The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-25 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD, Mica 23 —la • naTutglioll this non. the sestet et the RC , ' 8 wend William Wove, Dam, Wow, and Belkw, Trinity Collebe, end the Row. Henry DAM+ Wilma, Fahey sad Term et Bt. Jobs% C-41qte, whew semisades le the Mae of rabbi &emitter " is D's diptiass liatheastieis a PA. liras " ea/ la a Literit Md. Inotarient," be. bees mewed et by suoyegatim, set ebb the uminess deasusesse Oldie Dna% At tbe woe Rest a esaregatles wee belies, being the but day et List ters, ter the pews* pestly deareee, sluts the degree ot LA. wee smilerei as Wallas Deeds Eqpt*, el Mertes Cellese. Clean or TIM 1111ARRIT.—In the IMO tOurets . imi the Fiee.Ciuseallee sonhatal the Rev. Rimed Wetherell Rowies, thileWardes sad Fellow of New Celled* 5 * be Chub *Me Weskit, la the seen et Rev. lota Willies Lagbeo. amend. Ta a Dame ow Waezioasras —Dr. Doekleai still sew thaws very wait islisseed at hie living ot DRY, is *it smaty, end we IC to aid bat little or so abort* the Warr ha takes i the my. s . Doelerb MAL TDB Rev. T. . Amaze, Reeler et Isesiss, Osayllsr. awl' Fellow et Walken' College OM N traelmeles mew zloty), ea Outlay last read a preset la Loofas Chum& it a dads, exams, to that by Mr. Deaboo, sad Whom as to die eashies la the ere Gerken v. the Mop of Riarar." The living of Lentos was glen to the rev. yea- It tems is 1542 by the pathos, th e present Bishop of inke. Tb• R.. Charlet Marriott, fellow of Oda Coaim sae the leaders at the Teutons& party in the chunk of Bog lead, hat been inditated by the Bebop of Oxford to the violence of flt. Marra, fa that city—the church which bee of late years bees made memorable by the ministration et air. Newman, who some time dun joined the Ronan rathelie obtrelt. VACANT. Cewbridge Otanantu School, Head Mastership ; Mlrr. H. D. Harper, pros rAVAL Anerammt, MARC, 23.—Arronereascre.—To As *Wawa —Aminsist-Bargeon A. Bibbald,ll D. To Dasher— Mister'. Assistant N. J. Lease; Third Regime, A. ladle. rommotra, 111•110( 24 —The Yeomans* (84), Cs Sir H. 11. Blackwood, Bulldog, and Fair Boramond (et = . veseels) an all ordered home from the Meditieramosa to be paid of—the Ifeageme at this port, Bulldog at Davenport, sod Fair Rammed at Woolwich. The Bowe (120), alio easelag lame from Malta, it is said, will he paid of at Sheeesem.—The Eamanter (rt. sloop) sailed thb &terms fir Davenport and Lisboa ; blowing very beds hma the =Mk ihe want oat with masts lowered.—The (I), Commeader D. arrived at Spithead planet altiness at 3.30, from the Coast @IAEA= Davostrowr, Mama 24.—The Arethsua, 50, Captain Syseastle, vaned from this port es Wedasiday for Lisboa. Before Mavis( the sound, a seamen semi Thomas William accidestelly lead there= forward, sad although bar of his ismeates gall= jumped into the water attar him, and and their utmost foe his mese, he was ualeetu nately bat The body base= yet bees picked op. The Stromboli, stea=meeel, Capt Lord Amelia& Beaurlark, sail= ea Thursday with Mr. Brown sad a party of riggers Ihr Oksgew. This party are to navigate the new stem 2 :t i gsmoos, from Glasgow to Portsmouth. A mum to the Stromboli bad a singular escape while ia the sound; when palsies Drake's Island ho fell from bar bows while engaged is stewing the anchor, passed take her bows, end moresp eaten, whes he was ought with a beethook, aid saved by the coxswain of the boatel W. Welker, Ep , the Queen's harbourmaster. The 80, Capt.** Porten, arrived from Qame's Tows, oa Tkursisy erasing, having bas expected for sowed dayszS as e and sailed again the following more l= fee the of the Channel, to relieve homeward vessels. The steamer went round the Eddy seone to try bee machinery oa Friday, and the Vapors will out tee the same pupas os Mosday. Ste Jona FRANKLIN —lt is stated that the printe =podia's la search of Sir John Franklin, to which Mr. Hwy Grins= has so mailliantly contributed, together with Mr. Silos Borrows, and may other American gentle ims= is sow bt active peeparatioe, and will sail on the let of May for Liam= Sou= and Barrow's Straits. Mr. Ottawa has mattibuted no less a sum than 30,000 dole., or wires of 8,0001. sterliag, towards the fitting and equipment el this impeditioi; and ii the sabscriptiose mosat to 30000 dole. over and above the rue =ready collected, it is believed that it will consist of a berg= and two Khmers. MILITARY. ----- CARTES'S= Baaaacaa.—These barracks are sew as =grepatr. The Sail Thogooms, aow at os for Dahlia about the 11th AprU, there IS dna the 16th as roils to Csaterbery. Tao TassM is BCOTLAIIID.—ZetIy mat south the sureseriate st oi vi d la Ileoload will take plass, : Sal Dor ablit hem I dle bsark to Yeah ; 2lst Foot, dm is leaver ; Feet, trout Olse gow to addles; lard oat, fres Naas to Ediabarah. Thews MS basin.—At the sad of last week 283 Artil- Seppere, sad 13 women sad e Urea embarked l a ill iV i reisead ea board the Maui kw Madres, Thais Mops helms to the last 'edit Compere service. Norm nava Raotilawr.—Tble ecrpe left 13kesepoor la loamy last kr Casrapore_ p _ to be there etationed. Ilavawra liusauta AND 'swam Lk:WM.—OR the lad April the 7th Hums aro to leave Newbridge for Cook; its.d as arrival taro the 12th Lateen leave Cork kr Dahlia. Titirragirra Dangoosts.—At the end of this week the 131 Disowns will lows Dundalk for Belfut, then to embark for Glasgow. Tug Sonoma AMT.—The strength of this assay is 146,1901 Imo of all ranks, sad 11,390 dorms sad mks.— Voila Strike Gassite. Ponnworrn, Manor 24. —lt is expected that the Birkenhead and aides "teams" in advance squadron at this poet, are to curvy the 4th and 23rd Regiments from this writes to Plymouth. The lest grand " troop the Beard" will take plan to-marow. weather permitting. The bends of tbe fear *wpm In garrison rehearsed yesterday afternoon • dus weeping possiL Lead Gonad is expected in this town so Milinow, nod will meet likely attend a dad day of the garrison, commanded by Lord F. Fitclanince. MEDICAL ROTAL Corszom or Sraosome.—The thawing gaie ties having undergone the mesessary emanations for tie dip"Ama wen admitted mielabin of the wine at the nest be el the Cart of Bramisere ea the 22nd hot.: Messes. Jan FOSS... Brice, Pontefract, Yorluhlre; William Mkaell Cu rk, Maio, Cantwell • Jetta Thomas Grantham, Capital, Kent; Thema Maims, t ea, Waal, a.. Yorkshißeduin, Cornwall; Robert Bere ; Charles Babies Maxwell, Beempuma, Middlesex; Henry Wilson Sharpie, Bedford; William Vaighan Jones, Romney tenses, Westatizeter ; William Tindal Robertson, Grantham, Lincolnshire ; Alfred Collias, Hon. Beat India Compang's &nice, Bengal; and Adam Bogen, Bentinck street, Man cheater square. APOTMECL/11115' HALL. —Nam.. of VentiOollll whomed their examination in the Science and Practice of M e, and received madam to practice, on Thursday, Mush 21, 1850 :—Charles Collison Haley, Shefford, Beds.; John Canter Austen, Plymouth ; Charles Mato, Maidenhead; Mathew Ingle, Ashbp•ele-la-Zoach. Raba intelligence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT—SavaDAL IN as Jolter WILLIAM KING.-BrITING TILAMBACTIONI Thie ineieleent, young mesa, witielWi been a clerihea; imnraaco ones, applied wader the Protection Act. Mr. Cooke eupportod. It appeared that the insolvent filed his schedule In Jaw last, proposes, to sot mid, 401. a year out of his salary. He did not appear on the day appointed for the hearing, having made an arrangement with some of his crediton to set aside aaa•balt of his salary. He had, however, dam been die• imbued how his situation, and cow came up for peotoetiow. It eases sat that sines the schedule was filed be bad cow. Maned. steno " few " debts, such debts ansonaties, he said, to &Mut INK _ _ _ — Mr. Obeini a was-shaallor,ioilinkmas street, Borough, mall. on joined on to no non that the insolvent had stand so Ms onedoes Ids kens by betting os horse- nose asonotsd r NIL It was es that aaeosat that he was , nail to wen Inn the evert N,.Oaaanidsaar Plain reprobated the too mann wain of ponies anakdoi the protection of ths coon sad ateniss lo OppaNt.TM issolveat, he could aware bin, wesid him hod so day mused had it append that he had goodded awq NOL Mr. Osseo said than were no reasNiag debts on the sandals; Wry ware lows" by benspining. Ns. Onanniswn Phillips said is was the sane Ship. By nail lean tho noshent pressmen himself from paying hk win dans. Mr. Clans Ihoosht the beat awes wean he to dans the ponies, so IN non and sown pteloalles sonst ef the sew debts Winn ~ W Ni wsoftrif pukka wader the Penman MS. Mr. Conadwinar /Min loan as disnissiag the panes, bat west billar. sad Wenn to permit smother ponies to be lied sodorthe a rm s;_ Ad. Tin noshest, Ines enested, bend apply soder no other brunt of is- Nl Z l neoke said the insolent was satltlod is die amino petition seder the Protectioa Act. His Henn tensed to punt ise to be died on assent of ane" traawation. Ths b patina was anordiegly dinned. ASSIZE INTELLIGRNCR. