The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-30 00:00:00

osat: - . 1111A 1 JVFAZ - ,Dl4 - 1110MS: VlRSBl444ittali z .• . - - ZAN VARY 30, 1850. st µ . - WEDNESDAY ..ETENTNG, , and esetsead that it was not • lass leak denuded up its sock so sesseption, en ood in the ; elf d h• thert ei r a rth e h ill .- visitable by the eosin oe Berber and Fletsbees soaduet„ or the "In "SW nn rest g tt that sod a „is W triviso M su bmitted wee, es that ter eta act illegal. He undertook to restore' es ow ... so w s - a m id ast be rafted ea Mr. pater. tea property to Robinee friends in the funds, id whisk they TM aidard oa stidelph put it y e tk oi =a 4 of ed. et tiffs lomat, sad Bieber did the Miner opealy with the Pm nut was the cue of Edward mentors, who treated it as bemeeelal to thew He OPOI. Torarldo. la the yes 1628 Berber wee es• 'tearable. sed spat of the Usk& searated with Mr. Smedley, their edisher, whit bad bees --w - sed lop som a sa mamas ea imes MIS My; dee, FelltY of the Maul 1 7Peerfrh mad although lobed • rise 1138. The dragit epiast Barber ilia Ail le dragml the prefseden, the sett moral set be led away by ant . adapt with peraime,bat nempefambel thip eggs iimissegeyease tolerate, ad praytetkesetreettill the premium beat shat 21. 10s. ; the be was ealled ea to toll _tt, whoa be sly gave a ran. prombues. " B 11 " 1 " "se "la °f dunkallalmm• the hal liras nem' himself gig gm was • es- And erases te pugs 661. of whisk win Barber's taw ass t s . sa d del . n o w is e, I t yw o h s e s oa d„ s was aos sa *a moral , wak listireee tas) th a =hisk ad wes ibe le dhirle kith i su f tre e. , w it s ' illegal. how Bet h Berber's be t The felawat wee the Var. imee Abeet te sod of 1848, of 1841. hot ems whith the eohrtfhMlfilfdlki-aal with, es it lateher adverted Basher *0 seramolleS sae Ms. Reid. woe set as set dem is the ebehilluir of at likoney. Beebe , el Ripley, wbe we es of the maim d the sir less stated then he ails. ails fail t fhb f iallidaaa segage Wer. 11 '- Ims - if he knew of eras 1,8011. simit tie deseseed's arrears selo he always estreireen hi s le y massy es rams. sad tibia hed ile vi ers. H e bfe to other lat= r la P_ BM was as eseraingly smear d a earressedsees with kin amount betwfra era aide beam Week whisk was OlStisibed at latereds hr several lamina and a that. seep kr ast per, there seethe-Mr. Reid being and he ealy wrote was het*Zs_ Ills kr Paradwila kaWilaaa_. .1; I °. ol thie essiseally, es MOW misled him of this when be saw drams Llree WOO" Ind__ .11 litollatoma 3 2 the 11. es erase Mara At hag* Mr. Bell sailed at kb Mar., t", Leh agialfen th a• 61 = id. maf B ar. Mir a ead abbe. he Wifely emerald beet him tie her °C Whoa Dam. • Mini? T . " MAO ammo sad wheat of the property, he was es hr sailsted as =lllt „ M e l= s orira with hike le refer kit SI his 'elision, Moms Smedley soilage/en le • el he add he of Jetspraereet. With dm he metedingly had priessed le eskiel kind haft towards his tura. All SlPSellblat we prepared, ie h:M= The leaned &Olaf 1 Ill i sh ied =fu l to did with the the sem of • bird of his es • testes kr Fleisher (who ti_eastkile el Mg he me himself elms his wr ashes sat est to raper is it). The seas wee Anwar& eamaa - ualthi_....,_. =°L"wlsoh • degree ef luallillskY_ th • e by the szesan. who paid his a berated obese belief. The ling warraeste kr the lefersaadee, berate law shams. an d sat " ire was hem the Rev. flees dead, who, with his He eta pars meek time in this Miura besides Mira holt _awl the Mimi kWh's' sad of thintibl acme rapers ' sad Flasher paid Net 661. fir kb law bill, towards rm. Dam"' sa d h a goo s ta u a s in g " p ar t h e „ ma w soi. The Mr. Justice Patera.-An theft certificates ea ag leam sad iaterranie Iraqi& were e hy the erase davit f sierra sad mystery mask led been rads& ill Slack's S erf eat waldah- They "T• elatillestus laid before see, until terms le Fteedsses eatiskethe were m ra ngell. pgr .._. u.`re y . The peas Inn sow he the reesipt el this mosey. Tun Jar. Jr thm Pattoork-It is ma Pert of the "" " the was , p re h s hly. as s h a m, p hii sa th is py t a d o pa w" t h as Oduf side test he has set osedeeted amid well dual psadas prang the rainiest. lop e( dal lemony, rad it by ginthutialausafrok klm was se mere Os • spealetien se bees they were seemed, wk. w "a m maream nut me'r Mt it WY sot Rival. Ti. stresmat ice the per estate he Fat_ 0 11111 •"‘ *Ma. _V° of._ Slum had beta was net te send ear sixth, whines they may remind era- e.:•••••••....,___ htlflu.._lfehiltaa.._ ma. athithais,._•••ormth_____. 2 The y twelfth of the peepety. Mr. Smedley us ; must to me an ss_ . hrbr eel 3er mPrt amply with these Asess, sad Berber *ea saki diet the •••• het W .W.liSt Meta% to be reel ered was alma 1,4001., sad so soperant emu m 'mermen' ee ea tsead all hews" th s m u ss ea Is went a i ms Mr. gelds Fitiesem-I de rat see bow we tee take mg wmud ;sr Wthe r oomy. It was odd ea r. name et itatemeate et pesos at • distaste. It is spirit leselley lestaral on this erase of sedum era told eme7 s amfitle of the "wig. Wit it wadi sese day get his late degrades (this was de- ffe• mat wind a • -litra t lth amblm .1 mad i° as 111611 by Berber), and yet this Mr. imegeey, after this by m I" Uwe bernme XL Berber has bosh aldnetlY sent aim was " sr was i nat ..and aims hi. o „do his oat el the many, era het Sabra eerdirass hem perms w e lose Inman trameden et the very same kind. °m i m e e l ' arm alit"t• th were ll to he retired This wee b e , s a ndier.. atass iity, He astir dsoaa d a d t O Mr. Praise Pramma-Not at all; het beems they de set began B e cher tit b o b a d sa t th e assasy . sa d „I, soak the qraities, which is only that be amid skew what thee disentred what as immoral etetreet it was. Irk he has, bash login geoerallY with milerenes to tha Pay- It wee said the agreement parroted to be an t with math"' al ail If there was l arrisular thine eft Tonsil, as satire unager, who knew g about it, lh • T__._ me° Mimi" to lam° It bet alma% hat era whose same wee d ide by Berasr. This woe dos _.,_thilee ere wm_y_ . .olataithenta. =Wake frolkluk7 ▪ Flerater's desite, who id not wish te apear. Did it mo m ethasul Pew hohfurr ear. =tie; Tarred or did he complain ? Barbers wore that . Seepera Willies mid it was scese . wbet sperive to s od, ~ 1 „ ppm , * a mos o T wo& is a soo h i Mr. Berber, era if it had Mew times* that ft .. .weeld est mews " Aad Berber mid, " No, he is a real pence, bate have hem rasimirl° ' tin y °°4lll° la " la ' s """""` b 7 sa. *a net a ma tarp t h, mum." t „ as a ono ., davit. He must of cease stub to the adds et the raise. wart, bat with • street miss that math bra she Ms es. p Ms. Justice Nthiscie-Teirrell might sot be prejudiced, s al te d w hich would hats "ad to Wl° el° evert ia ad " but yes de not rata te say that each falsehood is the prat- jest i ss a the ea"' ties ;Alit is so. I think the seas it is left off the better, and Mr. Justice Pause-Tins Ins sot been a single is -1 will " way power se a ni mas„ It. stance of soak entiflestee Motet Mee termed. y ds. S. w lras- h that whit e hdoss w i th as Mr. fimierat Wilkie' sold as emehat the deaden of the Mattis to drain, bat Tansies memo was sot Weaned is Court. The learned slew* them shortly reespitulated the W apemen to detain. sad the sly news was that M aafe ..... of his application , sad costehded th at ho Mil Fleteker's sum sight sot be inserted, as he ad set wish 1% mad. ,__satwillarr°l Mr. Bub"' to be kraut that the iniermatio• cisme ken ids Sup- Mr. " att•na--." yea meta OM of forth =Dried " l b w t h a t o a k kwahtta thought this / swops sm . for a rale to show 116110, 1111111 sty that you us stilled to Tice, ii. preralotise et their Miships" opiebe would lave • till pH' due effect; but Mae there wee sis atomise to deedre. Sir F. naive showed erase easiest the rule, sad said Mr. 