The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-08 00:00:00

mined w ith as uspicasast eu , pharie smell arising from ON imperfect embattles o! the cats end smoke, was now sea retowliad, sad the air below in Ile psrs where the least 's were at work woo as pi,n as on deck, with tom• pwasivsly liale Mai is the este= ream." MILITARY. CANDID/TIC lON COMMISSION/ 111 111 A/MT.—LW week 37 candidates ware essmined at Sandhurst, and of that &umber asses 30 Inn missile rod quailed for commissions. YllOll/11117t1CAVALI/T. — Th• nideriarntiosed repisaits will assemble he impeeties and szereler, cis.: Lsastk Yes seamy, at Ellentriton, Ilty 3 t flmoh Sslopims Yeomanry, ar Shrewsbury, May 6 ; lartasertoed Yeomanry, at Hunger teed, May ; B res Demo Yeomanry, at Teigoinouth, May 22 ; North Damn Yemaary,*at Gnat TOM/WOO, June 6 ; peat 8 merest, at Bridpwarer, Joao l.—Military paper. Tat TAWIT ATIPOIIITKEITS OF •DICTANT L;INZIAL AND Cokonaz or Tan 42nD Riotous? —Up to Saturday alight 'mildly' was known u to who would seemed to them appoiatweata. Is feet, as the late S r John Macdonald was burled only a few days before , It is certain that nothing could be karma lmt Saw day. The names mentioned as probable WO are them of Lord Fitzroy Sowereat, Sir A Woodford, and Earl Catlett, for the dike of Adjutant• General. litra Raorunter.-03 the 28th ultimo the Bombay, troop ship, hating on board th is regiwent, sailed frem Gibraltar for Barbadoes. Mowanawre or Tnoors.—We pm last week the 010,0- 1111111h1 then to take plats. The following movements take pima during the preseat wee has _ To Du;lir CAW. wDrowse Omni. la DaWar ................ sabit Dastia e.bwk thin 1141 A Drawees sof olagem ) • Depak ID Past Templestore. =lrk teat.... --- Deems Sheerness. —.—Muldegar im Ds.st.lol Fat -.-----Oellabar Neagh. 60th .eat Dew Dartmouth (Ude day.) tea Foot Waterford. 67th Foot —....---- Inalskilke _Dhlia. Depot. &Oh Piet .... Pith Foe ....... —..llsestbrd Y ll2Zr. Depot, Oath hee_ . . Cestlebar. Ist Battalion Maisel lhelsessella. Dow. Depot, let De. Ills Ilderls lristal Dress& Ponvenotrrn, Arhus 7.—Three compaaies of the 50th Itseissent moved Iwo this garrison by rail, from Dam, oa Wednesday last; were followei yesterday by_ three mom mammies, and the head quarters' division will arrive here is Wedgy next. Oa Marshy morning two rospanin of the 91st Rimitent 'moved from this garrusan to Dome by the mew eimmyeam. and were followed this monies by smother debeehment. The remainder of the regiment will loam for Dover us Tuesday. The 77th Rsciment oorammes moving boss Portsmouth to Newport, in Wales, on Monday ant, by rail to Bristol, then by stems to their destination. SPORTING. HOO RACES- BATrRDAY. CLanwr Swum of 16 coon melt, 10 It, with 25 added ; fee Syr-olds, gat 71b1 het, 10.1 10Ib ; are, tti., 1 Ist 510. (3 rats.) Mr. D. awklMb ad MN W Paradlar, 3 yrs .... waited ewer PAMIRS' Puts of OM. tlis wOWWI 10 reCWWO 51. from tho ;dub. Heels, am rout. Mr. Marsh's Ow 1•00. list 101 b (11001 Mr. flow's 111/1/**/). Nat lilt (Owner Mr. Draws% Tray, 11411 W .4r. %rill Mr. Waller . * Premplai. JON e 41 1 0150 11 21 r Mr. comoritiossimq lea SO W. Weems Mr. Mara TM Jew, J lMab ... (Cremer Mr. IL Strarderlrllm here, Tot Mb 'Yr. Crawley) Woo by two lengths. Mowswits' orator of 10 eon. each, and 20 added; list 71b mak wises 611, nat. (drabs.) Mr. Veil% The intireser ...—........ ... -(Lord Strathmore) I Mr. Demme% Clodemila (Captain Little) I Mr. 1). It Missile's Leadsmen (oersor) aod Mr. Room's be m by Ilmatandorf (Captain Little) also started. A fine taw, with two from tbe Mat tun, woe woo by a neck. °motors on Or= Hrirrnas' Stenos of 10 sovs. melt, witb 26 added; lOrt 711; gaol. Ome round. I I 0 • 3 ▪ 0 O 0 - idr s 0 00 . _ Mr. I.4's len West —..—....(Mr.lbris 1 Mr. 114 mes Alia Grey ....—...... ((Ow I Mr. Prices Wilswr ---.........(Mr. *Wm 3 Mr. F. earri as Eboadoca ........—............4.(e - Pett4t 4 1 II M. Prime's Clarity Wes is a swim SoviaT arias a 6 NW. imaTliat 7Th each. Half a age. Dr. IL Nalwastelreaftmaidl. Mrasa Mow Cast Littlees Mr. D. M Ithiltal ad Nai at Lon ( (Mr. Ew3 Wes in a canter. A Pun of 101. for beat.. berm, was won by The While (Mr. Prime), beating lirstoptcn, ResolaW, and !eddy. _ GREAT METROPOLITAN ACCIPTAXOIIII for the bezerrus•Ceese ISersterreees e(l6 BOW sash. 10 rt; twisa Ironed sad a distance; shoat four silks. British Yeomen, aged, 71b; thr Peter Lurk, aged, list 61b; Proceed, lOst 101 b; Fealties, seed, 1011 ; Kiss Collingweed, aged, 10st 21b; Little Paul (I b), gal, 10st 21b ; Lashel, 6 yn, lOst ; Maria Day, aged, 10st ; Taargarten ( b b). aged, lOst ; Spangle, 9st 10lb ; lAN seed, 9st 101 b ; Falcon (b b), aged, 9st 101 b ; The Thrush (Is b), aged 9st Sib; The Last Forester Os b), seed, %tab; Ploeghlsoy, 9st 6lb ; Skim, 9st 61b; Molly, 6 In, 9st 4lb ; Little Fumy, Bet 101 b. BETTING AT MANCHESTER MITIOPOLITLIt to 2 apt Cheerful (t), 20 to 1 apt Ada Idary (t),20 to 1 apt aay other. Caserta Cur.—Offers to take 12 10 1 about Cossack, 12 to 1 Peep o' DST Boy 14 to 1 KlesAun, 20 to 1 Roland, end 20 to 1 about Ellerelale. The only bet laid was 1,000 to 15 apt Medway; 14 to 1 amid against °lanes, and 25 to 1 apt Jobs Cmer. Daariv.—Offen to take 11 to 2 about Bolingbroke, and to lay 6 to 1 apt °Lillie Callum, 11 to 1 apt Maven, 12 to 1 Wit Tbe Nigger, 14 to 1 apt Tim Italian, 15 to 1 apt Vol. ti r, 18 to 1 apt liaight of Avenel, and 60 to 1 apt Charl.y. Mrs to take 35 to 1 apt Nutshell, and 1,000 to 10 about Alonzo. RACES TO COME. Crouton-perk, April 9 ,• lipson; Spring , April 11; New market Craven, April 15 ; Bath, April 23; Newmarket Pin: April 29; Chester Spring, May 7; Newaer ket Second Kay 14 ; Shrewsbury, May 15 ; Kamehtster, May 22; Epsom Summer, May 28; lidinburati, May —; Newton Jane ; Ascot, Jane, 11; Hampton, June 19 ; N ewcastle,f June 24; &- bury, Jane 26; Stockbridge, June 27; Newmarket, July 2; Liverpool. July 10; Nattiest's'', July 16; Stamford, July 17 ; Salisbury, July 18; Winehoster, July 23; Goodwood, Jaly 30; Ripow, Aug. 6; Brighton, Aug. 7; Wolverhamptos, Aug. 12 ; Egliaton Park, Aug. 13 or 14 ; Reading, Amass 14; York, Aug. 21; 8 irlinB, —; Warwick, Sept 3; Licbfield, Sept. 10; Doscaster, Sept. 17: Manolserster Anima, Sept. 26 ; Newmarket First October, Oct. 1 ; Chester Autos, Oct. 8 ; Newmarket Second October, Oct. 14; Newmarket Knighton, Oct. 28. Entelligenct. CITY SHERIFF'S COURT—thrum:ay. C11:111T V. Baowx AND CO.CIIIIMLA*46OIIII TO BAirczas' Clam. . The plaintiff Creme, late a clerk is the employment of Meson. Brews and Co., bankers, claimed of the defendants 191.195., alleged to have been received by them am Christian boxes from their cnetomen for the me of plaintiff as one of their desks. It was stated by Yr. Pellet that for six years Cramp had received 201. per annum out of them gratuities in addition to ►is salary ; bat tae judge was not satisfied t►at the %Reinder from the customers' amounts was an actual re ceipt by the defendants. and "nerved the point, intimatiog that a verdict must be gin. for the plaintiff in ease it should be decided that the money ought to be eonaidered as setaally is the cosesesion and control of the defendants for the us of their clerk. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY—SATURDAY. Boost Its. Colnausimma Evars. Tao BALTIC Team. J. C. Bremer, merchant, of Mark•lasse, applied for his sodden& His debts were 1,2231. ; assets, trifling is mount. Mr. Hollow, for the usionees, stated that they &mid offer no tion. The bankrupt was in the Baltic tesde— • trade whin had been almost completely anaittineid °mongooses of the war between Denmark sad Prussia. The sees was a hod ass yea the enditon, who had been offered fre. in the peosi, isorensed, before the bankruptcy, GM, with es* •seigtisa, they agreed to take it. This one credits,. foolishly groin that he Maidgot sore, the matter west into the Ountis, sad sew it was feared the dividend would be extrosally smell. The property easaistod of railing sleepers, widish sue is a very depressed state just new, sad of very mei sine. In addition to the 1,2231. due to wow cored Goodhue, there were (tether debts of 1,8001. partly, if sot wholly neared ; sad the way in which these seenrithe wen realised would, of course, affect the scoot of sow. His Resew pasted a INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATURDAY. lx TUB KATT= or Haar HILARJCI.—Tits DIMS= PALACII Coo/IT. This laseivest. who had been use of the officers of the Paine Coon. man 'nadir the Preteetlea Act. Mr. CM* seemed kr erotism The issohost bad ;mend to wet ankle 601. •mi out of his 'elm 111 hie elleditais, bat MI sot boos able to do it. He sou sew we*, sogelesiles held. abolished olio. Be had _bead am dein. but slabs bad bus dens. Xs. Cooke 16 y IMO as 1160111heamo hod bobs be adgesesed mug soot Law" b lenothiag doubt would be goo& The iseeivat met rasolloot this whams was awes ad this smart mesh! saris a pewee ever ft ha ble orellsois. The hiosivest mid he *spotted the gentles wail be isb dad abaft Joao or lily. Hews sew ellegiegeanee sad si Mai a his trim& natal the towswy guns *dr ades. The CWIT11011•11111111100ST asked whether the judge of the Palms Comet had bees swords' eampsamaties kTts• iosalesat set to the so)alits off le thorium thee W Wes &wooded ts way assn esesselod with the ewe. They were waiting Is the determinates of the sonny. The missal Owe had received letters bus weseary dot so asspeellies wield r be rioted to Wu, some of then had lees elasselad with the court he. to IND peen. The issolosae, sass to • queoleo, old he mid pt siegisystost ta i l his dabs wee Nab& of the second c.isee. Tile C , irf Commissiouor elljeurerd the ewe with pretest ties to the Ist of Anti t, with the •rdentsatlina that if eoutpearttioa sr.s awartltst '„lry tts• treasury trier* that time, the insole, at would brill the nettcr beton the 001111. lit HE MATTIO BORACICK —A L&ROS CLAIM ON Till BNITISH -60TIMIXENT, This issolven', • c.ptais is the Asstrisa airy, wee op- posed b Mr. Lassa foe a tailor sassed Roland, sad sop. ported by Mr. Nickels, TM leashes% allowed that he bid a shim ea the &id* gestramect et 210,600 g. let the &Wales of kis Map and himself. He hat pressated • Widen to the His.. et Commas, which ke lad Cid, mad bad plestissi meiliten ea7suat eat of kb dales. Hs had bees bans nodes the sat, sad a nosed was sow prayed. It was odd that the o aia he had suds was as aboard OM. The Coact ordered kin to Ds ditehersed. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD Coma OlsiS.-BSPINN lb. Loos him Tim Cdr POISONING CASS. APRIL 8. This easehaviig been appointed tor hearing this nonfat, the mart was crowded at as early hoar. The primmer, Bottommost Burn" was shined with the wilful murder of li,lesbeth Gregory, at CMltealmao, by the administratioa of arsenic The ems oasepied from 9 o'clock in the weeks salt! 10 at sight. Mr. Orem. awl Mr. Muldiesesa ted ; Mr. Sy monds sad Mr. Powell daftwial lb* Several mimeos, wen mambo& lam Avid the various clroemstaseas of the sass, whisk have already beim detailed is our alums, sad its jury Mused a Terdiet of Not O The rheas, was thou indicted for the wilful murder of &awl Orsivery, brother of Elisabeth Gregory, but Mr. Grams desiMal to offer any 'videos' ea this charge, and tteLtrisener was acquitted, sad left the court with his _ . _ There ars Ire Wee for trial ea Mashy, oo which day the anima will taritiaata. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. 7 LivisPoot, Aran, 6. Nis Parm—llsroas Ns. /Wow Ravi FAIR 7.HORXIIT.--LIBIL. This was as action fur libel, and the declaration stated this the plaintiff was - steward to Thanes Clifton, under whom the defendant haa land and tenemuts, and that the defendant, in reference to the eateasioa of a lease of such lead, ite., wrote two letters to the said Thomas Clifton, whereby ate character of the plaintiff was libelled. The de fendant, in amour, pleaded not guilty. Mean. Martin, Berjesat Wilkins, sad Athena' appeared for the plaintiff; sod Mr. Rubs& sad Mr. Crompton for the defeadant. . _ Mr. Martie stated the ease. The plaiatiff, Mr. James Fair, was the steward sad land spat to Mr. Thomas Cliftoe, of Lytham-ball, sad formerly lasted ia • similar capatity foe the Earl of Derby. The defendant. Mr. William Hoary Hanby, wa" • searatiseturer, residing Si Blackburn, and he married a Miss Barley, and became calupier, nadir a lease, of • house at Lytham, • Ira= plus blow Preston. The action, as they had Mated, ► was for libel, and he (Mr. Martin) thought that when they had heard the letters Damian the alleged libel read they would be of opinion that a more malignant, fake, and scandalous libel was never penned, or fee so utterly valuably • sea and • gentleman. Upon Mr. Cllf ton coming of age, new settlements were =au and lease' granted for 99 years. ln 1846 Mr. Hereby, the: defendsat, was &axiom to oblate au eztealioa of hie lease, and with this object applied to Mr. Fair, the plaiatiff, as agent to Mr. Cahoot, the owner of the property. Mr. Mania the. read a volsminous epistolary issrrespondmice between Mr. Fair and Mr. Hamby, relative to the renewal, of the lease, and the terms oa which the renewal was to be made. Mr. Hornby, is emral of these WWII, complained of the terms offered, sad expressed kis regret that he had bees induced to make certain alteration and ezteasiooa to the property, which be had been iodated to do under promisee given by the plaintiff. In reply Mr. Fats wrote to the effete that, find lag Mr. Hamby was ditestisied with the terms, he (Mr. Fair) was perfastly willing to submit the matter to my re spectable misery or land-spent ; and stated that the calculations whisk he had mute he had endeavoured to sake in strict jutesse between both parties, and that he had sub mitted then to Mears Milner sad Birkett, of Preston, who bad ezpremed their belief is their correctems ; but if it maid be shows that he (Mr. Fair) was in error, arrange ments should be made to adjust the differences, andike would undertake that Mr. Clause's family should give • guarantee for the outlay incurred on the premises, to be c2at the expiration of 9H y ears. Accordingly, these terms g thought satisfactory, Mr. Fair prepared are of the memos printed hems, a form is blank, and ooannoa to the whole of the temente, which he forwarded to Mr. Marshy, who, on toe 26th of May, 1847, wrote a letter to Mr. Fair stating that the fora of the new lease differed materially from the one under which the property had been previously held, and that ha objected to the dictatorial and inquisitorial terse which i(csaWned. Upon the let Ohms following, Mr. Fair wrote to Mr. Hanby requesting his to do him the favour to return his the kmee and counter part, which he (Mr. Husby) mid he could not execute, and which had bees left with him by his (Mr. Fair's) clerk on the under. standing that Mr. Hornby would call upon him at his dam. A vast number of letters passed between the plaintiff and defendant, and at the end of 1847, Mr. Hornby intimated that he would keep the counterpart lease, which might be of service in cars of litigatiou arising. Matters then stood over until October, 1848, when Messrs. Haydock and Bon, solicitors, of Preston, were instructed to write to Mr. Hamby, applying for the counterpart of the lease, and ulti mately an action in details' for the recovery wee commaesumd, and • process served upon Mr. Marshy by an articled clerk la the Aloe of Messrs. Ha dock, the solicitor.. Mr. Hanby upon this placed his affairs la the hands of Messrs. Back ad Dam, solicitors, of Preston, and on the 224 of May012,18490'46'4 was executed, is which Mr. Clifton under. took to make compeasatice for the expenditure ineurrid upon the improvesseats on the premises. It was then supposed that all matters La dispute were settled. However, on the 21st of March, Mr. Hornby coasidered it decent to writs to Mr. Fair a letter, charging him with haring actuated Mr. Clifton by misrepresentations, and stating that he (Mr. Hamby) had been grievously plundered In emsequenos. He further stated, that the assertions in the letter were gross and vicious falsehoods, and that the plaintiff know this at the time he made the statements. Oa the 2nd of August following, Mr. Clifton retuned to Lytham hall, when the de'endant addressed to his oats of the letters formiag the libel complained of. This letter bore date " July 30, 1849," ad enclosed a copy of the letter which had been eat to Mr. Fair. la this Mr. Marshy informed Mr. Clifton that he had waited hie ratan to L than in order to lay before him • statement of the conduct of his steward, by wham he had been treated la the most dishonourable and nagentlemsaliks meaner, which course he (Mr. Clifton) would not have 'sectioned. Borstal letters them passed be tween Mr. Clifton and the defendant, and in answer to ace of dues, it was Mr. Hereby who wrote the other letter complaiaed of. In this letter Kr. Hanby said, " lavestigation alone can prove the teeth or otherwise of the charge I have made, and wb I now supeat—that, after haviag laid out little short of MI. at Lythera t en promises which I expected be hoe kayo bees deceived, robbed, and atecear b ated ri ts a y r rlSsir and Mr. Howdah, and to von as their , weigheyer, as also ewer of the soil, I make this statessitat, to the teeth of which I am prepared to take the most sassed demotion." Mr. Martin then remarked that than iebindont had failed to establish the justification of whisk he boned to his Wee to Mr. CUR.., and he had sot dared to put such a plea ulna the record that day, and Mr. Marshy still thought peeper te weevers in the wane he had taken, by net imWot M am forward and doing that which a gentleman ead - bolewrable man ought to do—re tract what be hod ad. Tim Miss was brought, not for the amount of Images, bat his a pwltenmtioa of the charge ; end he trusted the jury, by tbsit eardist, would teach the de fedest that to write such nowdeas, false. and malignsat know was aM She wpm mode of conducting business anew' gedemen. Mr. Jamie Edam Dims was then examined in evidence to prows the monessissia, and Mr. Edward Heyde:nit, the execution of the bed. _ . . lereeid to the letters forming the libel having bees received by Jim Mr. Boobs* maraud the Jury at very cassiderable length. He odd If Hr. Clifton had pursued • wise wane sae which his experiesse of the world alight have sug gested—there wed not have been such es of the proceedings into whisk they were this lal ,sad all parties would have been raved the taewbbs, sailiafg, and ex. pets which had been lawsrred. Hr. Hanby, eiNWIMMI/1 well kaolin in the esonsesreial world, a are IM highest integrity sad MOM, fled* himself ill-treeled by the servant, in whisk eharesese Mr. Pelt shred fa is lotion to Mr. Chaos—be, In the assastar of a gattlenen, did that whisk it was aanerel sad the Ffor his le lip—his laid hie essplaint servant beim th e master, Moe, lastead airdiss Ida ea hemallgaties. yield the set reepmimai ia the hark of am atimmey. whims, wee all the WI whit' bad illeered. Mr. Meelsea, la emmemt tag upon the alleged lidless kitten, reworked that, having bets written triads Ise ef • deep same of wrens, they might exhibit a west of weed taste sad embus jai" meet ; but 'they did net Wait my wally* or hip rested it will towards the *kW sad were, all Weals eau after what bed 'mewl! a fegai t e j r, Mims that veryj _ east, to be treated ae mama. &teatime. . Zeds* this leek • review the whets ewe, Elvis it • beematie esiudest hi elks% snit ememied that the bee mews whisk they had lseea spasm d—ine ler the eseevery of the ematerpast leers, sad the ether as meths