The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-08 00:00:00

I, RETURN& •-, 4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY .. EVENING, MARCH 8, 1850. METEOR . OLOGICAr • .. --Awatlet. f reerad. a& anipisial woo 6664 Oa Oslo , owe' oenaladat aon shims Ober bandbaca amain aMt dayno bee on portiabety * *be nag raftrrerm. . I :ftedguil'artkarizit_ e ."tr. - mi t NAVAL. oof ow , wo , os . im is m o i g kk aaa p ankk ak, P.Sie A Datotxr, bisect 7 —Ar rOUITIMUITS.—To Cream : o l lisa u t t imo a Ma i li ° it% 11"1 3.6 7 ". "' w h 0 b1a ri k .alm ik _ a k e • t , th .r, - , ..big,,,,, , abi, s t—P—bu.srasinwkirtalialante ar lt r al iad •il gaed e" I" 411. t . Pi- fissiPi rmwt Vwdm uirall.sul le Yi d il ls =llwk ivi** 4•4lwellibb il " a beth ibs' Om 1,02 /•• As hot. lbw tad me, seised ; Ws Alulabipean, G. Temple. I • 1 COVIINI : Mideltymes. O. ... awl ,. ..., - . Chief Jostles Wilde rammed up the wide mat tab great g al ia t in Sr e r i t Ihi " . . 1111 air • • -- ed Cheap Wd wog lessmhe mr• lid mom shriMmo. Blekeley. Mr. LIITIIIN seid If the mimes r heitheled It their rubs too, aad the joy, shoe s shirt deamallapestareeske . .a. lebrets w irriet li t il = Intifelme et theorl:z= FIIDAT XRC at eash of , h .' Lw __• •8, 1860, seist sof, vase er Mem men meow Yorres reM lassos, lissoe I.—MorMasee.—The swam seder oatvh ,„. m.tbaa , t ... aamond , hot oa appikausa ta a walla af • t pine pane Intro oft tbe ablitentatarle Innen au .•- MN Vide* p ion o . — ''''" mi ltth, ..1 1 • 4 •8 el 1•• pert all •• •• •••••• • it!" • IM P ` • • CossMOdfiri Mania laded Gioia db• 304 art. ell • emu's tut X:. 01... esW Tjae wee leases w akkly Seaton =Land, .. , ~ , , ~. .. ameewn of way am** ado* la robs. lonlotor prie l two sertaged is tof 'ado!' . • — — " A u area of P ftlid" “ V. " 4 " ".2. "" ° " 4 sad win Ds* "1" 0 " 111 "1 1 dr, _el aridlut ta .. i. imal l til ,l seeKbetabh to the Is as wise of pespery. _ ~ . , ,nuaLLaral we banal thin pew am Imre are Muer lef a amineablen=lent mu tr L • nerowdel Wins bp ili eat et a They ems itt Wen ,„ _et •_ _ _ _,,"l.._"°__ 2 i llL __,_,__ ll.l4 • •• • ; a l . llls Hams ma tramp had seal let Pet- OXFOIW ClRCUlT.—Woggivrid, itachi Y. risM,i iamb i mo m s ,„ .tea, to spermiwith en** ene to rain ray mew mamma hew Owns se Iftwo4 ----- . ----- —-- - If * lawn amp pereseter asp la th e pad,:a of me Isseseert sem is me ess mem. em, mo WPOOM ea ~,_ SW N O k ll h a sous sa Ido property fa hi hasereheet.' • • The letes per this smutty sad elti r Lres s zed peo etas Iv, red we eel mallent eiellatee to sa t c mi l , larthee .., Mae, bar, a eh ow. _ ..—...„_,--.. i ad, somemesay, re love has alientess Is sari: . Op: WI Ad!, is is boa*, ta Wt• • •les.11601 1 d Nu' Tree ap ma Om& te amegsge ma. me selletaby.st sari :may ' by Mr:Jerks Patent. ' Wes- Matt Ie Mahe hem weld* WWI Ile ibilowed stirsalit " 7 " .• "*"" ""' tw ' °u rn s. '" Partlea,..., a " I P IN" love 11 . Wiwi °I " •"' dohs. HA. • ship him "at www e ' ll •• Na l whet head lashes es el the yrealsti el e =seploNs. As a aeon*. asa k aappa 'a wa k e. m g tb s i ft s aw s , me s repid_sessmimets et sembs—ars Iserees: ao ss reeta............. ..... . Xt. hems here y o ., • -- -.4 PIII=1:111 *ilk I " a/6m il l a l ls. 48. a 11116 ' nit's nth lbgbaeat bad me Mind a el to the t w o t w o ii , im e iss i n ban • hies Is dowsed; sod of Okla we 1164 and plelbleens ........—. LW. Wens Omar IR la esuZl ioL t Is eisag g e mom of sited raft mai Si. as. The et • the maimed* away Imp esester of 10Aestsre ere te l ma ' sem is is the roe own prim bare re. Feb . ". ~.......... • bad 1101halhashd••• bet IM imam bbd beer bah %Ml.' Ted eassipmerelly ere set of wry ono nasaindei boo ear wale 100 Awedawn at Mt _ __"// 4 /40P .... ==wwelly, awl et pant we we oe pram& of - MILITARY& As hle Mar ad bees milemeted ter, bli reset sot name\ them Me warn von serions and dilators. SIM E 8,,,,. to rem few et lir sessed dam • is am essety esiesdor. At MI prise than an oily 6 mars lea= Thi ssmi ii ebutimil e uszleuillinat anligaiglini."ll9.l6 l: s tel lill ....."arra ::::F .----.. 8. 1111.: E. : ceis: Lit" : 11" : „. el°Cl°°uddli...-- Me esedeeed the ish is,. is bawd ths ilembay. for otwahar.. nigopmfr wmiiiimm Dl m ßTOZl3 joambin .sionmenie.„ 7 o Ult ime of Ude ninon odor 4. • i "... , see Mak, triel, me of Matt h e email jury eme. ' Mao west Mew Sehrl bas Mit sown= ..""""" •—* ee.". Cen omit tl:7 4 ., redness Si. sbUsaidvassed.r.ktabs,....Varimr.l' ar......,,"" — j b algiumusZE*o lB ll•=pkW.mitmakolatra s p : k k g_ . Nista ism brae r ioc ilememe Mom as rawsuisa !UPLAND CIRCUIT . — NoRTMAMP7oWt KO= & anateh rg i dlUtl a aah the moo _ aid 0011 • 101 mi ssethium naha reg a "i ll katate s• • P s " ...---- BalummaLliamm " .. _ . IL LN N . .w ww w . : . a da areue s.. r ft....t °1117 11110 1 h*Wsel *sweet Omerie a mai sa.,its . re. irest aaft" semee hmk os me at lim ear s'i rstos4 is wsp. "lll lei te g = C". Ditsor ls bz Famsaims,—This host seaboard as Cork is .1,4 a Larnil t...-Y . Salialir • CUB; I Boon lha him Pao. Is "I a min wwwwW lwliwollthidn meg Voldwaldroul. the ism ilsy kr P•Marmak, see rerte is Watebeetsr. gm :e a in WlWNiiiiiie...::::. ovvt , me , , Wus loop . , Sermon Finn to • Patna. sap km atit awned the Ileum& Cala Peggy I am la ; at Wit siesemb. breosese,m es am es. This Issoltett, 5 Clerk fa the tof keit, /Wen lbalit Wee Wilbeilaree • of the Owwww •------ W. Gann Braze y , mean, beam We bon welded te WO the Owwee Inwood In JONA Lm, aged 22. a private la the 90th Balthalla s om a t o g oo k. k a a psh m aw k k e p i& ~,,,, Woo XI!. cna onf ro Can, OM Ws labia pat.. the Opal* menet gals lEtstelitgence. 16. Niebeie be bar Lamar Least Sordety: Mr. Fort. yes Merged with t•Tilgi on the 10th Dee/Wm Isst. k . Doom tor • fiddikr . . , aid Mr. Cede supported de st the parish*: Wisdom. is the disaty of Northampeoe, set orre. lll6lll. ar . 80. 84 lur z tott;Ma de ; gess in r inm ethes masa Ist es dewed a1 ... /11 :nla b trtemz e ta i ! eta to • table sad on* organ, With Wan 'to doedroy the Web: set sisyset tivegisft ilhe . lther flato Mk atasumull -... ...... W.W. Gra Brom o ftr i L t ' tbo toe man peer =l* la Ole nee A 6,W. Ge n tle Breese Mom.. I ids sot Oa at all rul er .:Wort the Mau HOUSE OF LOR9L—YinsiDAT. __ _ . visp#•l! ainart el the Lome Seal* me, that santery r = at Wsedes. • pm mama es bream ad set moose her met eery P•z•••••••• atsised memo am SIM of . The is kb dbfawee, ettrlbieled the lbe to mei. • 110611 • 0 " 1 . he mem anwedlar the oast Talmo" A Ckudy asylum mg bung mama hap pes _wall sp. tow alb The Roses of Lads sse ems ear coo fetlock Lord : i • h i aah m• W ••• ademee ea wend% ead .the induriala, we dent ha bens H"WIZAD W. Path Breese Oyercim " set 'MI 101. •• 7•IR he his AM, sod the eirstemest of Messrs le a desire to get his owe aam led wash *ISM mg bates bas u .. 1 " . b ,.."` Braaallak, as Illpeaker, kr She peeps* ef the seised mom oat anda at um 3 . 04 ,, Kt0 but as social nakkaust mama. is saaaaad, however that Res h anniard. ororpabitp a the owl, a saw lark dont prove L . sm eeLss***ss• LW. Clan tie nab demsda et tribma , en alma as lt 1 a gatinik =peeled babe. • 'Oa 11077 WW. Si os a.. Zee rears el rased •est assert ale , •sad •preyed • •jellasesse sehrt Ina a ansmse, yerao— built., DAIILLIWTOS ?Vila, 04411 W. code Boa aowiki. --' me awes his 21166 9116111161619 ola d e nte~ ob. a the HAnngr's Drroarts sat.. sem •He wee esteemed to 7 years' trensporriden. OORS.—llmmarm, Mord 7.—At this day's market • El Clan wain la sawn le seali ne wli* hen On bassf.ss sin Mr. Sodeset Werearst. Ma obeli yes Mr. Comptes, dli mi lmi . 0 = gai N siand r • D "Z awi lbmik i d a N osaaa il " l w• Ps•L . bemoan as is. anisemers Masten, te r lib esshissiws 4fhabere: welt. Woolen Oft l'Vo! Meted i2ll 6289 he as paitieser. roACO9IO. One Mooed rebut mean *Moat alteration; bane la wort sap a W. hued Bribe aft: feikilliageadUii brae. Iltedtemed acmes Kr. W. K. hooto to .. a . l , t h e ...,....0..„ to , seleese and the free Solisty. Om dare nested wi el d amp Huiterif sal TAmum Lamm ono nom& rah pky, It um a reedy nle. Darby. Clan aad Bean dull of tale, at about L uis , Ise was hae Caw will atableard, rad lone II they haul se tho taw r iT ato4 --- """ Kosaa. Ma do Ind_depat, sad provost the ether areditore from in u tirid riss i ss omm eli• idg wesok let of eelio site I mag 7lll day bmi cd b, wm ji Thosmi otheis lour tis to t, o = 4. pag lik• Rarieyuia . !Tiar as. i a1Z0110 p. 11 ,1 2 ,. :- 00A Wbea ms. t, Me. 4 2 1...t0 piame, 44. lOg i pit im. A .... W. Goo sew' holly et,„, d . e verlity alma ept bob of boa lea moat seee.MN! bahabia by She sar oasis . re. street Mess Pos.