MA., of Voietnity Coll., to the ( th ee of Select Preacher, et Michaelmas mat, in the place of the EAT. Joho 0. Lougueville, MA., of Wacihem 0.11 , resigned, met with the appeal! of the house. The Rev. George Bethune ?Gorman, o. Trinity Col!., Cambridge, wu admitted ad stradv.t. . . . . . . . lnac . onvoeation Warn immediately afterwards, being the kat day of Baster Term, the following degrees were con Sand, vim :—Bacneltr of Bible: Si, Frederick A. G. Onseley, Bert , Chtivt Church, Grand Compounder. Masten of Arts. Rev. Levo-on Russell Hamilton, Ctred Chorea, Grand Csmp.under; Roo. Branch, and Rev. Edward S. J Merton Coil.; Thomas Ann Linn. Fellow of New Coll.; litw William Vincont, Christ Church ; John Jane Smith Wharton, St. Mary Hall ; Rev. James Walker Milan, Frederick fifteen/ Watt", Lincoln Coll. ; Rev. Samuel Poole, Pembroke Coll. —Bachelor of Arta : Henry Parker, scholar, Maurice Day, scholes,_Kiward Bowen, Thomas William Onslow ward, C onnolly Coll. ; Charles Saville Curer, James Bt. John Blunt, William Halliday Camay, Con. ; Joseph Kaye, postmaster, Merton Coll. ; Arthur Bloralleld, George Russell, Henry Fowler C arks William Bosse, scholar, Barter Con.; Henry Bailey Clissold, Welker King, Mar. wood B. Yeatman, John Enleston Barnett, es !Minima, Oriel Coll. • Arthur Simon Latter, George William Munsy, Citieen's Coll • Robert Barnet t Brian, scholar , Henry Whitchstid, Lincoln Coil.; John Amber,. scholar , Joseph Walker, Henry Padwick, Bromism Coll. • Fronds Tnitkoll Conningtoo, fellow, Harry Wadham, scholar, Corpus Caned Coll. • Henry Parr Liddon, studtnt, Franck Goedon Sands Laic:ba John ne, stu dent, Briny Rains Barker, student. Buller Burns, John Board, George Fownes Luttrell, Henry Amity 80. magnet, Harmadeke John Connlly , Christ Church ,• Wil liam Henry Corder, whaler, William R. James Dickeson, Trinity Coll.; Jots Davies, Wm. K)flin Bata& Briscoe, scholar, E. Joan, John David Jenkins Jens ; Wm. Edward Downes, Wadham Coll. ; Robert Thomas Braman, Charles Frederick Bode * Montages Findlater Origami, scholar, William Gay, scholar, Pembroke Cull.; lames B.trili Dorm, William fitackhouse, Worcester Coll. ; Thus. Ausell Marshall, New-lnn Hall ; Henry Montague Batty, potatoes?, Merton Cal. EXIT= Coruna .-01k Friday MINIM Dobeulay and Lysol& onatesme of Easter Coll.; Mr. Peddar, cora .= J o/ Worcester Coll • and Mr. Peanon , commoner of COL, were elided . liabalars of Exeter College. CAMBRIDGE. MAT 18.—Jeers COLLIOR.-16sterday (Friday) the Bev. &mad Lyde (8.A.. 1548), sad Mr. Jo seph A. C. Helm (8.A., 1549), were admitted Ley Fellows of society. Rev. D. Haigh to lackilto value Mt, with residosco; patrol', &Asp of NAVAL rullitellOCTll MAT 111.Liresterdey the Birkenhead as thma et this yak with lull partisnlars of the sinking of the Cyan*, pepowted la the Daly New on Friday. Ad& timid partisalars wtU be band is another column. MAT 13.--lasold steast.oewel hr been sat to Sheenier on port envies. Weep, •17•11 stem vessel, is to be lesinebed at Disked ea the 2vb inst. Sho is to be brought down to Wooled* on the following day to be docked awl eoppwod, awl will afte 'wards be itted with messes 130 ham power. Desperate, Weamoloop, &tad with screw easiest by Kern. Itsadaisy and Co., which lee bees lying he wise use I. the Beat India Desks, hoe been seat down le this port to be awed foe sea. Camesawder J. Inutatiry be. been ordered to wady at the awn harm MILITARY. 11111 COMILISD in Ma WWILIWILID lad LIIIEWAILD 'SWUM. WWI we ham already intimated would be given op bt liont-Ooseml Berkeloy, Itea (accordion to the Unita &nice Gazette) been Rims to Lina-Central Mr lola F. Fitzgerald, the mlonoral the 18th Foot, who will peened nest month to Borbodosa le - veues rave Inere.—Dltsoluseats et invoke frees tbe BS, 64a, 7&a. Bard, sad 86Ih Iteffifteats, eveeiwies et Gee °Seer sad 100 see, diewbeaked how tbe Nagy, trvight skip. at °revolved, last week. Irrver.see FROM New Sorry WALZS.—Dalseltimais boa Se lltb, 964, aid 99A Negimeale divaberked trea t s Cebrella, at °mewed, het week. 16111 L►7cass AND 1177 II ussass.-15a Saturday sher bets the last divisies of the 16th Lancers arrived at lisseelew Barna& tress Ipswich ; the Mad quarters divi des sad beset et the 11th Hewes, se route to Norwich NMI Reeselow, will arrive at Mewl& es the 14th isle. ENTIRW or Tit ENROLLS° PRISIONSIAL— The whale of the peasioness of the Idados Manta will be NIVININNI at Hyde-pork on the let of June, is the premises Of FARM Albert. BassAcat-Maeraaa la laaLaNn.—Captain Bob bu solloinsaar at T 11116.0,0, hie bun riaraoved to Train, vise Waik isaused; Captata Mauro, lido nth Ragiseat, IN buss sppaisi lianalk-aaatit at Maeda; aid Cap mewtoiadarGavials - ies.at prom Pm at Tallman la Jamie.., has boss appetite' to l THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1850. logs the two obtained 101 oat of the 146. The best exhibi tion of batting on the side of the University was that of Mr. BVenues is the mood innings. The Medias worts is their ret hands wets those of Kr. Casein, 13, and Mr. Stacey, 16; Mr. in the wood inniege Mr. A. Coleridge offered 17, Mr. E twards 13. Mr. Vernon 16 , and Mr. R. Johnson 19 Mr. Nicholson pv coded to make mutest from the moment of his appearance at the wicket, hod velum that gentkman's wicket fell, he retired leaving upon the wore rose total w bia. is already stated, 71 bad awned from lb own individual exertions. Cheater's 30 embraced a four, four threw, two twos, and a stria, of einc i s. In the second sa d d of the Ibrylebone Club the bow ofßlue sa Buchanan proved too elective for it loos contiou acme at the wicket, end so 40 runs on , y were obtained, being 106 fewer than in the firm hu2fistiP ; whilst the Contain is their second effort added 81 to their Other 'umber, or 17 more is amount. The teal aeon stood thus: copubiD. Bue:ilumm dorWip. b Isi. re IC Tiledimas Mr. h. 9 Lb ► w,l Buirmin • Mr. Dos% W. b 2112“ 7l b Builmin... .. b 11309—. l3 4 I=NW is arc B. Mum b num 30 4 4 b 0 Cluster. • 11, b Buchanan ... IMAcmin 0 ... 3 Mr. B. Mymble. b 1 1 11 89 Ohm, not out. ma wt.. _...«. 9 Mr. T. C. 'Dyke, mu out. tart mi... 2 air. H. 8. Touter, b Blom .. Mr. A. b Blare b Timic... Byec, 1; i diris, 1; no bah 4 9 2 9% 1 5/ 16 0 3 Mr. A. °abridge, 4: likableoe, b --- Chester 1 b Drew l7 Mr. R. Edwards, e and b Chester ... 7 a sad b Chester l3 11 r. Vernon, b Cheater Mr. Cube, mimed l3 e Eltabbst, b Chester 0 Mr. treaty, b Shea Mr. IL James. b Meter 3 b Umber IS Mr. W. Bernet; s Mishobon, b Chester 4 b Chester 0 Mr. F. Walker, ran ant Mr. W. More, of bat 4 s litaholsae, b Chester ... 4 Mr. M icon, b Des' Mr. D. Itmm, b Meta 0 not out I leg bras 2 I ItWe, 2 4 Byes, 1; 1 byer,l ;wi 2 4 The Mari Isboa• thenfore won by 41 raps. ARRANGEMENTS FUR THE WEEK. THIS DAL _ At Lord's—Surrey v. Middlesex.—lt h now upwards of twenty years since these two counties have been arrayed against each other ; but as the county of Surrey now pos sesses a " County Club," there is a feeling of anxiety on the part of Middleton also to establish a similar club on the northern side of the Thames. The present match has, them lore, Ix( n made, with the hope that, such an object having been tarried out, the first public match at Lird's in @soh year will be that of " Surrey v. Middlesex." Ties teepee the elevecs on this occasion will be as follows : Sorrel—Mr. C. Coltron, Mr. J. M. Lee, Mr. A. Marshall, Mr. K. Reeves, Captain White, Stockwell, Julius Cana, Curator, Lockyer, Martingell, Sheannan. Middlesex—Ron. R. Griniston, Mr. T. Craven, Mr. A. Raygarth, Mr. R. Kynaston, Mr. W. Nicholson, Mr. J. Walker, Mr. Rogers, ling, Lilly white, Paul, Royston. At Putney—The Wellesley v. St. Peter's Clap. At Chalk Farm—Penland Town v. Albert C:nb. At Plaistow—Two elevens—Amicable Club. TUZIDAT. At Lord's—Surrey v. Middlesex (resumed). At Wickham—West Wickens v. Blackheath (Mtltnenth). WZDNIRDAY. At Lord's—Surrey v. Middlesex (cone'uded). At Brecknock Arms—Uoiversty College v. Kiog's College. TuURSDAT. At Orford—M. C. C. and ground T. University of Oxford. At the Oval—Married v. S.agle of surrey Club. At Vincent-equate—St. June a, Westminster, v. Thames Dittos. FILIDLY. At Oxford—M.C.C. andlre7u — seciv. University (continued). SAT *DAY. At Odord—Dl.C.C. and orout;il;.thtivenity (coitclathd). OXFORD UNIVERSITY BOAT-HALE.