The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-26 00:00:00

pry wallop fith (Istaiththr, and err of oh"), and the pee per latent, rs wore set the ern to do en Bat they were apt the Mist IDinimer• whom the lumen had Ind rears to Minna. lie coon sot forget aid hypocrite (oh, oh) —ho meat to s that byre, ith is t his language (learnev)— Sir It, +Nit Peel (Cr. re :rem the fens.lo He felt coot deal that if by the advise of the varier, who guided ad digested the oesselle d her majesty they should MR to orals redeese t be word &dela. them to ✓im, slough it word affect himself, rhs had shindy bad eta times vaporiser of it, • desolation of pothered, in ender that the Whigs and error of the peoph might be 'shielded to ma or Meter cloister thee then who DOW Wed th eir situations. He Ind wintered, sight after rake, OD mod dootifful, sawarrastablie, sunitthable, and selfish esedoet is pe»sr is that eseembly. Though ese of the Swan re had talked ablest • gaseous place of soma • yaw ter hiss Oskar Withers), he thanked God that he Wed sever, feces the days of Cara Asse—(roan of lark ier)—eme asy of his family, received a shallop of the p..blie feemey. (A ivy, Bsarase you have sot err esongh fe spree.") He oriel tell that panes that he kad sever bees bribed by asy vale 'ter. (A en." Hew sissy have ys bribed ?") He wes sot as the beck of say misieter. The &dare was tarried by • large mailerity, and Mr. Obristrbse was requested to preens a petioles embetrig the terms of the resolutions to the House of Cents.. Mr. CHRISTOPHER, N P., who was Teenier with awe sad Woes marks of di.appeordir, said be word do notice to the per is pereatise it to the Hors of ethr's., and weskl protect the Worts of the gent ftlitisohatel °meaty which tie reperestod to the utmost of his power. 11. theaked Mr. Maros f.r soros f weird to term hie esetimeats at that wiring, es the results showed bow small sad issigethesat a misority sapperted kit views. (Ones sheering.) CHOLISELEY word stresterely rapport the petition is the Hoer ot C0....'. sad he reprobated the 'for s mad* by fn. traders to rare disefferion towards the higher ceders. Let set the fairer" bearded away with the idea shot this was os ly a gesecios of rest. That it wee to • sertais degree • quern& of rests, he would sot dry. (Owen) The landlords wen hurl" Wisps, *ad pothered of blear Wisp. After mass ea estnet Irma the *metier pre& at's merege (scarcely • word of which um herd through the n..ica end bellowing that prevailed), the he.. redeems oreluded by assertiog the rights ot this essatry to err seek • tell os the imported produce of lareigoeth as wort peter war ewe lad ray. Lard liVROHLEY, M.P., bed rings opposed free Made, sod weird retinae to do so, as be seesiderel it to advance the interests of the the agriculturists of Ragland. A ft er•; d er trie7they bad her trade was attended with the most therm' rase yes" sad in all dames they saw seethes bet irs es ell Ilk% instead of that state cf unesampledi prespority whisk is was oesideatle predicted would Sr her it. (Merl Cheap food. however &busiest, was of very little ose with er VIOL!v to prelate it. (Confusion, said which a vein els k rid to say, " See that young man rome again." bter.) He would do his bet to support the peWo• In pirliement, sad he hoped ere hog they word be completely Neserstul is nearing personas. Tao sore lord cintioded byproposiog a vote of dirks to the high sheriff. Xr. SEELEY imesded tic. mottos, which was carried. The HIGH SHERIFF briefly eckeowledgel the honour dose him. The meetiog this separated shortly after four o'clock. MEETING AT HERTFORD. -- Yesterday a large meeting of landowner.* tenant brews, and other., took pleas in the New Corn landowner, Hertford. It had been women by the Herte Agricultural Trete:tin Society, who had appointed 11 o'clock as the time of holding the meeting; but the doors of the Ezetange were kept closed until the arrival, Mast hair.po.l 11, et a process me of the prometiontirs from the thiblatry Areas, headed by the Margins of Salisbury, who presided. Oe the platform were the Earl of Tetanus, the Hoc. Besot Door dale, 0. F. Young, Bag , W J. Lyster, Esq., Sir H. Maus, Ban., M.P. Y. Halsey, Req., M.P.W. R. Baku, En. Re. Re. Many parties pr.scot (some of them trades! snot) were attired m model farmers, is betekskia smells and top .boots, which hal been evi.antly provided tor the sedasiss. On arriving at the Exchange, , the Marquis of thetssonT was voted into the chair. Be introduced toe businese of the swim by the enunciation of the usual protectionist ar. gsraots. Mr. W. It BAKER, of Bayfordbary, moved the first re soluttioo, which was to the following edict " That the agriculture], chipping, colonial, trading, and other great interests of this country are at tee prelims mo ment sunoriog gnat depression, and hastening to a must fatal candition of genvecl di.tress sad rule, from which no relief can be espectad un ii the palsy sceptic seder the aims of tree trade shall be whiny abandoned, and • slit. m of Jost protection to native industry and capital against foreign sampetitioa be restored." He (Mr. Baker) thought that all clams of erizoltureste bad been very mum deceiveJ, and that rie tenant formats had been insulted andirroisly abus.d. (A voice, " Ye-, by the londlords." " Why don't you reduce your renU Baker ?") Reduction of rent would be • tefflini advantage to the tenent-larn.er, while it would MI • gains las to the landlord. Suppose the laadiolds were sigiged to redoes to the cues% of 15 or 20 per nal —la could sot bear up sgmest it. (Cries of " Oh, ob," temosoeme uproar.) Renal minces who were stationed in the middle of •ke ball were very vociferon. in the expre•sioe et their opinions, and the police ...re called in, but did nut imorkre. Mr BOSANQUET eecondid toe remission. Mr. BABILLRBY rose to address toe moans, with a vies, se was anderstasti, If Inning ea as es He bad namely uttered half • deem words, whits • Serer st em& was made upset him byre veral persons sear the platform He appealed for pretemess to the chairman, who w.s, stow seer, maks to Mar what he mid, in cousi guess, of tee miss a hie h prevailed. Biros DIIIISDALE said that as the present was • pro testisota meeting, as free trader had a riget to tak. part the presesoinge. He said squat Mr. Bahl. by to windrow. This was met with Aosta of derides by the tree traders, who requested Xt. Barkleby se maintain lie position. TMe suggestem los adopted, and again assayed to speak, bat toe Foam wen calked to atop him, and so the matter dropped. Tar CHAIRMAN pat Me neckties to toe lesetial, sad ablest MU the hands is the nen were held up Is tts tartar. U. &sand that it was uasisimoualy adopter, amidst loud arise ma the pert .f the free meson It at the inatte " amid he pot. This regent, however, was Sol evaded to. and the bosoms prosioded. Bans DteIIALLAI moved die snood roselsties, which was supported by Mr. Rosineve, a Steam farmer, mad carried. esteem, however, "the Gus " Mum pat. It was es knows That the moteedes eitiaed is am fur toe &sa natoria" slam, bat he every breach of British indent) " - and stints/. Mr. O. F. YOUNG then addreattl the meeting at coo *liftable leagth, coatessing that by every pristaple of pubs, and Justine egrieslutre wee entitl , ri to a tar protect! m. On the amiss of Mr. MIIATECOTI, attended by Mr. Lanus, the tollewleg resslatwo we' sowed to : " ram, thu. meeting rebut es the seams es-sperstian of those geatlemes who have tees elected to pro set the iaterews of the swatry at large, and sore etptowlly those of thi. emery, ia thew newts to obtera that tstwon which they have a right to expect from primmest. Mr. T. P. Hawn, M.P., and air Rums Minx. , having 'damson the astembly, there ware load calls for Kr. nod, the third own , ' amber ; bat the hos. gentle was did not appear, and a grew uproar took place. Bic F. P. D. ILADCLIFFII proposed the following row Ware .T That • dutiful sad lola edam@ be preeettyl to ter Majesty the Cason, raying for bee greeleass ishre•tetioo valises the peasant. et tbe preaset aelferieg sad diflitetti. a." Ms. JOHN MOO teeetelee the reetabtuee, sae the sob. 