The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-20 00:00:00

• 7t I . 0 CA.,,ess 41 v.'l a"-Z . -0.- .44 --t- //"~-v~f Tibt 47itprt% e cie No. 1,112 d - - Kr NiON d LONDON.—lnearporstai 'hater. —The SODICILIPTION LIST De the NM* oq , 3e b last. rash satesribie et we ..1.1,1 , n to cos share la the ant sawed et r t ITIMMEITI after Wehteiti 1 1 . 1 6. " „, Tne withal me be MI at the time se NO. the , and • melee et feettop attar D. Iltaiee • ilell •tukape. .tlevaa I=lCOll 0001/011,, a Luau room. i Wert fi t:. ~,►. LIFIC ASSURAN a.ae 1/"?‘.."!1! etahreithed Capital. E 2 50,01 e. r e .etwer.—tio Grate the Duke or RUTLAND. R.O. Ties.Talrocurßagbt Ilea. the WI FIIZILLIAII, T.M. .HMS Met °Eon.; PERKELEY HARRISON. Esq., Deputy Chainei t s. "WII .u.',er Barton. Fp. eta. Gouge Graham Otway, B et mow n Barn Esq. Greene Robert Paul, Eau. note, thitproin l'oldwell, Esq. Hairy Oorbett Taykw. Eact. • %%hitter:a Punks, EN. Mapr-General Harry Mama • p,.. ituitaid lie. MA. Capt. Wetherell, R.N. m ul l:4es Petered by this Company, which ill cool* ed at Mutual and Proprie.ary Brandies: T h e , f • suns ribevl capital at 1/30,n00. l a the Mu 11.% *ouch, the whole of the proSts are divided amongst the belles of polcies on which gown annual premiums have been i e t h e rewr. et. ry Brunei, the lowest poretible rates of premium pr e nttett at h the security fer the assured. Premiums are Meek pay -0...;....Meg always to meet the camenkuwe of mouse*. Credo ems in MU the prientiume kr the first seven yaps end t mel eng premlematemememeing at easeedinity low rates. e Mowed mmimas ter increased Mtn sal mWt mf monad at the mammy rate whew me hems N ett.... with • ftma• amp kw Items to preeold mo. pot et tbe teseli f rood toombelia Amid molleel Num eellellete, end eiaer. owe where s usilleet Amt t. item, the be is phi by the ern .i.raeses• wept ta ewes et tread. By order of the Board et Mentors. LOVItt MORE, Mardier. IVES.- 11, WILLIAM S. assartreeat et Ilegirrr and oar rim wiry, per beery at dasiga, sal sports wart , p. firm Dlirrelia Sete at Pr Ws. le f purr t piss weer rem at feu bray prep risrar Ina epee. pe , ..31•1 In .II at leadhbe iserii errs. is is rept is Pi ssil prim bride sea as Par pea selsetise d terries, kr- that primes ors wipssiel le perttc The neer for mil artier set appear at Qia leasw with er era: (pre par i i= 4.o. lere lUPIVIS SOILTO. IL as. 1.!. ..ere. ewer at and Ile. I, rawaserrimit. p.beliel is rallorrsas. NIL tAG EVENINGS MADE SHORT.—MECHI'S .1; M ATfI.LE TABLES nannlactured spas the premix*, , • , rt. Leedom, mote keg comixos wooer ober; and cc' n crab elowwwwwt, ;crime SE le., £4 Idw, RS lea., by hi* web :-1 1 .1peiro wed 800, Oohed; Powell. . • Zara., Liverpool; Woollold. Cliargow • Pratt. D . -.pow. Nottingham !Mechanism. ; tier; BA, Norwich. Nowo on piss 'Wong II • urs Maooc STROP:j trlrt 1-r4;rrAUI N HALL S• LOMD! 4, • MII I r • I -1 ' N i l S" HAIR E am k. L I LTBRICANL—A . tow sad f. . -... 4..b onc• mod will at awe name& tbe Stay sear , .. ...e..x. C ie. Crook or Tadao alb vita ••••••• • row.. au the 'Wiest to maw • bane. Y - . - t•- it OIL Ernie-ANT. ma r ma T r ay al ... t nth pot, ige me Oa Illoodz ime lornat. 1 ,.. • P,.. N. ea& Ikea W all •••• i .. mit and mere. URI. iamb t—llesia, 3.• ~ . • it% Faerutatkaatzett 2, litiredet, N. roar. amp*. , a.. Climel4ard; fir. LSI; Odra. Itamer Co. Oalbrildlteut. etIZE cf CONSUMPTIVE °DUDE by Dr. ..(1.-. rtosoxic WAVERL—Zitgagt eta biter frogs -,r. Orbs, rd Itoprr. Mao of bar Ham, lasso, 23, % .'r &6 r iambs ago OM am obi Amid arm tear • . C r. . era:a as bag rob* mil ales of Dr. Lotoel's ~ .tk the mon part of bay bed died of cosset:Bp. ..1 C.rty,Darks, OW 7114. f." bare a agont img r nwy . • 1;.1., 2s. 9.1. and 11w per bon. Anent.—D s ..Lies Er. •suase. tierustrett. Leedom; odd by aU Molise % • • be LOCUM'S FEMALE WAFERS, tbe rely rograthy • •• N. , takes by fersales. have no tree of li .... Vtl. mg Ila. pet Ws. beware el mitationatt V. r Pu iumurs HEALTH-RESTODINO FOOD • :N V + LIN aa4 INFA 'a TIL-1103 =VALUTA ABANCA •: . •r• 4.e4 sad eike.tial tare (without widielm bats o es;ecae. ao it ..m 3O time Its 4341144 lOW Mr se tt, , V114 FLOM K Inc, attalaal. Less mad lases 4144 M. arm retp'y rooted, drpepala Naliesaka), Wand sew ...,,.1... A:4..7, beer :bons, Sakkagy, oppriaisa, alik. .:.:..'..e,„ rruptoos of the Ala, Nokia* a Ow saamak t• !: • ir .a ~ at er.,, sad under all eget dripsomstmeeo. Malty k:_• : . 0 •-.. to ia!aata, 11:a, okra% aima wart*. /sa— l.; —.• r.t. 12:. New B. odeeueet, Landon: Ala> of Hedges a. t • i roam, Ma.r e and Co., Barsky OS, farriradosoaras ; 1....• • ...r.e.r. ',UM. II dually; sod at 1.0 1 Ormashoset4alseet ; i .•.- : 4.. totopoesawcreet-witkio ; 09 sod 431, Miami; 11, .. 4...4. 4:44cirrts, end seelkime venders hi the Meadow. • R;• 11:. L • nem and addrem. *.e ^ mat. a new method of tapping asks. Immolated to and supplies wtonae aid ►etall bin NEW 15t1 .‘ 11 -b Tal• WEAPPLIte (to supermen the bowleg method slut me . aS le. pm mita TM teas NEWS, NEWS.—The Best, Cheapest, • . Levw. Nempaprr le the world. LLOYD'S WI.F.KLY ‘:'• NOt•PAPLIt &Alain" kit tarp Calmar at the very ••••• • .1.!.." .0 the foment of pa ) kdl P•rt• of 1 1 . • • . • : nen.. t'tetne ttherreph, sad odor Inns, tigerlike' of tob•-ue of the Prue Y pabllatad arm Petards, "•1•!•.r :rot_ Ma. olgy pad kis. field three Meant Lloyd. adus. sad ," • • a. a mai'M •a e ore. afro nsp at • ‘i •TkATEL/ PERIODICAL FOR LADIES. Ick.lV v TALK, by the A utbome of "Two Old Erair Wyodbara." Re . TUE FAlted by ltra Lome No. 13, tor Err will corals tie fed wept " LETTUCL AR .••Ary moths expres.ly kr Ur work by the above popular , withered mow, • Tak—The German Governer :" • 4' • fArts be Ethieweel!—Tbe Botany of Spring Flower% . orabt:J•hed with a beautiful Dorris, of "tiprOsE." sad wry other LtuwratiAn. .4 !my, er.o piaeloped, 4d. ;or la Parts, k• 14d. wt wow ady. "Aar sad Eras, r I, Bouverie-street ; sae mid by 101 rid Newsrodons. - THE GRECIAN DIFFICULTY.- 1 Why don't minute al year dm?" UNPROTECTED FEMALES.—AwfaI Escape Sr mania ma 011110/31." Xi ANNERS aid CVSTOMS dye ENOLYSHE. 244 haws et Um Mardi ii. Judgment upon a `pin sail CORNERS of CHARACTER. Ihe 3lu who Mop the /Mtlw." " M' FIN' GAN'S LAMENT." No. tie Ill;; Wet Prim M.; stumped, 44. -444 4 fied mit even abort. Dr.. tusuweivs saw WORK& 1.. tack by lost Is. NI, E!