—The races ter minated on Friday evening. The lint three boats maintained their position. Oriel broke a rowlock, and well bumped in consequence by Worcesnr, nur the Cherwell; University bumped Pembroke at the uses plies; Exeter bumped Christchurch under the Willows ; and Issue bumped Trinity. The loUowine is the respective position of the boat. :-1. Wstlham ; 2. Baaiol ; 3. Br..aenoe• ; 4. Wormster ; 6 Oriel; 6. Lincoln; 7. Exeter; 8. Christchurch ; 9. St. John's ; 10. University ; 11. Pembroke ,• 12. Merton ; 13. Queen's ; 14. Jesus ; 15. Trinity; 16. Exetur (' lad); 17. Magdalen Hall; 18. Christchurch (2nd). Zan) intelltgence. EQUITY COURTS.-BATCRTAT. Berou nu LORD CRARRILOt o AT 111 A Honey PARK-LAIR. HAIUM - 110 - N ' AND OTH WO O. AYES AND ANUTHIII; Tnie appeal from an order of the Vice-Chancellor of England was argued before his lordship, at his private reel deuce, on the 7th inst., and this adenine judgment was forwarded to the parties interested. The plaintiffs, by their bill, sought an injunction to restrain the defendants from working certain mining land of theirs, notwithstanding thee the defendants ware in possession of is under an amustoot:d licence of their agent. Mr. Bothell and Mr. Thring were heard for tha pl sintiffs ; Mr. Reit and Mr. Cairns represent-1 the defendants. The Lord Chanceller said that the injunction was &eked for upon two grounds; first, that the agent bed granted a lease of the land in question for a longer period than ne was entitled to ; and, secondly, that he ba d are outdo rite to grant a iicence as to unopened land. With respect to the fleet proposition, the balance of evidence was against the plaintiffs, and therefore the licence must be taken t, he within the custom or known rule and habit of dealing in such eases. With regard to the second objection, the state meet of the plaintiffs appeared to be rather ineonsildent, that a license should be refused which might prove • pre mium for exploring land unopened and untried, end yet granted where the land bad been already ovned and the experiment to some degree at least tried. The evidence, however, from the affidavits proponderated in favour of the hypothesis that no custom exists restricting the granting of Licensee to land which had been opened, and at any rate brought home to several of the plaintiffs the knowledge that the defendants were working unopened ground, and that no objection was made by them until the value of the experi ments appeared. His lordship was of opinion that upon the evidence as it stood the custom was not confined to un opened ground, and that the plaintiffs had, by their condor!, deprived themselves of all right to the interference tf a court of equity, and the injunction mils! therefore be re fused with carts. If, however, the plaintiffs required leave to proceed at law they might have it. Ordered accordingly. THE EXHIBITION OP 1861.—MBETING OF ARTl vise AT LIED4I.—On Friday het Mr. F. Warren, of Man chester, met a considerable number of overlookers, mecha nics, and skilled artisans, connected with different branches of trade in Leeds, at the Mechanics' Institution, for the pur pose of consultation in reference to the intended exhibition of 1851. Them., Wilson, Erq., President of the Mechanic,' Institution and Literary Society, by the request of the meeting took the chair ; after which Mr Warren proceeded to explain the object, of the exhb bition, and the advantages likely to result from it. He showed that in this race for industrial pre-eminence the working man would have as good an opportunity as the master manufacturer of exhibiting the products of his skill. He also intimated that measures would be devised to secure to every exhibitor the property he had a right to claim in his own invention" not perhaps by sweeping away th e present patent laws. Mr. Warren during the discussion which i took place, stated the; he iiteaded to become an exhibitor, and that, in addition to Us modals of machinery employed in the cotton maaalsetnre, he should prepare, amongst other article., a locomotive, with a view of 'hewing that improvements might be effected in them, by means of which a collision should not necessarily break them to pieces, and eudanger the lives of passenger'. At the demo( his address, resolutions were parsed, approv ing of the proposed exhibition, and pledging the working men to assist in carrying it out, and also to contribute models and specimens of art. It was also determined to form a committee of an unlimited number of workingmen employed in the various occupations in the town, two per sons from tech of the principal establishments to Ms selected to trammel all the business, and to corrugated with the committee already existing in the ten ; this committee to institute an active cannm neap the workmen of the different workshopsadmanufac tories, in order to ascertain how far they were willing to aid the objects of the exhibition by funislng macnitie models end other works of industrial art. A teovisloaal committee was constituted to carry out the resolu tions adopted ; and It was determined that the fact meeting of the committee should take place at the Keehoolos Institu tion, on Thursday evening next. A vets of thanks to the chairmaa terminated the proceedings. THE Crrr or LoNtioN Umos.—ln the come of the week mock alarm has pervaded the Board of Unsmiling of the City of London, in commune, of a very insubordi nate spirit having beg; manifested amongst the 800 inmates of the City New Workhouse, in the Mile-end-road. The cause of this threatened revolt Is attributed to the circum stance of the dietary table of the house being omeidrrably redoes& The Four Law Commissioner, it is said, not only sandond the reduction, but directed it, and arneaget the alteration the meat meals are limited to two days in the week ; previously they were four. On last Monday the new system came into effect, and a large number of the inmates, instead of continuing in the hall and partaking of their meal, deliberately teok up their fan, and in a body went into the yard, thereby patios atileflanmall regulation. The strongest MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND v. UNIVER- feeling of diesenent was evinced, and it belay suspected BITY OF CAMNRIDGE. that some of the more excited of the party might exhibit Tide annual contest, and the In nun of the Msrylebone their temper la dookayhty the fittings 0( the w et t er o f th e Club, was brought to a manna es ffesser's New 01001141, establishment, whisk les been erected with mask tors and adjoining Parker's pierce ep EWA, ',gains. It will be cost, it wee dssmsd advirbls to call in aparty scow. no son that in the list of the ropssosakekos of the University yet, as outbreak has set taken plus ; bus 'do new spun than won bat four of UN sertionsa who were engaged in having bon paused during the won, duple disk roroa the rater et 1849,• assoly, Mom Blom, F. Welker, streams, the of the ■ pews h as armed lather as Bunt, and Edwards. Is the rata of last year the Can. al Thee q has don ark la now rho mad* as easy victory , seeing that they gained the day W l :rashes. T he lee an kept to the Warr, so es to by 10 wickets . This year It will be found that they have set s 4 • ammasat's fa quelling say distorkersa It is loss by 41 mum and yet the eleven of the Maryletione wee dated' to eneetaris the amount of sanded the peepssf set nearly se strong in resumed the gentlemen men the pre- =WM tear in a few WEE"; in glass messy the haves Ass otericr The soon la 1841) wee—Maryloboao, 100 and would he asonsses. They are resolute in their $4, or 134; whilst Cambridge sods 121 an 14, or 135, with soon rsahlays, aadvhoy_have Wirral disk 10 abhor Madre. This year Ike subs, are—Muylebose, rids, OS MON na Villaaels in thethepuss dfinVMsm 146 sad 40, or 186; Cambridge, 64 sad 81, Of 145. The not befog sitesed. The oathoriass ban aired seks omple• great hewn of thermoset mask woo the brillisat sad sue- eery proration is supproodry an outbreak; but moll Quite play et Mr. Pi his who Nand 71 oast 11, sod of Wary to property, sad non life, root 31110 w ink a yew' IChosior, who coatribsiod 30 sod I so that la the Art las- oortiog. Mr. Miro Gard=la Mr. Heart's Awed*. Mr. Ithorto's Morstoo Boy Tbe Qtrazere PLAY. wee won by Priestess, wad Mawr ISTAZZII by Eton*. BETTRIG AT MANCILESTRIL—FITDAY. MANCE/AM trxsott CI:P.