'helium declared it wee earand. Mr. C. J. DIMSDALS II mid : "That potatoes be praessted to both BOWS of Paull. met, praying for tate abanoveaseat of the videos polio) adapted ender the saw of frae trade, and the restore ton its system of just peceeetios to native industry sod alma." Mr. H. H. BIRCHELL eleoadad the reeoleftoo, oast Ile Mammas pat to tee nowise. Re asteouneee meat it see male* mein erase of "Pat toe contrary." Too, Moreuer, was as duns. Mr Lena! COOPS*, Bart., Mr. W. H. WOODHOOIIII, Mr . W. 01011/IM, Mr. G. WILLS/Mt, sod other .naaa &sane Ow ateettleig. It ems agrrtd that the Moquis of Atbsbary should 'present the warns' to Us. fa.te.e, tam the county isetab , r. etiestil be reqeeet4 to support the prayer of the ratio& is th• H cow of C tatta.ne. A vote of theake to the shames closed the proe,edings, wkizb smutted ova, Ilve hours MEETING AT ORMSEIRK., On Thursday afternoon a meeting of the proton. *aim' et Seam L..aematte. re evened by at the autocrat.' AEI of meet respeetanse reqe.sitioe, to the 7=M O.ttr.ktrk, 'or the pety4se of petitioning her Idejeety a direfrr the pr.-seat perlisamet. At the boat epooibted, Wee ''Mock, thr coo u visa partial tilled by ea esdiease compered of eor tel of the lowlifes leedomorre, lembece. sad red.em. •ut the seignbourkood. li BOWTSII, iq, hoofer moo calls to Om chair, • cerise et toeuledua. desosecleg fr.e tvcse es ruinous to OM tummy tad rdvmages a r fora to the .preen .1 pre wiles were ousted Tee mreek.m, hooey, r, one oe.ered sessiderebie iatetreptioe Mem • body of it.. ',Arcs who were rump. but the oat war mg curie 4 bey cul words. The rower*. ihreoginnit did not appear In excite Roy greet booms as .aget the egrieulturisie ••• tbe .•.brthOef bead. Illt•O•db • Watt essibsi erre in tbe lowa, it Nip' market. day. PIOSPZILITY AT MOSTILOSZ.-0.4 pal is steadily lmarassisi is iimpurtaace ; urn anal. U. ..g... C.. ',want 01 ▪ 1•01•01.11 NV.- OS w 100001., a, a s.apared *Eta 'sat roar. so ass stair ta • pi P rriwJlp masa.% gresor /is.. to ibis mosso ben, •sing so Ism ma,. 20001. us.sr 1848; slot as this WI/NM 00ean is lb. arm.. al 504 maa , an d it shoos Yet oar pisalaios hay. Rag, mi sin▪ ew it load assasthise to lope es ohm ear So inlaid lib. hostiles A. 10.—Westr••• Revise. FIRS AT NUTTIOWIAM.7YeattriIay a • occurred - —..-..--- - es the maims el Kr. 6. WILL., I it-a..p lksadard-bill, No tinuttan. Toe pr.in r.y adt.i.te of se onsasies lose wwsbetrae, sod other premien sej.leing. It Wens Mat ab.4u tu.11.166% 111 owe .1 the workpoupi• w.• I perm/ with • tidluid wail. so .he upper tr.rkru.ta, rebels I • Raft MU o. to . pins of kee, end almost instantaneously • alleriamt WI. lie SUMO. Boon sight o'slosk the elita•tmliding was seemsed. TM Ir. bed mow spins to the edisiulai prsausse of Mr. Freed' and Kr Frost, sod the szertiass the Am royed.ato were used so es to "ferm imme i Vest em os s ern ive : bur bow deste nies , rse, serious dosage. Tie Som damage is po oed of emata aS 6,000 i. !be bandy" me lamed. bat out as sunk. ilthbAl% L. Dritur. JAN. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant mid the Counte-s of Clarendon held their first drawing-room for the st atom last night. The attendance was numer ous, and their excellencies commenced receiving the company soon after nine o'clock. Active preparations are being made on all bands for the aggregate meeting of Monday next, which the protectiouists are endeavouring to tarn into a stand-up light between two mobs. Their organs are eking their utmost to muse the old Orange mob of Dublin, and to procure a packed meeting of their party on the camelon. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CANDRIDeI, JAIL 26.—Tan RIGIUS PIILOYIN•01/1117, or DIVIINITY.—The aboTe-wend prolasonlup has been of lolly declared vomit on the reeignailon of the Lord li.shop of Llaadaff. The electors are the Vies.Chaneellor ((es *no. the Water, aid the two &mice Fellows of Trisoty, the Prevost of Kites, sad the Kasten of Si. Joss's and Cl'.rist Colleges. If any of the Merton of the latome.mantionsd sonnies be VMS Chancellor , the President of QINOVI @applies bis plats. He will do so on this cone aka, es the Bev. Dr. Cartniall, Miner of Cheist's College, bolds the Aka The electors will seam en liesday sent, in the Lew ffehools, The esedidatos will present thimseless for esmaisadon. The 551.1. of eight or nine Beatles's ars meatissed as soaring to the dignity ; list 1111 the list ear Was snare Nth eilasernea sad animioa. the name will am be petelishod is this earnspondesas satll sansika shall he dives le it. B.A. COMIII3IOI3IINT, 1660 —The hDoewfai Deb of qiiin• desists have beat honed this dig. OM of serilielee Ilw hewers la the neeraiop, and the What of ludaniste net esselidaten for bosoms. or " poll-nen," this emalai. List of honours at the Bachelor at Arts' Commeasumat. basely 26, 1860. Le all cases a 'quality, the mime ars !Reckoned. wamiloams. Las Naarary, Jel.• Ofeeswood i4 llla. r s atived In" hies.M T re. Bat; Cites. JedelFeMshey. Ds Dissat. J. Wawa. Thu. Ifolstrbobss, Hayesld. Jab. Cort. J. Joanna. Wes. Wilda" ) Ma. Irving. Job. lattisrldis, j Jab. esis, ILIUM UNIX,. Job. Potter. Trite. biocualsbb Clam Tort. Queens'. Hvprr~ im eorpab .a. Ilardima, lab Omar, Cam 663,301 Nowtheatt, a i ds. Out, Thu. Hied. Onyx MAIN 211/1. Witham, J Trio. H. S.M.a J. H., Calm. Heywood, Trim. De Lido, Trim. Bows, WWI. 86tVelia014 Cam. rairtwire, Pot. Ds Jams, Job. MEL' " 1 rte. Stott. Oda, Clowthaea. anises. Whisebeed, Man. Nicola*, Pet. amide F Job. Dresher, Job. Moue, Job. Pdttenoa, Calm. Trbt. Midas, TOL Urfa& Zama. Ki,kby, Jaws. Soddy, Job. ltawreada, Law, Job. Craig, Job. Holm% Cam Mama, Cakes. Job. Da Dowbewa, Quarme. Austin, Job. Ballets,. B. Sabot, L'lLra . Ikeland, Thu. itarrwtt, Prescott. Tem. %hides, Cleased Hoare, Soma. 011108. Job. Stallard, ; hie. Sell, Clare. Masa. Trio. Poona% Carped Toraboll. Pat Bublowd, °dad OAR; uo. Farrier Pao& TriTOM Csius. CAW" Pet. Due east, Ems. °metes. Milo. Smyth. JUw lishreiber, iris. Jeeps. Erma sl4 Chrilt'S Fisher, W. F., Trio. Cobb, Caerist's. Wiltshire, Trio. Nook, Comas. Smart, did. Chambers, Trio. Chemise, (Arises. Beemost, Trim. Z. i Ma. Peoria., j Trim Powell, Joh. MitriLTrtn. iOrrogna. In arra, Calm Swam, Inas. KIM TAIL Doors, Calm JteYaoq )'Ms. Hodgson, T. 6 , Trio. Kirtland, I Jon. Wl',ley, Trio. Tria. Clay, Trio. Drub, Goodie, Joh. Mort, Trill. &wpm, J. isoltiao. Moot. Moak,. Cath. Malibu's" Paab. Newtons, Eau& Cavort, Via. Bina, Mew ir.., ..,.. e ,.,.. 7 .. Ds Hskisard, Caw lacost.Trla. llelvill, Tbs. 1 -117; T Jot. . NAVAL. ADMILILLTT, ILL 23.—APPOINTICINTL—To Neuron— li.dshipmen: J. 8. Clarke. Hermes—Mielehipsaa : C. H. Bramwell. atredisme—Midshipmee : J. H. J. die:seder ; Naval cadets : W. IL Kerr and 0. C. Wither. PEDIDLOILS, Jaw. 24.—Tics ROYAL 8011121011 —The hired mos bll,O Um week completed breaking up this regally listed meal, sad, contrary to all a:pietas:los, she was Mead to be in a remarkably soiled state. No defects wastever were disfavored beyond some little mummers ma. meted with the elaborate came; ea her upper works. Bee timbers were se saved as the day eke was pat la frame, mad so were her decks am: plasking. Woorm me, hut. 26.—Hermes, steamplo• p, Commodore E.G. F stiocearee, will be ready to leave this putt early la the easelag week, ma will proceed ant to Sheeraire to take on board supernumeraries, sad also to take in tow she Dirt beiges. bac Sc. then propped. so Portemoutb, end old , manly to the Cape or Gooi Hops, 'myelin the Dart to tut station. Violet, stems-patket, Hester Commareder I. Shed ,e.k will be reedy for sea early m February, and wilt resume her duties oaths Dover wawa. C.pt. hearse, C.B , Acting Baperiateadest of this pert, who has been appointee so me cramsmand is the East ladies, in the room or 84Z F. Collier demesed, eabooted his pendant oa board the serd, aid will, it is stated, proceed is the Bermes, steam ' sloop. The sea or 6001. km bee* greeted by the Aden tall for the tepees* el the D.ckysrd Mamie/a this year, imeludies the expeame of :he bead, to The work or re. death* ta the stoma hal sensed for the 'resent, 130 asecluu.ka basing bees dfmharged daring the lest six weeks, :no avenge of whose wages is about 335. a week. It is -mud that ao farther reductions will be nude till the end of the daaacial year (April.. MILITARY. WAILAIIIr= JAR. 25. Beat 06.-Oxast O. IL Maporscar to be Beet, by par., vies I. M me ..w reIA 10th lips Diess.-Oxist T. Wu.kume to be lieut., by par., lee Biala, who Mu 1 iJalt Lings.-Paprater W. TifIRMIVIIII•CON. from 59th P., to be paymesier. vise S. Soh, whore/. spa h.p. lb hea t of f.-heat. W. W. 11011111 be be paymmater, via Clibbore, wpm mood 19th 1.-Liest A. (2.ambutwo, from Lit. 45th P., to be paymaster, TM Trews. the. 23rd F. -Lieut. ii Puturre, to be esp., by par, vice P. L. Philipp, who ret. ; UM. Q. E. Hasast, to be ant beat., by par., vas 34a Y.