'atilt* Pot Stoo-I do au pat it ea the panat oc that the limed emiesat had mitered se largely into Si. era thus being so Lasko to deeds, Wee the Mead posed 88 W hate loft Wes little tam to go into .say of the ••‘• that alder so einassomem ma a hkeliose ever be jrailled, wires the sine alithsod to it by the Cm" sad he =MI mid I rasa le pat it braraly sad distinetly whose ea seek a therefore oethlmal his othereatime are as than • 'a= matter ems before theme& as perable. Considering the warm intense Mr. Stspeat Willis. wee net *ere to gelessy seek se 111 tiffs eass by Mr. &test Whim. it was last °plaice or tojustify falsehood, but be only gave it es as dies- surPrielag that he 'booth hem indt4sd in assaY trades el the pasties which ratted. It wm sure by Bea- stems obeervadoes. He (Sir F. Thesiger) bed bee that 100 a des this tresseemien gme told hi m th a t Mud with =tree regret his learned (neat soidentity hlm- Mr. Freskield, Shelter of the Bank, Meld his trised, self with the cam, as it was calealated to embarrass*, coitus Mr. Nuns ea etterse), et this eery property, bat kg h a d takes by the counsel opposed to him. There was SOMA mis• net beim noticed. This mama eintradieted, and if it wee take se to the position of the Law Society, for by the nest laptops ea se *Seer Sae wart to divolo seek a het it sat for regolatiog Weems that orMtY was amde the tem not right of Mr. Freakish' to commusitate it to a private mem of that body; sad the 26th testis ride it zees Need, mu he wee nem', r mdpaide ea Ba r b e r. Tu s ig. my be diem, when say attorney did not take up his esti davit ot Mr. Smedley stated that he was rain or Geste, net to greet it without the mean of the curt, sad a mi. Reid, of R o m e , w h o was m at e d a t th e p ro p er ty of to lutists iogairy a costs when it was necessary. la Mr. O craw, e f ir arw i s h. stros t. sa d h s atin t re d a ma . Barber's use it was not consid.red that hiseertificete Mold m Ns Reid, sad in eensequireos era Barbs, who be of seers., sad the facts IMO referred to the Mora_ mowed tower late it s almi o ft t was mired t a t o to who was to go let* the whole matter, sad his learned ibmil pay ene-sizth of the property. He reseestrated, bet sub- had, ea tke Issuing of that order, expressed Sewell &dem seciesetly complied with the terms whim Barber told him that the fullest in lotion should be made. It wes ea the property was sheet 1,4001., sad the egreemeat was this amount that the Hester went iato the circumstantial stared into. He took the seem, steps at the Beek, sad beyond the mere inquiry ce the terms of the rule, se to receive& the sertuarted &rands, sad paid the sem of on. what had been the conanet d Mr. Barber daring fla• h un d re d 'o t itis to B ar b er . sa d too b hi s "m a t Th at a t continaance of his practise, and. therefore, the attendee of Wn os as- paying this to tuber. he " s w i m t i ts the rule was to wet what the intention of the sort gee s lag se eztreardiesey and objeramble that be felt salted on and the Master had dose his duty a each la to warn Barber eat to peeked is nth mattes as it would There was not the slightest proteges eft the est him into dilimiltiem What mead the trait think when which had bout thrown oat Maths , the Master with regard la it was stated that Smedley sever paid Barber at all, but paid kis haviegperverted the deeenientsbeterekiraerezhibleraray the messy M • clerk, who west with the receipt toSradity's him , or that he erss other sham disPoisi., mote in the ogee, aid he never said a wood to his Barber being out et of his duty. It was very baldly Sala that Mr. Brhr town ? This was sworn te by the clerk. Weald sot the wet to have answer ed the rotten charged tout J a d es hg t , g mo u s y. „A sa " by hi s acts ? bet Imes stood on Ms free pardon, which woulde lime Mr. Smeller also said that "he bad bees led Into a • complete answer, and the court would not have gall Yes blind bercsia." What did he mean by that ' trey in vestig a tion of anything elm Mega solid him. Thu wh at was then a W tiamost i oa sa d t h a ato ,.. effect of the authorities cited wee si ll only d Zet a pries in which it was °Mena to wens% suit a tens fellanted • Person to all the elle whisk ago They had got the alienates' and then they hashited Plied to every citizen generally, but it did rat NM" whether t h ey s h ou ld as " pa th s " t h e t w o s , H s a i a ,, the moral taint or restore the privates ell* he . said that it was an sad that he with dielculty get been* enjoyed In the ease of Hat died .gees'. Barber to take 1051. He mid d he did all the prerasioral Bench Reports an attorney was indi@led ea& ear business except • stall pertioa dose by Barber, which woo rimed of conspiracy, and the jadgisent wee enema he coonseirted by Berber's idlitlavits,u4l he also mid that at the the inniffrkurY of he indietkeht, an erallaalloh was ands time of eateries into the sereesent he folly Massa Terrell to ore emu to mike him off the rolls, and it was este& diet to belle party sop w y w d t o w sad from whoa wi s . the revemal did away with the whole Sham ; bat the met ' ameba was to imam The egkevit of Barber stated that held that it did not deal with the heti, sad tbSt they hod • ' la lal be was applied to by Fielder to meet in tracing the die:retie& to Gondar whether the person so &santed wee a repreestatives Game Babas, it haying come to his Pour person to be an attorney. Bo it was in this cue whit kneeled,. shat he bad /led prameed of 1,2001 or 1,4001. in regard to the Pardon which it was rut Wag the result eff the the lands. He a d v i se d m ata h as to mars ht or W w h s deep-rooted satiation of Sir G. Grey in Mr. Barber's sod he h a d doss sea „l a . B ar b er t h en surs ha k w t h e Moans But in Sir 0. Otero letter it was Mid that do oms d that Mr . add at Ripley was t h e motto' , the verdict was warranted by the facts proved at the trial, sa d will he catered are o sassmaa w s d aa w i t h hi", Is toms and setwithstandbe the weal examistits of the queue of Reid's Bass aid ether came, the eserespondenee me at the Home ear, still Um' had Wes into the error extended over NMI made ; bet, at the mad of the year, of suPliesing that Barber had been convicted as an messoty Raw „it" as a i m i a k wma d ai m t h at &Aw e kid before the feet, issued of uttering the will keowiag it to be died pommel of property of which the G a t emen we re so t • itery, which might have hes a amiss digests It aware, that Ms client bet bete at ezpense is amiss the pro. math Out be dialed that Mt. B tzar bad been . subjected to piny, and was williag get ce to put it is the of partial severities at Norfolk Island, which he had borne the p aid, y on Si. payeent of one-eath. o °nisi= with ezempbry prams sad fcrtitede , and it was not pe ws made by Reid, sad Smedley, his attorney, called sable to 51 7. 1 th„ w moth this thight have weighed with the ea Barber, sad ark tequilas which he declined to give Beeretari outs in pasting the Pardon, the egret of which sad that ths stems " et i too tt. y, as to t h e „ sae s t t i t ; be (Sir Y. Theslger) would admit, but not to the extent streemeat, was entree as he acquiesced in it, and sly hiled •• the other side, which went even to its setting wand 101 lower terms; which he communicated to Fletcher, 611416 entirely the consideration of the trial mid meiotic, of who said that the matter might be litigated ; and it it was Mr. Barber. It was an advents, that tat we sew pm seemed over the court where the trial tech pas, sad ever net proved to braes to these parties, the muse would fall es kis TM terms were at length speed to by Smedley, the Home Secretary, in being able to look at the whole of eel the use of Fletcher was Ana butted is the agree. **transactions in the case in all its bearings. It was aid stet; hot he wished that sew era knows to Barber Meld that the trametions in question extended over four years. be imerted, sad Mr. Terrell, Mad mean of the Brighten That was • mist e ke , t h e first being in 1840 and the b ra la mod. flesh o f It tow%soft„ propose d, 1842, heist only two years. Besides this there was who Pr ose ams had been cilia w orts & as " totes in ot h er Robias's case, which um between Hunt's and Bar. transactions, as well es that el other friends ; that the sane chard's, sad the there were in this sorrow mos practise prevailed ia the ogee is which Berber was ads- fl to transaction', enough to have exalted the m uted, sad also Is mast seveyanstere Siam. Taal the picion of any one, far more one ascribed as caution', statement of Smedley, that he believed Tonsil was the per- rations, and inquisitive. Most of the semen to the charm sea essayist Barber, was entree, as Smedley said he sup- spinet Mr. Barber had been derived from his own affidavits posed Tunell was • " nos-de turn ;" sad Berber told sod the pamphlet in whisk his owe statement of this case was kim he was • reel pence, but not the reel party to the cow Pat forward. Mr. Flstrther, who thunaseed all the tram* Msg. Vete this latedity said it was of no consequimes, setions to Barber, was not an old client bliss Stewart's ow, me whoever WO the kranaation would get the reward if but he Mahe ••• at the std of 1818 1113 2 : the was reenmem That it wee iambs that sad it was about • year east that he bilielemd Stewart's mast el the bailees, ea Barbee, his partner, and ems, sad it was not nt WSW bow these ewe wets krMkt, were . seawall outplayed ea it. the bill of introdesed to Barber by sr es slated in kispempidet. Fistelier ameastrat to 661. la April, 1842, Ike dem was It wee thus Mated by Balm la that pamphlet : " About this established, sad Fleisher elarasel ; that Smedby's Parted, Fleisher told lee that he buf M. 1161 a• of ob 4 ainin6 SWAINS% that be iimsestestal with Battier en dm amen tnt.r .thou at the lea 10 le the Mang of Walt el the treemedes, wee ranee ; bat, on the eisetrery, in that and dirks& laskimeide rd that be &voted • Portion month el April. 