if elsetaisat—bed bee. beau& by Mr. Pei with the view of maids, hi vmegeeme spa Mr. Newby. by Oda MS. ef sigmas M ea allemere bill had bees ma*. Ns. Nobs* leak urged apes the Jvy to tenet the helm as privileged cemmaalaatims, mad give • reedit it hi diet Mk Leda* immetell pi Z that saieu the plaid. me ma is Jed a et ary miss the Mi MeMy mi wee WIOW the ramie of seammissideme i and be met ems It wee earryig the &striae to a prepeeterms leagth if those eelesaters were to be leaked ea is Mel ebeseeter. Bi WM* is alluding M the itter maim by the tisimemt l• the AMOK mad alliemeeds mimed to Mr. ONO% mil, dies. Mil set ins thenposeil he Wks, I gust bi walla lbe 'WI by mos As &haw INS emd wlghthrwfrwoa the mildest of a alatial peleamiles. It night he, sad dealt it me.iL im manest Oat Mr. Meraby was geatlease• of ; but le bed gives proof that he wee a yam h el tesper. The lemma iteaseel he the deiedest had Masi that Mr. Men bad bees istrummtal le the min Wig brought ; bat be (the Wee) most we that Mr. CliAcs mealy lave miumismiesdi hi duty M himself es a geatleama awl Masi property, with Ism% ardor him, if he had not taken the eases whip he bad done byb direotlaf tbe attention ot his goat to the Car of his heels' resolved salt eenintenleatises. The I.lk, abuts by Mr. Horuby to Mr. FJr was Intended, doubt- Lesly, as en insult to that gentleman acd three or four tenths afterwards • copy cf that lean was sent to Mr. Clifton, inclosed in • letter rebore. Itig the wh-le of the sharp. Usdoubtaly the lettere contained • libel, and aloes tbaceraid be eonsidered es plvdegedcamm un k s tiagg, the plalalff was entitled to a vardW i the waront of damages would rest satire!, with tits Jury. Oa this subject he would not say non than, if Emma, It was • libel of • most grow nature, for which tbe party wasentitled to ontstutial dami k The jury after • short deliberation, attuned • verdict for the plaatlff, damages 405., =eft 40a., BZIOG• Haiwozat.—Dia. The plaintiff, John Brigp, seed tbe defendant, Elizabeth Haworth, mead: of Wiutaw Hopreab e for money bor rowed by her late husband. The iftedeucab of the ease ware eatooportaat, sad thew psomed no Munn. The J ury Med • Ow the plalatif lOW., with meta. The whole shit s mats mired having beta dimmed of, the mhos Iseadasted, sal the mart at half-pest low dissolved. NORTH WALES °IPA:VIT.—Cairn; Arm 6. CSOWN ON RT. —Blooms M 3. arnica WLLIZIaII• Fozoisr. Masao Waider .fed ii,e;e;ilndioloi hr Wing forged, at Frodekaam, fa this county, • =toy NOM fee the pay meat of 901., with intent to Go looms Si Do aid Irk. . 11 - 414ared that the prisosse was a nes in very good eirrentelesses, end wW the powwow, Joseph Datum, wee esthled Se a Lep mem Of may mailer the will at the late Daudet Irk et Prelim. who Mei snared yeses ago. Oa the death of the testator the polies sootemssi ostler the will were Sodom eilleriegies melba to a settlement, and, mewl a* *bp, it wee essoldseed &nimbi* to sell a pales of the lesteMe. lambi geepeety at Fredebam to the perish Wheelie% The Omer, who wee e* mentor as well me legatee mks the wIU, at • miry meeting of the parishioners of Prefeliam, *sited to the soh of the property until a peahen sole, wkieb he alleged he held from Mr. DaaW was Wmewkdsed and payment goonthei by his emexsonlesa red legatees A ft er essekteethis islay the predsold the Sib at the 'See et • slits, named C.U. a l r It *es peopsthed to bees the Moisture of tike tater, and to have boss whammed William Walker, the brother of theerfff. The note was alleged to ham boon Moat SANS yaws ago, but the prisoner was inhumed Mr. Posse that it sae worthless, as there was se moimesseent of Merest es the back of it. The }deem add that was of se swore Wes ea he had memo. essula of pigment of interest at bum. It appeared that no mops were token either by the primmer, es tlis holder of the alleged promissory note, or by the legatees nadir the will, to prove that it was a foram for • period of four or live years, until a few weeks ago, when the prodostio• of the note was required, and it was then gives up by the prisoner, sad purported to be attested by his bro. ther, Witham Walker, and also to have several endorse. masts of the payment of interest on the bath of it. A few days before the cote came into possession of the constable, the planer had given notee of action to his co.exessators, for the recovery of 901., the amount of the sot* in viatica. It was shows that when the not. was at Mr. Pamirs °Mai there were no 'adornments upon it. Witnesses were called, who expressed their conviction that the signature " Daniel Brie" was net in Mr. Brle's writing, and the bro ther of the rimer proved that his sigoatnre as attesting whams to the mete wee a Scenery. Mr. Ilgetyre, who appeared for the prisoner, contended that the promiesory sate was a genaine one, and that the present iedietmeat would not have bees preferred had not notiee of action been served for the recovery of the value of it. The jury found the primer Guilty, and he was sentenced to sews yews' transportation. 11•711.1.•0011Tal DT A Gunn John Wood)fare, aged 39, war indicted fee the man slaughter of George Moulton, on the 28th November last, at Coddiagtos. This case excited cossiderable interest. It appeared that an the night of the 28th of November last there were ma poaches espied is as affeay with the pansekeepere of J. H. Lecke, Hu., of Carden Hall, end B. Alderwy, Eso., of Aldereey, three of whom ore in custody on a charge of poadaig, two of whom escaped, and the sixth was the de feated George Moulton. Early on the morning in question, Woodinea, the prisoner, who was gamekeeper to Mr. H. Labe, was at watching is the vicinity of the hall in com pany with a watcher, when they Mad the report of guns, which they thought proceeded from a wood called Barton Plantation. They went there, but found no poachers. While in th e wood they heard firing in the direction of Al deresy, and Woodfine proposed to go and call up George Lightfoot, Mr. Alarm'''. head gamekeeper. The party ac cordiegly went to Lightfoot's house, and knocked him up, and having heard firing again wont towards a wood known u the 81obbercroft Plantation. The plantatios is • short ass, abutting upon a lane called the Dog-lane, and tenni. sating in the fields. The firing now became me distinc t that the keepers were satisfied poaches were in the plantation. When the keepers got near the spot where the poachers were, the latter made on towards Chester, and the keepers pursued them until they very nearly reached them. Woodall' and Lightfoot wen armed with gas, and Lightfoot had a cudgel. Woodfine then called out to the poachers to "stand." One of the.. replied, Go to the devil with you." The keep's again shouted, " Stop, for we are determined sot to be lam. bugged." The poarhen then turned round and faced the keepers within • very few yards, some of whom were armed with guts, and the rest with bludgeons. The poachers gradually retired when Wood's', who was a little in advance of his companions, called oat to them, "Now, lads, let's in to them." WOodase first sprang forward with his gas up, and struck one of the poachers on the head, ruining a severe blow in return. Another blow was levelled at him, but before it descended Formeston had knocked the man down. A desperate fight ensued, in the muse of whisk both parties were severely beaten, and one or too of the poachers knocked senseless into a di tch. The prisoner stated that during the fight one of the men came towards him with his gas pretested, tad which he believed would have shot him had le not came up and struck the gun on one side, which immediately ezploded, and George Moulton was seen to fall immediately. The fight continued for some time lone*, bat two of the poachers having Red, and two others being essaeless on the ground, the rut were easily secured, and the deceased carried to • farmhouse in the seighbonebood, where he died. • surgeon who was called la proved the death of Moulton to have been caused by gunshot wounds, the shots having snared the lower part of the abdomen and con *ley destroyed • portion of the abdominal Thom. Kr. Towuend, Q.C. defended the prisoner, and The lamed Jades having summed up the case, is the course of which he took oceans to condemn the practice of sending out parties armed with deadly weapons for the protection of game, The jury found the prisoner Not Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. CITY POLICE COMMITTEE.--Sarummar. lIKPOZTANT TO COAL MAILCILMIIIII.—Mr. A. Bird, seal marolmat, of Bridge.road, Hammersmith, was summed fer act providg • proper weighimemacitine to a waggon which was delive in ries male in Badmen-street. The waggon had a mealtime, bat it was a Wad of balance with which no *Wilts were used. Hr. Bird, of New•lnn, argued that the set 2W sot set forth the dwt4pdoa of machine which should be used.—Mr. Aldermen Ilion, without doubting the efficacy of the maceim in gustier, said that the 6th sea of the est Hearty deemibed the peeper weights, ttc. The ma chine, therefor*ghi, set having weights, was not seek • weiss a was matentAtted by the 100i/stun, than he should markt la 104., and meta. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1850. WORBRIP•BTREBT. A HOSIAND'S RITINGS.