-11ws. 0. IL WMPTIMAD. to be beat, by pax, los Deasidan. wbo lisb 1.--Quertermast. A. Whip; fresa Ink P, to bequartawast., vise Dap, wbo pelt. PP P. - Quirt resa.t. J. Dm; from 39th F., to be quart/seamy vise Ma PIP, who nab. eke F. -Zeo. J. A. MOULTILTO. to be best., by per., vise Johastou, wbo rot. 67th V.-lae. led AM. J. ANDOIMIN to han the mak of lieut.; EDI. 11. L. Hen, to be bin% by per.. vise Lebiewertia, who reta. 9. th 1.-I. R. RMS. rot, to be as., by par, vies Eltabakett, pram. ails Briptis-6/6.11/0. A. Y. DiVIIMOND, tube Brat Ike, by per, vies Nimuoil. who refs. bed we/ lads itegt.-Major T. Aawirr, to be awat...eal., without par., roe blab, doe. • Po. A. RunDLAT. is be major. !lee Abbott ; Lassu IL W. H. u.seela. so be spy Poe Malay. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. Etvinam. JAL 16,1660. the awe of the Weather at eats et dot Jollowias please at Sias e'siosk yesterday morsuis.—The etadeadt are armored ia •rdsw•dr I. hid.. cermet nem wars e. Ornmesta Weat at We'd. WW Oats sr iter. Ord. &ewe Ws sari ........ LW. Ocala Breese Owning Carr= _...--.. •W. Wm Origami Perwasseres .—...- LW. ctewiellrerre userseet a.m., ____ LW. Omit weer Overvast tratzatrws W. Straw item = 4 44144441.44 W. Slow Itteras itereansa ......esecsa„ * " LW. Omila bun bad Oselb Item Ms VAJA4144111 VASS Vir " 4. Warm Imes Overcast ...... ,_._. S.W. Oasis Bream Owes* °must upgionlir .... , 6.W. Owls Mmes. Omura Leeraccsa _ Calumnies .... LW. Qin Useets S.W. Uswas Imes Omura Ulm arc 5............... LW. Oasts grease timer' a xamsool.lo W. Ocstle Mese Partleslwiy Misr Yeacerene wake.. .... lice.vasee • W.S.W. Hied Wind Seed L• 411441101... ..... 6. remote rawer Peacially Ora* 414114414141114 ....... IL °IWO limn Ovens* L•ssemPria Darameme ...... LAE. Meth Dross Mats ,air ....A mum " — ...... LW. , NOW Pews, Las Ilseicons ........... C.W. Ostlie Lam Sala r5e.mr05......—.... M.N. Ireatle Dicrais Ws Loam ................ W. Cale lots Otaerrew 614•40111114 iLato *ntemcience. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—YEsnaDAT. *swami ng Ramos. CAZZ (CL1111) s IIOSTT , II (CLIIILL).—DISTZISTITION 07 PAIIOOIIIAL Fats TO CLZEOTNEN. This asst WY pertly argued as a lamer dq, sad OMs the whole of yesterday. It we. ea action 6reesll /7 Ilse 'Wadi, es alto beetnnisset of St. Illea's M the ane, is - of Preeettt, Lanseekhe, to mom Si. Ms. the mem* of serails enseiles lees resolved by the delwaileat. ,sweat. of et Theme% in the.... parish. At the trial Wars Mr. Julies Wiehtnisa, at the Ranee refer of Liverpool, it 1847, evidence was gives as be hell .1 the reepestive yards& It wee, however, MGMsesseseil that the hew should be stated in the a epeeist ewe, for the *ales of this mart, which &WI bawl power es deal with the evideaso es a Jury might. The wilindl 'a slain wee oa the unread that St. 111ea's Clunk was a widths the pariah, from time h.r with a ~et stashed to it, out el which the ma Mlles of St. Themes Asa boon eertlad ander she provisions e/ the 1 dt 2 Will. IV., a. 311 Tao dotoadoat tdwd the pialatifre ileama4 as the peva& that the fees Wawa to the *Az et the smiths, shard' of Preset" teal that k Bass% never was a preside' elm poky ...Aerie( an is iweembeet any sight to the fees Is geastlen as the Monist allesehed to it harks always remained Pan WM kr ynewsess. 11r. Ceding wadi Mr. CleseqMs held.( Wes heard for T he e m i t.speelleelym aster ef Me arisawats Melt thee se seasi/ea 11*kb/semi COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YurzaDAY. amps us. Caloossiorza IR >a LWALIT, /WIZARD= WM Co. This was • sesselsg for dividend sad pest al debts as the plat Neste of them Makes" whe were sem mershasts, is • large way of bashmes. Mr. Ram append 1 the essigsees; ma Mr. Begley kr Messes. hada asi Illatielases. ssersimate, who, at the jut mesting 4 &saiMivlnsa mart), had • prod ter 63301. ad 66 any sat of which the eirigaose might be able to Mr. DAIS sew oestesded that 1,11641., the mans% et two bilis, draws Mr. Rickard Baker, assepted by Meows. Hsieh sad H by atehisms, and which had bees mimed by Me leminsple, week& to be dtisseed hos the ma, aldose k Me. is the posed had hems paid ea the bills. Omen were ailed ea sma side ; sad, after a leagthesed argameat, his Resew admitted the set-of to the utast al fin ia 12e. the pseud, or ose.foarth the snout of dm tulle -44331. 15d. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YarrEaDAT. ............ - sue. lia. COMISISIORIS Haw. IN TIM BIATIUR or HSU , / JOYCZ NzwAzz.— R►nwAT This imolmat wasoppos7i . itTir. Nichols and Mr. . He was 'grimed by Ms. Cooke. gar l l r d case oesegiml mere than boar hours, and judgment on ea iadivideal gramel of complaint was then deferred till Tlesisday. It appeared that the insolvent had formal) been a warehouseman in the City. In 1846, when railway Mimes were is vogue, he took a home in Berkeley-eqaare, which he kept ler two year. His profits is 1845 on rail way trimeactioas were 3,000. His present insolvency was attributed to his speculations in railway shares. In 1828 he compoemied with his creditors; in 1833, he wen a bmkrupt and obtained his certificate. In 1843 he was heard is this mart, and remanded for 18 months, bat got oat after being in prison for 8 menthe. He bad married the widow of Kr. Bury Htechinsce, a solicitor, and was now opposed by three members of her family. Hu wife had a separate income of 3001. a year. His ;meant debts exceeded with liabilities 4,0001., and he had claims on the other side to some mutat. He alleged that he tied gives up to the court railway shares, which were at use time worth 6,0001. A point was made oa a debt contracted with a member of the family, and on which judgment was deferred to Thurs. day next. Ta, case was emordiagly adjoarnad. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YEETERDAT. imam Ms. Swum? ham" AONSTINT foam TM Omit ut yesterday at the Osildiaall, Westminster, for the purpose of holding the Arm ordinary Westminster session for the present your. Seventy-two grand and petit Junes wereemmmened, bat there *ono badness of any kind for them to of, and having bean called and swore. the Count stir them is the name of the county for the services they had rendered, sad they were discharged. The Court then grenade& I. tato parochial appeals, standing ever from Monday. THE POLICE COURT& MANtisON-HOUSE. ASSAULT OPDX A POLIO. CONOTABIA—riffiniS Ryon and tabs Wiliam were brought before the Lord Mayor tor ezmainatioes upon the charge of having washed Lewis Holley, • City policeman, with intent to do him some griev ous bodily harm. Tile proecutar, who had been for s considerable time in the hospital in • dangerous (mediae's, appeared for the first time he give evidenee. He said, between 2 and 3 o'clock in the eildeleg of We 6th lust, I was passing through Cat .s -rine Wheel-allay, Biebopsgste, on duty, and saw the pri- Waft., with other% making s great noise. I told them to go home. They passed on, but a woman who was with them returned and sexed my hat. Ryan than tame op, caught me round die want, and, with the arms saes of ItHenns and another Mali, threw me down oa to the balk of my head. I was then struck two severe blows oa ay bed, I eau% say what with, bat I believe with my images, which I was just drawing when I was knocked to die ground. I can't say who struck me, for I was named. I was taken to too hos pital, and have been there ever sines. A boy named John Neal said—l was present, and saw the an advising three men and a woman go home, and policeman r u ftyan to strike the policeman and than kick him and ' etbe kis staff. I afterwards saw Ilya* rent and Itd salting " Police." He dropped his hat, and he as as the station-house that the hat was his. While I wan rwnig after him I beard blows being stench, and a easneins, in the direction which Ryan had jut left. Miasma of two policemen, in confirmation of varies. parts of the ratement made above, was taken. Kr. F. T. Van Heinen medical student and dresser at fir. Thomas's Hospital, acid—Nutley was brought into the hos pital at • quart. r to 4 o'clock on the morning of the fits instant, and I examined him, and found 'hr,' severe wain& on the scalp. and that he wee suffering from the 'Bete of a slight concussion of the twain. There wee a wound antis back of the head, which appeared to result from a fall. Twe of the wounds were evidently produced by a blunt insult meat. The man had been blooding profusely from all the wounds, and