The Express. — London, England, 1855-05-05 00:00:00

times of Ramis, recolv..sended by Austria for coa dration• *borne, ti'At what the proposition are dos not appear to A ave been stated , and trusts that a t all events * A my are cot those set forth yesterday by the Joernal des Debate, aocordieg to which Russia was to be permitted to recreate the naval forces which she has beresif bees forced to destroy. The Miesiteur do is Fteete aunoeness that the Baltic naval division, soder the command of R desti ear. Admiral Penaud, sailed fr om Cherbourg fits nation on Iday 1. At a general meeting of the shareholders of the Exhibition Palace Company just held, the report ga ve some explanations relative to the prices t day o be charged for entrance. The charge of str. for one in the week, lfr. for five days, and 20n, for one day, will not be applicable daring the first fortnight after the Exhibition has opened. On the opening d, mama tickets (60fr. each) will be alone admitte d ; for the rest of th e o f s ight the sharp will be Bfr., and after that time the reeler tariff will receive its execution. THE SARDINIAN CONTINGENT. Geneva Marmon, with the staff of head-quarters, sailed from Genoa on Saturday, in the Sardinian steam-frigate Governolo, and several transports full of men sailed in the course of the week. The Ge neral, before hie departure, issued the following order of the day, dated Genoa, April 28, to the Piedmontese troop, un der his commend : "Oaten sad soldier.—TM alliasse ecooluded by eel sagest &vertigo with Prase, &wised, sad the Sublime Peet% sells upon te take pert in • great sad generous war. W. shall have a strong and powerful meaty before as, bat we shall light by tee aide of brave armee, who have already traasmitted to history the &Amsted names of &NW* Alma, &Ashlars, and Inkermann. In • few days we shall lota them, sad emulate them in cow rage, Areas" mei discipline; we shall endeavour to imitate their elmstaney, of which they have given heroic 'mob. The halt° which we are carrying oar arms still sessaads with the eaploits and victories of the royal princes a Savoy, sad these shores reserve the remembrance of the ardour and splesdoar of the Genoem navy. A cruel , sad pressatare death has bereft as of • prism, who woe to have led us Is this glorious 'Marini's; you joyfally hind him in the &Ids of Lombardy, and you admired him one the fetal day of Novara ; he expired regretting that he amid sot load you on to victory. Let the name J the Duke of Genoa be serene in oar hearts, with that of oar beloved Kisg, who, prevented by the cares et government from taking • part la the distant war, severtheless follows you with his thoughts end with his heart. The seeetry expect. emapeasatMa teem yea fir se many seerillses ; it trusts that it vrill see the misers esallded to your hands by the Hie, retain ewers' TIM glen. Your comrades, who regret ther ms = as' taw yes, are eoaddent that you will the mews et the :Missal away, sad 'ask of yea that el Ns sea regiment. We may rely ea ear lime sexy, that slides. la the pessgset el eassualsrMg. peelis sad ladies. la taking peta t s asp idea. Soldiers! let us MOW set to disappoin he ; let as swear to paten flat SS Italia army is worthy of luisies In this great of t, The Ilse wed the eseatry for ever (1105 AN OCCASIONAL 001 MA... NAILS News.) eT. DOMINGO, Aram 8. A conspiracy of great extent has been discovered against Santana and his government. On Sunday, the 25th, at half-pad 10 at night, the government seat a strong detachment of troops to the place where the disaffeeted usually assembled, and having it en-1 tirely surrounded, otters were given to