—John Martin well brought up on a warrant charged with lumina violently insulted Thos. liniaphnys, a cabinet maker, living is Wonhip-square, insbury. The esmplaiaant, who appeased with lib head enveloped is bomb" sad shinnied Aber marks of severe meat uideS t ellniiii that, while paging shag the street, near his own na the while ter the 28th ult., the defen. dant towards him Is a Mate of extreme excite. swat, nod emisiming, "I have eaNLt you at lest, and shall now sassier yea," instantly tripped up hie heels, sad Hung him heavily wpm the pavement. Be ore he weld recover his ink doe dekidant violently ,tasked him, and beat sad kicked him in the moot savage was/ until both his eyes were hiesiumed, his nose broke, , and his face sod person completely covered with blood. His rein for minutes at length attracted the attention of several parsons, who rescued kisa from farther ill siege, and, but for Moir timely inter ior's's, he lilt satisfied Mat the detendent would certainly have ended eat his threat and murdered hint outright. The sompleleant added, that he bad formerly occupied apartments in the same home with the defendant and his wills but bad never given him the slightest provocation to Justify suck a instil attack, and was snarl) at a loss to so aunt ise the Inveterate aaimeeity he entertained towards idea. The somplainent was sew* acesimamised by Mr. Harkey cs behalf of Ow deltsdaat, with • view of that bs lisd sterisd es a minimal Merman' with L . = 0 his t :EOM, bewever. be positively dried le be the .. eass he skilled. aim a mil deal et bsehatiss end be had Mims bur ea dillsreM ageism te pima . t . is enhetelmma4 bet Wit bed always been mu aempeeded by • hash relative el lie whit was too diereet a press le permit the slightest aut of y to take place la Me presumes. Kr. Heritage said although the amplaisant's evidence had berm greatly exaggerated, be wm instructed to admit that the smelt bad hem eassmitted by his client under an ems mrated mess of ' my and wreag, which lis wife, is • neural el tresses, bad basell dissimed to him. Mr. mid that be meet &slim es preammes say desists& is thew, and amid merely require the de a- dant to emir Mum his ewe reasphames fee Ms WOMEN hoseashes le amwer say Amp that might be petered bin. Tat CONVICT IN HONIIIIONOWLANII GAOL AWAITING Exaconost.—ltensi Deasy, MOW laaa who was ceadeseed to beet ms 'atiVitardwuorges.Tbuille, es Tuesday last, Ow _knot NIP Idleddlimale AMC al 'wall, with aa awl, lalse ably hi" eiseittles_ rewieved to Ilereseseager- Gaol. whoa ho was pies& by kr. Leese, the simmer, la the all lady aoseplod by Maw slag, the raardera of O'Cosaer. He semasil very mash to feel his oltaatios, sad cried the whele of Tandy alOt. Ile sow sad them pretests that ho Is lasessat, mod diet Wm Taunt, the metier of the Wm, ocemaitted the nerds?. Skold is respite ha reesived, this (mew will he negated athistia lientrawaisr-laae, oa Kohday neraing, the Xled t. MARKETS COTTON.—Livnit.,OOL, Aran. 6.—Tb • feeling in the mirk,' to-4a ma a little um bnerain. and Me sates are estimated at about SAO bake, lareedkri 1.1•11 taloa kr 'peculation. liosorms, me ted M e yen awl sloth market was meetly le ears Me aimMit se ca Ss= aid Ylege day. owl the rim of igloo at lavellost =g m mot guso plani s ti Mop In — do4noti ail la 1 soh Pram , . A kap bail meas had this I walk la the deer•Har the Celtatts astlet boa Worm Wpm in elm= am yonii at W. to iL pr b. vas la the a Te s tai Ao yol Weep k bat per. drab bow dam Nem bedlellsa la la Tarr toe bone illermidua, pi the Om Ser hdlg. um mon in de, mainl, sal esmead the but plass. The Wise lad paleasera of demeadem base se ' , dbl. Ile aratet Pr am euriaalar bewer awl plea lapbeles thew hes bees • bairn den aloha the we * . fat la Ile dear weerfst Pole et dr aree'lair het this teareder Or sow Wig aivaiml to tempest te Phew pad W rather overpaid to the deadrerseda d rams WOOLLIINEL—Lism Anus. 6.—Wi laws lei a We average to-day In the daft halls. la the warekrams him In ganerally ratios quiet sad Iraguld. HARDWARE.— BtalttitONLlt, Aran, 6. Then is Tittle alteration la tae state at trade bin slam oar last repast weal arum orders ban mbar tataamed than °thermic. I PM kw trade le dasidadly better. BREAD.—Aria 6.—The prices of Wheaten Broad la fhe Molsatalls rat from ed. to GO.; at household ditto, td. to SO. pee 41b. loat. ORN.—Auremilt, April 6 —TO clay's mokst war well supplied with Whoa- e bat tommanded adult NI., and prises were the turn in tauter ol the Wryer. Barley was In Ism supply, and the trade was devoid of animation ; nevartheisse, plated samples main tained their former Talus. Oats were In ins demand, but not lower. The tranmstlons In other articles were vary trifling at mellow rates . Wheat, Ha to 41a. per qr. Barley, Hs. to flea Oata, 13a. to les. Brans, Sta. to Ha Pass !la. to b oa. Malt, SOL to Hs. per qr. Taros, la. pre bushel. Floor, 375. to 295. pm sack. - - - • - - ATt>rssU Y, April 6.—A very dull market ; there wu us maple of Wheat of a very superior quality, for which the seller refused 11t per toed, wasting 111. 10r. Wisest, V. 10s. to 101..105. per load of 3 qrs. Oats, 13s. to :Oa. per qr. Beans 23a. to 30s. Peso, 245. to 26a. BiTE, April 6.—Our market le doll, without aty shut tles prkes. 88133011. D, April 6.—There wu a rood supply of all Mods of owe at market this day, which brought about the Faroe prices as I.st week. %Arai, from 23.4 to Lbs. per lead of 3 bushel.. Darcy a dull sale, km 21s. to 235. per qr. 8ea55,,146.6d. to los. Gil. per load of 5 bushels. Ikea, Its. to les. per lead. Oath 14s. to 20s. per qr. Clover Seed, 2k. to 465. per ewt. Baawick, April d.—Oar market to-day was moderately suppliel with grabs, awl prima mania the &aloe u last week. Borrow, April B„—With a moderato supply et' Wheat, there hes been a abw trade today, fanners declining to cutout to lower rates, and ranee .rats and Duller• holding off, ecarorly any thing doing ie other rain. Wbt.d, red, 33a. to 36a. ; white, enr. Oats, Ile. to I6e. Beans, 225. to .tle. per qr. • CANBRIDON, April 6.—We can nate no alteration in the prioe of say allele to-day, although th.nge were not lower. Wheat, Sta. to 40.. Barley, 20e. to 23a. Boma, 2 4 . to 20s. Pees, 28e. to 3Ca. Oats lb. to ..oa. CANTIRRURT. April 6.—We had a moderate supply of Wheat, and pewee about the ..me as last week. Wheat, white, ein. to 4M. 6d. brown, S 4. to 10e. Itirley, 21s. 6d. to 2.3 e. Oats, lia. to 13e. 6d.' Beans, 20e. to 21e. rats, 22a. • CAlatilLtt, April 6. —The supply of grain wee rather limited today, particularly What, which valdat Gd.per bushul higher, with • brisk demand. Wheat, white, new and old, it.. to 17s. 6d; red, new and old, 14s. to lie. id. Barley, new and old, 9s. to 9a. (mu. potato, 6s. 3d. to Ts. id.; common, 61. Ild. to Ts. Bewnsand Peas, lits. flour, per stone, la. 6d. to Is. 10d. Oatmeal, Is. 6d. firms], la. 2d. Barleyensal, Is. COLCIINATIM, Ann) 6.—There is to day no material M. tendon in the price of Wheat ; the .apply I. nut more Ulm refileient fur the local want,, sad the market tweed heavily at WI week's pekes. Barley and Beans are a dull sale, at late rata. -• • - Ex=Ex, April 5 —Our supplies of strain are &stein short. Wheat sold at Is. per qr. advance. In the price of Batley and Oats we om note no alteration. 0101.7CESTan, April 6 -There was a small attendance of farmers. and a msderate show of English Wheat at nue market to. day ; but the samples offered were sold with difficulty, Last week's priors being barely maintained. Foreign was freely offered, and fleet the tura in favour of buyers would have been accepted, but the Muiness done was on a very mall scale and (hied, in the /sleet samples. In Deans very little passing. Matting Barley firm, widuut any cha•ge b value. °eluding earls and Deus. quite neglected. In Oats very few Wan at nominally fanner whet. Priors :-Wheat, English, white, per Imp. bushel, In 10d. to is. to.; red, 4s. Gd. to Is. 10d.; Daatzie (white Oennamee). per 48045.. Ss. to 3e. bd. ; Polish, Pomeranian, litettin,4s. bel. to 4s. 1 0 d . M ara, blarlanepie, 4.41. to 4. ed. ; Odom, Taganrog, bard, 4a. 3d. to 4s. 6d. ltarMf English, per 4001b5., grinding, 20s. to 215.; malting per imp. qr., 4 s. to 23a. Irish, grinding, 19s. to 20s. Od.; malting, 21s. to 225.; foreign grinding. lits'to 20s. • malting, 215.6 d. to 230. Beans, English, per Imperial basi 3s. ed.' to is. 3d. • foreign, Egyptiar tin per 02il, Od. to 3e. Id.; F rench , Dutch, senall ' Uck,3a;3d. to sa. tel.; Irish, as. Od. to 3e. 24. OIVP Limerick, Wexford, Ennisourtev, whit', per 3121k'., lee. od. to 16 .. W. ; Cork, Waterford, Toughs°, 13e. td. to 16e.; Welsh, Each, 13a. to 15s. Cd. • Irieb, per 31211 w., Ins. to 13s. ad. Peas, breakers, per imperial buids . ., English, 3s. 61 to 3e. 9d.; foreign, 3a. 3d. to x rid. • grey and grinners, per 133J1be., Engitalt, 3.. W. to 3a. ; toreiin, 3s. to 3s. 4d. go= lis. Od. t o 3s. 2d. Flour, best seconds, Engli-b, 275. to 295. French, per ton, 11. to 71. 10s. Imports ter tee week endurg i t ke 4 : Wheat, 3,520 Itarley,l,oBl; Oats, 121; Deana, 2,300; Peas, 1,020. OCILDPORD, April 6. —Our Wheat trade today was Very Bray and the supply, which was good, was pretty well cleared of% on former terms. Wheat, 425. ta 49a.; red, 36e. to 42a. Barley, 21s. to 265. Oats, 16a. to 225. Beans, 275. to 30a Hinaronn, April 6. —Thi. market was well attended, and the nun*e offering by the farmers numerous, especially Wheat. There is no eiceculattve timpani. The consumption of Flour is not so great as it would be, for the Potatoes remain here rather plentiful end Pimp. The millers are cautPus purchasers, but, ea they are opening a more extensive Flour trade per tram-road to the South Wales mining diets let, the demand is expected to increase. Prices :—Wheat, per tall, 4s. 6d.to 4s. 10d. Barley, 2s. 10d. to Ss. 2d. Oats, la. 4d. to Is. Ild. hawk Se. 461. to 3., Cd. Peas, 3s. 3d. to ; white, boilers, 4a. to 44. 6d. KINDILL, April B.—At this morning's market Wheat was Wait • usual oupply. ler. Upon the whet, we cannot quote any elevation in value lir Wheat and Oats ; Lot the latter was a Wok sale . Wheat, 21e. to 27e. per load of 20 .one. Oat-, tl. to ILA. per stone. Ameriean barrel Flour, 255. to 275. Lawo AAAAA April 6.—At market this morning there was • hor •apply of Wheat ; no change can he noted in value, auh only • slow tale. Wham, 23.. to 26e. 6d. per 26ulte. Beans, 14a. to 1 fe. per 28016.. Oatmeal, 37•. to 240. per 24016•. LEICCSTEIL, April 6.