& - ' -----___,2l, r Me bees Is peg bet lime serer her, 1917,) WO h wageadl a nownent by Ms. Hartley to m a pr i mp , a au, h„,,,M *1 4,% due k it, ybe pay ens sais 200 & auras "w .nos they Amu Ike . no 0111010811060081 . doismill &tall Jalf•••4 hi • th e sub** dm armed with goo, for the perms of THIS DAY, Notts. broth. and ila Ila She eise resid be essepted, . %skies troying gu It ilvad that the pestles Ibanwolux. MArioig. 7. Ade Glesoiehe mid Omer el Wan Simon of Wad. to hownw bp as memo lem his. Num mdm • Bale *operate " The obits of ter *Wen was to pro• - ,_____. Blau at W li eh 1 ". 11 • us " 11 ""? 1 " lim n h r" 121.1. " " I " " serve that sonmat tor Os We bloat efts aim«. ••••••""` * • sad the we d met In re . dos e sd, the weed. sad Om . ww "" 11 " 15 el t. i• 264 . °ls trail. arts lea . Te l d !' ll . 1 1 4 1 " I ! N.W. arlitl• Aver.. ~. 01111 W. e tae ase pr of Ms eaten at atw as set pia rade. tles Al oar b p i rthe th • Ewa left base es k b bet loss. pet the pawed papa of awn wet were seeddenalp pesstell pee pada tia .i tlibler maw At heat pits sod Kee versed; we pop =tam reil7anet My, vase was li t *wet dirmat Itere= ass we pelt; ad a Is the .ruins it pose et !sae, sob apasseeelf ass mood wieldare was beast •appastisso woe delleneenl et a asmilosebb impsew is amp Ilbansessadel salsas bp the sisee•opperas* wore est a • =of ledwase peasla sheep Is be peddos el exit ; asespaelp, Ws Wm allentbis ram lbw Iliblitsled JO swab baba Is the Eats& bee siallad debe splelSord abash Pow a IMP ostUL t t saslaz sessatt of isbeed rail ad Pal se asse to thee.. asse t prlsse have tin beiwZ a tt2= s pleedly, awl past we so papa a sdrehos e lambt d e re MI 6 *WI * awe& Opals •S swiss gib, Ma Papa beats et Ihe mers's.pallself sae *lra albs be lb set sepal all show asp Übe of lapis" Ni. lee heft earesalseellebearseatbi. ware a rbil**7 Ihe as. maw ;as the elreeglk basses, direst ea leesled meta, beam has 1.. aslia r slab bil prams be theta breasedas wadi bin Igen pass the eat f see =Mt *ewe sadtage. es = lfins asessi all mists lb Pease ad Celt aloha* be Mesa oe se bes bet Ma se bet ales ' be lea nab& b tab rla barbs bee ea boss at all .e.realsttbs sble of be atria at haw spas bap ors mil sp. am ullk we wit ha mesh * aul beam ha hem fe• Mrisel boa be W the WO Mina st Wien Opener be. blab Is bsobsgsa Ilsoppea Oa Ds. 4se 54 pa br. ewe. Ossambeser awes Moe bee rtartablv Isla et alb oe the bre marti lragedr lees Mover,wlisb Moe boa bossy, se ohs a WWI aawata of Wise': nue Mover, Paz= slabs red are all se bentas asesal bare he Webb bee boa will ambeiest. mei as bey ear see vsahly Oars at b od ah n of Loma sat seedseeds-sale hes mod paw a fall be = dos less she bees p bet alswo serial of the e Y. atria Y troweeet by se stem Ye Na. Hilo .bin • hale Inoreees= a won amid baba Ms et be boos dad I. tiw fa .d Amok& Lot lie sal shell be as. Poo Is malt = be.. b.. • area Waled stab at s aids of fayMse t la aloe. la abet alias offsoe we bays sa as* to seam Oda see roperlase Mews : ads.. Co.'s b h p ad• ; /asst bey arh-S pee IN pees ; Wow, 34 at 11 to 1.4. pee N. ; Cate* wade dab MO ads, at 1 per la ad. ; al sad. lb Woe, a I per broad. Tau brows Illassa—Pos suss the. Jove bes bees swat a illspeddes barb ietprowast, w labia b petwells we en male to sales say sawidereble abase. pet, was ths whoa, the patios a tbe marbet Is • ads imam& • tamer bin s••• area Oa pseinneettosemplees as rave.. of sw avast masewheteres sad metals. whits those. morn Eng benellikel. The Wee amore area bet sal isawieby to pa mete hhe @sport tab a the emmtey are Seam ie basessl ea 111110`00. Ws has se as bow for the tamer ad end so is the *Pen In all emit the eeesemeles et the sereotry opal, of bwibensesd tarn annon Paw Oboes bone ten mere abeshely plead, W alms bee eed thin we Wows by • bode. bastbesser Tarr Pow mesh beraemest, wtb swatet lab up. Metal bale Sas mob awe ma% stamp Is re awe Impressment ptsrift paws. Perawslows wUl Jae boa sane the tapettes hale _ MIPLAND CIRCUIT.-210a. • • Berm* tohim Pam. • eirrsto Jim to • Paulo*. Jbeeph Leo, .pd 29, a prints is the 90th Itegicasat of Todt, was "barged with Lavfegi oe the 10th December lest, at the parish et Weedes.,is tke easaty of Northasaptot, set fire to a table led other ordeles, ril e/ latent* &.6m the ealittery pima at Weeder". • • The prima* it bin dehms, sterftetsd Ms dm to seei• dent, sod dm hassmat of Seger" tea desire to get 'Mows rained. It simmered, boomer, that Rep is ea =rimer. Verdtet—Guiffir. • He was esteemed to 7 years' transperfatioa. ?orients*. George Hrilard sal Mime Groom were charged with bevies sa the tight of she 17M day of Doesn't* last, enteetd me* wiledr oiled Ditshmgh, with otters, to lemmata* err anted with goat, for the wpm of Miss cad destroying gam. Ito rol that dm peethes a sad 'be Mews met in a- dem ad the weed. sad glut deepest* eleaggie eassed4 althea. so mead Weds were *dieted ea either side. TM Wray 'NM is ebe esp. • tare of the two primmer', who were sow emesased to one YeAre hapristaisent respostively. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—DOSHAN, MARCH & • • dove Oemr.—taman *a. Imo* mamma.' The learned harm comitded the eriaisal *Maass of the 'spikes at at early bow this aseming, after whisk he pm- MOM to bear eases at sid prim. Mr. fiederat Wreashast. wish whim wss Mr. Compton, elated thaw for w preltismer. Mr. W. M. Isms opposed ta wan the posseediap oe Usk& of the ten= of • sweeties den (dated Deem ber, 1647.) whisk mernion a seamen by Mr. Hartley to pay Wwih 2001. dories " the time they slink' See separate " The °bin of the trustees was le per that emonet for the lady's Want attar diverse, which Mr. Janis did not otherwise It appeared from Serjesat W 'estatentent, and fn. Ms @nine mks* afteewsede 'tippets of it, that Mr. Jon Berndt Hanley, the inkiest, is so sweater of enemies is Liverpool, nein tie enpeeleleadoese of the docks there; and that ho was also As the am- Menem of ender docks I. Hsll eAi Mbar piles. Is September, 1542, be wee ended the Hely 'Frisky Chink, Liverpool, to hi elk th is Mis Harriet Say itatl. wk. wall aka of Mr. an Mrs. Sam, with whose ehe melded. Mr. Slaw le • amens Is Liver wear the time of the amens.. Mr. Mersin wee tweetyden Tan ep, lima Henley eipmes. By a maimed meads prier is and ia sontempletion of the smarrie all the property the. pear lady Ina had, or which &maid devolve ea her dune the Joist lives of her sad Mr. Hadley (the koshead), by will, landmass, or otherwise, no sealed spa man as to the tutored Went, for her seporsr use km Ilk, without power et eatielpatioa, the aapi4l after her dank to be added assn. Me shit deem of the amine, as she shield sprint ; sad if there should be se lens of the mserisp, she wee to have the espial absolutely, If she oar. rived the Imbeed ; bet if eke died Were kin oho woe empowered to bequeath to him the whole se port of the mid sapid, whisk was otherwise top to bee releases of bar bind, amterdiag to the mann of disunited:a. Tin ern property rue thee of the merrige penmen snout MIL, sad still yields the moms hems, elf whin Mee. Hart ley had at her own dipmoal. T. has been no nee of the amain*. Tits pens bred aspen elleallsmany se bar ban sad wife man the Wale 1566. 112. Hanley ksil to M done la no as ttnelea of the desks I. Hon sheet lye din Stella , ewe la the iletalibt Me wee nankin minim Me head useny me bie return his wife iediih seat or hie sosiety. en mere dimmed, or she herself said, to sped her time nth her Mrs. Shaw, sad hee mks friends this ebb her Her penman ia that nun of seadoet spied her heshead's remeestreame tamed altersernme between thee. la masspanes of theme sisreethas, they agreed le live eeparate, sad emesidhak, the deed or sepermisa. Wore moseuesed, was men* in Domaine, 1347, sad tinny Ms. Horny weaseled .0 the modem Mimi& nmosd Is show Ifire. Hadley Ilk a year dada( their joist lima They her ever slam rived Malb4sod the men sanity been V a d rew eevierly. aammity woo in eddleio to Mei Crseeds& nher by the p a seedaseat. ilimellar the exseatisa of the deed, Mr. Harlin *_...set th at Mts. Hartley hen sanylag it ea stinsamme intersouree hem tbe minim of the yen nu with • Mr. James Thomism, a sin oembeer is Liverpool. employed saw railway hissers Hwy sad Littered. He was Mr. Herny's meet inlane Men end emeteet visitor sad gen. Hemmen =Mersa* valise Mr. Henn had not the least empieleo ef bin or even of his wife's fidelity nil the dieseveries he mods Ade the enemies deed nor ezersted. The SW, brfirsrar, we., thus Mt. Thomases had take sad featimbei led*. at No. 10, Beek inikess.eserses, Liverpool. Awe h. sad Mrs. Hanl ey seed to meet frepeatly he the popes of