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDOTONI, MAI= 23. 01111. 01/11r-BOOMI CZI/7 .101111011 ROAM AXD• IhmaJoir. Tan Coasomnos os Rocasthaa s. Lama. This was aa esties hreaght by the sayer sad of the dty of Rediesta Ss mom hem the wise earls es ea bat s. es a Ilaabaraw thst seighbearbeed, artaa sneers of port sad thy dais apesarts, sal shoe le establith bate right is lay stash The Arterary Ciesersi, Elaissat Wit*, sad Kr. Bask were retina Is, the ; sad It, F. Theliser=thes, Kr. Dada, Kr. Bath, speared fa the This arra emamati es Thursday, sad esespied th• wade al Friday sal Seterdm bat the death nerdy pc.- este s lasi astral. The s rtdosee is behalf al the pair We arsebesd of a large mess i sartest dossaisth sod reards, shams, die., oho Woe of Tibia it mos osoloodod moot to osooMioli Jar right lo ba ib. SrUs sad doss Is ABAof So Jut who moo woo ark odlowooll oonioop Czowir ems. Mr. Berk. Dewilai sad ii,. M. Camaissa bays bests m issed iuriag tM lest two days ia trylis prissuiss o sad it is *spread dist tits gaol ftWaibar *Mb, gni Ossiset ea Mao day. It this sboald bs ski MO* Mr. hastier Xasis will p ro bably divots it the reasalals, ammo Jary IMMO SR the styli side. MIDLAND CISOUIT.—Dmor, MAIICSI 93. bums Losses= .horws Comm& A Was CILLI4IID wits so MI/Ibla or Ina liveanta. haw °retard was chersei IMO sinaniall bse knee ad . Kr. Wilmer, is enaktßates, Nand SO paean en ant to he Med on sitrewPfed OK I maid lis preyed that eke sand the dun erne dossated; In be had as doubt his Wrenn wenn Area nen la their flalkg. Ina Manisa, peal of Dr. lleaKl. rillegtoot, said—Oa =:Ord of h eel er, I was mita to tho here aloha shoat tea fa she nenolag, and head lila Wenn hen • wend as the asks ere: le was dales at the table with his ban ea the Isla welds. Ma. Orsbard was at. WIN to the wand. I salad ha how it was dome. Ohs MA he woe elan, la the anon Iseonsaseil, sod she Ins anlitel Oda irp sad how Sbe thing mho haat him. Me lwasaiont Ise die dense I nosesied fa stopplag the Wiles salehas Ise him is alma half ma hen be seat sesioN IW w wand hal sonsesesed blesig sofa De shoe treat to see Inn Kr. Deaden dished he nab no issiserreissi of Mrs. Drainers slatenen. Dr. Biagi, a Mersa, was NW to the haste of Join Ordain is the gird of Weber, about cos fa the dames% sad head hits bleadirpt profusely hots the wed k the slaht eheek. The pekes., was per • The = lit woe bun the wend fats the timpani erten Nader the oar. I atoppal the Madan by =. I with hits till astflest 712 the even. whisk tine In war osesidanbly sabsested. I saw it was a beamed wend, about half *a ink hasp Ind about half as lash beg. It was • tried it wend the Ihas mi p be and by a brakes pins of pot bong hems part with eassiderable fern. Whoa lint Ks la ma in I did not apprehend say danger, miss the should Mars. it was colts peoribio kit as Ir.wry bi r l a kiss to prolate lab jaw. I gnat agen al half past 9 ibe same area*, and mann about aa hour. I andandl to Woad him twice • day till the 11th of Novanbor, who he died. Oa the fourth or fifth day be action a slight materna of the face, whisk Wasted iraipliat WI jaw. I panned to Ina Ida with • now to prism look jaw, but ft ems is goarroily about two days bean his death, anadiag to his body, sad be anatually died of seanisisas by lock jaw, rad whisk was the angina elan et the wand. After death Dr. Homes of Derby sans, sad I board his pat ques tion to the prinne sheet his dean ; he asked what w emu* a the quarrel was, Ma said they had bees haying seem wads; that he had abused her sad that an bait narks still =analog ea bar arms. I . was °min oat is the nines, eke coatiaan, ad bad a din ia ay kaad ; my Maenad was lasted Ia ea aim skis by the fire, ad is • soma of szosperadca I threw the dish at kin, which has awed the woad I believe. I don't resollat auythag non that she said. Did not no the din... BP Mr. Dennison—la watt as wry well kw a short time, but I observed he was rather impradest as the time the s of lock jaw canoe cc, by moving shoat the home. I think it he bad out bees imprudent be mislaid have reeeirered. Heard the doomed say, jest beton hi death, "Ann, I deal blame yea • it woe am year halt." By Mr. Wanton—l tarsi knew of his sot galas peadestly about the fifth or slat day, bat the hick jaw was easing on os the fourth or UM day. Mr. Domains witted to ask his lordship's ophiss oa a poled of law. The medical padres had sated that lied it sot bee. for his own implodes", amid lave recovered, and thinsivreit was sot the ad of ti!. ilk Lordship—l do not see any rile el low muck prevenb the are from going to the jury, beams Mere might have hem improper medical treatment end various man ... Mr. Wilmors said this was tka am far the praseatioa. Mr. Deana= then bonny addressed the c t ra ry atsr for the prissaer, sad called the knowing witnasso to Mir Las Struts—l hays known ski praiser tar twenty yams. labs was in our =Mos anises years, sad was spawn sand sad porsosal attostast. BM was a remarkably good servant, and of a kind sad patio disposition. Miss Faasy Swan, the Men Bon. Edward Strutt, and the Bev. Mr. Joan, =lambast of Boron, also spoke in her Swam _ _ ii;;lsaie said it was set supposed for a saasiset that the rutiliseled to tiff bar imbed, or eves wound hint ; os was as ksymper sat, whit& eventually slued hie death, sad berner veritable sad geed her isedustal: have bar, die sbe et setestod it theses* was ekes her. Tie suseffet whisk they bad to deeds was whe ther bask wee M sal W , bit jaw brought is by the blow. The Jerry ithweisee this they mild not pee, sad a bailiff Wig ewers they were Locked up. la ewe half as boar they retired iate mart with a yordiet et Getty, bat • awns Neuessadstise le rem. Hie Lealipithi the sale the etretweitesess ha should pass as Wiwi a mese se he possibly 'said. He sword they ertheed Mr to be opelined for use math is the geol. Tao primer esened ready gistresed, and wee allowed to St delis the trial. The Nese terminated thh main. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—SnazweaoRY, MARCH 23. Tn. 00111Ii Wan toe the county of Baby was opened so Bbrawebary as Walaesday aftaracoa, by Mr. Judea Parana. /Ir. Bane Pan arrived from Safford later be the mai". TA* ber me. of the amiss maramaid on Thursday mom big, Mr. Judos Pathan presidia, ia the Crows Court, sad Mr. Barn Platt is the Niel Prior, where the grand jury wive ewers sad Merged by IM teamed berm. The civil hulas. was vary lied. Th. caleadar ecetaiaed 36 caus, bat saly cm of than possessed say peculiar lateral. CRAWS OP /I MUM' AT BILIDOINOITIC. Maw CatArries Nemirow was indicted ice ha .oa the 6th ellOssember, 186 S, murdered her meth, at is this smaty. Thus were aim coasts la the indictment, wry*: the sides he whisk the alleged aim was orea uitlad—by burning, _by swillesallea, by atrangulatioa, dm TOO ease was esslesed remakable, sot only from the alemllp el the Mon Wulf. hut aim km the hot of this tellyUm th sh ird lime eme loaded, haviag beta twice tried at the Sheepehire anises, and the pity on marims bola tuella le epee to a veldts". gielleakin 11 ( 214_ MO dualie.b. is the recollection of the memo of **Daily Nem The shiet point to whisk the me he the pooseenties Moist was that the prisoner gaffe sled Ira nether en the st ia qualm, at the honer of Ms. Dyer, in Dridgeorth, wheel the prisoner was Oita Ming is service ; tha lamas of the home enisistlag only of Mr. Dyer, a paralytic old man (slats dead), the prisoner, and Navy uorkeld, also • servant to Mr. Dyer. Th prisoner had ea various 00CIOOSI exhibited a my ill feeling towards her mother, sad had been Mad to say she wished kW dead, that she bad lived long asouo, and bad kept her out of her money till the hair of Lei head had become gray. It appeased the prisoner would, at her mother's death, be entitled to 200 i. at awe sad to the interest K IDOL for li b. Oa shit sight in question, the ad mesa Aaa Newtown, same to see the grimmer. The; both got drank after upper. The other sines; Mary Corfield, after drialtim; a We rum with Mem, treat up stein to bed, leaving the primer and her reatfam la the hitches, at which time there was no quarrel heemea them. About tea minutes after this Mame (Mary Oatield) west up stabs she heard the old wo.aa say " Deal, ii, don't," sad thee head the door at the ba les of the Mat, as she shaped by the primate. The Mims dm ems diva stabs and beamed at the door. Bhe herd riser _plesser sad hmother talking, but not quer =NM then reamed up slabs, sad laid down and tsp. About two OM& is the sera ili the whams ter awoke by her master ealliag out to her sad, on swabs, eke pommelled as mom was fall of masks, sod a wry Moog men of benlag. She thought the home was ea It., sad rata dews Mein without weld to see what her waiter mated. she foetid so ate la the kitekea whoa as ems dam but saw that the floor was very wet. lik. unlocked sad labelled the first door, sad ma out Late the meet to give sat slam. BM roamed up Ns. Doughty, • nada of km .aster's. Doughty Amt into Mr. Dyer's hems • few ablates before whams. Whams eve ao ate is the kitchen when eke ems beak, but eau ammene in the backyard, bed heard • splinhiag el water. Mr want op stairs to her ammo. room, and threw the melt ep. D was ia the room Ombra het. 