--5 to 1 apt Chantrsy (t), 6 to 1 'Pt Wooloath (9, 7 to 1 mast Mr. Coleslaw:4 two (t). MANCILLIST2I. TRADES' Cur.-3 to 1 apt Lngerdentain (t testily), 9 to 2 apt Vanguard (t), 6 to 1 apt Dawson's lut (.Bert to take). Bm.roau lionouon Cur.-2 to 1 apt Woolwich (t), 6t, 1 ppm Uriel (t), 8 to 1 sgst Cheristor (t), 8 to 1 apt Mr. C.,peland's two (t). Daisy.-11 to 2 apt Bolingbroke, 11 to 2 apt Clincher, 10 to 1 apt Pitsford (t 11 to 1), 12 to 1 apt Nigger, 13 to 1 apt Voltineur, 15 to lent Pinang, 16 to 1 apt Mildew, 17 to 1 apt ltaaan (0,1,000 to 25 apt Cariboo (time:id times), 600 tolo apt Brunt's (t). OALIP.—No betting. CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF OXFORDSHIRE. This starch was count --- eneedWOifo;l on Thursday. The following 1. the 'Tore of the two days' play : (Wwww.evai.- First lento" Sewed Innings. Mr. WAWA e Mesa, b Wisdom.. I Coq e Bee. 1 11Wyer 11111yer 3 14 Esu..it illow. lot out 1 Prat's, Bee, b Mayer ........ 10 b Oulu J. Aitketlei s e q PeN3, b 11111yer,.. S• e a m; U a Clarke Mr. W. run out C. Chlerlige. , end b Halier 0 Yell:, b Baba 9 W. BLOW& Imp, et Be., it Mazda. PI ZS 1 not out 9 — ace. Wa z. Rest, marduseu res 1 e Parr, b Clarke 1 B. Attend, Lay, b Medea Wagon, lbw to Woks - gi. e ahrebien N riz ilaab n wide.. i P. csawarge, Ea 1, b Adman trakey, !wt., ran cut mei.. UN ad ma b AINMS. b rilb,l;w,2; ab,l Total liwouaos.—licat 331wp. T. Adam. b WM 4 1. idow, b Willta 4 Y. WM. b Piney 0. Pm, a imam b Barns si W. aorta, b Willia 0 T. Das, b WIWa 18 W. 11111yar, Dot out 9 N. VA; log.. b Sanwa 1 3,4; 1b,4; w,19 W. ibirlimpli. bat widest. b lialmi --.... ......... 1/ 0 Total l3l IL Osy, rui.a.a. MARKETS OOTTON.—LITaareor., MAY 18.—The market to•day wee easier, sad the isles were Mout 4,000 bales. Matteaulaa, Mee le.— W • have had a vary quiet ,earns. Preieeets an WU mewed by as ailemelieattes market, wilt lame werretuetaat etre the Moe ere the cow le/e=ietthlestele lidejge. The Mona et Sr Sr* maths me, efesperle leoa and China, ebe. aa bermes eietbs Ifellhe 001110 ereeleve yew. Mt a demon la 10 21 ;10eetee she la lb ,upset asttea Pee wtite trees ' Ilehea 00 0.1 tisee elearate Wale 01111 Ile am did leder et ataterL In 1. cloths seat lewelideee derbrw. ea/ Neel 000 alttilogs are mak aea ablen d a theirseaaa thlep la Ihnie, try Omthe sevens les el a reballse la totem" bees led *rem% the a lease dmeed the VOW datelpita et - print. Claw dodo. la yam the sledge are oho hitt, end idea ere well irwrisse. CLOTH.—Lizas, KAT 18.—Tbsee has las Sat mutat in the bells coda) bat the dames ao desk beta elikly egad by the unfa Kate et dm woatberoie IS the wasthoases a very atilateet yry mount of badness continue to to done. HARDWARE.-13tainsonAw MAY lE .— Trade hen continues In a health state, there Is theinnyal amount at bating from the usual gr but primes well competent to form en Zaren the subject, readily admit that bare neither nuerebanta nor ecturers generally were eye, doing much better than they have been tor the last eh months. That prods have been greatly cut down there is no doubt, but to meet We the east of production has been greatly reduced, and the demand to nearly every afferiptios of oar manuhictures ha enormously increased. Take the article of jewellery as a proof. I was lobrined only a day or two since by a gold-chain maker who employs hundreds of beads la that ezeiwrive manufacture (and whose building. have "rung up in a few years until they slmnst resemble a small town), that at this pretest time, and for mouths punt, he had been unstile to produce a supply of his goods anything like in pace with the demand. Many dmilar hatunces might be cited. BREAD.—Mar 13.—Tha prim et Wheaten Bread in the Met 41U. topults sere from GO. to 7d.; of household ditto , 41d. to Gd. per luaL CORN.—Awnoven, May 18.—Our market to-day was but thinly attended, and the supply of grain meagre. The demand Rai more limited than on Saturday lam, and no alteration in price, worthy of note took place. The Plourtrade unaltered. The transit,. Bum in Barley were nominally an last quoted. Business in Oats wan firm, but net atm. Beans and Peas were in small supply, and excited but little *Meadow, without variation In prices. Wheat, 34,. to 4to. per qr. Barley, 20s. to 225. Outs, lie. to 17s. ed. Peas, 2fe. to 295. Beans, Ms. to MM. Malt, We. to Ma. per qr. Tares, Y. Cd. to ht. per bushel. Flour, Ma. to Ws. per seek. AYLESBURY, May 18.—Wheat in moderate supply, and, although no alteration in prices from the pieMatia Saturday, It wan a dull market. quotations are us follows : —Wheat, ttl. 10s. to iii. 10s. per load of ti qrs. Barley, 20s. to 21.. per qr. Oats, Its. to 225. Ban', 235. to Ws. Pena, Ms. to 275. Vetches, 30s. to die BATH, May 18.—Oar sa:rket is doll, at last week's prices. • BIDFORD, May IR.—Marksta to-day were is a very dull state, although there woo not a vary lame supply of W bed ; millers bought enough last week to sap* their wants for a .host time, in conscious°a of shieb hew sales were effected ; shout 1.1. on the inferior and Ia on the best per load of S bushels lower prices were submitted M. The hest Parley was rather more Inqulnd for, and realised and advance of about Ia per qr. In Leans, Yeas, and Oils there was no alteration. Benwicn. May 18.—We had a small supply of all Muds of plain at to-day'. market, the farmers bring eneseet preparing their turnip hind, and prices were lower than Oka day siinuight. BLANDPORD May 18.—The tranwn•iona in Wheat were on a more limited w ale tkan on Saturday last. The supply was a full average one for the season of the year; and pried remained about the airne me those pakt on oar last market Say. Barley was sold at a rcsluctiou of ts. per qr. in most ini4 inces. o.its, Beans, and Bess were the turn lower, arid lure business &init. Wheat, 365. to Ins. Bar ley, 2ns. to 2311. Oat s , 15e. to 171. Beans, 3011. to 32e. Peas, Zee. to 30s. per qr. Fkur, line, 295.; seconds, 27a. per seek. - - CAXBRIDOI. ll* y 18.—We an note no el'eration in the price of any kind of Corn to-day, but prices were steady. Wheat, red. SOL to 40,.; white, es. Barley, is. to 245. Been.', 265. to at. Nees, Ras. Oats, 12.. to Its. CAMTEIP.BURT, May 18.-Our market to-day war largely tulypitrtl with Wheat, but trade very dull, burely 'maintaining 'set loves pr.en. Wheat, white, 4tie. to 44n.; brown, 36e. to 4us. Barley, 2es. to Ns. Oats, 13s. to 16s. Beane, 245. to 28s. Peas, 234. CAILTrILI, May 18.-The supply of Wheat war Food at our market today. Oat* and Barley only limited, the whole of which met with a brisk demand, at folly 6d. per bushel advance • and, In some latencies, for Oats a little more. Wheat, white, new, 1 7e. 6d, to Plc Gd. ; old, 17s. bd. to 16e. 6d. ; red, Dew, 15s. 6d. to Its. fel.; old, 13e. ad. to 16s. 6d. Barley, new, Ve. to lee. ; old, 9a. to 114. Oats, muto, Os. to &LW.; common, Is. to Se. Flour, per stone, le. ad. to Is. led. Oatmeal, Is. 6d. Ryerseal„ le. Yd. Ikuirmasal, Is. COLCHESTER, May 18.