fire into the home. Strange to say, only one man wait wounded ; the others fled, but General Pelletier, formerly Minister of War and of Foreign Affairs, was taken prisoner. A number of the implicated fled to the British Consulate, others to that of his Danish Majesty, where they found refuge. Among the former are the Generals Sanchez and Mena. President Santana is is Seybo, which province is as much disaffected as St. Domingo. The government has hitherto maintained order. No doubt the presence of Admiral Hernoux in the 60-gun frigate Iphigenie, with the frigate Pene lope and steam-sloop Acheron, have contributed thereto. There is, besides, her Majesty's sloop Daring, 12, in the roads. It is publicly said that Admiral Hermit's has expressed his displeasure at the sanguinary disposition of some of the members of Santana's government, who have proclamed they would punish the attempt of upsetting Santana's government with streams of blood. It is a very momentous sign that, although Admiral Hernoux is now eight days in the roads, he has not paid any visit to the Vice-Bresident, or to any other member of the administration. The government demanded from the British Con sul to deliver up the refugees in his house, which he energetically retused without, he government pledged itself to grant them passport t o leave this country unmolested. The discontent is general ; and General Santana, who was formerly so beloved, is fast losing his prestige. The outbreak was hastened by the govern ment intending to place, notwithstanding the gr eat misery already prevailing, a monopoly upon flour, salt, powder, and tobacco. It was the intention of the conspirators, amongst whom is General Daverger, or Ben, to recal ex-President Baez, sow an exile in St. Thome., in order to fill the presidential chair. The consternation is very great. The conspiracy being of great extent, one cannot know whether it may break out anew. OUTBREAK OF RUSSIAN PRISONERS AT LEARB.— An outbreak of a very redone nature occurred et** war prison yesterday morning. The disturbance swami to have originated on Thunday evening, when thee. of the primers whose duty it was to pump up water for the supply of the prisoa, refused to do so. Aa attempt was made, as we are informed, to place the most insubordinate in conlinemesst, but the others resisted, and one of the warders was knocked dome. The whole of the guard of pensioned were immediately ordered into the prison with Azad bayonets, and partially succeeded in quelling the die taebenee, but were Rept under arms daring the whole of the eight. Yesterday morning the prisoners again became very violent, sad still refused to work the pumps. The governor, Lieut. Kann, immediately telegraphed to Brighton for the mistime of the Susses Infentry Militia, three elm ponies of which arrived about half-peat eleven by train, and reseeded to the prison with fixed bayonets in double quit& time. The ringleaders were then speedily captured, and the large slasp-knivee„ which all the men had for making toys: were Mks* from them. WRECK OF THE STEAK PACILET Devise—We regret to state that • telegraphic despatch has been received he Meters. Churchyard and Co., from Ostend, to theediet that the edam packet Dover, which left Dover on Moir at 11.30 p.m., with the Belgian and Prussiaa mar l s amok set the bet at Ostend, and stranded. The mail eel pi. Amgen were leaded without difilculty, sad in MOM MAW but it is feared that owing to the gale from the Mamma the gasket will be too mush damaged to be get eir. MBOUNAOIMINT OF TER WAIL 0 Ile DwT.