The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-06 00:00:00

Cos at this port es van ea possildo.. n The Stromboli la tol remelt fonhaitan to the,Clyils, to Wag the Grew th, iron I stiesson, 1.400 toio to llenapert oonnissim DiVON aT, MAT 4 S.• -Tbe Arsine, Comandore Statoefo, bas &ea Itattinol elan Mond., a: deepens some si heratios. sad Moms. Bhe is expected to sad ea Tunday /or the Ent lo.;ka etstien, tskiu. the !watt-17 mans to the man of Ables..—Tae Wined, 6, ordered to be fitted IS Pa *Swam brig for t h e sand appreation at Cork, is to be =by the weal appellation beloapisi to the Ispregaa this Van. The - }liberals, 104, vas en Friday removal bola aseoriep Swan pr e paratory to her beim likes iatip• Ltosox, -tram 29. —Mo aaaaa Ts. Prim* 1149 49 t, ladefatitable, Louder, Medium. rtlat.4_9* Am pat, Thetis, and Tuneable, left foe Malta on the MILITARY. New Brim:ago' I.r Isarnrio.—A new military bee. pita sad new boraiki are ordered to be constructed at Tip wary for the me of the troop" WEST LONDON DIETILICT OF ENZOLLED PiNSIONIIII . The enrolled pensioners of this district ere to ameable on the grounds of Chelsea iloopital, for drill and exercise, about the middle of this week. BILICT COMMITTED OX Tee MIXT AND Ort/INAMCI litinvicsa.—Last week sad previously this committee has been muck engaged, and ezegaised the Adjanat-General, the Prairies% of MN Board of General Often, end clerks from Ike Army Paynfilte, sad from the Roue Garde, em lbe various subjects, financial and otherwise, consested with Pie arm; eente a. Tun BOIEZET CONMAND.—The Weal papers of the Pre- meet that this command. about to be given up by ' StWilloughby Cotton wid be given either to Sir lohs Grey or sir Robert Arbatbcot. ORDINAL OFIIICIMIS MICTIVIDO REWARDS FOR DM TINOVVIDID SERVICED. —The following Nisjorieserals ban within the last few days been added to the list: Major. Mosey, C.D. ; Sir Francis Cockburn ; &urchin ; C ur ve:t h , C.D. Res. Dune ; Teerll, C.B. ;Darling ; Antwurth ; Whether', and Robbing. Dalian or TDB Urn Ruseigna.—Priine Albert, rays the United Streit* Gazette, km Azad upon Friday. the 10th instant. as the day when this reFireeet is t• be reviewed by lien on Wimbledon essignos. The llth Ragan will mar mew to 'suck for Norwich la three divisha cm the 14* inateaß MEDICAL ROTALtOLLININ or SCILOSOIIII.The following gentle. MS bans, sadorgeso the alollllll7 ezienflaatiells for dm I iliplems, wen admitted member" of Me sell's' at themeeting 'film Couto( Haanissee, tho Srd inst. :—MersreTboatas Word, Knossos, gamy; Joker Barclay Scrims, Hertford ; Milward Bishops Donnas, Kissel*, smutty Cork Willissa Mono Orally Hewitt, lizadbuty, sear Swindon, Wiltshire ; Hoary Sokelibr:d Jobssen, Liverpool; Morris Davies, DO bra, Moriesetbakini; William Hooey Arthur, Hamer borousb, Yorkshire ; Charles Jobs Hebert Watts, Bank, Saws ; Ind Jason Yams, SUgo, Irelend. Arorsiscasine' Hahr..—Namos of stollen's who their nomination is tbe science sad prattles et merZ i al and received certificates to preotice, on Thanday. May 2 : Jobs Latimer Pirko, Derbyshire ; Auga•tas Dimock. Fre &mirk H. a-Mak Hansherse, Beceely, Salop; Jobs Farr, Sostbsioshon, Davos ; William Michell Clarks, Bairns, Cornwall ; Corsoliss Finsbury, jun., Stoke Nowignot ; Jinn *Canby. Itessford. Boma ; Thorns. Alias marsh, Hooky, soar Hadderriltid ; Horny &marten Hanson', Bridport, Dorset; Jobs Smith Wills, Axminster, Davos. SPORTING. TATTERBALL'&—fixruaraY. CHEST= CUP. sto apt Mr P. ?Igoe* tionbules ft body) $a Lard Mink% Porp4-dag Doy 12 es llt. MetWarab lolead 13 to Kr. Payee's Gleam (t) 33 to Mr. Mem', M AY 15 b Mr. K. Mill's Onerley 13 to Mr. Chealdestent Fogleman 16 to Mr. Jaime% Ammer (t) 10 Kr. kW Comer (t) 10 to Cagesin Masourt's lllerdals 23 to Kr. Pedlars Came* (t) 23 to Maya Pet's Komar? $3 to Mr. ear Der's Oreistruoutli 1,000 to Marphy's Dough sto ;Ma Dar. lat. Idendaries was backed sags sly near the elms at 8 to 1, and leg cE with the call f Peep-o'-day Boy, the latter, how. eon, having plenty of friends; Mauna. Chummy, and John Caner wore also in favour ; but Oaterley and Fogleman, sin being hacked at 12 to 1 each, receded to 16 to 1, layers. pllltß2 t sto apt lard Airlie's etlia . her (t) 6to Mr. W. Edwardkad Bolingbroke 9to Lord Beaton's Mayors 11 to Lord Zetlaimrs Voltigeor (t) 13 to Mr. Onotwieke's The Nigger 15 to Mr. imm's Mildew 36 to Mr. had% Twos (t) 3u to Mr. Orralle's Cheo. Clincher was backed for apwerde of 4,000!. at 6 to 1 Bolingbroke at 6tol to 3001. (afterwards offend ), sad Lord Eglintos'e two at 8 to 1 to 4001. 0411& 7 to 1 apt Capada Delme nd 0111P8ower. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. Cnzarsa Ccr.-7 to 1 apt Peop-o'-day-Boy (t 8 to 1), 10 to 1 apt liteederius (t), 10 to 1 east Rolsed (0, 11 to 1 opt Mist Ana, 13 to 1 suet Illauas, 16 to 1 aget Chsatrey, 100 to 6 apt Footman. 18 to 1 apt Ellardale, 23 to 1 agst John Comer, 27 to 1 apt Cossack. 30 to 1 apt Oderley. Dckay.-6 to 1 offered oa the field, 10 to 1 apt Voltigeur (t freely), 11w 1 apt Ghillie Callum, 23 to 1 apt Cyprus (t). No other change. CHESTER RACES. Cif/LOTER, SATVRDAT Aff7ill:looX.—The following list includes not only We hones already in the neighbourhood, but several who are not expected before to-mono w or Mon day :—Tower, Sauey Lad, Westow, Gibaldeston, the Anchorite, Sister to Pillage, Oscar, Gaffer Green, Cebtab 4 yrs, Prior of Lanereost, Wilaoot, Margaretta, King of Kelton, Portia, the Whim colt, aby Gladiator out of Lily, e by Red Deer 2 yrs, Boadicea, Harlequin, fl'ly by Alpltens, Leonidas, Sir Philip, Peep o'Day Boy, Connie, °motley, Glean, Chaatrey, Boland, Fuglanan, Beebnater, John Comer, Bleed ile, Woolwich, Miss Ann, Cocksemouth, Priestess, Moanseer, the Knout, Minimum, the M oar, Harriett. Estalette Sauey Dick, Galina, General Sale, Boma, St. George;Chieftain, Wallies, Alamo, Thringarth, Comb 3 yrs. Mn. Tait, Receipt filly, Concertina colt, Mr. Merriman, Blister, Melamine, West, Eseedarius. A great many others are expected. There is every prospect of a good week's racing, and of a great attendance. The programme embraces six events en Tuesday, tire, including the Cap, on Wednesday, aix on Thursday, and seven on Friday ; thus, neteithmanding the abolition of heats, ensuring an ample sifflciency of sport each day. TIN public money added to the venous stakes amounts to the very liberal sum of 1.,4661. Varieue improvements ban bees made on the course. The Grand Stand has been enlarged so as to accommodate 600 or 600 tenon% more than it did formerly ; and a new wing, with private mires,, and *meson, has been added for the convenisi.ce of the memben of the p , and the Dottie; ring and area moth improved. The course has been widened by the Bridge Tarn about three . yards, so as to give more room for the hones at the start ing poet for the Great Cup race. The rails have been ereaded for a con siderable distance, which will in a great measure obviate the danger of horses running the wrong side of the poets, as they have none, when the held& kr the various Mao IMO large. In former years much anaoyaaes sad dupe arose from dogs tm emus the course; this has been obviated by a Eat worto t wite being aimed to the pone and nice for a con siderable distance along the ranaleg side to the winning plat. It Meals* been determined to add a new wing to the math end of the stand, for the accommodation of the stewards; and to do away with the unsightly box at the corner a the eredoenre. The stewards an Lord Strathmore, G. Payne, Ent., and CA. Peel ; Mr. B. W. Topham, clerk of the course; Mr. T. White, judge; and Mr. Ilibburd, starter. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1860. SWIMPIITAILVO Of no 10,14 eta, It ft, for 3 yr•nlds. AP. Lerit Airlies Climber, Set 71b ; Lord Eseter's Nutshell, 7st 121 b ; Lid H. Limos's Whits the Compere', 7st 12th; Hr. Ganam's Deimos, 74 41b; Lad Keaton's Probity, 7st. CRICKET. Tim grit greed d ssa;eh plar;datOrford iltiaseasea Ira betimes the Usivenity earl City of Oxford, sad sasupied the pester part of Thursday sad Friday last. The Uatver sky were victorious, with eighty ryas to spare. OXFORD UNIVERSITY BOAT-RACES.