The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-06 00:00:00

11115LAffi1 1). Drama, Aran. 6. Miring the night it has blown quite a storm, and swea OM (8 a at.) the gala continuos wi h very alight alatiaammt. As the wind, however, is off the Irish tame, a emparativel small meant of damage to b a p on this side of the channel. The Yid paelimalmw el any disasters of that kind w►ich have beta reported are given below. At a toasting et the &nth Dublin Board of Clurdlaneyeallerday, ea ofileibleammunication waa re waived from the Poor-law Conissiontre relative to as spplication trade by tb beard that proper care should be secured Air tha kweakestrigracts about to soil for Australia. The ootradostraseo state : That the eseianties K kaiak NOM oat from wok houses is Ireland to the Australia* eliewies is mesh the sob tte:lfe:l7 sPia sad "'Ohl arreeffewente ander the e the igairrathe Cos 111/SiOnen ; sod the nines it wide h they en ant out an exclusively appropriated to 0111 ciao a tisleraliek hr whose ears aid ' , rattails • mom sad seven* risteet mamas an always provided is wish ship. Mae thin 4,01X1 yang females have bees stet au is We watt Mut the 'fhb workbemes slue the erring of 11411; sad the awnwissiosten are sot Wormed that Owi hes been say news to coesplaie of say each ooeut- Men SS based the reeds many lea these niftiest' as are Winded to is the nothstiee of the 'waists u having ossened is beard the ship &brace, which was sot obartned hr the purpose K esaveying hue!' orphan @signets from the Irish workhouse,. The great meeting of the citizens convened by the Lord Mayor to petition spiest the abolition of the' am s o' Lord Lieutenant, has at length been publicly announced for Monday next, and is to be htid at the Rotunda. The Freeman's Journal strongly urges the adoption of a course suggested by Mr. Cantwell, at the meeting of the Linen Hall ward, on Wednesday, tamely, the organising of a central parliamentary commit& in Dublin, " for the twofold purpose of alicilog the sentiments of the Irish cstetitueucies, sad of placing on record the written replies of each of the Irish representatives" on this subject, The Dublin boards of guardians are also about to disease the question of the removal of the court, on the ground that "in the present depressed state of trade it will entail a vast and overwhelming increase of pauperism, consequent on the lola of employment to the tradesman. The Limerick Chronicle states that Sir T. N. Red legion let Limerick on Wednesday morning for upon basiness connected with the state of that anion. He prcceeds thence to Kilcornan Castle, county Galway, and will shortly it is added be in stalled a Companion of the Bath in London. The Dublin Steam-packet Company, having ob tained possession of the Admiralty'sestensive factory and boiler-yard at Holyhead, by virtue of their con tract for the conveyance of the mails to that port, propose moving their repairing establishment from Liverpool to that town. At the Cork Anises, on Tavday, the jury found a verdict of 1,00 W., with costs, for the plaintiff in the case of " Ormsby v. the Evl of Limerick." UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGII, APRIL S. :fillezr;i;:troiV; the Tyr wkitt's Hebrew Scholarship will oominence en the second Wednesday in May apt; and candidates are nquested to wad in their names to Christ's College Lodge, oa or before the first day of May. ramnaxrs. Rm. B. Balmer, to Holiam V. w. Huntington F C.. co. sad dio Hereford, value 2201. with residence : pats., Dean and Chapter of Raeford. [Dr. Laying's appointment to this binefi wee last week mated in error.] Rev. M. R. Lloyd, V. of Montgomery, to be Chaplain to dm Sheriff of Radnorshire. it;v. T. Moon, of the West Derby Union workhouse, co. Lancaster. va CAXCI Pt S. Morton•upon-Lumg R.. co and dist Hereford, vela* lett ; pat. the Prebendary of Moreton Magna; Bev. B. Belmar, prom. Aelackby V., eo. and die. Lincoln. value 46J!. with mi aow; pat, R. F. Barrow, Beg. ; Rev. W. 0. Moore, dec. Healey P.C., Rochdale, Lancashire, value 1301. with Tsai denr.. ; pits., the Crown and Bi hop alteruatedy ; Rev. T. Stanley, dee. Tileton R., Cheshire, dio. Chester, value 3331 with resi dence ; yam Marquis of Cholamadaley and T. T. Drake, J ; Rev. J. T. Campbell, rm. NAVAL ADMIRALTY, APES. b.— W. T. Meadbridp, to the Coast Ottard: Salem : L. C Urquhart, to the Areder. Master's Asafetida : C. C. Tilly, to the BlestAtises. Asesstaat-Baritoas : J. L. Palmer, to UM Videry ; and C. K. Ord, to the Aran. .—Lienteamat : Woohwtos, Aran. 6 —Rdeaniond, it gimp, Commander Foote, arrived late last night from she Mediterranean. She will be Inspected by the c.ingeodore pnvioes to being paid off. ',feriae( st. v. left last night for the purpose of bringing tap the Athol troop ship, Commander E. J. Pears, which was reported is the river yesterday. The Athol brings ova the followirg companies of Royal Artillery, from the Cap* of Good Hope which have completed their period of service in that colony, viz., Capt. W. H. Forbe'e cumpany (9th battn.), and Cep:. W. H. Elliott's company (4th batter.) She also brings over some Royal Sapper, and Minim, sad invalids, all of whom will be landed at the dockyard. The Athol will undergo repairs at this yard, should an eilMilka don show any to be aseeseary. It is feared owing to the delay in the arrival of the latrepid et., that the Arctic disco very expeditien will not be ready till the first week in May. Every *Sim however, will be used to complete then beta, Ow latter fad date premat month. MILITARY. Cethwona ox Tin STAll.—The military district of the meth mews counties. liaise Genesil Thorn, C. 8., Com saaading, hes been abo:ished. Lieut. Kinney, 38th Relit., aide.de.camp, and Capt. Wynyard, unattached, have, in esseequatie, owed to be on the Staff. Col. B*. john Clarke K.H., unattached, and Brevet Lieu. Colonel E. idecaribur, unattached, have, in consequence of the reduc tions in Inland, ceavd to be on the Staff of the Belfast district. In oonsequetee of the Athlone diitriet Paving been abolished. the following odisua have relinquished their Stet appointments thereto :—Mi.jor.General T. J. Wenten, C.D.; Col. Si, Michael Crush, K.H.; Brevet Lieut.-Col. C. C. Johnson, half-pay ; Lleitt.Weveyes,46th Reit., aide-de. amp; and Lieut..CuL W. F. Williams, K.H.. unattached, majer of brigade. Lint Col. Williams, K.H., has been appointed Assistant Adjstaat-Oesaral of the Kilkenny district, baring relieved Colonel Sir Charles R. O'Donnell Lieut.-Colossi Joker's, from the Athlone district, his suo seeded Limit-Coliewl T. F. 8. Clarke ' unattached, se Qoartermaster Gourd of the Kilkenny district. Colonel W. Con, LW, of the Limerick district, has been appointed As t sA ima ' Aristaat Qassterstaatos.o moral. Lieut. Cureton, Sal kt Dragoces, has simicesded Lieut. Civic's, as Super b' Oillour of the Loudon Cavalry Recruiting Subdi. steles. t. Russ, 69th Rise., Recruiting Meer at Gloseester, km bees seemeded by Lieu% Platt, 13th Regt. Lint Great. gad Foot, has retained Lieut. Ring, 21st Flllll. Rem u Seperiatesding Officer of the Limerick reantiting district. —British kimy s hm la De st aistat'patch. ( s Comae.) WAD.MIP Aran. I. W yet of Drs.. Chia—Lismi. C. Sams, to be apt., b per AN W O rah ; tier. r. A. D. lama% to le hest, by see., eke lib U. Visige.—Beev. U501...011. Z. A. imams to to Moat .4 . MONA par Mee NM. (hi. dos. ;Ms be . A. Lima to mese, Ass ; LissAr Lbsiki. Doom to be saga. vise Was; Omit Menem ( rettsgmesew). to be Si a m, the Derma. Mk ISM et 7.--AmistAmrs. I. D. Da WM Iliabi rr from the Nth Y., to be srokAasrg.. Ate Ithl. eril. Slag F.--LisaL W. R. ftsiaas; to be 'dn., vies prom 110 Y.—lisol. W. A. tom,., from the ImWest ladle , to be West.. vise bores. vole sash. $45 I. —Um& Ms G. H. A. Dooms; Dee, to be opt., by par., vies Dore% vies MA; Its D. Pasta to be but., by pox.. Ass Sir O. IL IL Dersabra WOD 1.-1110 Sow of Ws soma oho R. Narsaros, M.D., to be i.e., vies A. ao who Ms. mesa IL+ NO .1! —/iis, D. Ammar% Irma the Ma Y., to be at, eta Misisma. Übe more Sia Y.— seat,A. Z. lUsowas. 11. D., ea the lath Y., to be eselmwerm. visewho saabs. Id .1 hsp.—Livet. .D. Bows, ems the Nth F.. Is le NM, Ass =be ales. 55 Z. W. C. ILwestes, M.D., Ili a Ws Mak lobo =ari.. A.ft elalook vie asks. liWriwaa Draw.—Sorg. M. Hamm is Me dad P., to be *A mow ell Ms see. dem the Naglition. in Oar. ; A. &Camels% OLD, boa Ss Ittl= 11 11: 1 1i swlt..ors. to De how. An Ws ma. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Noawtce , APIIL 4. CML 1 1101L—Banas r.. LOILD C.,s. BAWL TKAITII IP. BYMPZILAILLI.—BIJIAOII or Plollll/11 or INILIUU•01. This wan aa ration for breach of prestin of marriage, is midrib the pinata, was Miss Harriett Thanes, el McMena min, sad the definalaat Mr. Shapland, a fanner reading at Melton Constable. The format was npre..atad by Mr. Psi adergast and Mr. ; Mr. O'Malley appeared Ur A. delesdaat. Ti. declaration stand that the defeadaat had premised, ditties the lifatine of hie father, to starry the Makin' withis a raasosabls time altar hi. 