he was in danger a , the time. I have attended him since, and he has gone an better than I ez ry cl an i l'upea being asked in the usual terms by the Lord Mayor, whether he wished to say anything la answer to so serious a charge, said, .1 saw the policeman, who app. awed to be in liquor, strike a woman, and knock her sorbet • wall, and I told hum not to be too fast with her, and that I should report his conduct at the station-hew,. II oked dole at him to melt his number, and he then struck me with his fist sad leaked off my hat. I called out to toe women to go for a policeman and I race to look for ens myself, bet was taken into c ustody, and afterwards charged at the station-house with the assault which I had never committed." Ikl'Hease said be was a violin player, and had been play ing at • pulls house in the arighbenrhood, after leaving which be wait into sa adjoining house and sat down oes the stein with a friend, bat was suddenly fixed apes by the po• lies °Seen who 'stared, as one of the assailants. The primness were then committed tor trial, and the Cie) Solicitor wee directed to rootecete. It was stated In Catherine•wheal-alley, which is a place remarkable for eighty rows, that the hating with'', the unfortunate policeman received had been intended f•r ano ther who hoe long been unpopular in the place. BOW 8 ERRRT. Mr. C. Lockwood, ul 4, Stationer's Hell.sourt, in nett sate to • pates ease welch was reported fa the Express of Tuesday last, and in which a person who gave his name 0. Lockwood, was decadent, requites as to .tat. lON distinct disavowal of any knowledge of the parties or the trannseticm is qesetson. WOOLWICH. 0/11/1011 Or Yunnan —Jaws arida*, a serjeant be te the 12u$ humane 04 /loyal Artillery, war shamed wt ag a bill et exchange toe with latest le defraud a Portesette and Captain loglefield, of the Royal AnhUerr J. H. Hanes, a till diameter, residing at No 7, North. nabselaad creasy Ilhoese, deposed that on Saturday, he 12th of the mom monsk, the prigvair, who demoihod him self as Captain restnewas, of the Royal Artillery, cedes at his dim and peedused a Muter, which whiten had "WWII 04 maws to um Alla' SO 41 received in the rams of Cop am TWASSISISt W. hod sent the letter by post to Cotain Yentmem. Memo bad a few stunt& spawned* with him Aunt as mimeos of 1001., widish the prisoner mkt be mated. Witness declined living him have the mealy, salsa ho get a Maker s.lllcer of equal rank cajole him in a weer s pivotal dress, and had the appearance of • 0. the Monday following he relied again, sod the bill of exolteage sow protinse, clams in J. W Formate, sad eseepted by Ceptiln Ingleilmel. It was dated January 14 b, sad was drawn for three months. The primmer salaried • In wits. m's pnsetta, and it wee made par able at Cos sod C s'o., Est Craig's-spurt, Charing-mom Hs stud ho wished for 1001. teat day, as he was going to Beet amp tea. Witness slimed to let him have 501 that day, sod tee reandader as sues as Re amid id ati.y the has dwriting of Oytsin legial-id Whams prod him 601. in le.. 101 cotes eaeL Rita- es knew nothing of tM handwriting till the polies gave him isformairso of tan Stray, Capt 8. W. 8. of the 12th mitalion Rieal nr Mary, deposed that he is quartered at Poriamott‘h at the present Use. He lilt Woolwich in November last on lea, of abeettes, and on the 10th anat. he was in Y soothe. Toe prisoner was • arra.% in the Royal Artillery, and was ot.iel clerk in the 12th battalion dice. AU the oco g eo go g, 0 ,-. nested with the own pus-d through the prisoner's bands. sad Ittihad en oppertastity aiming thediferest atoms' bend wriang, which truant write him familiar with las reitneer'r) tigeatare. The am-planes now predated was not in wirasse's liandwritieg. 8 1 ether tannin were ersmined to complete the ere for the proseendoe, sad the prisoner was somadded for 11170A3.—Tlie average peke or Beer, the penalise of the Nelda pmeentess la howls, eerapeted km the reterse sole Is the emit eating the not day at huo, IMO, la tea Old. par amt. Paw gia prodeas et taa alaartilso. Pk. 10d. Paw Ilia padre at ilre Mg Ulla Is no Sjd. per rot. TM armee prise cribs WOO Ihnsubidostpair. —. la IIL 1044. pte ewt,--Geostfo THIS Osorsoof WILL 1111rmoy1 of Mod. Sr ~a:~ DAY, Naos. as of Wealligit. --- The Mans brut the soliowurg plasm did sat mai this caw is taw Is, pullslisatios Figaro ay ; thy thumbs, iridium the sesta al she weathss is Thursday Ewa* as m a . desks& Mumma „ Tmslrma QUIWI ...... Tam .--.........- w weir .......... Wsissome ........ Usti liner rho O. anon Few Geeds Neer Overeat - Om*, Num I ( Co Nowt Guide Mrs mma w. OalZ 1;;Illi am* Oistis Imo erlauipelly Qat & Oin THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1850. Prom eke LONDON G. AM. 26. MIANN CHILIMUN Damsra. Marti " Olty neeshirt, to oareeMor Feb. sat IN ead IMO di It, et Meet! sod Ca. Coomooreidoebemborb ; la ear. tatlailtell Demon Hamm lharlerapoo-Ttuet, new ad vlet Idler, Feb.l meg limb Ist Ilialbebesa ftwto =e . runi est,aod Wel" 11. wk, Fors au% Lea% NM bib& Tab. 4at 11. nal 21 at ILI . Leods Ow& Sala. oiell ON Lode; ell. mfg. nom Goma LlveopeaL twist. lib. II ail IS at 11, at Liver pool One a rte.. sal laworpost ; oIL mtg., Taunus 619/4WAITII. Tedialeo. irlao atentliaat, Feb. I sal Nat 11. at Lop& Omit. rnek Red Lien-equere, sod flaabloomear ir de ; milk ispoo. Lash. Jew lholoss. tot, 1111111er *Am It Wens Owes, Feb. lat aol Meet at 124. at Ws., Reed sad ihisrpar•si, amplca ; Cooma. Biroble-leas. J. IL Timm Wiloops;;,.ll47l;;;:lVinialreet, City, wino WINN W 11;11;4; E Maims- Mit sod Om* et id to SOL asimmilk Jam mid 11 dr idme t smi 4 dm% aid Tasama ll"tuld" Duaa: kr OmMil4 l etistg, lamdar-4M 111.11".31. 1r 2 1 ru id., Jr. it, sad dam galimrsat adia stresL EDWAID Laws Brume% limbastlieurcet. City, tailor-Ist die. at la. Jam AI, mil Oben sabasmaist Thursday*, at Shmididts, Jaws Aces.gramgetlet, City, merelmat -Ist dtv. of j ofaid say Timmian at Fame, imAagNill attest. TAIA , II6III CINARLIS HUMUS; Madam, TIM. eller dtv. of a ce .. lad.. ha. $l. aad tares aubsequist Tkoradaia, at Manifold's, Dalasballottost. Resew/ BAUM'. Cambridge, eimatst-lad sad Mel ay. et id., Feb. % sod arse satenquest Saturdays, at Gram's, Abelian& Timm Ilaratasv, Immalsar, City, coal merciaat -411 t die. at ba. Jim il, mad tbreesubasqueat Thursdays, at atanaltid'v, Basuarball. Ma& Jam Mirsto, Itartacoa. Survey, coal merdtsot—lat deo M., Jas. $i ara tiro sabliquott Wedasolays. at Graham's, Coleman. (Sumas • 'LOWLAND, Horsham, harem seraaassoa—lot dim of UM Ill" Jam SI, and Wee sabsmoest Hassodays, at Maraisid's, Jasra= 9 .lldaddcat, Bartahhe, miss merchant—Aral dim of i ma.ause, bs. 7a 31, Gad throe satarquat Thursday, at fkmateld's, Ufa ILIUM TATIOS. Ifaebasembaildhop, My, mmelast—lst ts... GK., Sm. SO, sad three outarquast Waidays., st Gra ___ lam's, arseareavit. . . .. 34:wawa's 'Muir, Prlass•ated, Darmaaalaay, coal meter—tot MT. of 75. Ild , Jam. al, aad tam enbaquent lautalaia, at Staasteld's basiagiall dust. Zowaaa Tana, Badlord-ativet, Bcdfotd-agasze loamy miaow— Ist &v. of A, Jas. 36, and th ree subsequent Salutdays, at Broom's, Abelian:6.lmi. _ _ TIMMY WAI&IST sad PIMA! WESLEY ILeamwech, Oxfordietreot, lissadrepos-14 div. of he ed.. era. SI, rad Woe sueesqusot Thorrisys, se liesasieder Bmlzeflolt.otrott. Scars Wocemut, Kest, groarr—let dlr. of Is. Id, Joh. 11, and throe eutorgosat Thursdays, at Btassfeters, Baslagleall. street. 16. J. Main" west Denims, Norfolk, farvir7::Feb. IL E. Ardor, Climmtrest, Claro-oartat, baker—Feb. 19. F. Corm% Halstead, Emu, Iniamitedw—Fet. 13. J. Desk* Liverpool, wlas sod sprit preheat—Felt 11. Mr 0. Duckett. Bart., 1112 F. B. Macleod, Bat. sod T. T. Berard. tellmall, bankers— Feb. 21. D. N. Moser, L Norfolk. me* Weller—Feb. 16. 11. Oorlai, Haswell, 111rna, botallor—reb. 12. E. limiter, tnewlemLetnet, Mazylelmia, straw tot maker—FlL 12. J. J. Jack. s• Liverpool. end biz treed. Chowlire. win immbeat—Feb. 12. J. F. Hooted, Boltionrow, , wan awl spins lientent —Feb. IS. J. Miller. Liverpool. saddler—Feb. 21. T. Perkeitmest, King street, lloilion, boomakee—Feb. 12. .1. Par* Tires Cielbetreet, Limeboase, licensed victualler—Feb. IL W. Plekoh Illookborn, Liea mature, blitlinaker —Feb. 16. J. Padre, itlimwoodeareet, Meese lietst—Yob. 16. 