—These annual Mt -and Coll'4, i.e.. commenced on Saturday evening, a, notwithstanding the unplessaat state of the weather, the nobs of the leis were thronged with specimen. The bean, nineteen la somber, started rem after meta o'clock, is the tellocitsfr ardor 1. Cerise-shun* (first); 2. Wed hum; 3. WINIMIKU (list); 4. Balliol; S. Ovid; 6. Bran son; 7. Liaison; 11. St. John's; 9 Beeler (lent); 10. Trinity; 11. Pembroke; 13. University; 13. Jesus; 14. Merton; 16. Queen's; 16. Christ-church (seeend) ; 17. Magdalen. had; 16. Basler (snood) ; 19. Worcester (second). Christ-shank new has, during the last seams, maintained the proud politica of heading the water, bat on the t sionsiois they were compelled to submit to the npaior skid of the Wanheas mew, who gallantly bumped them while massing to die Willows. Relliol bumped Wortiseter, 20/4 Odel, Exeter bumped S t. John ' s, Pembroke tainp b ed s le g gity, and mooed Christ-church was aompelled to sineemb le Blaidakn-halL Daring the vane the tale came down la tow ate, sad hundreds were sea leaving Chriet-oliarel-menekiw mospktsly saturated. WESLEYAN SCHOOLMASTERS AND THE COMMITTEE or Cormt, ox EDUCATION. —The Le** Mowry says that • sosusittse otsoossil on educatbe has Itobiddso tho shod waters la Wssisoss ssibools, reasiviog sirsoromowt to act either as hod proatirn or to ciao 1•011.4 sr W la holding a prayer mar lair. A letter fro®. goseloome at Callioctoo, Ls Dovombire, Is th• authority ea whisk this otauessost rota Tux ?Units OF DUDLET.—In cmequettin of a redaction of teaper sent Is the wages of the &ellen, th e workmen th e dktriet of Dudley have been on jhe " strike "dense the poet week, and liege sneetbp have hows held In She asighbeeritowd of Dudley. At the petty mites t a lt=eso dimmed it prudent to sew in sone spiel adlowa. tiny and sixty of the re e bedtime mat Ohm of the ton won mots Into KO) itittlngeriv," COURT OF QUEEN, BENClL—BArsagto Sirmiss w TT'S Gloms o. Tua Josucts or Woacarert B y co . ' • The moan bad is ti is ease 'natal a rule Mil. calling Isi the adobe& to show Sim vsky avemademas shout aft &we. rammaisdiag Wm eat if the army teM ea pry to ow at do mat, sown. Mr. lirgliam Sim sus of bal. a yew. lir ream* by dr look at Om Is be phi so btu, as Iso by k onactseaue Si = sdia erromosemsata sob br ludic Ote 7& 8 V ia. 94 la regard to is at semen onage moos manly He araelmossis d chat Olio IMO pool, I ll ietatV a rd lb. Whitmore sheared ante, Ibat the relied upon as promulgated by tho Lade of CM Treasury was &tredve, ilassisai as it omitted to slate tho different put:lonian requited by the act L each ewe to be set forth. This Attoraiy-(isneral appeared to support the rule, but was stepped by Lard Campbell, who was of opinion that the rule should be made absolute. Rule absolute. BAIL COURT•BATURDAL SWAM Yr kerma Cotaamon Gaetano V. CONDOI6.-Taa COOVIT Vaults Mr. Lash showed came against a rah which had been obtained in this nee for • seggentim to be 'steed oa the roll to thrive the pilsiatiff of meta m the ground that the Stabil Amid hew hoes Wash* la the Deasy Coast. The adios was hreaght emdest the adtailleX, M oXiesfOr, to recover ei. 121. eities dis 7he multi se legatee. After the case wee at y the ',Wife.* rat a sametens to bays it tried halm the This woe opposed by the defendant on W greand that csamdemilefg wag were coanected with the eases and that gmaima d law would arise which would raider itra mai awe ea he tried before the Under ilberiff, but meats* Me krt. at timmben wide an order to the sleet "that tho sanameas le try before the sheriff be dismiesed, the theibmileM OaaNfal•lf tlua W taxation of costs be taken es the Were male if a verdict wee found for the ffllfria" The ere went down to the swims, and of coarse nindi imigmeents were insured than if it had been tried heiline the *sea It wee contended the f t the defendant was alltindided to enter this suggestion on the roll, became he fiest emmeed the trial or the same' in a coon where Me =pease would have been small, and then modertuok, if it wee tried elsewhere, that he would My the plalatiff fall costs. The present application was in direst violation of the undertaking entered into by the ddsedsar, and on which alone the ease went down to the 111111491. At Mist, he should pay the extra costs incurred =cause peg down to the assess before the suggestion he 'atm& Mr. O'Malley, in support of the rule,. said the action ought closely to have been brought in the County Court. The question was not whether the cease was tried is me hawed instead of mother • bat whether W adios was brought in a wrong mart. Th ere being questing of law might be a very good memo why a came should not be tried boom the naderaberiff; bat not in the County Court. The defendant only objected to the cause being tried before the ender-sherit, sad it was Mated that it ought to have been brought is the County Court. The defendant' was within the provisions of the sat et primmest, and chimed to be allowed to enter the suggestion as a matter of right. Yr. Janke Coleridge said that perhaps he might have had a doubt whether he bad any discretion and whether ibesegieetlea should not issue ot right, bat in • prelimi- MN past width made it impossible that the tile mold be min elestea. The conduct of the defendant atesluded bh mans to the mart now and asking to be allowed to ate a after what Ind occurred at chambers.' The NOW at chambers to be allowed to try the mom hshre the under-sheriff, and difficulties were started by the defendant to that mans. The Judge melted whe ther, U he refused to order the ow to be tried by the naderoheriff, and there wee a verdict for the plaiatiff,_ the defend's% would consent that the costs should be taxed on the higher scale, which he did. The meaning of that could only be, that if the plaintiff incurred greater expense than he need he should be allowed higher costs. This under taking was so inconsistent with the present application that the role meet be diseharred. Tax COV.PoaATION OF MANClizaTai V. BYDII.—AWAXD. The Attorney-Oenenl moved to make a eubmission to an sward under the Lauds Classes Consolidation Act a rule of mart. By the 25th section of that act it was provided that wiser, the parties do not agree to choose a single arbitrator each party should appoint one, sad that such appoiatment should be deemed to be a submission; and by the 36th section, such submission may be made a rule of court. The defendant had got his appointment regularly drawn, but he had net got, and was not likely to get the other appointment. He had, however, got a copy of the submiesion ea a notice given by the corporation, and it was now silted to make this copy and the other submission a rule of cow., so as to enable the defendant to move to set aside the award.—Rule mak& COURT OF EXCHEQUER—SATURDAY. flumes is BANCO. BMW 0. Dtcnainsosi.—lggalanakaire or • PAwrT. This wee an action for the infengement of a patent tried before Mr. Justice Wighemen at the last assizes for Linea shire. In 1843 the plaintiff, who is an evenly' cotton spinner at Burnley, obtained • patent for an improvement in Use mechanism of power looms used in weaving cotton fabrics. The epeeitication describes it se a novel ansegemi at by which the action of power looms might be instantly stopped without concussion in cease precedent when the shuttle was arrested in its passage from one shuttle-box to another. From the explanation of the models exhibited in court it appeared that in the operation of weaving the shuttle was liable " to stick " while passing between the warp threads, and when thus stopped the beam or stay that shifted to and fro and pressed the weft threads upon the warp was likely to strike against the shuttle and injure the threads or the loom itself. The watchfulness of the weaver obviated this sod dent in hand-loom weaving, for whet the 'battle was ob served to " stick " he had power to stop the bunt or stay. In power-boon weaving it was different, ani the same object wee effected by mechanical means. The invention patented by the plaintiff wee to secure this object effectually. It wee effected by a combiaation of a elutes sad a break, with the application of the power of the machise itself to stop it by beagles it to bear upon the break. The alleged isfringensent war is 1847 and 1848, when the defendant, who is a machine maker in extensive business, manufactured two machines for Messrs. Hibbert and Rad cliff, cotton spinners in Lancashire, and that they were constructed with the same arrangement, substantially, as the machines manufactured under the plaintiff's Wait. In some respects it was admitted they differed. The machines manufactured by the defendants had no clutch box, and there wee an elastic lever connected with the break instead of a rigid lever as wee used by the plaintiff. It appeared that masher the clutch or break were novelties, bat their combinatim as employed by the plaintiff was claimed as novel and useful. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, and the learned judge reserved leave for the defendant to move to eater the verdict for him if the court should be of opinion that it ought, upon evidence, to have been entered fur his. A rale having been accordingly obtained last Michaelmas term, Mr. Martin, QC., Mr. Atherton, and Mr. Webster, now appeared to show canes against the rule. Mr. Watson, Q.C., Mr. Crompton and Mr. Cowling supported it. The court, after a lengthened discussion, were of opinion that there were no grounds for disturbiag the verdict, and the rule should therefore be discharged. Judgment fee the plaintiff accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATuRDAT. 