'atlas's death, which rook plan oath. gad of Kay, 1846; bat that tlas dehathat had nuclei married YOUNT pins. To this Mr ditteadant pleausd Ant, that As did net maks ; secondly, that the Fronds, had been obtained frost kin by haad, cons, sad nienapnwatatioo ; mad thirdly, that the defeadeat made the reggae oa the suppositioa that she was a just, stadeot, sad good weans, bat that afterward.dimmed elm Was sot so. Jame Rushmore we the fast witness called. Ho said, I lira at Paltnorpo. I taco knew* the family of the plalatilf sad hereell moose lama or siert years, and I know the defondant also, Man Thanes ha 1 two brothen. no of whoa married a Neter of tb defeadaat. I want Ant to Mr. Thaster's • year aad • halt before the plaintill's eaalsentent. I stayed Hanel week. Mr. Shatesard was there almost ovary day. HO WNW MPS* to Illatriett. This was aboat mw 7s up. Mary As. Debra was with as, who afterwards balsam my wife. The seat dote I ..at, I, and Ann Ba:mer, an :I the plaintiff, wars at tea at Sheet's: by Ilmpbeard's ineitaiim, and he accompanied Miss nester boss.. He renialced in Mies Timmer's kitchen sums time that night with H • . I beard his tell her not to asks herself unhappy, as he should mate het his wife. and no 0 is else. Bbs said, " That's an old tale, John." Ha answered, "I will do it ; Ralluarre, yea area wham to it." Ho did not ay Mos. bat he toil two amt day that he wasted to get a @koalas is a brat, as he wanted to get married. He was Haar with his father at that tam. Wbes plastid weal with as to 81epheard's, dasedaat's father rescind her tosifortably, and Mind her whoa she left. Aaybady mad se* that she was this is ha fund, war. I was at plastid's falar's gala two pan after. and Bitspbead still use amnia', sad was very food of tha child. The child was rhea sloes to two years old. He said Uit ipliesed God to tabs his father, ho should take the lam sad .any Harriett Thalia. His Wm is dead now. Harriett Tbmter was not remit when Its said this. — Mary Plumed said—l know Mies Thseer sad Mr Dlindisard. I remember kis miming to see her. H. ap t* pay every atlas*. to Mr sad to be very toad of I have hams them acquelated for ease years. I was autos at km eionlaemeat, which took plies ca the Friday. Blispisard came ea the Sunday. Ho mid to ma, " How is your mistress ?" I said, "As well as you can Misk for." tle said, " I should have come before, but thosikt you would ma let sae cams op to ass her." I said, " Mamma I should let you have sere op." Hs thou west up, took hold of her Mad, Mewed her, sad said, " Harriet, dear, what do you fret toe ?" se eke cried whoa h• west op. He added, " Lama to make you my wife, and noleedy else." H. told se to get Mr well se sow as I soul!, and he would pay ow He cams again ea the Tuesday, and said, "Dear M Manion, if I slighted yes, you would have same to feet." After Moyle; es lisp as he liked he west away. He came very often. He told me mos that ha should marry her, whoa he had a pima to take her to; he might have one, ha said, at We father'. decamp. H. was always made voltam by my mistrals and muter. He said he wished to Mw the child named flloplistal, as k• 'sweated to .any the child's mother. TM child was eltristeasd Elisabeth 81sepheard. He was very food of the child, and need to nurse it. His father hat been dead toss years. Mi.. Theater's brothers married Ili.. Shipboards. Hee father is a respectable small tanner. Miss T. aster said that she meet to the magistrates, be cause she wanted fittepheard to maintain his own child. Ann Goddard—l have known the pl 4atill these 20 years. 1 remember Mr. Bhepheard's father's death. I lived with him some time, thew years before his death. rig.. Harriett Master came there &Kandy, aid was kindly treated by the old ma.. His sou now occupies the MINI home, sad farms the same land ;it omelets of about 300 saes. I re. member the funeral of Mrs. Elise Thmter, who was a Miss Shepheard, in February, 1849. I was at the funeral ; the defendant was there, and asked me what I thought of hlim Thazter, as he said she was the one t • meant to have, and no other. The defendant married Mi.. Easton last Joao. I was staying at kis Imam after the funeral, during whisk time the einld came este; she called him father, and he asked her to some and take dinner. H. afterwards asked -- ma west I t h oagttt o f his little girl. —~~ John Thaittu-1 am brother to the plaintiff. flhepheard paid his attentions to my shier 10 or 11 years, and I paid attention to kis sister. He walked and drove oat with her trequently. I have bean frequently with her and him to his father's home ' when she was well received. Mr. Bhepheard married Miss Eaton on the 4th of last Jane. I was at his home a fortnight Won Michaelmas, 1846. He said he would marry my sister at any tame he had a home to take hoe Is, bat he had no home wiffe hie father was alive. He hr a farm at Stanton, in Saffolk. Cross-ezamMed—This fine was eight acres. It has been heavily mortgaged, but I don't know whether it is se now. Sarah Tkazter—l am the mother of the plainhff. Defeat. dant constantly came to our house, courting nay daughter. He left off about a twelvemonth ago, only a short time before he married Mils Easton. This co ded iti;pfaintillieaM, and a conference flume diataly took place between the counsel on seek aide, and his lordship; the question at iseue being, whether the evidence supported the count Mid in the declaration as to the time of the breech of the promise. His Lordship expressed his opinion that it did not, and after a farther confer nos of some few minutes, air. 01 1 / I Bey ebserved Se the jury —I am happy Sep that Ism addled with the serangement that ha been some to in this matter. Thee. are ease, whisk give rise to law and disagreeable {equities, and every one will rejoice that it has hers bees terminated. There is one thing, however, which I feel, on the part of my client, Called upon is justic e to the plaintiff to my, with revert to the last plea oa the record . As it was saA in another case here today, special pleaders often !bluish without any consideration for the real merits of the cam ; but l am bound to my fully and plainly that I should never have dreamed of offering to you any evidence in support of this plea ; aor do I believe that the slightest evidence could have been offered to you in justification of the plea on the record to which I have refer red; nor do we in the slightest degree stand by It, or east any such imputation upon the plaintiff whatever. His Lordship then informed the jury that they were dis charged front finding any verdict. Some considerable doubt, be said, presented itself—there being but one eosin In the declaration—whether that coact has beta proved. My pre sent impression is, that it has not been proved. At the same time by mine amendment the cause might have proceeded, but the parties have most prudently made an arrangement between themselves, by which the character of the plaintiff, except so far as what has been disclosed is this court, is treed (rem any Imputation whatever. I myself thought that this oertaialy was a ow that ought not to be persevered in if the parties could make an arrangement, and particularly if there was any doubt as to the pleadings ; for if as arrangement were made any amendment would be unnecessary. The only remark I wish to make is that I by no means concur in the opinion that a venerable and learned man formerly expressed—that is a case of this description there can be only coming damages. lam cer tainly aot of that opinion ; and I think it is a question (or the Lary to say whether a legal contract has been entered into, and whether that contract has been broken : sad if it has been broker' it is for them to judge (or themselves whe ther the whole responsibility, the whole burden, the whole mischief, and the whole sin is to be divided, or whether the shame i to be thrown on one party, and all the Allay and all the pecuniary cinsequencees on the Case side without any alleviation. I lave made them m argin in regard to civil actions generally, but beyond all illsalot, where such an action is brought, it appears to me to be essential that the plaintiff should always be in a condition to prove a legal, val d contract, and that there should not be mixed up any barggsaia in which there is any portion of iniquity or Inarality. la this case, however, the parties have withdrawn the matter from your consideration, and I think most discreetly. That will relieve the plaintiff from any imputation, except that which is immediately con nected with this cue. Under these circumstances one of you will withdraw from the box, and the rest will be dis charg?d. A juror was then withdrawn, and the ease concluded. We naderatood that 401. was the amount of damages agreed span. Arm 6. Caw,' ficoil.