8 IMO to Barber's tad stated be ot his time to USN MI thl aresses with • view to a waited kr lalormatioa Mat the prop. rty of se Dorris ; liberal ellimeraden be his freckle; bate Is order to and, ia craisopemes of the delay that would occur at the NOM 8016 sh slimetheas was teensy, Beak, be wished Ira sliest to get it for him ; sad he gem wash le Mehl seeeslimes require um le pesos. I cos beauties se the MPS, whelk Bober gave to Fletcher, thread he veldts sheet live yeses, is dresses et which who pre au sewer, whisk was erimeekinteil to Smedley, he ra sed out several el die true rams el Mb kiwi el pre terite paid 31. he Berber's katers sed atteedesete is the .at - Purl. sad through ht 7 Proksholtel inekullathaalfai Omni ter. This Smedley raid est May. He peeked one MO- them in messeies of it. Bat, arts; th samepried, he meet, sad Seised kb destries le his puede* the mat also krtodisted I" kirk's , M leek( no lo oms% don illowlesaiii Slimed se • peat mend emeeden with sash_ WIRT, an et intervals ef SAM • year, . Wes Mr. Isedley the ma to point the who claimed sat procured • large amitat of property (by = l ::f . seme et Barber, mad to be tin pet sad kronen el souse false emestires), to whisk they had ao real title' the Law liseisty 1 and, se matter what Lis sestina ia the It was clear Barter mu t have bees aware that Fletcher wee lean* ti kis deals ie this matter, he was ealy ebtakting aloe:nation unfairly and serreptitiously, as to on. Cr: 4 The Alava of Mr. M MIAOW *, OM deleted dividends In the bank. They were at bed of ea was sa snow d r k t a g ar b l e s aka. n a nd that he we umeel diameter if r more, era miseleted to rem the esiral the km Smedley. Mr. Smedley,a his seephiem of • reeiesabk. man, sod W elegke of MR Barb ti sewer te this elMeit, said be ride the remarks at the was reellirsd boa his, ad might Nee t o oli si Ziestelhem time, at the Marais es to the sem to be sot erne it his, sad yet the facility with 'bilk be Fabbe's was paid Bet he bed set traded the siteest manses- Morals of the natter was at beet . The Is die. The ass eve err that 01 Guest arid Beynelds. Tlis eve et Stewart was fee el elt aldraise. lesteel eve hod tees already eiljetheted es by Muter his mead heremated the aweeallibilni as • y given.) It miser Ike aurae, whe mid there wa s "wag b t it, sad was said that Bedew gm* his biked the treassetice erased the bras se be paid. It was a ebbs of Mr. Barber writing • letter to the Res Mr. Cemil. le whisk ast rams kr .sedum messy to a WI:114•1 a • erase. Barber was at- had het mama Seem meet dews a grad WAN 15..., to • /war! ia • saws store • verdict was found or the 17th of Oeleher. 1840. liras he enembled mold kr 2001. Tue sera were taxed, aid sit ail lent la peesses, who all said they bed Dora heel d Btsemt answer was rod. tßarbs,, stating that be had having a rater ramp one. TM TWA dha logelelle s l Paid • Prim naked Beth • losi et 12.. 18. ; but Reid was, dards., sot very satisfactory, sod wee Mira UMW swore be had sly received 31. Is., mad soother, Crete, who bed to induce a beliet In the want d ideeliee in the ebbe ; was stated des a have readied 121. t 0.., Berber seen he bad Daly as pa but still he went on with the lesseellok arm OD Wlg, received 21. • Is. TM esplautim give 6 y Bra war that was he a pplied to Mr. Suede he rages dee to Oda he wrote a letter to era littielpti, eh seat at Tesa.% Stewart, Mus relieved a hie sra Beira ser. ' &rutin rem to pay diem witnesses 121. 18s. seek, sad sop- reseeded with there, sal dm deeM Straws' by gm that it was am, he proudel to tax the costs, but of the Miran _el the tem skim pi wee mast I;=pli did met pay Reid tiu afterwards, sad Croft aot at dinner am Wash should Is. Wesel holm se ell-but he Berber rebeequr et tli: s eld him. TM Muse Maser ' s pause, and which militated spied his emergem Ira pert sell eotald net j seek sondem la , swearing he plisit belief a the troth of those mersdies. Bo the het bed paid whim he bad sly dislocates to pay. Perdue, of entres having reeds& the smell d Ike teems duty he led aelleseverad satin, but Berber had net Mee gran in Stewart'e ores eft a eireemstame whisk the we was of heed, there beings meat ,went braes his ara Morale essider. It was urged that the dud lid ea Pees. Sidelph. drake to deal with this est, as it was eel does a Milner Mr. Pewisee.-I es glad this matter has bees be- ter etas seamy. TM same le the we disil w irk gra ea, warm there is • loorrer of pramise a the suer- they applied oely te the tummy pragedso of ell tog ohd„to d "same, rake, if it des a.t amoral by Width it meld rased as rams le de my eel to false sweerleg, is Best repreherable, kr MO owe eau Mee the question was very differing Asa they WIN a right t o "mar that he hes paid sees till wale rams has leg his 0110411 MA with Mums to the moral ef • SOW been actually paid. I hope that it will be elliesiliesi that if tire • sad it wss insertaat te urge this en die mee= this practise is poised, aid as kraus elk is hreught be- Wties el erases with refugees to • be. the sort, it will meet with the severest repeketies. ass. At all seats, op to July 1642, tkat mew Makel ac r , go ssa dwitd as h ot dug se Na mradjustity swear- a the heads el Baba neepplied to its West. hem \• attra m be, *old be, leaned On if Boehm ... eras a fraud, be might have bun gime- MOO Weis tha snow, hinnies the genies maid set be Mid enerigh to press Km he`ll,4lo if he Imateemi the etammiles • stereo as, he IlselsOff. aide of e. honest *sty, te pay that as ditestedin blames siss mot as stimegeoprists it so be did, end hen eMe Menai he sold mos easspe. It was dear that et thee eineffbather was ising nomer by seeminedaties WOO* al night have has essosiemt le Met see be pay diet slop nun The ant .ease was the One s min if will seems ans. aloft la hese, 1841, sal trecisien la Mitli the ont, 1843. In all the Sm he arm t wale n eon mote tams, Ibsen& epiellseig astmlled lone wee sole ese. one aresseasis sailiesidimmy lepatelc Os amine ef Ms telinesses le Oedematous lime glen - Onion egg address. Tiled OS, Inn% and aseshares, were is the MSS 10ffoldling. Kr. &a yes pm* thirA? air F. Tht wilb nese is esset, sod mum Were the minim ever desk Oil the similarity wee se etzking es Wail !smirk hen*, senner, sad is the i with of S h u s hed sad isiffit were of the dame of is.sad 111111kgsior le Oa WM Ott i the attestatieme were, vesthekes, le the bees 1s by that set. Berber wee 'esid M bpd earehrig ementined the wills, sad it was iseendide, solos as 'Maw el eirsionse meat to Ant Ins nes le a tremetitisa Met this, end be a party to then, 7 t ur Tha b ilift ilisitsr el lib ronmasi tS (47 4 T willa w tior esesui bl" )bere llisqsa is seillej kh liess. thst a V a z s i s sinssik is did wa s Mlles le be impettesh /.,pass WUki. ssid se sash awn was posselbed by M eras F. Thenger owl the stones giving the me& ef mites. 'AN them were etessted is that siesair. The Owning het we that sit the wills, both Ohre sad sitar the Wilis AO wage the sane. It wee . end that One feels =or*betroths et the ponces to whom they wen Asd why f Bosom they IMPS mob ahem le dillsont poetess. It was sail OM Blew her had ohms an esplemectka as te inn Oh wee, ifs., Oat im the ilrat of them mess, liteeren's. Mr Fees wet by Ifleiiiher, seats winks Who Ws pliffmnseel was obtain& Is the sesesel, Begallartre, he ma eldllow& Jessie, stead Owl. sO "gook mg orli ietredsensa of the bsedne el the laths, toe at first Ilse was his sliest. Hanes had seise disegreenest with One gestiemea about their bill is this esd ether 11111011 V, 1111. k the nest ern emploped Messrs. Iggnidea sad Peale, Om prase= of Keno emesses. duriag - In suestses yeses . elmensO. earn s. their OR beam essaseted with Mr. We., ism Ks being the Mr la as isepeetast snit, whisk bed been before the es of the will et the Rev. Gorge Gerdes C ni sl a la t whisk they had bees Maimed se the Tin Mee employed Mr. Wills is all the sum that inh. sesuesnir arse is the dice, of "Ma wee OW mg. Wills was, however, sew engaged in &Air= As to Mr. Fonda* set disaweltsg - dl this, - he bed so de with It, sad sib Ines met um* 'shinned a Um at they near isms Mho him. With egad to the bras d Olt by Mr. 