8. Prentice, Biliklildlideddre. lion laimpte—lfeb. 21. J. Bob an, tiaoer Baser —Feb. 16. C. B. Eiro. Newport, Hamplaire, bsolter—rob. 27. C. tweet, Mr .t..lMallelsr. —FM. 19. Tappeadoi, Aalitord, Kent, earn M. 0. Tee sad B. M. Oid Jewery.cbmolaeu, My, East India merchanis—freb. 13. T. Walley sad P. W. Hard- Oslord.suiret, limodrepere—Feb. Walley, Dliordauset, Emorkeper —Feb. 16. J. M. Watbew, Nuneaton end iitoetinglird, Worielsk,hlm, baimudier—Feb. 12 J. Weshant, Beckley, emu, leir—Yeb. St. J. Earthy, Hartlepool, Durham, bulbar. CERTIFICATES to be gramma, unless cones boohoos to the contrary, cm the day of mentem Feb. 16. J. Addington, Loodoo.reed. tionthwark, oil and ookorman —Feb. le. W. Anderson, Nelsonotnet, Qty-reed, and Notman's buildinp, engineer —Feb. 16. C. Buckles, Manchester and beinton, Lancashire, cootractor Ft b. IS. W. Freeman, Edgware-road, iiesseel ell-Wager —Yeb. lg. 11. Hepworth, Selby, Yorkshire, lines drape—Feb. ie. H. Horsley, Literpoto, warehouse keeper—Feb 11. H. lachtoid, Maasibeeter and Sodden, Lanimsteire, eontractor—Feb. 16. G. B. Pettit, Brook-sine; it. Pancras, and Up. St. Starun'alane, ironmonger—Feb. IS. T. Vette/. Tilalty4CMoll, lath seed rote Last —Feb. 13. T. Wheeler, Liverpool, Mint merchaat. CERTIFICATES to to confirmed, unless eaves be shown to the con trary, wain. It days Rom date. Jas. 22. J. Hirst, Wail.; Yorialaire, dyer--Jan. 33. IL Taylor, Liverpool, ironmonger. CILRWICATES to be wartneci, ®lees awn be shown to the centrwy. ha. 17. G. T. Day, Comity cnal.rati, Platte., engineer—Jan. 23. P. W. Hantenft, ortord.euett, Itnendraper Jan. 21. J. Prete, Queen% liewi.preage, (nu', Great Purtand-.treat, sod Plaustoe, News, lanaceper —Jan. 11. T. tired, No th Slunk* Northunabertnad, banker—Jon. 13. T. rrslle,,Uadad+Ueet, We Winner. CEATIFICATS to be confirmed by the Via-Ch•noellor acting is hamming, unlearn ranee be shoes to the contrary, on or Wont Yeb. 13, IWO. A. J. Stria, Liverpool, 11011/0111,01f. PARTNE.HIIIIIPe I.IInnOLVED.—J. Ibreper sad T. Raba., Cbet %ashen, lauusea. haze, Machias—T. IL Mews. sad C. Whoa, Man eherer„ civil astesees—W. twine, awl M. Dal, MascheMer, eAen iliespe—J. lay me I. aselwa. elenewstor, cat and.fiew.clur •T. ~•~. —drones yeas- J. fasaiood sod J. &veiny, Bath s; Terkslino, IW..y trabosnuaca - L Mostar sad A. Tailor, Araitsgwa, Lemildnklardnpers-Jealisia YeJry, Kerentuppucti Years, MS Jobs £ Cos.tc.tust, bosport, Hasalure, sclinonsts. amen, so for as numb Julia Ana Umtata. ins- L. Y. Keogh and J. W. bond, Ltesrond, senor b.ea...ra -N. W. Baum, A. OJr. Too, and I. W. egress, Ilartodoes, en far as reds, da tbcir causeitos wan Us* era it Li w.l, U.uroy. and --J. Linen e, jou., sad 0. Soo. n, NewnsaLe. spun-Iran run bustle:lam , Umber surthasa J. Lemon and J. Sorry, Mac beam ilitiCUSl4ll- S. MANIA' awl P. U. Bads, tamped', Uty, wa:etcesiemen-T. *aria and It. A. Watlinstos. W refit sod Locutions Mors, subcitors-A. W. Moo d., asd B. Mandsy, ran:sour', ta-turs- C. they and T. Nets c jos., bowessUe.spus.T)er, srasirrload, sad Sod Won, burbais, c4uery elnien-Jamagass slum, .0 .eloi on-w, and tl. hiss, OuLkor, %ors skim neon= dein ass.ufan u. era- It Nonce, IL hograrlay, J. Ike. fans), 0. Spada. T. W. Saga...ay. sad W. Y. Ward, Loy. .Lone, t i dy, wholesale warstantoetaan, tar as rooter U. Bpsece-W. Moron sito. Aver W faibird.n, 'Awn y, sesnutaiastent-W. Mockers, sad J. A. laidunay, foradund, Initsults, pawabrokers-T. V. &- Marton end W. Hut, ..utium., s.scsaturr, J.iners-J. sir aid U. Warr, asitasie-alsom Lanna:lisre, Mats and how kserehaills-11. Weed OA A. Corso. th mares, 14100.41M1, Inuldent. worm SEQUESTKATIONIL Wtataan Boma and Jana tssa-.4ta, Usage+ and Grandentanth, maralssats. Jaa. al am free. 41, at ow attar noted, tilsegow. Juno Gaut; Glasgow. toad' proorator, Jas. at rod Fox 21, at the tbassetetal llatet. torsgow. KILXIsT Mani., Olositto. nurclunt, .I.n. 29 and Feb. 19, at tba blar autel, Ultrivw. halal Nata l t. utmagow, writer, la& 19 and Feb. 26, at the Globe del, Wawa . ... lawn. WYJACS. nothereggaa, near Lamplieltown, termer, Jao. 31 and Valk :LA, at the Argyle Arms Luo, Camobeitown. unit nna. Otaxisow, grata uati.er, ha I mai 22, at the Commer cial acid, Ulaagow. lard, WILIUN bliaburgh, ne and *irk dealer, Jan. 31 and Feb. 31,14 the bhip Motel, YAMIY-riett. MAUKKI'S BRISTOL, JAN. 23. SemAg W. haee t. r.p.rt r•trier a •ul. na•rk.t this week; the dealers have beau hokhart off expecting to bay on better terms, and as importers are very firm ants decline Kl:in4 under f .rnt•r pew , e, due titaseetiuto luve been unim portant—the rhof busters. being eoulloo to a parcel of did casks past cluystari-ed Dern...tea, *bleb surd tram 4.... to 435. and I,Stly sots ll•untius, at frwn On. , ewe Wes repueard In I .ret,,u or Yost bulls. The rettn. d market has bean rather gums du. one, bat Ismer pekes are ear„ pates. Wu la ht goud demand, but the very hotted supply at melte' has sashed helium ; prima have *avowed Judy id. per tabs kw Denim:weed Jambes slabs thrown*. Dried (nut INILUZIANS to be 4.10.1 troth but the deliveries of the week ere net Ws& Li. skrooi, JAW. 26. Torre has barn lee. disivve i .0 py...1...1.• al. h. to IA saris! beta tig• week, and the a sa e taunts ably WO Mids. 8.P., atp "MOW (Aar 4,Outt bags ragas% rather art prima • SOU mat. Mau, lout, to • fierier, at a..., air hags very old War at 3 b. per awl. Farah; : The teen-lt;t1.11s. • f the gr.-0, 1.01 , •411% to We abr. Pad ktley at age tu4le., bet,' lull Jar; hp, bora Harrow. a. 29a. to Ma for low to good yellow. 170 • sr, I tau Mita Brawl, at • to ha, duty paid, f,r ledinary brown , and 7tlo Naga M brio, at 17.. sr sit.-The taloa d 52.4.r0ut0 hare ben JO- pms., va You puns. o d d bark•doss, 17,.. hi., and ilk. runs. AnUgua, part at los id. par eat. orrm-Thro .a' ban ler 14 LiVityui tbe clesmuid. but bolusragemrally are Oran . toe .be sr. fitnited ,U Um. Jamaica at 7M to 117 a. I/ 1t... 1011 aria a.d bos tbri at 113 a, 330 bey Costa Kies at ~Is. bd., lad r le. bag. Pan atom (nylon at *is p r IWO packets of Va-t India (Area b. outdo Its. to lit for wormed Ma arr. Lee. • 140 toes aitralna sherd 2e. to Ms. et, and e 0•••• begs neugal es. fat. So war, and ba. for ordinary to ..ry Nut white. Thus is a decide a Mururoa, In the demand fur Ban, ban trues tin trade and roeumars. ma 300 par. bar Cll4llllO d bairn, at an alvanoe ol 9d. per pLos ; in Wanks to Muer, 100 tam (.rewards barn been sold to arras at Is. bd. par proof gall Inca tha quay. Tess.- I la um/edam in acorn Crouse has beets very lisslte., ✓id to effect ries lower rates arta bats ,u be taken, but s.l. roar derrituuu.a warm arc, ti h a ha ammo of man, la duing. At a small pubitrala ul 6 &moor Otoretnia bur,. 24 owe cilium. aed et at a. .d. to Ss. 3d. per lb, ouelly ad vets, till' .g parts ut tarn Arra are teguetel at lull rata, 10. bags of litngalTuturinocat tolls., 11011 M. a a blue CL'InU a, Sr. WI. use cwt., sore Moo Yuan at perrans rah.. and at atietiau 30 aims , Anon std. bertakt Ild. to 90. pm lb. Materna is railer wavy, and OW, 2.50 togs reported, at *o. to ..tra per ow,. Mow 400 ion ut Burr of gum troughs 14.. id. to I la. W. per ewt, ad is in good a Boma Guano email sales retina , to he red la various Moor at m.. MINI rates is rhos of Drew so. are only Su ,uns Quatro*, Lotman) at Si., and lOr rind. Dulidif •at a Is. od., but maws( ropount in other deasn.tiosa. 84e sane lave taken t Lim to roams.,.., but war reluaill mattered. The and Kama we Una at previous pram, um tit we arena Was Minion. to Masa, 2013 1.1,11. Paris has beau I but tie prioli abut trara, et FAN vases pareas in Putnam Mrs bad taker at Ws fa. but acs k'squriaUOMP. Basies-At Ina pubue ars Si Llamas gnu bad Tat td.y. but WW taper wr oar, omega nen !AO 0. ela It. iwiess,hoWOVVt, slow a aoridevaalei dews.'. tamonap ratted lad rusou; about Alt, :berme good new net Aortas boasts 4.r to 17a b o at KW bales god riot v. seen nd, to 13.. lid.; *adore .rah r es of taram• while at Ids. SS., pc cwt. Llamas -Nu -air o cc, online snek. Humus- Ibe its. ors tut estsusive, but fug peons hare been redird, ea., did. Sur Matt.e Web Os. a. et to. aid. it light nu, nom Am. Us, mad aid. pre lb. Le t • &ewer den la Banurroma hat I) ea to a mains , * sat at out,, M. rut prix a luta Well 11.11... 'rabbinate an Munn of ray pat urn. -0.4 y mail .airs stave been Lou. fa stni.o, • sage ma prier -Of Akuoal S ,mks Oporto re, brambt 2els ad 10 Mr and • f w err Whit* W., or oat. - About St. bars Pat era II sans Mr been POW Ina, 71. to 61. per owt.-A small pared of Tura. Mau as K awe ot tine quitoty remora 30s. le r sot., bud *algae an. to be had baler .11.4 Nuns demand fur rues uu. W gala boot salve and a further .mall advance may Is arm d ; Ms earn have b. en dirty fur marl, and have rammul spur* et 6tls t in4l riot at Mat, and Ur tbs. hats turn made --tairems On. is la modarate repard, at afs. dd. to gas, and pale ears at He. 1101. per s wt.