—Bcroas Ma. iCIITICI WIORTNAM. UTTBILINO FOILOID Norse. John Stanley, alias Johnson, aged 62, woe charged with haring, oa the 19th t i l le e sterabor last, at 13houldhant, felosiout4 uttered. • tea pound, and a forged five pound, Beak of Eagl notes. A Mr. John Marsh, a fuser, was at Shothan on the fair day is qtristion, and offered a sue for sale to the prisoner who, after some bargaining, agreed to give 171. for the animal, and paid the amount at an lan, in two Bank of England note., one for ten, sad one for five pounds, and two sovereigns, endorsing the Dotes with the sane of " J. Johnston.."At the sane inn the primer procured ohmage for a 61. Bask of Ragland note; bat both this sad the 101. note, whisk had b=id to Marsh, wore afterwards discovered to be ; at that time, however,thoother, 61. note had been away, and has never been recovered. The prisoner was fully Ideselled se the man who had uttered the seta. The joy hew* betaiwed e Mat et (hay, the Waiter re marked to tbojelige that ha was 62 years of ap, that he had beta weetbllllllllL, sad had weer had aoythb. brought *ohm Wm lean, aad la begged kb briehip to - ameba me sub any as pewdle Imre his. Hie leadtbdp 'un tested the primer to sena pane wargartatiow. Nm Pura eserr.-111amse TIM Ic Casa Lim RIGINA V. REX AND 1 1 / 1 1103 —TIII DIU BANK ZWILAWLAMIZAT. 11 1: : ;6 Veant Dyke, lb. lima, and MT. Palmer, appeared ea of the preessetisa; Preedireast sad Count rep o nerreseeted the yams/ Biz ; sad Mr. O'M a ll e y, the _ pris &aim Xrshar Pamir ailed the ores. He said that the stood ed Is of the iedistasat, Meta/ as the 1.1 Jamey 101 drama ea —tel rn ag elerits le sae Themes DING, sad Melee se sea slabs ressived hoe their heads Ike seas el 1,60 W., as asesesa of their nuter—onsbadel the same. The second *swat shoed than with haring ea the 10th of Jemmy kei t ressiveriele their kends the Israw sea of 4004. sod wilt hisleg to the sem; the third tweet shamed ass, se sonata of the wad There Dyne. with Mien misses eases sf enemy ; end the Math asset, with basis, esmailled a limey ; to all of whisk shays the risme het *alit net SeejoesS Bytes SidielNd the Joey, stating geseraky the smneer hi whisk the dibisslisa in the ark bed been at tent diesevered ; that la semereess el seek delsisetion as =leant esseenteat had beta meat kr ken Linde, sad • ideate essaleadea of an Ma bake Ise& pleas, showing a Academy, ea the LS of lesiessy, 10111. of 10,5891 18e. lir. bedeent Dyke wee isawnsplee by Kr. Pnad was objected that a of a ram! deiskasy a = t ' e assets 'sell met he allowed to be wade ea es ledielneset for arm* er essiseakesent. as ta=e tibia Mr. etesned that be bed right, le skew • filesey on say pertkelar day, whisk he was sheet to de, awl then to prove that a part of the sow t. imam( that deliskiwy had found its way to the defsadan Hit allowed Ws a prassati. That Mr. Taylor harlot ditnewered a taint easting ill the aka leave of no lees cheat 1,11001., addressed Idateelf to w prieeser Paz far ma ezybastioa of it, apes whisk Eli requaled a privets Interview is another room, whoa he that the aseenats wan wry ; that ehe as t i a g e b a " lesea withdraws • that he wee blamed/ • sad Maid lama ; sad that Beak; hid partielpated lathe maw. At the nue thee be adhered I. Irr. Taylor a wed, sop Wales • leaded, pia* mad a paint of ea mad waders. — TM issemml agleam weeded to maim himself, to the Asst ientamee, to saute ease of Ample end, baying amid h• dolma le_ the jay evideo what sala d th would be its Me prinessim ese Santarem, as *MUM fa s _s. Timm Lambe Taylor, , sf Dim, en wire being swam amd shoat to be 'maimed, • megaimissi teak plass betmeem the ~mg let 11119 peeeemetien era the mold toe THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1850. the prisoners, in reference to a proposed witbdiawal of their plea of not guilty, and pleading gad y to the indict- Hot his lordship bevies observed that in this ease the pleas wire reearded I. the Court of Qa•en's Bfiteh, whi•ter the proceedings had been removed by writ of habms corps., it was impossible for them to with•fraw their plea it the assists, bat that the same end might be obtained by their eonlesiare epa guill is op dour% la the mems of the irsj r. O'Malley tem, addressieg his lordship, said—My lord, from a maglimallea of the case that my leaned friend has made sat, M b imooseible to say that the,. has not been a dte, awl ma silent, therefore, Whig is my 'dyke, roe diMsmicil to dwer himself oa your leadship's mercy. your berialp baying the power of webs( mimes on the Orem bore without referring it to the awe allimo. It is tree Ibie nee mast bit, sad easeber, sad sMY *maker meat ewes me; bat Y le immalhie me to metal gas of the amino seem =lob be sayable at Übe beceitia home agates. my client. tinder my adviee ta tei&rs, he has guilty, sad I trait that your nessideehig dri l r i z e t d resse youth, sad the dent time thee bed been is the beak, will be as merciful to him le }Monde. Mr. Birjeant. Bylee—And I, too, may tell year lordship that I sat directed by the proem:atm to say that he is actu ated by no 'bulbar* &slim la this ease, and is very desirous of mcommeadiog the prisoner to mercy. Mr. Prendergssi—And I should not do juries to the feellags of the primers without saying that they feel themselves under great obligations to the prosecutor for the kindness he has shown them. His Lordship—These is some doubt whether they can plead guilty. Indeed they have already pleaded not guilty, hat I anderstead that they state distbeVy, each of them, that they are gailty. Both of the prisoners here stated that such was the case. The sentease had not been passed when we went to prams, and it b quite useertala whether his lordship will not reserve it for the mart above. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--GLorcarrn, Anu. 4. Caws Cover.—Bicrou Ma. BAION Purr. __ _ _ Tee Baur:box. Alumna Que. Ared lful 01 , der lf of Wiliam Braan4, on the 23rd of Does wi taber lll , by shooting at him with a pistol, at Bedminster, Bristol. Mr. Skinner sad Mr. Dowdeswell prosocuted. The first witness celled was Henry Conan, who deposed that, oa Sunday, Desmabsr 23, he was in company with two other young men, named Braund sad Horgan, coming across Bedminster-Bri Igo, gnat half past 4 o'clock in the inning, when he saw the peimmw, and another boy named Collins, leapiag over the peels at the bridge. Horgan stalled out to them, " Over," or. whisk one of the boys called witness and his censpembas kepabiatis. or souse such name. Bor gne thenewpan want bask towards them, but the deceased and wits= gresseded aa towards Brown's-row. Horgan then tame bask, mad the rimer and his companion followed and gelled thou names. and Collins pallid out a " life. pretereer," which he flourished about. The dcoessed told Oolliasto put it away or he would tall his mother, and he afterwards went up to Collins and seized hold of the weapon with the intention of takiag it from him. Thereupon • straggle sassed, and both (Ahem fell on the ground. Collins was about 14 or 16 years of age, and Braind was 19. The prisoner was being kept off from his companion by the wit s= sad Horgan when he said " I'll shoot you if you do not Ist Collins go." Brasted was then in the act of rising, when the prisoner ran forward sad fired at the decessed. He was some three yards from him when he fired. Brined turned round, and witness saw blood flowing from his mouth, after which he fell and a spoke afterwards. Several other witamses having bun examined, the jury found the prisoner guilty of manslaughter, and his lordship evanesced him to ten years' transportation. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARyncx, APRIL 4. Caown Coom—latroan Ma. Bailor Peaks. CIIIIIIOI Or SHOOTING AT BIRMINGHAM. Abraham Leo, 22, was charged with hiving, at Birming ham, on the 16th of March, feloniously skit at Ellen Grin dall with fittest to do her some grievous bodily harm. The prommitrix stated that she was the daughter of the landlord of the Pell lan In Birmingham, and that on the evening of the above day she wu in the back kitchen, whirr" the prisoner at that time was, to whom she said it wee very shocking to see him drinking on a Friday night, sad that he ought to be at his work. She then turned away from the prisoner, and imme diately heard a " clicking" noise, and thought the prisoner had thrown a clocker or some other kind of firework at her, bat she instantly felt the blood on her face and hands, and fdi down. IrTpOn;roas-e --. elimination the prountrix said she had known the prisoner for about three years, but never knew any hum of him. She thought he went Into the back kit chen to wash his hands. Mr. John Scott said he wan at the Bell Inn at the time spoken of by the proireentriz. Witness was kicking the tire irons out of their place, and turning round, be saw the pri soner with a pistol in his hand pointed In a direction to cover the persons of himself and Miss °Haden. The prossentriz stepped between witness sad the prisoner, sad was shot is the manner described. The prisoner then placed the dis charged pistol in his pocket, from which be drew forth Lao. thee, and pointed that as he had the former. Miss Grindall then fell, and the prisoner's arm was put aside, and he was knocked down. The wits's, stated, oa —•.