—Wa had a good show of Wheat, and prime were fully le. lower on the general ewe. Barley. Oats, andliesse remain as last quoted. • April 6.—At our market, to-day Wheat is offered m rather lower terms, as also are ovine desaiptious of Flour. Ail other articles more off slowly, at about late price, Present prima Wiest, per bushel of ;Wm, English, white, M. to 6s. Cat.; red. 3s. 44. to anild.; Irish, white, 3a. ed. to 61.0 d.; red, b. Yd. to U. Id. Bole/. per buebel of VOL, Finding, 3it. 02. to 3s. AI. Oaht, per bash. of nilta., English, Scotch, and floe Irish, 3s. ed. to 26.8 d.; Irish WM-dried runs, 2s. 3d. to 2a. Stl. Scans, per qr. of 3Wlba, Loglish fes. to 276.0.1.; tack, 235. to 2 , is. Csl. Malt, per 6 imp. bus., tine, Us. to Ms.; Mae seconds, W 345. rear., per strop. bushels, white and blue bailees, 265. to JO. Flour, per sock of :001bp., English and lino, Ms. Oa. to En. Oil.; superfine, 255. Oil. to gin. IS. eater, 30a to 31a; Oatmeal, per loud of English and Irish, 21e. to 31s. gd. NnWeatill.S-ON-TTNO, April 6.-The weather this week has underpin • complete Mange, up to Thursday fine genial showers continued to fell, secompanieo by a much higher temperature; the Wet two days have been much °older, and should the temperature continue low It will prevent that pressure of Flour up or the market which has characterised the teals hitherto. The trade during the pram week hes been amines. et inacUon, and to promote the sale Neither Wheat or Flour a slight oonemsion had to be made ; other ',Mies upon a moderate inquiry retnalaing mach the sane. We term the importations into this port lot the past three mouths, and the only feature worthy of semseut Is thereat interim apparent in British Wheat, and the great decrease in foreign. as compared with a 'Miler period in 154/, the Menem In the teenier case amounting to 17,181 qrs., and the decrease in foreign to 17,724 qrs., when, how ever, we look to the quantities of pain libesand in February, 1319, We,will Slow upon the aggregate a considerable decrease in the re oelpte of this year as compared with that period, the amounts en tered being respectively as follows: -Wheat, 31,342; Rye, 73.; Bar ley, 14,211 Oita, 8,333; Pei., 4,910 ; end Beans, 70v, and we may further sh i ne that the foreign arrivals tounnued upon an equally liberal eels up to the ounchsion of March which It will be reneerked ham not been the case this year. From these dreonstances we deduce the inference that resent ream are below what they ought to be, and that any come occurring hereafter to disturb the present confident feeling as to our gate polities would to likely to set quickly upon prime. At our mar ket this morning we had a pretty tau supply of Wheat Iron the go .i wm and the quantity offering Irm the mast being telling, lust:t -i panels were taken off readily, at fully tast week's prices, whilst at the same time other sorts totted tuba. more Inquiry at about previous rates. The greater part of our foreign arrival. having bees taken during the week to hold over such description was bold with more firmer, and up n the whole the trade eddied with amore buoyant tone. Our sappiest of Flour continuing liberal (being the accumulation of two or three weeks)Mies have pr slo so a t a t n i el we note all maths Is. per lack cheaper than on se' whilst at the same time one millers have found themselves to reduce their prim to 27.. per sack for households. In Rye little stirring, and the lame may be said of Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pam. Oats, beine In moderate supply, sold more freely, and may be written a shade dearer. The following are present edam:- British, Northumberland, new, white, 40.. to 43e. red, d,as. to Iles.; Norfolk and Su ff olk Old, white, 42e. to 41e. ; red, 40s. to 425.; new, white, Us. to 43e. ; red, 39e. to 41s. ; Lincoln. shim old, whith, 40s. to 42e.; red, 38e. to 404. ; new, white, 40e. to es.; red. 375. to 31s. Boot& and Dundee, white, lbs. to 40s. ; rod, 24e. to 311 e. Alneniouth and Berwick, white, 33a to 4W.; red, Me. to 87s. Rye, Norfolk and BuSal 225. to 245. Barky, Nemo& med outtalk, to $..; chevalier, 23 .. to 235. ; NOIIIIIII9- berlasd and &Glob, 18a. to NM; chevalier, 20a to 21a. ; grinding and ' lee. to 995. Malt, 41.. to 48a; chevalier, 495. to 51s. Oath orthumberland and Botch, potato, new, Wh it t laa; edemas andAnges, old, 17s. to 195.; sew,lBa. to 13e. Peas,e, !WalMa to 2M.; grey and mapia, 24a. to Beans, lis. to Ws. Flour, los Stockton and Northumberland, 335..t0 not; Norfolk witi 27e. to 2M; household., Us. to 275. ; se conds, Us. to 24a; CM to 245.; thirds, 90a. to 22a; house holds, ,to Us. per sock. Foreign : Wheat, Dantrie and Konipbmg, white, 425. to 44e.; red, 375. to 40a.; tinesian, white, 405. to 42a.; rod, Sea to 4*; Mecklenburg and Po. mereahmwWra 4e. to 444.; red, 40. to 423. hamburg, Meeks, aid unlash white, 395. to 41..; red, 37.. to Us. ; lea and Rows* to, Us. to 405.; red, s. to Itha ; Petersburg an gaidingl. red, 30s. to era; Odeon, red, nia. to 38e. ; ditto roe; eed. 111. to 384. Bye, Pontenusian and Prussian, 2(1. to 24.. m o w, weal, Ila. to 21a; Pomeranian and holstein, 17s. to 19a. Oats, Dutch brew, Ife. u IS& Pomeranian teem, lea es he.; holstein and Danish, 12. to Ile.; Archangel and Begs, 13a. to 14.. Peas, white, 24 to Ma. Berine, eriesland, 30e. to Slat Aimandrian, 220. to Ms. Tbe arrivals this week ere : Wheat, ensomeise, IA11; foreign, 4,0441. Rye, cosetwies, 411; foreign, VA Barb,. mostwise, eat; foreign, 1,998. Malt, coastwise, 304. data, 731 Peso, coastwise, 38 ; foreign, 1,443. Beam, ometwilie, ey 60 qrs.; Flour, 4,134 seek& Nawroat (INA or %%our), April 6.-There was very little WhenteMering a at our market this day; the few samples sold at Mt wales pim Barley plentlibl; • Inge °beeper. Wheat, 38e. sot. 21a to Us. Oats, 17s. toles. Barns, Ms. to 325. - - - Nosinon, April 6.—Oar market *day was Nay sap paled via Must by the bruin; the ems wee la pied ismatka. The ammo& borrow, Owl* ad wise' la n eeded Oak la. ed. i re a paws Wads Flow ow mks to Ni, eitio* awed • ea wk. Ni we irk prim pa Ni We mew. ma •km rya hap Me prism wadi. demlaiew win= Ni Ni. awn mad Pew Ewell ei &Will Yoe num Oat wee re dasiod, at tally premises pile. 1ark,44.; Ni, M. to Va. per an. Iledep, maim to ; prom 10.. Ik. Dire, We. is Mu l'eaa, le • • lea Pis. lie. to leeetaell Me; lAA, IN. pa ask d Oak, par. shwas Iffilag sasksowl sidales ass auultlaweat ; nWI, Ia rd. we Aim - - - NOTTUNIMAK • April 6 —To dap Um market here haa heasa=jt divide; to coustquesee of the .pesalog of our new Wu Upset the whole, the sem or Wheat is equal to the desi•Mle prime at our last quotations. For Harley Ma trade le elrair, bat .et bum. Brae are My ma "sit meld; and oare also ar, set Amen gm lest trill. Pgrglllo3oeoH, April 6.-Our supply of grate hero to. elsy was mall. Wheat mid slowly at a decline of la. per qr. 63 IM. rad wheat, 3. a.to 37a.; Rae upland ample a up totes. per qr. Barley ensnared in value. 0.11/ tad Musa made rather Meter prim. Mans 30.-Toe Wheat trade was dull at our market today, at as improvement on tornstr ratios, as was aim the is.. in barley sad other grain. Whilst, white, 1. 2. to let. 10e. per load; red. Or. to Of. 10a. Barley, malting, 23.4 to 3: a. pet qr.; Pend. In2lle. to 245. Oats, 13s. le 17a. Jtese, Se a . to 31s. Maas , Ma. s Psalm*, April 6.-We no without sa arrivals this *set. The trade dam this day sessilsbt ho menaced in all it. bearbp, ides of ma anti Mimi Imprastiestde Mooed tbs immediate of the Maim% aid elm pinions commay has ken wit►dl<wlla maintained. We had email simply of Zauthah ' Wheat atom omits IMO minft& bit dors oss so briprovement in the damemdobbseglire Midi= vs. moot oases eumeled. of blob osolsolls declined Id. told. per bushel. Me= al hweliga. Our shemations to /treat la Brasseq, to the sell& to.dsp. old go Not slow our quotations. OM wittiest dumps Oameni Ashen , swiftly. but wins wish simidostik inia= s = ensued the above . Otior s, Wheat. Englials, per windie braiterariter. white, 1113.0 d. to Ma ; red, IGs. Od. to Ills. ed.; Tagliddre and other esmilm, red, 17s. Od. to his. hish. per Waal ot 711105., white, tilt.. to ts. Ild.; red. perky qualities, he. 34. to hal td. ; to geed. Is. OIL le ie. 3d. Forsign, per bushel of 7010 s, osmium sod Osoolho. white, Sd. to M. Liantzio and Idgb a mined, Ga. Od. • Beto ok, ient Ancient, end net Os. Op. to 6a. 2d. ; ries* red, Sao 644. to M. 10 4 d. 'Pim, par peek of 24011 n., Emil* floe to superfine, Ma. Od. to 3M. Id. Meth& 32a. ed. to 23.. Od.; Irish, per sack of 210105., Ins to euperibis, 295. Dd. to 21.. Od. ; extra superfine, 32a. ed. to 311.04.; Albet ICAD, per barrel of 19616 x. 21a. id. to 21s. Od.; Canadian, Od. to 23e. Od. Deana, per windie of 2201 M, Englieb and lash, 12a. Od. to 13e. Cd. rem, per 240105, white boilers, Ile. 04. to 14.. 6d. ; Iriab, per holla, simple and • grey, 14a. to 144.6 d. Oata, per bushels( 4611 m., Irbh, prime stealing guilds', 2s. 4d. 0 t t 2:41...: 2a. 9d. to 2s. 11d.; provender, 3s. id. to 2.. 84. per load Melbs., 225. ed. to Ills. Od.; mi d i h am 21a. to 22a. English, gmeral qualities, 21s. lid • ling to good, 20.. Id. to 21s. ; Indian Corn, per quitter . of 46u115., 29e. to Ma Indian Corn Meal, per park of 2401 be., white, Mullah manufacture 16s. Od. to 17$. 04. ; yellow, 16.. Bran, per pack of 21010 a., Egg liali andlrialt, 10r. _ 11annino, April 6.—To report the cam of our market le only a repetition of the game inactive trade that we have so long ex perknoed, for, notwithstanding toe supply or Wheat continues the most trilling, the demand is equally the seine. We are not, the,efors, Justified in altering the rates of this or soy other destription of grain from those current last market day. Sc FFMON WALLA'', April 6.