'Whams mat ems Ole seek is • few Manta to the Makes, sad this saw the liner mad Ms. ty. Primmer was is her sight dm. Whams asked ty le go mad see when tbs di mama wee; he replied ao lad stumbleg ales to Mit eLhisides the old women. The primer made as nmeili, Wawa mat up stabs ylm, sad ...tied mu ea Allan =IMAM; when Me ease dews usher the bead Kr. Doughty, an d his wife, auk the paeans' la the kitchen. Whams said, " I weeder Mare the old MUM 111; I'll go sad see whose eke le." Tim primmer them mid, "Yemen sot lad her." Wham went to leak sad Mud the old stoma lyiag mom the Imerheme steps, part of her body la the brewhease, sal mitt his the yard, witammea bask sad sad said, " the old watftwa's dead • she's bunt to death ;" did art hear the primmer make my rime& • poliesessa was mat he, sad the passes glvea tato custody. Whams leek pima, hi her may to maim bar, sad gave the *Om she had es to the se weeraimetke slakes wore wet_ Wm Ikea the Mese, r ag ii dirty sad wet. I,lllb rimier was aadreselag Ate meld " Alt, Mary I ah, Nag I" M. Doughty sad semi ease *IMMO were also ALF Waal, who spike of the NB Mimosa ifibOl Nokia of the primer towards Mr w e =e a rns OISASIODS. Three Needled nes were ant 'demised—am of whom, MA Newell, of liiissivelk, men, as a smatter of Mt, that amend was set fes Is been. death; the ems= Theedeld, of INemiagbare. slited, es • mast et that the beak was soloed he selleadies, Amin* est Am to; the third, Dr. Welsh., of Dinfdasham, mmeareed in the lasers view. This demi the ma trr the peneewlien. M. Haddlemea Melee lees herd he the games, the Lasted ledge _assekili t emmed up the evidence. TM jay that relined, Bad e attest a quarter of aa hour, re amed with • outlet el evilly. The betel 'sari be berg reerded ell day. till elms o'slook at algid, the e —..— NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—CAIDiaIftoz, Malt= 513. THE • EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1850. /moms Xi. Jomas Watersais: _ NUXIIOIIII Cuss or ABION. Miry Crab WU shame* with !weby set be to a desk et Winer at the t 7 Novelabse hot, St Oheetestoo, Oseeleiege. the ef Mr. lobes Spam. The "Mew spas Ida wet, that vies Vie Ow wt he wee MOB by the owner of the Week I lad almse s le beagles *ea the Ire, end lee Mg kiss Wet by away meow to say that be would " Put Old Ablett sad Bob Sparrow to the route." A woman, salted Hears, who lived ow the primer in the Tiller, saw hilt oats brass direttly after tle alarm of Are was gins, and add Is bin, "Creek, if say owe were to see that straw arca you,they would think you bad beta to the a e." She took the straw off his. It wee barley straw. TM jury mimed a main of Glithy. &althea aderni. W. Worths (1131ar a sa ir4 shergel with MIME es Os to • stook of Imlay at the of lois whw ilivare sloths thou sad a N poverty woe aimed to tie she of 3,00 W Militias - Me 'Beastly ma by a Mn. Green, who Moefelmelb. Foos% Feiss, to tame hos his yard, a thw miswess after 10 Aka is the maks; sad when he elmonsi the mom Sift at lila, Is holdup m stick In a raweasbei attheada Ia ems Moms after the primmer ease of Mr. ? 'e meatiest the Moho oat. Verdict— thestry. fiewisaw delerred. This sea was somieted two years ego if May, sad Nutmeg to twelve aseatits' ilt• primmest. Maria thiovhr 111,therged with arm at tie presleas of Kr. loratio l l aws. Laili= dea ras sosiultted. Mom to bevies set fire to a wheat hens, tilt property of &Zia Baker, ea the OA Deo. let thsteas deferred. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exasa, Mu= 22. cia.zos or Minims. Reim Oariis /37ref, dmitikser as :fervor, aged, 31, and hls wik, Sarah Berskaged 34, wet jr as the bar, and W =mid ef withward., Si has Pemba, a by uesildwg sad let h er to death. The Peer =a4 Is ed the , was at the time el bre dim* about 14 of ape • er father having bah Ike mean% she. We Se pte m ber an lames et W Ilibisrd Unita s Ow eiss lletle the deeemed meg mature was Whoa away tato Ike Navies of lin. Oho was solgglial with saw dabs* from the Balsa, sad ohs lalt les paling pod bid& On the 4th Jen.' Mrs. Bird ems he dm wain sad calwaiated the nester (Mr. lareasa) that the girl was dead. sad baked a mita tor her. Tb water told the maw of bow Ants Masse, and as thy Hawing day the peer meatus womb lids home. She saw the body ; it was lybg me a bad seaway ateopied by so al Mauna named Carssis. It wee partly covered with • shoot. sad me Wag tarred down ray eataaaive *juries were seen es all parts of the slaps. Nee the male totem hip there were wets stripe, iaiMMlag eheedeeneest with some iiestemasst. Thera was dallied biped on SNP hip, a esseider his ewe, sad s ad er wounds am Oa Yam part which wan mwerad with . Thom were also masks of bleed between*, sad 'raises at the loft aide of the ANS, sad oweihar Wein ea the right It should be further staid did dm WI are af demand wee bandaged. The sheeki i as a rditiaa of dm body immediately aroused rm. the poor girl had been sables. to Me most grt: warp. Oa the mother speaking to the Birds shoat bar mg shits, Kn. Bird asked ft it was likely that a 0111•1161111wact weak' be held. Mrs. Bird frequently urged W math,/ set to have a jury, that she would he a (head to bat ea hag as she lived, and so icy as she had a penny she obeli have part slit Several witaesses deposed to haviag saw the poor girl W- I feting how personal iejnrhe daring the time she lived with thmen. The medical wits/mom at acme length do o mi= , the Works in fl ected out the demised. Death was heed IS have resulted from oseliteeliew of the brae. There WWI several wounds oa the back of dm hoed, and either of l iken Warta was likely to proclaim affaisa, although it lama ase be paoltively Mad that they had that effect in this baseman This dosed the ease. Bs ~item wen A:vatted. )(Ascii 23. 7- - Ya JOITIOUVJOVIIID AIM • CITT 'CAT. ARSON. . . Saimaa Bat Foots was iadiaad for having, on the night of the llth of February. wilfully est fire to madam in his own vesessioa, No. 8, Qaoen-street, Enter, with intent to defraud the Leaden Amman Company. The primmer is about 7/ years of age. He went into busi• sees se • groom, and tea dealer le July, 1848, and continued with a ought istensissien up to the wrath of February last. In July 1849 he changed his pelioy of insurance from an office, in which he was insured roe 8001. to the aloe of the London Assurance, and with the. he insured for 3001. in stock, 501. flatness, and 1001. furniture. In January last he changed the amount of the policy with this comply to 5001. on stock, 501 fixtures, and 501. furniture, sad that policy wee ia form at the time of the fire. It wa s proved by his shep-boy, Thailand, aad his porter, Views, Mat sash ens the state of his stock that they freptimay M id small quantities of groceries from ntdgkbecuag memee, mid* natomen were waiting is his shop. Hie drcumelemam else seemed to be anything hat prosperous. His rest, Wag 701. a you, payable quarterly was paid in a pound or two at a time, Ise was is meats 254, acd he pawned, *pm the 6th of February, two sheets of tee, value 281., for 181, Abase six weeks before the are he directed the porter, Yana, le knock oat two holes is the ceiling of a small mem be the loseemeat of the pemisse, ea he said he was sag to makes trapdoor far the coavesimos of his business boasts dem to that room. Versos leaked