-Wheat, though a dull sal, to-day, is not to be had at any reduction. The supply is larger than last week. Scarcely any Barley on oder. Buys ere in better sure,ly, hut tell at unaltered rat... omm:cumuls, May 18.-Then was a fair supply of Eng ' lish Wheat at ror market today, for which farmers demanded higher prim; but millers were not aispostd to purchase freely, and the trade ruled dull at last week's rates. Foreign was offered oa torn= terms, and a 6 w retail Pelee were made. Barley .rid Bears were rather mare inquired for at full prices. Oats the turn dearer, but the transactions reported are not este:wise. Present prices : English, white, per Imp. bashel, 3*. 3d. to Su Gil.; red, U. 10d. to Bs. 2.1.; Mande (white Genneree), per 44016.., 6s. 3d. to Sn. W.; Polish, Pomeranian. Stettin,le. 9d. to Li. lOyd.; Odessa, Mariansple, vAt l M. 6d. to es. 714 ; Ode m, Taganrog, hard, es. 3d. to 4a. ed. Barley, Ealing; per Be:lbs., grinding, 2ve. to 215.; malting, per imp. qr. 21e. to 21s. loth, (elating, 19.. to 2er. Gd.; maltine, 20e. to Its. , ; foreign, grinddig, 40e. to 218.6 d.; malthig,2ls.6d. to 23, Beane, English, per imperial bushel, 3r. ed. to 3e. 6d.; foreign, Egyptian, per 34.14.t0 3s. 2d. ; Prench,Dutch,emall tick,3s. 4d. to Je. Gd. ; Irish, L. 3d. to A. 44. Osts, Lizeerick, Wexford. Ealikvaiher white, per 3121b5., 174. II& to tae. GeL; Cork, Waterford, Vaughan, Ed. to 17a.; Welati, black, les. to 16s. Gd. ; per 3121b5., Ira. to 16s. 6d. Pane, betaken., per imperial burl, English, 3.. (41. to 3s. ad.; foreign, 7s. 4d. to 3s. tkl.• grey and grinders, per Webs., 3e. 2cl. to 3.. 3d. • fonder', 3.. 3d. to 3.. ed. Lentil., 2r. Ind. le. Ud. Flour, bat essands, Kennett, 36e. to aura. Linseed 4:like., treueb, pee too, 71. to 71. 10e. Imports for the week muiing May I/ ; Wheat, 3,6•56; Burley, 643; Oats, 1,031. GUILDFORD, May 18.-Oar supply of Wheat continues to be limited:; to-day buyers were unwilling to comply with the rates current laat week. Where mks were effected but a veryslight altera tion in prices was observable. Wheat, eUe. to 43e. Bartel, 21e. t , 235. cute, IG.. to 20e. Bans, Ma. to 29.. HEM:FORD, May 13.—Thera was a good @bow of samples at this IS retog'e market, and the check given to the upward ten. deny lately esperienerd in the value of Wheat, caused the formers to aerept last wea's pricea readily. The millers and dealers sere mot alma to give the extreme prima of the preceding week, u the value of ulnur has nut advanced. Mouth woes oettcues to be supported chi fly by merchants sins Flour ai.o.twise, sod until the Hereford 'unless can compete it nal materially affect this market. 10 Spring Cure wry few tr.,nuctimns t ) report. %%beat, per hshl.„ 4s. bd. to la. 10d. Barley. 28. ed. to Ts. lid. Oats, 2s. od. to 20. 90. Warns, 3s. 4d. to 3a. 7d. less, 31. ad. to 3s. ed. ; spite, Wars, 4s. to 4s. 6d. iiiRTFOED, May 18.—The market to-lay was well sop plied with Wheat, ths tow eunples realised fully us much money .-ifetlor descriptions met a .I.ll a rale, at rither lower priers. The malting season iber.g nearly closed, caused the trade for barley to rr'e dull ; grinding pareela tally as dear. Oats, Pros, and Beane fully supported List week's prima. Wheat, 235. to 31s. per Wel. Barley, 1/44. to 23e. per qr. Oats, Its. to 21s. Peas, Us. to 21M, per load. Leans, 17e. to 21s. Tares, Ids. to :Us. KIINIML, May 18.—The weather is now favourable for rivetation. We had a short supply of both Wheat and Oats at ronkst to-day, which was soul bought uo at the adrance quoted. hrat, Ails. to 2es. 6.1. per load of 20 emu. 041'.1, 10d, to lad. per stone. May 18. - The weather this morning 0 more mild, with alight showers. To-day's market was barely sup plied with all articles. Wheat to., and Oatmeal Is. to 20., per load dearer, and all cleared off. Wheat, 255. to 235. per 230105. Beaus, 17.. to 19s. Oatmeal, 23e. to 27e. per Ikilbs. LEteneren, May 18.-We have to report a good supply of Wheat, at last week's prices. Oats in short supply, end ed. to Is. dearer for one samples. Mem were also on the advance. Barley, *c., at last week's rates. Mancmr.erna, May nB.-Thou g h prices have remained I steady during the week, there has been no disposition in this market to kltow the advance, and the buieneas actually dune has teen trifling. We have a change In the weather (rem almost wintry cold to a milder temperature, with showers. At our Exchange to.day there was but little inclination fur businem. If there be any alteration la the value of Wheat and near, It Is , n favour of the buyer, but we do not vary the quotations of our last. tats, Oatmeal, and Beans are held for a small advance, but there is no effective cemand at anything beyond old prices. In other articles no alteration to value. Prices: Wheat, per bushel of 701ba., MOJA, white, le. Od. to 7.. 0.1.; red, 3s. 9d. to es. 4d. ; white, as. 9d. to Is. Gd.; red, 36.3 d. to 3s. ad. Barley, per bushel of Gitlin., grinding, Is. 0.1. to 3.. 3d. Oats, per bush. of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 2.. 7d. to 2s. fkl.; Bleb, kiln-dried runs, is. 441. to 24. W. Beans, per qr. of Welke., English small, 295. Od. to 311.0 d.; tick, 2 7 5. to 251.6 d. Makper 6 imp. bus., nue. 365, to 375. ; fine seconds, Us. to 33e. Lem, per eimp. bushels, white and blue Were, 245. to 264. Flour, per each of fbOlbs., Inglidi and Irish, fine, 27e. Od. to 284.0 d.; superfine, 295. Od. to 30s. Od. • earn; Ile. to 3!5.; Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and Irish, 224. to 235. ed. MAramouovau, May 18.—Our market to-day was thinly attsesded. Wheat was sold at a di/count of ad. to Is. per qr., and Out few sales occurred. There was a fair quantity of Barley on offer, which was nearly all ore:, sales being difficult to effect. Oats, Beans, and Peas command little attention, though offered a trillo order last week's prices. Wheat, Wm. to 41e. Barley, lea. to 2.35. Oats, 16s. to 16.. Dear" 211 s. to Ws. reas, 28s. to Yes. per qr. • NRWCAIMIX VPOII4IIIII, May IB.—The weather this week hast e = the whets cold sad eepoial, whir bas moth Treated Bear the tempureture le searebet Meter, but writ a pod weeettled epperause. the ride erre the pro. seed week b bra dressateind hy greet Inmery bet with the exeepter of the whir a begs ale Ye hese hued (chiefly old paseried elserud, ardor, bare ealy art the err average reread. Maras to the odlell Ishir p WNW by the Baud of had tbe itiwlap tiont/tles d Grids era Taw her bus catered r buss eekoaaptba doting the three asurs eailar Me l& April, vie.: Writ, 44 839, qrs. ; Floor, MON arta; , 118,404 q rs.; ore% i 50,121 ; Rye, 7,718_; Pees, IMAM; Nem, 1004933 gra; ipara 1,076,438 qra. ; FtOart. 