()ltNi RN T of LIF R. ~....:11!. ,, tt, reersitios, owl railmal me at time." t,,,,. - ; t . 7 awl Softer Mond Tian- P., k.:4tAnitesill'irillitardt—The Poett.lAste.lllPari= tt l.; r: 140 let= 4.l4b i la r i i. ImMoss—ag.a,,lll.llM -1-.; 7:L. -1 .4 UM& fassias. liadatsg. Aix. 201 •4 PeN 11 4 . 4.'4 '0. ht. _ ..., y .. " 1% Wel Um NOUPTAINS. 1 Isle. h. lea ; hy post. Tt. . t It. il l ''. ' ..3 t kt the Uhes—Pleeee ef as - 0 . 1 Laos et Ifaurney—ltmlalleaus Delft. hi l . Me Wi l 4 le trtzi,z Mo tu . .... iL t UM bin yeas mil __ ear IMM rm." It.: V I "*. M gnome miry lieu erre ma are) et sir. 3,,..4 •614.1 bull It mod ethel.ist we tint ham= the •••• 'to a .r. N . :ewes, Minn% or , sod =Win • to. . 1%1 44 ,;::: stir sr run me it list lied ph repulatila of iii.;Z:__ sit teheraftw-lew ; Mem. is, Cambia Carmilet 1kt...,,z , mi Ifa diem less the watber. Ml lit. .... -- •;: t Awll.. karitatvoi.-0a Thanday, • very Load % Ww. VA wee, was launched at Aberfeea. This is reali' "ith hal Lana haemht by the Admiralty. awd n o _._ .. ..... wwy retrials. Mae fa to proseed iatae&ately 1i t...77w_ te by him lewd* radar the exaaand at 41.0 salp lb et the Advise (whbar.) ARLOW'S NEW IN- TENTED @ELI-ACTING SVPHON V- 1 -I ' ) AP. REQUIRES NO VENT.PEA, • ' ' i Pre•eata ale. beer. ester, or other lagoon # twin mm Bat or add so etteetuey .s • the .ast #tat shall be drawn as rood ea • A • en. I 1 .....„„ - :`.• Ant ; maresnlaa Is repay Its east to I ; too ashy of ate; prise 1.. M., or soot ir.e asy port at Essland (If two are taaen at an $& sash ; Ditto eleetro-plated Ite therm k. as. Id. The 'bras esgrallai artll explain to r SVICG. When the loans hey le fitted on • the tap to. the plus(' (which Asa a bole op- ( paw* tbe alr-tabe El), sualatest air r whop through It tato the sink tro saws the liquor • to ram off freely; whets to tap le turmoil of no name air ean enter. ' JAMES BARLOW. lt, Lag William- • ListAlAbri 1.120. N.B.—Nana ars males MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. TRAGEDY AT CLAYTON-ON-THE-REIGHTS. HALIFAX, Mattes 19. The beautifsl and secluded little village of Clayton was on Saturday the scans of • dreadful trespele, is eases queues of • young roan recently married having shot his wife through the left breast .s al blown out hi. ems brains The village of Clayton.on-the-Heighte his about eve miles north of this borough, and is situated snider some of the most wild and othantie seemly of the West Biding of Yorkshire. The road winds round the sides of a barks of steep. precipitous hills, with--e to tower almo't into the clouds, presenting • dark, bold, ragged outline in Warlike contrast with the vales below, which have all the appearance of a weil-eultivathel mirk-shard district It is is one of them delightful vale, after toiling up bag aed heavy ascents, este of wrier is of itself 'event miles is length, that you first on.. i• sight of the volage. Though call- d Claytosson-the-Heights you have to leave the road over these heights and descent' for a eoetiderable distance before you reach the centre of the present village, though it is probable that the name had Be origin ir. some buildings on the hill side, ere the neighbour hood bee .ms so populous as now. The subjects of the loo sest tragical occurrence are two young people named Abra ham and Elisabeth Jesup, each shoat 25 years of see, and the canes of it an unhappy and ill.sseorted marriage, leading to • separation, which the wife'. Meads bad un wisely attempted to render permaseut, instead of seek leg a reconciliation. The mail sappier of the vil lage am some extensive sees. patio di the ssigh beartto-d ; sad James. who had ease te reside the. bees Brighouse, was • smith, sad use priseipally emmleyeel is sharpening the delvers' tools. He had paid his addros.es '1 the girl for some twelve or months, aced shiest three mouths ago they were married. Jelsop had set a estesge furnished to take his wife to, and they took up disk rut donee along with tka wife's /nether sad sister. The husband, who had been given to iatoxiestion at times, had gives great pe,miess of wee steady and thdastrions heti% at that time. Fee some !maths before their marriage be had carried out of Ilk easing. ss. per week to his intended wife, and for Ave or six weeks after marriage the young pair seemed to be ethafeetable enough. Some sunny weather which succeeded. however, rendered it impossible that the quarrymen could plonk their employment, and Jaiwop was throws out el work. Almost immediately afterwards quarrels with his wife and her friends led to his being turned oat of the mother's house, and to • eonsequenteeparation. He had ,attempted in vales rthoseillation; sad persuasion failing to 'educe his young wife to leave the paternal roof with him, he had recently consulted Mr. Briggs, the constable of the village, to know if he could not enforce his rights. What was the advice gives him by the peace officer has sot transpired, and the unhappy sus seems to have sought an on Saturday evening last, with a view to putting a period to all future strife and beir,burning about the matter by murder ing his wife and afterwards destroying hims e lf. Alter ford() hi mself by taking several glasses of ardent spirits at a publ‘ohouse "to keep up his courage " for the fatal sane, he entered the house where she resided about half past three s'eloek on Saturday afternoon, and found ter in the promisee of her mother and sister. Hs asked her to sceseepsay him to the door for the purpose of • private oonverseioo, but she declined, observing that she had no secrete which her grittier might not hear. He then attempted to induce his wife to give him as audience is another room, telling her she might relate what peeled afterwards to her mother .ii she thought St. This the also refused, and he then took from one of his coat pockets • pistol, and hastily advancing towards her, diet:barged it with the situssle almost close to her person. The ball took effect is tke left breast, but missed the heart, piercing the breast is the direction of the left arm, and emerging immediately seder the arm. Before any attempt at interfenne • could be made, he then drew a second eistol, and placing the lasses tads, his right ear, discharged the eocteire through his bad. The unfortunate wife ran to the door, and mak upon the causeway . in a oats