out two holes Imp smith to pat his heed up, and he saw the joists from OM Ind is the ether, nothing being there to interlope the view ; bat nothing further wee dose as to the trap-door. About three weeks before the fire the servant girl int, and the only perseas living in the home were the Oman sad his wife, sad they slept fa • heat seamen the soma deer. Ups dm Satu rd ay before the fire the peimesr beerowed a tool, known a 4.contre Mk which was seat for N= 14 : 11.1r 11;11 . ea 111 the mum day. On the 11th Feb. he sent for • Oder M ismem a handmme rglass worth 81., and gals bim others to pat • pole of het Wit, sad clean tt Oa Oat asessisa Varney who had left Ids employ alitut *me weeks, sathied in the removal et the glass, sad the piths, took the eggennalty of mashie., ter some is the mules to reset ems seise in a mashias, nested V • room bib* the Ammar resat besement. At half-pest Imes ,s le ek VOWS mere, lit the Its in the ma- Was, to de edge.' be went to the archway under the poe ms% and Whiten amok sinally kept there, mesas shavings, leaving the seek three pens tail ; he also took half a pallor' of ose host their amid Pees at the corner of • pietism at the bask of the dip underneath which stood • barrel. He theft ammeased meeting, and was about to put • plate el ben over the maddest, which had always hang by a book, but wide the prisoner had previously taken down, when the pelsener, who wee present, desired him not to pea up tits plate as it would air the fplace. Jest bider* haltmat eleven, Venni was about to leave, sad before pies, as he Iset done in variably, wee about to pat out the the. The prieonn again interfered, and said " leave the ire in, it will warm the place through." He then let Verma out by the side door, sad, with his wife, remained the sole inmate of the home. At a quarter to twelve o'clock the are broke out. The primer and his wife escaped through • pi nt window over the leads to an adjoining house, Mime they were taken in sad supplied with clothes. They were in their night domes. They appeared very mask alarmed. About four o'clock in the morning Foote wee men is the dints dressed. lie offered a sovereign to get out his desk from the ember of the opiates, and one of the firemen weld in and recovered is, and he said he ob served shavings on the floor behind the counter. The prier/air aloe offered half a sovereign to whoever should re cover his gold watch, which was in his bedroom. The same fireman en tired the room from a ladder, sad found the watch on the floor, having falba from a able which wee burned. At six o'eleek, the conflagratioa having been pretty well extingnished, Mr. Brake, the saperiatendent of the West of Begland Are brigade, entered the premises, and from the holes In the vinegar room, made by Versos took a quantity of shavings and 14 fire lighten, w hich the priermm geld in his badness. Those two helm were separate and disdast beat each odor, 18 inches ll=and the floor above them was bunt fa those particular . A third hole was gonad is the vinegar-room, also containing shaviags sad firs-light. Them were two holes fa the shop floor evidently made by a eastro-bit. There was no sppearease of Ike La the eseroreastintroom, bat • *es when the plaster was berthas down showed the laths to have been burst through ee with • lighted mode. Under the floor in the bath drawing-rem were also bead fire-lights and shortage, sad a large quantity of shop bills the Oman had had printed just before Christmas ; • sheet of drawers In that room was pithily burnt. The fondue is the priseaer's bedroom wee more or less band. About 8 in *a mooing the planar went up the udder and fate his bed-room, and bem the past of • drew mat, is a sheet of &awe, took the pithy a in suraass. Ihroviage mate band behind the ereaster gad under the *elms • aml the salt teem yak VIM II testshavings whoa I'ol4 the pavement, was hand after the are pissed wader the maffiskthe wade, efehavinge having fees vay musk mimed. The staircase Ina wholly buns, hat it was said I add net ham emeamaimied with the fire is the bath dthowleg-reern. Prom one at the holes in the three pieess of teotheets were takes One whams said the shavings smelt OW•• 4011 ISOM. The sale of the sleek alter the Ire *owed Mgt there bad bees forty-44kt termaithes with about Ma of tea is all, is nine or Ina M the and the rest were empty. The mead hey, Rebut arm saw • third We I. the 411.74011 M bedsre this he. whams *pima M same semadiable by Os primer the mendesfemmeffina the des, =kr us eetilatee was net *Am by aresiiimaimersa. Feels Model to dm iMIIIIIIII6 a bap ire la Leaden, sad said whoa them to *es leek plass people generally made the most of eamplithe; Menace, II he were to buss a Irk be afi e l d say Ise bed 12 dim of tea be Meek, 4 hems Feb.., and othor qua tides (the bey beget how mush) of ether tea. He said be wee insured ler 6004., sad he bed 11111 limbs he should los mashed some day or ether by the ease meety methiss. He aloe istarquady sithibeend the lee M • ass that anabine teem hb 111111.101 p to whale el the pismer ow 's Meth wee le have h e woe*, id the ulnae* Were the ,at retail pleas, wet e ne. The jury, after deliberating an hear, head a verdict of kr His Ws. limb* matemed the primmer to be transported _ _ wait illlssling asses sawed. The prisoner die* his per Ira, sad bad* bin " nisei," =deism M mead kb braise, who w is Met. He was rasamed, bat his deep sobs ware Merl is the Whirs reamed by ems el tin art palatal asses sew whassesil la a mat et basis% This was she last ease. NORTH WALKS CIRCUIT. BROMMAZIS, Manx 2L 111, ware far the aormaty of Amiens ouroammed yaw day lobos Mr. Judos Osvornell. The abeam mow W mes of • gnaw =mbar of plasm, tin In havo mod Ville MI NW owl" on OW Omit, ord gnaw Om mod is Ampasy. COTTON.—trvarsooi, MAMIE 23.—n0 =what to =wog wt. owl We is wen Wet ifill• Way losioltos NO tur no awl I I is sporaitioo. Maitomorna. loasoa U.—We bow hod who, bow,, ionotWo mob* boll W pew Awl plow rod& Is imwoltst= *Who, isi T dohs Wow Is wwwl=gotry, osi he aro ttarrllwook how lo ow Wig la lOW. yilow Iran raw ow wtooltsot to I. WM, wow fromos la oda. to a Omni wilalw Wes moo osmorwmowo till Iwiww tam la who pr; lot la Mali AMY. hen le Itis dim mod prim toodwoolog. Pot tho low omoilin ot trot ore it mato while to ow ins, owl 'dm y ou hot la he Wow womo#, We wows at prior is wait bo worldmotot • los OM yob*, pntat=oa as 0111 tow nolorld. Smoot the Ow II otk boot lope w non dlopowe to woman Iwo ke ono dm. put, moil tin atorbst snob togditti SW soitintoloilloom to warrant sathloote was II the low Moo now olleistlitt H•RDWARIC —Bumimaatai t MAzaz 111.—Tatio bore asthma pad ben Its brioches; thitheide tread le !War sad lorelp area on bug*. ham: the des ad Is set sad paint Run ripartsd it tree km. COFFlE.—Loireotr, Marsh 23.—1 a this whet there have bees emidereet liesterticer leis. the me mod ; et Ile _Yew ememeremed Mt little me Atm the Met el the DOM ale; de ilat emmeedee lld is eal see emit ded of di wee WA et emu 83 wed de pe deg e deem d stylish le I Ned•vaMeome. Al *A sr 1111001111 ft Si ed, b d the Ifth WOWS Imp ears aired, rely owlearth of vielse le=l a Ve stilsertied the prelim asie; the reeve deed es le ter Mast. eed men Illevie% width la ser wee vets: , su b Is Mot will* pea there ere am W het liemetie• Idol& hoe deifted ie dont the ems ea.. NA to per mt. as the Wide Om Om preemie e lf. = ogler ie is nee 0' that of lad mar. TEL.—Lomas, Marsh 23.—The eperatiese la tint to mai* Itsslas the pot meth beeke Wm Matte; t ride barer reseed frees blurs irell tY lowers of r• geSSIISINS as the =lof nisei= of dry ves Irmo ; Ur rreuremor rot so ese be be rimelid b. esand brims to maws re soul awl seri View' lbw dye than Ire beat • far revdry be nor fnetdlwe. The 0000141 emir l or mums eisseu, br sir" vYf ere Se yam" am bribe dor= la Me ire al we. rime. the suelet probe* be Wed by Ur Immo et parer Omit =, t do b ak e apswelegis. Moran =eij, of Uee Mr loss is mart. ibe wk& 11 1. = ibe Ilsor guilds • otiose lo essamed hal save. In Foes he shedder tremestione have beim b Twaabay, Sege obipossie et slier Ws bus mile far Orris. hire& ass ferkS peen( biles berm else beta le denied; is el Obes idade is litUe Yr bra dew* dna peeress Isoreists. essied =me prior Ur quirt; Mind et iso an gediers. NMI lose% Ye boos be art MN hav e ast/ bean elbolod by Yobbo osisolutope to to yokes: boilaboolo. with aro Tory raw. on V vessos. The aai. of Ur liii Nl..srrrbd of 9,00 primps, 1420 of wbieb wore rid; the rose rows an resslior The err .haw sile a l s t i t h, e err bad w rensee Orr T I. of Most rid • dream of ipso of Our 1,00,M b, eanpord serViamo year. BREAD —ll•Aca 23.