1.413,0711 out.; hair , 423,41•• ye. ; per, 1131,880; Rye, 37,837; Pees, ?lAN ; Ber" 172,5111 Worded duet g the arse pedal lest year, whilst he the mouth cirri the hi April, tree 1/11111 lialurid at Most, 197,184 yea., Ma et Hoar MOM art.. err* wheat,, 33 3,011 era, sod Moor 300,1380 ewe.. Merle) it the seise Urn het year. We do not give the remerties se ether grain, but we rap newt they exhibit the sere WV:ft results. mese huh we wleh to keep cooderry ear the d eve mareastile end earicalhwel Misr, as treat to IB Ns err eariaileely the utter greswillomeia d the hers that terms at see thee expressed as to me berg rerleted with lenges Or% lrespeether wester whether the rises be Ms merry wars reewereadve er elberre• ; d. we do sot bolter blinder that bed war pews shown the ef pulps se has bees thritysil Whir hero mak dug ward her MI we asersag Is hoe arepted theme tow wog yr& Wei a ebb prim they were led be maim is. the our serketreered we had rehab amid want Irest grarste. ere, Wry Me aura Om the serk hultdrethed mops e l ler of st Meet the Ism ef het week; led le math cursory herds Sew trreashau brim gr*, :=4 rhos sr as& Weer sr • ler, Mars b are wee sr es esinted es horn thetesek. , Melt, Beer, *ad Per werrieped ; bat Ork beleg la moire An may be spla triers the rya Wirer. Me Wore( are gu X pew;Wbeel. Drivh. Ifmthrebmiehl. rive, whits, ere. to re.; / A re. to dM i Mork& ae4 Grit 4 , :rhite, 4h. to re. ; me i rad a te as.; any, white, 41h. to elle.; Ma. te ; Lincoln. wire s Ma to 441 e.; red, Ms. ; sew, wilts, 395. : 1 21.; rd. 166 to Ms. Sera seal dasise. white. re. to 411. ; ✓d. Mk se Ma Ahsereerk eel !.with, whits. Vs. to ; rel. Ns. to Its. Bye, Wed* ea Sark, 14.. le Mt. Barley, mo o r ema eallalk„ cle. MN ebevellek be Me. ; Northam. lassind red Met* las. to !oe.; Illa Ma.; whams mod lee. le re. Malt, 411 s. le Ma p j abt err, te Us. Warkerduread sod our, arr lb. ed. b reirer eaddarrebt, Male las.; sew, I to Nu Per, whir. MMus. b Ma; my sad will* Me. to Me. Piass. sew, le War, Ye Mere= she Ncellumbeihrl, MAO NM MIMI whirr Ms. to lid; bewerildh. Ms. to ; eu. err" Ne. le Mr Pas. Mx to Slid Oder. Mb Med Woe. belie. lb. to per seek. Yorelge Wheat, harre Brelpeber, white, 423 le Me.; red, Mx t Ms.; ebb% wldas, 4b. to 4h.; red. Me. le 44%; Morklusburg sod Pe. =ilawhite, ras. to Me. ; red, 40e. to 4as. Rembere, aid Aakdt, whir, Me. to 43e.; red, Me. to 49th.; MEDICAL. ROYAL COLLIOR or Scnogoss.--The following gentle mrn having undertone the necessary examination teethe diploma, were Knotted mealtime of the Wisp at the meet- Jag a the Court of Esamirun en the 17th May, 1850 : m e p oo ortme Holme Beaman, King-ttreet, Covent garden; James Harvey Lilley, Wi.beach, Caabridgerhire ; George DARR, Warwick-street, ; Edward Parry Beverly, Haskatty; Edward Hayesek, Bethnal green ; John Charnherlayne Berry, Drayem, Chippaskane, Wiltshire; Thomas Nadeuld Unaided, Union street, sit arist ; John Davies Cleston, Llaeidlor, Mango Thomas Ban* Winchester street, Bethnal-dries ; noun Paul Lomas, S Gloumsterehire ; James Joseph Cr Mandl, Ballyshannou, Co. Donegal; and Alfred Beckett, Thorne, Yorkshire, SPORTING. LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. DERBY. 3 to 1 sost lord Ablie's Cilazber (t 11 to 9) , oto I Mr. W. Edwards as Rolingbrolaa to £3,000) 9 to 1 Orstwkiw's The Mow It freely) Sto 1 Mr. lIIL s Maori' (t) 9 to 1 Mr. Beotard's Mildew 14 to 1 Lord Zeilsoad's Vol 20 to 1 Mr. Metklam'A The Italian (t to t 300) 30 to 1 Lord Itglinton's Moron (t to 1100) 10 to 1 Mr. Gannon 's Deimon (t) 33 to 1 Dakeof Richmond's Ghillie Callum 31 to 1 Mr. Dizon's Blarney 3 to 1 Mr. ()teethes Luitoo (t to .C 240) 34 to 1 Ste G. lleatheote's Lady Geraldine colt (t freely) sn to 1 Mr. Merry's Brewton (t freely) 30 to 1 Major Inartyn'e The Swede 4, 100 to 60 Mr. Dlaory's Curtain Grant (t) 1,000 to 13 Mr. Thomas's Royal Hart (t, ;OM W Mr. Breton's Python (t) OAKS. _ 7 to I apt (pt. Delniefii . ti&wer 11 to 1 Mr. Gratwieke's toes 13 to 1 DtrJ. Hawley's Tines (t). SHREWSBURY RACES. THURSDAY (CONCLUDRD). CorwrY Munn's' PLATT. of GU, the whiner to be sold' for 1501., &c. Hoots 1 ntle and three quancre Mr. Parr's Androjiess, yrs, Tot Williams) a a 1 1 Mr. James's Lyme, 4 yre, let Sib (11.alow) 0 1 2 2 Mr. Hard, sores% Orerstibt, aged, Sat 31b (White. boil 1 0 dr Mr. Tamer's Coeic Bird, 3 yrs, Mt 31b. (Wearer 30 dr Mr. J. Dere Mignon, 6 Mrs, Ast 51b. (Doke:kid 02 dr Won easy. SZTELII STAIRS (free It medial)) of 5 eon. each, and 26 'delta, the second to save hia stake. 1 MSS aad 195 yards. (II stabs) Mr. Wood's Cottlatool Lass, 3 yrs, 714... Boort) I Mr. E. Herbert's Spot, 4 yrs, IA 1015 (Whitehouse) 2 Mr. Williams's Drop, 4 p., s t 1110. (W. Mart)) Tee tollowlo4 also started, but were Rot placed :-31r. W. Smith's Mani r Downes, spied, Bat 111 b (Sly); Mr. Po k foird's Sweepstake (late Amiaa), 6 yrs, lit Blb (J. Evans); Mr. .1. o.borne's Tity, 4 vn, bat 131 b (Osborne); Mr. Daviei's Penny, 3 yrs, bat 13*.b (Wells); and Mr. Merry's ch f by Birdeateber out of Bon, 3 tn, bit 13:b (Blair). Betting :—2to 1 each apt Spot and t ot.tisford Luis. Won cleverly by ball a length. FRIDAY. SHROTSHINN SWEEPSTAKES ( handicap) of 10 son. each, 6 it, with 60 added, the cecon d to teeny@ 151. About a mile and a half. (20 sub.. 13 of whom declared.) Mr. EaStork's Calmar, yes, ast alb 14r. Oopelsad's amdlowiek, 3 pa, 44 (Wells) 2 Lord Warwick's Grid, 4 yrs, id 2:0 (Crouch) 3 lisionszt tivinne (free handicap) of 5 some. each sod 2:i added, the monad to save bit stake. About three quarters of • mile. (8 subs.) Mr. Osborne's Thy, 4 yrs, 64 101 b (sth extra)... (Osborne, pm.) 1 Mr. E. Herbert's Spot. 4 yr. 7st alb ,Slb over) (% ( a Sl i. sl 2 3 Mr. Darie.'s Yeasty, 3 yrs, 4st 216 The following also started but were not Placed: Mr. B Oaffer Green, aged, Bst !lib (Hutchinscn); Mr. B. Minor's ilinopiint Witch, 6 are, 7st 121 6 (Brookes) ; Mr. B. Austin's Miss Julia, 4 yn, 7st 31b (Crouch); and Mr. Merry's cb f by Birth:etcher out of Buzz, 3 yn, 6sl 21b.— Betting : 2 to 1 apt Miss Julia, 6 to 2 apt Sp)t, 5 to 1 apt Tin. Won by a neck, cleverly. listristorcz CUP ut 1001., the gaol= in specie, by subs. of 10 *ovum's ; the winner to be sold for M., Ac. Cup mune, about two miles ands half. (14 nibs.) Mr. Sharratt's Egret, S yrs, 74 121 Is (Vileatt 1 Mr. Metope'. The Dart, erred, 74 121 h ( \Whitehouse 2 11r. Williams's Syrup, 4 yrs, Cot Sib (Sables S The following also started, but were not placed: —Mr. Gulliver's Feseley, aged, 7st 616 (Crouch) ; Mr. Oakes's Half and-half, aged, Bst 2lb (817); Lrrd Hill nd Boundless, 4 yn, 6st 9lb (Thick); Mr. Fowler's John Dory, 4 yrs, flat 9lb (Evans); Mr. Elites Amok, 6 Yrs, 7st 3lb (Osborne); Mr. 0. Gore nd Selina, 4 yrs, Gst 9lb (W ); Mr. Waller's Captain Pliny, 4 yrs, (13 - t 121 b (Enoch); Mr. litishou'.'a Cherreni, 6 pkg.,. 1211 s (Evans); Mr. Meiklam's French Sissy, 3 yrs, Set 21b ( Alcy,k) ; Mr. Hargreaves's Irish Am boarder, 4 yrs, fat 121 b (Sharp). Betting 2to 1 apt Dart, 5 to 1 apt Egret, 5 to 1 eget French limy, 6 to 1 apt Jchn Dory and 7to 1 apt Fusels,. A hue race, woo cleverly by • nec k; Syrup beaten half a length for second plass, and Half-and.balf a good fourth. ACTON BVTANIL STACKS of 6 SOTO. each, and 25 added, the eeoond to am his stake, and the winner to be sold for 3001. Heats, 1 mile and a quarter. (4 subs.). Mr.Grithtls Mho Sprits& S yrt, Set 71b...(Treea, )un.) 2 1 1 Mr. Ilaidock od Mignon, 6 yr., ...(Wake4eld) 1 0 1 Mr. W. Arthur's flirt (late the Wind), 1 yrs, 6 1315 (Shan) 0 S dr Mr. Melldtm's Theory, 3 yrs, Tst 21b (Arnold) 0 odr limos's. Suzan of 6 use, each, with 30 added, the second to save Ids stake, sad the winner to be sold for 1201. Haste, 1 mile and 195 yards. (5 subs.) Mr. YowleesCiagari, 4 yr., let 1011, (Whitehouse 2 1 1 ME , Wales's Captain Parry, 4 yrs, 74 13lb (Wakefield ) 3 2 2 11z. W. smith's Master Dowses, a, set Sib .....(Sly ) 1 3dr 2tol ea Cingart. Wes easy. EDINBURGH RACES. THrISDAT. _ ------ -- LOTIITAXS HANDICAP of 15 soy. each, 10 ft, and 5 only it thawed, with 100 added ; the aee'nd to save his stake. 2 miles. (31 gabs, 21 of wbeva declared.) Mr. Hinnk's Luxury, 3 yrs, Sit Sib E. Uartisoni I Mr. latirron'e Primer" 4 yrs, Pm 61b ~ 7lbe extra) (Lye ) 2 Sir. Smart's Ampule, 5 yrs, 7st Mb (lt. Robertson 3 6t04 on Priestess, and 4to 1 spina Luxury. Won easily by • length and a half; Aspasia beaten otf. ATIILXIAN WAKES of 10 son. each, 6 ft, and 3 only it declared, with 20 added ; the second to says his stake. 2 MUM (8 watt.) Mr. G. startas's denorgler Bill, aged, net 71b Mr. J. liestismon's Mona, aged, llrt 7th .....(Mr. Wardroo 3 Mr. L Johnnie Barrie, aged, Kist I Eb.... .