-A mall lot ot Animism teal m I. ~gurrd ee 031. M MI. per to.. -A fair boatman sea been tar ia Drub& Mums at Toarairrnor, at 34 per set. Palm Un.-Uss arsaand bee Mums/ durlng the bat [outlays, and th• sales tee tha week amour to 3041 tom M SRL, NM 730 ask be arrive, at all. Mr surly, and 301. te SOL M• per ton fur weir dedivery.-Por Tammy Mars I. bas a demand, sod a Begs beim= hes bosh deny at SM. el. ter Ni% 111. for row T.O. bon the oleo of South Amorists ea Wide:oda, wont an without stool eptrit,at borety previous prim; • low bores, of fine quility, braaght Zee. per owt.— *maim Lass I& rather high, r ; the oata. amount to ISO tow, at 310. to Mo. per OWL —WO boles Jura realised lit. 10e. to ISI. per ton—Nothing doing In Bolds Hater. COTTON —Lmearonr,, Las. 2/I.—Darila all the Tee• sent season the pekes of cotton have been lnettenced by the estimates which, at aliment perks* have had earreneyott the rent of the erep. The are part et the arms was reserier sr rempires; bat its el se ins erred by every reser Mee Ineeenble be Ile istbering. The pleat bad seetaised early sal ezterre Maim whir the autos kr bees essisently alerted le remedy. The wrest week grid with a Mary sad geed dinnand, both tent sps enlaces and the Mode: on Friday the rtes won 10,000 bales ; en Mellor 19,019 hair sad en Meer 10,011 , haler. Mese thee bed net dristeL Om Terry the Clamber brat erre tall et dimp pertment le Imparles, or rises won too NO Is admit el the u.- lOW.* SUlllitilla et ask. mass sei si l s oar weenement le kali" hi Iher,..bout ue lF=. olol newt optimise a the area. et neer bi = d rrindly dry s snored end 4 =t ,„ :l l :i tb : It eitgal• i lb r a i s bar sr a pemerel severe et; s eed et Ild.pielb. nrellitid. Mess that day Me dreadhet : re mks of Werra" wen sly 1,1199 bake, ire them al a* VIA bales ; end es thud day a dribs et Id. per Ile en die ales et Tuesday ted to, heirs mesting the dONIIIIIMi freely. The total males was et the seneait war bre bees WIN bems. Tmdey are Is a Mir atteseree of the tear bat the direepensy whir es gusetefft prewar jrt new i 5,... the allt Of lIMUIS NM the erissalsi el smatsbeterree deems trio hem beyfigarlthe rise ere MOO laird parrot pros. Amer= are beer in rod rammer i the MIMI Imperts, peer* a men peril, have bees slimed ilesely; end the armee mom Gnirk is i zendiy insi Llnit k Lemisl im al ly per lb., the eatherlied goblins et . reamer td. per M. Nyasa mei have ter7rallie reper. d en= have ederesd tens K. Is per lb. Sands are la ger and try Me bow wady pl. per Ils AIN balm et Asteri ten, Stu Perm^ re Darr. OM liannime, WM Imre., and 10,170 rear haw bon tree as spendatios; lel VII et Ameri ca; 290 Bahl" sal IN Seri% der expert. WOOL.—Loxpow, JAii. U.—The atuket for or kaial end fonts continues ve ry Arm. loss huslates has bees dose at • abode limns priors. The public sales ere nee yet declared, but will be very email, owing to the limited import. Arrivals this week us SO Ws colonial. and 1,418 bales foreign. There is a considerable badness dol , g in Leek Wool, 'Uwe' thesis at combing descrip tion. to not so very ULM as they were • week or two shier. All clothing aorta an, however, brisker Ina Al at iraprovhm priors. LIED.. Jae. 26.—Titre hos not Wen quitein largo mu amount °tusks dearablag Wools this week bat wise. sre very firm. la clothing sorts there is a fair demand, sod pr hare ma upward taadoory. MBTALB.-Lonnox, JAN. 26.- During ths past week there has been a good demand foe all kinds of metals, and prices are lirm and well maintained. Shipping orders received from India and America have produced a favenrWe effect on the market. Webb bar-iron aid rah are In red request; large onsets for the latter are reported to have been received by the hot steamer from the United /hate", Szotth pig.tron is without alteration If any thing, prices are is favour of the seller. We quote raised Noe. 411 e. Cd.; all No. I, 49e. to 494. 6d., and No. 1, Outaherrie, 30e. free on in Glasgow. An abases of 4d per lb has token place In English copper. In other metals no alteration. The following are the prices :- Med* Iron; Bar, bolt, sad square, Landon, per ton, 34. 10a. to GI. fa; nail rode, 61. 13e. ; hoops, 71.13 a to U.; duets (singles), 81.13 e. ; bum ales/41117mnd Newport, 31.75. CA. to 31.3 e. ; refined metal. Wales, 31 es. toll. 10. ; ditto anthem:it', 31. 13e.; Pip in Wales, IL 35.; ditto forge, 21. d./., No. 1 Clyde, 21. Se. to It is.; Biewitt's parent reined Iron for bare, rails, lc.. free on board at Newport, 135.; do, for tin plates, boiler plane, fe , do, 48. 10s.; Staf fordshire bars, at the works, 61.; Piga, in Staffordshire, rails, U. 3e. to 61. 7s. &I. ; Chaim, 41. Foreign Iron : Swedish, IIL 10e. to 134. IC.. Foreign Steel Swedish keg, 141. lib to 151. ditto, faggot, 131. English Copper: !Meets, sheathing, and bolt., per lb., 10d.; tough cake, per toe, NI. 10s ; tile, 671. 10s.; old Copper, per lb., Sid. to 9d. ; yeti+ metal sheathing, aid. English Lead, pie, per ton, 171. ; sheet, 171. 10s. to 161. ; red L 4:1, 181. Os.; white ditto, Zit ; patent that, MIL Foreign Lead, %KAM, In bond, 151. to 151. 10s. English Tin, block, per cwt., M. 55.; bar, 41. 6e.; reined, 41. 1 Is. Os. Foreign Tin: Banta, 11. C., it. 7a. ; &Ur for export only, 41. 3e.; Straits, 41. 3e.; Tin bites: IC Coke, per box, If. Ss. 6d. to 11.9 x.; IC Charcoal, 11. Ile. to 11. 14s. Od ;IX ditto, 11. :9e. Speller: Elates, warehoused, per ton, 17/. h. to 171. 10s. ; ditto to arrive, 171. to 174. se. Zinc: Eng lish sheet, per ton, 1111. to 924. Quicksilver, per lb., 44.-Missing Joerssal. (}Lasoow. Jan. 24.—A fair tousle's* him been done in pip iron daring the week. The priors have stiffene 4 a little within the last two dale, end today may be quoted at Os. 6d. sad 495. for tailed Nos. cult. ORN.—Cttaillaeoan, Jan 25 —The sonply of Wheat was by no mesas large to-day, sad the prices of last week could scarcity be atabestned except oa the finest qualities. Barley was fully Is. tar qr. lower. Beau and other spring cora without atty.. falba. - tioVIINTRT, Jan. 25.—We have no improvement to note ia the valued grain here. Our market to-day was well suppled with Wheat, which sold st;seareely as high rates as last week. Of malting Barley there was a good supply at former rates, but the quantity sold was iaeonsider.ilite. Oats and Beans abundant, the mid., of which were rather lower. Prima: Wheat, 12e. to Its. nd. Malting Barley, 21s. Od. to W. • grinding, 22a. to 235. o.d Bs, 12s, ad. to 13a. 6c1.; new , los. tolls. Old Oats, 21a. to 225. lid.; sew. 17s. to 21a, Peas, old, Ile. id. to 12a.; new, fis. CC to Its. 611. DEBBY, Jan. 25.—The Wheat trade is very dull, as also Barley, at la. decline. Other things nominally as last reported. Very little pausing. Wheat, 43a. to 4ls. per 34 stone; white, 4Gs. to 45.. Barley, 23e. to As. Old Oats, I.os. to 225. per 94 stone. Bean', old, 34a. to 334. per 22 stone; new, 211 s. to SM. Flour, 31s. to 365. per 20 stone. Burrs', Jan, 25.—Wit had a large market to dav, but very little buriness was done In Wheat, as our farmers generally were not willing to submit to the price which millers and oared them, viz., 40s. per qr. for ducat whim. Barley was not in abstod.ust oder • prices as last week. There was a good supply of Oats; prism ateltered. Fine Flour, Hs. to 295. per Deck. HULL, Jas. 25. -There are as arrivals of foreign but the farmers have freely supplied the market, and nur millers have bought Wheat at Is. per qr. under last week'. rates, whiles little or nothing t. done in foreign, and prices are nominally the same as lay week. Barley maintains its value, though there is not moth doing to It. In Beans and Peas a few soles are effected at steady prkes. leased t We continue without arrivals, whilst the market is well supplied with parcels l.t wirebense, in width a little basin eve has bran dune at rather lower sates than those of Lat week. Fine peed is principally sought ,owing to th e unusual high price of Oil; woilet inferior In not so ee of sale, owing to the low price and slow ' *UM Cakes. Present prices; Wheat, Englieh, old, white, gds. to 42a. ; new, pie. to 425.; red, oil, 335. Us 395. ; new, 355. to 39.. Foreign, 601 k. per bushel, Roseburg and Baltic, red, 37e. to 4iis.; whits, 441. to Met; 33.. to 345. Barley, malting, per qr., 21s. to 255. ; grinding. per 40 at., 19.. Od. to 20s. ed. Oats, old, per quarter 12s. to 16.. ; r.tw, 12s. to Ins. Russian &e., per atone, id. to 9.1 rem, white, boilers. per qr., Ms. to 24.