—Lust• pablia ineetimi, seavaned biting Mamie eempliwass with a numerously signed miasmic's, was held is tie Tema Hall, Derby, with Wean to the el the war. The bor t ilgli members, Merwarth, were in sttandasee, aad the hall was Manly mowiledi is army part. T. !faddy, Esq., the ea-Mayor,' sompiod the chair . The meeting was addromed by Messrs. S. P. Dodwell, W. BAT. W. (With, Maus. Parkinson, Butler, Csbibuia, M.P., sad Hayworth, M.P. Itesehitieas were adopted, setting forth the feeling of aim aml Wiped= with whisk thorns present matamplatad the vase,s sad meadelees with whisk hat eerier fa semmates with mpart arms.mid Cup the tra LarsSl kr trO lla rWTS lees of War palespeep is Massa et Salable's, oa She 141 k at liseseihea Tin simple timing of th at eater was eesisseed se Wawa le the !squirmiest, of Julia ; awl a Masi was reloaded seam**, matimed sempleymear d Moist Boast. The dimatiellea Ora was IS PNWS4 oak the visas Nene slaeaffiest sal enema et the wee, the lieusses of what WiSO 111 the ram la. 'system el lbw aeleaseeil esaussale, Iheir et the hems whims el *be yes" ratre l tr ia se= sin Owe et Oiliest idiom iv trity sesseies. The aeltiet Taft aimed 116 belid Yse rase a te Muslims • arrow meld set lord te hustler end inerealea . 410,01 44 141 • 16 : with the Wawa mai eg lb• te dte Howse et Onamoas, hi aisralliall whh the sembilma, hub. base by the eNgslia al bag' ar 110 meting, w prasaiYr p tersisiott milleibt• COMPIIIMONT PZIpPAIICMIT Of ALL lagififa roz IRS t;3•7 oy Wita.—Qatriaat, phimptintal t ATP —la esass silks didlasity whisk me hmay fttemase Mrs mat of war t u =pm ISOM OM is If* alb t/ 0 ".. ,0 " MNaies ealemei le say pane ia the Tufa hoses la heaviest mists the poslope tike paid 1` % b eam. were se eilenuse, spat whisk hemmed be hslPPelbst sad reter= wasssa—howsara Pah 014111W7. FROM iho LONI VCCIIIIIIIIAIL PALACE, KAT 1. 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NAT ve woos for Me ap.l TM Qooft Imo Or radsode piroood to gi maatatiat lams au 'MN bar Wo army Tztroordi. nary lIMMor itasisorm , M. tto Mo of WM* WI, to • aarearar, maim if Sollou Midis Os Swag Clash or Knights Oissmoriers Rim Solt Has. Ogee et tbe SO. Dotramo.DmairOsayl. m Dom ua. bag plameml ies peobtaisossionn Datums. sta.. u manutiomost etm GoNnessitel Noffiria CIOWNISOit rid Ossimi sr - hr ldel is awl war est it ael w *VENN& &DAM WHITEH Mee 4. TM Qom les beer pawed omethate and the os. Wort Wtatiomery _ALL,MIMme to be Mr Counieloser to tke Gerard Amembir of the be et 110AltD OF TRADE. WHITEHALL. llay The Larded the Otatattttra d Privy Outwit bD es at ar lar. ••(••• • 49:qy of a dispatch from her MaYest)'s Char. drAlab Was. mamma a tramlatias of a mares al the plenaiamet proem watt of PIM ng that Alpe aamhte theme Mr dr poi=4 Paula( I. ay Ise cleared far theit 111411 1p the boos at that pat. WALOII7OII, MAT 4. Mk Sig Meet el Dregoono—Morbeesoer Jaemelienhall to be pay. MOM 111811 allldElle. Idle OM= WO bega; MI USW Mars- mss, Poo Mot. by Du" eini :1.11111111111111."--ZWINII Tatusloy,goL.Mbe some and miasma older& tth legimest of Iset hods Marton Otis b 1 the MO 1 FoOtebe eseachwithest yoehme lilth Pos—Watzt rz e tlegoe gat + to be ogle, within% per. l Mass eke illek Fost—liniolliliblerge Nit DOM, from the ind Soceeret Mil. • to WOW% weasel mordiese. Mthlbet. Admit a be lieutenant, without yesimme vim Clemekeggelleasi paymeMer. lath iseg—Mlber Essaisaw, pa& to be ensign, by puxeh Wm I" Fneh-L aik = 111". Thomas Paley, gent., to Imeolgit t bygMalelk he ememies te Lionlemeat=zhcoe eg ell KlisteNzsaslik balm OS J. Taos M le mice, without .Lawm be imam. Name esen hilyse; Lieutenant J. A wry to be eseafra, MONS waeohme, Om Where - Ensign C. Vim &Conway. Menlo be be lissarneek Odra& purchme, TiOo