of insensibility. She was &Sterna:as carried to bed by her mother and some neighbours who lent assistance, and surgical aid being procured and the wounds steadied, she still surviv a. It is feared, however, that the ball has passed through • portion of the lungs, and that she Onset ultimately recover. The wound which Jesup it lbeted on himself was of a more immediately mortal character. He fell at once apse the (leer, and expired in a pool of blood—his skull being fear fully shattered. The body was removed to the Bleck Horse publichouse in Clayton, where, on Sunday sad Monday, k was visited by a vast number ofoonatrypeople, who, ' , one with a great dread of these honifyiag scenes of mo rality, tassel 'thereon' the curio ity to look upon them suds stab eiretiostsimes. Mr. Dye's, the earoser, was to hold an inquest ea the body last sight. The young man's parents an net living, but he has brothers and *liters who had those to the village 'nth the view of discharging the mournful duties (as far as the verdict of • coroner's Jury and the law which regulate such matters will allow) wniett devolve upon them in consequence of this event. The wife has only the parent living,—her father having destroyed himself about terse years ago, by hanging. HA/it:HESTER, MARCH 19. TM tenasonss' agitation is comparatively hulled, and the public meetings of the working clams appear to be at an end. An important meeting of the Miller spinners was held this afternoon at the offices of Mr. Heron, Dinle,ne'reet, for the purpose of considering the steps desirable to take, and was very numerously attended. A petition was adopted praying for an eleven h , ,urs bill re an effectual settlement of the question, in preference to the present fluctuatingeystent, and a deputation wee appointed to peoseed to Loadon on the Miner. THE LNDUBTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1831. Yesterday a public meeting of the bankers, mer chants, manufacturers, and others, resident in Leeds and the neighbeurhood, was held in the Leeds Court-howe, for the purpose of promoting the arrangements for the exhibition of next year, and also with the view of raising subscriptions for defray:n4 the expenses which will be incurred. The meet ing we. convened by the Mayor (Joseph Bassos, E in compliance with a requisition previonsly presented to him. The Matoa presided, and there were resent a large num her of manufacturers, merchants, end smeller number of operatives. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings, expensed his opinion of the great benefit which would accrue from the proposed exhibition, sad urged upon all the imporronce of preparing to enter into this competition with the enanufac stmrs of every nation of the world. JOHN GOTT, Esq., entered into a lengthy explanation of the steps takes both by the commissioners end the I , cal committee, aid after adverting to the importance to this district of the proposed eahibition,moved the first resolution, expressive of approbation of the ictesded exhibition as tend ing to the universal advancement of the arts of sgricultv-e and manufactures. WM. WILLIAMS BROWN, Esq., in a short speech seconded the resolution, which was carried meet con. Mr. Aldo man SHAW moved the second resolution, ten dering the loyal gratitude of the meeting to her most gracious Majesty for the eoeateaance sad sapped she had given to this great project. GEORGE GOODMAN, Esq., seconded the resolution, which lose the first, and all succeeding ones, was carried with the grestatjunanimity. The Rev. WM. SINCLAIR moved the thanks of the meeting to his Merl Mistimes. Prince Albert for originating this magnificent design, which proposition was seconded by EDWAILD BAINZIA, Esq., who expressed as opinion favour able to the award of moles instead of money prises. J. GOTT, Esq., stated that this matter had been under the emasideration of the emeniseioren, who had determined that medals should be generally given, and that money prises should be the exception to the general rule. J. R. ATKINSON, flax spinner, proposed the next react- Intim, sailing_ upon the manufeetenrre sad artisans, employers sad employed, alike cordially to unite their indurry sad energies to secure • proper representation of the fabrics ssaaraerred in this locality la the forthomaing exhibition. . W. PAWSON, Esq., ties. r, @sashimi the tuolu• The meeting was also addressed by the Bev. Charles Withstood; Jams Ho'dforth, Erg., silk spinner; Juges Kitson, Egg., engineer ; Mr. John Hall and Mr. Hartley. trustees of the Leeds Cloth Halls ; Alderman John leather dresser; Edwin Eddison, Beg., solicitor ; sad other gentleaen, who moved or seconded reeektioas for appoint ing local conasittees in the out-towneltip districts, for origi nating subwriptions, and the carrying out of other arrange ments. . . . Bofors the dose of the proceedinp, subscriptions amount ing to amply 1,1001. were announced. Tee het of sub scribers included John Gott, Bag., 1004; Maws. Marshall and Co., 1001.; Maws. Becht tt and Co., 100/.; Wdlia Williams Brown and Co 1001.; MOM% Brown sad Co., 1001.; the Mayor, 50i.; Messrs. J. Wilkinson sad Co . 1261 ; Mown. Brumfield sad Brows, 281. ; Willies Pink, Beg , 261. ; John Marshall, Bog , of Danforth Hall, 601. Tha Hor DUTY.—Mr. Hodges, M.P., has ad dressed the following letter to the editor of the Maidskoss 0 &yak :—liir,—Aware of the intense society that nest prevail is the bop-pleating diet hsto of tho mantles of Heat sad Bern, after the gametal otatemeat of the Chasmnor of the lizehequer loot Friday. in whisk no ellosioa to the hop tau wee made, I hit it to be ay Ant duty to nqueet a antenap of the eiminsea of the planters of both weantiss. I areompalded br.Reallemba who have taltsa erica part is elarti oo . maim to obtala a reduction of that duty and their Illeagllolll opiaioa Is. that I shalt lose ao Wm• is &Mashie • westing ia Londe& of the members of mainmast connested with the hop growing districts of the Wawa counties of Ragland, with a view to the of arch a coarse of peomeding as say bo loot lsiolabM. Is their indiums, to ware that relief wo b 1•11 wkm e rt sad which is so %Bloody withbad. mil encomip ail I shall sat without delay upon their mmemellms. mei sill communieate to them the malt of the maining.—l have the homer to be. dr, Tetowas Ulf Boras.—aster • asi, Mani 15, Is6o. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1850. MEETIIIO OF To-day 4 'mein cf b►ick Lend_en T■Nn. Bieber plass at *ale for Per pea of ~eaaielWaß rice UAaaa lee of th' :chequer In 'ammo to the prepaid repeal of the duty oa bricks, Kr. Miaow in the eltalr. Icefollewing resolution was passed— " That the sudden and unexpected abolition of the duty on bricks is both unjust sad 'shwas to the enannfaatarms, unless a drawback he 'Donal on the stork is hand, and calls for the itamediate and combined efforts of the Made to obtain a drawback " A memorial embodying the above resolution, and allied spew poverameat to allow the drawback, is ea act ofjan tice to which the trade considared itself entitled, wee than agreed to, and • deputation was nominated to proceed by appointment to the Chaaeallor et the Ezekequer. GORHAM v. THE BISHOP OF EXETER. The following resslatione have been sent by the niteeribere to several sawalag papers i 1. That whatever, at the ;mesa time, be the fonts of the matenee delivered on appeal is the cam of Gorham v. he Bishop of Bx•ter, the Church of Briglaad will eveausafly be bound by t h e said sentenee t salsa it shall op. al, and ex pearly reject the sewer assails* eanetiosed thereby. 2. That the temadea geightal is to all infants in and by the gran ef Impliem, is an esseetial part of the article " Ostlieptione Ise Om semissioa of Was." Z. Thelevwle eadtettise wieldier raised by the said mat tuage.—eggllagagaies, walls ft gam get deep the libarq lately Sat Miele la the man heretofore reseived, der 'geeing modes the smarties that original sin is a bat to the right reopen of baptism, Sadie act remitted except where God bestows regeneration beforehand by an act of prevenient gram (whereof Holy Scriptere and the church are. wholly West), thereby rendering the benefits of holy baptism alto. Hier tuseertaia and precarious. 4. That to admit the lawfulness of holding an exposition of em amide of the creed, contradictory of the essential messing of that article, I, in truth and in fact, to abandon that article. 6. That, inasmuch as the faith is one, and rests upon one prinaipfe of authority, the conscious, deliberate, and wilful abandonment of the essential meaning of an article of the creed, deetroys the divine foundationjupon.which.alone the entire faith is propounded by the church. 6. That any portion of the church which does so aban don the ',Genesi meaning of an steels of the awed forfeits sot only the catholic doctrine in that article, but also the office sod authority to witness Ana teach as a =Baba of the universal church. 7. 'that by such conscious, wilful, and deliberate act, such portion of the church becomes formally went d from the catholic body, and c►n no longer assure to its memben the grace of the increments and the remission of sins. 8. That all measures eonsis•ent with the present legal ra tion of the church ought to be taken without delay, to ob. mitt an authoritativs declaration by the church of the doe trine of holy baptism, impugned by the recent sentence: as, for instance, by pealing liable for the church in convoca tion to declare that doctrine; or by obtaining an let of par. Lament, to give legal effect to the vecisior a of the collective episcopate on this and all other meatier* pure 4 spiritual. 9. That, failing each 121111M1114, all efforts must be made to obtain from the said episcopate, acting only in its sprituil character, a reaffirmation of the doctrine of Holy Baptism, impugned by the said sentence. H. E. Mmerilso, M.A., Archdeacon of Chichester. Ronsat J. --------------------- Irobcrescon --- "of But Ridiose Taomes THORP, B 1)., Ateldescon of Bristol. W. R. MILL, D.D., Regius Professor of Ilebrow, Cam r. H. 8. - Ft sec, D Regius Praetor, of Hebrsw,thtford. Jong KagatzMA , Vicsr of Horsley. W. DODSWORTH, MA., Pespetual Curate of Christ Church, St. Pancras. W. J. E. Bangsrr, M.A., Perpetual Curate of St. Paul's, Knightsbridge. Hamar Viff.Lum Wu.azaroacs, MA., Vice. of But Farloiaa. JOHN C. TALBOT, M.A B mater-at•law. RICHARD CAVENDISH, M.A. EDWARD BADBLIT, M A., Buy;ster-st.law. Joon K. Hors, D.O L , Barrister•at-law. FINE ARTS'. EXHIVTION OF ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL ART AT THE SOCIETY OF ARTS, ADELPRI This exhibition, which was yesterday crowded with eger private visitors, is • spirited and suoceutful effort to give at owe view the whoa* history and program of past industrial art. The !bur walls are hang with arras hangings, some from the sober designs of Venetians, the remainder from the tortuous pencil of Ruben,. Their partially faded hues set off to fair advantage the array of golden ornamentation, the trenchant colours of the Palissyand Rafaelle with the glitter of armour suits, and chrystals mingled with elaborate ivory carvings. This dazzling inaltiplicity of subjects have been admirably arranged in their respective epochs under plate-glass, by which all confusion is avoided. The " forte" of the exhibition, however, is deci dedly in the carving of metals. Whilst the religion" subjects of early potters only show in their execution an intend= adoration, which is as touching as it is interesting; the later sculptors of gold and silver, abjuring the scriptural loped', adopted history and maiden as the source of their inspiratioo, and with a fertility of invention only equalled by their mar vellous dexterity and skill of neestion. These gems of art, chiefly from the Queen's 00l- Intim awl that Aid Oriel Wimp% (heed, use set apart in lira idea. s at eissipiesosere is asset of dale. Foremost stribated to Gallia, the perfection of whist one pardon his self-lauda tory egotism; the " of the chiselling, the masterly grouping, and y the exquisite shape of this buckler, bespeak the toil of a life. Scarcely a dozen names survive to be sexed to objects which amount to 9,000, the value of which is underrated at 100,0004 MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Verdi'. "Nino" was performed last evening, for the fins appearance of Signor Lorenz), the new baritone, in the character of the A ay ian king, and of Halle. Parodi in that of Abigaele. Signor Lorenzo was moderately sucomsfel, bat certainly did not make a strong impression. His acting, as it sppeared to us, was better than kin singing. In the prin cipal scene, when the 'monarch, struck by