'NOOK is sennenesting th a rZ ef the tameanred divides& is the an of Babies, the On was thst the list of the sums of peons poisoned of sr - shined &Mob mos published bw and mites par tite NOM es the seffiler le OM link le was booed et no lea mg bigamists, sad he did se non the. his lag is Ohs so. The ems of Bmisheed yes Introduced be Flembee in Os same way as the eases by Kiosk% • Ito Data maksimm to Ms, eppermitlymige a= IMO a Valhi& she espenemeed te he dater her amt. Basher tedesesik the bushes, sad otitensd probate. It was seeswery fke him to err r the exeestriz eV Mo. Butherdi soh she Ind AMA she we residing is Greet linesellfitreet.Bisemsfeary. Berber wrontaletter to bee which was Mused se "mm known." He write gmettsr letter Is her, whin; he sent by • ninesger, sad sets after FAisebetk Bersiterd append at kis dies. Hire was a ikeeiMMOS to iodate him a passe, onisslarly regaining the Imes tieing of the Mess* 'Me devises lisewert's ono, bat he 'soh se halm inteiry, end Wild a the Bank with her sad mined kw* gefithg the shone paid, men of it being paid Is gold. Tar treaessies was Owens sot with est onspiciss, sod Bata's vglieses sad santios Mend have hses exeraistd, sad it was hopenible he essid lave bass deseiveL Inds= tome a ease between Beesimets sad Hest's, *kirk mod have spewed Barberlo a r r whisk eosin to he M e wooed aof what i That el sense was the ewe of Rolrdes. Barber, a bekelil of Flegeher, was trafilidcing for him with a seen whisk be knew had bees improperly obtained; and, ultimately, as greenest was prepared, by which a per mintage met mere the. see-sizth of the property was to be received. It was .for Mr. Terrell was wholly uneccoaiated with this toseintlek sad Mr. fletedley mot positively waled that be did at knew that this was • Ultima name, or that he lind the easvereatios with Buns as stand by inn. U lobe belined this as kens trasseenes, why .did he not beget Finsfases omen the sgrereimst ? Whe t ream was there fit istredesig the BMW of a stranger, except for the pigpen emeselhp all knowledg, of Fleaher's being egged la indieffeinf It was said it was steal to introduce names into onveyasees without the ussont of the parties, but he (Sr F. Thrive) was safe it must be rare, and only where names were required for a mensal purpose. Bat to intrados a aims of a puma without his towledg• in as agreement which purported to state that this person pos. sired perticular laboutios, was a palpable false hood, sad said sever g r el the prank* of respectable selisiiNk sad II INS it could only hays bees dem fs • • ten whiceßathre w to be at lean discreditable, if net dishonest. It woad moonily have been a prejudice to Mr. Teroll to limbos implicated 'vita indirectly, in each • transestiou. Ow of the sum of 1064 paid, B whir received 651. sad Fletcher 501., whereas they were entitled, under the agreement, to 2001.; and wleyphould they have given up their right to that f There w no Jensen for saying that Mr. Smedley was engaged beldnar graseictions, for he merely applied to Berber is i hemenien where informatics' was reqcsil ire a ems whin ilmi manned stock was knows, and no raw, wee reeffeed a past he it, except 31. for Barber's helm at ettemilemsem With tois ewe fresh in Barbseareinimies.and his hatinscemeened Fletcher in the treareeden in the Nihon' nes* el Kay, 1842, Hunt's ern was iatrodsesd be him. A of pains said to be Heat repre sented that he Ind the wit his grandmother ef 1829, and that the dividends MI set been paid time 1808, sad semusted for not bans& proved the will by his having bees et sm. Barber 1/11114 with, to Donne Commons, sad Thefisiter, el .1. , said that there would pre. telly be a is the stock without • declare. has er identity. after Fletcher introduced • woman I idled Howard to stake this declaration. Barber imam labia, pprenpared the declaration without say inquiry as te Ike btiivMal making it sad went as with the butane, and mit the farm paid to Hunt. There was also hers a similar of the legacy duty as is Btewart's case. In h a rlV lsi ehsmo Dif.forpsyment of that duty it was clear h was at L Owen aid he did not receive the money, but Oat his Ma INN made out prospectively by a clerk of his wined Ifesteny,:wko was now in Australia ; bat from whom send the isetnetions have come but from Barber him self ?—and the master had come to the ocoelosim that the money had bum ressieed for the omen of this duty and bad never been paid, and Barber was in the sane dilemma as betas stated is this case also. fileek's ease commenced senewhere before 4th October, 1842, and there was no doubt Bombe idelsally believed It was • similar ease to that of ishiss. Oa 4th October, 1842, he put himself is cosusuni milinwillk Captain Foshan, in order to marten the legal pommel representatives of Asa Black of Chelsea. Prior a this Barber had ascertained Ann Black had formerly fended in South. street, Chelsea. Foskett replied, stating that Ann Slack resided with him on the 25th October ; Barber wrote • letter, silting if Mies Slack ever resided at CletiMpioad he nd spelt her Christian name with an l o." Fontein re in t iffionatio In both instames. This was on 27 October ;so that he knew, besides the Ann Slant said to have died at Bath, there was another Ass Black alive, who had also lived at Smith-street, Chelsea. Falun came to town and had an interview with Barber, whoa it was said he concealed the real age of his sister-in! how, sod led Barber to be li eve the was not the real pees he was in search of. He also learnt that a Mr. Hubei had bees Aso Black's trades under a power of Mersey, and died In 1842. Did this difference of sge esti* Barber ? Why he still corn spoaded with ninth sad adapt inforsuitios which might idea tifY his skitir4s.law with the Kies Black required. He wrote a him to say that a Kiss Sleek was possessed of stock of small snout, and wished S. know the name of her tru ism Why did he want this information, when he was esthied she was not the puns ? At last a letter was write tea by Berber's Ana, stating that the identity could not be opported, hoping that the commoisatios would be cone. I andel, sad that if "their efforts is dinoverig the real denten were sueotenal, they would sonstenieele it for the • satishotio of the young lady." Or- her represented that some time after Fletcher InnmsimMd as extraordinary accidental discovery of the red shiment, which he related as follows: On the 16th, Fiseihwt 'OA mid said, that after fang la all his previous esertione, he had at last met with the real owner by the neon essident. He said that whilst superintendine sone owing( a hours he had recently pa/shred at Westminster (the essoyesse of whisk we had propmedj, he got iota sow veseatiss wing one el the Wealialk, at, tiding the* he was • (Ashes men, be iseoired if he know esybody of the mom of Men there; that Um man them rehired him t - t a hoes at Moho' ; that epos 'squiffy hethere _ was referred be No. 7, Franelenress, Tettonmweetwaosd, where he Med i a highly-respastabie mesas, whew. the mice of the owner ' of the meek. Heat he err mai sathied of the identity ef patenas be had preened • facisimile of the to the will, sad had it sompered with the beak books, and they tallied wetly I congratulated Nn epos the leaky hoiden which had led him to the weer; but he said with a shrug of wall-fel/rued disappoint-' I neat, " Yes, but I shall gain nothing by it, as she does not MON my isformation." I sell she may not be aware of le right to this particular stock. He said "Oh, yes she ban as It is expremil ems& in the will. But," end he, N dese mie ewer le be particularly connected with a mildlem sad 1 recumetead her to yoar Ann." I throated uosi. Oa on menelag he introduced her as Mies wai n " Mos was droned is Kan, and was very respectable b applalleek She produced the will, and I particularly reel that the eignature wily corresponded with the &gut E 4 Fleteher had originally given Ise of that Is the kg& big like as old lady's, end the very eosin elM a is irons aridly. At the : i sio: ar ffie s j o bs =174 bylrdek is appeared she bad died h the February, ef gist is the stew" sped IL rArtionlaisoredilie messes el a diseevery se e kld r = be giVi; sad le egos' that lherkee, as i ts alaraaay, mill have bees hashed it, slit rat rimmolumeas whisk enema, meld sesig be en esporieg his Undo= t• have bias wild. there were three Aid Maths who bad bets nidell In Smith-snot, Chelsea: an who bed died at Beth; _snip the, akin, sad ILAN with Oephia imbed; mid this ILK she btilkAthh/logiee. &air Bakst lave MIS sew de ihWi salved t Woo it pathiliet s• (Me , be ilisiet theism le lelestli• Was aft he lot thithth_lasthetee WOW iageitith Is pro. test Idi limisille esseeleesset result to • ' themes* estidow he bethsi • ,into paled Asps Ks.. Whoa this weithastios wailer with the fear previous ems. it we sitar his epos have bees opened, sad he Id ath hens bees lotthest this was as ethasket es width he abseil haw insitthel laguiries. • letter ateida is the Both was pri ed BMWs elle, sad Ms set Aim illeek's death thed in It by Beetietighboriik • eiressatheace whisk most have noshed Os llsiolail this this was a Wed Ass Slack. The will was iliZtllltheasi Is Barthartre and Bust's eases in every bee the person iatereetad was Ana Black, of Szahh• the"' Oblate, sod Carets Beath had stated that his alaterth kw bad lived then mil the we leek ewe to dearth, the welseth is Ass 11100k t lam* al Smith s4eet, Olieleth o bet ow of Pisa" a theasetenee which should bovasselthil leglis. 