LOW,. NO 1111&4111*. I. Weillase to be 'Moment, without purcimes vioreiheo usd = il ei le the Seth Foot. salrz Mem CMOs, trout the Kerry Militia, to be e milheni _peeehen. t—Lielialbens O. B. Ceram le be maim. OWN' doeime. IMO is adios; lindot 1. M. aliases In= sot ebbed velebeek Mee Coss& Lie NMpie—Meehert Skondir L him Maim& got., to he Mier, without yardman. To b e Am Araleme o—ieteolb enrora Mummer Oath*, MX., from the Opt Samos et WI rlksitir ; AlnietalitiAlfli• Joseph MAR towhead, trout the NA war. Colin H. h. Wen" trot belf.pay Toth Ommenre, to he adjutant of *depot DOA" vim Choler woo ashampA two. maw sda Lamm. t mind leil.poy, 47th Toot, to be lieutaaant. mind is the oiy. the scat being honsnal v•!I. Beres & the to hoe the rank al wit is in the army while CeMies a yodiebir wrens. tiestoT. Omion, Is not the Nose Warm anylimed is meths wegtoati the Told& Gortimpent Farm, to have the brawn sea el moter Olin so emirs& The weitosellooliere, bong Imes IMMO kr aeon, Oath* Terkidt Oendeost AIM to Om the Nod sot et mar asi t i the army shim mgeord:—OtMain Jahn Melees Mod MOO &M. Gordem,MO Feet; Opp the am Chas; imeolthe Oilienwin asesle. C. = Lamb Teyish leth lieginoe limbo Native In. es a spat lit to have the local wait et ZVglieels whin se groksoi. The snielleilitiembi earliS abed le be ellegiored an a Ortionr Males M WOO, to Imo a Meg oncost rim in the &may while Bo SNOW s We hoe the Use mit et lie=teis Henry Heyman of the 15th Milltmelle InethlM SAM Illehaire the ipe—fieuement 0. B. Forest, of ttm eel WA lo w= t. PITA!. WWI. scabs Aiding Imielastiorgecoe—AMMO Osbert Kilroy, George Sham liredited NON Jame Winter. CMOs Moore Je t mop, Mahon Turner, WiNim ROM Burka, Thom Wainwrigh B4n. I arn Ilarrionasheihno William losikod Primo William Tmetrad, Maw Kos ilielmodle. gni Oodell Itseeny, I wh e t esi George hiedo.lLD. umor to the rem ehrs IWO& gee& ustaaastuvm. The eseelsement cd Fran& Therees Csiegent.. le es id ~ liel MO Faso, me stated in the “Gmetts" el the NO sit. let take pnoo. --- orneg or minim NAT I. DTI legiontsit laillan--001ids WM Useamelo— ounisad Maim de Maws, ifse Jaisels* seesesasd; lil• M.M.— mud Fdlebeedi Illaneall, sloe VW. premise' Juba leek iiirsowit AIM Ilembeaw, preceded; Illibeansw Wealeil. Wm ; Frededek hie isms 11111. vbe lamb. 110 . 1 „ best Carrie Weber Compesll, Om lirgiesem, ; Miss Tbsmeeses Mill% Mem aroloo;W= pan e Toms Ws lerestmems, Mem* ebeleselvi. IMO Milleses a Ardliwy—Sergeant-Major William Sage to be mmense** Owes el issiesbesele--asellalows Cadets to be Lieutenant"— Junes Selig adlial. Charles Ydraand Webber, Diward Reeert Albs MINI LaMar', Itietterd Dade, George Weilellsebby. Jelimilabase Pagelloo. BANKRUPTS. 'Ansa Viatre, Liannanaltalt. IlimanaMmet. and Carlton.road•TULA Reatininak _rim. be ianytaise May II at I ti. Indium IS et Ile. at Win.11•40011m. BA r t sioary cy West Janss.atreet, Bed lord-row ;N. aide" Cn% Ciialaun.ltitivriN4=wilaurraeds..allar. May 19 G a r t n 1Z.. and . sa w=nAmahWWWWimpliko;WAtnaig ,KMmw m Mumma MAanano, Groat Ballean.MS. Marans, baker. May 18 at 11, indhana IS at llt, at ladiaaadkidadd. 1144 Padmote, Bauman, west. Masylsbans ; all. sag. Owdes. Abdundaabary. Gams Saimaa l'ind=Lumberiisatatizala. May 10 and Jana 11. MI, al dad Wades, soma amardeaddlad. CalsW74 o "), led CNOT O , TosbrlSS• Weld; all• Irrir--i-0761174-10414 21.46041reat. Jim Ram 11=0110111041• liallik dram Ma 15 sad inns 12. at 11. ea 1101011117 141 aaaL Übe Patna rod Ore 111410 5 • 751 . arwl lialbell.amatandinla ; et. sails., Jahrina. liolgyban•aWeet. Somas lamas llararew. VlNadorentloread, darrey, nad Stow andial. Silk brawar, lay Id at 11. and AVM IS at 4 at Ewing MOW. 