—A fair supply Wheat; not • bei.k trade, 27e. ; prime, efle. per qr. Barley, plentiful; trade dull; for malting, We, to 25.. per qr. ; grinding, les. to 19s. Beans, 235. to La. Per, 13s. to .4e. Oats, a good supply, lie. to les. 831111 , 11111 BURT, April 6.—We had but • moderate attend ance at our market today, and but little badness woe transacted in Wheat, at barely last week's prices. The quantity of Barley on offer was more than equal to the requirements of the trade, there being but • limited demand, and in must instances sales were effected at as under last week's currency. Oats, Beans, and Peas excited but little attention, and prices remain as la-t quoted. tA heat, Hs. to 425. kW le:s, 20s. to 255. Oat', lht to lie,. Beans, 2i.e. to 3. s. PIMA. 30s. to 325. Malt, 50s. to Ma per qr. Tares, Se. to Ss. Gd. per busheL Plane, re. to 295. per sack. Bnanwsnuay, April 6.—We had a very short 'apply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at oar market this day from the farmers, tieing leas than any market sines limit harvest. All descriptions of grain made fully last week's pricey and is tome instanoto Is. per qr. more fur Barley and Oata WARMIIMITEtt, April 6.—Oar market to-day was largely supplied with Wheel, but tkeettendance of buyer. was limited; trace was maw quentiy depressed, and last week's currency I arely sup ported. The demand for Barley was very di!, and much remainial wawa' ; prices averaged about Is. per qr. lower. The trim of other articles remains unaltered from last weak, and we ban no improve ment to twice ha the demand. Wheat, Shi. to els. Barley, chevaLer, 25.. to 2Ga. Gil.; grinding, Ws. to :34. (lai(lain, a, to 100. hew, 30.. to SU. Peas, Si.. to 365. Malt, POs. to 36a. per qr. r Spri ck• er, Vetches, Ss. to SP. rd. per bushel. Fleur, 275. to 295. '-- WINCIIIIIIThIt, April 6.-There was an avenge attend shm and a good supply of grain. The prices of Wheat were about the sew as lust week, with a dull sale. The Barley trade was leas ani mated than on Saturday last, and prices rang"' iron ed. to IL per qr. lower fur Inferior samples. Malt unaltered en value. In all other ar ticles of grain but little parsing, and no difference In price worthy of note. Wheat, 91. 3s. to 101. 10s. per load. Barley, 19M. to Hs. 6d. Oats. s. to 161.; white, 17s. to 19s. Beams, Egyptian and English, 263. to 33a. Peen, 29e. to 30s. Malt, 50s. to Hs. per qr. ' Thor, 275. to 295. per sack. WIIIDECII, April 6.-The supply is moderate of all grain to-day. The finest descriptions d - Wheat bring last week's prime, whilst the inferior sorts are dull, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Fres h Oats in demand at fully last week's rates. beans rid. per qr. dearer. Wheat, white, 375. to 40s. ; erten, 425. per qr. ; red, 335. to 37a.; extra, sae. this, 7d. to M. per stone. Beans, new, 245. to 235. per qr. WOitCHSTZIL, April 6.-Oar market to-day was well attouled, and Wheat could only be sold by submitting to a reduction of Cal to le. per qr. Barley nominally unaltered in value but still very difficult to quit trots in demand. Bear taken on speculation at fully as much money, but only the most retail par cels of Egyptian found buyers. Yuan, April 6 -We had not a large show of grain at our market to-day, and the farmers appeared very reluctant to sell anything fur less money. Wheat made within WI. to la. per qr. of the price paid last marketday, and good malting Barley and good sealing Outs sold for quite as much money. Grindin g Barley a little ' lower. No teens offering. Wheat, white, 395. to 425. pie imp. qr. ; Malt, 335. to 37a. Barley, malting, 179. to 19s. ,• grinding, 20a. to 225. alt, 31s. Oats, G. d. to 73.1. per stone of I4lbs. Flour, 30s. per sack of note. I)CBUS, Ape d _W • continue is hare a very moderate supply at our men market. Fanner.' wheat met a steady demand at the currencies of Tuesday, and the general market was fully as good :arm that day. There was a small inquiry far Indian corn, without change in mien. White wheat, 10s. to 23a. lid.; red ditto, 19s. to 12s. • barley, 9s. to 125.; oats, 90. 6d. to 10a, 3d. per eel.; oatmeal, 10s. to els. • mond dour, as. to Its. 6d. per cwt.; Tinian corn, 16s. to 295. per 48011 s. W uuuuuuuu u April 6.-There has hese no increase in the supply of farmer.' grain to our market this week, and from 'Mead the arrivals an very moderate; onenlielese, Ike demand for Wheat, Oat and Barley ha. been extremely limited, and the trade by great dillness, without any change in the value of t hose snicks. For Indian Corn, there has been a good demand both for this immediate neighbourhood and the interior. Some large par- eels which were held over from last summer ban been cleared off, and the stocks sow in granary are light in proportion to the consume ion. The Flour trade continues very dull at the rates of last week. Budded : Wheat, mill, per Vet. ISs. Cal. to 20s. od. ; shipping, 17s. W. toles. Od. Barley, malting, per 16 stone. 10.. ed. to lie; grinding, 94.0 d. to 9s, ad. Usta, white, per li st., 71.64. to Bs. 9d.; black, 61,04. to W. 3d. lined and foreign: Wheat, Inch mill, per 20 stone, 201. ed. to 21s. Od.; shipping, 19s. Od. to 191. 6d.; Polish Odessa, 2b. to 215.6 d.; French ted, 1:5.(4. to 214.9 d. Barley, grinding, per 16 stone, 10s. ad to lOs. 9d. (nu, white, per 14 stone, 911. •d. to td.; black, ay. 941. to 95. 3d. Flour, supertliie, per sack, 295. Od. to lOs. 04.; woods, 31s. Od. to 26a. 04. • thuds, 2011. to 215.; Smalls, 17s. to 198. Indian Corn, per 20 st., Danube,J7s. 3d. t 0175.01.; Ameri can, yellow sad ted, 168.90. to 17e. Od. ; Portuguese and French, ids. 9d. to ltis. 9d. • white, los. to 16s. ful.; damaged, for catUe, 10e. 6d. to Its. Od. fodian Corn Meal, per cwt., 7s. 3d. to 7s. Cd. Oatmeal, us. to 9s. bd. Brain, per 6 stone, 3a. to 3.. id. Imports this week : Wheat, 1,610; Indian Cora, 2,030 qrs. Export.: Barley, 2u ber. relsi Oat., 960 ; Fleur, 7.0 seas; Oatmeal, 6U ewts. lA Machine, April 6.-We have now quite a change ia the weather ; from being dry and frosty it h.• become genial sad moist, very favourabie for the rowing of all spring Coen. At our country m arkets this week we have still to report little grain of say kind oftnog, and, as we have many buyers for local consumptioo, thine of them who are In want of weekly supplies were compelled to pay a little advance, more particularly on Want Here today we had small supa;n se. of grain, and, being generally of good quality, all was readily at fatly last week's prices. Wheat, 325. to ils. per qr. Barley, 175. to ed.; Oats, lts. 6d. to 20s. Oatmeal, per bag of belts., Ns. POULTRY, tte.-I\EWOATE AND LZADINHALI., Arlin 6.-Turkey, 3s. Od. to 7s. Od. ; geese, 7a. to 95.; ducks, Is. SO. to SA ; tame rabbits, Is. Od. to Is. 91. ; wild ditto, Bd. to Is. Od. ; pigeons, 3d. to lod.; roasting PIP, 44. lid. to 6e. etch , Surrey fowls, 7s. to 10s. chickens, 31. to 7s. ; Inuncloor fowls, 3s. 6d. to 7a. per couple . English eggs, as. td. to 14. 6d.; French ditto, 3s. to3a. to. per Ltd. trait butter, 10d. to la. per lb. Limes, Is. to 2s. Id. FISH.-BILLINGIIOATS, APRIL b.-1 arboto, 44. 64. to 14s. ; 26..4. to la. ; aid deb, le. 6d. to 90. ; whitings, 4d. todd.; lobsters, Is. to 2a. 6d. each; eels, 4d. to la. OtL per lb.; haddocks, 4d. to ed. each.; soles, 6d. to to. Id. per pair • flounders, Id. to Is. ; smelts, Is. 2d. to Is. 4d. ; bloaters, 10d. to Is. 14. }r doe.; mackerel, 3d. to Sil. each ; salmon, la. 4d. to Is. 9d. per lb. ; sat ash. 2d. to 3d. per lb.; o)sters, 12$. to 425. pee bushel METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. The State of the Weatht r at Nies o'clock on Sattudal arroeged in order of lathed Mufti*? Plate. I H o f I MONDAY, Arum 8, 1840. each of ths following places at r snonting.—rho stations are 1 !* I Sir = 41 State of Weather. rLsworra Poout Powwow= Bs'oaten ......... ILurrixes __- Pompton. BatserwArea Ita...Dugu , WINA - 01 Wooto Caouczernta Lummox Camsamos kuusy bmxmoaus.-"-.-. Ymueovria Cam COXIMT ShINVVIELD HOLVIIIAD Livitarutu. M MICIIIIII2I. Toni Daauscrtuar Warn'divas our Murrispow. Murry= Lasima lizawkai Chamoow Itummusom Dapross Gentle Bram Gentle Orem Cala_ qellll* Gentle Breese (Mattis Breese Gentle Breese KIlOllll3l /ere greet Breeze titre,' Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Strong Breese Gentle Brew Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese GenUe Sense Fresh Breese Gala Gentle Breeze i Meow Breese, Strang Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Brew 1.. _ Gloatla Breen Ciaatle Mere Odra Ciestie Breese Omls Breen Cam anus Brew ow ._ _ 1 OWle Breese Calla Partially Cloudy Scud—Rain Partially Cloudy Overcast Partially Cloudy Partially Rain Overtrain Rain Overcast Overcast Overcast Overcast Partially Cloudy n Rain Overcast Cloudy Scud—Rain Hain Overcast Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Rala Venially Cloudy Rain Overcast Rata Partially Cloudy Heavy Rain °Tyrant Partially Cloudy Rain Partially Cloudy therein Overcoat Overcast Overcast Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Pointy THIS DAY, Noon, Coarse 01 Wind. Strength Wiwi. State of Weather. 6 II K. Catn. Overcast. The returns from the following places did not reset this Aloe in thus for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at aloe o'clock. 841.rmax Losareou Toast LANG/ATEA iIANTLIPOOL DWIDIZ M. N.W. Strong breeze Strong Breese Hard Wind &meg Breese Wens amen Sarong lireeis Simi Breese Weals Brien i:w. . Partially Ckuidy Partially Cloudy Rids_ Part Lily Clod, (hornet iiiiilallY Cloudy Partially Cloudy ctd . virtisessent:l—DlLEADFULLl' BAD LIDS CIIIIID 11T QT'S OTT AMY rlt.l44—KltraCt of a loser &OM John 'rafts.