'WWI set the Mese of red isms when the moth hoe will hose toss seMaleab 1 Mr. Ins*. O--dip—'Le pawl who ethAs the will haw ef the sleek, asseilig B ithethilealky. Wins is the tato of it ? lir P. That . . 71 .18. Kr. Judie It low Of lb* desk this • but bad sot rethieed as ter those dm Is. Mee. Mr It Thisipth7Tio. shotheollis of his lordship's was Iwo a SpitiO WW I sad leeperlisek lesasse Fletebeee con fession has buss med. whisk Athol thss Barbee lad nod the will aillt silthed*wad if use lethenible that it iseld have escaped like * the Ws know of the steel, sad W set mobs& the •thisede, this Mite the only property Sheba. Than were Ills dessowlasses ender whisk the Meth was celled on how is petheenee that the 'seat of the jury was set right, bet to sap that, froth this. sod ether Beth, shut tf the Nos hod bete differeat i li prorsted te the SP ZI t• ould =balk he ( onised gr P. d Tkodpr) weld uo owdska i that the wort eay that the van** was tight, sad ems whisk she apart wevid =z i t . me sew pressed to thesider the then of It Wag now • few minutes to Bee e? the south thsteated that as the thee meet be Werth it wield be bettor to do it at this peith, saes Mr . wad eseelthe to finish witbla as boor or so ? Itir F. Ttmaigee said if the ease was to be interrupted he theeld==dese hue. Mr. hoped their larslabips would ax • day or two after them, eessidering its great importance to Mr. Berber. Kr. Judie Patinae—We have already axed the days for Sistine. .Me Terse, whisk we are booed to publish in the Ossoths Kr. &death Wilkins said that in a see like this a day Right be flied by mend. After the wart had soneulted together, Kr. Isaias rattatos—We have appointed days for the satiap after Ufa till &Ulf day, the leth, bet if you issues we would sit on 18th and 19th. After those further soovereatios, it wsa arranged that the couniel is both sides should endeavour to settle • day for the hearing, and let the wart know to-Rome (this day). THE POLICE COURT& XANSION•HOUSE. CRAMS AGAINST • GOLD/NlT[. —Mr. Limonites of Perk-plea-terrace, Paddington , • gentlemen officially con nection with the Great Western Railway Company, applied fora SIMIIIOIIII rgainst Mr. Barad!, a goldsmith, la Cheap. aide, wham be clona with having sold a Swiss watch, whisk weal badly fee a " Barwiee" watch. The alderman, Walesa of stadia' a summons to Mr. Bur ies*, imartssoaely seat a message to request that the defen dant would attend and give so explanation of the transaction. The Mansica-house messenger, _ however, returned with an account of an interview with Mr. Burchott's servant not at all satisfactory or respectful, and the consequence was the immediate service of a peremptory order to appear to gnawer a serious complaint. Mr. Limon,* said, on the 24th of Jelly last I went into the defendant's shop, and purchased this watch which I hold in may hand of him for 191., believing it to be, up.= his represeetation and the inseription inaide, one of Mr. Barwise's meat future. It went well since I pur chased it, and being setvnished at such a feet, I took it to tie house in St. Nartin's-lane, where I was told by Mr. BerWlN's successor that it was never made by Mr. Bemis', but that it was a Swim watch, and by no means to he com pared to an English watch of the rice which was gives for it. I isooordiaoly called upon the defendant, and represented to him the roan of say inquiry, and he then offered to let sae harems Zaglishisasde watch, but he said that I must pay 71. more for it. As I tonsidered, however, that the dealing I had already had with the defendant was not of a nature to iodises ate to lacrosse my cot fidence in bins, I declined the proposition and was advised to some here end snake this repreeentatica. Yr. Bsrehett said he had purchased the watch of a dealer, who had assured him that it was of Mr. Barwist's manufac ture, and ha believed that such was the case. The Alderman—You must knsw, if you understand the business, that them are not the Hall marls. There is nothing in the watch to show that it is English. Mr. Burehett—l assure you that I bought it as a " Bar. wise," but I am stilling to be guided by your opinion in the matter, and will readily give in exchange a genuine English watch. The Alderman—Well, I think it would be more agreeable for the complainant to receive his money bark, and if that be retanted there is an end to the matter. Mr. Liscombe—l certainly would prefer the money to another experiment. Mr. Burchett—l only wish that the magistrate should decide between us, and I am prepared to pay back the 191. this instant. • . Th. Alderman—Very well. Li that be done. The isawey was then paid back to Mr. Liscombe, and the watch was returned to Kr. Borchelt, and both parties lett the Justice room. MARYLBBONE. DONATION.—Mr. Broolibtoo requested oar tormrter to oekoooltdoe the tempt ot 21. from "A. 8.," for the pcoa box of the coat:. LAMBETH. C 11•101 INSANTIOIDI.—Martha Rogers WAS placed at the bar for farther examination, on suspicion of haring wilfully caused the death of her illegitimate offspring, and concealing its birth. A garntity of evidence of a circumstantial nature, in sup port of the charge, baying been %atilt by the nagisints, tas prisons: was is ands& Now A. LONDON GAZETTIL—Tuaday, Jan. 29. Joon BARU ; Chelenshank, Vroar7l;heilisanntsehtrer, to amender Feb. H and March H, at It. at Bristol Court. 8010, Cbessbyre, Ctwitsobaro, ant Abbot, Balla ; of. wags., Hutton, Bristol. Baum. Bannia., Edwardatress, Marroos, cobutet maker, Feb. at 111, and March 9at I IS, at Basingiall-atzwet. Sol., Barrow, Great Portland-street. Marylets ne ; oL wig., Pennell, Guildhall- chambers. Taonse Dos, Swinton Iran-worts, West Riding of Yorkshire, Feb. 14 and Marti 14, et 11, at Leeds Orme. Sole., Barr and Nelson, Leeds; off. wig., Preteens, feeds. Trireme Heaver Newark•uporTrant, No m =hire. miller, Fels. If and larch 13, at 11, at the district mart bid at Nottlagbant. Sole, Hodgkins's,. Newerk.upon-Trent, and Idottenun and - Co., Birmingham; ca. Blttkaton, Notting. bent. Rieman Loom, Newmarket, Suffolk, tailor, Feb. 11 at I, and Mont la at If, at Sortnoballutroet. Sots., Kelly, New Bowell.oourt, sad Blow% Bury St. Edmunds; off. rang" Graham, o,lemin street Immo Hurtle Nuts, noes, Some; broker, Feb. 8 at Ili, and March fat 11, at Idelnsball-etreet. C MS =, Plowtoo, Great inmee-etreet, Sedford.row, aad Kennett, Poplar Marrow Flamm Lower.asersb, Lambeth, Iligh.street, Poplar, and Deptford, boot and shmataker. Feb. I and March 14, at 12, Dasiagttall.Ureet. aoL, Batter, Tosieratrset; off. arils , Belt, Coinsisstreettiolklings. 010401 RIDICOCT ttinthalit Imaufaeturer, and March It, at 11, &Ab NO e Blradasbant ems District Court held at cot s . Machin'. la, Hawkey, Natlnglas , olf. mai., Bittlestan, Not tingham. 11.1311 T Bully 1110011•161 t and EaUced, camas brewer, Feb. 13 at 11, and mama 3, at 12 at Kasen/saw Court. Bola. Mass. Cole, Adelpht-terrice, sod Mali, Minebeiter ; off. swig., Putt, Men- Grows arm= 81111P1" Maashernsr, border, Feb. 11 and March Va, at Manchester Court. ISM. Laming sad Riebizdece. r; off. wig., Itenibists. MOAT arsafros, Aylmbury, ISelftensinam trader, Feb. Bat 11, and Mirch 14 at 11 at Malarannamort., Sala. White sad Co., Redford-row, and Parma, AMeeliary ; Essig., Column, Mrsitin. lams BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jan. Ovosos Timms Warns Brick-Ws k Luke's, builder. DRCIARAEIOI3I OF DIVWMMDL Manz Mo Omani sad Jaws Jamisoo, Idmalmatir, Email wars ma. adestatms—lii dtr. a f td, Jo. El, sad any subsequent Tamisy, at andinV, Joan Ilmonms, umililer—let dlr. of 25., Jan. 1111. iml UsepooL Taoism haratio " =T l PPirldni.. ll let dlr. of Is. 3d., any Tiauselsy. at Chelan Birmiagbasa. DITIDEND4I.