111 12 Jou:, BLILTHOLOMEW HUDeOII.—ACCOMMODATIOII BILL). This insolvent, a coach-builder, applied to be discharged. He had some accommodation bills in his schedule which had been accepted for him. Mr,Coramissionet Phillips declared that it wu the deter --• • • - mistake of lehmeoll sod thieriese 1110•8111M101111116 i• de all is their reveres sheik the akmelaahle eystemat aeremmedition bills. It leash& is forth to the public that @ask wee their united iateedise. sod La future relief would ask be affaded to such persona Os the part ed the beolvent it wee Odd that the prin ciple to refuse relief to persons who bed issepted accommo. dation bill had been adopted La probed= CAM and in prisoners' cues when the parties NM use apposed. Besides the insolvent did not accept secenumedatiew bills, but they bed bees aropted for him, end were NA onterally considered " woommodetien bide." Phylipe !aid the set under bota systems of a - solvency with regard to meow modal's's bilis sad the blie should know it. B. cued sot that the issolvent had net asserted the bills ; he bed get them sesepled, and it wee the duty of the court to =the system se mode se they 'odd, both by g protection in we wider the sew set, and by ?i -mmediate under the ribose's' Act. His Ibmour, in &frig judgment against the insolvent, who was not oppossil ley Ifs auditors, dwelt on the folly sad dishonesty of amonnsodation bills, and hoped that the vent, aad others who would hear of the eels, would avoid the system ; for if they did not, and came to this court, they would be punished, whether opposed or not. The insolvent had been some time in prison, end groan be discharged when be had bees in prison foe two mouths from the vesting order. "I pray yon," added the learned commissioner, " do met meddle again with accommodation bills." The insolvent was remanded for the period mentioned. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. INIPODIANT ATTBNIPT AT IMPOUTION.—A Ma, Who re fused to he his same, was temight before the Lord Mara as a Weeny Impostor. Mr. Rtehard Clay, printer, et Bread-Mreet.hill, said the prisoner cams to me ow the bed of May, sad solicited me fa a oontributioe for Mr. Bestesel Barton, late of Imadee hallotreet. Alabaster. I held karma Kr. Barton will los a ammiderable time, erg I hew that he had been dead about a year. sad what was rather elegalar was, that a son of his was actually is my employ at the time of the prhoser's visit. I therefore quietism& the prisoner closely as to the Mown,' °Oho pawn wham be ems asid.simes M sere, not suppoe ieg eLlas mime thee s Z a se is rpahis • fraud as the attempt 1:1hell .beta ems weld have 'stared ebb males . 4 The praiser, bower, whiled sie diet he maws the deemed Mr. Buries, sad he told me he had ems lb. Bums within the last fortnight, and that the astertsset• p n li s nsar t was blind. I asked the prisoner his same, to which he replied that it was Thomas Myers; sad he mid, is sewer to other questi that A. was ha the seal brie hi the seighboarhood of sad thai b hodualau .takaa has sheaf* of abaft asld ftleatlehip, to arty ler , nheeripdeas he the Meted may. le. keadamee pea doe, ale the payer of Mr. Bates, ail ea he 'gem ► several patleabeu, ash at net ameate orate to their man: I rive am at aerie to as taw vitiate leasotese . - boding tr at be was Swam m mama alarms amen beyeettr. • Mr t S. Bums slid—l am the me of the late lit BM. 1111.10 WlNtal the passer alludes. lam la elle WIWI of Mr. Clay, sad ay /saw lab ken dead Ills are (stet., My hase was a hocked'', sod steams fa Liana& Mea t died fa as ear 148. TM po ad dium sal tha t almat l3 five yams op to bad sollerbod new kw the kte Mr. Byrum hat be mad Sot a wad le estresestise el the chanuessoi whisk lad to th e roos t Osage. The Load Mayor—l atoll deal wire yes, prima es baby IS the law will allow. Pi noes who apes la this earl Mod of baud do Manse mashie( le abeam, the gale a *Amity and closing the pekoe of be baivoleat imo appeals of nal ohjtob, sod I an aosancel, from the saa~ir to *hick yea Lava Rae thh attempt. tilt you have botaing accustomed to ma preetiam. Yet must, areas% go to Brio:Iowa for three areas, sad them snarls Ma lamer. THE -ELPRESS, MONDAY Iruziinkrq, 1850. CLERIEBN WELL. A Einormsn's e i FANCY" AIM COMEQUItOIII. Julia and Lavinia Gotairaser, Getman ladles, matter and daughter, were charged with steam; a bottle of perfume front the shop of Mr. John Hodges, of No. 6, fiontharepton. now. Mr. Sidney watched the saes for the prisoners. ' Mask Johnson, shopatan to the prosecutor; said that the prisoners entered his employer's acts, and, while exmaking , sundry goods, he landed that Missiisvisea Omthiraer had contested in her pocket a bottle of perfume. He amused her of having stolen something, which charge was indipantly denied by both of thus, and they Masted on being marched in the presence of an carer. This was done by pollee ten stable 63 B, who, however, did not Sad say article in their possession belonging to Mr. Hodges. The latter pesos, at this stage of the unpleasant leveed gstioo, addressed the worthy magistrate, requesting to with draw the akarge, as he was satisfied there had been a sad mistake on the part of his servant, for he had known the defendants and their connexions for four or flee years, and was convinced they meant no wrong. He added that during the lest week or ten days considerable property had been purloined from his premises, and he had given instructions to his servants to be on the look out, sad the movement of the younger prisoner, in probably taking eat lire handker chief from her pocket or replacing It, might have been a ground of suspicion. He would 'emit' their entire taco- canoe. Tin eider prisoner complained of being dragged with her daughter to thestation-house ' and then stripped and searched after having undergone Mat painful and degrading ordeal at the prosecutor's. Prosecutor—Bad I been at home it would not have hap pened. and this remark I will now, without any qualifies tires, make... I am convinced of their innocence." Mr. Sidney said be feared, from the instruction, he bad received, the matter would not end in that court. Mr. Tyrwhitt hoped it would, for he must say that the for had made, In words at keel, every reparation in gs m g i rer. The ladies, who were deeply affected, were then dis charged. eurrta SIWIPIRS.—Two men, Bailey and Lawler, underwent another examination, on the charge of swindling dives penons. Mr. Wakeling again attended fcr the prosecution. It may be recollected that Mr. Ward, a butcher, In Ex mouth-street, was represented, on the Bnt examination of Mr. Bland, one of the prosecutors, to have been with him and the prisoner on the day he was defrauded of 681. Ward, honorer, came forward this day, and swore point blank that the parties were unknown to him, and that Mr. Bland must be mistaken in their identity. Mr. Henry Eldred, landlord of the John Ball public haste, Brewer-street, Clerkenwell, in whose ground the ant game of skittles, and betting took place between Mr. Bland and the pri.oner, and likewise three other witnesses, proved that they (the prisoners) were the identical parties bytrhona lb. Bland and other gentlemen were " picked up." Mr. Wakeling said the subject was of such an Important and extensive nature that he must apply for a remand, as there were several other parties he was di airou. of lntn duciog with the prisoners to the bench and Old Bailey 8018i001. Mr. Tyrwhitt replied that every aniommodation should be afforded to most the ends of justice, and the prioners were sent back to the Hones of Detention in default of bail to the amount of WO& THAMES. CRAMS or Roaagar7=Ktirla Snuth, described cc a masician, and So.oh, his wife, were br iught up a third time, charged on suspicion of having stolen 994 in gold aad a ease containing from 9001. to 1,0001. worth of jeweller', the pro perty of Catherine Pereira, a native of Ceylon, who had been yak in the family of the late Sir E. Bums, whilst governor of that Wand. The peosecatri came to this country from India in the Wells ey, and the jewellery belonged to her brother, who had been set up in 'orate's. by Sir K. Barnes. Part of the jewellery was intended so a grateful present to Lady Barnes, sad the remainder was to be cud and the proceeds remitted to ladle. During the voyage she became very intimate with the prisoners, and told