lightni-ig from h becomes a manila, he exhibited considerable dramatic power. As to Wile. Parodi, she did not seam to be well !acquainted with the part, which Suited was not well suited to her. Such, hedged, is.., to hate bees her own impression, or the impression of the mannetement ; for the part was so much curtailed that it was reduced sleseet to a skeleton. LA I/ INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Douai Ma. Consumista= FOIONLAMQVIL Ix is WILLIAM LIONIL YsLax TOLIMACII/L—LORD HUNTINOTOWZR'II BANKRUPTCY. .... "5...'" There wee • meeting for the proof of debts against the estate of this bankrupt, commonly called Lord Hunting tower. The Bet was ohtained is 1842, when the deb. 4 proved were shoat 12,0001. Proofs upon bills of exchange to the amount of 800,0001. were 41eu rejected. The bankrupt obtained hie eertificate upon giving a bond to pay 20,0001. to the creditors M the event of his coming into poutiaion of the erste. of his father, the Earl of Dysart, whose eldest eon he ie. _ _ Mr. Cooke now tendered a proof for 7,70.51. on behalf of Messrs. Cocks sad Biddulph, bankers, of Cbaring•croas. Mr. Chidli y, on ►ehalf of the assignee*, said that Messrs. Cooks and Co. having consented to a reduction of about 7001. on the mount of theft clams, there was no objection to the prool being received. Proof allowed. SURREY ADJOURNED QUARTER SES- SIONS. THIS DAY. BOWLS TOMO PURLS, FAO, AMU • BENCH Of MAGISTIATEA. These sessions being the last of the present quarter for the county of Surrey, commenced this morning at the sessions- house, Newington causeway. The Weeder contained the names of 102 prisoners for trial, being • greater number than for • long time sent before the magistrates at these mullions. The grand jury having been swop, the chairman said that their duties would be rather heavier than for some time past, inasmuch as • vast number of prisoners were sent for trial at the sessions, rather than the ensuing assizes for tbe county. Such a pro ceeding would be a saving of a thousand pounds to the county, and ha was sure they must feel happy that such an expenditure bad been saved. The crimes of the calendar were of the usual kind tried at these sessions, and he had only to remind them to be careful in finding the bills pre sented to them, and should they not be satisfied with the statement of the witnesses at the back of the bills, he should recommend them to apply to the court for the depositions taken before the magistrates. He had no further remarks to make, but would at epos dismiss them to their duties. PICKING POCKETS AT TEN BRIGHTON RAILWAY TER. MlNVS.—James tlekock, 13, was indicted for stealing, at Bt. Saviour's, Southwark, a silk pocuet handkerthief, from the person of Henn Hatted. Prosecutor deposed that on the evening of the 13. h inst. be came up by train from Brighton, and sitar he had left the platform and was looking out for an omnibus, he felt some person at his pocket, and on turning round be perceived the prisoner behind him, with two othi r luta. He instantly missed his handkerchief, and seized held of the prisoner, when his companions oommenced kicking his legs and en deavoured to get away. A constable then came up and took the prisoner into custody with the handkerchief in his pos session. A °mutable of the ll division stated that the prisoner was sonnet-d with a gang of young thieves who were a complete terror to the inhabitants of the Borough. They infested the railway station, and it wu a peat difficulty to detect them, as they managed their business so systensatmally. Verdict, Gratify; sentence, three months, and to be once whipped. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. IXPUDINT RORBIRY.—Ann Harding was charged with stealing a pair of blankets, of the value of 12e. Ahcut seven o'clock last evening a boy ran into the shop of Mr. T. Smith, a linen draptr, Mo., of No. 227, Tottenham court-road, and told the shopmtn that a female had stolen some blankets from the baud in front of the shop. One of the shopmen hastened out, and saw the prisoner just turning out of the !Tad with the blankets upon her ann. She was running, and he had to puns. her for some distance. The prisoner, in her defence, said she saw the blankets lying upon the pavement in front of the shop, and she picked Men up. Mr. Henry fully committed her for trial. BEIGHTON PAVILION AND IMPROVEYENT.—Yeeter day the 0011111littee upon this bill declared the preamble preyed. ME Slava TRADE.—Yestteday, a parliamentary document was printed, *howls( that from 1840 to 1848, both inclusive, 626 slave vessels were captured by her Majesty's ships, of which number 678 were condemned. The number Makes. captured was 38,033, of which 3,941 died between the *apiary and adjudication. The anausl par homage of isortaty between the capture and adjudication was 96.370843 la the Was years the mortality 'swept the *Moon sad crews of her Majisty's ships numbered M. Is the last year (1848) the mortality per mat. among the ofileme sad mews wee 2.2. YEOILiNET CAVALRY IN GREAT BRITAIN.—AO - to a rehire just Maned, the number of regiments of yeomanry in England, from 1843 to 1849, has ranged from 261 to 261 the number of officers from 960 to 996, and the number of men Irma 16,358 to 16,863. The years furnishing this minimum sad mazinsume are respectively 1848.9 sad 1846.7. The services of employment,' wen nquirod in aid of the civil power is 1843-4, when four troops, 10 Olken, and 192 men ware celled out. The number of day. service was 116. In 1846.6, Gee troop and three dotsdkaaanta, 16 officers and 227 men, were employed is aid of the civil power. The nualmer of days' ser vi ce was 27. In 1847-8, 30 troops, 12 damn, and 1,448 men acted in aid of the au thorities, sad the days of mercies were 83. Is 1848-9, 64 troops and cue datednent, 197 Alan and 3,260 awe, were celled to assist the civil power, performing 79 days' service. Tus Ray. H. MI:RIM Tlllt Nzw - itkenit, OF THE Rocusenta Gamow' Sodom, appoiatad by the Doss sad, Chapter, Is to be ezaaalaed at the Topa Hall to-day on a chute of beads/ eau of the seholan to an extraordir,ary eztent. The salt' mitt* a great deal at lateral to the town. FUZBOLD LLND Bocurr.