—Feb. 22. J. Aeksw, Itsrpied o aaA Ignahast. Ohs shim, hotel 11 Feb. 21. B. F. Oar. Wank Mortlindidssomer —Feb. fa. D. Ease, asmensabli% Boer kaper—Fsb.lll. T. Feb. 11. J. laws sad T. F. R. Ma w, r=z=Ar lesisis—Pab. D. Marla lis uii. Liciapool, IL J. Morriss, O N Driall, tailor—Feb. IL i „, .= MON W coil ararchsat—Fila IL W. Mrawk Obashirs bisbar— I& R. fisallstal. Tallies, sibrobaartsr—Feb. 11. 3. O =Dr l e v it esk wieb. Witio sent Braler—lreb. I. Amts. NW timber mwsinat—Feb. IR .I=a, membist. miziric.rnis to be graMph a tbe usbas imam be 'bows to the costrary an sr isselinit. Feb. IL Dermatt, Madman, ILes4 isra dallsc—Fela 20. W. crhNtlires%Mr— sr Feta D. H. sad iralaWise Immadits, mien ab.) 11. J. liiiraswl ink W. Askew, raseteaats —AWL SI. J. Oradea Y ism make— Frb. IL T. Matta. licseed —MM. pd. J. Cramsdrish atesad, Feb. U. W. Banda, Bath, to r t glic ass miber—Feb. 10. J. Illasetsa, Ilatbs Teak risk LanAilb, trilw—Feb. 21. J. Tarabela, Ilimbeiough, Ilstadrapar. CESTIACATEB to be etaireted, Inner ee Is elm Is the Ea trim within 21 days front &SA Jan. W. W. R. Ansween. New Makes, lot moors Actor-den. 114. A.O. WM* Lab. statiewar -Jan. 23. M. N. Rayne; Aiken. bled, Mathis, timber re CTATILFICATES to be eaninned, mesa mate be thews to the tr. Jr. 25. J. Claris, CfoWlll ean 4lo ery llll. 0111 Qty. Mantiester wereboasenten-Jan. 17. J. eineteateek elYtthsrem, Cellehtdowl. tetras!-LOsa 14. J. Merin% IlleeNee.lll2, Nerves; Owner. wet me dr at-Jaa. 23. 11. 6 tftedia, ON*. = 1 .5 2771711 w - Job. U. J. anttb, New titehed. Ustelnitten PARTNENABITS DINIOLVM-W. AWN% Ma Avin. and Novlba /Wives. MONA Turbeir IN e aspas 21=4 it few* Nary Arian-11r! nal N. leildeasee sad - NM T. liailiwea, 111=alloselbade WWI% LAMNI. ma J. D. 4646 01 • 1 • 0100 . ilia mime. se ear es veptai J. D. Chrism isll J.Cbglim. lermbids. Isies-110dramil fla i r si rem_ v la I ,ekil is tall e z-0. Cala Ai l & sea, aso.,WraeltsseTrkiker drusts—J. FAA A O. C. salAsys— Train M. CNN mil Ilsoessop. , tat, ushasioleAsoi— ." mod . MA, . leg 1111101411161.00111. sod 11. &Ole Ask CNN As & V. —L Ova& rd k. & Orilt is ttes , 1ea5.. "44 :11 . 0 W. bet e/NM OD be os slips& & rpm = Noy* gaLamoshisse alsoo doeloo—llserisld; &Ai W. 11. aric. & lisotodlodeatier4dA TAlNdildro,wastma totas. lame A I. AA, these TAW elsoeslises—.l. Mfg, sea., sod J. 1122 W". dyers— W. LANA Al T. Wombs% W J. MY. A T. leyom, jsioses— . AMA allgir g , Poslog. City, dslises-4. O. A C. &Am lAA C. Proartsay sod T. 011im. lawdlay l.t ► e scA am. Ortoroes - T. ilowe A & Patesonat, Leek at arts —O. sin sod E. I. TA, Newport, _al AID, - leor—W. Rood, J. OA& sod IL IA& liedbeAl, Waraseter alka, otilA so kir as Audi W. . TAO* sad Mary IA& ils. alk boil isrs--.l. lesoid—T WhlllAr AO. Whittaker, Oreashawo lAA" amme. _ ° Z%O= We i gelaOlaf. M. 4ma 21, at 2, at Pim imaal. Not^ SEA baabaaSeratb. fl ant ft, at 12, at Hamm we's RNA Walt= Tfeaßer, Olgow, acwatibut, Tab. ti at 27, at 12, at the 411slisiMal. Map,. COTTON.—LIT3II2OOL, Jar. 29.—T10 market to-day Inn aesedy, ind the Wes ansennted to about WO bales, including sose trim an eresuldics.. Idanoßnirraa. JAR. N.—The flanked twdar iet to r l= dandyism at Weds and 7tmmoihemos ddip esmennot imam l• Limed meaket, mnrdee. turas bw• w •Whattr uw• Mips.' Is 11• Isa Wells to whisk lot week dry moil sem* morla bones. Is sem domiptim at •••r •••••1•10. *My lave almossool ••••111•16 p•r corm euesenlene to gain bet wiliest being to Wen mks. ei The balm Woe bow isms sib is 'Ow pount tale SNP Itir Imen•leoll• ma visa et ishus(ialeros boil Ink. TM whirs biniandodmegismaissersells to Mr to Ur /clot trade'', cameonsi, but to ear= In the swim OM bum awl sot murk improvesset use Tait kids prise win a dab higher. &gem the Mot =whet b lionelaster to-day Were consequently my little dig•••• to opera) It Ili moat stale el preen WOOL —Humours gui, Jan. 29.—A1l kinds of low and middleinslided WNW Wools bare been in request, and tweet =hew siirei barb doting the teat week. Rieke in the lab ere baramice kiw. and all are in anticipation of an mimeo In gds. at ea met sales, whit* are expected to ewes ea rad Me Nth et reit week. WOOLLIXIS.—Lsims, 'ex. 29.—We have no change to fllSOrt; as exaeltestbasleese has !madam he the cloth hello today. MANUFACTURES. —MUDDIASPIII.D, Jan. 29. In wiry'co ones at the word,oer market ban bun a good ono for all kinds of b. Pattern. or tyle, or make, It mattered not ; all kinds went aCtr,ely. Oar marebsats bare bees active, and a good btudneas to dsii(tw the werebontes. CORN.—HaLawoani. Jan. 29.—We had a slow sale W at a &aline of Is. to is. pm qr. Barley of all &seriatim' simper. WMa, to 40e. ; red, Us. to 17a. Barley, 21a. to rea. per qr. HULL, Jan. 29.—The weath• r has been very variable during the put week ; at them Revere frost, and then thaw, with a of rain. To-day It is mi/d. The Manama= of the week bays been very limited, with a downward tendiney. Tatters market was moderately meshed with farmers' Wheat. Hiller. were dedrous to buy at the deallse of London, but farmers venires, and the mar ket mind be ousted more than Is. lower. Pendia Remits seemed. Nothing =mails( Eariey, and the sake of grinding more limited. but a mode retail business la other artistes. Lea activity In the Linseed market, end Oakes are rather dat. No truism. dons reported In Rape Cakes Ilse following are the penal prices : Wheat, Web, red, par qr., Ms. to Ma.; white. Ma. to 49a. ; Dentine and I D LICIerg, 45a. to 475. • Pomeranian and Hamburg, Ms. to 40e. ; Hoisted& and irladand, Ms. to its.; Russian, and °dews, 325. to Oats, English, 10e. to 14a. ,• DeWitt, 10s. to 12a. ; Friesland, 14.. to Ha; Roam and Odom, lbs. to 14. Bar ley, malting, 22a. to 245.; grinding, 19s. to 20., Roans, 251. to Ms.: foreign, 25‘ to Ms. Peas , whit., yel l mad blue, 2.5 n to Ms. ; gray amt black, Me. to 26.. Unread, Black Sea , 45 .. to 440 .; Petersburg, Ms. to 455. • Rigs and Archangel, Ms. to Ms. ; Keeled:am Me. to Ma. Linseed Cakes, Hall, W. 15. - Od. ; lee foreign, GI. hh - ; inferior, 51. Rammed, 3411. Raps Cakes, 112 a. Gd. Tama, foreign, 20s. to 355. Import. from the 19th Jan. to the 25th: Barley, 480; Oats, 223; Peas, 40. - - - - • - —• • • !poem's, Jas. 29.—We had a fair supply of Wheat to day. Merchants and millers very indifferent aWnt buying, even at Is. per qr. decline. The first gaalt•y Earley was taken off readily, at Is. per qr. lower. Interior descriptions met with a very slow sale. Peas and Beans, Is. per qr. cheaper. No Oats in offer. -• • • - • LISEDS. JAlf. 29.—We have to report s smell mini of grain. bat there are 'amides from a few vessels below, end the quan tity offering le still adequate to the demand ; as miller, coatinue to mulct t he purchases of wheat to immediate wants, price* rule rather below ' , May's rates. Barley steady. Beans slow of sale. Other artic'es unaltered. Arrivals this week; Wheat, 4,539; Oats, 14; Barley, 359; Malt, 440; NW, 90. LIIOI4TON BeZZARD, Jan. 29.—At this day's market Hers was bat a moderate supply of Wheat offering; but, to effect sales, a decline of Is. per load from last week's rates was submitted to. Barley not quite en heavy a supply as of late, and prices may be con sidered unaltered from last week. Beans and Pen very dull fele, with the turn rather in favour of the purchaser. Prices :—What, per load of S bushels 21s. to Ma Barley, per imperial qr , 235. to 27a. Beans, old, 19s. to 21s. ; new, 145. 6d. to 17s. Peas, less. to 20s. per S ►ushele. - - • --- Laws., ha. 29.-The supply of Wheat was to-day scanty. bat, there being little demand, the trade ruled very dull, at a decline of Is. to 2. per qr. from the daweek. Melee samples of malting Barley find haTuesday's at about last prices, but secon dary end eerier parcels must be wriiten fully Is. per is t . l 6.. ollllll. 01 4 , Beans, and rto eas come freely hand, and, to press a link les money would hare been taken. Wheat, elute, 101. 