% lin, of Dumas Apes. dated And a, lan :—" To Adam tidbwy. Blr,—Toor p4IY and entauent are la wry pest mots hero, and eeaa.jql wonderful ear bon been yes hiniod by noir oss, on In partkvlar I will relate. A hominess hoson. Ina hid toss sonand to the hoods with son lop for non than Me yew. whisk tenanted Was quits incapable of Monne any kfa,atsaislt, is now so parental owed by tin on of your pills and cdoliont. thst he an *Mow plough and attend peranalq to the Imot lallosions tersalai o n. opara"--dold by am as Mime Ham" ulabllibisisi e Siesed. SHIPPING INTRIZIORWOR. "161.021 wawa, aad " Liott. CAS CrALTI Es. Concordia, of thie port, w as s t ran d ed on V4O 19C.1 of r.:, ~ iu the 11,y of T .uf, ocar (2 , r+ de Verd., vii e: ;, '• . the natives ; crew saved.—Plymouth, A pril 1. '' 1 .. ' i Elect's, Milne, of London, in getting out of (h at , ' L. Bay, Sib inst., was drives o n th e reefs, and b5,,,,,;14 wre rch ck. 10 Part of cargo and materials savrd —6r... ~.! Ma. -', Prime, from Liverpool to Rio Grande, has put into F.1tn,,,,, with lose of bulwarks and stanchions Mary Piemonte, from l'hiladelphis, arrived hue t 5.,.... with part of cargo throe's averboard.—Liverpool,Av.:,: Baran, Halliday, from Liverpool t o K on i gsberg, with ;4. struck last night cm a small island outside of this bsei,,, a*4 immediately amis.—lsle ()nisei, Sk ye, : q' : April 2. AllilViD. 1 MAILS. 6 Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacifi Apr, , I c' India rii Bon.bacoptou India via Marseilles AW Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannait West India BMA.. 4Pr'l ARRIVED. Annie-at Gravesend, April 7, (min ............... sr. Aasona--at Clecenstown, April 1, fr0m.........,............. Arms -at Queenstown, April 1, from .... ,, Ameoa-arPlyreoutri, April 5 from ............................... Air- at Liverpool, April 6, hcier ._.. _ .. " A 51.1141111111--11, Liverpool, April 6, ....... .. ............. .i;So Mumma-at Liverpool, April 6, from. ............ • Aramm-at Lir. rpool, April 6, from_ ........ Auer Jar -at Liverpool, April 6, from. Aar a-st Gravesend, April 6, from .................. ANITTA-at Gravesend, Ail 6, from .............................. Aas-at Gravesend, April 6, from ............................... Arhswr-at Gravesend, April 7, from . - .... .. &sec Nrian--o' Falmouth, April 3, from • Bess-arQueematown April 4, from ....... - Beau -off Deal, April 3, from • Besse R04111110)1-at Dartmouth, April 5, from.... Banratir Queenetown, April 4, from ...... .. Maori:oar -cdrLiverpool, April 6 B1.)111 Irma- at Liverpool, Apra 6, from .................. I/MLA/1 ID GRACIA - at Liverpool, April.:, from Cotton= sad CANONNA-of .%pril Couverra-at Liverpool, April 8, from CONQUIDOII-at Liverpool, April 8, from CANADA-at Liverpool, April 6, from COIOIIIIIII4I T 01•01111-4 t Liverpool, April 6, fr0m...,.. CITY Or GLASISAV -at Liverpool, April 8, from Cot:alas or LOVI/ON -at Liverpool, pro 6, hem Cosow-at Liverpool, April G, from 1:11, COZONATION-at Liverpool, April 6, from Comma- at Queenstown. April 4, tram. Cured-at Queenstown, April 4, from Curorsraa-at 4peenstown, April 6, from_ CLICIIIINTINA- Taf bay, April 1, from CLTDROM Torbay, April 4, from Carosanaur- at Gravesead, April 6, from ........ Caaue-at Grained, April 6, horn t. CANINDATZ-It Gramerad, April 6, from.... ........ . Y. Ceara:sows-at Gravesend, April from. ......... . , CALINITT-at Graverend, April t, ftiom Cease-at firoveseud, April 7. from Dvirear-ot Gravesend ,April 7, from P Dsooaa-at Gravesend, April 6, from Itrreariusa-st Gravesend, April 8, from FIANCOTIA-off Liverpool, April 6 Gamow-a Liverpool, April 6, from °VAT/410171-a Cower, April 5, from ll Demos-al Poole, April 5, from, Graseareo-at Portsmouth, !Apra 5, fr0m..... Ouranitur-at Liverpool, April 6, from .......... . Clasasoa-at Liverpool, April 6, ......... Gotome-at Liverpool, April 6 from. Getazo-at Gravemecd, April 6, from Ossaus-atGravesend, April 6, from. Hamar -at Gravesend, April 6, from H . COD• 1111 at Gravesend, April 6, from Heacours-at Liverpool, April 6, from 11.aarewsr -at Liverpool, April 6, from Ilswasiw-at Liverpool, April 6, from Hotoorros 4 Seamus-at Plymouth, April 4, from II ILsaaotite-at Queenstown, April 4, from Haaairr NAIR-at Queenetown, April 4, from Inwrce-off Deal, April 6, from Ismilu.s-at Falmouth, April 4. from lase Was-at Liverpool, April 6 from • . 1111)4PLNDRXTR-at Gravesend, April ?, from • IDIA-at Gravesend, April 7, from Java Ationoser -at Gravesend, April 01, from losers Bsossa-off Liverpool, April KALAMAZOO-at Liverpool, April 6, fr0m............_._ Pt. Kurr-at Grammars], April 6, from Kum Atrimo-at Gravesend, April 5, from Lrits-at Gravesend, April 6, from Loworas-atGravesend, Aprll7, from Nome-of Liverpool, Aril 8 Nrsa-atOravesend, April 7, from Goma-at Graveser.d, April 7, from ........... OLLTDA-at Graaeoend, April 6, from Nara Lass-at Cowes, April 5, from Osa-aus.Au.--at Plymouth, April 4, from. Oates -at Liverpool, April 6, from Orramo-at Liverpool, April 6, from .............. .......... Pour-o? Liverpool, April 8, from Pommel Auca-off Liverpool, April 0 P . 411 . 011 R-off LiverproL April 6 PANAGA CASSINI-at Falmouth, April 3, from .. . Parma-at Queenstown, April 4, PRINIATLRA-at Queenstown, April 4, from Pena Dew-at Gravesend, April 6, from. Porans-at Graresetd, April 7 from PAQUETTE DR Ca:tufa-at Gravesend, April 7, from... Piasta-at Gravesend, April 6, from PIAPNORA-at Grsverend, April 6, from Panics ALBEAT-at Liverpool, April 6, from. 1 MITT.RII/ALE -off Liverpool, April 6 RUYIIIT 4)10 MART- at t 14441111.01111, April 4, from A Itiva,-atOrarmend, April 6, from 1101111100 -at Graaeatad, 'April 7, from ikons-at Gravesend, April 6, from Sae lirso-at Liverpool, April 6, from • Stymie-at Liverpool, April 6, from STOT/A-Off 1)011, April 5, from t• Max:to-at Falmouth, April 5, from garams-at Gravesend, April 6, from__ ....... Sri Taco. Glamor -at Gravesend, April 6, in m . TDIIIIOIII-at Gravesend, 'April 6, fr0m..........._ TRNANDILII-off Deal, April 3, from Tax at Glasgow, April 5, from... ... . o:. 1: Tuna-at Queenstown, April 4, from C..t•• Taco. atm losers-at Queenstown, April 4, fr0m..... .. . Tmoeserna-st Torbay, April 4, from A • TILL Tata-at Liverpool, April 6, ham •:. Tawas-at Liverpo-I, April 6, from ............ thriusr-at Gravesend, April 6, from ratan-at Graveeeod, April 6, from Taan.-at Gravesend, April 6, from Vatou-at Liverpool, April 6, from ............ . VIOIA-at Liverpool, April 6, from Vierous-at Queenstown, April 4, from %%cream-off Margate, .tpril 5, from.... ...... ........ . WILLIAM AND MAILIA-at Plymouth, April 5, from .. WATI-at Plymouth, April 3, from . • Wisaro-at Liverpool, April 6, !rem `1.1,. U-. "' Concordia, JNO BHIP-RlLl°EXCMlna tha w ti C. "o :; : ad- c i r ..,:ric,:".A5 ed : .. .._u 6 .:A p ,iL i 5 .:: , :. : 4 7: th ,; , 0 , .. - p :::,: :; ,:; : : . .:: . ... ) T o;"LrOinad:Ci:gtdittie al::: rf Bay, 6th inst., MSS driven on the reefs, e n d k Gracd "ist Mush wreck. Part of cargo and rcateriale sand _Gnc +l 10•1 1° of bulwarks and stanebion ' s t t rdFri e : a v:lt . .l k ,Pr pa relaigalan i lo L : itivc:airb g r t fP"r o ol m t l i a . to ro e l m ; t n i a ilo u id a ° v i e s e ra l : rl th o d d i ar : :d u bal . a f idi L :74 , of thy 44,6'b Basan Halliday, from Liverpool to Koni a lb - i, t r . ---,4 %,': sad immediately sank.-Isle O re April 2. sal. Skye, AzinvED. • 1) 3 1 P 0 bl Hamburg Holland ° I t'. • amptou 0 frky O Indio rift Mar5ei11e5.. .,.,.., Hato. and 0 'Mexico and liavaansh .... P l-1 O West India O !heal I A Apr., ARRIVED. Piperso-at Gravesend, April 7, (room . .......... Ass . -at Clacenstown. April 4, fr0m..,..,,.., . Aso Queenstown, April 4, !tom . ............... Amooa-at April 5 from ............................ "•'" • Amt -at Liverpool, April 6, heito .-.. _ ... ........................... " A,aaRAPILIN-11, Liverpool, April 8, from.. .. ....... .. .......... Aamsnoso-st Liverpool, April 6, froon. ............. • • • •ti Acessaa-at Lis rpoul, Apt I, frau_ Athos Jams-at Lleerpool, • April 6, from ........................... Aosan-st Gravesend, April, From m ............ • Axiom-at Gravesend, A 6, fro ................................ Aas-et Oravesamd, April 8, from ................................ Aunwr-at Gravesend, April 7, from .. - ............. , • "'' • Soca Nrwro--ol Falmouth, Ail 5, friigi - ........ • Bess-at Queenstown April 4, from.. - .............. ":"'' Besse-o ff Deal, A prll 5, front BDIAY MOIRIRTION-at Dartmouth, April 5, from__ .. • ' Quesatown, April 4, from ' Barosioaa- off Liverpool, April 6 ........ . • • , BCLNA Visreas-ca t o i - A at Lithrpoo BeLtr "rP9o4 Apo r,, 4 prl f l m r7 . an Cotton= and CANONNA-off .%pril Csimerra-at Liverpool, April 8, from CONQUEDOa-at Liverpool, April 8, from CANADA-at Liverpool, April 8, from • CONSFAXIA T 01.011 N-St Liverpool, April 6, fr0m...... . r CITY Oe GLASINAT -at Liverpool, April 6, from Coronas or mono.-at Liverpool, pro 4, form • ' Cosow-at Liverpool, April 6, from COSONATION-St Liverpool, April 6, from Cooasaa- at Queerntown, April 4, tram. - . • Caarreo-at Queenstown, April 4, hom Curorciraa-at Queenstown. April 6, from. CLICNIVITINA- Tof bay, April 1, from • m • CLTDROIf Torbay, April 4, from .t. !.!: 3- Ceirosanaur- at Gravesend, April 6, from ........ . Cams-at Grawasead, April 6, from t. La - ., CANINDATZ-at Graverend, April 6. fr0m._........... „ „ Conetanown -at Gravesend, April 7 from. ......... ~ • CRIANITT-at Gravenend, April 1, from : ti • • Caro-atfirovesend, April 7. from -.4 Macaw-at • Gravesend ,April 7, fromP Moose-at Gravesend, April 6, from Farrsamusii-st Gravesend, April 8, from ..... - VIANCONIA-off Liverpool, April 6 Gamow-a Liverpool, April 8, from GVADALOTTImot Cower, April 5, from I I flacisoa-al Poole, April 5, from, Grairosteo-at Portsmouth, fAprll 5, fr0m..... Ouranitur-at Liverpool, April 6, from .......... . 1..