• blue, to 13e.; pending, ti3lh. per bushel, Hs. 04. to 26 . . Beane, old, 61ms. per bushel, 295. to 31.0.; sew. 230. to 295.; Egyptian, Iris. lame, new, for sowing, per quarter, 2.. to 335.; grinlikg, 631 b. per bushel, 19s. M 21.. Rya, per stone, 9d. Meal, per ton, U. Linseed, per qr., Black Sea, 435. to 4Ps. 6d.; St. reenburg, One. its. to 445. id. gool eru-hlng, 40s. to 415.; Inferior, 39e. to 4 s.; Rigs, Me. to 41s. Od.; Arcnangel, 40s. to 41e. Od.; Konigsberg and Memel, Vs. to 40e.; clean for feeding, 425. to 435. Rope. ee.d, per last. Germanand Danish, 321.; Black Sra, 165. LINCOLN, Jaw. 25 —ln consequence of the large prober. tlosust meeting In the Caede.yard to-day, we have had very little beams' passing in the 1-actuate. The few samples of Wbe.it offer ing were tales at about late rates. No: Wog passing in Oats and Bran.. 'I be Barley trade continues firm, but the demand Is limited. Wbest. red, 335. to 3+e.; white, 4 a. Oats, 13s. to 17s. Beans, new, 26e. to Sus. Barley, 20e. Ai 26. LITIRPOOL, JAN. 25.—The frost is rapidly disappearing with the wild north-west wind which we have had the last two or three days, .and we have at the same time to report a good arrival of foreign and roaming ves•els. The imp°, ts from Ireland are princi pally of ruts and oatmeal. 'lto receipu from abroad °mambos 6,222 go-incur of whitest, viz., 1,330 quarters tram the United States. 4,740 guar ter* Mum Antwerp, 646 quarter. from Rotterdam, and 1,332 quer ten from Rostock ; Mao, 9,323 Marls of tour from the United States, and 2,3l4raeka of dour from Nantes. Indian corn, beans, and b wiry are am reported in fur quantitust. The grain trade continues hoe. ties, and tue business tranracted at kadas's market was unusually small. Who d was offeriag on natter ender terms. Flour was premed fur sale, particularly the reuently arrived French, but the dealers and bracers were very shy. fume am indeed no quotable change In the value of then or any other article of the trade. There were more. hers Indian Corn, and fewer buyers tam of late. Arrivals and export. from the 22nd to the 24th January inclusive, into Liverpo.l and unew•Dis :—V. beat, 6,703 qrs.; Barmy, 4020; Oats, 4,206; Be •ns, :,763, Peas, 68; Indian Corn, 6,310, Oatmeal, 4,293 socks; Flour, 3.940 sack. and 9,222 bamis. Ezporta to Ireland : —Wheat. 70 qr..; basnitar.ey, 407; Rye, 184; Feak 36; Indian Co.; 2,430; Flour, 192 %IAIIIRTONS JAN. 24 —Owing to the county ineetini held at rsueneen-beath the market was very thinly attended till late 1., the day ; bulb** was quite at a stand. and we cannot quote any Its at on as prices tram last day. There wis a good supply of Sam p cc, especially Lent Cora, Out there was evidently an atomics of demand. BuUrIIAMPTOSI, Jan. 2.s—There Was the usual attend. once of the trade at our market this day, and there appeared to be nor« dispaeltbsa on the part of the milk,, to porch se Wheat ; but tb. , rates they seemed inclined torso being betas the Ideas of holders, but lew tramline:las took place. The price cannot, however, be quoted ler than lam week. Epinal %leen - , being worth 91. lee to 121. per load, according to quality and co .Anion. Many of the leading mad . .tery having It eraily supplied themselves of late, there is less doing in Barb 7 ; t e price remains the name, being ..a. to 24", fur gems. log, and 43e. to les. extra line. up to a. fas mailing. In Beans, Pas and Oats only a slow Bale to consumers, without change In value. flour, ills, to Us. per rack. W•LIFIBLD, 1.... 25 -Our sapptiet are much less than of Lite, ulnae to coutrary winds. The Wheat trade is steady. at the tales of last week, wi k a putter degree of firmness than then es. i.ted , Ismer+ show lees detto pees. their produce upon the markets at Utt 10. prix. now piping. dome quantity of Ilkley was kit over lam, week, end .11 except the IlnitAt quatittett is ember lower. Beans and other grate w.thout variation. Ihe following are the Mimi, per qr. o* 60,6.. to the b us h, l, Sudolk Emu, and Kent, red, new, 4... to 424.; extra, 43a.; white, 46.. to 476.; extra, 411..; Nor. toile and aunt., red, 36a to 405.• extra, 415.; white, 435. to 445.. extra, ette ; Linoulnehlte and Caintandgeshire, red, 375. to Met.; sous, kle.; white, 41.. to 42s • extra, 41s; Yorkshire. red, 3tie. to W.; extra, Oa ; white, Ste. ' to 435.; extra, 44e. Dement and gookoburg, white, old, tlia. to 40x.; tn. to. • Lower Baltic s,,d Hamburg, red. 3110 to 41a.; eat/2, 41.. ; Medite rranean red, if.. to 3/14., extra, 39..; Fagil.h. old, red, 40.. to 4 ta.; litilt• 4/10. flaky, per lasperitd Noelolk and Suffolk, We. to 21m; • xtra, 295. ; Lin colnshire and Yorkshire, 235. to 235. ; extra, 265.; *etch, 224. 34a.; extra, Aiding, 20s. to 21s. • toregn. 20e. to Us. ; extra, 24., Be. per qr., 6316 to the bushel: this, old, 325. to 33e. ; hew, 2:a. to 2%.; ticks, ad, Sys. to 315.; new, 2 ato 37.; foreign, od, 26a to m, ; new, 255. tons. Oats, per stows. mesling,B,d. to 9d.; ex tra,lod. ; Soding, rid. toad.; extra, Ital.; foreign, ed. to Id.. exits, 91.1 ehelling, per load of 16114.. 32e. to 23a ; extra, 245. Malt, per Wad o(6 husnels. NU. to !Mk ; extra 3Se. Peas, per qr. imp., Wm sod +hue to Bev., his. to BM.; extra, 325.: grey and teed, Zia to 235.; ex:rta. Vs. itapeaeol, per last imp., X. rah, 2W. to 311 ; furelatt, WI. to 311. Linseed, per imp. qr., 34. to 414. Import. dunnp ILo seek : Wheat, 3,064 qrs.; Barley, 362; Beers, 101 ; iiheWeg , lSo lead.. HOPS —Woacsarsit, Jan. 2i.—Tbers is more business doing ;la ens Bops this week, and prism ma tally maintained. Quotottook pa out.: New Wm costar, this to 1405.; Ina and ;Minus, luss to ; yearlings, 4. to ; chasm 100 s.; Isters, W.. to nu.; 1111.VsOis. to ilia.; and old oWs, 20a. tO Sis. CATTLE, etc.—Exults. Jan. 26.—The ettprly of &mato to.dey wee pretty fair. but firer ttheep were ward than bee been Immo% Tr \ months. We note bight:de diglowtoe is quotations, the bap fat Meet wade Is. per wine the prise MOWS worn that Igor' 41 we to le. Harmers in itoo:1 condition were war It le. per ear& lbws sad Came, Si. to 2!. 12a. A law awns were driven to, wine\ gold at 1.1. to 271. per pair. Butchers' Calves hd. to bd. per 41. Not aeon 2.50 'Weep weft. driven in; 14 wet tae sold at 5 d.; sad elm, 54. per lb. Th ere was a telerahly good supply of store Pyre. A pretty goad supply of Port carom% larger thee that ad leet we. It, mow were however lower. Large team Me sold et in per wore taradles esabo. Ga. gd.; very go 4 Para, Te. to 7a. 3d.; sad small dairy f d Poet, le. 1141 to hot& per wore. CiLASOUW, Jail 24 —Osr maths market this 1112 , 1111,111 WAS MONlethisi ouillar to last dap, with no advance In prise. Sot oz Bret, 474 to Ina.; second, Na. to 4 s. • woo, bulls, and inhibit, 30ii. to No per owl, sinking offal. All ' odd. Tito :oboe. smoke or Lag* supplied with very interior quality. Not mod 8010% SOL: soma; ewes. 4d. pet lb. llistaisia Mal. Piss la dossed, at testa Us to Us. Chives la rood dssasit at Ses. swt. Dumas. JAN. 24. The laarkss was aisle ta-day a v. ry boat, am, It babe (Maar to obtain last wok's loins toe tbv beet 132144. bd , MIL to 445. per art ; 4d. to H.; 7d. per lb, sinking WM. The pig iamb* a lit y Nig with a good St tram Ea. to ifa. per ewt. HOSIERY, ti , !.—LNICEATER. Jan. 2l —ln 'pill,/ Fonds a fair bosoms, le d dna. and re purchases hvre been 11.4. the last week In woollen and worsted ipioila than has been usuully tie ear at thls mason. We presume the recent adranc.• hire rm.; purchasts of stocks in th.nd. A further silvat.ec to th e love, r kinds of Woo to ',ltched by the workmen. We nod. :stand in tot a farther advance has taken place tht were of Is. per bundle. Foro, wools. prittolpally coicatal, we licur. are ulna off by mint contract at offeinstaff rates upon tho last sales ; and front a letter front the Landon wool Yearn submittal to oat Inspection title week, t t C .ri nsalror b r . ro, t it he tbe st P or cota t. l-trwrol-ro7 typuhaelcdrle,thl Patwoory wll4 los very small. E.gtkk wool. mad yarns remain arm - , it Um pekoe of bat week. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mall ear Ouramplailats. w • etups•t Quetta,. sad • 11,7dy CASUALTIES. Elizabeth Brown, frolialici;gowfo7Bingspore, has put i n here with damage, having been on her beam ends._ Queenstown, Jan. 23. Uhl Bay (shoonsr), Benson, of Plym ou th, fr om st. Michael's for London, got nn shore gear the &wit Fore land Light yesterday morning, but wee attietill itt lint night, and bee proceeded t the river.