- Oriadsll stepped forward just as witness raw the flash. The prleaser was intoxicated, but was steady and quilt when sober. The other pistol wu loaded with shot. The surgeon who was called in to 'mead the prosecutrix stated, that upon exuainatima of Min Orindall, he found several shot wounds in her arm, neck, and left bread, and one in the face; they were all superficial, excepting one where the shot had penetrated an Mel and a trait Oa cross•examinstioa this wham said, that pistols loaded as thew were were not very likely to produce any very serious consequencic His lord.hip said the evident* did not support the charge. Mr. Mellor briefly addressed the jury for the prisoner, who, the learned counsel said, was into:meted, and did aot know what he was doing at the time. Hie Lordship, in summing up, said that there appeared to have been no iii feeling previously existing between the parties, and it was necessary to constitute an assault that it should be proved that the party intended injury to some one. Was there any such lineation proved ia this case, or was it a eau of mere wantoaness that Mho The jury found the prisoner " Guilty of an assault, with totem to do grievous bodily harm." His Lordship—Do you moan to say that the primate!' in loaded to commit an wank ? The Foramen—My lord, we mean to find what I sly. His lordship deferred pada, gentian. APRIL 5. Rms. Loin Cam Fumes Catrazi. CURIOUS Cana or BIGAMY. Eliza Bolton, who had been admitted to ball, surrendered to take her trial on • charge of bigamy, at Birmingham . The second husband of as prisoaer stated the extraordi• nary fact that he had asked Me first husband's consent to many his wife, and at the same time 'eked him if he had anitininst her ? Lordship—Yon wished to have a character from her former husband I—Yes, my lord. His Lordship—ls that the custom of Birminehaes I—l don't keow. He said he wanted to see her married, mid wanted to give her away, with a Si. nets, and provide the marriage dinner. His Lerdskip—Did he offer to sell her, with a halter on her neck 1 No, say L3rd ; he came and saw her afterwards. Ilini ation rrsoner was found Guilty, and witnesses were called in sal of the offence, but their STAMP aggravated rather an diminished the crime. His Lordship said the most holy of all centrists—that of marriage—ought not to be treated with such levity. He believed he ought to sentence the prisoner to transporta tion; but he hoped he might with • good consumes inflict • milder punishment, but which should act as a warning to the prisoner and all others inclined to disregard the Mitrille row. His Lordship statehood the prisoner to be haprroosed for two years. THE POLICE COURTS. _ GUILDHALL. - ROBBING • DirrzOITVIII °MOBIL —Janes Syakapoa was l imilt2 up beim Mr. Alderman Challis, on a charge of ria"7a crab* and other article', the property of Webb, :Isf the inseam hem The Wieser hod keg been a suspected character, being is the ambit of *ldes up straw articles at hotels whae be lodged foe $ sift se that parpose, and Webb had been set as his meek ea wadi him. Oa Monday sight the pri poser leek up Itis quarters at Brett's Hotel, Nabors, where ' also Webb followed his. The prisoner went to bed there about 12 *Week, sad by arraagemeat, Webb occupied the next room. After he had been Is bed a short time he heard his room door open, sad saw the primer enter, with a lighted candle in his head. Re appeaskod the /hair when Weble's clothes Were plaited, ark Misr gearshift the pockets, took host them a roast-book and then reared, taking also a watek whisk WY lying es Ike table. Webb then got up sad follow die *Gam The book sad the wash wen both fooad ia kialeresoden. The primmer was identified as an old slender, haviag been trsaaperted for tea pears, for The snort Webb said for 1= time, he meld prove several eases of a minder Amulet against the passer. Remanded till Friday next. WOMB IP. STREET. INPANTIOIDI AND ILTllllll4liiill7loiD/L—Enwsis Be.• shrews vas plated at We tor Ise Anal mamination, choreal with the wilful sestriet if Mt male balseM The primer, The wee in sub ow emu me state of &Witty u te be lawyebbs of stending, yes sup ported into the de* by the Bider and bet husband, the latter of whew but wet bit with great anxiety the whole thee die was Ibsen ; bat the privwer Word the shook* details of dm What's murder, and bet e a ttempt at weleide, whisk the bad repeatedly ezesed her regret abs bad net samompliised, without th e Moog eueotiea, sad remised sail ewe of the ',Maims wee gentleasdr = e ke Ile dehnee es to the pastel essinst of bet basbasil towards bit, wed Um womanharing resilisd that he wee be* a Idled beer, pea dist men, sad elbellemate la the extreme le the mewed lweself—porkep We each so—tbe wretehed wan= gam • Wareing mesa, boson byeistiselly Whited, sad it was with some dilleally that is wee and how (Wolin w. s lic e bsiat asked, to We usual farm, if she wished to say an the fishnet, la a wise which wee stem* • We, replied [a the sweselve; end the awaiting= been completed by Yr. Time, tlw ebbe desk is wee helplessly eat of court mid treashrted M Newest, Irt WWI apes the Aerie of wUfal Pam. Prom the LONDON GAZETTIL—PrteIey. April 6. Sons Bannow, 'Merton,Meew.BYo. roam to surrender April 17 sod May 7, at 11, at Ewer Oar. &du. Penrod, Tiverton, and Turner, Ratter; o 1 swig. Merl, Rorer. pid. Joins °wool, OITZLIS , roe worker, Aril 16 sad May Oren% 13, at 11, at Liverpool art. Moreer, Liverpool; off. Naar., m Wawa Osansw, Li 011asubma, rare la Darla wool, April 29 sad May 11, at 11, at Mali Oimat Salm, lawraoss mad raves, Iribrlrd roan Nrma, OMAN ; it. soli., Hutton, err. Teem JIM. IsMar,lleigar. awl 17 all May 7, at 11, at Easter °mart Id, Mampar„Nnalm; sit. arm. Merl, Exeter. Prism Amanita Ursaar Omit arms, Staffordshire, iron arribarrer, Aprli SG oni a b s rat It, at Birmingham Court. Matter= ant ; of. mai., Christie, Ble ier= NY; Mill.porrebert, Orr Orr akar, April 13 at I, and May II at Ile. at BasrestrereL rieL, Jones, Tory ✓est ; eff arm, Pasid1.011111•11411as 1 Toros WiLtur arm, Damps draper bera. April 14 and May 8, at 11, at Os Easier (bark WI aa oak., Elwartly. ad Ruhr: at Ileraimm. La mar. Wruillar L i ass. April 19 sad Mr 17, 19, rte Orel Wat Mott 801 0 Mairria, dam ; el. wig , EWYMa, Notllagra. lINDIANAffIOI2II 011 , DIVIDENDS. Wiatuat has bassia. Gleuerater, s i b i l t a d ed boat builder—let div. af 1111=kariday, at Miller's, Orr Derbyshire, needs manufacturer-Ist i tv= Alp i rtt i Z s 'amy subsequent Torah; at, Hobson's, Hier donna, Deli= Ooenaa, and Jona Cocain, Hathersage. Dertgairts, nradbarnareturers—lat die. of la. lid., April 9, and any solorquaa=t, at Bober's. Manchester. Jona Do Olootesterobire , smarter-Ist. dlr. of 4..lll4., l :Nedassday, at Millar's, Bristol. JOHN Dram, Liverpool, wine and lilta merchant—lot din. of 21. id., April 6 and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool Leas Ewan, Jun., Rochdale. ebauti.t and dru lat. dlr.*: 2s. bid., April 9, and any subsequent Tarr, at si'st, Man. abastar. Drums Fau.e, Freer Scasersclablre, linen and /worn drippe— r* di,. of 2s. 6d. and lot div. of 7s. 6d., on new proofs, any Woreaday, at Miller* Bristol. Jona Hawn, Liverpool, merchant—let di.. of old., April 8, and any aubieqaent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. Jona JOHNSON (separate estate), Great Winehnter-street. City, mer chant—div. or 20a., April 11. and any subsequent Thunday, at Pearl's, Duildrill.ernbers. JOHN JOHNowlaoint eatatc), Great Winehester.street, City, mer chant—din. , April IL and any sub equent Ihurulay, at Pen nell's, Oulldhall.chambers. Jo,,r F u,r,e KNOMBL, Bolten.row Pie 'oddly, wine and spirit merchant—div. In. 3d., April 11, and any sabeequent Thursday, at resells, Guildliall.shambers. /Loam Lams, Gorton and Marieleeer, manufacturer—door) div. of 23-31, April 23, and any 11114equent Tuesday, at Pottb, Man. resew. Joan LIMAS. Offirrilit - At Lae Cardiff; Cardiff., Chunorranshire, general shopkeeper— Baal die. ofts., and former On. 9e., any Wedneaday, at ?diner's, Bristol. saw Mitaza, Liverpool, saddler —2aft die. of la. Bd., April 8, and any sakesquant Monday, at Bud's, Liverpool. , sartst. SIAM. Preston, Itutlandahlre, ,Inne.insker—let die. of as. Pd., April 10, and %hue ruberquent Wednesdays, at Oraham's, tkosest. Tarte); Polar, Cheshire, butcher—lat. die. April 9, and aay au uent Tuesday, at Mormon's, Manchester. \Volume Towstzr, burn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer— dlranch. ester. I. 9411., Agree, and any subsequent Tuesday, at ilobain'a, M DIVIDENDB.—Aprd 26. J. Ellison, Relhy, Yorkshire. linen and woollendraper —April 13. W. Hague, s. Hague. and W. Bbatwell, Manchester, ec.miniAeion agents—April 28. A. P. Halliday, Cornbrook, Lancashire, manufaetwong chemist—April 26. A. P. Halliday nod Eliza Patois, enrollees*, Manchester, maaufactluing ehellOM B-1 1 1 2 I. J. Phillip., Upper ilullingham, Herefordshire, beaker—Aped 29. W. A. RCM*, Maidstone, Kent, cabinetmaker—April 29. T. Rowan, Cambridge, draper —May 2. E. Sewell, Old Bowl street, harm r. CLIITIVICATES to be mated, unless canna be shown to the contrary as the day of rietlag. f r reil 26. T. Don, Swinton Ironworks. West Riding of Yorkshire A I 26. 8. Gibson, Twk, licensed elctulallet —April 24. B. ,• mpool, corn and coatudedm agent—Ma y6.E. C. Hawkins, Bath, beer retailer—April 27. E. Julian and J. Julian, New Buckenhsm, Norfolk, grocers—April 20. R. Knight, I.4neastnr, tea dealer—April 27. T. Randall, Hatfield-street, Christchurch, licensed victualler key 2. 