'Mir aid Um Mortise; Bedhrd•row, . Illiarsorlot; at realyp. itonkid.ll=alieet. illinas Itionintu Lamas", lig 11l it 1, awl Jae IS at 1. st Ida, =a awl Whom Poisimb•stzut ; se 11066101% Haartbill- In& Ilsism. Moser, Or me lissylstsmatrest. dadrwar. Nay 14 at 24, uml MO IS at 1, 11~saltssit. SOL, Lel" Osorge•atreet, Worn Omni ; °ll 111 :41. &omit , . Hay 15 at I. sad Ma 16 at 1, at ISL. I t OULiksil robsel ; aL lall• • Ilnatan Hay statiarer, =X . , and Joelll. it 11. at Kw. Illinlawat Ilatifira n tr ise i . sui Val v y Aldarmsabary. Hwy Sentalol% 7■6slulsr. May 111 and Am and Ba b a Net Cwt. Mr. laram Weivertanferre. lna Net MI" assisibm; M. ma& 1111111" likedalltan. Ilia 11421111 L ilikefkilif. UM" *Nam My II sot a_ 11. at SW It Illmisebm Ogget. Ilis,llsitsmsa al Id" year ; et sill& Ilisss, Illreisdt. at.ftwass, Wain; Ssilkgrelle% Mgrs. Ilaw 111 sol AM I, st 11, st Illsuiselm 0011S4 Ilds, IA INWagein. sea ills‘ tsarsal IWO& Itosbetto g IL s= e tt elaner ite. lartstsC Simms Ilmssisk am est im ihset SIM gaills w It sal Nes II si I st Ilguisslmi Cwt. Ws, kareptaa. anl ma Ealptd, 1111mlasinia; aIL sill& agsms,"lll:l.lllMk usendastam, May 15 sad Jus= a bald at 11ettiettan• Si, LOilsersalesstrd /teeth sad ON Nottlailimi ; se. nig. Prottlestgas. 1101414 greser,Nsli igd 111 F111. at 11. at Lis s itart Glaa = re' an and GSM& Mal; waft, Afiner"lldsbial. atos lian a sal Dawn 'swam LEN Beath lliolatAWataatir bibs% May 13 sad ion 16. at 11. at MIMI Coart. Clannwar ; on. na i l, Alllw. Mali. Jaaa Cogswell. 41.61ay 14 and Jam 11, at 1, Lir er nar Owen Oda. lima and Minh Mad. est @togas, ; at ankh Mtn . lendar. Kam Dna, Ilimatk, Cornwall, mom May 14 nal Jams a ris I. at a Systir Oastlbis., asosesson sal Co., BMW. ad Illisr u issass ibi l b s u l s. solg., Entail. Inatar. AIM leseaddra, warrire, Kay 17 and Jaw 7 at U. at liaadtarter Court. OIL, Tim. Liverpool; off. san g ., , fir , WO Bohm, larikirs, settee &planer May 17 and a_ S. at it, at Matrabrater Omit. Wet. Zambian aid artniataad, lidaaa-le•Yeera ; at anis, awaarnan, lisicesstes. oarrwitllPTCY 11111717LLZD. - 1. W sum IiCILLiDAT ‘‘ Z;4I . SA - 11717 - 6LABIRTOMT, Waglag.street, irsJibussose. INSOLVENT mmoitErs. AT PLINTVAALATIMM t+aJ. C. Zaa•WOADWZAWWtk _rafts. gwil••••W Oimplak. twalw•ml.Ww% aultabiew besper 14._,Maaas...•=00111:W=Uwas Is • irlmiut•dier dwamatogtr—_ 1" W. pa dish geideolumalisa• Wm* lwellnassi•lng,ll/I.oa. Oast. Oultutotwo. Podium immaille absdr 11.1= ow, lemg. MN"— Ordlemb Geri Fardiell. im dsit-41. • • Kiw% AIw•wWWW. wog monloisa 4, eamt—a. liar•Otormar.doset. Ormeed• mot WA 2,004. Otaavemer.atnet Cansuriismi b e ig.,,L woe, M sr. Itattraialnsc. lamilapert. anstwor.. Itt•tatiDa WlNWOrmat. alay kW. lasilw—a Un liwolon•Thlek lia"." 110 4 OWWW1•10, Own oak& Dicum"lolMS OW DETWOODS. raumum % w a ft Autt Wept I ••al at as. lOU annalei 121 . 6101 . 8 811 . ma NV I. led msy wabwarine Ita.••••4 4 •SwerW• 42ll wasamp. a s— m 11.11101 et Ss., pa it 1 p. ! , , sad Oros Thm 6l 7.• Nod" J• iga r - cu m ,. cityr. 'my bat undastwor—lat di* &maw al. Kay le , ma two .lekeigeng Tbaslim Maas. amm asev amm lirke• itudw , isilwlialds. mob Wet— WI MOW! el fl• WON two tobs•Pant Mendip, at Ilwitake% I ROW Intim, Names, Iliselatteet, dasigr_to tibl•••—Plasl $. O .lOlOlOllUt I.WI at Maar Ww. awl Goma Onsu‘T fir' ltitswr prowls—Wl WI,OWO at MI., Ng Yrkley. Sir TES EXPRESS, SATURDAY KVENING, MAY 5, 1855. Sift EQUITY COURTS.