them all emit her business. They persuaded her to put her boxes with theirs. end the male prisoner promised to get then ashore. When they arrived here, on the Bth ultimo. she missed the prisoners &clanging, and else missed the box which contained her jewel-case and money. On strait the 18th ultimo Forum- Uir ascertained that the prisoners were staying in Halsey. stem', Chebra, and sent for her things, when Mr.. Smith, is reply, wrote a vague and insulting letter. The prisoners were subsequently taken into custody, but pens of the stolen property was found upon them ; but a search warrant being granted, a gold ear-ring was found at the house where they lodged, which the prosecute' identified as one of a parr which her brother had soldered up in the tin case before she left India with her property, The defend set up by Kr. Crew, the solicitor, who ap peared for the prisoners was, that they only looked after their own luggage on leaving the Wellesley ; and as for the ear ring, it wee given by the prosecute: to the male prisoner to be made into a ring. This the prosecute: solemnly denied. After some farther evidence, Mr. Ingham decided on send ing the case for trial. _ GREENWICH. _ DISOLCIIPUL Orrasos—Chorks Felix ' alias Henry Nichol, residing in Brand-street, Greenwich, and George Willson, of No. 8, St. Mary Ass, London, and belonging to the East India company's service, were charged with gross and unprovoked moults, in Grisnwielt•park, upon the per sons of Titus Devil's, Esq., of Cramer plans, Waterloo bridge, surgeon, and Mr. lobes Devine, of Stockport, Cheshire, manufacturer. Mr. Titus Devine said that him self and brother were silting en a bench in the thoroughfare between the Observatory and Blackheath, when the pri• •0111111111 at the bar, and three other persons, approached the spot where they were resting themselves, and commeaced a disagreeable annoyance, and ultimately sat down on the same bench, and began Fishing, in order to create a disturb soca, or drive them away. lie remosstrated with them on their highly umgentlentaaii behaviour, n which Nichol struck witness's brother. The prisoner Willson struck wit ness several times, causing a great effusion of blood from the head. They had been en a visit to Greenwich, with two other gentlemen, friends of theirs, from the country, to see the college and the park. Mr. lobes said the prisoner Nichol, after very ruiCeon. duct struck like a professed pugilist. Re was covered with blood from the blows indicted, and had not o ff ered the slightest insult, or spoken to the prisoners, until they had been molested. By Mr. Traill—The prisoners ap pe ared sober at the time. It was at half past four o'clock. Both prisoners took hold of the tails of his coat, antler the pretence of wiping the dust off; but witness was impressed with a belief that the object was to tear them of A young man ' named John Anderson , of New cross, was called by Nichol to prove that Mr. T. Devine struck Niched with the back of bis hand, but wholly failed to satiety the magistrate as to that fact. Mr. Treat said it was an outrage of that character which richly deserved to be sent to the sessions ; but, at the request of complainant (Jabes Birdie), who could not be in London except at a great isoonvesience, he should deal summarily with it, and he only regretted that the law would not permit Mrs to double the penalty, the utmost being 61 in mob case. He then sentenoed each of the prisoners to pay 61., and give security, each in 201., to keep the peace for twelve months ; and, in default thereof, to two calendar months' imprisonment in the county gaol. The prisoners were then locked up. MARKETS COTTON.—LsysarooL, MAT 4.—About 6,000 balss,tr.- shaft kin takes lac stmentaden, were sold to-day st eteedyntro illMlCanktill, MAT 4.—There so now Ware is the winters Wing eml Theesisy, but though Madams bee Mn given or e esonley tone °roman the soden Mal, the Wes ore hen le hem bah quite noel to the shoes ot the peot moth. IlsoMetewers en Arm at the Moms Mod =Tom dm Mere les been /Marmon Whom is T dein mrialsot leaf deft have lees pretty swan eland M Y Mho petsestim hove Wlatenyesodied ; bat Mil the Mee Mho. sue set whelks is limbod. Th ere is Ws Mims do i ng is s hods ehl Yams" &knee. Is yarn maveratureer lave taking wawa wed walls IMO freely, oh prises have folly homed Y properties Is the it. Y the raw materld. trine no now lolly nod to the retie et Jassary hr water twist; for Ws mole id. in nom The mimeo however, is not proportioned to the riee cotton mare this. 014100 W, May 3.—Oar Cottoa market his been quiet derlai tlis week ; Mill, prices have a hardening tendency. Midallng wane k with 7d, per lb.; Upland, did. WOOLLENI3.—Lisps, MAT 4.—We have de =merle mitered= to report is Vte state olr the woollen trials • • good steady holism modems' is. to duos In the sloth balls, sad to the woo:. houses aims activity Isposrally pertalsat. LlNEN.—Baru*, MAT —The YEW imbeds hr yenta costinee Weedy. The receipts o u r4ra ties 1111011011 awl Irog , kw.l are Ilgtst, the enthralled trade lime melees prodsse. Tbe following are the latest prink: hew, la lee Se . bd. pee boodle; A 4b S h e. to M. 6d. per de.; 60, de. lett to fe t id . , d o.; jo to 73, I rd. , to 36. id. per do.; id, de. WOW is. IL per do.; 90, w GIL per do. ; 100, Se. 3d. to 6s, dd. per de.; 110, 05.111. tole. fordo.. ITO, de. di to 7e. 6d. pee do. Tow arms. r 6. do. dd. to Se. AIL per b u ndle: 60, %e.ld. to &A dd. per do.; ia to Y. W. ree do.; Mb es. 1014 to de. per 416444 4s. bd. to d. 160. par do.; oe. ea, go IA 9d. per do. TIMM It ~bet ke ow rind litte-leOrthe. wad also tor aais.-aul theoblobriho Jr dell, sal prises a E.& law. the dewed la Antrim Yes thaw qualities belt* over fur the soma. TY damet sad diaper teethe hes she lama a dams of lasivains" mike MOD was num Lava twodkeroblehl fi ereo. spasm of lea shasses Y hoar. sf foam ram, have Om in value and les i• old dassaid. The swift ciliate cloth trod What dor ies the wre weft the Mb DX IMO ma lame, estoustied wily to MI hems NM 11 Wok it .i• aldwand Talmo of Nod MAMA— assarr VA/lier. 11A1117FACITILIRES , ;-ewskow, eat& mullet wadi, rood. god 'p.m ken kis IROK—ati.soolt, w. 3.—no pi iron sot tulle@ Itru ot ed. Li affect Nos.. pt.gapt emb. wit► few Nis 14ADWARE.—Btaim °BAK, MAT 4 —Trade bore hu Er hos r Maul up Marla( the peat we& ; NOW good orders km II truce puns et the say bat 'spookily *an the sPelw MONO rats aussall. our maufse. sis dig bettor sow Ulm limp Mk, WS s gust umber SUOMI ••• OldigtOW. My $. elms is hit twos I Mow hos low, Bodon* Wipes dm Is Wygt Nuotoitoto mom of ow.rd.. 'Do Mot onogotr IN tibia I irk mkt Tdoliodo mid at 04 oug•pogalgo Di alinis Mita. to OIL IL Zs ado sob la Iloggrilloro w 111•Incr n e sogagti loam et Oft IL Whin ja_ gloms•ergo otalmooldre odium Olgotw llgool or Iltotolits minor b ag gm solgi Ile grim ledge logotgligi L6.llllmoro bags bed my foir tolt, ot Andy going v—tigilln km" 4110. I Imago hovel, my. gog„ gg.; obadood ItIONI. SW to Ite nu. s4 U.. to ,New. • Soo sad otel goo, Us. to ign. 011116111 hays had a g mai nt. odors say ottostke 'dm t— Rs. to 4 1 1:1 gam, Os. to 114 a. ; gout art am yellows, w. to tee. ; go l l i n g 000Lgoo whites, 4k. to MS. Trouts doll. at Ha. Golden moth ogesory to good, U.. Id. to t6o, aid doe bright, 17.. BiZAD —Muir 4.—The prime of Wheaten Broad is the Ileteopolls ere from Id. to lid.; ad household ditto, 4d. to lid. pee die. hig. noliff.—AwDovart, May 4 —Oar market tc-iay was well Nth grids, la good =rinks ; the tales for the best templed o f WWt wen water, leeway be quoted la. get qr. darer. Maria aseniebeld its peeler mere, bat the Inquiries was very United. Or*, and Peas wens better eek., the tura in fame of the bakes, Meet, ids, to 41e. per qr. Barley, Its. to tea. Oats, l 4 to lea. Pees Ni. to 29e. &use, Ws. to 36e. Malt, Ns. to Hs. per qr. Tarte, L. to du dd. per bushel. !War. Vs. to Its. per seek. ATLIAIWILY, May 4.—Tbeve was an average supply of Wheat here to.day, end the demand brisk, at en loam. of le. per qr. le other dwarlptions of grain so alteration. Wheat, W. to los. per load of 3 qre. Barley, 20s. to 24e, per qr. BUDS 21s. to 34 , 5. Pew, 245. to AL Oats, 14s. to 21e. - • • BATH, May 4.—Oar market has been more active this day, sad What may be quoted at Is. per qr. advance. Other deecrip sums of grain firm, without any altaratka in price. BRDPORD, May 4.—Oar market :to-iiay wee scantily sup. plat adds Wisest, and farmers maredy knew bow to ask emontik. Musa seid at se advance of Is. per 5 WAHL Hartey was be more request. erpeetsUy 'finding, which was telly Is. per qr. dearer. Oats ere fully It per qr. dearer. Beans and Paw were also from 6d. to w is. per qr. dearer. MMus, from Pls. to 27a. per Mud of 61wkt. Bar ley, Ile. to its. per qr. Oa s, Ib, to Hs. beses.lSato lie. per load. Poe, Ifs. to 19A - Butyric'', May 4.