8. Mulk n, Iron', oilier-lane, City, hotel keeper—April 29. 8. Itodgett. Blackburn, Lancashire, lronfounder. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the contiary. March 41. John Cowers, Worcester, goer—March 21. Joeeph Bowers and Sarah Ann Bowers, Worcester, grceerc—Aord 3. 11. Brower, Manchester, wood tip hat and fancy bus manufacturer— April 1. J. Mucklert a, Jan., Shrewsbury, inner. CERTIFICATE to be confirmed by the - Vite-Chaneellor acting In Bankruptcy, unlem came be shown to the contrary, on or before April 28. J. Bickerton, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, llannel draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Boyd and D. 0. Boyd, Wel beck street, Maralebone, ironmongers -W. J. Doyle and C. Hand Liverpool-W. Elletson and A Liddell, Poulton, Lancashire, so/i -eltors-J. Elliott and J. Elliott, hbeftleid, razor manufacturers- R. Enna and R. looms, Holyhead, d . C. Fenton, P. R. Jones, Jun., and J. Armitage, Haddersliel Yorkshire, solicitors, so far me reward/ J. Armitage-A. Fulton, Lanoeleld Forge, so tar as regards his ceenazion with the Clydesdale Banking Company. Union Change Company, and Glasgow General Terminus Railway-J. Higgs and 1: Mgr% Jun., Berkeley-square, Middlesex, builders-S. J. Kellett, R. Pearson, H. Pearwas, and J. Kellett, lleclunondsike, Yorkshire, coal minim and coke Masers, so far as regards R. Pear son awl 11. Pearson-J. Kitching and W. Marshall, Leeds, stuck and share brokers-T. Lemming and O. Richardson. Manchester, ' , dickens -I. Lowthian and 0. Low•bian Pnirith, Cumberland, linen and woollerdrapers -J. Millman and J. Danbury. Kingswood,Dimmester. shire, manufacturers of woollen cloth-J. Nowell and S. HmAtineon, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, railway contractors-W. sandford and W. T. Maser, Liverpool, geseral commission and forwarding agents-R. Sheldon and 8. Smith, Birmingham, factors-A. B. Sheppard and J. X. Dale, Lincoit'salaw4teles, eolicitors-B. Sherwood and T. Booth, Leeds, cloth dreamers-J. Tagliabue and!. W. Zanibra, Smoke. leant, Holborn-Y. F. Willis and J. Holmes, ht. Junotes-builiiinr, Clerkettwell, refiners. SCOTCH BEQUEffTRATIONS. Hon. Clematis Onnorros, Glenruontart, Inrernev-..Aire, farmer, April 12 and Mat 10, at the Duke of nortim Ann.. Inn, kingmane, Joan Me m, Band, writer, Apra g am! 29, at OnWider's /Intel, 13.10 ff. MARKETS SUGAR —The average price of Seemr, the produce of the British Irma In Arorriea, composed from the returns made in the w ending the and •Iny of Aprii, 1430. ts 24e. 100. per cwt. sugar the produce of the Maurittws in Ds. lid. per cwt. Sow the produce of the East ladies is 276..52. per cwt. The average price of the three foregoing doscriptioss, j,intly, is 235. id.--Garefle. BRISTOL APRIL 5. . ffromt.—Two vessels from the fiest — lldies,.;:;, th • Susan, from Demerara, and the Lucy, from Bari:aches (the former bringing equal to SOO and the latter about 930 Mid.. sugar?, are re ported this weal; but as throe cargoes are not yet ready fur the market, and the stock. pri.riuualy imported are exhausted, no mien hare been effected in West India. It is presumed, however, that these cargoes will be brought forward next week, and if at they will And a ready sale, as both grocers and rettihrs are bare of stoe.k. Of Mauritius shout 4,000 mats hare bees disposed of, being two-thirds of the quantity offered, at comparatively steady price. In other de se:intim, of raw sugar so mien are reported, but the refiners are veil purchasing rather freely in the London market, where pric a continue to rule extremely moderate. Rum Is quite neglected, and the produce markets generally are extremely dull. Bar redact' goods there la only I a tanned demanih e,.d priors arc a shade lower. LIVEKPOOLAPRIL 5. - - St:nat.—There continues a gord demand, chiefly from refiners, but without any improvement in price, and the salts are 1,100 Ithda, B. P.. 3,000 bap Bengal, and 8000 mats Mauritius, the latter chiefly at 375. per cwt. off the quay. The market for foreign it quiet, and the sales en the spot are °Defined to 140 Mids. Porto Rini and Cube, and 30 caeca, 400 brl'. and bars Bruit ; besides which • cargo of white Bahia has been sold afloat for the illedlterrances at 24e, per cwt. hint.sesas are neglected. and no min made. Corpse.— There is not a single tnumaction reported, and in the prevent umettiol state of the market we are still unable to give quo:anise. 100 begs Pars Cocoa brought 275. 6d. per cwt. No soles of G 1240113, Pipers oe Piesirro. 130 tom. Carolina aim sold at 19s. to 20s. dd., 2,300 bags Peet India at as. ad. to 9s. 3d. per cwt foe good broken to middling white, being 6d. lower. Row.—Tbe sales are 330 puns., Including proof Leeward. at Is. Id., and Demerara, 31 to 33 per cent. 0. P., at le. 241. to SW. rd. per gallon, being basely previous rates. TRA.—The market continue* in the lame inanimate state, the trade only taking for immediate wont*, but there is no alteration in pricer. ' Nothing done in East India Depository articles. 100 begs Pmts.. firmo reported at 219.6+. to 2.35. 6d., about 400 begs of Ratrrirras at 254.6 d. to 211 a, and 120 tress Nrraiira of Mona at 14s. 94. to IS.. per cwt., being rather lower. Ocarnt.—The sales are steely, and include SOO tens of various kind~ . . . . . In Draw°, 1,1 there has been • steady business done, and the Vans. vibes report. II ere 110 tons Campeachy 1.41 , 0W(X)D at 61. 124. W. to Di. 15,. for Laguna, and 31. ls. 6d. for toditect 520 tous Mt. Domingo at 4/.106.•. 40 tons flavanilla Forno, at M. 3e. ; W tons Una troop, at 161. 7a. 6d. for sound. and 131. 10a. for damaged; 13 tone solid MICAS/LOVA WOOD, at 121. Ss., 20 tons small, at U. leo., and MO tone Clabson Baawooth at 41. fa. to 41. 10s_ psi tort as la quality. No sales reported la Timmins' Of TAIL Of American Rosin, 1,000 brio. 'of commas quality sold at 3.. to 3s. 3d. per ewt. About 200 brie. *saws brought Us. for Pots, and Ns. Id. to SOD per cwt. for Pearls. nuna-Ciovaasszn is steady at previous rates: the sales comprise about 33 toss, fair MUMMA red, at 37.. to 361, good at 44a, and fins Preach, at 45e. per owl, duty paid. Small lola of American haws= (of which there is semody any hero) nali.ed 60e. and up. wards per hhd.; I,s* pockets East lad). brought 445. lid. for IS may, and 46.. W 46a. Id. per Quarter for Calcutta. Muss.- The transactions in salted Os Hides have teen limited: holders de. mend advanced prices, which will most likely be obtained, as the sup. plies waning forward are email The Wes of Ilene Rides amount to ass* 10,000, .t formai pries.. LB bananas the adman ecanaed M 150 tons, at 71.10 71.10 e. per tow. -Sonar has found buyer a In small quantities, at 16s. per min. - In Manaus and Boors the transactions are confined to • small par cel of Turkey roots and 160 hags Spanish Madder, at very full rates.- The demand for OuviOn. has sea almost suepeaded, and the sales are Quite uainspartmst.-A moderate heehaw las bora done la Bsok On., at rather haver mesa.-36 tans Coo Ott are resented at 321. iaa. to 331. ;10 tura American Wrists at St& ; 70 t 0.,. Linasess at 3 tl. per tea; and a serall lot of foreign Ears. at 41s. per owl-11 Was British Beams or TraresertNe realised 31s. 6d, to 31e. pw cwt-The sake of Pout On. hare but. limited to about lee ems, at 104. to plo, sebersaft at 301. per tea.-The TALLOW market is gat; taMlsrably steady at 67a. 6d. • ' 170 auks Odessa r ibl itilt a a ' n, few NOS Baulk Amadeus barely praetor privik sad 111 Nam East IBMs 87a. MI. Oa 1178. MI. per sot-laree Is without Anse la prise, hat Mere Ms bows rather mars doe.; the mho Matt. the MR fmlaistrt moonat Se nearly MO tom, lidadhis 33o tram to wink at Sla. Id. fir salsa of Jere am to 4,000 bakm as a si t 3 trem Ns. kr mall pares* et vary law ▪r, 171. Pr kin_ steady pripm-Mothlai walk of ▪ has taken Paso la slab Hamar. OOTTON.—LtviarooL, ArwiL 6. • wild Gramm M tips domed for wren rennin toward. the dime Int work, m ig i na tig by the rained nate of the wets held by uplarre, and is the gradual Wrest la the drawn her, sad the value of menu astern The renal wen owned ander the saes favourable .n -dareete ; and ea Merry the sake were 8,000 beim Cla Tunny ea biro mil brought as earoaregleg mon ef the state et general trade; gad ea dr ire day the edrleeely the Nude, inn Burton, gan a farther rederks la the neer% sad la the endrenteo of the gm. Om artdad the dented Mara* yearn rid geed. sad It tun elm her the total rare af the with Imes 43,W baba Traithe of the lab Is /sad, ihek limited meek, enid theta to by le sere earn; aril the sates are I.lllllbare. tadralag of MIMIOSIM Wan am epseortlos and for men. et the wren rare of the week. Awassisas denriptioaa bays Moo Y purl emd briM droned ; durbie the let twee ar three dare they have bass Me* Wired, bat the =An glean sternly, with • redq m agremes dOm id. to Id. pr lb. as bat Thursday's quota- ** awAlkarbal quotations of felr" Ulna& belly abed id.. ef Odom gal Mobile id. pee lb. Brindle and are la 13 Mme dila...have awl ad w enoid shoat per are ere sad O allelllllllh hill ism ,810 brae et 111 ba n bra takes ea Ws" dart.alneddlidlb ma% of Ammeisem, 11* - ftmmae, 30 E61k,61k, 116 red WOOL. —LOntiog. Ape S.