carry's; cm their adulterous faaereoures. The panneer, it makias that die. ' emery mid seasaltiag with his Wye= as to the evince he amnesia ma salon of aria. sea., had seek salsa spin Mr. Tbsaira in Desember, 1548. • Thomism se in pleaded net pay. bet ea Mang that the *fan had eseesed the 'Adams of • Mts. Mary JOINS, who needed or servant at the ' 10. Berkisehem-tares, he withdrew that plea m i l s ~ fend judgment to go against in by default. At the inquiry wt.ich shims,* took Liveol, to mesa the damages, Sir F. Tholes, at tended La am the de (sadist, and Wore the one V. impend, pompom& to give 4,0001. denten besides the sods, whisk, after bong lased, donated to ea The offer woe steeped by pintail's counsel. All the dimness sad sods were nee afterwards rotonldr. Henley the toot the ameseary proteedisp is COMMOsa, end there obtain • denitive semen@ of dimes Irma bed and beard end onnitstion. These as well as the judgement in the action, were hid ' e ' e n :4l= of tie house, sad duly proved. Lord Broubeempressed gnat surprise that as tarp a see or 4,0001. end he gives by anent, and could not en derstan hew the eon could amens to 6961. This threw sespiein es the NOB as if there wee sonnies. Ur. Johann. of die fret of Tatham, tiptoe, end John son, ettesaimehe Mr. Hartley la nosed" provekthe noel payment of the 4,0001. sad dme 8061. Mr. Jinn for the wills trustees, send if in In aside. doe of theme 0,4,0091. wink he seasented r esompt for Mr. Herder, he did net take into ensiderstion that Mr. Henley had bat 4001. a per. (The M.. sad 2001. lacladed is the adtheesnitinore mentirmed.) 0011N.-DAIMUAT, March 7.-At this day's teuket OWN stead Wheat remain without alteration; Nine fx shod anis t:ertm we a ready sals. Daley, Oats, sad Beam dull of Ws, at about rates. Hess as follows :-Whoat, 45. 4d. to 4a. 10d. gm bash& Marley, 10a. WIZ& par qr. OMs, Ms. to 21a. &MS, IL Ild. to 4. per bush*/ BilittorelAX, MAIM, 7. - At the Gleseseter sad , Wormier audwde la the 3M ta. trade ruled rag dull e but lower Wise INIFOINI fosintly sabsaltted to for may dweriptioa of Wheat. Derby ils Miele doped as OW. Osts Miura in limited spas. I Wm at feeder toss. fins sod Pass amialaelly unaltered. This I weak we hue to report the mos aims* of demand se for some ' works put, ties few mks fide vire at a reined= of fully Is. per Luster. We haw herd of mi lnametises In Ikeley. OM u are held la Cirate& Oa B. the turn is who Is favour of the buyer. trOdas dots, worth Mks. At ilds day's sweet, there WM § es 111 lillierate supply et wheel ken the Anus; sad the Weds Adt et l& per quarter mar this eirmisey ef this day se=. best qualities, Wild eaiy ha odd id • similar es the me without *Mai Wpm Pleibleg doll %dam awe or Rae. The Whore to., towered the =eke of Ver bi ltkl. per mak. The Wiewias are the prima :- Irigthah par stlid et Mb, ha. Od. to 3s. ed. ; saw, 14. la. teas.lLlyid. 7d. 011 la. W.; new, ga. id. to is. kt. ; hish, roe, le. us lis. IL; lireiga. mi. M. lad. to 3s. 3&; kweign, wfute, 3a. 4d. to es. ad.; NOM Odium ifs. Id. le la ad.; Danube, 40. W. to fe. add. Baby. per I. t re r b et i le Dia. di.; griodiag, par 33131 W„ lis. id. tolls. di Mts. wide% per imp. qr,toles.; Welak bleak and whits, par 3 21131., Ids. 6d. to I 7s. 64.; Dish (401ba. to 1 42165.), 17a. 6d. to 18s. ed. ' • (11710 s. to 391b5.), 17s. hi. to lis. . • black, I Id. ed. to 17$. 66. Beans, Faille& old, per 1061 k.., 13a0d. to 14s. od. ; saw, es. Pd. to 10s. .d.; Dish, les. to Ilk 6d. ; foreign, 0.. 6d. to 12s. Peas, build% per Imp. qr. (amine% 30$. to 36s ; grinding, per WOW, 10s. Id. to I Is. Laths, per 126124., 10a. Od. to 10s. Id. Mom, gagilals, fine, p.r seek of thehbar. 31s. to xis. ; moods, 27.. to Ws THIS DAY, oesl. of Wineia ITa Gm entleok of Ina& Mats of Wait* . N.W. Brom. Overcut. The returns front the following places did not reach thia alllcs is time for publication 'yesterday ; they dinkier' indicate the state of the w ea th er on Wtdneaday morning is • es o'clock. TAJIWC ars .... W. Ira 111X011111 N.W. Cuw■ e■bnv.D W. WNITST N.R. DIIIIIIII .. W.N.W. Gentle Breese Gentle ➢reese Gentle Breese Steens Beene Ostie Breese &mug Breese Berms Breese bier MU( Partia:ly Clur Clud.etl . Pr ineik l l7 tow Partal:l L.,supy Clem!, fad He hors r.—Ws Ira e sorry at a err mower to NOM re sides al wortery Wain; dr re powdart he eimasolt=y earn d Isteeeedes demise Or eseenneee- Sea he Trio k as W role et reirreawl eirdwrZ m orweee ireed rot at Mar tee Mr Of leo par of 110.1. It yr derbel egirt lay dhlarl Ow tee sta antes Wry Drarber arerate te rf per met per ram. Orr w earod as beer as an all otbor item armee tiro err aro at min Ira searor Gomorra damn= ma Duo Saura—ibe value of ye. versert .wane rem a Wee Irgerr rest. non seminar), Si re $ Plw par Owe Loft la rift a pad brims has bra dam feria the seemli. Ayr Ere ab ens on 475 to bey; 4 sto asii=sweeet ba tr sal at Mt Oder a per orL —Dreg At bat few dor • be berm has bees do bap la Eadwara • Does la err am pow. ebb It ere quoted a le. 11 Sal. •la MIL per new or trekera ore: Treader, Darr rpm' err oaredepierre la d. to le. 150. Co.'s Parr Nary Near diet la 1046. to lite pa (b.'. Rowe. ark der at re IN dor' red, at la 916. to la eat per Cob ark an.. at 6 rare right, at Is. Ife per Ha.b Milt Darr emir ablimmate at 6 reathe art at la II to la 1114. per Oa% arca Mario= ler f it ens mars' dr; ram Mal Ise 7741.16 la 11$. 66 3 Co ',Arra Paroles—elm eer s te h t s zert tbe role oflonewor treightage Wm pee dowa ; awl kr a der rowed per iroura, yet renft et (kr a = u re Marin oared thew to read. berm brarlema delft way orearely. DEVIAL —RATES OP EXCHANGE. Awry 116 a u terithe' art, 1.111 to 1411; ditto, area. arra at 6 dike 1414 to ally. Traeory 103 laps' .Irl 1-101 to 144. Fray Ur 3 days' art. 1-104 to 1454. Brat of Eager TM BIN at Art, 1.104 to 1.104. Mach BIM, with lets nty, 1.114 3.0. 131110 STONr Minh 7.—Tas supply of Wheat to-day was moderate, but there being tut little demand the trade ruled dull, and the quotations of last week were barely supported. Barley finds buyers at late rates. Oats, Beans, aid Peas move off slowly, although prleee are no lone than the preceding market day. Wheat, white, 104. Itia. to 11f., red, 11. to W. Is. Earley, 24a. to 275. Oats., Ifs. to 17s. Beans, to 275. Pees, beg. to its. BatstOL, Menet 7.—The Raskin tardy was well imp plied with English wheat. There being good stocks of foreign offer. Ing with • very restricted demand, prices have again pm way„and are:lowa than they were a fortnight ago by front I. tole. per quarter. Eaglets wheat most be meted Mom 311 e. to 40s. pee imp. quarter. Forel" white, 425. to 465., per 490 lbs. ; foreign red, fine qualities, 395. to 42.., per 490 lbs.; ditto ordinary qualities, 36e. to I SW per 460 lbs.; famish hard, 345. to 37e., per 450 lbe There was very ntl,. doing In lour, which partook of the decline on wheat, prices being la. per mask is favour el the boyar, English seconds being 27e. to Ms. per ma; American, are , 225. GIL to 235. 6d. per barrel. Barley was low r for all descriptions, as well malting as grinding. tiegatah manias men be quart 24e. to Ws. per imp. quarter; and /Ashen and foreign grinding Ills, to Sla, per 40., Ito. There are good stocks of oats, and the market was diflioult to move, even at • redaction of fully Is. per qr. on the late earmarks. Devoe and Welsh feed muatbs quoted tie. to lea. per Imp. quarter; Irish white, 134. 6d. to 17.. per 329 lbs. ; Irish Meek, lie to 13... per imp. quarter. In beans there was only a very retail toads, prises being the tern lower. English stoat be quoted 245. to VW, per imp. quarter, sad foreign 235. to 23e., per 440 lb.. The srrivele for the week have been: Wheat, 4,767 quarters; eats, 1,340 barrels, 996 quarters; barley, 1.933 quarters ; beans, 275 quart. re; flow, le7 sacks. The average, smording to the official re. turn of tie e ,rn inspector : 'Wheat, 394.2 d.; oat., 16s. Id.; barley, 245. Bd.; beans, 30e. 10d. Divulge, Mardi 7 —The supply of Wheat watt small, but quite equal to to the demand; the trade was eery dull throughout, and prices is. a qr. lower than last week, the declass being principally on toe secoadart and interior Wheats, the Ter, best nearly maul. mining lest work'. prices. Barley was fa moderate supply, the quality rather inferior, and prices as last week. In Oats, Beim. and Peas no alteration. Prices were as follows:—Wheat, white, 41s. lo 43..; best red, 40.. to 43e.; middling, 355. to 395.; Intetior, 275. to 345. Barley, Si. to 27a. Oats, Ins. to 245. Beans, old, 3,5. to 40s. ; new, 30a. to 325. Peas, 30.. to 40s. Boar, tine, per sack, its. to 335. ; seesade. tai.. to 30s. , March 7.