— TM prices of Wheaten Broad in the Ileuopolis rre Iran bd. to 74.; of hominoid ditto, ttl. to hd. per 410. loot. CORN.—Aunovzu, March 23.—Thu quantity of Wheat othelas to-day was 1110 r• than sualeient for the wants of the buyers. The sale was airy dull, and last week's prices barely supported. Barley was In lees demand and for the lattermost maples late quota tions ware held &sly. Vetches Want inquired for. Toe transertions =Brand sad Petewere of a aiding ammeter, and prices y unaltered Wheat, dad to Ws. barley, les. to As. Oats, 13s. to tea beans, 30a. to Ms. Peas 20.. to 281. 64.1. Malt, 30.. to Sts. per qr. Flour, 87s. to At& per sack, - - ATL11011:1a, March 23.—tne demand for all kinds of /rata at the dAy's manta was greater than it has been for several weeks, but to alteration in prime. Wheat, 84. los. to tut. los. par toed of of 5 qrs. Oats lie. to POs. per qr. beans, 255. to son. roes, Us. to 26e. BATY, March 23.—Our market was firm, at last week's Wheat, 40s. to 425. Barley, 225. to 28e. Oats, black, to prase, white, lea. to 2a. Beans, lea, to Ma. Peas, Yes. to Ma. baueoan, March 23.—There was no very large show of Wheat today. and farmers seemed Inclined to lola for more money. Where sales were effected, about tid. per lead of v boatels higher prices wire obtained. Barley was tee same as last week. Beans more plentiful, and • trine tower. (hits and Para, se last week, were a sans eats. Uorm Med a talc trade, et last week's prices. Bmiswicc, March 23. Our 'market to day was thinly at tended, farmers Wag at present buv with their aped-eoertair. The show ut dimples of at Wads of grata was small, and priose nay be quoted acme ae last week. Bosroy. March 23.—We hare had a short supply of Wheat from the fermi* to-cliy, and the few sales that have been made W.lll at a alight 1141111/Ke on Wednts.lays rates. We note no awe in the Oat uade. Wan liberal supplies of deans, former prices contain' to be supported. Wheat, red, 14s. to ail.; white, 425. Wm Its. to tee. Loess, 225. to Km pm qr. - Canaan:ooß llsreh 23.—Oar market to-day war dull in the mitzvahs tar Itemythlog, and pram were uaekayed. Wheat, red, Ma to Os.; white, li. barley Mk. to ials. mean, Us. to 24e. Peas, 261. to 114 a. Oats, 14s. to lea CASTIantiT, March 25.—The 'apply at Wheat at mo tet was not large, bat at was equal to the &mend. The prices the same as Wet west. Old Wheat, brawn, new, 30.. do 40a.; white , n Us. to 41s. Barley, Ls. to 21.. Oats; 15s. to lbs. beans: 2 Is.to 2.15. Pew, Zs. to 255. Caausiz, March 23.—There was a pad supply of grain at whet to-day ; sad, with the mortal.= of Wheat, which wm 6d. per bushel lower, sold at the tame pries as last with. Wheat, white, new and old, lbs. ed. to 16s. tid.; red, aew end old, 14s. to Its. 6,1. Barley, new sad old, M. to 9s. theta potato, Os. 3d. to Ta. It; eassinea, Is. to 6s. ad., M. to bd. more was given fur some seed sam ples. Ikansaad Yeas, lla. to 12. Flour, per stun., Is. Bd. to It. 1041. Oatmeal, Is. 6d. 54emeal, Is. 2d. haralmsal, le. - - - COLCUBATIR, March 23.—T►.a supply of Wheat is vim entail, and the trade, though dull, cannot tiz called chtaper than on Mot Saturday. The supply of b <rley hi mote than equal to the de mand; ►ot sellers beta, unwilling to take lower rates, prices are nominally unaltered. Beans continue a MILL sae, without alteration In value. Citoccitscsa, March 23.-At out market this day the at tendance was not large and the supply of English Wheat moderate. Foreign failed to attra ct attention very few sales were made, the earn prices is rat week being Florally demanded. A few sales of Bailey have been made, at low prices for malting qualities. Beans continua neglected. Holders o 1 Oats press sales, even at some what lower prices. The following are the present prices ; offered at ed. to Is. per qr. leas main. The present quotatiom Wheat, English, white,per imp. t0h1.,45. 10d. to hs. Od.; red, 4‘ 6d. to es. 6d.; Dentate (whits Gennoree). per be. 6d. to 3s. Pd. ; Finish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 4. M. to 9s. Vd. ; Odessa, klariansple, soft, 4s. ed. to 4s. oiL • Odors, Taganrog, hard, Is. 3d. to N. 6d. Barley, English, per 40tilts.. Finding, 2tls. to 215.; malting, per imp. qr., 21s. to 265. In* grinding, Sim. to Me. 6d.; =dung, 21s. to Ms.; kerlips, grinding, 20a. to 265.; malting, 21s. 6d. to 235. Beans, English, per imperial bushel, 3s. Od. to is. rd. • foreign. Egyptian, per ns Oa to Ss. 2d.; reach , throb, souditick.MM. to JO. OIL; WA, 2a. M. to be. 3d. Oats, Limerick, Wexford, Lonisourthy, white, per 312105., 16s. ad. to 16.. 6d. ; tisk, Waterford, Toughen, 19a. bd. to 16e.; Welsh, Week, Ifs. to 13s. rid. • Irish, per 3i2 10 5., 121. to 13e. Od. Peas, breaker., per imperial bush', Engliab, 3a. 6d. to 3s. 90.; foreign, 3a. 3d. t w td.; grey and grinders, per 65g105., English, 90. ed. to 9e, 2d. ; foreign, 31. 2d. to M. Id. Lentils, 3s. Od. ts M. 2d. Hour, best seconds, English, 27e. to .9a. Linseed Cokes, Prends, per toe, U. to If. lea. Lupton' ta me week ending March 22; When, 2,313; lists, 712. I:ISILDFOHD, March 23.-There was a very small supy of Whist at our market, for which higher rates were asked, but only In a few uistanixs complied with, the trade being sluggish. Wheat, 360. to 495. Barley, 261. to 2M. BIGILN 200. to 31e. Peas, Ms. to 31a. Oats, 16.. Gd. W 235. RIBILLTORD, March 23,—A very thin attendance at this morning's market, yet the farmers' samples on offer were quite equal to the demand. Although the price of /lour here Is coniparauvely low, still the sale coutinuis dull. The quantity sent off as much re ' striated by having to tx.veree over thirtiles by road, tramway, or canal before it reaches the means of qu id transit, per railway, end until we are bladed by railway extension to MU place the millers will not be able to doe Luse trade in Flour. Wheat, 4a. kid. %paced. gsrley, per bushel, 2s. Mr. to 2s. Itid. Dew, 3a. ed. to 3a. 6d. (ate, 2s. kid. to 3s. 9d. Peas, 3e. bd. to 3e. ad. ; white, boilers, 4s. to es. HIMPORD, March 23.—The Wheat Isarket taday for Meanest samples rather dearer, say Is. per load; supply naafi. Bar. ley to large supply; all deeertpt.om mit a bemy trade, at lU. per qr. l. roomy. Oa., Pray aad beans tally mishap Mat week's priors. Wheat,. 22.. to 21raper Mat. Batley, 2us. to Ilts. per qr. Oats, 111. to 225. Peas, Ha. to 19s. per load. Beam, 13.. to 21s. Tares, les. to Ms. Rye, 12s. to March 23.—At this morning's sastket we have to was Mat the supply of Wheat was mull, prices steady. Oats were in fair supply, awl nova about the same in value. Want, 21. to 27. per toed 01 JO lase. Oats. aid. to Iltd. per stose. Amerman sorrel Flour, 2.1 e. 62. to 27a. LILINCAIT/101,, March 23.—We have a return this Morning of oold frosty weather. and the neighbouring hills are offered with =ow. Today's market barely supplied with Wheat and Metal ; both measles sold easily, at late rates. Wheat, 235. to Us. per 21101 to. Baia% Us. to 17s. bd. per Yealbs. Oatmeal, Us. to 24. per 2401 bk Latcastau, March 23.—We had as aver.ge supply of Wheat, and due dry sampled were le. dearer. The trade was Item for all aorta. awing corn as last gusted. Lint:out, March 22.—We had a small show of Wheat at ens market to-day, with a brink demand, at full Is. Munro mar late rata Very little cluing in any spring me , but priors in baguet the patakeeer. Wheat, red, 345. to as.; white, Ms. to Ms. Barley, 1116. to BM Oats, Its. totfs. Beans, Ms. to MA3(CHISTEII. Much 23.—Tho Mode has remained stalely drain the week, with a tar mete fir Sasimptisis. To-day I wo must a firm towards . d market for Wheat are .1.1.14ne r o be 1 thulB=4 ream vast% and we do not alter late quotadeas. Oats M r. tatt. awe doll Meek, at irrepular rata brae eid other articles without elteratloa. Wbser,per bashelet7olla, PROW, whil4 ,i eu.to ea 044 red, lia M. to sued.; Irish, white, era 44. to ea OIL; Is. W. to ta. 44. BOMA per boast at 111= k irlactlag, M. 0.1. to 341. Oats per bat& Manta, Saga* mad Sae Irish, fa ed. to re. ed.; bier Madded ream, Is. ed. to Se. Deans, per 4pr. of 10sita. men. Ve. to iSaVil.; ti k, 3 1 s.t o Ns. ed. Male. per • mere ifra.i•No.; lir roads, tea. to SAL leash Pere WA*. wane end Moe Worn Ma to Me. Mar, per ark et ail Irak hers, lla Oa. to 11s. al; superb's, Ses. oil. d, a iri a ssare, $ es. to mu; alums. per had or itorab., legliA and belt,, Me. to MM. husk hs.