—Fur c"lonial end for. ign is OWe iNWrio and the wiet ls rather Quiet than °thereto,. The arrivals this week ate 1,7113 Wes colonial, and lON bales foreign. Bleak Lowe elf sad prior are *lowly so good as of late. Limos, April s.—Tbere Imo boss Mher more inquiry for ing .b 001111/1f Wools daring the present week. Aim may he leash Meet the MN IN loot omit. We Mee mot my Mieretioa la clothing Wools to notice. There has been only a limited business doh* ta foreign Wlol•durinpr the last funniest o r three weeks. many of the priorlpal manofecturen luring previously supplied thenrelees pretty freely to stook. r.ters, I owerer, are firmly supported, sod the ussou'acturiag district• thtuttgbout continue In very satire employment. METALS.-LoNsoN, April 5 -Load is dull of sale, the the taut mail from the States not having reamed the experatior at the large holden. Soft Spud s& may be bad at M. 10a. • Cornish, at 17s. Ills. • and M. B , at Isl. 10s. Is !better a tarp bushier has tees doss • a bout 400 tons at 161. 10a., 100 two at 131. 7.. dd., WO teas at 13!. 4e ., 400 ter at 134. The whets seems now to bare attracted the of shippers and orsumars, and higher pekes may be ex.. peeled. Soren Pig-Iron remains quits neglected; good merchentable brands, mixed Nos., at 43a 6d. ; Oartaherrls , No. I, at 44e. dd. Eng lish ear-Iron bas bean more Inquired for thls week, In cossermsee of a report that the makers Intend reducing the producers. Castors m a y. purebred (In sesond hands) at 41. ; makers iron to es U. The following are the present present quotations : - =slron; Per, holt, red square, Mod" per tor, U. 13s. to 61. ot, U. 135. ; hoops, 71. 13s. to 81.; sheets (rgies), Saito 61 13a. ; Mrs, at Cardiff and Newport, 41. 13a. to U.; wised metal, Maks, to 31. 101 ; ditto anthracite, 31. 13..; Pigs Is Wars, st. ie.; ditto gorge, V. 115.; da, No. 1, CI7M. W. to 21. 4s. ; likositt's patent ruined Iron fur bars, rails, ati., free on board at Newpr, 31.13 a; do., for tie Matsu boiler plates, Ise, do., 41. 10s.; Stirling% Patent Tutigbanid_ Pigs, Olampow, 21. 17a. to 31. • Wales, 31. 10s. to U. 13s. ; Stafforshire tars, at the work., 17s. Od. to U.; Pip., in e, 81. Ss. • rails, U. 3s. ; Chairs, 41. Os. foreign Iron : Swedish, 121. 'los. to 131. Oa Foreign Steel: Bw, dish keg , 141. I's. Od. ; ditto, faggot, 131. Os. Zoglir Copper: Sheets, sheathing, and bolts, per lb., 10,1.; tough eake, per ton, SOL 10.; tile, 871. 10..; old =er. per lb., Old.; ',Pow metal sheathing, aid. Eugisk pilg, per tan, Isl. Ss. to 101. 10a; skeet, 101 'a. to 191. 13e.; Op% Pt • red 4A, 191. 10s. ; white Mao, 231.; patent shot, 211. Fortin Laid. Spanish, in bond, 171. 10s. to IS/. English 'M, block, per cwt., u.; bar 41. Is.; reined, 41.11.. Foreign Tin: Sane; N.C., 3/. 174.1031. Ills.; ditto for export only, 3/. Ls.; Straits, 31. lie. to U. 17s. 11n Plates: IC Coke, per hot, IL Oa.; IC Char coal, IL 12s. to 11. 13s. ;IX ditto, 11. 111 a. Speller: Plates, ware housed, per ton, 131. 3a. to 111. 7.. 6d. • ditto, to arrive, to 131. Zinc: Eriglish fiber, per ton, 211. to 221. tiuicrilver, per lb., 40. -Mi taw Josrviai. GLAROOW, April 3.-The p , g-irop market has hers ex eeediogly dull this week. The price has given way about Gd. per toe, and may now be quoted at 43e. 6d. for mined Nor. cub. COPPER ORBS.- QUARTERLY SALT-CORNWALL, March M.—Copper ores, 37,1.011 WIWI 21 vets. Fins Copper, 2,974 tons 10 cwts. Arrnunt of money, 221,0011. 19s. Average produce, Average standard, 1091. Is. Average price per tc n, Jl. Its. Gd. TALLO W.-LortiroP, April 6 -The market is in • dol. slate, and prices of most kinds have a tendosey downwards. P.Y C. on the spot is quoted Jos. lid. t.. 3's., at which there le but little doing. At public sak to.dar, of 289 casks Australian offered, only IV arks were sold, the demand being chiefly confined to the best quali ties of mutton and beef tallow, which louad needy buyers at very full Woes. The middling and low parcels were in very limited dcuumel, at • decline of 6d. per cwt. e n late rates. The fo lowing were the prices obtained :-Mutton Tall 'w, pale and good, 335. Isl. to 365. rd ; middling sad tender, 31a. Id. to 33e.: dark and serydrek , 335. to 315 ; beef Tallow, brier, good body, 345. 6d. to .3..; dark, 34..3d ; gravy, 324. to 335.; and inferior, 295. 6d. to 3ov. 51 tuth American sonatina in Air request, at fully late rates; the mb et is being gradually re duced, and I. now much less than for some time pad. To.day nearly the whole of 302 packages meta steady isle as follows : itright, goal body, 335. 91. to 3se. ; ditto, ruber grew', 335. to 86.. Gd. ; ra ther dark, and dark fair body, 335. to 33e. 9d.; ditto, rather gre Sc, 31s, Id. to 33e. ; very dark, 33a. 9d. to Mc tid.; inferior, 3.5. 3d. to 329.9 d.; horse grease, 30s. Town melted has et dived Is. 6d. per cwt., the present value being 335. 6d, act. 21 auks Palm 0.1 brought 30a. 3d. to 305. Ito. for middling, 225. 3d. t 2.a for ordinary ; and 235. for in'erior. Of 100 kegs 302 barrels, CO tierces North American Lard oared, 110 kegs, 62 barrel., and 20 tierces were sold at 30s. to 31s. ; one kg, 311-Gd per eats CORN —Ca aLmaroau. Aril 5 —Thar, was a iroce;cler able lila.. me in the supply of Wheat at market to.dal. and the prices a Wit week cook; marce ybe maintained.. White, 435. to 465.; to 1, 375. to 3as. &..na were quite as dear. Bar:cy and other spring corn without alteration. CoVINTRY. April s.—We have been well supplied with Wheat to-day, wh.ch sold at full prime; indeed, all kinds of Frain were quite as bigb as on last market day. Malting Barley sold freely, also Oat,, at a alight Beau come rather thin to market, and beat quAlitses found ready buyers. Nu trade le Peas. LINCOLN, April s.—We have lied a m o derate show of Wheat, with a dull heavy trade, at Is. to Sc. decline. Barley, Is. lower. Very little doing in 0 dor Below today. Wheat, red, Me. to 37..; white, 394. to 426. Barley, 22.. to 23a. Oats, Its, to 17.. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 5. We have the first arrivals since Tuesday of grain this meson from the Baltic, and the import note Wows rather Lane quantities of wheat and bean; Of Freech fl.di we have also upwards of 3,100 weeks. The weather Is now highly favourable for vegetation, having hid nice warm rains fur several days. ii. The trade has been inactive, and prices hav e be en a l mos t no- The corn trade this morning was Inactive in the extreme, and so few traniaetions occurred in wheat and flour that it Is difficult to slier the quotations, any improvement in price whkii was made within the but fortnight may he considered as lost. There wag not • sale reported of the recently arrived wheat G oat the Baltic; the prices &alai were 6.. 2d. to 6a. 3J. per 70lbs. fur Wolgsat sod Itontoek, and 6a. for Stralsund, all superior quality. Scarcely anything was dope In cots, oatmeal, barley, beans, or pram, and quotations ate nominally u on Tuesday. The market closd very dull for Indian corn, at a de. cline on Tuesday. prises of ad. to la per qr. : the top price of Galata 2:is.; American oIJ yellow, Va. 6d. to Ma.; and new. 275. to 27a. dal. Der 48460. Arrivals into Liverpool from the 2nd to the 4th of April : Wheat, 9,224 qrs. ; Barley, 9 8; Mal; 2,487 ; Oats, All; Beane, ' 3,691 • lodise Owe, 3,371; Oatmeal, 362 sacks; Flour, 6,10. En. porta to Inland: Wheat, 486 qrs.; aye, 22; Beans, 38; Indian Oen; 3,874; IndLta Corn Meal, 170 barrels; Four, 113 sacks, mad 740 barn*. WAILIFIELD, April 5.-With Oust it reported, and ves tab near at hand, there is • fair show or all kinds of grain this week. The weather, from extreme cold, has during the last few dais become wanner, and we have now genial rains. The trade still continues in that inae•iee .fate noticed for YAW time, aed in no branch do the buyers take beyond their weekly want.% ihe imports hem abroad are mull, especially of Wheat, but home-growth has been sufficient to cheek any advance, arid to-day the tranaactions are limit, at at la. per qr. below the rates of oar last market day. line Barley d tee not aster In value, but inferior meek neglected and lower. Oats and Shelia; steady. Beans go off slowly at oar previouv Ives. No variation in other artleta. The totkiwing are the present prices: Wheat, per qr. of 60.45. To the bushel, Suff...k, Eaten, and Keut, red, new, 375. to 365.; extra, 405.•. white, 41. , . t 3 44v.; extra, Ns. ; Nor folk and Hunts, red, lie. to 30..; extra, 37..; white, 40a. to 41..; extra, 43x; Lincolnshire and Cantbriderahlre, nd, 345. to 3.4.; extra, 376.• white, 365. to 38.. • extra. 415.; Yogkidure, red, 33e. to 33a.; extr a, 365.; white, 3W'to 3sa.• extra, 41a.; Bougie and Keelgsburg white, old, One, to 435. ; e xtra, 46a.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, ;ed. 33e. to • errs, 37e.; Mediterranean, red, 33.. to 34e.; extra, 33.1.; English, .411, red. 36.. to 39..; white, 435. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk and !Suffolk, 22.5. to 245.; , atm, 255.; Lin minaluns and VorLolure, 22e. to 21a; extra, 24..; Scotch, 21.. to 235.; extra, 245.; grinding, lea. to 20a.; foreign. I9a. to 225. ; extra, 21a. Beads per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, due, old, 3,1 e. to 31a; new, 23e. to 25e.; ticks, old, The. to 30a. ; new, 225. to 215.; foreign, old, 24.. to 2U.; new, 21.. to 235. Oats, per none, meatina, 7,1. to fid. ; ex tra, aid.; feeding, 7d. to 9.1.; extra, 9d.; foreign, 7d. to ad.; extra. aid. ebellurg, per load of ,26116., 20s. to 215.; Malt, per Wad of 6 bushels, 325. to 335.• Peas, per qr. imp, blue and white boiler*, 21s. to 23 5. ; extra , grey and feed, 4215. to 225.; extra, 235. 'tapered, per last imp., Er glish, 291. to 311.; foretell, 291. to 311. Linseed, per imp. qr ., 34 ‘. to Imports during the week : Wheat, I 1,335 . qr5.; Barley, 4,507. Oats, 1 , 0.9 ; Beans, 2,609 ; Peso, 77; Itapeseed, a; ; Melling, 459 (olds. CATTLE tee.—As not•RN FAIR —At our fair on NT( cl. needsy last tnere was but a small stipp:y of horned stork of any de. leripti, sad dicer being but few buyers pressnt. very little Divines* was tramacted, at about the rata aof last fair. Of Sheep tbere were but few penned, the quality of which sal; generally better than of late; interior breeds/wail ray kw buyers. &el realised 4d. to St; Mutton, bd. to &L CAALLIIILB, April 4.—A lows show of Cattle than last week's in the market, and of improved quality. Tnere were nearly 30 head on offer, consisting ehiclic of Gsllowoys, a few shorthorns, kylaca, Irish, and halhbreds. i fie latter appeared t t bare a doom. ward tendency. But little business doing at he following prices : from 4s. to 4s. fsl. per stone of 141t5., sinking offol. The supply of Sheep was more limited than in any market this season. Prices from .3411. to Gd. per lb., sinking ettal. - - DERRY FAIL—The supply of Cattle at Darby Fair, herd on Thursday, was limited, but barren cows and in.calrers were in good demand at impror, d rates. EXETER. April S.—The supply of cattle to-day was very large, aline than sdequa'e to the demand. which wits but dull. A great numbct of prime fat Bullocks were driven in : the ruling figure for the best Beet was 7s. per score—pt rhaps a trifle more may hare been given In a law instances, whilst In other C. 14. 4 .1. good Beef was saki at 7s. 6d. per some. Some good working oxen were sold at Isl. per pair, and large steers at Si. to 101. each. Fresh barmen were rather in request, the best being worth 3.1. ed. per MOM and geed sore is. Cows and Calves sold at W. 10e. to IV. 101. Hatchets' 3.. d. to tid. per lb. Sheep were also plentiful prime fat we. there, Sid. to 544. per lb.; ewes, 3d . ; Jambe, Ins. to 20,. each, or 7d. to Sd. pee lb. We notice a large supply of Pork carcases this mein. lug. large coarse Pigs mold at about 6e. per wore; good bacon ditto, 6s. 6d.; prime pork, tie. Od. to 7s. ; and small dairy-fed Pigs, 7s. .7d. per score. aIbIIIIORD Buena Fain.—Thera were more Cattle offered at this fair on Wednesday than we ever remember to have wen at an Easter fair. Fat stock was in offer In large numbers, but in the beginning of the day little tastiness was done; necessity, how ever. compelled sale* and, therefore, 41d. per lb. for some of the Swot fat Senate ever prod uced was the average price. Suers and barrens were in demand, but the supply was so great that the teethed prices I were lower than have lately been obtained at our weekly markets ; many a goad barren sold at from 61. to at. • many a good cow, with a healthy promising calf by her side, SI. a nd CL, and fine half-fatted animals for 101. each. The supply of Sheep was large; they of envie appeared In their • isekets, 4 which reduces the peke realised. The average rate of fat Sheep vas at SO. • a few lot, of weathers obtained Sid. to thL per lb. Store Sheep sad Ewes, with Lambs, went at low values. Store Pigs were numerous in (Afar, the sake few, and the prices low. The Horse fair exhibited more useful animal; than are commonly seen at these marts. The demand, however both for Draught anal the Peddle. be the toad end for agrieulterai purpmes, was 1 1 no mesas brisk. The value of horeatattesh MOOIOs to hove participated in the general depression; neverthelees, the number registered at the toLlaboath was larger than usual, and some Horses at a first-rate= fetched high prices. On the whole the taewas one of g depression. . _ . NIWCABTLg Fem.—The spring fair for Cattle snd Horses was held in this town on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The show of store rattle was very small and in poor conditkm ; anything of a good and token* tomb sort were easy to quit. Priors were telly 90 per eat. IMP*, then the seine time last year. Pot Horan, those of a first-rate character, either far the rued or the Geld, were were exceedingly same, and brought high Oruro; otherwise Mast. ma was dull. BIBLIAIT MONTZLT FAIL-At the usual 'monthly fair, held an Wednesday, there was a trod improvement exhibited since last month both in the quality of the black cattle end the prices given, Prime beef sold at from 43.. to 43.. per ewt., &Ming the Meal ; tnferkr, from 33e. to SM. Sprisgers were forward in good members, sod mil l at from 71. to 121.; and stripper., which were Veiny, sad in good demand, went at hem 41. to O. 10s. The sheep, also, were of an immured drecription, and in good demand, at rd. to 64d. per lb. for prime, sod 3d. to 51d. foe inferior. Horses west at prices much the ante as them which prevailed at the last fair. CLost rm. blob/Hilt Feta —W.llneeday our fair for the month of April was Mid. The member woe most Inclement, never theism, the supply of bleak cattle was abundant There was seerce'y any Mom ofibred, and Mere wee also a had supply of bones, and those brought in were of a very middling Quality; pigs were also wine. The demand far all kinds was very limited, two men old, from Up. to 40e. ; strippers, U. 12e. to U.; mach, to fat cow. much looked lifter, but prises or so variable that no meted quota- Um one be Rhea.--Clummel Clineriek. A Taw HOURS MEETING took place in Manchester on Thursday night, mh, a, after several .peckers had ad dressed the amosabls, a memorial to Lord John Russell was adopted. His lordship lett Maaottoetor let 'Timing. [Adsertisemient.] —THS BILE INFALLIBLY CURED DT 110130 WAT'S Pll.lll.—llsay who suffer from bile are IIDCOONIAOIO of it o j . tzeomplain of sick headache., deraagement, and sinking at the s loss of appetite, lowness of spirits, want of twerp, ket, hands, anti fees ewe lira and know not that the.e ern:dome denote the imperfect *aka of the Iles, and If sot renodi. may teed to dropsy. Holloway's pills will always be teem! to act directly upon the beer and skeins* awl earry off the redwalency of hurooure. ad thereby immediately restore the patient tea full enjoyment of health. The blue pill lea torrential and deetroot%re medicine, which no one should take.--Sold by all druggists, sae at {'darer Hollow's YAM. bEMlnted, fNk Mood, lesidoth METEOROLOGICAL RE' The B:ate of the Weather at Ni• • o'clock youtiorde7 errea.g. 4 to order of lautut SATURDAY. A. each of the foil moruiag. r Mos of Plass. Course of Winch PLYNOVIN Now Mem= Pam Baserrox Humes Sornuarson firamussa BAsmonoirs. BuFmt • 'MINIM. ....re.. Rl:ort 11113111.1011 AN dam c 0.... HOLIIIKAD MANtill/OTIOL. Wimsir Duureveir..—. *OAP PerDaum Nrwasma Burma' [Alum ..........-. Miming GIAIMOW &wawa= Comm of Wirt. W. 9. W. The mturna office in time indicate the state nine u'clock. Dv:ca: --..... SIII ttrom our Albert Galla'i ashore —Lire Burrell, which eafe —llundi Is.belle, filler ihure at 3 o' Lights, near wreck ; the nod fire othe Falmouth, A, J. R Skiddy, went on the . landed her pa' her cargo is • Schirdiac. for . water.—Liverpool, ♦KkIVEU. Aoceram-at Hall, AIIDILLAKAITI-at Asses (barque -a. - As:boas-at Liverpool, Aura-at Liverpool, A Ase-off Llvertmol, At Aammere-off Liverpoo Beaseau-at Liverpool, ItsucseL-at LATITPOn' Barroses Palos - Buys - at Livers, Bata-at Grave-ear c, BILLow-at Queensto CLTIASIDALI-at Deal Coieoussaa-at Quee Cuw.ur-at Queens; CAMULDAI a - at Deal, COUNTS.. or Loren CASTI I lAN MA to-e Corner:A-2 Li , erre or GLISOOIT CASADA-oft USTI/SS-at Liverpool, Doaces-at Hall, A." DeSCAII lv(0. = 11/1 I, -. Leo-at Lure-at Faliscratis Euxamerm-st Queerusto , Earusa--at Deal, ELMS'S ETIOTS-at Liverpc, EstaaALts-at Uv EMIL or Daum Eczema COMM.. ELszearra-aLivt Flow.- at LITICILItOIia, Foretaste-at Q114'111140 , OILVIOIISPTILA-4I 1 GAILAITU -at sane- Groaox-at Bristol, Gammon -eel Ltve Clanea-o( Livery Hrramow - at lat.. Hmeare-a( Liverpool,_ Haman eau EISSA-' MUM JAN L - at P Uneven: lITSSOI Dore-at Falmout HATXONT -AL Dal, MILLIAAPOST-It Iwo Misue-at Deal, MOUSTA m cut-at llhariae-at Quemistove, /reweave-Et Deal. A - Oraxesu -at Bristol, MAIM Luaus-MI Year Wass or Nura-at Falaauih, test-axe-ALL-at Fr PILOT Possuma--at Falmoui C. Diudr-at Deal, Qvrms -at Owe. • Q. E. D.