—The Wheat trade dull, with • limped supply, sad bat week's rates barely supported. Wheat. from N. to I 11. lug. per load. barkry, Ma. to Ma. per qr. Ogle, Us. to its. Batas, Es. to 30.. Pisa, 27a. to Sea GoDALXINO, March 6.—The price of Wheat had a down ward madiery today, aad maks were slow. Wheat, red, Ms. to Us.; Our, Ns. to We.; white, Us. to 425. to 434. to Us. Barley. 20s. to tie. Peso, Ms. to 30s. Bears, 2 7 .. to 30.. Oats, 14e. to 20s. per ate• Maximwornan, Matz 7.—Wa have again to report • very dull market today; to make ales lower prices were taken ; in deed wry little business was doiag. Wheat, white, NM to 44a.; red, 16.. to Us. Bagley, 21a. to 23a. Beam, 20s. to 23.. Pena, Sts. to 235. NEWBUZY, March 7.—The supply of Wheat continues to exceed the demand, which awned the trade to role dell, and though a dechne of Sully Ia per qr. was submitted to, • clearance could not be effect , d. Barley in good au;:ply. ; the finest &script:lois made abut the same, but secondary torts were nearly unsaleable. oats, Brun, and Pam without alteration. Averages to the 2nd March Wheat, 425. W. Barley, 2 is. 11d. Oats, .4. Bearis, as. PLTauUTII, March 7.—There was but a small attend , man at this morning's market, and the little business done was about harmer prices. rumens, millers, and merchants all compan of the prices, aid the latter that they cannot obtam remunerating , priors by imprecations from abroad. The weather is treaty and dry. . _ - - Komori, March 7.—A very heavy Corn market. Wheat and Barley each IL cheaper. Flour without alteration. Wheat, 21a. to nu per load. Barley, 214. to 25a. per qr. Oats, 134. to Is.. - . . _ &roams ox-Tags, blank 6.-Tbs Ripply of grain to this day's masket was again large. Wheat met a slow sale, at a re duction of Is. per qr. se last week's prices. Oats without alteration in value, with a fair demand. Beans meta dull sale, at a decline of is. per quarter. Flour, 3a. per sack lower. The following are the present quotations - Wheat, per qr. of 6.31b5. to the Mullet, Durham and Yorkshire, red, 34,. to 36L ; white, Ws. to ans. South country red, 3i.s. to 40s. ; white, 40e. to tles. Oats, Iced, les. to 18s. ; potato, If.. to 2 4 5. Ileum, new, 235. to 265. Flour, per Rack of 240th.., fine, 275. ; superfine, SOL Oatmeal, Scotch, 2.1 e. to 26a. Foreign : Wheat, per qr, of 6.31b5. to the bushel, Holstein and Danteli, aer. b 40s. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 17s. to 20a.; Rumian, Swedish, and Danish, 16s. to 17s. l'em, boiling, 235. to ' "wi ng , tes. to 235. Bre, 24e. to 235. Imports daring the pest week : Wheat, coastwise, 1,270.0 qrs.; Peas, 20. Uxaalhoa, March 7 .- Tae trade for Wheat to-day is heavy, and ply lam receded fully Is. per qr. from those obtained het week. The best price given is Os, per qr. Barley and Vats in rather more demand. Bering Tares, Ss. to IL per bushel. Wonninoros. /lamb 6.-There was a very brisk de mind for Wheat at our market this day, particularly Rae samples, which sold at an advance of Id, per busheL Fine Oata sell very readily, but prices remain steady. In Barley no alteration. Wheat, white, 17s. to ISa. 6d.; red, lie, to lea. Barley, 7a. 6d. to Ss. tuts, 6s. to 7a, Beet Flour, pa stone, Is. 10d.; seconds, Is. id. Barierdour, IL 2d. Oatmeal, Is. 6d. Byeneur, Is. Id. WATWORD, March 6.-lafistanoed bete depmeing amounts hos the ZVI& mark's., the tre'e remains in the same lifeless stater noted on Saturday lair, and prices an again in favour of the buyer. The whams said he certainly bad emasiderod that, but It was never inentismod by an um at the tine tbe offer•of 4,0004 was made sad scorphed. Lord Brougham' sad also Lord Davos severally observed that the bowie bad sothiag to do in this procsedint with say covenantees deeds between the parties. The only queir don win whether the petitioner was entitled to the divorce Le asked. Mr. flair, Naha+, hogshead of Mr. Hartley's sister, sad as attarae La Liverpool, proved that Mr. and Mrs. Hartley lived iswaaTaatfaaaq terms until alter thy became *caseated with lb. Themaa There was • report is 1847 that ths lady had sloped with Mr. Thomson, aid that report ban treed to • Mr. Prest, mad he not being able to give kb whippe author, Mr hla.. Hartley, by the advice of vitae's, horse. d Lard Brwaghaa—You, es a lawyer, advised bia to mew ail • breath of the pease. That :wee for spreading a false ✓eport. Now after the "opus armed out to be taw, did Prat ratan Om honewldppag Whams— ,N* • but W report mu false, although the lady had sloes eloped with Themes, and sow lives with him. Mr. Press haw& aa arils for the honewhippag, which Mr. Hartley MOM by pal% 12111. This witness 'improved that the wows of las peorossolags to Alga this &roma bad op to this tam east Mr. Hardly tostwora 2,6001. and 3,0001. Mary Jones wad she lad, by Mr. Thomacco's direction', taloa the ledgiap at 10 Backiaghsaterrace, and Wm &Waded as oermat. L• 111011 sled to sown there to dine with Mr. Thames, bat witness did not at lbw know that Mrs. Hartley wee one dame. Mrs. Harder afterwards came frelamtly alms, 'peat hours there with Mr. Thomas, and sowethass slept there. (This whams dogwood to circa. Mame' wash, if trigs, could lama* deuldaf sib edodaltery.) Other witnesses proved that Mi. Thema end Mrs. Hart k r y had hem co es Ewa sad wife does 1818 ia fleaville-strost, Daiwa, likaasea wad Panama, as. Lord Beossitsa advised thole hobbits to eggeeat to the seeoad radiag of the ha !ho mint at lie ardtbaer wen ourezeopaable before the bopto, gad he ha aids out • deer see fa the foveae of tho brown Hie lordabipobserved os the asoneas apostle aterraliag tha proceeding' mesa. miry to be takes boom • may ena obtain this remedy, sad moved the woad reading of the bill, which war read award- Epir BURG , March 6 -There befog an excellent demand to-day for all kinds of pain, ea es went on briskly, with a rise on all meta. A rest deal w.a sold for seed. Wheat, 28s. to 43e.; barley, Ur. to 26s ; Data, 9s. Id. to 225. ; Beans, 210. to 30s. Oxasoow, March 6.-The weather continues very favourable for field labour, of which the farmers are *heel. availing themselves and their deliveries may be exported to be on a lace liberal soak than of late. Of Oats and Barley, coastwise, however, the week's arrivals noted at Grangemouth having again beer considerable, amounting to 4,343 qrs. of the former, and 6,767 qrs. of the latter, to rwitk 1,612 qrs. Wheat, 824 qrs. Beane, and 1100 racks Flour. tre Clyde, the imports from abroad cansis:ed of 977 bets. Flour, and 940 qrs. Indian Core from America, 1,180 sacks Flour from France, and 4,023 qrs. Bear from Egypt. From Ireland, 241 qrs. Wheat, 1,541 recta Flour, and about 1,800 qrs. Oata have come to hand. During the week On ers motioned to exercise the same caution which hem ebaneterLed the trade for some time, only pubsdng for the supply of their immediate wants at similar prices to those LW quoted, excepting Egyptian Beans, which were premed for Pale at a further reduction tkl. per boll. This day's market was but thinly attended, and the buillowe done in Wheat and Floor was chiefly with retail buyers, at about previous rates tee pod qualities, but secondary and inferior &venetian of the former were °aeries :WAD &I. per bill cheaper. Barley lid. lower. oats aid Oatmeal miens:ed. Feeding Beans were easier to purchase, and Ileyen.in met a slow sale, at the decline quoted. Indian Corn rd. to le. down. Prices: Wheat, English, per 24010 e., white, new, 3m. W. to 21s0d. ; red, old Ilia to lb; sew, lti6 taiga ed.; ressea, white, old, 21s. to 2b. sew, 17s. Id. to 19e.; Irldt, red and white, new, 17.. ed. b la& Id.; Doable, old, 3*. 6d. to 23.. 141.; l'omeraelan, old, Its. 6d. to 22e. ; new, 19s. lid. to Al. Id. ; Danish, old, Be.l Od. to Its. Od.; new, 18a. 6d, to lis. ud. ; Oder% sok old, Ift. 0& M 19a. ed.; Csnadian, old, be Id. to Ile. PI.; Gaited states, old, 20s. Bd. * Its. Od. Barley, per 113010 e, Berwiek end Scotch, new, 134. Od. to 186.0 d.; Irks , 14e. 6d. to 141,114.; for ig., fee* Pomenteion, ea., old, 14s. Od. to 14a. Si.; mew, ta g . to Ire. Id. ; Daelish, Hs. to 14e6d. new, lb. to 13e. Gob per !bibs., Berwick and asw, 13 .. to 14s. Id.; Irish. Wellerd. lie., new,. to 14s. Od.; Umbel, U., old. lb. AL to 14a. 011., Few,, 145. Id. to 14s. Id. ; extra preparerk now, 130. Od.; foreign, Russian, old, 13e. 6d. to 14a.; Danish, Ira. to 11.. 6d. Beans, health, new, lb. Od. to lb.; foreign. 13s to lla. lid. g e r a t . imp. bus. ; per 240th.., lb. 9d. ; Sap non, per eid. 12a. Id. to 13a. ; new, 11.. Od. Peas , white. per Mho.. old, 14.. to Ids. ed.; grey, 136.8 d. to lice Flour, per 28010 x, oh., Beals* superlao, au to 325. 