—Oar market to day was pretty well attened, and pikes, notwitlstaadiag the Arm tone of as southern markata, were muck the same os last week. la some instances an adman, was obtained upon bah Wheats. - - - BLANDIOILD. May 4.-We had a small attondasse tt day. neuters asked for an advance upon Wheat; la per qr. over tast week's prima was obtained, but trarrections were coneried to Immediate wants. The prices of Barley, Oats, bas. and POlO were 'minimally unaltered, and the demand was small. Wheat, ids. to 40s. Barley, Ifis. to 235. Oats, Ms. to 171. Beans, 265. to 201. Peas, Ms. to PM. per qr. VIA!, loft, 195.; seconds, Ms. per sack. Hostas, May 4.-Tbla day Wag the commonoemeat of oar large May stook fair, very little has been doing In Wheat. The few sample* showing, however, were taken at a slight advance on Wednesday's rater. Beans fully as dear as last quoted. Very little doing in Oats Wheat, red, 345. to M.; white, 43a. Oat*, I 1.. to les. Bear, 21s. to Me. per qr. Samurais, May 2.-Wheat Mbar supply, sod sold freely at an ulnae of Is. to 2s. per 4-. from last week. Oat trade dull. Beans and Peas unaltered. Wheat, white, la 101. to 111. ; red, fir. to M. 10e. Bailey, 22a. to 2:e. tats,las. to Its. Beans, 24a. to 245. Pew, 22e. to M. CAMIIIILIDOI, M.y 4.-We bad a moderato suppl of aorn at this day's market , which wu all sold at an advance o ils. to 2s. pm qr" except Beans, the prise of which remained unchanged. Wheat, red, Ma. to ttle.; white, 425. Barley, 2us. to 221. Boma 21d to Ma Peas, Ms. Oats, Its. to I* CANTIMIVILT, May 4.-We had a short supply of Wheat and a very doll mad Prises rather better. Wheat. white, 41e. to tla.; brown, Ma. to Mts. Barley, 20s. to 225. Oats, Ile. to 131. Leans, 20s. to 211. Peas, 245. CA2LISLII, May 4.-We had as average supply of Wheat '.t the market this morning, which was cleared of by twelve o'clock at an advance of Gd. per Carlisle brads& Oats sad Barley the same as last week. Wheat, white, new, Ids. to 17s. 6d. ; red, new, 14s. dd. to 13s. W. Flour, per stone, 15 . 114. to lOd. Oatmel, ls. ed. Byelaw', la. 2d. Barleynteal, Is. COLCHUTIII, May 4.-Supplies are very much con tracted, and Wheat sells re lily at an advance of 2s. per qr. on the week. Barley and Beans to increased demand, and both realise Is. pm qr. area 100007. - - - - - OLOcCenTleft, May 4.-At today's market fully 24. per qr. more money wu paid for English Wheat. Molders of outdo la to la. ed. per or... Dance upon the mica t fretted, a g o o d re t market cloud with a very grin feeling. Barley, Buns, and Peas were am y grmly held at former rates., and rather more money paid In acme Imfames. There was an Improved demand tar (Pete at the ex treme primes of loot week. The following are the prides:-Wheat, Engliah, white, per imp. bushel, Ss. Od. to sa. 2d.; red, 4a gd. to 34. OiL; Duane (white Clennensee), per 4391te., Ss. 3d. to is. Gal. • Point), Pomeranian, Stettin, Bs 7 ad. to 44. 94. • Odom; Mariample, soft, ts. 4+A. to 4a. ; Odessa, Taganrog, lard, 4s. Id. to 4s. 41d. Barley, Earnieh, r BMW., grinding, 19.. to 2ns.; malting, per Imp. qr., 22. a. to 24.. Irish, grinding, IS.. to 19e. U. • malting, 20s. to 215.; foreign. grinding, 19.. to 20...; malting, 21s.'dd. to 23.. Beene, English, per imperial bushel, 3a. 2d. to 3a. 4d. • foreign, Egypuso, per BSjlbs., 3s. to 3a. Id. • French, Dutch, null tick, 3e. 3d. to 3s. 4d.; Irish, 3s. 2d. to Ss. 3d. OSIN Limerick, Wcz.ord, Eaniscorthy, wl , te, per 9121 ha., If.. Pd. to 164.6 d. ; Cork, Waterford, YoughaP, 13, al. to 16a; Webh, black, 13s. to In. &I. ; Irish, per 3121 M., 12.. to 13a. fld. Ineekera, per Imperial Mali., Eaglieb, fe. 6d. to ile. 9J.; foreign, 3s. Sd. e r e. dd.• grey and grinders, per 63elbs., Wash, 3s. Od. to 3a. td. ; forei gn, 3s. 3d. to 3.. 4d. Lentils, 3s. Ind. to 2a. Old. Flour, beet woad*, Engli-h, 265. to 21s. Liners,' Cakes, French, per tea. 71. to 71. tn. Inimets fir the week ending May 3 : Wheat, 4,077; Barley, tan ; Osts, 700; Buns, 2,579. . . . - GUILDTOYD, May 4.—Our market was again very scantily supplied with Wheat. Sellers stood for such an advance as millers were anwilltng to coneetle, but they acre irec buyers at Is. per qr. over last weeks rates. Wheat, 40s. to ale.; rrd, 369. to 40s. Earley, 20s. to 2ts. Oats, ISe. to 20s. Beans, 2Cs. to 20.. EIISFORD, May 4.—The itspovetnent reported in nearly MI the markets of the week as regards the value of Wheat, cowed the Inquiry to be more active than for some time past, and enabled the fanners tot Main folly Is. 6d. per qr. mom money. The miJers were very williag to purchase at Is. advance, but moot leotard:es the top mtm was submatttd to. In spring Cora very (minks. Prices : t beet, per NU, 4a, Al. to 4a. he. Barley, 2s. UAL to is. Id. Oats, b. hi. to 2s. Id. Beans. is. ed. to is. 7d. l'eav, is. 6d. to 3s. Id. ; white, boilers, M. to 4a. sd. ' . • • HUITWOUD May 4.—We had again II Milt supply of Wheat at mar ket ; the Owl parcels made Is. per load money, vet no Improvement could be made in the infector crumples. Barley in less supply ; priers fully supported. WM a dull trade. Peas and Beans made Is. per load better prices. Wheat, 225. to 30s. per lua I. Bar. ley, Ins. to 26a. per qr. O.ts, 13s. to Ile. Peas, 174. to les. per loaf Mears, 17a. to Mt Tares, lie. to :On KINDAL, May 4.—At this morning's market we had • very small supply of both Wheat and Oats. The former advanced from la to Is. 6d. per load. Oat. were the turn dearer. Wheat, tie. to Ws. 6d. per Iced of 20 stone. lists, Pd. to It Id, per stone. American barrel Flour, 21.. to 27.. _ LANCASTIR, May 4.—The w.ether continues eery *old and ungenial for this deemed outman of the year, and provender of ell kinds to mach in request This day's market was barely supplied with grain. eine samples of Wheel withoutehange; bileriotle. dearer. being unduly deptermil before. Oatmeal the tarn dearer. t, Farmers' white Wheat, 230. to 2.e. per 210100. Beans, 16s. to 17a. 61 per 31101 be. Oatmeal, tis. to its. per 2401b5. LIICESTIR, May had a good supply of Wheat. whisk maimed from la. to la. per qr. advance. Spring earn about the same as last quoted. - - bibnettgairtt, May 4. - To-day our market is well MMeded, and a fair amount of busetese la done In each artiele, where it is not checked by advance, which is complied •Ith cautiously and =willingly. The sales made, however, enable us to raise our quota- Roes for Flour Is. per sack. Wheat 3d., and Oats Id. per bushel; Beane fully Is. per yr., and Oatmeal 3d. per load. l'resent prose: Wheat, per bushel of ;01be., English, whit?, 61. hi. to Gs. ii.L; red, 5e ed. to 6e. 3d. ,• trial'', white, ss. 61 to 6.. 3d .; red, ss. Od. to ss. 6d. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., grinding, 3e. Oil. to Is. 3d. Oats, per bush. of 451 be, English, Scotch, and line Irish, 2s. 6d. to 28.81; Irish. kiln-dried runs, 211. 4d. to 2s. sd. Beans, per qr. of 5011 be„ English small, 17.. 4d. to 231. ed.; tick, Ms. to 275.6 d. Malt, per 6 imp. bus., tine &Ss. to Ma. • floe .moor., Us. to Ms. l'eaa, per 8 buehels, white and blue bailers, 24.. to eta. Flour, per nick of I:eolbs., Englbh and Irish, fine, Us. Od. to 276.0 d.; superfine, 28e. Od. to 26.. Od. • cites, 30s. to 31e.; Oatmeal , per load of 2401 b,., Fnglish and Ir ish, 21a. to 225. Od. Nawcasrtit•crow-rewi, May 4.-The wrather this week bee been cold and uamthal. On Thursday morning we had • heavy fall of mow, end tostay we have rain, with a biting north wind. The trade during the week her been characterised by coosiderable and there Ism been no difficulty experieuxal in placing Wheat end Flour at an =vanes of le. per qr. and per seek Teepee. lively, whereas other articles, though no deuce, have corm, ended mem mord atiletstket. The firm feeling which has set to In this coun try will stresehsa the eoefidence of holders previously existing ▪ eamerrently with the receipt of our favourable advice, we le led the foreign merchants raning their pretensions epee Whist be the extent of at least 20. to 3a. per yr. The English farmer, Uwalibrs, has O.IY W =Mint the came confluence to partici pee &Meth the bmeat likely to arise from the changed tone in the trade. TM best Mature we observe at present Is the comparatively IZ:646the of Flour held la the principal consuming marts of the end wherever think the case It is generally followed by ad. Mt Mts. Atom =dud this morning we had a barge show of When thermion, and thereat balit ef the south court:l . y and fo. Miaysemples INN withdrawn Rom ale, farmers' corn was taken off et en leathothment ef taper qr., whilst In the business done Is and foreign a dada advance was paid. For the choicest Norealk yeilgw 42., was obtained in retail, end res. to 42e. for the general roes of Remburg and 'Restock respectively, weighed dilbe, per bushel; but at Is. par qr. below them rates even thing otferiug mired hare been cleared off, but to which holders would out consent. Although oar in have bed Flour 2s. per sack toolsy, we do not quire a similar enhancement up in Norfolk qualities until sue i time es the millers shall have est .blubed the advance; but at 275. and 'Ms. for households and whites there is a disposition to operate largely. la Bps 818. Minims. The malting mane having nearly closed, our quoitheies be a g matic, may be considered little better than seeeleak bet fee th ere is an improved inquiry, and we 2nd No IMMeek be 'tied sweet Rostock, weighing 55Ibs. per ' leaded, of les. pie dr, re Mali, Beam, or Feu we have little earl.. , ties to meth Oath bethr In short si•fiq, moved off freely at fully the eke nibs Odds day se'might. The following are the present prim British, Neethumberlendk new, white. 