-at altie:s Sts.u.tvaov-at=l. Knone-at Gra Seers-at Gravesend, Bearers-at Exmouth, tivassaa--at Liverpool, SEA limo--off Liverpool, TEAD-la Liverpool, " TAT 4." ru Ca AT -al TISTIVT at LITSTIIOt , l'arnmer-oir Liverpool, Vuoax-olf Livery, al, Vitirt -at Liverpool, Varea-atGravermd, Vacrossie-oO Deal, Winn-at Falmout' Waerertss-at Lis • SATURDAY, A Pim 6, . )110LOGICAL RETUItSs he Wisather at each of the follow' I - IBM . ck yostindap morning. - Th. ". .. t . - 1 1 It order of latitude. - 14 aft ofs. - Courses.' gsreagth sir' ---- - ---- -- - - Wino. ~,,,..i. Oka of Woo., - -._....-_,....--.... N.R. Strong Breese 1 7--------. .. te. Gentle Breese pari jil h a fir clo mp N.W. Stro.ng Breese Pam" ', Chi d/ 8 :74 . . W . W W W .. .. giß m Str nAmeg Tom on l ig ßl :Creta t reele _ .p arti4Parte4l : rtiwa th,• ll l : 7. lo l °.."7 :: : : l l btrong Breen rartioll i (3" ' W. Strong Breeze Parthdr et, ' • W. Strung Breeze pi: l w 7 , ~.. ''' ll W. Hand Wlnd 05.,.,..'4 .. ".:1 .... W. Gentle Breen. Partially C! •'' ,•_.. N.W. B ar d Wi nd o . --'', ,„ gW. Gentle Breese Ov vuoi .. Strong Breese Cloud W. y - W. Strong Breves 0ve,,,,, t Hard Wind Overeast B.W. Hard Wind Scud •...._ W. Strong Broom Partiolly f-, W. Hard Wind pnem,,, , , • ( 1.;",.„"f_ W.N.W. Strung Sneer Partialli r. -' W.. Haul Wind lo a • **" 1 N. aunt ?Prong Smut Partial', c.,, ~ Hard Wind , Patna:4c •,' X.W. strong Breese , Partially ;4" ", W. Hard Wind • clear - '''' 1.. w. Savors ‘tresse Portion, f. - . ... .. N.W. Hard Wi n d (..„.i, --• 1 W. Strong Breese Many P.,,i n W. Strong Breese. Cloudless LI. Beetle Move I Rath Strong I:reelie . C100di.... s " .. Into f . r f o i nar of rathguthreneoliwefirtheoaeltiliownr.eiWrn;o:lpt:lfeaT:iblouSyirial !litat'ker'eol:rytai'%:::::'4:;----:iiltAitjt 8.V.. I Calm ells I over t TNIONIPPI . 7 ir d ~ , : s i woff. espeadents, th• . 601,pi.,, a n ,,,,,,,....,.. 0 ,1 . "' u. ..... . binw.aiLi: en C rap A h rS r4r U e A tao L t AlNirdLE:Siau. York, It's not sou Ivor, ont o April 5. drum Bay. April 3. ri, of North Shields, from Ode spa, we-' y. o'Lloek this a'trrnoon on a sho.l co.! d '. l le ir the Manacles, and lo lik o l y b. come a t t.i o mate and fine men hod lair.e I, 'he in..v.,r nen et the CreW retnained tO rt Oa a.r.r..- April 4. , Shipley, from Linrpool to New Tort:. wt c. • rocks at Glawarrig on the lot Apr.', r..; pamongtrs. but remains full of watt r ; psr. f I ml poet ed to he sased.-Weitirrd, A - 0.1- ' w York, his put back i s this pert. t :': t f rerpool, April 5. " MAILS. Hmburg Ho a lland I I 1, , :. r. - , 9 Lisboa - r. Pacific India wilt Southampton A; r.. .., India via Mareeillas Boston and Halifax A; r.. .7 Mexico and Havaanah West India .I;.r. .: Brasil A• r ARRIVED. dl, April 3, from -,.. 51.- - i it Hull, April 3, from. -at Deal, April 3 'erpool, April 3, from poul, April3pril 5, from I. - pool A Liverpool, April 3 iverpoul, April :5, from erpool, April 3, from - at Liverpool, April 3, from rpool, April 3, from 'send, Aprils, from renstown, Ace 3, from - • • L Deal, April 4, from. Queenstown, April 3, from A • I - - 4 wen/town, April 3, from .... ........... .. • ••. Deal, April 5, from Mti,ALI -Ai Gra., rend, April 5, from .... 1.. • .: -at Gravesend. Apra 3, from - • Liverpool, April 3 is -of Liverpool, April 3 rerpoul, April 3 AminApril 5, from , from J -at Deal, April 3 oath, Aprll3, from oath. April 3, Irom Go Queenstown, April 3, from Le, 1. April 3, from -at Liverpool, April 5, from M. M.: ..• . wpool, April 5, from rerpool. April 5 front Pi 5.! !I OVAIE- :It Liverpool, Aprils, from Mar. 0,1..•••. log-on Liverpool, April 5, from ....... .....5 . ...,...: .-i Liverpool. April 5 wown, April 3, from lactuetown, April 3, from 5 1 . Lir. •• it Falmouth, April 3, from 1•' •• f accmtown, April 3, from Mot, April 3, from LtverpooL Apra 3; wrpool, April 5 from Averpool, April , s, from . r ra-:,.• ..) rerpool, Aptil 3 won-at iirarecenk April 5, from - it Brinol, Apri' 3, from. it-off Deal, Apra 4, from N -., 1 - . nut; April 3, from.. .......... ..... .c.,-...., t . . lad, April 5, from t Plymouth, April 4, from I, , iverpool, April 3, from L. April 4, ham. .•.• , ,-.,..s it Poole, April I. from wantons, April 3, from I: , -. Desk Aprtll 5, from Iristol. April 5, from If Liverp..l. April 5, from , . ."t ✓ Soon-off Liverpool, Aprll3 xi.* April 3, 61411 at Falmouth. •til ; 6021 - Liverpool, Apra 3, from elmouth, Apra 3, tran L. • • 2 !al, April 3, mita sr etown, April 3, Isom - . le:do, April 4, from , t e .=o.,t, April 1, from Aprl. 5, from send, April „ mouth, April 3, ; from ~. iterpool. Pfil 5 frulu • L.iool. April 3 rp April 5, from 5., -. :-1 ri.c- at Liverpool. Apra 5, from ... t- , .... .3: 101, Aprill3, from ver verpo pool, April 5, from rerp. la, April 5 erpool, April 5, from .. I L steal'efr u o in :d' eirpo mp o o l th t :ri A ill. p A 3 r ; p il ra ft - omtnmu i r r . . from . f . r . o ' n . : ........ - ..... ' • St‘ ::::: - v l .- :: SAILED. on Graverend, Apra 5, to . 1.....,,, , Hull, April 4, to. • • ell% Ma Hartlepool, April 4, to n -from Hull, April 4, to uverend, April 5, to or Gnivesend, April 5, to n Groverend, April 3, to -from Gravesend. April 3, to u -from Groomed. 11101 3, to ill. April 4, to .„... Dravesead, Aprll 3. to on VE II SS . : t. LB 2O N 5 , P0 1. E 3 H14 3 W. WITH. . 0 , 1 n 11 : 11 1 ':Fr. E ‘.. i '.1.. .. "..1' . :::::. 'lymouth for Bombay, Feb. IS. lot. 21 5..: , . • bound our, March 19, lat. 40.4 N., au. :I. ic W t .... patine), from Genoa for London, -Agri :, .41 . > ii N. Buenos Ayres, Feb. 3, lit. 27 S., ion. 43 W. A orb.', Jon. 24, lat. 37 S., lon. 51 w. . . . 14, lot. 2 N., lon. 20 W., which had op.,Len -. , um Plymouth for Sydrisv, out 23 day, a (brig!, March 24. lat. 33 N., lon. It W. B, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 3, at Shrewsbury, the wife of the Rev. R. 11..0 ..: Mary's, of a daughter. oil 3, the wife of J. H. Brower, Foy., of the Teat, 4 oh 3E, at Cork, the wife of Capt. Cubit(, 7th Ili.u.s' 5 1, at Pork-place, Leighton, Essex, Mrs. C. Dana* of a km, still.lx rn. MARRIAGES. AW.-April 2, at dt. Peter's, Pembury, by lb; I E • I le, the lieu. J. It. Dalkon, MA.. second owl ot • . -ay., of Ilatoptono, Kent, to Harriet Aultwe l - 1 . s ' - ' i be tote Capt. C. Shaw, It N. 1 SAY.- -April I, at Ilt.Taril'o, Edinburgh. , e ly iron or J. Drake, lia. of Leyte atone. . li. i. . 17 daughter of the late F. Itsmeay. hal., 01 5 ~ i :IRONIPTON.-April 2. at Thornton-1e.0n.: , 1 fit Hon. Lord llreenuel. chimg aon of I. • , 1 ,',... t, 1i.5 1 .1 1 ., to MM. Crompton, of Wood.rn i • be late Sir S. Crinnoton. Itort. aLar A m Tl . Fl ui - u., .. g t h p i r tte ll : 3 l.7 , , a tonj t i S a t. i.toN G u eolf i f wa.40 , *0 Chv....t, of R. h j :i 1 'i . ,,:,:.... i DMATIiB. 1 4 I d I ;.... tr u eL ley. S ,ploge l, at 11:0,11.hcar,:ge:art,....anumfu. Worsen j a I 3, at Graorehurch-etreet. Mr. A. , ~,.. , pril 4, at Bedk , nl4llll, Streatham, P. 1./ I . I : a p att i: ... cd ttetho k ! . : ll bL age4a. 9, l4"at: 7 l :ll Kr t i bite u .. lb‘wugh:4: l 64 o: r jr iar„ : l4: B lAng :7 ter n .da .. . bik o . . 6, l 4ll4 l 4 :o rvt : lS o ami oo: r.l.l : jis : ". ....., h) t n . ig: " ._ . .. ": :: : :i . ll . . , :: ll .. ; .l ...... ,.'- : . : WT Pour—at UMBER-tram lit 11.1c1114n0N—from LADY €1.111•11.111 - LZDA —from Om Lartorom—from MONARCH—from PRINCE U Lomas - Nom; Mamorsir• 1411.• - from 111114 'hum—tram Goal Annul ;ship), Jut. 13, lat. 90 N., lon. 33 W. Cain ta, from Plymouth for Bombay, Feb. 19. lot. Poser Mitt OK. bound out, March 29, Lit. 40.7 N., , Uarrrort (bsimuitine), troy Genoa for Loudon, 10n.13.10 W. Ilmtatzr 1.. for Buenos Ayres, Feb. 7, lit. 27 P., lon. Mawr sap Err ILI. Jul. 2 1 . tot. 37 8., km. 31 thiest.rat, Jan. 14, lot. 2 N., lon. 20 W had • bete, Rees, from Plymouth for Sydner, out 23 dr , ROYAL Si mum (brig), March 24. lat. 43 N., ton. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND ALLEN.—ApriI 3, at Shrewsbury, the wife of the Curate of et. Mary's, of a daughter. BUBB' ElL—Apoil 3, the wife of J. U. Brewer, Est. of a daughter. CC urrr. March 31, at Cork, the wife of Capt. Cubit of a daughter. DAMES —April I, at Park-place, Leighton, EMI, prematurely, of a eon, still.tx ea. ILARRIAGES. DALIsoN-811AW.—April 2, at et. Peter's, Pembu. 0. tt. Woodgate, the Rev. J. It. Dalkon, MA., woad D. Dalkon, 1-eat., of liatoptone, Rent, to ilarriet ' daughter of the late Capt. e. Shaw, R DRAKE.--RAMSIY. -April 2, at St.Taul'a, Mint, &relearn, only eon at J. Drake, M of Leytoneti Margaret, only daughter of the late K. Itsniray, Y GREILNOCK —CROMPTON.—ApriI 9, at Thorrd 'tire, the !tight Mon. Lord tlreenock. eldnit Earl Cathcart, to Miao eneupion, of daughter of the late Sir S. ennnplon. Dart. lIRATON—Uk:ATON.—ApriI 3, at St. George's M. Sinclair, M.A , J. D. Heaton, M.D., of East , to runny, younger daughter of J. Wake, keg., logo, Leeds.. DMATIiB. BliliKELlKT.—ltatel $l, at Cetbarldea Coart, Ner CLARKS.--April 1, at Ilariborough.bW, Clarke, Rap., o Birkspwasts Churchyard, sod • JON La.—April 3, et Onmehurch-otreet, Mr. A. Jar Kitlloll.—April 4. at Bedfonl.tull. Streatham, daughter et the lale J. A. Krsarr, 144., +sea IS. I.4:4‘ll4llll).—April 3, at trace, J. Langtor4, LOCKWOI3I). Aprll 1. Louisa Sark dr 'Letter of South Ardley street, aged ff. Printed rml published by WILIIIII Kan Ilunti street. in .he City of lanslan, Printer. A the street, in ihapttainot at Wbitctrian.— nary 11- -