—On Friday,. Ms. .Too. Taylor, of Biroaksbaaa, Inured at flu aubp. a t a t m aw . Market to about MO of tba Inhabitants of ,a town. The chair wsa ocaapied l e r r. J. W. Stamm A lugs amber of 4ta auditors surd their mass as far above. A NUMBIUL Or 1300 M AND YOB UNl vsurri COLLsom whisk bays mired to this campy, by stamin, teem Frames, him beak rAwassd froth by prods- Yea of the Lords of the Treserw. NIILITARY. It is saitiithat arrangements ars in contemplation for the appointment of Lime... General Sir William Gents, K C. 8.. to the situation of Cornmancier-in-Chief at Bombay, tics hit Willougt by CAton, G.C.B , who is expected to give up his command in the course of tits webs wattiot. SPORTING. WARWICK SPRING MEETING-4tESDAY. Match : 100 h ft. I . 2st. each. Haat Strepletleue course. Mr. Robermon's The Ace of Trumps ((aptain Broadley) I Lord Lorpa's Sobnety (44pardo Little) 2 SCURRY &TABU Of 6 SOTS each and 20 12st each. Gentleman riders. (4 subs ) Mr. Bat nerd's Isek-of-all-ludes, 3 yrs (Mr. Caldwe") I Mr. M dames Vesture, I rs (Captain Llttlel 2 Mr. Williams's Syrup, 1 yrs (Mr. Brookes 3 21. r. A. Itobertaon's Catele.tae-whasso (Captain Broadley 4 TBIAL STAMM of 10 SOTS sack, and 60 added; tka M'a Comm. (13 sobs ) Mr. W. Mmeley's Alamo, 3 yrs, Est 1311) (W. Karol I Mr. T. Da..011 ed Mark Tapley, I yrs, la (Arnold, I Mr. Peeve..'. MolcSt of Owyane, 31" Ist (Sake) 3 WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP of 15 SOTS. each, 10 It, and only 5I( declared, with 30 added. Gentlemen riders. Two milts. 12 sub., b of whom declared. Kr. &Word's Fugitive, aged, lOst Sib (Captain Lituei I Lord Strathmore's Rattrap, aged, 1 lit 71b ...(Caption Brool 3 Mr. Carew d Andalusian, 4 yr., 10M 710 .. (Mr. Ostalchaton 3 Mr. Leah% Yard Arm, aged, leet I lib (Kr. Devesport 4 Fain HANDICAP 01 10 110•0 80011, 6 tt, sad ad added. Oso rail*. 0 subs ) Kr. MOMS Doubt, 4 yrs, 7st alb (Sibs extra) ...(W.llharl 1 Mr . Jaess's Doelli , 4 yrs, Cast 91b (Thic k) I Mr. Poster's 6 yrs, est 71b (0. Whitehouse 3 Palmas's PLATS of tOi., with 10 her the second; for hasten riddos by Parson; 4 yrs, list; fi ts, list 71b; sr: and aged. 12st, Ho. Heats. Tao Two Yds sourer. Mr. Gulliver's Feeeley, eged, Ibt. (Mr. Wood) 1 Mr. W. Cooper's Jerry, aged, libt (Owner) 5 Mr. M. Itobbb's eh g, by Itechbar.k out of Logk's dam, 4 rs, I Ist Mr. y IL Oldham's Msepherdses, L yn, Ilet 71b (Mr Mr. bass I Mr. U. Ball'. Little Jemj. sus. Oat 71b (Owen, 3 Mr. John Boddington's The sWeitet, 4 yve, 11.1 Owner 6 Mr. magus's 'A oodleadMary, Lys, Um 71b. .(Mr Bondi 7 TERRIBLE CONFLAGRATION.—This morning a fire, attended with • destruction of several thousand pounds worth of property, and which continued to rigs for upwards of six hours broke out in St. Chugs's-strut Eut. The promises belonged to Messrs. Wackebath and Collingue, extensive sugar ufiaers. They were of great augaitude being in some places eight and nine stories high, the whole covering an immense area of ground, :probably a couple of acres. - The flames were first perceived by • iceman, who sent for assistance. In a very brief period two engines were on the spot, and set to work with an abundant supply of water. At that time it was expected that the firemen would have been able to mane the flames to that per. Um of the works on flu ; but unfortunately they were unable to do so, for, owing to the many tons of sugar in the various firms, the same became ignited, and in lose than • couple of hours this building, termed the "Old house," nine floors high, and several hundred feet square, presented one tremendous sheet of flame. The sugar, woich had become ignited, rushed out of the different win dows is sack immense sheets of lire, as to light up the whole of the metropolis, whilst the river looked like bur. risked geld. Nounemas other eaglees had some time pre viously arrived, and were all at work ; but the vast bodies of water scattered ever thefts's. made not the least impression spa thew The conflagration having at length assumed an alarming aspect, every endeavour was made to pre vent any of the adjoining house* from taking fire. The heat, however, was so great, that another building of great extant termed the " single house," also took light. In order to save from destruction this house every exertioa was mode by the firemen, who mounted the roofs of the ear sounding buildings, and poured momentarily some tons of water upon and into the blazing property. UnfortoLatf!z their exertions were comparatively useless, and at both buildings were on fire from the base to the roof. ; 4 o'clock the scone presented was one of awful grandeur ; the flames were ascending high into the air, whilst the &o ber ia the two buildings was cracking with •sr pipe like the discharge of musketry ; and at frequent intern/ s, as the floors gave way, the outer walls kept dropping, to tb e great danger of the fn and the assistants employed at the engines. Immediately adjoining the buildings oa fire stood smother large refinery, termed the " double hosts.," which was is gnat danger of becoming fired. Tao doors Wad made of iron, in some measure proved a barrier to the proper of Oni flames, but they at lead* became so hot that the firemen were obliged to direst the water from the enr,ines apes the handing , whisk meneem peeved euccessiv' t , aad. no further &stew dos M properly Sink plus, ell trough the asks body of flame romanced um. it mum 'riven at tea o'clock this fore seen the fire was Ise ken being extinguished, although ell deader of ea further onteraicia was our. NM the misfor tune esearrN ee.M eat to learned. The loss is very heavy, sad the °Mem wilds 'will suffer by the catastrophe are the bimodal, the fisottlit rubs, Paellas, Liverpool and London, aad_ Sint. _ _ CROWN MICE, MARCH 18.—The Peen of Butt land dolled vad ohms to sit and vete is the Reuse of Peers is the premit pastimes% of the United Kingdun of Great Britain swi Ireland, via., the Right Ron. the Berl of Lillie and the lard Blantyre, in the roost of David But of MAI, and PAR Loud Colville of Cairns, deeerasd.—Oaselle. COIIMIBBION SIGNED BY THE LOILD-LIZUTILNANT 01 LINCOLNIIIIIIII.