(Mr. J. Lifer 3 Captain 's Henry, aged, tin bib .... (Captain Key 4 Mr. Gmatibield's Sir John. aged, list KO (Yr. Mattlanil S Kr. Beirrie's Torn Tit, 6 yri, 12st 2 1 b (Mr. Bowman 0 Mr. Robertson's Ace of Trumps, aged, Het 71b ... . ... . (Geiser 0 2to 1 on Smuggler Ban, who waited on Ewes to the Stead, and won a severs racel b l half a length. TRADIIBIIIM'S PLATS of 40 1.; hosts, 1 mile and a half. Mr. J. Hill's Gardenia, 3 yes (Lye) I 0 1 Mr. J. Ilinnte's Ballston toy, 3 yes (Pringle) 2 1 2 Mr. Barton's Smuggler Bill, aged (Oats) 0 2 dr. Three others started but were nut placed A Has race. FRIDAY (By Electric Telegraph). BVCCLIVCII STAILS. Kell Red Holstein, obits, UM to ella ; red, Pk to ggn ; Petersburg and Archangel, red. PM to SM.; Odessa, Its. to 38s. ; ditto Polish, red, Ms. to 1k Lye, t'smemeissi sad 20.. to 24e. Haim Beal, lie. to gla.; Pommaniam ad Holstein, lie. to 19ss Oak Dots% brow, Hs. 43 Pomeranian teed, lk. to 114.; Heinle a le DENA. Its. to 145.; Areimestel and 12e. rfq.. law Mk to Id& Beene, Friesland, Me. toll..; Meseralrks; 15e. le Ma. Tie artivale this wee bare: Wheat, ormstwise, ),0111 arm; Ikeda. Mae. Rye, ernsorke, 40; Barley, telleeterise, dereige, ametwiss, 60. Otte, coastwise, Si; direly. def. seen, brelip,l7ll. Floor, 2,076 sada. Neamors (Isla 01 Wier!), May 18--There was bat little si at lies an d passkat, which sold at fully last WOOleM:O. We' y, Oideomd DMMe sm it the tarn dearer. Noamez, May U.—We bed a fair supply of Wheat at oar asotet trey tram late dewy to leo mnltlon, and in con sequent* et tito seddis imp et the wetter, to a state more coo raga to the pulse v. 55, It wet eileipsted pekes would be the iere le brew editims=r. brat surebeste emmles toward to buy sd priees iv e agie trade smesiot My previous prioes. There me any UM kr Thar, fo.b., bet prism were fine, and we de es aka Th e Barley tredele of a more he ilthy cha rade' deee beretelbre Mired, and ter all pleat( descriptions the eatzelle=leeled 1111 Me Were milled, and a consider4lar cps's. My wee sere sad Pau a deed retail bade, at lull prima. Oats men Is hit duremet, at fully prevloosprkes, ands considerable moat al bosimestionmeted. Norturoamit, May 18.—The increased supply of Wheat brought to this market to-day, with the caution manifested on the part of millers, prevent any general advance upon last week's rate*, en oept for a few select samples of white. which make hilly Is. more ride or Inferior lots are quite neglected. The Barley market is thin for the little deist full prices are made. Beans aid Oats may both be quoted Is. dearer. lirernaoaotrom May 18.—We had a good .apply of What here to.dav, which found begets at a trifle under the rates of last Tolet. Wheat, per &Sibs., 39a. to PK ; One, up to 49e. the map. qr. limier sense, and prices Is. per qr. higher. I err few Oats or Beans, and each the turn dearer; the former nen from ed. to IL per stone; the latter make readily 2te. to Vs. per. qr. - - PITWO/111, May 18.—At our market to-day last week's rates br Wheat were firmly maintained, although bayou; were some. what nations In their purchases. Par other grain terms were anal. tend. Wheat. white, 101. lea. to 111. per load ; rtd, W. Inv. to int 3a. per load. Barley, malting, 241. to 2vv. per qr.• grinding, 22v. to 214. Oat,, lea to 17s. gem, We. to 32a. Beans: U.. to 32., PRZETOII, May 18.-The trade shies this day se'nnight has condased tomaintaln a firm aspect, but the temperature having within UM Wt two days become milder, with a few showers of rain, the &Alen have purchased with the utmost caution, and the most trilling amendment upon ear last quotatioms win paid reluctantly. We had a fair show of English Wheat to-day, which met a moat languid sale, and an attempt to advance the price was ansaccesaful ; consequently, we repeat our lest quotations. Irish, as well hrelgll , attracting little notice, merely supported our previous currency. Flour in rather more retrace; out manned in value. Beans, 6d. to Is. per wlndle higher. Oats, in short supply, and rateable at td. to Id. per bushel more money. The few loads of farmers' Oatmeal that aAsearcd real ised an amendment of la. Gd. per 2 Pau. ; and Irish wa.genendly hilt] fur a further improvement of W. per load. Other aricks As before. Wheat, English, per windle cf 221411 x Lancashire, white, 19s. bd. to 225. Od.; red, tle. 6d. to 2)5.; Irish, per bushel of 7elbs., white, Se. 9d. to Gs. 4d.; red„ superior qualities, ie. Md. to Ss. aid.; middling to good, is. 4d, to is. Gd. toreign, per bushel of 74) lbs., American and Canadian, white, 66.5 d. t. 6..7d.; Rostock, Anclamoind Stettin, red, 64. to Go. Cwt. Flour, per pack of 2401h5., English, fine to superitne, 245. Gd. to 328. OJ. slaving, 210. 6d. to Ile. ; Irish, per @Ark of Illlloa., fine to superfine, 291. Gil. to 31s. Od.; extra supetnne, 32.. 6d. to 335. 6d. Beans, per wince of 22011 xx, English and Irish, 13s. 6d. to lie. Od. l'eaa, per 244.011 m., white boilers, I4s. Od. to 14s. 6d. Oats, per bush. of 45105., lrtah, prime meeting qualities, 2r. Sd. to 2s. td. • common, Ss. MI. to Iv. hd. ; provender, 2a. Gd. to Ss. Od. Oatmeal, per load of 24e11n, English, Its. M. to 23a • Irl.h, choice samples, 2.14. Gd. to 2.1 a. good general qualaea, 'a2s. Od. to 225. ; roiddlt; to goad, ifs. to 21a. 9d. ; Indian Corn Meal, per pack of 240ths., while, English manufacture, 16.. Od. to I7a. ; yyetllow, 17s. Gd. Bran, per pack of 241A1N., English and Irish, 118. Gd. READING, May 18.-Trads in 69sn is again relapsed into Its %lanai dull state. Wheat 1111/1 in larger supply today, and ex ceeded the demand ; prices consequently fell la. to 2.. per qr. Oats, Beans, Barley, and Bees were not cheaper, but the trade therein was exceedingly limited. SAYritoN WALDEN, May 18.-Wheat the same SS MI last marlet day; 40a. to 42.5. per qr. Talavera none. Barley, lot malt. h4t, on tie advance, 24a. to 2),. per qr.; grinding, 19%. to 21s. Beans, scarce, 21e. to 2ha. Peas, ; prime, 29a. Oats lie. to bk. Gd. SHAPITSBVIIT, May 18 —The eopply of Wheat wee more than equal to the demand, business being slack, and the advance pad on baturday hat we, barely supported, except no the choicest non pies. Flour the same as before. The inquiries for bailey were It. mited, and may be graced Oil. to is. per qr. lower. For Oas the turn of prime wag In favour of the buyer, and • dull .ale. Mesas and Peas maintained their pre% taus value. Malt and Flour anderweut no change. Wheut,36s. to 426. barley, Pis. to .Is. Oats, Irs. to 194. Deans, 2us. to 32.. Peas, 30s. to s2s.; best grey, 36.. Malt, 325. to Ma per qr. Tares, 4e. 9d. to Se. per bushel. Flour, 21a. to 295. per tacit. Sitiotwantig. Yy 18 —We had a Teri short supply of Wheat, Murky, and Oats at this di*'s market. Wheat of good qua. lit, was in good demand, at hilly last week's prices. The same may apply to Barley and Oats. - - IVARMINIST6a, May 15.—.W0 had a thin attendance of buyers eels moderate supply of Wheat, Sales were slow and small. Laid week's prices w: re siiiitiortel for the choicest sumplea, but the I run of business was transacted at Gr. to .e. per qr. lower. t e h n e e rtazky trade was firm, and {crone rater, considering qua may be considered well supported. Oats receded In value us. per qr., end the trade was doll. in Beane and rein not much busmess doing, at unaltered prk.a. Wheat, white, 40s. to 425.; rtd, 31.1. to dos. Barley, chevalier, 23a. to 218.6 d.; grinding, las. to 21s. lhu, i .4. to Ifs. lid. Beans, 30.. to 334. Pray, Psi. to 32.. Malt, 52.. W 3Gs. per qr. Spring Vetches, 4a. lid. to ss. per bushtL Flour, 28a. to 3tat. per sack. _ • ____ Wit‘cusaTru. May 18.—The supply al Wheat good ; hut the market was but thinly an:laded by buyers. Farmers mulct roorrti toe.tab:ish the late rime in the London marke..r, which dealers wore reluctant to me. consequently the transactions were of a retail character, at laid week's quotations. But little Weineedo doing La Ilar:ey, which was chiefly confined to grinding sampler, witriout variation in pricer. Flour and Malt unaltered in r.iine. In Oat., Beans, and Peas but little palming... IV heat, 81.10 s. to 10/. ISe. per loarr..ltarley, Ws. to 21a.' lnds7black, Lai. to Ka.; Astute, 1F5..1; Inn Braes, Egyptian, 265.; English, old, 3Ge. lt, 516. to 3fet. per qr..klour, 311 s. to 30a. per sack. Tares, Gd. to as. per LatilieL Wtanica, May 18.