1 to Ill.; red, 91. to 91. Ins. Barley, 235. to 29,. Oats, I3e. to 17s. Beans, 268. to 275. Peas, 36.. to 275. LIVIIIII•001, JANUARY' 29. - The imports this last week are on a larger scale than for sine time. Since eat Tuesday we have received from Ireland 17,662 loads of oatmeal, 4,t99 sacks of Sour, 8,180 quarters of cote, and 1,342 quarters of wheat. From abroad the principal arrivals bare been 7,105 quarters of wheat, 23,543 barr. .1a and 3,239 sacks of dour, 19,000 quarters of Indian corn, 9,950 quarters of beans, and 1,030 quarters of barley. The principal export tr of Indian corn, of which 0,460 quarters are repotted to Ire land. During the week the grain trade has been quite inactive. and the quotation, have been nearly nominal. There was a limited at tendance at our Corn Exchange this morning. Wheat was in mode rate demand from the town dealers, and in moat cares a do-line of Id. per bushel on last Tuesday's price was submitted to. The axe of Baur was very circumscribed, with prices of both sacks and barrels in favour of buyers. The beet oats declined id., sad secondary quality Id. per whet; oatmeal also was 3d. per load cheaper. Barley ! beans,, pod were each alike dulL Indian corn was not In so demand to-day, and to make clearance of some parcels, ex alif; ' ,7! reduction was conceded of ed. per quarter on yellow and mixed, and Is. per qr. on white eon. The present prices: Wheat, per 701 b., Engthh, red, old, Ga. Od. to Os. 4d.; new, Is. 9d. to 6s. Od.; white, old, Is. 4d. to Ss. 10d.; new, 0.. Id. to 6e. 4d.; Irish, rodold, fn. 0.1. to is. 4d.; new, 4s. ed. to acad.; white, old, as. 4d. to 3a. 1013.; new, Ueda* 6.. Od. Earley, per qr., English, 265. to 28.; Chevalier, 211.. to 305.; Scotch and Irish, per 401 h., 2. 9d. to 3. Id. Malt, per qr., English, pale, 30s. to Ms. ; Irish, Oats, per E4llsh and Scotch, old, 2a. Bd. to 2. 10d.; Welsh, old, Is. 44. to 2. 3d.; Irish, fine sorts, aid, b. 6d. to h. 7d.; new, Is. 4d. to L. 34d.; general, old, 2s. 4d. to 2. 6€1.; new, as. 2d. to 2. 34d.; per qr, English, old, its. toile; Scotch and Irish, per 4801 th, M N , ' Ps. to 28a.; new, 23e. to 175. Peas. per qr., English, white. 29 . to 30.-; 111.1. grey, 285, to 30a. Flour, per 2301b5., Englian and Irish, so sonde, 26. to 275. ; fine, Its. to 295.; superfine, 29.. rd. to 31s. Id.; extra, 31e. Od. to Me. Od. Oatmeal, per load of 240th.., Irish, 1819, Ile. Od. to 21. 9d.; old, 19.. 6d. to 21. Od.; Sanadlen, old, Ps. Gd. to 21s. Bran, per 241 th, 10d. to Is Foreign : Wheel, Canadian, per 701 b., red, 3.. Bd. to as. Od.; white, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; United State, red, 6.0 d. to 6s. 4d. ; white, 6., Gd. to Gs. 10d. ; Dantse, mixed and red, Gs. ed. to to. 4d.; high mixed, 7s. ed. to 7.3 d.; Lower Bahia and Hamburg, red, 6.0 d. to Gs.&l. ; white, is. 3d. to 6.. 94-; Riga and Petersburg, red, 3a. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; Archangel, 4s. 10d. to 3s. Id.; Odessa, common. red, 3s. Od. to 3..24.; Polish, 3. 3d. to lie 74.; French, Spanish, and IWan, red, 3s. 9d. to 3s. 11d.,• white,66. Od. to Ga. 3d.; Bannatand Marianopoli, red, 3a.34. to 3a. 7d. ;Ee fie, do. Od. to 4s. 2d. ; Mediterranean, he., hard, 4a. id. to L. 6d; Rye, per qr., Baltic, de., Ms. to 225. Barley, per GOlb., minding, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 2d. Oats, per 4 51 b., 2,, ad. to 2s. Bd.; 2.... d. to U. Id. Bean., per qr., European, 28s. to 325.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 23a. Od. to 235. 6d. Pete, per qr., Battle, he., white., Ms. to 23.; Canadian, 23a. to 265. Flour, per bd. 1961 b.; Canlan, sweet, 225. Od. to Ms. Od. U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 225. to Us. ad. ; Ohio, 244. Od. to 235. lid. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 24. to IsEd Canadian, sour I its. to 20. ed.; French, super fine, per sack of 2801 b .., 365. to 39e. ndian Corn, per 48olb„ Ame rican white, 3i's. Od. to 31s. Od.; yellow, Ma. 9d. to 295. 3d. ; Euro pean, yellow. 295. Od. to 29.9 d. Indian Corn Meal, per 1951 b., le. 6d. to Its. Arrival4from the 22nd to the Elthoflan., Inclusive, into Liver pool anti Ramon :-Wbeet, 8,813 qrs.• &wiry, 1,102 ; Malt, 1,010; Oats, 8,898; Beans, 4,038; Peas, 68; Indian Coro, 13,010; kdian Corn Meal, 211; Oatmeal, 111,033 packs ; Flour, 7,793 sacks and .3,343 barrels. Exports to Ireland :-Whest, 183 qrs.; Barley, 433 ; Rye, 606; Pose, 63; Indies Corn, 6,438; Outeel, 14 sacks; Flour, 100 meth and 716 barrels. Lynx, Jan. 29.-Although the supply of cora at market to-day was much less than of late, yet the trade was very doll at Is. per qr. decline upon both Wheat and Barley. The following are the present quotations: Wheat, white, 62Ibs. to 631bs. per bushel, 38e. •o its.; red, 93.. to 365. Barley, best, 5416. to 331b5., 231. to 24..; c0mm0n,33165., 20s. to 21.. Oats, MN. to 401ba., 13e. to Its. Beans, 631 th. to 661k5., Ms. to 28e. Orey Per, 276. to 28s. Flour, Am, 30.. per sack of Matone. NOWCABTLI, Jan. 29.-The weather has become exceed ingly variable. On Saturday It mowed without the slighted inter mission, sad towards evening we experienced an intense frost, which continued over Sunday. Yesterday was holaterouir and fresh, and to day we have • return of frost, with the wind from the north east. Item sudden echeitudes in the weather must be very trying to the Wheat plant, sod It will be strange indeed if injury has not been me talled In enscouence. At our market this morning we had a good supply of Wheat from the growers, and although nothing fresh has arrived from Secret or abroad since Saturday, the flat report from Larks bad a deposing effect upon the trade and to have effected a clearance et South I ountry qualities , a reduction of Is. per qr. man have hem submitted tothutliolers being unwilling to make a. great a eenssmite.a very maderaterrainem melte t, at a shade beneath satur dee's roes, the MUDS renartsbeing applicable to foreign. In foreign few tremememe occurred, although a decline of 6d. per sack would have been taken, amid buyers to say extent have been found. Of Rye and Rpm& ear market hae base seared for Ireland, and we have still inephies be the later artists foe that country. lbe ratee recently celsinsd he Bp acre 1211. per qr. for middling Danish, weighing bat mathlelbe. pet ifs.. and St. to 31. 3e. per tun for Rie man. Malting Bann wee less preendoss were also spindles musti est, and their erne remains unchanged. In Malt andg Beans and Peso mealier ems. Oats were held more sink upon the whole, may be enema a tale dearer. rierowra, Jan. 29.-The weather is mild and very damp, sad the steaks of many samples of corn is affected by this eluinp. At this morning's market very little business was dome; prises appear but thus wee a good attendance of millers, who showed an tasEeatbs to purchase at Is. to 2s. below the prime, at whisk holden were milers. Fins white Wheat, 425. to 41s. ; red, Ms. to to. per 40th.. Barley Ile. to 3te. per qr. bine Flour, Ws.; emesile, Ma. per seek. Cat., Ile. to 16e. per qr. SALIIIIIVILT, Jae. 29.-We had s large show of grain to day, but the attendance of bo th Lumen and buyers was limited. Wheat expressed a slow inquiry, and the business done was at a further Werke of la. to M. per qr. CM last week's currency. Flour declined Is Ter seek. In Bailey bat little business was pawing, and wee sulpeted to a diellse of Is. per qr. Malt may be quoted a trifle lower. For Ore then was • very small deemed, sad holders made a seemeain• of Id. to Is. to edast Wes. Beam and Pea as before sad a dell eels. Wheat. white, Is. to 40. m ,• red, 36.. to 30s. 114 e. to 03e.; grisdkeg, SO. to Ma. Oats, 14s. to fleisaes, d to Ma. Pees. Ma. to WA Malt, fib. to Me. per qr. Flour, 17. to Ma. per meek CATTLE, &a —7l42aamat. Asa. 28.—1 a consequence al netesboarWa Mrs 114 0ga bsid this we had eat so dapple et stack at this meeliot. Onatblid a/ the Sheep dm*, es4ap wars laid over led vett. Thom lo • thin at el of lam% sad a veep shwa awartat ; pot at the sloes a lair saranos was mods, sad if we allowed oar last week% (wallops it would te la favour at the sonar. DA la. to Os. ed. Prim small Silo% Ss. to fa U. per sloes. liatisa, 44. W 614. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. • WIDNZIOAT. JAL dU t The State of the Weather at sash et the fallowing 0.0, Nine o'clock yesterday standar.— The stations arti lammed in order of latitude. Nese of Pima. Minna Posmores W. N.W. W. N.W. N.W. Gentle Breese Oa* Calm Grail* Brom al. Light Air Gam Woof Breese N* Breen Quirk Inane Bre4s_ LW. NW. Clads Mist Oath Wass o.d• Deem 01JOR. ........... : : I N.W. &W. LW. &W. W. N.E. N. LW. al —7- Goma Iletess l Gadlei - re - We or Dassanowa Somas BLUM NIL N.W. Gadslkea* dam Dews Onels Wert _ _ Gads VIONN Gaels Bram Gads Orem °sea iNIHM Node Inime Goads bare Onzoo of Wilt& Nicosia of WU& &E. Goatle Brom. eta* al Vreiabit Overcoat Overcast Overcoat Fop Frotl rota, Cindy Partially paw, °want Pardo Cloudy Partially aftlity Ocogy Partially Omani Cloudy Putially Goad, Omani Cloudy Overcoat Partial:, Maly Partially Clear P 415 04.111 Coat Light Frost Partieular4 CC'S/ Partially Claw, Clear THIS DAY, Noom, a of Woidator. Overcoat I not reach tine they therefore n•y morning it The returns front the following Owe d olliee in time for publication yesterday indicate the state of the weather on Not Nine eclat. Laminar IW. f.rirotTit Cam gIII/VIILD ..... Lnrsarooi lifArcuwarat TO= WIIItVT, Staylca GLABOOW Dusuaz .—....