- • . Oovaarroa-at Liverpool, April 6, ......... Dotosas-at Liverpool, April 6 from. Gomm-at Gramm% April 6, from •••. V: Dosaus-stGraverend, April 6, from . liasooor -at Gravesend, April 6, from FI Correa -at Gravesend, Aprll6, from • iliaccem-.t Liverpool, April 6, from liaakowor -at Liverpo ol, April 6, from llowinsim-at Liverpool, April 6, from MOtOHTON La SIMMS-at Plymouth, April 4, Irvin II • ~ Ilasuauvin-at Queenstown, April 4, from• Mouths NAIR-at Queenstown, April 4, from c • [thyme-off Deal, April 8, (tom laaaau.a-at Falmouth, April I. from ILIAC Wane-at Liverpool, April 6 from 111DISLNDRSCR-at Grartscisd, April 7, from IDTA-at Graveseod, April 7, from • u , terra Ar.rnosag- at Gravesend, April 6, from 1011311 Biome-off Liverpool, Aprh 4 KALAMAZOO-at Liverpool, April 6, fr0m............_._ Pt. • . Korr-at Gravesend, Aprl6, from Kum Atssao-at Grimaced, April 5, from LuLo-at Gravesend, AprU% from.... Liousa-otGravesend, Aprll7, from Nolgt-ognirtrpost, Aril 6 Nums-atOravesend, April 7, from Xmas-at Graveser.d, April 7, from ........... - • - 3usoo-at Gravesend, April 6, from )anoar Loss-at Cowes, April 3, from I. • )saauss•ALL--at Plymouth, April 4, from. • actor-at Liverpool, April 6, from , • • hrralizo-at Liverpool, April 6, from .............. .......... . • Pour-off Liverpool, April 8, from ParocassAuca-off Liverpool, April 6 P sa off Liverpool, April 6 PANAGA CA/URI-at Falmouth, April 3, from .. . • Femmes-at Queenstown, April 4, fr0m............ • •,1,•..• - ?DMA/ARA-at Queenstown, April 1, from fluor Damr-at Gravesend, April 6, from • Ponsirth-at Gravesend, Aprll 7 from • • !ACV:STIR DR Com.vo- at Grover gd. April 7, from hasta-at Gravesend, April 6, from !SAMOSA-at Graverend, April 6, from .IUNCS ALBEAT-at Liverpool, April 6, from. 1 tivrasirou.-off Liverpool, April 6 tURIEST AND MART- at (I.l44llAtkin, April 4, from A • iival-atOravivend, Aprll6, from iv,.• • 1011111G0 -at Gr.weatud, 'April 7, from hone-at Gravesend, April 6, from too lizso-at Liverpool, April 6, from itTAGR-at Liverpool, Aptll6, from ACOT/A-Oir De.l, April 5, from limo:to-at Falmouth, April 5, from ktaraisa-at Gravesend, April 6, (pm_ ....... ‘• via Taco. Gassier-at Gravesend, April 6, in Itmasioat -at Gravesend, 'April 6, from ........... rENVADILA-off Deal, .%pril 3, from Niue at Glasgow, April 5, from... _ ... . 11 Foana-at Queenstown. April 4, from ram. axe Josses-at Queenstown, April 4, fr0m..... .. - • rwuarna-st Torbay, April 1, from Pour Tate-st Liverpiol, April 6, from Gess ka-at Liverpo^l, April 6, from ............ llortus-at Gravesend, April 6, from Psain-at Gravesend, April 6, from Pain.-at Gravesend, April 6, from 1 Pupas-at Liverpool, April 6, from ............ . • • VIOIA-at LiTerpool, April 6, from Oteroasa-at Queenstown, April 4, from VICTORIA-off Margate, .%pril 5, from.... ...... ........ . • WILLIAM AND MANIA-at Plymouth, April 5, from .. • "- - • WATI-at Plymouth, Apru.S, from Stamm-at Liverpool, April 6, nom BAILED. Aeons-from Groomed, Apell 7, to • BRILLIANT...II.OM Fahnollth, Aprils, to Boueomse -from Portrmouth, April 3, to •• Caysonoa-from Plymouth, April 6, to. - Dory-from Graverend, April 7, to CHINA-CMS GenT.l.end, April 4, to ruLISININI-from Guvreal, April ', to .. • Devoacri-frain Graverend, April 7, to ..... Duna-from Plymouth, April 4, to Eatassiorn-from Plymouth, April 4, to Earners-tram Gravenerd, April 6, to Emmy -from Graverend, Apri l., to GISRALTAIt-from Gravesend, April 6, t 0.... user-from Gravesend, Apr 16, t 0.., Jan. CRVIRAIIANR-from Gravesend, April 7, to Laanora-trom Gravesend, April?, to ............ • Lai:au-from Gravesend, April 7, to. .......... _ . .• Lacy Sou-ham Gravesend, April 7, to ...... . • • Mown room or Qv sassy IT-from Gravesend, Apr„ . • Masora or Styr:sus-from Gravesend, April 7, t... • ORPHAN-from Gravesend, April ft, to • N , Poorepa-from Gravesend, April 7, to.. • • Klemm, COBDEN-from Gravesend, April 6, to . 14.4•1•4t64- from Gravesend, April 7, to - • ssearv-•froni Gravrs•nd, April 6, to Sim R. Prot-nom Dartmouth, April 3, to Soao-from Falmouth, April 3, to Socawr-arm Falmouth, April .3, to • roar-from Gravesend, April 7, to Wtuss-from Graverend, April 6, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH DLIWILST, from London for Port Philip, lAD. 10, lat Doom, from Mauritius for London, Jan. 22, off the LLOYD . . (barque!, of London, for Sydney, March 24, .• I Ins. 11.59 VV. Loan J. Roman, Jan. S. lat. 23 S., lon. 40 E., s.th linielllnaatA, and bore up for Mauritius. Lout Pus, March 31, off Cape Clear. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANSTED.-April 3, at Richmond, the wife of Prof,- , ' t sun Et/MS.-April 4, at MOTIRTICIUS•ereeeeIIt, the wee ..`: A. , . Erg., of arm. PATEMAN.-April 7, Mrs. W. S. D. Parma, of Wins.oll„,. , • yleet.stmet, of a eon. WARD.-April 2, at Homiltes-terrace, St. Johreawood, 11:- • Ward, of a eon. MARRIAGES. BAILEY-BELLWORTHY.-April 3, at St. Mary Abbott , . • eliston, by the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, Mr. W. K to Susan Murk, youngest daughter of J. '- thy., Pembroke-terrace, Kensington. SONAR-UARRAIM-April 4, at tit. Mary's, Dover, po the • W. 'r a nee', IL 13011.1 r, hAq., to Delphos, daughter pa - Moen P. tiorraud, of Paris. BOND-POMEROY.-April 4, at Cheltenham, the Res. • Vim of South l'etherton, Somerset, to Edith.' A. unto SI rl. ' daughter at the late lion. 11. Pomeroy. Otalli-BAUREIT.-April 6, at St. James's Church. Wrslo•T' William Surtees ask, Captain unattached, second mon Colonel Cook, Pith Light Dragoons, to Henrietta, recond of Edward Moulton Barrett, Seq., SO, Wimpols-anot. FLETCHER-1100N.-April 4, at St. Gila., Camberwell. O.' J. F.. Fletcher, of Selby, Yorkshire, to Elirabeth, only dokil••• • '• the late Rev. W. Moon, of Deptford, Kent. DEATHS. 11181I0P.-April S at the residence of her brother-ia.Ltw. Gosling, LPL, 33, Montagunsitrres, Francis isoluip. BOND.-April 4, Elias, willed Mr. C. U. Rood, 311 , K.I DOVES-April 2, at Dirkleburgh, Norfolk, R. Dover. FAI FAST.-April 4, at Bads, Ana, widow of the bite Muor-G , ear , • FM, of the imp! Army, aged 61. .-April 6, of Great LKlt:ereaLL,L,a7.. Rev, AzYsnuo y ST. J01174.-Amil 4, at Shawl-ad. house, Lou wiranwrim E. Bt. 'oink at MIN.-pas k, tient!. • Printed And published by Wiener how than. a Na Wert, m Jae CUT 61 Loreto°, 'tuner. at th e Olve. • • L , Ana, a arpraina Whilstaa.-Hatats, ARYL h? SAILED. Awns—from Gravesend, April 7, to klitistasorr—from Falmouth, Aprils to 'Samosas—from Portomouth, April 3, t 0..... .. Csissinea--trom Plvnionth, April A, to. Corr —from Gravewn,l, April . to CHINA—NM GraTelpild, Aprif6, to CoLtll6lllll—from Gravesend, April', to ... Dmaaars—ham Gravesend, April 7, to ..... Dime—from Plymouth, April 4, to Esteem-in—from Plymouth, April 4, to Essruars—from Grarrseril, April 6, to Carex —from Graverenl, April 7, to GIBEALTAlt—trom Gravesend, April 6, t 0... 111 W—from Gravesend, April 6, t 0.... .... Jas. Coition iNit—from Gravesend, April 7, to Learner.—tram Gratteteed, Aptil7, to Lamas—from Gravesend, April 7, to Laos Sklar —tram Gravesend, Apr il 7, to. .... Slanestoemeor QvsluisatlT—frcen Gravesend, .tpi Manners or Harneus—from Gravesend, April 7 , ORPHAN—from Gravesend, April 6, to ['nowise—from Gravesend, April 7, RICHARD CusboN—from Graveietul, April 6, to Rawson—from Gravesend, April 7, to 6scari—froto GrAvroctia, April 6, to sita It. Pres—from Dartmouth, April 5, to Bail—from Falmouth, April 5, to Srater—from 'Aprils, W TORT—from Grarreend, April 7. to Sevres—from Grarcrentl, April 6, W VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Dsiencer, from London for Port Philip, 1.111. 10, Donut, from Mauritito for London, Jan. 22, offal,. LLOYD. (barque!, of London, for Sydney, 3lar.h 24, Loa. 11.59 W. LORD J. Beltran, Jan. S. lat. 23 5., lon. RO E., %Ala lae, Illjitlllo3atil, and bore up for Mauritius. Lane nits, Match 31, off Cape Clear. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANTED. —ApriI 3, at litchmond, the wife of Croft EDDIS.--April 4, st the wi:e e; FA, et aim. PATIUMAN.—AptiI 1, Mrs. W.S. D. ratisaan. d %1 Fleehotreet. SOIL WARD.—April 2, at Ward, of a *on. e, St. Jole&wood, 1. MARRLIGIES. BAILEV—BELLWORTMT.—ApriI 3, at St Mary Abboti , . eington, by the Venerable Arehtleseon Sinclair, Mr. W. S.. K to Susan Souk, youngest daughter of J. Ile:la. frig., Pembroke-terrace, Kenanagton. DONAR—VARKAI.7I).—Aprit 4, at St. Mary's, Dover, Ole If w. Tart eli , It. Sonar, E.R., to Delptune, daugbter " Moon P. Barran& of Parts. )ND—POMEROY.—ApriI 4, at Cheltenham, the Be, F• Vicar of South Vethetton, Somerset, to &litho August.. daughter of the late ion. 11. Pomeroy. at St. James's Church, Wrar...' William Suttee. Wok, Captain unattached, second son ot Colonel Cook, frith Light Dragoons, to ile'arletta, wand lots of Edward Moulton Barrett, FN., 50, W'impola.stn•dt. FLETCHEB—MOON.—ApriI 4, e.l St. Giles'.. Catubersu'O, J. F. Fletcher, of Selby, Yorkshire, to Elisabeth, duly the late Rer. W. Moon, of Deptford, Kent. DEATHS. BISIIOP.—ApriI 5, at the maidente at lur brother -mattw, Ocollatr, R.N., 3, Montagu4p4a^ re, Franer• itmhop. BOND.—April 4, Elias, wiled Mt. C. IL Rood, It; Falltatth"-"," KewMein. DOVES—April; at Dieklabargh, 3foriolk, K. Doter. FAL FAST.—AprII 4, at Balk Amt, widow of the We Malor.G. Yosy of the !meal Army, aged 01. KILLETT.—ApriI 3, at Great Yarmouth, Mrs. Mary tkit cit. Ike late Rev, W. toilet, rico of Deammthall, Norto;3, 4 01 . .YELL—April 4, at 10, Ladbruks.ptaee, Notting-hid. C. 1.F.• aged 73. T. 34311:4.—April 4, at Shawfard•house, tea t 4 L BL him, of AAR-park, Huta. hinted and W W Kula Wawa U•ta*, a %. I. stnmoo rtrol Lori" Prints:. .4 the 01 oh - greet. la Werian%a Whatiden.—Monas. Ana B. W. &W. &W. &W. .I.W. && W.&W. &E. &E. 1 4 1 . w. Lw. LW. W. S. N.W. 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