—We are moderately supplied with grain of all kinds to-day—the buyers Lot being inclined to follow up the prints of last seek held bah mull a reduction of ls. per qr. was effected and then business to some extent sag door. Oats 14. and Beans Gd. to Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, white, 301. to Va.; extra, des. per qr. ; red, J. s. to Us.; extra, 40a. Letts, bd. to aid. per stone. litany new, .:7e. to 20s. per qr. WORCESTER, May 18.—There was a large ttlEpty of Wheat from the farmers at market today, and the trade rukti doll at a reduction of Is. per qr. on :di deieriptiue.‘ Barley nominally un altered. Oats taken to retail at former priers. Leans ratii..r nearer. We did not hem of a transaction in Peas. Yoaa, May 18.—A sc.:dollop!) , tJ Wheat at market to. day, but in eutorquesee of the decline at W..keheid p. w.trd .y many sampler are w.thur.mo, and what nil,. bare been male 1104 Ia per qr. decline. In other article' no alt.-ration. ct beat, white, 4Jr. to 435. per imp. qr. • red, 314 r. to atta. Deana, 20e. to Malt, SO+. to 52e. Oita, 7d. to 54. per Root of 111 he. Flour, 23a. to 51a. per sack of 284 AM. _ _ _ - - - DUBLIN. MAT 17.—We had a small supply of fa-niers' grain at market to-,lay. Whtst and oats fully "moans( the currencies of Tilevdsy last. Barley, us eunsc.ituar of Urge It arrivals, was anll ui Nile. A further admusw of Is. µr tar. was rear:ed on Indlsn corn, but the ales were not "strait,. %VP= _ . . . ;;47,2T,ii;762i. ; i,41 - ditto, 21. , . to 22. 6.1.; barl, to 12,.. 071:6, 9‘. 14. to lilt. per bet; oatmeal, IM. to lbs.; 4evat%! tt to 100. per cwt ; corn, 295. to 33.. 6.1. per aiVibe. • LtMEILICK, May 18.-The weather is gill cola birth . and ratter ungental for spring corn. Go grain to nutlet, and but few sale* in prepared parcels. The arrivals of Indian Cern are ter, the demand has increased, and price advanced. A .inaiLir improve. movement in Meals of every description. Wheat, red, tee barr. lof 20 stone, 20s. • white, 23a. Gd. Oat*, 10s. ed. pir U sera.. Barley, Its. per 16 ,tone. Galati Indian Corn, 71. .s. bd. td 7/. 1.., per ton; yellow, New York, 71. Ss ; Indian Meal, 21. Oatmeal, 111. WATERFoID May 18.-The improved feslivg e 0:e din the trade on Saturday last has continued throughout the week, and prices of all descriptions of grain as well as Vidor are :wain dearer. Wheat': A fair quantity of for. Ign has changed banal., at ..n advasee of ul. per barrel. In Irish but little has been done, C. to the high rates demanded by holders. For Barley we had a pi, .1 inquiry, at better pricer. Oita in active request, at 61. per barrel core the ear , !They of this day ~'night. and very few on infer. There lam been a I large consumptive demand lOr Indian Corn, ut gradually al er Trims; this innming a further advance of 6d. per barrel leas been . Mlt. hed, making the improvement n :be week Is. lid. per bane!. In boating cargoes, a fair amount of lin-item has been impacted. Fame theater by Gd. per each. The loilowing are tiro pros nt .1.0 ations:- Codried: Wheat, mill, per 2. at. 205.0 d. to 21s. 6.1.; rhipp.mt. Itts.ed. to 19s. Gd. &tiding, per 16 atone. 12e. W 1:.....l Oats, white, per 11 at., rr.6d. to us. 6d.; black, Sd. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 stone, 21s. lid, to 2:0.; ship. ping, 20s. to 20e. 6d.; Polish Chicago, 22.. 6.1. to 2"....; French, 22.1. to 23.. 6d. Baltic, 21a. 6d. to 21.. Barley, grinding, per 16 stone, 12s. to 12a. Gd. Oats, white, per Li moste. sa. est. to Has. ; b ack, 94. to lie. CAL Flour, superfine, per .0 - k, 3 9 11. to 315.; mamas, 26.. Od. to 295. Od.; thirds, 21s. to 2:5.: fourths, 'so. to 19s. Indian Corn, per 20 at:Danube, Od. to 20s. Ameri can, yellow sad ted, 196.9 d. to Nis. Od. • Portuguese and French, les. to 19s. 9d. • white, les. to Ins. Gd.; ' damaged, fur ileac, Ins. to 14a, Od. I n dian Can Meat, per cwt., tia. 0.1. to ns. ad. Oatmeal, 9s. to 9s. 9d. Bran, per 6 stone, 30. to Os. 3.1. Imports this werli Wheat, 609 qrs.,• Barley, 242; Indian Cora, 4,292; Flour, i9l sacks. !exports: Olds, 600 barrels; Floor, 2. SIO eater. KIRKCALDY May 18.-The cold weather we have expe rienced foe the last few weeks continued until Thersday morning, . . . . dace vial we have had ge,lal. balmy weather, with a i4.W. wing, Just what is wanted fur the growing crops. At our couctry enarketa this week formers were reluctant a.. acre of all kinds of graio, even at I advanced rates, PO that we can only quote prices nominally id. to la. per qr. higher than last week. ken• to.day we had good st.pplaw of both Wheat and Oats, which Fold quickly at 6d. to Is. per qr. advance on lust market day's rates. Barley in small supply; mice some sabot week. Wheat, Ws. to 425. per qr. Barley, Its. to 22a. Oats, lam to !Os. 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of 2601ba, 24,. 611. POULTRY, &e.—NswokTs AND LNADENHALL, MAT 18. —Turkeys, 4A .od. to 7s. ; geese, es. to Ss.; ducks, 3s. 00. to do. ; tame rabbits. Is. Od. to Is. dil. , wild ditto, 7d. to 10.1.; 6d. to eel; roasting plea, 4e. W. to 7s. mak ; Surrey fowls, s. to 125.; chkken*, Ga. to 84.; tenaloor fowl., Is. 64. to Gs. tier couple. English eggs, Gs. Od.dd. ; remelt ditto, is. Dd. Ja. isL per 100; fresh butter, ad. to L. per lb. Leverets, do. to do. each. • I , lBH.—BlLLinosuLts, MST 18.—Salmon, to Is, dd. per lb.; turbot*, 3s. to 12e. ; Is. to 2s. GI.; cod fish, 3s. to 3s. each ; roles large, Is. to 2s. per pair; ditto, small, 4s. to 6s. per dos. ; eels, ed. to 104. per lb. ; lobsters, tiaL to 2s. 6d.; crabs, Gd. to Ss. dd. each ; shrimps, Is, Go. to 2.. per gallon; Proems, 2.. to 3s per ib ; mullets, 2d. to 4d.; whitings, 2d. to Bd. mob; fresh her 4s. to 3s. per 120; !MON Is to Is. Gd. per dor.; mackerel, 3iLt T o i r: gibs, 3d. to Bd. ; gunoels, Bd, to Is.; haddocks, fkl. to ; ditto, Mail, 2d. W ad.; carp, Is to 2s; pike, 24. to 35.; Damps, Is. dd. to Smash; elm* 4d. to Gd. per lb. ; oysters, Ss. to SU per ImsbeL PUBLIC SALES. May 17.—8 y Messrs. Bunn, at Garraway's.—Ahout 20 acres of freehold land, suitable for building, si:ueted at Broad-green, near the West Croydon railway st..tion, was offered for ale is 29 lots, marked out for building purposes ; 25 of the lots wore sold, and produced 4,1074 FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY AT PONTYPOOL.—TILL society held a large sleeting on Tuesday last, when Mr. Jas. Taylor, jun., attended and explained the printioles on which it was founded, amidst loud cheers. Shores in con siderable numbers were taken at the close of the meeting. The Chairman. on the occasion was the Rev. 0. Thomas, the theological tutor at the Baptist College. Mr. Taylor is pro ceeding on a tow of exposition through the principality. [AdrettinatiMmt.]—A CURE OF A SEVERE SKIN DOMANI by SOLLAWAT.II OIDMINT can Hun.—,James AMMAN en smisedlutal lamer. meldheg ea a farm near Newtown. *uttered • need hered dimmed the skis. which broke out In =t, item eidieelbgert• of Ids body; the complebet wee gradually tragarlag Ms einsladien 1 he had Meow low-epizited sad nervous. 4 Be had Idol la ehlat rad madisistre from two or three tuetlkal nem, bed their remallte meleer. Ile than oummenced taking lAillem•We Elie. sot the thitincnt welt into too wetted wart bg Owe mem we now mesered bo petted health, and host Iscat ell Sold by all =to, end at Pro. Mem 1.11.101e4 Me i Mend, MoNDAY, MAT 2n, I MO. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. each of the fullowieg plea ts it d y QTR.