6d.; Irish, superthin., 32.. h. 33., ; 30 6 , to 31a, Id. ; extra chaise iltuditiea, iikt. to 336.; Ftetich, ale. 1.. to Us. IkL ; American, sweet, per barrel, old, Ild. to Ile. Id.; Canadian, Ils &I. to 32e. 6d. ; sour, 20.. to be. ed. Oatmeal, per 21101ba, Irish, comince Out, sew, 235. to fib Id. liaise teen, 16e. to Ns. 54- per 2001bs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—MTIILDAY. Burma Mx. Cauxxxxixa Houma. Ix is Maori?. 8. LeopM, isakeepe;, 1 7 1;;;Te17,;ilied for his certificate. Mr. Leese opposed, for sae of We assignees and a number of credits's. The priwipel ground of opposition was that the bankrupt bad misled his creditors, sad puled his last azaahmeta ea n fillaiews statement ef his straits. In hie beleaseihest ho hod represented himself to owe to creditors, aesarediad me m* 7,636/, end to hare prorty worth 7,9114 • sub Ma playshoed, after, and oil/ ma 01w' 3.44 of whisk the bulk went to the ersdiSoem—beaelni esly 6504 to pay the unsecured debts of 2,2061. It sem mateaded that the assignees had not done their duty to the etediten. Mr. Bailey, the solicitor under the beekninisy, had, to reenedy as Jane last, kintelf taken • searhpao el owe of the bankrupt's property. The beekrapt la exesalsatios obliged the depredation in the 'lee of property, as erplerasory of the mall mouse of Mal realised. He was quetlened ed to the pomades of MEN piste, but oohing fsqpieben was elicited. He stated that he peevided the der he the Royal Agricultural go• dory bet summer, sad wee to naive, by contract, 12e 64. each for 400 persons, and 7s. dd. for 900. Mr. Bogey bade biro an advent* of 2001. in June last, to pay off wine prow lag creditors, himself taking a mortise, and aseurieg blnkrupt he had enough to pay 265. is the pound. The opening of *8 railway had reduced his receipts from kis statriee from 161. to If a risk. Mr. Bailey, the solicitor to the welgeoes, had been hie solicitor six or twelve months ; he bad awpaid the costs of this meeting. Mr. 8 . Mello, suctiower, of Norwich, proved a statement by the bankrupt in Jaw lot, that he had 601. or 601. worth of plate, some of which the trustee had seen. Mr. Lawrence ' for the bankrupt, celled a eltaabertaald rho bud how some years in the bankrupt's lorries. to prow that all the plate he hal was contained in the mita lone of the Isle. Mr. Lucas said the meddlers weld net do Justice to this saw, for want of funds to Wing up the witnesses from Newrish. The invsettgation ought to have "Wks by the solicitor to the atalanese. The trade sad boodle aspen*, hem January, 1848, to October lad, bed beets 1,44 M, while the gross praise were w i ly 1,9001. The broke bad been badly kept, sad the asposets were all isuirweet. CATTLE, ole.—BawaaLaw, March 6 —A fair quantity 01 Bart; but a short supp 4 of Sheep. AU the AG& was sold up. Prime: Beef, 3e. el. to btu per stow Mutton, ad to ad. pee lb. . • Norrtuottad MARCH FAIL—The unattuir of tat Cattle bt.upbt in yesterday CraftfodaY) WA . larger than has been usual at this fair. hest barren ammo went off readily at a high price. There was also a fate inquiry after good in.ealvere, and ninny Palos were effected. Lion stock met with • very dull Pile. In the norm lair there were but few god anluiiils to be met with. but a large business . was trammeled in the middling and inferior description& SALFORD. • Much 6 —We had moth*, full market of fat Beasts snit Sheep. The attends/toe was also fair and both Beet and Mutton found buyers at last week's mita& Rom; Watior Baste and Sheep were nut sold. HUM nu RON, March 6.—Tbe supply of Cattle was loa; gm number 645, or 256 less than last madost. Demand good, sad pekes tha slum as asst matkat. Tup prim% 7.. psr Dutch stone; cur rent, from as. to 6s. 6d.; soretuisrp and Wirier Mods, from Is. ad. A oreelderoble Dumber wee unmet 11s supply of Sheep was also wall, there bM* 1,1111.ag 41 ha than bat market. Soles wry* slowly eff ec ted st about last watit'a prime, One lot of very =.,10r black heed weikkes brought 0~4 Pi per lb.; etirraij from s4. to Bid. ; inbrice, Md. Kerry all osbl. CILEEBB.--NOTTIN011•11 ILIUM FAIIL—At tttis fiCri bee 4 'Ms= (Thassay), the supply Chew was much as usual. Sew ea from Na. bto a lbw MAN neseded tt. Maw Nagel Nen ed te . tom& SO.; t. &b. • eerieesstals %troth/ isirhis mei& cienis Pisa le ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—CHzunrozp. num 7. Cam Sups.-11mass Lessem= Jamas Wna ALT WHO A MARRIAGE RSOIETZT. Jai. &Oh a gamlemealy-lookag naaa, who was elated Ws** held a Mao ion la i the Beak of Issel. r was ladiseed kw blear is Myles ualawfally alsopedie ay Ow et wagiegee kart by the Mishap' ralabier Mib gerbil of 81. *Mould, Sekkeeter. • • I W. Okehrea, dr. Oharneek, sad Mr. Pres& esadowbi Ike peaawtiss. The primmer wee dekaded by Mr. Sib Mr. Chasm, in epeeist/ the as be the prosmatios. laid that the *me impaled to tea prboaer wee that he ha& salawfally made an alter ation I. a weriage neater, wbiek effuses, by an am of • pieliamat, greed is the Mew of bit Wham IV, wee declared to be blowy : • The laiaad OMNI thee proemial to stale te h r s zif: meg las dap Warm* pilled ewe la seldom% SWAM MOM whilf Wilk Se itiOsa appeared le Imre bade 1.18 give the poisoner aa appermatity to Meats_ pommies of sew poverty whMi ked hem Mt by • folly Mimed Pwry, sad M emit him la the_ propose et • °hamar, soh to *Mei he was a gem TM righter, alleged I. Mrs beer tempered whit was one referring to the rawriage of two powasimmed fobs INISOff and Susannah Bushy. The bell of ',Wass that wee gone into maleted ' of the t of a bill is Camper', end the ppm seaseeted therewith. It emend that Ow parties M tap bill were the yrboaer sad his wit., le, perms named Darren sail Ms wife sad George Willem Bur se nley, mad Hes_ry Itebiama sad Jolla Coverdele were dales. amale, Mosorlit, Mee. Perry, if appeared, bad died I peeemed of E=:: the unmet of IO,OOK, and the M M the go ON km to Weever next al Me. WOW bill Climah i Mul by /ohs foam; the moillesed is the, ma a variety of A..._ poem pos ommeded b, sa rili as llai nsibe sel ZataX pezeosjlr s Rbe oor eree whhik I, mem sespinflai hallhall admialbllity, a sea- WIW Of". thr H. Pope, the Wieder for Ur. Fauns the Chasm en, that be had as.. cemannisedeas with tie selidtere he the reneger ad the ser e r to w it salt gime the nominee ad tbs. Pony ia an that 6 1 Ina Mint siteW he ins =teal hake landlieb. an primmer aid ether didensts the penainer, gad • deed was respond to cony this aresegewat late sin By Mr. Beldastimp•-• penes nand Cotherell, who is a milwrigni, meted as Men he Penn is the Casein emit, sad be holined be could seedier reed ear write. Vane Pow sinned the property he would be • paper. The eases of thopsessoinp were von heavy. that she was the lanktor of the ilt illgali gth ele r i f i lt. aa ra ld wald's, Colchester, and her flier tratcorri les t, u r e a shop seer the htc r h ir . - Oa b it: 9th it said thet be wanted to. emelt w as raanternregieter yt han. she end him she nail set lean at that tine, n then was so one to aired the shop ; and the primmer ied that he wanted very partlaato make the search, s te ad sand her to get ens ne to rule plan for her. She aseeediegly dinned a rid ems/ Cattle to rennin while she wen amass to the. shwa. wfdt dos ponseer. • moan moored alga was anneyed la among the anon whoa dry wen ha. Oa tessltistg the vestry mite got W books on. sod the nesdemod the dale be wanted, whisk was 1823. gskira Meg the Ina Odin dale. and the rinser Paid he waned to In the nobler of the nankin of Pious with Darnley, sad while she wit loonsg over the different amiss the prissier took the book awa from her, ad began nanny g it hinted', sad while be was doing me an put sway the o th er books, whisk omasioced her to turn her beak to th owpr zfrise t wer tha fo see r :alto or tw v o. bi O c : c7:P2o r n e el ail was ga szemining, was tamed up, and tia rein sees hand was in it, the cover st the same thee ocumealang it. Directly afterwards the primmer took .p the book, Gad said, " Hens an erseare," sad witness NOW that ske had sever sees as before. The primmer Ann her the link, and anal her to see U there was not in sewn, an the tin so, sad then said that it did sot leek the a enema% bat as U sew the panes had put a dirty lager apes the entry.entry.The estop of stanine Hewes NEW and Beasley was sot ia the sane sten mine this as she had seen IS previously. Winn went both to km fsther's shop, leaving the prisoner examining the book ; and thee were' pea and ink is the plan where be was. Dna gong tato the shop she fond Mr. Dawson and some ether wallas there, sad he told her to tell M r . Ben that = gong to the And, sad that he would wait for him there. She the went bark to the chard, sad saw the register book epos the table. She told the primmer whet Dawns hod said, and he then mend ker where the rector lived, sad be at the same tine laid that something had certainly been dens to the book, and he would go sad learn where it was done, or sow ing to that elect, an the printer this went away, ad she repined the book to its usual place. like received the husk erten et Mr. leen% ant as bear afterwards, sad she elesened that IS was set in the sane stela n whoa the prisasertelltai Oahe mart The thillesen the theenel wee that tins in ink es the wen Smiley, hotwass ten of the Mims. Whoa she saw the register, sena it eight saw hobs, lb. weld Barony was very distinct, sad then wse sweetens n osy ur the By M r Belleallse—Tno Odense hed a m ea nsame.g ithith whit kin, aid be and Is to esonise .the entry. the list said there was as enure and dna ha took up his glass to OZMlllie the *Miry. Witans usually west with paesms to examine the registers. Tee boob were ellowed to be rosined frost the skunk and they had boss take to ths home of Mr. Bound, the dergyeaso, sad also to her lethee's shop, sad they bad been lift lying as tke lemmas upca one oesselea sll She ens Mewed the beak to a puma named Coekenii, who wanted • register oat of B. She brought the wrong book, ead he west away without nein the entry he waned. The key of the shank was hung up in the pangs, mad the miners were ken is a sheet in the espboard the vestry. The vestry doer was an kept Inked, nor the cupboard where the regimen were kept, sad • greet way people were bequeath ia the wally Inca the owns of parish sandags sad other ender somesion. He was quits son tame was as Lakeland la the entry when the was examining the book. He knew prase r DIN unladen la the Chesney gait). He was a cattle dealer. He had sever had say words with kin sad rely new by his costing to the market. Fenner same with Cabin to look at W register, sad he was meant when she brought the weep book. Bk. never gave Femme the key to go sad wane the regimen, an never said that ae,pitesid be glad if Fenn ;get ble nosey. All ohs handl was, that the Fawn, to who. the mosey belonged, ought to have it. Beensaleld not say whether Fenn End ran or was,. She looked at the instead after the had easiebsed the resister and observed that the Instil: glees that natation the in k wee of Bin abeth Curtis, pavan to Mr. Fussing, proved re statemeat of the last whams with regard to the primer going to the church with her to wane he register. She are said that while Mlle Teasing was sway, Me tonne said he wished she would was back as he did an like te be left alone with as books. Bhe also stated that she saw the pa/sorter take the lid ad one of the iakstaadsomi she afterwards observed that he had a pea to his had, nal that he was writing. By Mr. Ballantine—lt was sere • piees of paper that the prisoner was writing. Charles Feasting, W parish desk of St. Rune= posed that in thank 1849, when he inspected the the ensure had not been made. — on; or two ether wilmemos Mere "rammed, and this slag the ease for the prossestlas. Mr. Beneath& this 'WNW the jury at comidaralie length so the per of the primer. He pred to the legal po w 4 counorned with the ease, end mulemonced to show that the alteration is the mister by whomsoever it was affected was sot calculated to be of any haunt to the phones, and therefore that ha mold have had no motive 'ter committing the offs'* imputed to him. The pryer held respectable patties, and bore • htgh character for !Identity, and it had bees proved that be wee well aware of he register liming bees inspested by several peruse, tad it was therefore vary unlikely th a t he should have attempted to commit • fraud, which he must have been aware was **Main to be discovered. The lamed monsel mut oonteaded that there were iodications is the register whisk thawed that the &broths could not have b oss =Weft 1149 sod that, whoever mode It, the alteration was 183, awl he &eked dm jary to look at the book= M say wheadir the Mb slid ima all anew of he some mph Hs t h ey preemie* to essament upon the loots OM melees WAS., is whisk the books were proved to have 'otealage t said. that he m the weber. 9( eitestibeis end lenriest& thel eetw.arei ia the beeftwhith had hata i prod, tt metered to Kitts shah there were huttilatot wai t poles the Ideals el the whit 101.01111111,.. Mg Court. The Quoit walked yesterday in tho garden of Baskiashen" Palms. Prise Albert rode out ea bombs*, yesterday morales, attended by Carmel Boaverie. Prince Albert presided, yesterday aftersoos, at a Illiegai of tba Royal Commission for the Promoties of the Exhibiting of the Weeks of ladestry of all Nations, to be held is Me year 1861. His royal highness arrived at the new pales* of Wormiest*: at 3 o'clock, attended by Col. Bauman'. The assmitsiesin mew were Earl Granville, Earl of Ellesmere, Lord Osersints, the Right Has. Sir Robert Peel, the Right Hon. H. Lsbourben, the Right Hoer W. E. Oladetiose, Bit Arshibeld Galloway, Bir Riad. Weetmersti, Mr. Barry , Mr. Thames Barley, Mr. William Cubit,. Mr. T. F. Gibers, Mr. Jobs Gott, Mr. Philip Peary, M.P., Mr. Aidermaallimproa, sad Mr. Btsphermis. The mastery, Mr. SIM BleaseD, wu la stmeduee. Colonel Reid, R.E , squad Se Chastise of the Executive Cow . aitute. Ti. 11/10/1111 Issie up at • quarter put 6 o'clock. Tbe OMNI buds ikinst party yesterday at Buckingham Palau. The flaskaded hie Euelleney the Turkish Ambassador, his B ay she Primes Cestelcicale, the Arch hishorif York, sad Use Um. Mrs. Mayas*, the Earl of Car lisle, the Rarl and Cersames of Itmebery, the Earl of Menai Eigeesaihe, tae Bad of Etlesborougo, Viscount and Vie unloose Siduy, Leal Overstoae, Lord Marcos Hill, the Right Hoa. W. E. and Ka. Gladstone, and Sir Robert H. lag Us. Lord Duffed' has relieved Lord Byron in his duty as Lord in Waiting to the Queen. Sir Edward Bowater hie »herd Captain taeHee. Joseph Denman In hie daty r Gross in liable( to her Majesty. A deputatiee, otesistinn of Mr. John Lockett, Chairman of the Shipowner' Aweeiatien of Limped, Mr. Bold, Mr. Chapere, Mr. Caeca, aosespried by Sir Thomas Birch and Mr . Cardwell, ha d ea laterrem *itb the Eight Hee. H. Ltboultere yesterday, at the Ofike of the Bogor Trade, on the subject at the Blarrant Service Bill. Judicial Cossittee of the Privy Council will laid • lbeitint at ter Vara ale (Yridityl afternoon, at the Privy Ceased elan, he die pager ei Orion judgment la the appeal " Gotten tr. dr BAN. eltizeke." Trig AgoLinos ow ban Lois illitni swicr is officially - by Ihs spoßrzzfe. TATTERSALL'S.—Thvisorr. With the simple esseptim of Cheerful, on whom a good deal enemy wee laid me, at 4 to 1, 10 to 3, sad 5 to 2, the favourites fee the eyeing es is were seereely sea timed ; the select few were backed for men trifles. The Derby betting wee limited to three or Mar via.: The Italian , Climber, Mame% and Mildew ; and did not excel d the al as ly t spelled is oar quotations. Business, altesetliss, essessilag YorcrumarroNsautz snaza to M 1 apt Doke of Beellard'a Mahratta LS at 1 Mr. Irwin% Idelkoatad 1161 ellirod ea thstekt ALTIOILP PAPA STAIZI. I to 1 rat Dalui st 7is 1 Mr. Niseisisli Parlers 1) iitnarouni 1 se 2 apt Kr. Oretelin (t) u 1 Am ether NS to Maw the Lagareet Plata dirks Yds ( wrest, mad Firms Dahlman ) WAllllloEMilliti M7II)ICAP. 7 to 2 apt Mr. kola's Balltasted 61e 1 Lord J. Metes Wham CHM= CCP. fro 1 opt Mr. Oalmblealea's Pallmaa ( 7 ) LOM la 15 14. kola% Mos Mame to ▪le 1 Mr IL roes Matartea ZOO le 41 Kr. OatoMemmtlr OUST Maim= (t) 4 to 1 apt Doled Marasallt GhllDe Calks (t 7 to 1) U 14. W. Maar& as Italloglreha (5) 11 to 1 tad Waled% LIS er r Aland 12 to 1 Mr. Meldlebela (t) 14 to 1 Mr. hlshistra The 1 (17 to 1 t to Sot 16 to 1 Lard Z4ll4l's VeMpar 10 lo 1 Lard Cries Chador 3to MOO 22 to 1 lard SKINea% Mayors (t to KW) Mk le 1 Mr. homed Mildew (Ito 2001.) 3,000 to 100 spot CliserNl Visaing tits Matropolitaa and Boliagnook• the Darby (0. DaRST, 1231. LOW 1.100 apt Deka of Mebroad'alatekboaad (t) 3,0001 e 71 Lard Brig% Nara (t) UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL 0110. D, MACK 7.—ls a osagregatioe holdm isorniag, the 'following digress were eoehned:-11.A. : Rev. H. Meister, New Ina Hall ;• H. Poltior, um Q's Coll. ; Its,. W. TWAIN& Emma* Cell. ; 114.. 11. R. Neill, liniversi , y Coll. ; Rm. J. Y. Eleagrave, sad Ear. 11. Boggiest, Students ed Christ Church. B.