—The weather this meth es bees W 4 onsicasi shrstoe at nen sad alb; kat stela we had sa Mere kis whisk will set se • oskelary Peek spa veweletna. lbe toile &Peg Pe peewit week lea mewed ape- PP were dam wed skies kr beta sure bairn penizi a s Missing Wean st pine that wee ea renew* tablet tenneki nesperritedy without say einsge. " =tas the Alin Ws el lone pet piddled by the MadoTrade, taw Ws sad Plow have kola wore& k Ks. eeee/Yaas math ming the kb, —MPS pl. wow. 1111,81114 girt& Mar, TM& gra Ikairay. MK qrs. OM% 1011 nizsti.,4l•• Veus sad nA 4S Ve• Essmi_ ',Waft 4.7,t14 qrs. 6.13.461mb. Roar, 87. M Inky. skip Omie. gm. ry.,111,11/11 ca. Per. rid 110,11113 qrs. En" lksr sewn poriad at last year ; and we ism rennet, believebvws oar Bettie ham received this week, that. winged pier inwrove met Yaw athis eetiatry, the ddpieets will net Mad me to lite the extent ot Mi jeer. At premed time some in oa the part at the Wien paerans to mike taw Opines% the wealthy Wins Wag detennwed ID alide tin lees cd the wisp Irene= to rattan with their Media The Seri ?my etenter, new inn* monad het detinfty. mad Wen* In pa, Vilest; uedsesteed ter the Clem Clam width Is aspested et tendskt, ktoh Meer Wheel over. At ear matt M via e iambi we hat Eska wo better lap* et When haw the WI ken the wen as welt es kola skein lir wink met ter threisi apple earesseliT were ISTII4ZI4 Mg sold freely mfr not wok% prim , bat pea int arelp klas passelly Ind kr ea ed. rease.7idel le Wink leek.' ; st prime atm however, Imp take night have hem dieted. la Wear webs& rekretari pain& betas adame wawatleae tea sad kr liseethelai vtion ere tweak* peeded. awl or lea oak le NIL had la rend as Sta sad • ; tales wedmi. however. take eta be mak wiwiewtdieseity. ▪ spnwids attiatica. Meittew Sang ta aim sad meg sheer lave got wean: se sal es try wll kr the team I qot earn *West App. Wok War ma la " Wiwi, m la aim or Pees Ink Mang. Wenn r ei f tesises Oesi ftia the sal with dint wisher winttrhs. au ; odd el MINI: lib Ittee'lle Pratak. Is Us. 1 1:11M MN Iseillt eel *kW" 4316 , red, als. r Ws.; sew, alga, Ws. to Us. ; red, $96. to 41s. ; I !kook. okra dd. WO% 445. to 4k.; red, 38s. to ; white, 40e. to Oa; sad. Ws. to 31M. Moak and Dander, white, 33e. to 4k.; rid. a4s. ft Na Ala =oath sad Berwick, white, Sera. to 40a; rea. bk. W 4k. Nye, Norio* sad 22a. to 14a. Baler, Waft& wal Ileasik, its. to .3..; eterther. SU to ria.; N0f41)%1111- bablulaid Ws. ft ; elovalier, We. to Ws.; priadise sad 001111.6 Lk Si als. Msg. Ma to ilk.; chevalier, 4k. to 11s. Oath Mornialabsdnd sad motet, potato, now, . id. to less smarm widdapo. old, Ws. lfs.; new, Mato lbs. Pews, whits, hodwr. Sea tio Na; pep sadempia Ma. Sto Sta. Poona, aid, ka. to 3k.; ants Na WI& lkoz, Sae hash.. sad Nerthasilierhad, Ws. Is N•.; MOM whites, Ws. to ; bassolhalas, Vs. to 21a. ; so. dials /4a to ilk; tbs. to 23a; thirds, 21a to Ma; haws. Mi t lea. ha flo. Ipar ask. Forego Daatslo sad elile. ala.; red, M ot e als.; WM% lls. 44a; Os. to Us.;iaborg aid Po. wwwiaa, M a i rad, 425. to N a amburg, ado. sad at" to 415.; red, H to 411.; tal id mil 111•1100. • D odd Ws. tos.; Potesslaws Mdwapi. we. Wis. Is les.; red, I k. to Ns. ; ditto Pod" ral. to Ws. WA Winansios wad Pevsaka, Ws. to Ma. draw, kW, las. to Passeirswiaa aad Malaria; 11s. to Usai. Dula tow to Ida ; Ptatorsaka Hi. to lbs.; Usisaik Des" Lls. to Ns.; An:hand sod kwa. 15.. to 14s. Pow. with* Ms. to Ws. bears, Yrtisload v jea ss. Alesarkka, Ws. to The arrivals this week us : 7110; ibielas, 417. Baly, aowlariso. 60. Oak, corsterke, lib. Pew, forega, 10 qrs. Mew, n••ma% NaWPOIrr, in! March 23.—There was bat lials Wheat sdhriag at this tesskat, which met a ready mak at rather Maw priors thou last • est. Otbre asmiptioa aryls rims as last W ourzar, Kush 23.—At ear market this day the Cam as alkyl bat a mail supply of abort, the audition of whist' was vary gad ; prism Mad lira sad In same Mamma Is. per quarter amass was obtalmal. Flow ammanded a free male, lea ao adanee an prises as be mad. The Baia trade Is emmodially sad as allantioa la pas% grindbmg deserquises being abatis samlbibb. bass mail supply, and but Little demand, and no direr ass yenta In las ally a ratan trade was dUnC st forma rams. Oats m inmorlad a gned ea* at fatty miaow priors. .-- NOTTSIOII.43I, Maras 23. —the supplies in oar corn mu hot in sniaLL The What trade Y sorest at lirm, and die samples isult a Wile mare spay; Maris sets an &Sinewy and dad t er7 kw Issn nut salting Parley Is soupd after, sad sells at top pries ; griatlise sorts Dot suited. Dees are in isoprene condition anansders has the /dustup. In We and other articles no alter-t- PiTIRIAOIOIIII, Mush 23 —Havios only a mall snow et Wheat bare to.day, prim advanced Is. per qr.; Wlbs. doe red Wheat saktos lea per qr.; linesamples up to ea. per qr., to:penal =mum !Wiz* corn now Ws, at pekes of last week. PST Merlin, )larch 23.-The Wheat trade was sone what heavy at oar market today for all but the finest runs, with but Lids demand kw Barley and other grain, except sowing qualities. Preleat pekes : Wheat, white, lei. to 101.10 e. per load; reu, W. to W. 10s. Barley, malting, 23e. to Vs. per qr. • cutdang, gas. to 235. Oats, 13e. to 17.. Fess, Ses.,to 31s. Beans, 34x. to 31s. Yuch 23.-The weather has been exceedingly favourable kir ont.door operation, and emaiderable progress has been made Is getileg seed into the ground. Though the demand foe each erode or the trade throughout the week has been of the mast Malted character, prime hare remained unirsried. We have again to sots a small supply at Wheat Imes our neighbouring growers, ono tee demand this mining being rather more active, general qualities improved Od. per windle. Iris& was held for a =alai ad,aooe, but no business remelted. Foreign as before. All descriptions of k tour remained unaltered. bats In limited request, sad 01. per bushel cheaper. Farmers' Oatmeal unchanged. Irish stilt ourmnandlng very little notice, hardly miinbuned the quotatWna. No change in other articles. The Mowing am; the present quotations Wheat, Leglieh, per windle of 2101 b., Lancashire, white, Ma. ud. to 2e..; red, ile Oil. to Mu ed.; Yorkshire and other counties, red, Me. to the. Gd.; Irian, per bushel ul lelM., white, bid. to re. 2d.; red, superior quiaties, 31. 3bd. te Is. lid. ; middung to good, le. 2d. to Is. 3d. Foreign, per bushel of 70 lbs., American and Canadian, white, tie. ad. a is. 6.1. • lmatsW end Konigsberg, high . mixed, be. (AL • Rostock, Auclain, aud totetun, red, M. 04d. to is. 3d . ; F rench, red, Is. 64d. to 3/. 101 d. Flour, per pack . of 2401te., Engine, nne to supernne, 24.. Yd. to 32.. tid. unc log, 225. etl. to aka. Od.; Irish, per sack ef 211010.., fine to superfine, 29.. Oil. to 31.. 0.1. • extra superfine, 325. tid. to Ste. dd.; American, per barrel of 11161 M., 21s. 6d. to 21e. Od.; Canadidi, 225. 04. to 235. bd. Beans, per Ensile of 2Adte., ENNA and Irish, Ile. 1;d. to Ids. rem, per 2401ba., white bodes, 14.. Od. to 14s. Gil. ; Irish, per 2801 b., maple and grey, 14s. to 14.6 d. Oat*, per bualielet CAW., prime melding qualmee, 2s. M. to 2a. Sid. ; coo:mots, 21. AL to 28.3 d.; provender, M. 441. to 2i. id. (woad, per load of Mini., Anglian, lined. to Steed.; Irish, choice samples, 218.6 d. to Inked.; good general qualities, 21s. 3d. to 21s. 6d.; middling to good, des. tid. to 21.. ed. ; Indian Corn, per quarter of tatilbs., 26e. to Itis. Indian Corn Weed, per pack of Miulbx, white, English manufacture 16e. 04. to ; yellow, lbs. Bran, per pna .11010 e, Kneads and Irish. due. RAADIMO, March 23.—A short supply of Wheat, and all disposed of at the rates of last week, but Ira& was eztremety alum. No alteration In any other grow. BalFitoll WILIAM, Match 23.—Wheat at pravions rates, and tolerably eapporteu, Ne. to 3M. per qr. Barley, malt*, a good supply, 23e. to .be. per qr. ; grouting, 1 Oa. ed. to alle. ; pod, tat. Poo, title. ; maple, 47a. tal. Usti, ISt. to 18e. 81LAYTISSURY, biereti 23.—We had about the usual supply of Wheat, for which last week's prices were readily supported, and an active demand for the best 'ample*. The Barley trade was brisk, and prices may be quoted without varudam. Oats retain their previous value. Beam oltil Peas were in good supply, but the business paring wee limite d . Wheat, 345. to 425. Wiry, 2Us. to aLs. lid. Oats, 130. to Itis. Beans, 26e. to 3Gs. Peas, Sus. to 325. Malt, 39a. to 365. per qr. Tares, 34.6 d. to 6a. per busheL Flour, Ve. to 295. per sack. . _ BmanwancitY, Man* 23.