—The ataticti o ate e. The State of the Weather at Nina o'clock on &Lunde, arranged in order of With( Murat Plan. of 147 ;C• gi State at Weathr. PLYMOUTI Samna PORMIOOIII ..... N.W. N.W. N.W. B.W. &w. B.W. N.W. &W. N.W. 9. W. Bauroz. awns* GREKNWICH iinNuom ..... Owns ..... Ocaucamna ...... Lasorrow Canaan:ma Claws HOLTIII4I, LivrarooL ...... ... MANCHeirrsa...." DMILOCITOM SNAP 11. W. SY. ILL Burro= Bawl= Gummy overart -- '' Partaally Canki Parttali, c ow ,r Pear Partially 1:10, 1 ,1, Orarcaar. Partiality Pat tiaylly c.,, tt e; Overrun Partially Clow, Orrreaar. Rain Overvut o , treart Untidy ParVelly n.,, 17 Plrtiar Ca „a OrertuAt Cloudy Orerraat PartaZ) Over Overran Overran 1 Rain (wpm Part,. Partial:: Ovary Rain oestis Mae Lied Mx Gentle anon Orals Biome Otago Mese Owls Brew Gentle Brom am Ge - olio aerie Gdm deCtle Breese Oastl4 Breese Gentle Breese ricotta Benet, Oentle Breeze Odin Lght A fro B.w. = Gentle lineal Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Braise Cairn (;rtin - Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Brew Gentle Brume Calm C.,,A7 THIS --- THIS DAY. N. ..r Come of NVlsg. Strength of Wind. State co tr. aG. E.S.E. Gent:e Breeze. Film. __ The returns from the fo!lowing plates did nut rfaeh*f office in time for publication on Saturday; they th.rdw e indicate the mate el the weather on Friday taGramg nine o'clock. VOIJIL/ItUNK CAMllltDelt Yaavorre....— Can Yawc &W. &W. N.Y.. N.W. N.W. KY.. Calm I frve. Gehtle Belem r:10,,•: Oectle preeze I Clou. Gentle Crewe Gentle Brays 1 Pan SHIPPING INTELLIGENC.S' , Prom ear , the Supping OSIOVI," sal CASUALTIES. Brothers (Ives) of Loudon, row clischargiur port, and bound ultimately to Quebee, struck r the harbour; has iniun i her tore keel, AEU MAO: do.k for repairs.—L'Orirr.t, May 11. 8/1111VILD. i Hamburg o o Lisboa O Pacific O India rat& Southampton I India vii Slats( Ilia O Boston and Halifax O Mexico and Ravangals O West India o Brasil ARRIVED. Axverte Gitasar— at Bristol, May 11, from . Auxin—at Gravesend, May 17, from ANTINA-41/ Gr4tcsend, May 17, from. Aossa—atbruvtaend, May IS, from At:masa—at Gravesend, May 19, from Arousa—at Falmouth, May 17, from Iloaka—at Gravesend, May 19, from DALIWN—aI Grill'edtlXl May 19, from Coasonses—at Gravesend, May 18, from Duna —at Graresend, May I. from DIANA—at Gravesend, May 19, from Eourr—st Gravesend, May 14, from Erma—at Gravesend, May IS, from. &mesa— at Liverpool, May 18, from Eusasern Rosa—at Exmouth, May 17, fron Pasat Nov—at Dartmouth, May 11, from..., FNANCI•CIa—at Gravesend, May i 9, from. ...... Frown,' —at Gravesend, May 19, from GLassamta—at Gravesend, May 19, from OCONOIANA—at Sunderland, May IS, from HAIM:MN—at Bristol, May 18, from laides.— at Bristol, May 19, from LtarraNTA—at Gravesend, May 19, from Male. ,ILET—st Gravesend, May 17, from MINKNLIZIIINDMEND—at Gravesend, May 19, Portsmouth, May 17, from liArmos—at Gravesend, May 19, from NICOLAVA —at Gravesend, May 19, from at Grarmend, Mar li, from Ot uses—at Gravesend, May 18, from PANAII4/I—at Gravesend, May from Races—oft Falmouth, May 1., from &sae to—at Gravesend, ay 'ram &ram. —at Grarteend, May ,8, SALTY Jack—at Gnarteca. May 19, from Seaantssvtaa —at Bristol, May Is, from WILLIAM—at Graveread, May IS, from Wlsmatart—atGniveeend, May IN from Wawa, AND LlTT—at Gravesend, May 19, from .Urac. ... W r. BAILED. Arcot-from Liverpool, May 19, to Art-from Shields, May 13, to Asa (r.)-trom Liverpool ' May IS, to Ater-from Liverpool, May 111, to Aswan:a-from Gravesend, May 19, to BLANCRI-from Gravesend, May Is to Itainslt (leas-Rom Liverpool, May is, BRATRIca-trop Liverpool, May IS, to ' baoox -from Liverpool, May IS, to BIM:IOTA-from Liverpool, May IS, to &luaus-from Hartlepool, May 17, to. CLAM AND Malan-Da-Iron Liverpool, M..y IS, to Coussta -from Liverpool, May IS, to . CAI H. HOMO:1-ff= LiTEKINIoI, May P, to Cwt. o-Inita Cada., May r, to CANADA-tram Sunderland, May 16, to CIAOCATIL%-from Gravesend, May 13, to CaIroLCIR-4011 Ora iescatl. May i 4, to Cmzes-from Gravesend, Mac 19, to . Eusaurrir -from Gravesend, May 17 to Dv anew-from Cowes, May 11, to Ft.tair-from Deal, May 17, to Eutr-from Falmouth, May 16, to Luz ns. vat-from Jersey, May 13, to talita-fmat Liverpool. May Is, to EMWMAI.I.-(ram LivirpooL May 14, to E-oena at R-110117 Liverpool, Mayl4, o Frau at.- from Liverpool, May IS, t 0... lalatiVlll-from Liverpool. May 18, to FANNY - from Hurl, 4May 17, to FillEN 0+ -from Sunderian_ to May 17, G. ou..a -from Bristol, Mar 18. to G." Wit his.oir-from Plymouth, 3lay 17, to GAxt?A-Iron MUollerlafid, May I•l, to nAll- ram Liverpool, May 14, to IlraAx-• IMO Dartmouth, May 16, to Gov - from Liverpool, May 19, to ILtraau AND ELAANOR -from Liverpool. May IS, Isavressent.-from Queenstown, May 16, to I T .,e tr....us-firm Liverpool, May IS ' to Jos. %VIOL! tra-from Liverpool, May 19, to Jaw tie a.- from Liverpool, Slay 18, to LYDIA-from Liverpool, Mac 19, to lANA-I , olu Falmmith, Hay 17, to „ m tirueesoul, flay 19, to Lorsmr-In m Gravertrul, May le, to Laos Sas eys-trom taravesona, May le, to Maactit-•rom Liverpool, May 19, to 31ILATRA AND MAR-from Liverpool, May IS, to MAIIIII/Ns -4001 Cardiff, May 17 ' to. MAI 4 T. EYANS -from Pottenouth, May 17, 70 31saccar -from Shields, May 16, to Mt caturstu. -from Liverpool, May 19, to MIRA AND MAR-from Livirpool, May IS, t.. . MARIA Correa-from Liverpool, May IS, t 0... Maw Ore or Coat- from Liverpoel, May 18, t Nro.rot -from Liverpool, May IS, to Orin um-from Liverpool, May IS, to PASSANOTY-from Liverpool, May 19, to Paoviousca-from Liverpool, May IS, to Palace.-Rom rymouth. Mayl7. to Paiscvss flovo.-from tlotenstown, May le, to Falltalll OK PLATA-front Liverpool, May IS, to.• PaNSIDANT -front Liverpool, May 19, to PRIMO= VICTORIA-from Grate/Cad, MIT DI TRW Wag-treat Gravesend, May IS, t. Itioataxs-Rom Liverpool, Mar IS, to hussar-Rom Liverpool, May 19 to HMIATINA-from Liverpool, MI ay S, tO HaATON-ftom Liverpool, May IS, to Se seam-from Cardiff, May It. to 61111110,111 RE-front Falmouth, May 17, to Srasuora -from Shields, May 13, W... THOMAS-4gal Hull, Muy 17, to AND MILRY-Rom Shield!, May IS, to TALAVANA --from Gravesend, Mar 19, to Vlllll/1-Rom Liverpool, May 19, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Caaauvrra, from London for llattfas, May '2, lat. 4i N., 1, Cont. e, Sak‘nntle, bound e.uutla, Mav lat. ie. Len. I. FLok.t, front Newport for Cad* May 3, Lt. 42, lon. 10. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND_DEkTI BIUTLIS. CLERK', —May l7, a. DuLe.street, Westmitoter, the •Ix J. Eq., of • daughter. Ith'KElL—May 13, at :tracts-folk', Itegent's-pars. the ", Crocker, hey 04 • daughter. tiIELL-310 13, at Upper Noymtnir-strect, Portirl.Ul4.lu.ov, •he of the b cr. J. P. Gel', A daughter. 1101t1tP4.--31iy 17, Eat C.c4lum, Surrey, the wtk et C. 31 EN., of a feu. PAR E.—May 14, at Rowley-plaemillse, the wire A 1 triage, E. 1., of • son. bIAItRIAGES. UAI.I•OI'R —WEMVSS. —Mar li, at Old Wham? Church. , ." • Baltour, n not Gen. ittlfour, of Italtanne •-• to Manny Erektne, only daughter of Col. Weinym, of %1.. , Cantle, Tome awl Lynda. RASE 10, at St. John'e, Notunt-10 1 . the Rev. W. Itoldeworth. Vicar, S. Rue, EN., it Nora Maria, only surviving child of W. V. 14cke, EN., d the MUNCH —VERUVSON.—Ray It;. at Maryloboue Chut.h. Her. E. Clatkr, M.A., Edward, fourth of W. Thaw, 1 , Birmingham, to Marla babolla, young** eon daughter of J. t.6.:0 Law ut DEATHS. 13, at Chumh.lsne, Kensalgtort. Alr. W. nia.' Cbeepskle, aged M BMSANO.—May of Queraatret:l. CHIVEKS.—Nay 17, IllasAars , e-mrsta., .....•••• -- T. Chivas, aged 113. DAVY.—May it, at Dennsehire-plexe, Wmaleverth.mad. Stern Nary, rehot or the v. . Nary, formerly 'flaw Northamptonshire, a ße ged JNa M. FLOWN& —May 17, air J. Flower, Dart., of rtl4lull,lt. two:. aged $3. 'FOUNTAIN L—llay at Narford Nall, Norfolk, tkr of A. Yountaine, Vag VC/AM I S.—Nay IS, at . Suatomplsee, Non-romd, J. Lamm^ I s ot Yi Mood asd 11124uut Su" at No.-8, Lusts:J. ▪ fa rtt/ of Isedos. Prudes, st w 060% 1 Lie e ' d. Plzen, La the ptsitast GI WWlstriams—Mor seri MAY 10. 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