— Mei, Jan, 25 AMMO). I NAILS. DIAL Holland Lisboa .. Pacific India via Banthazaptan Luba AI Marseilles Boston and Halifax ltexioo and Havanna\ Wart India Brasil ♦RRI VBD. Feb. Feb, 7 J.n. YR Fri; 7 F.h. 2: Feh. 7 Jan. 21 rki, k Arzarron-st Dail, Jan. 24, from Anortio-at Falmouth, Jan 23, from Aortam-at Falmouth, January 24, from... .., .......... ... Anomie:or -at Que enst own, January 21, from .. it. Da, ay., Muai,..., r Mummers-at Ormond, January 25, from A'e •," . ... Awns Nanny-at Liverpool, Jan. 23, !root fa: , .oa Aorras-at Liverpool, January 24, from • Leide,o, ArLarno-at Liverpool, January 25, from ... ...... liondsris Airoto-Ammierar-at Liverpool, January 23, bum ..... ....... . Sao. naour-at Liverpool, January IS. from -... ....... ram 37113C33 QUE 2- at Bristol, January 25, from ................ . A:, ea Baser: um-at Briatol, January 33, trona . .... ...... ......... . (..-,... Batson-at Qucenatovm, January 23, from ... r.,„,., BOLINA -at Southampton, January 24, from New fo 1., Barron Query-at Yarmouth, N, January 21, from StJohn'a No, CAmo-at Pill, January 24, from ... , ..... .-- ........ ..... N. CAMBRIA-at Queenstown, January 25; from. .. i Gerearaa-at Queenstown. January 23, from C ar e w::. CA3133133-off Falmouth, January 23, from &. Mule.), Cuo-at Charmed, January 25, from Drr. , Cm or Losoos-at Gravemed, January 23, from.. „..... fi,,,,: Comore-at Liverpool, January 55, from r a ...ta Cosnoooas-at Liverpool, January 23, from.. Lev, C. Josm -at Liverpool, January 23, from - .... - ........ sh. +l.. .43 CommewA- at Liverpool, January 25, from - . Vews,l, DAJIMAIIa -la Brietol, January 25, from D -at Gravesend, January 25, from 5 • a . !... Dour or RICHMOND-at Gravesend, January 24, from . Morn . * Invocinia-at Queenstown. January 23, from . ~t , .., Beremorm-rat Gravesend, January 25, from sloop .e Euranoa-at Gravesend. January2l, from 3:t3.,t •:. i E 3311. 83013331.341 M-st Shiele.r, January 24 , from p.,,,..., EU1LT13333-113 31•117003, January 23, 11...5 Emas-at Liverpool, January 25, from FAarai--mGravesead, Janaary 25, from. Faa Mama-at Gravearnd, January 24, from M, FATII-at Giarreend, January 24, from Roan-at Ne , port, M., January 24, from Bei,. -, FLOILA-off Marrat3, January 24, from 51-• , Fate dr-off Falmouth, Jan. 22, from le ~ Graousit-at Falmouth, January 23, from 2 5 . Gunn-at Waterford, January 21, from . (..... I OALATIA-at Falmouth, January 23, from at Mkt, 00•133131-at Liverpnol, January 25, from ,i, Einipoo-at Liverpool. January 2.5, from ......... Dooramata•-at Liverpool, Jan. 25, from ....... ........ ......, .C• '3 Jour. Bausnme-at Liverpool, January 23, from Jaen Wavier-at Liverpool, January .3, from Yes 1 Joao -at Falmouth, January 22, from ... KTANCIM -at Liverpool, Jan. 25, from 1 ar.ri Loma Mvaao-at Gravesend, January 24, from Looms-at Deal, January 24, from . MINUIVA-at 31.11, Jan. 24 , from .... ~.-... ..... .........- (rome : MIL3A-at Queenstown, January 4,80 n.... ...... - ...... ... fier . Maar-at Bristol, January 23, from . 5, 31, t . . MO3O3OIBICIA-33 Liverpool, Jan. 25, from Yee tr.,. M1L111,11013-at Liverpool, January 25, from Neste ~ Ours at Liverpool, January 13, from St. J,lia's a.:, ?Ramo-at Liverpool, January 25, from ..._, ... , ... .... A. - r.: Paocasa Herrin-at Quethetown, January 33, .110111 I ... INISC.s3 VICTOIJA -at Queenstown, January 23, from... i'.... Pacisrinars-at Pena: or, January 23, ha in - ..... .. _. I, Pure Arno zr-at Grameend, January 25, from P. Yi . • P 3331113-1113 Gravesend, January 21, from ........... .. 4. a IL I) Saarnmo-at Liverpool, January 23, from Nes ~...,.. 311)13333-at Liverpool, January '5, from 'ar, 5'3 Su Bram -at Liverpool January 2 , , from .. • ; rliatassa-at Falmouth, January 21, corn Samar CiArDl3,- at Flull, January 24, from. 3333-113 QUitII33OWII, ill 11311•, 23, from. Sranon /1133111- at Gravesend, January 24, from Tamers -at fill, January 24, from M » r., Truraten-at Hull, January 24, from Tie, • 1 Yu/on-at Shields, January 24, from THEM= 3333-at Liverpool, January 23, from Ustos-at Gravesend, January 24, from Paseo-at Deal, January 23, from • VIIMILIA-03r Plymouth, January 24, from 51 r... Varogima- at Gravcrend, January 25, fr0m....... ...... .... It : e ... Wataaa-at Deal, January 23, from ....... -.- ..... ... .. : A.. 1. Worn-at Falmouth, January 24, form ...St ••• : Ws. Daria-at Queenstown, January 23, from St. Y. • Ws. Joules- at Gravesend, January 25, from Wm. AND C3A3LIP-at GIV,eO•I3I, January 24, from a'... ' Wu. AND .41113-at Gravesetd, January 23, from W. !savor -as Liverpool, January 2a, from V W. itureu.-at Liverpool, January 25, from. Pun Zio.,ZAo -At Pill, Jan. 21, from at. 11.._.. BAILED. LY.y ...\ew~r~r. ~n AlllTßTlPT—tres Colchester, January 2114, to Aommtaumm—lhaus Greenock, January 23, to Aarata from Groenock, January 24. to Inanaao—frota Shickts, January 24, to Elatros—from Bblelda. January 24, to Daman Kauna—from Gram, nd, Jannary 23, to , COMMA, —lto= Shirk*, January 24, to CAMIANDMA from Shk4ds, January 24, to Lantana —front Nhs.l4ll, January 24 howasn—from Plymouth, January 24, to EVITH from Salo , mhe, January 24. to Forarrons— from lAverpool,January 23, to Flab k INA —frill!) 11111 itpool, JUDI/SST 24, to Piano—from Portsmouth, January /4„ to num, from rfattombo, January :4, to Gann:us—from Greenock, January 23, to Gin. Mimes trs—from hbielda, January 24, to lusa—from Sale:mho January 24, to J. - flora:of Etassoa /rout Enfolds, January 216, to. LATALIAT—from r 1721101811, JAB. 24, to LASTANIA—from Gravesend, January 23, to Melts—from Gravesend, January .3, to Mosukca—from Liverpool, January 2.1, t 0..... MIPLUBT—from Plymouth, January 24. t 0....... . 31loopraor. Mato—from shield), January 24, to harass—from Plymouth, January 24, to Poorstx—tram liarttepool, January 24, .r.:: > St M': at Quivaa—frum Grave.end, January:2, to nova:ea—from Liverpool, January 25, to fru= Grave end, January 25, to RILOOVERT —from Shields% January A, to TOPIATIIII—tram Greenock, January A, to Wry-Noe—from %Imelda, January 24, to -....ift. M. . Comet VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Batas Ann. from Limerick , with rummagers, out six da7s, 3:: Jan. 14, lit. 50 N., lon. 1 20 W. Da•war.r, Irom London, with emigrants, for Port Pholir, mi. •• Uec. I I, fat 3.34 N., lon. 42.59. 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AITKENS.—Juts. 24, at flans-place, the wile of J. Aitken', 1.4 • daughter. BARTLET r.—Jan. 22, at Whetstone, midmem.,, t h e w i re „, Yr. Bartlett, of a saia. BELLERS.—Jaa. 22, at Alonks-r ark Wilt,, the wife of it. it. lA. e , Esq., Capt. 30th Roe., of • son. BU ItNINGII,4I4.—Jan 22, at the Rectory, Milbrook. the e're it.,. T. Boraingbaia, of a daughter. 00X.—Jan. 19, at St. Paul's-road, Camden-villa% the wilted laq., el • au& MARRIAGES. BAIM—DISEINETO.—Jae. 12. at All Carob*. WO. 11, W. R. Baia, et Esher, Surrey, to thatb th tiordott of the late Marchese di :Innate. REAMISH—DICK.—Jaa.II, at at Jam, IN, y sad Rev. Mr. Valor., Rector of .t. tievree'o, Rev. H. H. Bearaub, ARA Incumbent o street, Laotian, Chaplain to the t.ialit lion the e, Frances wart, Ntmeut, walow o. Um late J C. P.ck, 14 Beam.' Civil Farmer. —GOlthlt U.—Jan. 23. st Viietham ;imb tr.. Hunts, ' , tautly, Esq., ut Uppte Iteurosd-itt.we. Mary, eldest daughter of ths,rtels, Edq., o. the hutuer g.O DK ATIIS BRITTAN.—Jaa. 21, after rttno•;.erer• Olen, at De Perarmr.. , litnplerad, Mr. George It, kw; late a trutter.lane, DAUBES T. J. n. 2. at Nilloa, sea Ahraiden, la A Anne, wire ut the tar. G. B. Wu& ay. DE LA likklL—Jaa. 20, tvantlealy, as Wooltrieh.e.onabe.,' ; his way to *hank A. De as Merv, key, lat. of mess td. • ' • '" agnl St n. 111.1911CIRE.—Jsa. 22, at Clareettent.terrare, Pentoarille. ' Eliza, daughter of the late VV. Veatch,. let , of T. at..irot. EWhTERS.—Jaa. 23, at eburch.gata (Steams', Berta. rAvl seed SI. MATTlikWll.—Jaa. 21, at Duntaele Item Alrleatua. abbe, Asia daughter of Mr. T. Matthew*, el that eke . to KIWOR —Jim 22. awake (Jeep, infant saa et C. P. of Talstiagreee„ Broraploa. • PARK6L—Jas. 11, at liealey-ea-Thamea W. Pilaff. " „ ~ " • BULTPABD.—Jaa. 22, at Mortlake. bllrreh OWL Vl. e• et the 6th (MIAs% Otra) ~threltegr Pawed mad guatimmaa or Wu.u.ha auks ay" el ~6 7 „ ; . eproal. la the MT oi Vrmun. I M o . o ' amt. ta the patiaat cd Ittlattimi—aaciasar. Woo : h IMO.