«. ..... &w. LW. LW. LW. LW. LW. LW. KM. &w. B.W. B.W. W.B.W. W.X.W. trßrame ard6/larl Maas Maze Oestls Prim Bird Wlad arms Bras Omis Orem Nerd Mae Clam _ _ Oestie Breese 06We Breese Maw Dream Orem Breen, sums Breese Strew Breese Gimes Brew Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese I Strong Breese Strong Breeze Gentle Breeze Breeze Breeze Ilard Wind Orentan - - Rain Rain Rain Overeat Rain Thaw Overcast Rain Rain Parßall7 r:ondy Seug otere.t Thaw and Rain tivcreast Rain Owercnat Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Rein Claudine Rain Partially Cloudy Overran SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. She ‘lll.lppisi Oasette," .a 4 " IJ./t1 List: (hen ea. CASUALTIES. LauEntine, Figuet, from St. Michel, on entering the habeas this day, grounded on the sand►, and struck heavily ; Bhe has mince been got off and brought Onto the harbour, but makes much water.—Weymootb, Jan. 28. Palmyra, Campbell, from CAston to London, it fast braking up, in consequence of the gale continuing. Some pito, the wreck hove washed on shore, as well u a con , i+e , e4e put of the cargo. The numbs of cases saved, m.re 0r1..8 damaged, amounts to 2,555 up to the present ume.--lter. logne, Jan. 28. MAILS. utß Saabs!, Salmi Lisboa I Feb. Pacific India vA Southampton Feb.:4 India ,ilk Marseilles 0 Boston and Halifax Feb Mexico and Harannah West India Brazil . . 1 Feb .3 ARRIVED. AIWA TI/7—at Limpooi, January 29, from.. APPAILLIA-•-llt 11n97001, UMW, 29, from . AllFeLLA — Alt QUOESSIOWO ' January 27, from.. Auotrirm--at Orarasend,.January . 29, from . umeriao-st Graaaremd, Jan. 29, 'front Bow...ran-off Bristol, January 27, from Bows or STIZATLAK -at Thud, January 23, from Bowman Miummurr-st Plymouth, January 27, from Comma-at Deal, January 28, from Curna-at Deal, January 20, from . Cainarer -at Hull, January 28, from Courersas or Duman-at B January 27, from Covasea-off iiinaale, January 23 aronage, , from DAZING-at Gravesend, January 29, from Urn. or WOLLOWTOI-4it 1 eignarouth, Jan. 23, from SL 1, Erniarusa-at Gravesend, January 29, from ELms. Fox-at Hull, January 27, from ......... „ RLIZA-at Hull, January 27, from EVIONOILAX-at Partsmouth, January 28, from Fatxnus -at Gravorend, January 29, from Fonesannum-at Gravesend, Jan. 29, from Gime -at Deal, January 28, from Manny -at Liverpool, January 29. from ...... Jm m, •ND Jeasta-st Datil, January TS, from . Humors-at Gummed, January 29, from LOYOANAII-at Liverpool, January 29, from KART ELMARIciII -at Bristol, Jan. 29, from 1111111ANDA-4 Falmouth, January 27, from lIIOULT-at Plymouth, January 27, from . ItAXIA Svu..Lax-at Weymouth, January i 7 from lismosa-at Dover Roads, January 27, frorn YaaMun - off Plymouth, January 27, from Itaaosair -at Queenstown, January 25, from MODER-at Gra, send, January 29, from . Pitmans ALsairr--st Gravesend, Jaw. 29, from Pistrramuser- at Gravesend, January 29, from Paircu.La-at Hull, January 28, from Paenrr-at Plymouth, January 27. from RICIIALD AND Ann-at Gravesend, January 29. from ROYAL WILLIAM-AL Liverpool, January 29, from RIVAL-at Bristol, Jan. 29, from Sessov-at Brig.* January 29, from Basa9nan-at Deal, January 22, from SATOWACTION -Off 5WA13414., January 27, from Samna ...... -at Gravemnd, January 29, from Usnoonn-at Portsmouth, January2B, from... Gravesend, January 29, from WATIALOO-at January 27, from WIG AND SAILAII-off Margate, January IS, from Wasaloa-at Deal, Jan. 23, from ...&. %i h.- ISAILND. Arorsrea—from Hartlepool. January 7 ' to Mar aer—from °reverend, January 29. to) 1 Atalanta—from Liverpoo, January 29, to eh AGATII• —trOILI LIWTpOOI, January 29, t 0... ... . ..• BONAZA—from Liverpool, January 29, to .... ... Itt auasu Mama= —from Portage uth, . January 21, to F'r C,otrraunrros —from Liverpool, January 29, to Duesmtass—from Liverpool, January 29, to Ma Duo Plow ll.—from Portsmouth, January 21, to R . . , GANOZB —horn Liverpool, January 29, to HUM( 11COAW-643121 Liverpool, January 29, to Ph : Joao Marina—from Liverpool, January 29, to . I 'Dery Colues—trom Liverpool, January 29, to Matsatas—from Liverpool, January 29. to llor MAirTY—from U• 117001, January 29, to 4* Mtaantm—from Gravesend, January 29, to M. N NIIIIDII9-11 , 101 Liverpool, January 29, to num—frogs Liverpool. January 29, to ls Pnracuss 11[1.131Z—from Queenstown, January 27, t 0..... Parma—tram Liverpool, January 29, to.. It. PILOIMILLY—frOUI Liverpool, January 29, to Risrt—rroos Gravesend, January 29. to RAVEN—from Gravesend, January 29, to Go ma Sta llama dattvg—from Liverpool, January 29, to 11. flagon —from Lirerpool, January 29. to Cont., Btlll. Dorotas— from Liverpool, January 29, to 'ten Matra—from Liverpool, Jan. 29, to :ton—from Liverpool, January 29, to ll Voncovszn—from Gravesend, January 29, to Zasan—lrom Liverpool, January 29, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. en/alarm (barque), Oct. H, lat. 35 S., toe. 21 E. EMILY, of Loudon, for northward, Jan. 5,101.20 2J.. lon. 31 p . Panay (brig), from London for Maurrius, lat. 42.12 N., lon. 1: Lamm; from Calcutta. Deb la, lat. 14 S., lon S W. Lo moat. from Plymouth, for Port Phillip, out 23 &qt.-, - • -- . -, c;;;;ii W. Loan ACCILIAXIS. from Calcutta for London, Jan. 3, lat. I, 111 smut% steering N.P-, Jan. 13, lat. SI N , 10n.36 lkorwm, Ritchie, from London Me China, Aug. 24, Li:. 'on. 16. Wage (barque), for Batavia, Oct. 9, Lit. 4.0 N., ton. 17.1 4 .• - days. [Advertisement.] —A LIFE GUARDS3IAN, Tore HLROLD ur WilllZLOth CVIULD or RIMVMATIPX nl II Om - num win Pitas.—Mr. Thomas Brunton, ten:Word o: : looTasern, Custhatn, Yottshite, was afflicted for many n, rheumatism and rheumatic gout. ltis t its were and disfigured with oolours of erery hue, ft tghtful to ben,: weeks he was wholly unable to walk, the treatment he reo .• - medical men not only failing to do him any pod. him, in fact, In a considerably wet se \minion. At th , • llollowny's gnie and ointment were resorted to, ant t.y! , means be has been rammed to health wad streltirill- -s • &Wila', and at Professor Holloway's ortrib.islownt, 24 4 , Lastbs. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND 1)EA111:•• BIRTHS. BALLk—.I . ea. 25. et Upper Clapten, the wit. of X. 811,4 I, daughter. GODSAL . L . —Jau.I4, at Flu Pros, Dentaghshire, the ' °WWI, Vol., of i son. _ _ _ .21 d. F.8. 4 - 12 tat 27, at liuntieziaml, the wiie J. 0. llo.tu MARRIAGE& BAILEY—BOITOYILEV.—Jan. 26, at st. Martin'a.T.f . " .4 ' the aeonal son of Mr. .1. Wiley, of Troahri , no'. "' Margaret, reeoaddaughter ttwlate Mr. It. nott0 0 0lff• FITCII—JONES.--Jan. 26, at St. Nattliew'N Itristoa , hy Horton, Rector of in.fh.orao.the• Martyr, soono,ri. J. II EM., of Pouthwark, to Anna Mario, only elnld of the 1. 4 ‘ . . 1 ' Eaq., of BriaWnAllt. DEATHS. IT, at liork-plaes, eltptaad, J. P. AP aged 7h. SLACKBUII24.—Jea. 27, E. Bleakbara, Fe 4., of timely...v.. CLAII.K.—Jaa. *4. at aberborae. Dotted...him, Chertou;., widow of the late &mot, Neq.,11.N., of rottam4 -Nod Mated ini Muslim Ktr+ kW" el %a SWIM. ja =Val lambs, Printer. at the Oft,. ts :• Milk MON presibit ct illitatstars.—Wzogstoor. Jo" mok-at Falmouth, January 27, from I.. LT-AL PlySDOUth, January 27, from . 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His hes were drea•l'•• nd disfigured with colours of every hue, frightful to huh , : - reeks he was wholly unable to walk, the treatment he le., • medical men not only failing to do him any good dm, In fact, In a considerably worse gondition. At th- lolloway's pills and ointment were resorted to, an,i stens Its has been restored to health and .Imin:tn. Itualdota, and at Proiessor Holloway's CNIAALLAIIIIIVIII., Soden. - - - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SALLI.-Jan. 13, at Upper Clasen, the wile of X. O Eel • daughter. 201.1SALL-Jan. 24, at Plea From, Denbighshire, the w: r Oudmil, Esq., of a son. HOLMES.-Jan. 37, at Sunderland, the wife of J. D. IIo.IU of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAILEY-BOITOMLEY.-Jan. 26, at it. Martin . ..Va g the sexed en of Mr. J. Bailey, of Truslublge, %%n Illarpret, seeouddaughter of the law Mr. Botiondry. ef nrcti-JONES.-Jan. 28, at St. SlatthewNi, Br i stol , h.`' ill' h , Rector of elt.OeorisahoMarter, Pouthm•t‘• flouthwark, to Anne Maria, only ebild ot the Late Esq., of Brixton-hill. DEATHS. ANDRL-Jan. 27, at Yak-plea, City-road, J. I'. As h `.. aged 73. BLACKBURN.-Jan. 27, R. Bleolibunt, tat, of Lainghetoe. CLAIM-Jan. 24, at Sherburne, Donetalm, Mr.. Chalon4., widow of the late A. Clark, BA., 11. N., Pormind. ao' d hinted andpablaisMA by Witmer Knee klielmh of W t i filo OM al London, Printer, at Me tuns , . m strata the heeehtet ct Whitottlars.-Wzoosu or. J "'" " I MOO.