—MAT 4. was TIN MOTU OW TWO SILL& Win O. SOLOMON. This suit wse institailed Ace the pumice of obtainicg a dame thea werikeMP Om lOW. night be delivered up tab, firawis.uslikat CM ideadsat mwd Ober noes alm WI& be restimbei hem Wog Tin Webb, iamb& the MB al pissed 1 tile the Ci r " ,....a name' Wolff, tape is dissetuitd ter Wm, Vat Wrig Put gave bit tap nmesegibr the bill. The bili effienimile get tutu hauls el tie detendaat fieleassa, smile endorsed it over to • Mr.Tribe;an shoring, sines diresened, who advanced him 30i. upon it, and abs took his I 0 11. 'Under these chumming§ plaintiff claimed to have the bill delivered up to be caacelled. The cue ter the defendant was, that then were no male fides on the part of Tribe, and that he he value tor the bill. MO Honour said he thought Mr. Tribe had notici,that plaintiff bad not received vales for the bill, and he ordered that it be delivered up to be cancelled. Mr. Roluidell Palmer and Mr. Collins appeared for the plaintiff; sad Kr. Follett, Kr. Hilton, and Mr. Chapman Huber for the defendant. WU LION MIMS AT 111111 PLUM AT WlTrass... iLDISION arm MOWN Dimas. TILL IR LORD oultToll.-1111<IN0 TRANSACTION. Mr. Edwin Jame% 40., and Mr. Brewer appeared for the plaintiff ; mad Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., and Mr. Honey men, rogoesesteed Ibe defend a nt. Tbb wee an oodem brought by the plaintiff, who war for merly underpass& captain to the ' Court Orange Silver Lead )( Wag Rawillawy. ' to recover from the defendant, Lard Thomas Mame Pelham Clinton, a shareholder and sAveaturet is 1110 add mine, the sum of eighteen guineas, the alumni of throe months' wages, at six guineas a month. a pplaud that the mine, which is situated in the parish of L am boddirs, County of Cardigan, war promoted in 1851, and the defendant bought of a Mr. Oliver 21 shares in the mine. The mine, which was conducted on the "cost - book" prtseiplo, was carried on for ,some time ; bat, through sugligeou end mismanagement, the scheme did not tars out as stiosessfolly as was at first anticipated. Accordingly, in July, 1851, the directors wrote to the defendant, stating it was their intention, with the consent of the share holders, to borrow 3,0001. for the purpose of earran s i s il t • the mine esomesfully. To this communication the replied dent be consented to the proposal and ocknowisiggell Newell to be a shareholder in the company. Doeirbembreff evidence was addsoed to show that the servants alter SSW pan were appointed by the authority of the Mimeos, bat it was contended for the defence the directors had no power to pledge the credit of the shareholders in a company oar ducted on the "cost - book " principle, which provided tent money should be paid beforehand by the directors, and ar counts rendered from month to month. 10 that the ABM holders should never incur any responsibilities. The learned jade, at the conclusion of the evident., directed the jury to return a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed, with leave for the defendant to mon be enter a nonsuit. The jury accordingly returned a verdict for the plaintiff -- , yes 181. 18s. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—MAT 4. asecea ra, OONNZORCIRIZ lIVILPIT. IF TIM WATT= OP HORATIO CLAGITT.—IMPORTANT A NOVIL QtrISTION. This ease, which involved an important and novel question (raised for the Ant time), came on for argument, and owe pied several keen. The short facts were that Mr. Clagett was discharged under the act (the first time) in 1836, and lately had been a bankrupt and obtained his oertificate. The present application was to vacate the proosedi the court, np in this court, by which his future property was bound, on ground that his debts, by virtue of the certificate, wire " discharged and satisfied." Therefore it wan submitted that the party was entitled to a re-assi, meant of his