—Our market this day waa badly supplied with Wheat, Barley, and Oats from tho tanners. Wheat trade arm, at bet week's prices, and fur best qualities is. per qr. inure money was given. Barxy fully le. per qr. dearer, with a good deemed. O&M Arm. WAnntrurrza, March 23.—The attendant* of buyers wu large, and the suppl of Wheat was below the aversge; consequently • we/fiance was rea dily efieeted, and that week's prates were firmly supported. The supply of Barley was also moderate, and the hotness was quick at former ratee. Oats, Beane, and all other spring corn was in tolerably good demand, without any aotsb.e alterauon in prices. Wheat, Sts. to 41s. Barley, chevalier, 2;s. to Pm fat.; grinding, We. to kill. Oa% Its. to liSs. Beans, 70e. to no. Peas, Ns. to Ms. Malt, fa s. to Nu per qr. Spring Vetches, Ss. to So. Gd. per bushel. Fleur, t; a. to Sec per sack. WlSlCltnnlnit, March 23.—The supply of Wheat to.day was moderate, and although the attendance of buyers was numerous, millers were tenacious in porno...Mg beyond immediate wants, More ton, little business waa transacted, sod prices had a downward to n deny. Barley was in slow demand, anti to effect vales use moony was aocepted. Ors, Bens, and Peru were also the turn lower. Wheat, N 6s, to lot. Ss. per Wad. barley, l ace to Ma. Oats, hack, Hs. to Ma.; white, 16s. to 19s. Baas, Egyptian and English, 265. to Its. Per, 265. to Stts. Malt, 50s. to its. per qr. Flour, 275. to 291. per sack. Wmoacts, Much 23.—We an moderately supplied with pain of all kinds to-day. The growers are nut free sellers of Wheat, unites at an advance of rikL to la per qr., and that being generally re sisted, but little business am done. O ats rather cheaper. Beam in better demand, and a trine dearer. Wheat, white, Sea. to Bia. ; ex tra, 42a. per qr. ; red, Me. to Sea.; extra, 375. lima, 7d. to lid. per stone. Beans, new, 23e. to 21s. per qr. WORCEST3II., March 23.—There was again a limited supply of Wheat from the farmers, but the trade ruled dull for all descrip. tams, at the currency of Ulti day &e'er:tight. barley less premed for sale ; but fur bad scarcely an inquiry. Nu demand for Beans, Pear, or Oats, except a tew for seed, and the value Cl each was nominally marred. Yoart, March 23.—Our 'implies of all grain are mato rlally lees than far some weeks put, and in consequence Wheat has obtaired at this day's market le. per qr. advance. in other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, 41s. to 43a. per imp. qr. ; red, ads. to aga. Barley, malting, 21s. to 235. ; grinding, Ise. to Ms. Malt, 325. Oats. did. to 60. per stone of Mb,. Flour, 206. per sack of ;Mullis. Dun Lye March 22.—Oar Cora market today was very moderately supplied, and prime of every description of grain were fully supported; but ladian corn wu dull at tarmer rates. Whits wheat, VA. to 24a.; red ditto, Wa to its.; barley, Ia to cost% ea. to les. per brL; oatmeal, lea. to lls.; second doer, Ito 6.1! to per cwt.; Indian corn, 235.t0 biL per 41olbs. Ludasicac Muck l.3.—The weather continues very fine, and tamers are busily enpged in tilling and sowing. The sup plies of homegrown grain are nominal, without change in value. The tends in Indian Corn is dell, stock heavy, and liberal arrives. A retail sale of ludien Meal and other bread...tuffs. The thdowing are the prices: When; red, lid. to 12d.; white, I2d. to 13d. CUM, 74d. to ed. Barley, lid. to 9d. per stone. Galata Indian Coro, 71. to 71. Ss. • thrall, 71. ; !pettish, 71. Indian Meal, 71. 10*. Oatmeal, 101. 104 per tun. - WATERFORD, March 23.-There tag been no increase in the supply of farmers' grain to our market this week, and tr,ni abroad there is only one cargo ef Mane reported. btill, the de mand fat Wheat la ereeaduigly limited, and no improvement can be quoted in the value of either rumen' or foreign samples. For Oats there la rather more inquiry, and fresh samples (if offend) would freely at the rates of teat week. Of Barley them is scarcely a maple on of r. The demand ter Maize has somewhat improved, and beet samples of Black bee earn have advanced ed., and other sorts 3d. per barrel darted the week. flour very dull, without any change in price. Budded: Whast,mill,perllet. las. 6d. to 30a. 00.; shipping, 17s. Ud. to las. OM Berley, malUng, per 16 stone, 10s. 6d. to Its • grinding. 9a Od. to 9s. 6d. OM, relate, per 14 at., 76.6 d. to ea. ad.; black, SLUM to fis. 3d. Dried awl foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 none, Ma. 6d. to Ms Od.; shipping, 190. Od. to 114. 6d.; Polish Odessa, 225. to 22a. 6d.; French red, 22.. Od. to 320.94. Barley, grinding, per 16 Wee, 10a. 6d. to toe. ed. Oats, white, per 14 stone, ea. yd. to ga. UM; black, as. 9d. to be. 3d. Flour, simerdne, per sack, 395. Od. to 1100. Od.; seconds, 21a. Od. to Ble. Od.; thirds, :Us. to Its. • fourths, 170. to 13e. Lathan Corn, par 20 et., Da n ube, lee. 6d. tol7s.d. ; Amen. 'ma, yellow and red, 134.9 d. to 16e.; Feettogneel and.rrenchi 13 r. to Ida. Od. • white, 13s. to 16m • ; damaged, fix cattle, lUs. to 12s. liadian Corn Meal, par cwt., 7e. Od. to 70. 3d. Oatmeal, 9s. 1 10a. Bran, per 6 awns, 21. 6d. to 3s. Od. Imports this week : Indian Con, $OO qrs. Exports : Wheat, 180 barrels - Oats, 2,376 ; Fleur, 1,606 sacks; Maize, 1,000 me.; Oatmeal, 112 clAs. - - - • • . . . KIAXCALDT, North 23.—The weather has been dry and Willy awing the wok, es mach so that In many pisses the rowing Of wrWer Oman have been delayed until the weather becomes more Adel awl mist At one country markets this week the supplies of all Idols drab wan exceedlur4limited ; some few parcels of Bar tley WA Onto kr seed tit a small advance, otherwise throw ems so &mica the valise any kind of Corn. Here to.day hed sottl soffeles of Wheat and Barley, and also of Oats, all of eddies add rendW. W ham weeleepaisos Wheat, 910. to 41s. per qr. 1111 W, IL M. W tra.; Clety les. lid. to Pus. Ostmeal, per beg alt 2416 POULTRY, &a—Nowa...To 1w LIADIXIILLL, MAiwa IL—Tortioys. ts.od.to 92.0 d.; 4. to OLIO.; duck; 2b to ft; NMI taMli,lu 4d. Is 118.11 L ; wad to le. Pd.; pidoone, Gd. WY.; elsotbeg p m do. OILY 7s. ewe ; Murry fowls, 7e. vd. N.; aliebmws. de. fowls, ie. to es. ; aspens, es. to 7s. per supie; fro& boas M a t o Is. 2d. per lb.; assUsb eggs, Ts. to se.; Paws b ditto. Is. ft Ts ed. per 100. Haws, at. to 2s ; wild ducks, tt. ed. to is. so. pot owl& FlBll.—Bmwtsottora. MAROC 23.—Totitots, 4.. Od. to 145.; brillo, to. to Os ; cod lob, la to GLIM.; whitings. 4d. toed.; 41. 1 10d. ; sob, Id. to Is. Od. per lb.; haddocks, ag ra ewej wise, Y. to Is. dd. per pair ; fresh Waage, Is. to Is. 2d per dos.; bkotors. 10d. to Is. per dor.. flounders, dd. smelts. Is. to to 4d. pre doom; oysters, 10s. to 42e. per bushel ; tosolurrel, id. to 3.1. owl ; sod Eamon. is. 4d. to le. per lb. WATER OF LONDON.—We are enabled to state, on unquestionable authority, that (ornament intend to take up the important quostion of supplying this net metropolis with water. A samsure is already In due course of prepaid. dos, and Lord Robert Grosvenor, who is generally put forward to elan the =awes of nankeen when they damn to hays than celled forth, has given mottos that he will, at an early day after Raster, ask the Seastary of State for th e Some Deportment when ' s,' it is probable that ineseune will ho inuoduesd this you to remedy the present &detain weber newly to title poorer ohms of t h e motropolls.— Smadey noes. [Advartissmeng—Ax bIiDONTRATIBLE PROOF OF vo itennecr a Rouenvetee Pura lea rue Com OP Live& ems noarea—Yr. Robert Elkins, of Ilicapholtown, New South Weise, bed bees MEOW ger awed swaths with► swore by ecestpiidet, wbish reamed him be se haw a mate that be wee compelled to take to his bid *Sig no sellef from aay of the nisdkal aid be received. be was ; adelesit be gles lidlewars pills trill. which ho did, awl this Invoke/do medides(the tastreotioas given with it beam strkely fol. lowel), in the mom to a lbw weeks re-estabilshel Main the espy meat grasped Wilk as ever he penmen in his bfe.—loll by :=ll4eadess Ileresighent ** lomfma. woad, and at Profeerer Holloway% ned. aw. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY, Manor 1 • The State of the Weather at each at tke toliouto o 1 : , ceret Mae o'clock on Stturday nsorning.—The station: ue manned in order ot latitude. Mind Plain. ' l3 " use 4 Ml = °I State e Whin. W -..--e----- ----. PlAzioern Pacma N. Strang Breeze ! Patti. Bins N.W. Strong Breese' Partin Irsussroors N.& Strang Breese Porta Soorrserirrow moggemwomes ....