—The His. Peregrine Franck Coal to W dersty.linitossnt. MONEY MARKET. Tv Svsynr o. With the exion of the rate u esns s of exchange for NM on Holland having been negotiated a skulls higher, there is no alteration to notice in the murex of exchange on foreign places for this mail. Advisees from fit. Petersburg of the 9th compute the late purchases of ilex at 4,500 tons. The supply i o this year was estimated at 600,000 p oo d s , or about 9,600 tons. The quantity of hemp expeeted to arrive by the summer barks was estimated at as more than 1,250,000 poods. The market for this staple was rather active, with firm prices; 150 tons clean had been futon at 85 roubles, at which there were both foreign and English buyers. It is calm lated that in all about 350,000 panda have bees bought on contract, and 250,00 poods on the spot. In linseed nothing was doing. In tallow the bust nom was limited to about 1,000 casks, at 1104 to 109 roubles amongst the dealers ; and 300 casks by an ex porting house at 106 roubles fur cash. Buyers offered 105 and 109, whilst sellers demanded 110 and 111 roubles, with an advance. Exchange on London, 38d. to 380. Apr DMUS ISOCKIL—Msacs IS. Omsk par Ont. Shaft may s ell4l Vas hit gm tq Auk m Slat .. llla MY lawass ".. OsslPss7 OIL ( l i t ia pald 1 7. 7 Imbed ..... (71. paids ttf ostasru Oimpeay et T._ i s . EXCHANGES AND /TOM A 1610131. N Beaux, Y N alta 16.—Voluotery If^ 106; lidlessl Debt, Ira &Ali one, . 18.—Five per Cent. Meta Moues, 921; Your ditto, 724. Bank Shares, 1073. Es .tlany on Frankfort, 113. BIONIIIII4. MAR= IL—Belgian TlSda : 1940, Pin pre Cent. ; Ditto, 11342, 97 ; Ditto, 1948, 93; Ditto, 1814, Your-and-s- Half per Cents., 8W ; Ditto, of the City, 1832, Pour par Cents., 1001; Ditto, 1813, Five per Cents., 931 ; Boned Bailout, Your per Cents., 331. Exclunge on London, 23.471. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Although the amount of business done in the Eng lish funds to day hu not been of any importance, prima have nevirthelcas ken rather unsteady. Consols opened at 951 to 2 for money and 951 to 1 for the 11th of April ; bat some time elapsed before any business wu done for immediate transfer, for which they first marked 951, and then returned to the first price, at which they continue quoted. South Sea New Annuities have been done at 942. The Three per Cent. Annuities, 1751, were done at 941. Exchequer Bills, of all grades, mark 61s. sad 595., and India Bonds 84e. and 884. premium. The principal features of the foreign market is an extensive fluctuation in Buenos Ayres Bonds, which fell to 451, but have since recovered, and were last transacted at 491. Danish Stocks are better than yesterday ; the Five per Cont.. have touched 95, whilst the scrip of the new loan is at present quoted 2 to 21 premium. Peruvian Bonds are firm. Other descriptions are without change. The business transacted is as follows:—Brazilian Bonds ' at 89. Buenos Ayres, at 47 1 , 454, and 491. Danish Five per Cents., at 95 and 93. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, at 551. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 721 and 1. Portuguese Converted, at 331 'and 33. Russian Now Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 1 and OI premium. ENGLISH YU:Ma—Taus Dar. Bank Meek. shut ----- pot Ct. Rol Som.. shut 3 pot Ct. Cow Lops.. f par 6.1•4 101. PSI 3! per CJ. "but Ezebsqtwr 11111; I9a Is Ili. FOREIGN FUNDS. 6 P et Austrian Bonds. 1 per et. &mad, Ma.. 16 17 0 pm et. Bela booth. 88 90 armada Deferred Isda. 38 1 21 per Coot, 6 per et. Mos., 1444,291 A I s r et il iiralia: Ma. 88 60 4 Do. O< Peravloa Rea . 12 3 4 Per Cl. litimmB Amer. 48 Cl Portiere 0em i e 46. 33 1 4 ,s Ditto When ibli.. DA 8 , i 7 Ditto eoltunb. Dec We.. ' DIM liponili MIL. ni I Columbian tkpindor bat. 3$ f 3 per et. fly Bea.'s4 6 3 per Cl. ininull lido. 6 669 Ditto Pardee 7181 m. 311 21 per et. Dant &M. 18 SI 2 per Ct. Temeniela Mut. 32 3 4 pa Cl. Dutch Cats.. 86 7 bieiternila Delorned 1im..12 I MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. 8130•11.—The small public gale of 2.50 hhds of Cuba went off at lull pricer, 38s. 6d. to 40s. duty paid, and the article g lly wears a firm appearance. Rained remains quoted, fir to tine grocery lump., 48s. to 605., and the low ciescrip difficult to buy at 47e. 6d. Corpus. —There has not been a public sale ; the last price of good ordinary oath. Ceylon yesterday on 'Change was 485., at which price it stands to day, but no transactions re ported up to this hour to day. Cocos.-1,000 bags of Guayaquil were offered in public sale; the sound was bought in at 325.; the damaged sold at 271. -- -.- Rica —l,OOO bags of middling white Bengal were bought in at 10e., 9s. Gd. offered end round. SPICES remain dull of sale. Cursor continues neglected. fix:K.—The market is inactive. Tne.—A limited smoent of business ha been dens at previous ;prices ; then his been an improved demand for common Coogan under 10d. per lb. Duty paid at wear to Let week in London, Liverpool. mt. bristol. Heil. and the Oyde 1,023670 To do ems period last year 1,184,,022 Donor 124.339 arms rem 011 TEL IS 1430 To wrr WMO4 WIT: Labs 3,402,909 1,173,979 179,313 Hull Clyde 433,771 Ting 7,243.880 Slum new in 1649 311,337 TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains steady, with a firm badness doing; the delivery for the two days is 700 wuks. Prices are as under: P burg Y.C. on the spot. 375. ; March delivery, 365. 9d. ; October to December, 38s. 3d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Buddies West Hartle 15e.; Can's Hartley, /ss. ; Eden Main, 164 3d.; Walls End Haswell, 17e. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d.; Walls Ead Lambton, 17e.; Wells End &went's, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Tea, 17s. 341.-13bipe at market, 127. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY, The arrivals of all descriptions of (rein since Monday have been but moderate, and the demand continues of the same limited character now so long reported. In the few trans actions which took place to-day no alteration in value oc curred, and Monday's quotations may be repeated for all articles of our trade. ♦tIIVAI! INTO LONDON PROM leth MAIL TO 20th MARCH . Qa. English. aeote►. Irish. foes MUM „ 770 1 Battey ....-. ....... I 2400 I ... ........ 1400 3120 hour. 140 seeks; BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Hers. Pattenden and Smith report that there is • steady trade doing for tine coloured hops, at fall es mach monq. BRISTOL, March 19. B,oc[•BlowLwoli—Tbe market was mere Native. bat II about soy material champs In values. Great Weems Quarter Shares left off at 14; Bristol and Exeter Old Mares, Si die. ex. My.; Bristol Buck Notes, 61 per oeut. pm.; Severn and Wye Cart, 534. 