3Se. to 44a. Os.; Neeloik and Suffolk old, white, 42e. to 41e. ; red,• 40e. to as.; new, elite. 40s. to 46a. ; red, 40s. to 425. ; Linoo4l- shire, old, white, Mk. to 44e.• red, 395. to 41a.; new, white, 395. to 445.: red, 39e. to 41s. riet'itch and Diode?, white, Ms. to 425; rad, 3/IA. lo the. Alatmouth and Berwick, white, 375. to 41s. ; ted, 04P. ,to Ms. Rye, Norfolk and Sulkier, 22a. to 24a. Barley, Ner.e4k end eriflolk, 21e. to Um.; chevalier, 33., to 251.; Northern berthed and Motch, Its. to Me. ; love='s, 20s. I. 22a. grinding and the. to 401. Malt, Ma. to ein ; chevali er, Os. to 51s. oe d t lin torthumberhuid end geotth, potato, new, 11.. Od. to les.; common =denims, slit, Ice. to Os.; new,lse.to Is. Peas, white, hollers, Ms, to grey and maple. sea to aa d , B eim new Ifs. to the. Hour, tine Mucktun and Northumberland, 226.1.0 Me.; Norblk whites, as. to 30..; bounetwelde, 25e. to 271. ; ne med., 14s. to Ms.; housiehddii,lls. to 245. ; thinks. Rle. to lie.; bodes bolds. lea. to It2s. per Mak. Foreign : W Dentate sad Koolgeberg, white, 425. to Ma.; red, 365. IK; Ocelots, white, Me. to 445.; red, Me. to 40e. • Iteeklenburg and Pa minutia, white, 40e. to Iles.; red, '4oli. to 4th !Limburg. Merles and =belt, white, ilea. to 43.1.; red, 3e4. to 40s ; Keil and white, 31M. to 411. ; rod, Ma. to Ind. ; Petersburg and Areheagel. red, 30e. to ale; Odeon, red, Ste. to 30v.; ditto Ptitleb, red. MM. l. %ra w Rye, Pomeranian man and Premie Rrcranlae and r . , Ms. to 24a. to IM. 15 0,7 Patel., brew,' - les. IS..' Posnettu b l in. kt 7 :l 4 , II& lk.; !theta aid Denik, Ids. to 14e.; Anthengel and tea, lle. to Ms. Pena widt h 41e, so 26a. Seem. Friedand So Th.; Alsmirlsaa Ma. to Us. ,The arrivals tide week are : W ha t, menterlith 2 4=1. 1 . 46 2 s 1170. (arch.,, 630 . Meth .1., co. mart, wiswoo . .tots, coastwise, weetad. Deana, foreign, 100. Flour, 775 sacks. - - NIWFORT, lILII OF WIOUT, Kay 4.—At our sti irket this day Wheat met • good wale, at Is. to 2a. per qr. advance. Barley continuo a dull ealq a low Woes. lists, Bala% and Peas a balder oler at Imo rim . • I 31021WMItihetSt.tpet llao day wise well Mo ot tls mratrw fa per qr. ad- Water --- dammilad. Mt tab do Mrs' trithstood, and a conaider- Malit Me Willem MalleirMarmiMaler . however. at Ms eke. _ammllaeilliMmiNail at MAN Is. pre 4r. advance on an 7 WM.* wins in demand. at fully pet - Os a Flaw kw mink were dieweard of Lo.A. The emirs trade testable fa 1M sow inactive irate. Tae season for atetlng I. &sa te a day saltier, are no commis loon trout the d at.iterr, and dellidadme am almost umat.able ; skew are called the maws wed Susses a dogma. at proviso prism. Oats are is owl Mal dmerea, bat owing tu the very large to of Mao avows soma beeastalied. Wamt. white, 40. to 44e.; to Oa pie or. away. no. to 25.. lowa, 2.54. to 27.. Pew. las. to Wu Oria, lda to Ito. Roe lothesbold !Mar. f.0.b., tha pm wick of pottelteeme finding wets end &Man owl mese% diorama. NoTetnow.Ut, Way 4.—Wo have bat a mail stow of iheweed Isaley owil the meta is a Corndeal divided C ia l7 li rped nsihenamtrosang _as Ne Exchange. The ma d emmut higher end tea is in most coon w eeded to lasso buboes has bow ism The remark will apply to moot salaam la the trade of good quality, but anything inkaor re. main unsold. - • - - Pwriethozocon, May 4. - Oar sUpplies of grain con firm ead ;ekes for met descriptkas 0011a1100 tO advance. To-day Wheat wan la. to 2a. per qr. dearer, 63Ra., red, making 3.115. to 3 b.; Abe, 435. pre Imp. measure. Baia and Oats each the turn dearer. Beans reedy's* and frilly Is. per qr.more money. Pnwowrit, May 4.-In consequence of our fair falling In the middle of the week, there was no business doing at to.day's market. PRIMITON impediment in most of the Wang aterktle the week h awed the trade to assume a grime tone here. oak Os desmal hes not by say mans less WM% a slight emendmint la prime hes M meet moss barn mia. Wire. lie 1y et MO* Wheat ad s e at Cara limistuwe today wee VIM Meliglftmt, sat was sees is; at ea impremustmt of Cd. is Is. per middle. Prime seweies wadi lam readily brought Id. per bushel sealo mem terehpt wee mem icmittt Mier. Floor, 641. per petit mime. Sem la requart, at as advisee et dd. per 'Midis. OW to smierele deed, and a Mode tisaree. Ogiosei amt s meta more moral. inquiry. Ind prime qualities In. =Y alas N. per load. The following Oft the quotations :- Iftglaa, pet wmdle of 2201 b., Lameshlre, white, las. ad. to 21r. Od.; red, Ids. tad. to Ins. 9d.; Teekahlre and other counties, red, 17s. ad. to les. Irish, per timbal of Talte., white, Ss. 6d. to M. lid.; red, superior qualities, U. Sd. to Se. Bd. ; middling to good, Ifs. 04. ta M. 2d. Foreign, per bushel of 10 lbs., American and Canadian, white, M. 3d. te Iv. ; Beattie and Kocimmberg, high.mnixed, as. to Gs. 3d. ; Rostock, Ancient, and Stride, red, Se. 104. to 6e. I d. ; French, red, Ss. Sd. to M. M. Flour, per pack of 240th. ., English, One to superfine, 245. Od. to 31s. 04. dieing, Ile. ad. to 245. 6d.; Irish, per seek of Ilse to superfine, Pea. ad. to Si.. 64.; extra superfine, 325. ad. to 33a. ad. Beans, per *sidle of 23016 e„ =l .b and Irish, 12. ad. to IS& f.d. Pea, per 240th., white 04. to les. &L ; Irish, per 2601 b„ maple and grey, its. to 144. U. Oita, per both. of 455 w., Irish, prime waling quilt la, Ir. id. to Is. Sd.; common, 2m. 2d. to Is. 3d ; provender, Ice. 4d. to 2. 94. Oatmeal, per load of Malbs., English, 225. Pd. to 22e. Od.; Irish, choice simples, 225. Od. to Us. 34.; good general qualities, 21.. ad.; middling to good, Me. to II.; Indian Corn, per qr. of Melba, Ms. to 295. Indian Corn Meal, per pack of 2 falba, white, English manufacture, Ilk. Od. to Ifs. ; yellow, If . to 16 . 6 d. Bran, pa pock of 21011 m, Eng li sh and Irish, lee. ed. READING. May 4.- Although Wheat was le. per qr. dearer today, the trade was langUld, with but a moderate supply. Only a retail trade wee done in /wing scan, at the currency of last market-day. ---- - - - • SAFFRON WA Lung, May 4.—Wheat markets advancing 37.- to 39.. per qr. Barley, for maltleg, 21a. to 23a. per qr. grinding, 15s. to Inn Beans ~ON 235.; good, Us. Peas, 265. good maple, 23a. 6d. Oats better male, 15a. to las. SHAPrZ9IIIIIRT, May 4.—The supply of Wheat WAS MOO, owl the demand tolerably good, which reanited In an improvement in prices of Ia per qr. The Malta was firmer for Barley, yet no advance in price would be establitbed. Osta In moderate motion, at previous quotation. In Beans sod Peas but little business transacted, at previous prices. Wheat, 31s. to 400. Buten les.to 14s. OAS. 33a. to 19s. Beasts, 214. to J4s. Pm', 30s. to 325.; beat grey, 365. Malt, 30a. to 565. per qr. Tares, 40. 9d. to 3s. per bushe'. Flour, 21s. to 295. per seek. Straawasuar, May 4 —There was a very short supp'y of Wheat, Harley, sod Oat. at tht dale market. Wheat in pod ds, mad, at 2a. per qr. more money. Barley and Oats tally la. per qr. dearer. Wansttgorrta, May 4.—We had a better trade doing in Wheat today. There was a fall attendanoe of buyers, and the supply was small, consequently ales were quiet. The beet maples realised an advance of is., whilst s toondary aorta were 1.. dearer. The supply of Barley wa large, and more than equal to the demand, yet the trade was arm at the extreme quotations of last markct day. No difference in the price et any other article, with a little improvement In the demand. Wheat, white, 40s. to 4ce.; red, 325. to tae. Barley, chewier, 23e. to Me.; grinding, 124. to 225. Oats, IGa. to les. Beane, 30s. to 335. Pens, tae. to its. Malt, 6ls. to Sfe. per qr. Sprint Vetches, Se. to Se. 2d. per bushel. Fleur, Vs. to 295. per sack. WINCIIIRTER, May 4.