„« N.W, Stroll 6 Bret Irk Mama Bansorrcern. N. W. Strong Breeze , Patna N.B. Strong Brim Pattie Isasors.. ORNSSlVireir *WINDOM 0/10111 ....... N.W. Hard Wind 111101/ GIAMMOTILI Wanes N.W. Strong dome . hail CAJOlllbei _ —ROOST ..... 8E1MP0L11...... N. Strom/Breese Gotta Perzamonetran N. Hard Wind Portia YIRMOVTII N. Storm Partin Cornea 0011 WAT N. Storm Portia lIOLTILLILD N. Ham Wind Hall Liestrom. N.W. Strong breeze Cloud ilssarsursa N.W. Strong Breeze Priori Toss .............. N.W. Gentle Breeze Paola Lacuna N.R. Gentle Breeze', Prima DAIIIIaOTON N.W. Gentle Breeze' From Slight limit Haeriseciat. N. Hard Wind PJ.rii! femme awre...„. Lase= W. Strong Breeze i Froe4.l Bear/rat ..........- N. Strong Breese I MIMI OLanOOM R. suo Lient; i : i ti lexe .e ' Part,. DUMDUM N.W. Gentle Breeze . Partia State of Weather: Partially Portia) Patti/111)U ,1" Par in tially 4 4 7 Ra Parua Mud, Partially Citit Partill4 Claw: Raia—Srb3 w 7 ih"Mal Patlll4 0 04 4 8401/ !ftr" Cloudy Eartian7 amid? - Partially Lear Partially wou4 9 Clear • i'iTtiany %mid, 9144,00 Priorilndl7 tear oldlm7 t.lontdr Frinniuy Front I;;I:Aly Clowl7 Pulall, ehltny Fr.ty Clouthem I Artrtny ( Slight Dn PM/tally Cf.gl, TRW DAY, Nowt, Conroe of WWI. ginegth of Wind. gage of Weeder. N.N.W. Gentle Breeze. irser.a.4. The returns from the following plead did not froth tEir office in time for publication cn Saturday; they th, r i ort indicate the state of the weather on Friday worn.ng g nine o'clock. aminsuo N.M. raw rrt, Warmly N. Goalie Mews Ow Dorms LW. Undl•lseta• C SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE (Prat sal t►e " Shipptag liadette,” and '.1.67d.• CASUALTIES. Coquette, Osborn, from Oreiwwolde to the east tint of England, paned the Sound, November 19, and has not since been heard of. Headeloluat—The Tinsel stranded on the Island of Beckon proves to be the Mandelsluot, Jansen,i from Emden for London, as supposed; crew and greater part sat toe matt rials saved. About 16 lasts tit oats and some bans have been landed, thoroughly wet, and the operations bre proceeding.—Emden, March 19. Lawrence O'Connor D nit, Johnston, from Ltvirpool for Apeurade, with salt (precitiouly ripored wrectid ) , on ter cargo 'lacing dissolved, fl sated, and was picked up, so'l taken into a creek in the Handed Gnu, where she bee in an exposed situation, and may break up shoi.hl the wtotLer become unsettled. A great part of her materiais psve been saved.—Stornaway, March 19. •lIRLYED. I MAULS. ! core. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific laths via Southampton ladle via Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah West lodia Branll Apr I A; ARRIVED. AooLut-at Falmouth, March 23, from ALAMODR -At Gravesend, Mach 23, from Ariaow-at Liverpool, March 23, from ANDRCW Foersa-at Liverpool, March 23, from ANNITTA-at Gravesend, March 22, from Mai-all Deal, March 22, from atinalw Foetal -off Cape Clear, March 19, from BOADAAVI-at Gravesend, March 23, from CHAILOTTI-atOrareeenii, March 22, from Cosatoua-at Gravesend, blotch 2 , from Carnausa-at Gravesend, March 24, from. Caws-at Plymouth, March 22, from DAVID lATIIR-at Deal, March 4, from DAVID LSOO -At CTOOkhAtell, March 20, from Davos-at Liverpool, March 23, from Darza-at Ora veered, March 22, from &Luisa-at Gravesend, March 23, from Erma-at Gravesend, March 2; from. Enia-at Gravesend, March 24, from Foyer -at Liverpool, March 23, from Entania-at Liverpool, March 23, from Ecoanra-at Liverpool, March 23, from EARL or Da on-at Penzance, March 21, from Fooortr-at Crookhaen, March 20, from Froaua-at Liverpool, March 23. from Fiascos !Car -at Gravesend, Marsh 21, from Famine-at Gravesend, March 23, from PONTVNA-St Of•Velletkl, March 22, from Faster-at Gravesend, March 22, from Gazviava-at Liverpool, Math 23, from. Eh:Loam- at Bristol, March 23, from Gamut -at Crookhaven, March 20, tram GrArnior- at GrameM, March from. ILiztan-at Liverpool, March 23, from lISLANA-at Liverpool, March 23, from lanisAN Wrutsaa-at Liverpool, March 23, from Isse-at Liverpool, March 23 :from Jona AND MANY -a( Deal, March 22, from. Mumma-at Gravesend, March 24, from Oarox-at Liverpool, March, 23, from Oarsa-at Falmouth, March 23, from Ponoocia-at Liverpool, March 23, from RINOVATION-at Gravesend, March 22, from frrsonounger-at Falmouth, March 23, from Sramoocc.- at Bristol, March 24, from. Bcoa-at Liverpool, March 23, from SCOTLUID -at Liverpool, March 23 from. ..... hero° Baus-at Plymouth, March 22, from. Vivaria:a-at Bristol, March 24, from . Pars-at Portsmouth, March 22, ..... Vaneua-at Gravesend, March 23, from Count -at Liverpool, Much 23, from W. Prrr-at Liverpoo , March 23, from.. ......... Apr.: bsb _ ~ a r. IF Ir ..L L:n .^ ,:K L., w,,.. Kra.. .tit %ndrk %Ark SAILED. Ass Miura—from Gravesend, March 24, to AMMICAN Coroaus—from Graverna, March 24, to Summa—fries Gravesend, March 23, to Cue. Faazza—from Plymouth, March 22, :to Goseoao—from Gravesend, March 22, to COPPACK —from Gravesend, March 24, to Masa—horn Gravesend, March 23, to ELLlE—from Trilby, March 21, to Liaaalsoaa —from Gravesend, March 23, to Mtmortnas—from Plymouth, ;March 21, to Maws—from Queenstown, Muth 21, to Manor—from Gravesend, Mar* 23, Mus—from Gravesend, March 22, to Puma—from Gravesend, March 24, to Pau.amos —mom Gravesend, March 24, to ROPE—from Gravesond, Much 23, to Sorrows—from Shields, March 3'l, to STAlll.lD—from Hartlepool, March 22, to SPEEDT—from astrolabe, March 21, to Sc —from Gravesend, March ZS, to Tanis—from ll.tll, March 22, to Tars—from Hartlepool, March 22, to Timms—hem Holcombe, Much 21, ..... Trams—from Gravesend, March 23, to Vtanta—front Shield; March V, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. rn r Syd:.o! -Calif.. ..New 1 F! ~.: ....Cape K .St. ..t,•.: Euas littiten, Jan. 12, off Cada. Eters Bowing, it= 4TC17.001 for Callao, 50 days out, _ . - 10.3 S., 100..30.30 W. . . Foam laritiof Eros New Orleans for Liverpool., od Cape r:r rob. QUILIDI or no hum, Erma, 24 days from Islay for , . _ lat. 33.38 8., km.. 79 W. Wauma Cults, from London fa Calcutta, 4: days out, F. 11.42 8., tom. 30.33 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIItTRS. fiKeTliFkgio :T mareh et the Albion-road. Stoke Set..ott! Mrs. It Meath&ld, of a daughter. JO . le , F.S. 7 Mareh Sp, at Isliastoo, the wife of E. C. Joao", Linooln'►ion, of a daughtei. 1111.;_itItAY.7blarelt 20, at Douglas, Isle of Man, the IWe of Cap Murray, of a sua. _ RAWLIN9 . S.--2!arab 21, at Jobzwareet, Balford.ro., the sue W. Rawlings, Rm., of a roc. SMEE.—blareh 20, at Oakley-green. Surrey, the wife of Lieut. W. sum, Bombay Army, of a daughter. WALLACIL-11Lare4 20, at Thorpe Abbott' Rectory, Nort , ... wife of the Rev. W. Wallace, of a daughter. WARBURION.—MarceI 21, the wife of B. Warburton, Esq., ot MARRIAGES. BENNETf—WILLMOrt —March 21 at Lee Church, Kest 11: W. Bectstett, of Blackheath, to Sarah Ana, aoly *laughter ~ O. Willman, of the same place. FUSSELL—NOMAN.—March 19, at St. James's , Hyde-part, E. F. Fussell, Esq., of Chigehurst, lent, • • . Georrala, youngest daughter of the late J. 0. Norma% Ix Bleoutsburyequare, aid Brookside, Crawley, Busses. HICX.4 7 AMOBL—BaIeh :31, at Bt. Mary's, Burnham, Eoret. Ray. J. Badger, J. Inds, Nerioitot,: , ; Miry Sweeting, 'mod daugbttr of J. 0. Aerr, I 11GFKINp z (IALI.”(D.—Marth 20, at Grafton 1iciti.,21!...R.11; kink of Illoomdeld, Titon to Sarah, youngect daughter et late Mr. T. Gallard, of O rat ion Lodge, NortthunownAme. RISLET—HOPL—!Iarch 21. at Thornton, Bucks. by ate Re , . H. Ledebtoa, Rector of 'Nottingham, Suffolk, the Kev. J. 11. h... Fellow of New College, Oxford, awl Rector of Akely. Po , " Fanny Elton, only eltUd of J. Lige, Req., late if ILF.I.C:" Service. DEATHS. ARMSTRONG.—Mareh 19, at Bath. U. Armatroug, FAO Southwark, aged 42. BENT.—lgarch 21, at New Peckbask ElLsabetb Calvert, allot o: late N. Bet, keg., of liars, Mkf 1 ez, aged :2. t DODSWONTIL—Marsh 20, at Tornbam-green, Cecelia Ana..-3i Daiwa*, Eaq: _ _ FRANICLYPI—IIareh 20, at Haorietta.atreet, lath, Aare widow of O. Franklyn, Req., of CANN Bristol, aged 23 . OOLDRIAID.—ItueIt 19, H. Ooldasold. Esq., of Wiottsor-terma, Orprood, and AS. JOIINATONIL—March 20, at Liverpool. Kam wife of J. lob'' . Rat, tioncenry Dalgian Omani at that town, at an advanced af , s t FRRICINS.—Marsh 20, at Harrow, Julia Oeorgiana. ' a I. • Parkin, Esq., of Regent square, aged SA. Mewl aid by WI M LLIA [n. Ruse of fiu. dm*.la CQt, et Laic. kltater, at the Oak" MON as Its Ffivialt Mai nev i / Lamb Sib 1•••