& : Edam, Merton Coll.; W. H. Chortler, et. Men Nall. no Vice Chassidim has nominated the Rev. & W.Waite, Fellow, Dees, sad Tator of Trinity College, to be • !sadist Exam/ger in Diseipliois, lllsth.meueie , , t ph ys i sk. At • mooting of too Vsse Ctssacellor, heads se hews, sad rin Ms Delegates-room, Marsh 4, the pasts* of ating, and of riding in raves oriamwely knows as mosplaeltents, invisi of late prevailed to a greet unmet amalgams or tbirj stelae members of the unlverelty,whmeby not only coneiderahl• damage is caused to the armors sad occupiers of lands ht this neighbourhood, but the parties Meaning engaged le such sports are eel osed to the risk of *Arias. accidents, all persons is " luau pupillari " are hereby matimed to abstain from promoting or taking part to such divessiess, forbidden by the statutes of the university (Tit. XV., me 7), upon pain et removal tram the salver. oily, or such other punishment as may be determined be the Vice Chancellor and proctors. —F. C. PLuxrras, Vies- Ckaaallor. Res C. Moeda& aimJ. Wigs to b. surrogates kr the Arshclsassery of Lekrairr. VACMIOIIII. Aberfstd 'V., so. sad eta. Yore; value 905/., with N. doses pow. Oriel College, Orford. re=srey V. es. sad die. Hereterd; vela. 2491 , with ; pat. lewd Cliosoolko ; Bro. I Lambs des. Bottom Y. C., Consartkoeskin, 4kt. et Davlirs • Ws* 9111. ; pm. Bishop of St David's • 800. J. Williams :IN. to tko Stiokk Jesibessy Cosolostlsopio ; EntV D.l dl psva MINIENNIIMIIMINNImmumiiim••■•=immimmININNEI CiNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. • NBW COURT,--YurzaDAY. : • : Bann Ta Racearea. ATTRIO" TO Dal/LAUD TIC ADMIRALTY. W. J. R. Simi* 29, Mid Merles Niblett, who Purer dared to take their trials, were Jointed for forging lad analog cortaticates, perportleg to be the certillessee of her Majesty's sent at Cassis, and also the signature of Philip Ulna Woodhonse, he Genital secretary to the Governor of Cnies, with West to defraud our sovereign lady the Queen. Smith was also lodides' for stealing a pristed book, raise 11. the property of her Majesty. Mr. Crowder, Q C., and Kr..Muntetne Smith appeared for the prosecution, mod Mr, Robinson * the defense. The prima Smith pleaded guilty to the larceny, and by the direction of the learned counsel for the pronoun= ea detwitteil was taken in Ike cam of Niblett, on the other ° lnt the starments el Mir. Crowder It appeared that Smith was knawicelark in Me Admiralty-Gem at Somer. net Elsa% sad part of his den we. to swum certificates of thiskints of owners and agents of Teasels for briefing thosped seaman from foreign ports. Ns wan dismiseed from the service la 1847, and sines them he had seat in by I Nitta', who wes • mere led avid in hie employ as clerk at a Cra week, the Mahn Ia question, purporibig to have Implight by the Mary Ass Jain, John WM*, merier,B distramsd semen frees Ceylon to Liverpool, and also 10 teem Castes is September, 1649, by the Wanderer, Jobs flineleir, to the same pert. Upon the fend (by whisk I. tho ton fns asses be bed Misdeed 63J. 121) bong discovered, his ledgiuge at Meeresoile were excelled, end the book is ca lem he. white be hod copied the two forgeries woe Tbe Recorder in paring sentesee said the oakum was of ouas was .iaren the w h o: ki r w elealt s p iPti e lar , nefe . aad oraitUr eal ff;l7 n the P;i:in cei the a:teratios of the law with regard to esiodemeasisnis be did not transport him, but he should go to the full t she law allowed for false pretescea, which would be two years' imprisonment. In the teens of the day the greed jury came into curt, Wa the bills brought in wee cue, not found, against ilirreedn, tar areas. Mr. R.bisssa said he was icstruoted to apply is this cam to his Lordship, to direct the grand jury to reonsider the bill they lodises tattered and the reason they wore called spas se I to oe was, that they had oily seamiest fin ant of I twelve before the wavi m. erase, who were present to give their evidesce Mr. Pays% who said he was inatruct•das the part of the whinier, objected to say interferes's", Deft that the jury lad not ' any right, upon the oath they had taken, to give :an reasons for ogseeing the bal. TM 11•01141/8 mid the Mil lad been Mums& and re trwded, and be maid net imeefies with the aniiimi they had lime to, but, it Mr. Salim ahem he might prefer • few& bill If be plaited, amid and it down balm the grand jug Mite discharged. Tim subject, alter WIMP farther diecus.ion, was then risallMd• At a later period of the day the foreman of the grand jury CUM tato** court, and having informed the bench that • reek bill bad been preferred, wished to know whether the court WO the power to interfere and mood tilts' to hare a witness before then, ha one of the Bye whom they had pm-i onely examined had upon the fresh bill been withdrawn. The Reerder mid he could not; they must proceed and come to • 'isthmian opal those that were pressuud to their notice. The Maim then retired. n Lary came into mart to be discharged, bristling with theta the rest of t h e bills, Ur. Payne ssid that before the presentations were made he kW to swim/ that there wee me power to send • bill • second time hafsee the same jury, sad so it wee laid down in " The Quo. s. Humphrey," Won Mr. Janice Paterson in the Oxford threnit. In that case two witnesses were absent is a case of burglary, sal the grand jury threw oat the bill; span this the Hos. Kr. Kenyon, the foreman, unsalted the Mho held that a second bill upon the same facts could not be Pend at that session or before the mate grand J/. The Hosander mid he would consult the learned judges ; and he &me so, said that they concurred with Payee, sad be theeolore should sot allow the grand jury to prowl the dishes they bad tomato oa the second bill bat W south weald be dir. cud by the record of the first. The foremea begged to say that they had acted to the best of their jiatlgmeat *pm the evideace. The Be e ader said he was convinced they had exercised very soaadjelpasat. sad that their decision we. a proper ee •ellllellitantlf4 du learited that there were no more hills in the hie discharged them with the tonal His Lordship then directed the clerk of the pesos to let tho present &cleat stand recorded as a rale, and that the rose bill should not be sent a second time before the grand jarj, as it would Daly be Galling •apon them to review the same hots they Lad ono' decided upon. COTTON—Livsaroot, !tenon 7.—Tite waarket today Ms vyry ineniollON end pekes ot Aineekime were tally td. down. 4000 bobs were mid. including about 10110 ham kr gendaties and si gtg Milani', MARat 7.—There we my HUI* battings t ratt lathe swill to Wen wean set WNW to reductlaq n asia od in en kit MOS mg p lower in the hoe et the e domed kr it at Liverpool. were unwilling ID overate. trigenedeon VIM tiff 104 aceoluit, in the liar nembora was eke ads am Is desk art Ow only by walooktteg to bower yelsee. Athlete fres Oimmmargio ware snit enewareging, Ames wog Wined r unlteis tomderelit, sod pekes sonewhat Unproved. HOSIERY AND LAO* TRADIS.—Normom, March I.—Ths tersaat at the rheum sadalirt beads has teratieneat to • sort of socapreatiss. the harialti at sr about a napihts esrastisa at work Saving weed Is ea starses of the wa d lidsek sot to tie amen at Ina required. Or a the hap, esagremort was, that sous at ths Nao Iron wars sat Ma anal amps to their woes. ha tre and via its, bream rely wads, lbw izatructicass ' WM* kr this The wict s t rar e Was breath Is S I :11:4 1 10 1.11 Ipssi g = at Mitt IMO. thaish sasaiiisiMp issramdds still the moat hoportsma M ire al Ilemaltas Mae Wimp essodiature, Is In • tate 'obis soaditloa. ths hams panel babsivall assejspad. Wars ultra ilas bone ilia Is alms Ws Ma Orb wbssams saarly as ras mar. Ths gists srlaMir swab% elk at spe sawasly ever la bettor lay to ammo depot. rpolpew are raw low. The tads am as sea. II Nmea , she% though normal by th e =rhe eel woad dal el tales.: etheeteht It is tleme Imam treeli Oho plass. etlll. weal at th= " A mbar boy. ad auseera an ipso the se misoft The ellk Ise hele a upealeft bleek Wag leees. sew am , 6, (do* kr Gums le the praltzt meelleas. the tram. bete do 1111MIWba the oreselottar tura rrat:' as it Neusal. Masses pat tombalsl. Me matuierturer eptilidar ma masa iolin= hies he v al malt them ro ws sp *ark. Mr warp trade, who Y eseeled wee • Leos itt et =Z e n !a t ri n fj e =lac omm ar ia l i it y lame is a p en d it bye r al their small wee The number or w Me oo trams at w ok is orb pada tees wee aupposert, Net telbeitem the Maass la Marwish arl liaise, yid& are upon the imassa.—/frarce WOOL —BILADVOID, March 7.—There is bat little eoieg to mg Mad of Oesblag Weel, owl prime ere a &ads In favour of the - - - DatROL Flax, Mae* 6.