—We bad • good &bow of Wheat offering, for which there was more businers doing. Either prices were asked arakobtalned for the best samples, and we may place quo tations Is. to 2a. ter qr. hieher than last week. The Inoue trade was firm. Barley was without alteration in value, and not much business doing. line OsM were worth • little more money; and Beans and Peas were also held at a slight improvement. Wheat, M. Ss. to 104 to.. per load. !Jerky, las. to 24e. Oats, ►eek, 15a. to 17a.; white, 16a. to 19a. Hein!, Egyptian and English, 265. to 365. Malt, Ms. to ids. per qr. klour, 27a. to 295. per sack. Tares, 4e. 6d. to ss. per bushel. Wlasacw, Noy 4.—Wa are fairly supplied with Waett at to-eters market, but scarcely any otbcr grin. The farmers com menced by asklog 2s. to Se per qr. wore money, wh i ch was misted by the buyers, end ultimately settled down at en advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. on the brat descriptions. erate and Beane, on aocoant of the leery sheet supply must be called Gd. to la. per qr. dearer. Wheat, white, 29e. to tie.; extra, 46e. per qr.; red, 3Ge. to 395.; extra, tats, 7d. to e d. per srone.Beeos, new, 24a. to 26.. per qr. WORCESTER, May 4.—There was a full attendants at market towlay, and a goad supply of Wheat ; the trade ruled dull for all deseriptimw, at IP. to 2.. per qr. over the currency of tad tLty se'nnight. Very little Barley offering; the value was unaltered. Oats sold at previous rates. Beans the tura dearer. Peas held for some advance. Yoax, May 4 —A fair abow of When at our muket to. day, and which has Met a good demand, at Is. to 2e. per qr. con hot week's pr4cee. Barley unaltered in value. Oats are 6d. per qr. dearer, and Berms Is. armee list week's rates. In other articles no altera tion. Wheat, white, 41a. to 44i. per imp. qr.; red, lles. to 40e. Barley, malting, 21a. to 230. ; grinding, lee. to 200. Malt, 50a. to 52r. Oat% Id. to ltd. per mom of IQ.. Mom, an. per MOB of 28011 m. Dvniic, May 3. -Oar market, tc-lay, was fair for all descriptions of grain, at fully the:currency of Tuesday 1.04. There has been more Mquiry for Indian corn, at a small Menace M price. White wheat, 21s. to 2 'II.; red Sato, 201. to 210. 64.; barley, to 12*. ; eat., 9s. to 10s. 6. per beL ; oatmeal, 10a. to Ils. ; second flour, lia. to 14.. per cwt.; Indian corn, 265. to 191, 6d. per 4601b1. Linemen, Kay 4.-The weather is now very dry and I warm, and a little rain woukl be of great service. The Wheat and (Mt plants are riguroua Farmers are now busily engaged In rowing Burley. No grain at marks: from the farmers, and but little doing in f. o. b. saleo of the stocks of prepar, d Oats and Wheat on hands. The arrivals of Indian (bra for the week past are few; the demand is condoled chiefly to corny millers, who buy only in limited watt ties to supply their immediate wants for poor relief contracts and their own retail s h ops. In Indian sod other Meals a retail trade. Wheat red, per barrel of 20 stone, 205.; white, 235. Oslo, Ins. to 10.. 6d. per 16 gene. Barley, 12s. to 12a. 6.1. per 16 el toe. Galata Indira Corn. 71. Is.; Thrall, 71. h 6d.; sparisb, 71.; yellow American, 6/. to 170.6 e. white, 61.13 e. Indian Meal, U. 3s. Bye. meal, 71. 25. 6d. Oatmeal, 101. 10s. WATERFORD, May 4.-Oar deliveries from the Country have cow almost erased, and quotations for fanners' samples may therefore be looked ma as nominal Wish moderate imports our mar ket during tbo week, has ruled firm for every article in the trade, with prices generally in favour of Witte. Wheat, both Irish and foreign, is held with increasing onUidence, andsiks to a fair extent have been made at the advance quoted, still the demand Ls net brisk, owing to the ilifliculty which our millers experience in the demosal of their Flour. Barley - meeto some little inquiry for the hued e, without change in rake. The few parcels of Oats on offer have found ready buyers at full prices. Indian Com : The sales of this article have been large, at an improvement of 6.1. per barrel oa all descriptions, and were it not for the continued lint nu from Liverpsol at ouch low freights., he.liers would have succeeded in realising a further advance. Flour still difficult to quit. The foilowing are the present quotations Cadged: Wheat, mill, per 20st. 19e.0d. to 20s. lid. ; *hippies, 175.7.'. to 18s .6,1. Barley, malting, per 10 stone. 10s. ed. to 110. ; grinding, 9s. rid. to 9s. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 at., 7s. 6d. to ads. M.; to ila. Gel. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 stone, 20a. 6d. to 21s. 6d.; shipping, 19s. 0,1. to 10s. GL; Polish Odessa, lle. 6el. to 210. 9,1. ; French red, 21.. fa. to 328. ed. Baxley, grinding, per 16 stone, 9a. 011. to 10s. Od. Oats, white, per 14 stone, Us. ell. to 9.. 3d. ; black, Bs. 9d. to ils. 3d. Fk.ar, ouperline, per sack, 20s. Od. to 34'e.; secoods, Its. Od. to 20e. Od.; thirds, 110,1. to 21s. thl.; fourths, 17a. to 16s. Indian Coen, per 20 at., Donube„l7e.9.l. to 16.1.34 ; Ameri can, yellow and t 170. 3d. to 171. 6d. ; l'ortuguese and French, 10s. 3d. to 17s. Od. ; white, lie. 9d. to 1.7 e; damaged, for cattle, 10.. ed. to Od. Indian Corn Keel, per cwt., 7s. hl. to 7s. WI. Oatmeal. W. to 9s. 941. Bran, per 0 gone, 3s. to 30. &I. Imports chi. week : Wheat, 380; Barley, 710; Indian Corn, 2,982 qrs.; Flour, 70 sacks. Exports: Oats, 316 burgs ; Fleur, 2,464 wick' ; ) aize, 40 qrs.; Oat meal, 20 mtg. litaitCALDT, May 4.-The weather was dry, cold, and chilly during the early part of,the week; latterly it has become rather milder, and we have had an occolocal showy; neither the geese nor the braird, however, look so well es they did two weeks ago. At our country markets this week we have had the oinalleat supplies of grain that we have yet had to report this sea on. Buyers were offering an advance of Is. per qr. on Wheat and Oats, but &ream were reluctant sellers, and very little changed bonds, here, to-day, we had monk rate supplies of Wheat and Oats bat very small o Barley ; the two former sold at 61 to Ia per qr. advatioa on Lest week'. rater. The latter sold slowly, at the prices of tart week. Wheat, 31.. to 40s. per qr. Bsrley, 160. 6,1. to 22a. Oats, 15s. to 19s. Od. *sweet, Per bat of 2601b5., 23a. BIELIN, MAT 2.-The Staats Anzeiger publishes the racial statement of the average prices of wheat In the principal cities and seaports of Prussia. I extract from it the prices for the foeoe;ng towns: Kosimdienr, 231.; Memel, 301. Sit.; amsig, 264.01.; F:ltiing, 23a 3d.; peen, 2h.; Bertha, 326. sd.; Frankfort wi-thealder, 30x; Stettin, 29a. Id.; Stralsund, 300.; Biretta, 21s. WI.: Magdeburg, 23 . 1 .; Erfurt, 245. lid.; Mlle, 20s. ; Munster, Vs.; Calogne, 205.; Ether -31e.; Aix.l.l.Chapelle, 30s. 10,I.; Welder, 235, Oil. OLT ILTON PAIS was held ea Saturday. The number penned did not esceed that of last year. Condition good, and sales quielc at h. per head over the prices at the late trownton fair. A very superior pen of choice wether try, bred from the sto,li of Mr. Dear, of Dural ed. Was sold by Mr. Saunders, ot Wisheird, at stk. per head, and gained the first prise glees by the tkirporatton of Whitt. A pen of wether legs, sold by Copt ,in limiter, of tlusgate boa" at dh,. taL per head, was also much admired, mid gained the /woad prize. Couples euld from 235. to Ma., and legs from 2es, to 110 a, per head. The show of COWS and Calves, which wee much larger than last year, sold at advanced rates. The SW. of HOMO ieleAhellt el leg year. POULTRY, &c.—NZROATII AND LIAMINIIALL, MAY 4. —Turkeys, 3.. Gd. to A. ; geese, Gs. to 85.; docks, IL $4. to Ss. ; t ame rsbbits, I L thi. to Is. 9d. ; wad ditto, lOC to Is. 3d.; Ingisnts, to Sod., ruartl.4 pigs, 4s. 04. to Bs. each. Surrey fowls, 7s. to lea.; shickens, ss. to 75.; handout. fowls, 3a. GI. to Ts. tier couple. English eggs, ss. Gd. to Gs. GI. ; ?tench ditto, 4s. to sa. SI; life& 4a. 841. to ss. ltd. per lee; fresh better, ed. to le. Id. per lb. Hare:, is. to 3.. each. FISH —BILLINCOO4TII, MAT 4.—Turbots, 4s. 01. to 125.; 1.120, 21. to Ss Y,L • oat ash, Is &I. to as. 21.; shall 4.1. to 4d.; lobsters, 114 10 U. 9d. esolt ; eels, 44. Mt per lb.; bujdoety W. to W es . • odes W. to 2s. 3d. per pale • domains, &I. to la ; smelts. 1.. W. to Ls. • blasters, 10d. to la Id. pre doe..; mackerel, $4. to 4d. sea ; tobsoo, Is. So. to Is. ai per lb. ; salt Itsh. 24. to 4,1. per lb.; oysters, 10s. to Ua per basted [Advertisement.]