'rHE HoN. AND REV. BAPTIST W. NOEL.—YentoE day befog the day appointed for the public recognition of the Hon. and Her. Baptist Noel es pallor of Johnotreet Chapel, Bedford•row, the chapel wee crowded by a highly fashionable audience. The hon. and rev. gentleman entered ; into the pastoral duties of this chapel some sir months back, but owing to the Mars of the late Rev. J. H. Evans, who ' had then been minister of Jobc•street Chapel 90 yeare, the ' ordination service of the baptist church could not be per Another rooms for their necessary postponement was the absence of a satisfactory arrangement for the sale of the chapel, es H. Drummond, Esq., M.P. for Sauey, wee unwilling to allow this plane of worship to remain say longer in the hands of baptist,. A sum of money from the coefrregadon, 2001. of which sore contributed by a noble dieriems, has however settled this difficulty, and yester day ha was inducted ea pastor of the chapel. Prayer hay ing been offered up, a statement regarding the affairs of the church was then reed by one of the deacons. It stated that since the bon. and rem gentleman had been acting et paten' they bad been obliged to increase the chapel to at . 3111- Medial, 200 additional sittings, making it now capable of hold's( nearly 2,000 persons. The colt of pnrchese from Mr. Drummond was 6,6001. pith certain conditions in the event of the deems of Mr. Noel. Within the last six maths the reverend pens had baptised nearly 100 per sees, nearly ell of whom were members with bin when in ' Bedford•row. Adenoma "on the du•y of a pester to the church," and " on consent= between the pastoral elites • end prosperity of the church," were then delivered, after r which the hon. and rev. gentleman addressed the • dos at ocinaiderable length. The services lasted thn ' e a rg, sad was geeaVaited by the elogiog of the doxology. [THREEPENCE, RAILWAYS. Tutu DAY, Two o'cLoci. The share market to-day is dull, with scarcely any business going forward. Prices generally are un changed, bat owing to the absence of business opera tions, the tone is the reverse of good. Caledonians mark 111; Berwick', 13:; North Westerns, 1044; Booth Westerns, 821. Scarcely any bargains have been eff ec t e d in foreign shame, which attract no attention. 10 Ili ►1 /W. Pir JA 26 264 274 26 6 $ se si Pa. 4 $ 44 pm. 33 31 diazdlv 11 10 010 ~ 17 171 101 101 lot 14 7 61 6 1 U i NI 7 so 84 do. ly '0 I If 71 7 I I pa. I f 1 1 144 Des ST 39 6 7 pm 17i .34 34 26 ex div OW 141 11 die n 2 1:1 101 dim 26 28 31 ex dlv 3$ 7 ea div 71 " 1310 ifs pa. 38 38 pm. 18 tO 361 174 276 181 14 14 11 11 8 74d1i. 88 . _9B iie 9 9 pin. 50 5 ex div dig 19n 39 40 " 14 IS Cs. „ 9 1 3 1 , 1 ?) dil Si 7 AIL „ 974 N 4 74 Sy 4 31 die ail Sy 4y dl4. „ 24 2 dig „ 1 die 1 Pa 4, 4 .!2, 101 101 57 59 57 59 101 11 23 214 101 1054 I di 9 Pm trir IF irft. 16 14 44 1 4 pi& 13 16 13 4i - ie dia. 13 ex fat 6 „ 8 . 4(118,, 38 39i 23 24 dim 18 19 iiii i lii4 28 30 14 - 12 dla 174 134 : 4 4 2 3 2 3 3 111 . 111 11 434 3 Of 41 43 ex Cie 131 161 i fpm. In r 13 r 9 tl db. 6* 6 i di& 11 pm 3 11 9 dam si 41 di& 14 12 dia. 14 11 " 31 3i Wa. 8 8 ,ii tilt li 16 ' 51 27 26 51 Cs. 51 41 dia. 1 i db. 1 $ pu I pas. II 10 dia. 13f 13f mitt, II Ile al& „. 7f 7 dig. f IS 1 3 7 ex l Ws. I divi S 126 3 4 or 93 T! es Int i}3ll u. St i FOIZION RULWATL $4 Anita ltalian (law Ham. Y Ataiirlaa) II &efts* eat Ashler ID astral Frame (Vilma S Data Mot 41 {ia. 6 3 / 4 6V 12 1 6 if lb 1 16s. Da do. Oe~t Itlf~ YdewL I PM f e r 3 7 .1.33615. l ua — matotir s :: IlaTrirciai - Tacatii Namir art Lisa Sotlmes et Peer Orlsessial birders .. Nil art Orleans Padua! Sew hilt lad elnistimari Amu Mae amine sid Item Wine WI MOM 24 Fl 1 ;4 1 10. 10 dls LIVERPOOL, March 19. BTOCL-EXOll,4XOl.—Tke; market today was net vary animated, at prime were decidedly better : Great WING= ti s hams), 131. las. 9d.—lAnesakue and Yorkshire (fifth sbeees), ed.—Ueda' and North Western, ICS e.—Ditto (new * shares), d.—Ditto (401 shares, L. ILL 41—liambester, Shelled and (peel, shares), 7-114dland, 39 9—Dttto (6 shut.). fit d.—Nortk Staffordshire., 11 d.—Soatk Sanaa and Davey 161—Ditto (No. 4 refill wed). St — Ditto (No. 4, ire. as lb. d.), Si —Tort, Neweestie, and Berwick (0. N. E 6 per amt. Is. ad.—Dutch Umiak, 6 4. MANCHESTER, Marc t 19. thots4licuixoi.—There woe a very quiet market , bat without imp of prima, A private monies of Ow Waste of Leeds Fifths *Nee ere Woes ia the 'Rowan, with a view te macula, a meat adeentepeene eareapment With the ether hoiden of Len °alike Nei ladnike slain, tat se the delenniation to wbtch the wenn hed leer did not transpire Were the elan of balsam to the Stook Liam*, prim were not abated bit. EIRMINGHAM; MarEA 19. 8100d-IwowAnds.—This saarket m rather Sneer to day, *thaw easeptioa of Shrewsbury red Birrolashares, wakes de. eliaed fees the fees et the halt-yearly report just Med. they wen quoted at Id Os. LIBDS, MarcA 19. Broca Isawes.—Tliare is vary little eireoo to 'spoil te the selebstiple mareleo. Sum eew nice hole b dieted at nem Mot tat as Me *We the leme ell the market la Ms . Ste melee INN 4 °stink's. It; boo gm Brut. i N Se i ligiSh ilit l ik 9 11 0ge• lt d ••• O 1 Tuft eel North ltLablialia. MISIMINB• ON M. Ufa $l.; Ent awl 110 _ • . r .,••• • lAbordeas ~. I Wo:Trolinei; Idabet.,l44r.jeg. J . WNW & lendta:it. 01 W. perpetual 4.) Muftis= aadaddlypLorwithiof. De.lddheat a guarantor Ofrea.Wol v.& BtoarValle3 • Wolv., aed Dudley nelladalypd.,arwitbraar. Do. witboat a guarantee . 014011, and Wm. Bristol and Exeter !Itl7. 304 174 _ and Helene Joe.. De. ((Lie s.kD.j .. D 0421.1084 p. Ct. Prod /Waters Counties Do. New Pref. I p. Ct... Dun lat.. i p. Ct.. No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. k R. 6 pet Do. do. S per Cent Da New (late lantern IL U. 61 Deka, ) err A Do. elms B. and C. dint a n l e ata. 6 p. Ct.) DlO Prebresse Chsalar sad Bolibrad 1 1 1 9: Prltw." Is II 35 1 Bt. !9 -ii U 1 I 23 -4-S1 -4 1 su.. ii_ I 5 iii 124 SO DO 11l IS 1 lit. 11l DO 100 Do. New f share East Llneoluabire Edinburgh sod Glasgow Exeter, Yeovil, k Datab. Sarin and Exmouth Gloucester k Dean Forest Onsal. Northers - _ -, 1 - : - 30 30 Bt. 110 13j lij L% 3S st.poo - iii47or.,A,Deirr; Dail sham B, 6 p. Ct. Do. 3 per Cont. 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