—Tbam• wee an everts' ques t* * mg ellared, gad the attendeme of the trade mom numerous th an voi l a: hut as Chin in the down menthes moot be bought of the gre esempender Us. to 29a. par tod, Mare is no ereonrargenisnt on the put 1I k 29 r melt at any eadestien of ptitiss. The buyers of skeet mida mad dews aborts -e neer be their purehases and prime fro. We elite deer waren inesthent districts of this country there hi nen • Ile& 2118 ”linft of Wool than is mull at this period alike Years old • •••••••• .~kethat when the mocks in the mar ket biome redeame. will be Mince, it Oct impossible, to replace drab at the preemal NM. NANIIIPACTURIIB.—Bainrozs, Nandi 7.—Yards TittraLsigs tor ?Loeb admit but at null dhow. la sums book Ilpyt bet* abon tbs NNW. dry an wow 811. to dd. per 111;18 . 71• 1110 reerba, the Om me toady. sod as bow Moil D. tfs lot Ewalt Vim boa Om km moUvity, add orb bays Ed bus Mau of es OW but, am VIM tas &NIP= odd ballad dm Wade tar nod OW elatbratal markets, wan is ray soda, sad augdaase Y 5 Mang art prim w5ll sow sadara. BRISTOL LBATBER PAIR.— lids tale iswaniod at Tomas', pa bag Just We mashie& Ifs 11811 Mis Os WI. =wasialar of Wore. Tad** mg Ileisf—.Our unatiaged *Bilk lookißS! 8= 84 4 111 : 11 loWilins WA", IS us No WON lIHIPPING INTELLIGENC Mos at Ornerinessle, lie .111dipplog Orolei," and • 144.1% CASUALTIES. Caledonia, of Goerneey, from St. Domingo to the United Kingdom, hoe been lost on the man of Sr. Domingo. Currency, Kerr, from Liverpool to Calcutta, put in here yesterday lasky.—Compbeltowo, March 4. Hiram, Kopper, from Grangemouth to Marseilles, was stranded oa the blood of Porquerolles Feb. 21), and is not likely to get eff. Jones, Tommy, from Liverpool to St. Thomas, wu towed up te the quay this morning, having been mull, dismastsd yesterday of the Tusher, during a heavy igiaall.— Water ford, March 6. Son Giorgio, Zeoli, from Swansea to Mesita*, hes put beck to Ponarth Roads, leaky, and will come into dock for n omination. MAII Hamburg Holland 1 1 1. Lisboa Pacific April 7 India via Sou baniptan ladle vii Marseilles 0 Basta' and Halifax Horeb2o Maxie* and Havana! Weis India Brazil Martial Fab. 24 ARRIVED. AorrAroa—at Liverpool, March 7, f10in....... 4lntaadrA Aomer—at Gravesend, March 6, tram_ Ca.:so Boon PIIDIN-08 Deal, March 6, fr05ir................. Grateverd Cloarrsur—at Deal, March 6, from Graver:A Cot/am—at Greenock, March 3, from ...Malatya Csurroossa—at Deal, March 6, from Couscaur —at Onetime, March 6, fr0m......... ......... . ..Ilsoib4or Conituasoa—at Fsloicoth, March 6, i from u .A.inaftria Coarmsno—at Liverpool, March , from Savancan GIIkAIMI bill Mara—at Livertool, March 7, from. IlaysnrAli Cat.sarrr —at Liverpool. March 7, from Downs Dear—oft Deal, Match 6, from ... Madeira Etas Ann—at/Liverpool, March 7, from Ecurss—at Liverpool, March 7, fr Onteod tun Jaunts—at Gravesend, March 6, fres; — " .. Baltimore !Gunnar—at Gravisead, March 6. from— FAXIST—off Murata, March 6, from Ifosolors Guano& —off Desl, /Larch 6, from Rio Grande FICOL'EPOT (HAL& j —at Liverpool. Marsh 7, from Glasgow Isourraroce--off Deal, March 6, from St. Michael; Jostis—at Liverpool, March 7, from Caleuna Km-ran—at Oravownd, Mareh 6, from New Orleus MainvaA—at &Icarus, Marche, fr0m............ HQ Mincays—at Liverpool, March 7 from .......... .. Dunkrk Maw Bontsz.r —et Shields, Marc ia 6, from. Terra Nrot Pau—of Deal, March 6, from Dements PRIPCII6II Virrotus—at Gravesend, Marsh 6, fro& lismblrg Bons—off Deal, March 6, from Oravocca ROTaL Sasesspass—at Greenock, March 6, Rea London 1301.111•111inN —at Gravesend, March 6, from. New T.,ra 810111 C—oft Dover, Marsh 6, from 1.1 4 676 4 Sr. Joann—at Bristol, March 7 SAILED. Assuno—from Queenstown, Mucha, to Wew York —from Shields, March 6, to Cartltaireas AVEIMIMU , Potwar—from Gravesend, March 7, to _6:bra:at Caseuesem—from Cardiff, March 6, to St. Paul Loartdo CaMMl—from Cardiff, March 6, to Fernando Po Cower—from Deal, Mush 6, to M.alri I Cams—from Deal, Match 6, to Demerara CALA —from Kingstown, March, 4, to Genoa erre or Rorramma —from Gravesend, Marta 7, to Dunkirk Ouse—from Gravesend, March 7, to Amsterdam Lusa Foe—from Plymouth, March 6, to. C. fecchm Essex—from Portsmouth, Slant 6, to ..... Calcutta EMU—from Pools, March 6, to Gado* Eus. Bsowsa—from Queenstown, Mar, h 5, to. ' , Malan Eum—from 6bields, ;March 6, to Carthagens Ecaors—from Liverpool, March 7, to Philadelphia FILST —from shields, March 6, to Barcelona lizaato—from Cardiff, March 6, to ITT Chisioi--froot Liverpool, Maral r, !XIMSTILT--troaa Ski!ildp, March u, to . _ Itr,•meo, Lomas liti.Lnann—fromi Falmouth, March 6, to .. ... B.O.fic LONDON Pacarr—from Southampton, March It, to St. *chair' Lc.man a—from Gravesend, March 6, to Elsinore 3IIII&CCIT—from Cardiff, March 3, t 0........... Ver.i CM{ Msaosarr—from Liverpool, March 7, is Gibt.,:•ar Mamma—from Liverpool, March 7, t 5..... .. ......... ..... Jlio Jam iro Msanoaa—front Plymouth, March 6, to.* tendon Paws—hem Wdiff, March .5, to New Vert Pasco—from Plymouth, March 6, to Lando ROM—from Gravesend, March 7 to. Clamha Mansura—front Queenstown, Mora 6, to Saltiraors STLPll—from Guernsey, March 6, to Si. Michael Wino —from Shields, March 6, to BUte:011.1 Twit—from Gray. send, March„ to. St Micbse:a Tau too—from Liverpool, Match 7, to. Pant Waas,Cnirna.v —lrons Liverpool, March 7, 11...............Aa5pui0 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Fatorr (barque), of and from Bristol for Barb toes out ruse days, Feb 29, las. 49.46, los. 13.37. Ort...aas, from dunderland to Bordeaux, blurb 3, lat. 49.34 N lon. 9 R. ,ibompeces, of Plymouth, from Mervtllre for Gliegor, out 17 days, Feb. 17, lat. 38.10 N., lon. 10.50 W. loam, of Bunderlead, from Odom for Lirerpoo', Feb. 19, lat. 39.75 N ,100. 11.91 W. Jess, Thompson, from Alexandria, Feb. 1. o ff Cape M. Slert.r.r. Po, of Loudon, off Comae Galt. Feb. 19; all well. (Advertisement.] —A Most AWFUL Worxn cr R en ST HOLLOWAT'S OINTIIVAT AND PULA—George SICATiA, a alt\tAt.:, of Newport, was for months rendered totally unable to work, or r.in move about the house, from the effects of a dreedful storm eh , ‘ bad formed in his thigh, and w hick had been repeatedly low.' ceder the advice of various surgeons; uhimately be was admitted ad. , the hospital, whence, after ths beet medical skill had been tried. b.' DM dismissed as incurable ; yet, to the at toniehment of all, this sn..dal bed wound was soundly healed by the use of Holloway's tiutotint and Pills, a supply of which was kindly presented to ham by dm minister of his pariah.—Sold by all druggists, and at Frofereur way's establtshmeut, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARNES.—Mareb 4, at lle. M. brass, of &Jaw/bier. BUOCKLEHUMSE—March 3, at Butley lIaIL near MJ, wile of W. C. Brocklehurg. Eat., iron of J. Bnsci.:ezr..,..., M.P., of a daughter. DRAFFEN.—March 6, at New Mrs. W. P. Dratfen, of a eon. CIRANT.—March 5, at Keneington, the ate of A. Cr.cd, EM , rapt Slat Regt., of a daughter. SKINNER—March 3, at Bow, Middigees, the wire of Mr. J. :13,uner, & daughter. VititNtet — March 5. at the Seseely_gtot,•,; the wtfe of the Rey. E. B. Eynon. of a daughter. nyds-park. the ett.e al eM Bedfurd•row, I.+,n&c. MARRIAOIB. CaUI6BIiANK—WIDDISON.—Mareh 7, at Trout? Chun h, irAl ton. George enukahatik, Eaq., to Eliza, only daughter of Ilre. Wizldiom, of ()Why-termer., lz.lithrtes- F.LLIOTT—PILES:WTT.--Mareh 5, m St. Marr'A, IWlAltureh. 4 . 4 * thew Kdweid, mond sea or J. S. Elliott, E. 14., ofLiam-rale. 1.. Ge°r e ishh A 1141 4, ooh daughter et the tate 0. Preowts, EM. °Swelter. lIADLST—BROWN.—Hatch 4, at Ablnger, Hr. N. L. d 114 ‘thomle Lodge. Surrey. sad Grearlaw.atreet, Cu?. to AWO nv,. heel, 'Wet of Mr. S. W. Brown, of Lewirhus, Kent. TO KNER—ROPKIL—Mureh 2, at Want. J. It. Turner, e! fts. rtseet 71x11,Walloik, to Catherine Prancer, younger', dauf der of W. Koper, Fog., of Holism, Sums. DEATHS ADAllll.—March at Bt. Paul's-terms, Islington, Mary, retici of the late Cot. A. Aaska, aged 77. ANDREWS.—March 6, at et. Paul'aplace, latingto 4 , T. "ar . 6a6., mad 77. KRTMl7.6.—.llsrett 2, 7. Imam Esq., of West Drayton, t, Deed 67. 11M—Mart-6 4, T. Mit. Iraq.. of Symoad's Ina, Cbanrer.".i , e. aged 66, MACRIENZIE.—Marrb 5, at AMert.atrect, Oloucceter.gate, Put. Mary, wits of Dr. L Marken'le. mmuts.—minii 3, Jobs Henry, ugly sou of Mr. Mill% of the _ Focal, Tula" aged 11. Sarah. rclid Purr.—:marok k ____ w. pots. an. TOWEL—Kaiak 3J. L MOIL Eaq , formerly of Arequipa, (Wu. ILANKINL—Mank 3. at Ease; KaAku ' re t Vi al AM I AL —fur ficileaton.K.ro. mra.Eligabeth Walboi• shollsor of Itir. agog Mark sad Yr. James Wall.tek, ag, d 90. lia SI Womail Irmos Hu" et No, Lombent. amts. Ilk =rag Nom at the oat^ ,12 Logic& NON, tit Kama 5, NW. / "