—TAlß HOLLOWAY'S PILLS IN CAPIN 01 1111/•1001/2 UMILTII of 11001UTT OF rna MINIM — . mi. inettnubie nualiaime Is • astutetcr raw* In all cues of dearntiaa. the of blood to the bead, lassentbal IRAN in the limbs, a unaired Keel* Imperil, dOs drowitkikk. inistimolog L 1 Itw head, dleardared atesteille. boo sr otioultd. d vifilitsjc ,l aoastitutlon; do, mookos far pomp' of taxi, b y hol loway'a ofila Inarellbts, and many thee teen for a keg time auffinrra, and had failed to art eft imadaa rtemertbed by the first doctors In the erulearion. A steed, come of thole pint will nature the most weekly to a VigOVOIN Rate of Width. —Sold by all druggltti, and at Vrcdoseor Holloway's listablioboosul, 241, Stroud, Longo& METEOROLOGICAL RETU ItNB. MONDAY, MAT r, I go . each of the fullowin{ 7 increing.—The to. g • 124 are itra4. The State of the Weather at Nice o'clock on &tut& erreepree in order in ta•i•ni MIMS Oi Plays. Co - u ne oc Mad. 13tate ,:ker. Psirmovrir Pool.. Urns Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Brew, Gentle Breese Elm Partially r Partially (74 mi d. 2""t Partially cloudy °arrow,: Bacoerrox Hornswe ....... Vosszaross 11100MIVATIS , Gentle Bream Gentle Brume Gentle Seems Strong Bemis GeMle Breese Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Strong Breese Strang Breese Strong Breese Gentle Breen Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Fresh Breeze Gentle Meese Gentle Breeze Fresh Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze ;16 1 4, Peztially Partially +—vial Clew Overea.t Biunta. Suomi OUJINVIICII oa:ou Partially r inpiy Partially ( ;qay r: Partially t Oyereayt Rain Gamma HotvasAn Partial', ~locdl Partial' P uts verdi.,r ly Clowly O ...... DAWL11101011......., WIIITISAVO _ _ Partial!. Clowit.qt Partici, - 1'034, Cloul) Km:mow Llama: Exam= —...- 01.6srow Kwxyvana Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Liestle Breeze Strafe Breeze Strong Breeze calm , Parti I 'ani4.443(W, Ovems,t lowly Partia;l•;il,l, PArtiallv (p..* - - • NW. Gentle Breese THIS DAY, N , eal. Coarse of Wind. Strength of Wind. State .f calm. The returns front the following places did not ath this office in time for publication on Saturday ; they Wields this state of the weather on Friday m .ri..ea nixie o'clock. Pools, N I Gentle Braßreaml ,N. Gentle Breese Cloud. Dvigiaza N. I Gentle Breese Partia. y SHIPPING INTELLIGEN(.... the thiePhet Omens:. sad •• Mrcirs est CASUALTIES. Miranda, Artie, veiled from St. Michael's, Marcl: don, and has not since been heard of. Repel)Heiner, Orunwoldt , from Newp ,rt Havanna, ii ne k on the N. Reef, Aprl I, but was assisted off, iv , . r • ,- ,rllr. ing part of her cargo overboard, and priori& c•l'. day.—Antigua, April 10. MAILS. . . ...._ Hamburg 0 Holland Lisbon Pacific ladia via Sonthampton M .y 11 India via Marseilles o Boston and Halifax May IS Mexico and Havannab West India Brazil /I.;rii 27 ARRIVED. Amos-at Lirerpool, May 4, from ALIDA-St Liverpool, May 4, from AILIACZ-at Gravesend, May 5, from BIANIIIN2IOOI-at Gravesen d, May 5, from B. B. Glasse-at Gravesend, May 3, from Btaurcnn-atGravesand, May 5, from . CA ROLM. -off Dover, from CATIMINIL -at Liverpool, May 4, from aunts-at Gravesend, May .5, from t s tAliaNDON-at Grave-send, May 4, from Cam. Pans-at Gravesend, May 5, from , DANIA-at Briktol, May 5, from lisamo-at Bristol. May 4, from ..... E.otz-at Gravesend, May 4, from Earl:soca-et Gravesend 51 ay 5, from ELLAItaII-at Gravesend , May 5, from Etazinwrit-at liverpool, May 4, from Paws-at Liverport, May 4, from Pairrows-at Gravesend. May 3, from HYDURI-off Deal, May 3, from ....... ..„ HAULM-at Gravesend, May 4, from Mery Itaveas-at Gravesend, May 5, from HTIMPAI -at Gravesend, May 5, from loos Betz-at Liverpool, May 4, ftom JAILILII-at Liverpool, May 4, from ......... liwarna-at Gravesend, May 4, from ULU-at Gravesend, May 5, from NATHAN HALIFAX -at Gravesend. May 4, from . stoseanne.-at Gravesend, May 4, from Parsee Racist -sir Deal, May 3, from PIWOR W. -at Liverpool, May 4, from NUNCa Maar -at Liverpool, May 4, fem. . PLAIIIITON -at Gravesend, May 4, from , Grivt.si-at Liverpool, May 4, from Bm.rif -at Liverpool, May 4, from Wa. WA MAC -at Gravesend, May 4, from WOICUTEI -at Deal, May 4, from BAILED. ASKANT-from Dartmouth, Agil 30, to Arius% - ft= gttonnatnwl, tO Auer-from Queenstown, May 2, to Manas-from ,hields, May 3, m AUDIO-from shields May 3, to Araou-from Sunderland, May 3, to Aroma -from Gravesend, May 5, 'to Aar--from Grarefen t, May S. to AS.USTANCI-from Gravesend, May 4, BATATIRM-from Gravesend, May 5, to Baorinum-from Dartmouth, May I to CONATANCZ MAIO 1A1,114- fr om Hartlepool, May 3, COANtTOR-from Shield', May 3, to Canota-from Gravesend, May 3, to CNAILLOTTS-from Gravesend, May 5, to CONomunrs-from Gravesend, May 5, to Dmreroa -from Gravesend, May 4, to Don-from Obielde, May 3, to Drscas from Deal. May 4, to E. Aar E. PENITTS-from Cardiff, May 3, to East Doman-from Deal, May 4, to LOIATOM-frem Gravesend, May 4, to Et to-from Gravesend, Maya, to Puma Nor-from Gravesend. May 3, to Oto. SMITH-from Hartlepool, May 3, to linearize-from Gravesend, May 4, to' ternerto-from Gravesend. May 4, t, , James-from Dartmouth, April 30, to LAST FALKLAND-KM Liverpool, May 4, to Loan PAIMMIPTO?f -front Shield*, Kay 3, to LOMA-from Shields, May 3, to MANIA-AVM Gravesend, May 5, Ia ,1111101 LA-from Gravesend, May 3, to Maar Canon-from Gravesend, May 3, to Mismva-from Dartmouth, May 2, to Mama -from Shields, May 3, to NOITHAMBIZIAND -from Shields. May 3, NATIANS -from Gravesend, May 3, to Pimen - ra -from Plymouth, May 3, to ?mama-from Shields, May 3, to Po'nd's-from Shield*, May 3, to POMONA-from Gravesend, May 3, to MOULT; It-frou Gravesend, May 4, to Itoveres BMA-from Gravesend, May 3, to. Sarre Lass-lrom Dartmouth, April .19, Ssovruaor -from Dartmouth, May:, to SWIM: -from ltull, Slav 3, to Tarmia-from Gravesend, May 3, to TAILMNST CAMAS -from Shields, May 3, to Trxistor-ftum Shield., May 3, to Usoararso-from Sunderland, May 2, to Wm. lids-from Liverpool, May 4, t 0... Wontrain-from Liverpool, May 4, t 0.... Your.' Dizos-prom 9hirWti Mayl, to M :- 1 11~lM 1.1 St. M. ...of I Jti:*s.J 11~C.a .j Port-au-? Adel& Rwd .N =us I)emer .`C+l I' VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atnl.t.! (bang*, 49 days out, fur Hobart Town, 82.43 W. Aslant' anis, from Cardiff for Havanna, Ape' ; off St. 37 Sap. gau,K, of Ponglit., for Wilmington. April 25. off Wee CLOD (bonne), tram &Irbil lot% April 17, Lit. 34.22, lon. Canon, Mr *oath, Llt. 37 N., 'on. 11 W. thfica (barque), from Southampton, 8 day. out, Agri: N. lon. 13.38 W., with emigrants. Fatima., from Plymouth, for St. Thomas, Meech 31. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DR.ITIt; BIRTHS. ANSLET.—Aptd. SO, at llouehtuti-hill, Ifrvttogduoah;n•. '.* 0. Muter, FAN of a daughter. FREWEIL—May 2, at Slough, the wad of the Rev. G. daughter. Sett rf. —May I, at Groat Ceram-stroct, the wife of J. L. of a daughter. SRITIL—May 2, at Darkfuld, Petwerth, the lk ife of O. of a tag. MARRIAGES. CRAVTItIt —HAWKING:4.--May I. at Christ Church. , ' Jeremiah. eldest *on of W. ibmfter. Eau.. of Forth. Is Maria, eldest daughter of J. !La ktugs. Esq., of Blaelarhirs. LEM: —IIEREPATIL—M iv 2. at st. Peter's, J. Brine, John !Ruddy. e!diat son of J. S. Leigh, . to title% areiind surviving daughter of J. Heropath, t - Retreat, Peckham. LE POCZEL—JONVA—May 2, at Petersham, Surrry. l • , ••-• Orittltha, M.A., F. T. Le 'Ruitael, Fay., olJerser,to Er: • • second daughter of Col. J. h. Jona*, Astatatint.Adjic.: - . Royal Arttllery, Woolwich. - Mar I, at Maryletkwie Church. •••. -' • Ouldhawi., Mr. Rice, of itutecatmet, to Catherine. et.: o • - • of the late ti Cuthbert. Esq., of the Island of Janiai., tICMNER—KINU.—Ntay t, at M. Mary's, Cheltatham. »• R. Lowther. of Shrigley Halt, Cheshire, the Ile.. J. Stalin r. bent at tthrigley, to !aka Lothar, 0001.1114 tLiughter of the :.,:, • King, at. DEATMO. BOYER. —May 2, (`...Uterine, elde , t daughter of Mr. ILMope:ld-NM, Hisaloghallartsvota EYLK. —May 1, tut Ker. R. W. kte, lcumbott of TnaL Guernsey, agod 30. FINN IS.—Nlay 3, at queen's-mad, Regeat'e-park, I•' Mayor of . thaw, 30.1 57. IltMillti.—May 2, at !Mattock-bridge, °ear Moffat. liotett.., widow of the tato Mr. I. Ifolntea, tormerty of ha MVIIIOS. —May 1, at Mrtr,banr, raw Ll.erpaol, M! Yed . surrtat.-74y 2, Mark, younorat Hm of Mr. 0. S.: Ila pond, nova oni. sear. PAXTON. May 3, at his home in Buckinghnm.grivt, O. Paxton, P3l;amal6l. KA 4sflNN.—May t, at Lyadltttrat.roml, Peel ban, lir . aped 73. 631.111.16.--May 3, at Llaltte Maw, Ilaatathr% thu law ED.. Dr. 31111140 t kiloomialme, hlfeshire, k^l' 'PILLOW, -- May !, Mre.llllef, of Ploaantly. Printed andblishs. by WILLIAM KOW MILLI!, I stns. In .h e tar a London, Printer, st the tittles% In. street. is Um nitvion Wlthistriaze.—Moxiwc MAT N.W. N. N.W. N.W. W. N.W. &W. B.W. &W. B.W. N.W. N.W. S.W. N.W. LW. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. H W. LE. N.W. O mni O,eeea.t O~vavi is s , l4 .1.444V ,1,4 s