estate, as provided for by the 67th George IV., under which the applicant in this case was discharged. Mr. Sargood appeared to make the rule absolute on the part of Mr. Clagett, and Mr Nichols, with whom was Mr. Need showed cause for the assignee under the insolvency of th e year 1836. A very loeg argument took place, and numerous cues were cited by . the learned counsel in support of the rale. Mr. Commissioner Murphy, at the conclusion of the argu ment, said he should not take open himself to decide the question. It was important there should be uniformity of opinion, and he should therefore lay the ease before the Chief Comniimioner and Mr. Commissioner Phillips. r, identi- De stolen THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Charks Karon was brought up charged under the follow ing remarkable circumstances: Mr. Wil liam Turner, clerk to Mr. Piero, of 73, Mark lane agricultural engineer, sal:.—On the 28th of April I called at the counting-house of Messrs. Newton, in Old Swan-lane, and paid to the prisoner 71. le. 9d., the balance due upon the aceennt I produce, and he signed the receipt to it in my presence. I was aware that legal proceedings had been taken for the money, and I knew who the 'elicitor was who had instituted the proceedings. The Alderman—l suppose you took the amount to the counting-how to avoid paying the costs ? Witness—That was my object. Cron-examined by the prisoner—l tendered you the money by direction of my employer. Re.exaceined—l had seen • lawyer's clerk call two or three times In a very anspicious manner to see Mr. Pierce, and was sent with the money. Mr. John Newton, partner in the firm of George and John Newton, of Old Swan - lane, Upper Thames-street, carpenters andjoiners, said the prisoner was in our service as journeyman carpenter. He was not authorised to receive the money. Mr. Fierce was indebted to us in the sum cd 71. Is. 9d., and we h ad taken proceedings fcr the recovery of the money. About half an hour after the prisoner had received the money be told me he had received it, and he offered it to me, and I told him to lay it on the desk. I told him he had done wrong in taking it, as pro ceedings were pending with respect to it, and I refused to accept it, as he was not authorised to receive it, and he afterwards took possession of it again. On Monday morning the money wee still lying on the desk, and my brother told the prisoner in my presence to take it and go with him to the solicitor's office, and they went away together, but , I was informed subsequently that the solicitor was not at home, and on my brother's return home I went to a publieehouse where the prisoner was to ask him for the' m osey. When I asked him for it, " No;" says he, " I'm d—d if I do. I've got it, and I'll keep It." (Laughter.) I then went to look for an officer, and the prisoner went I away while I was doing so, and on inquiry I found he bed I gone on board a halfpenny boat. I did not know where he fielded. lie was in oar e mployment about three months. The officer who apprehended the prisoner said that exactly halt the amount of the money acknowledged to have been received was found in his posseesion, so that in his enemas from the office the prisoner had spent upwards of 31. 10i. in his spree. p The Prisoner—l thought the money was_ use , to me as a resent. I gave it on Saturday fo Mr. Newton, but he celled me on Monday into the counting-house, u d be said I had no business to talcs it, and he gave it back tome, end would make me have it. He said he did not want it, and I considered that nobody would have it, and that it was • present to me. (A laugh.) The Alderman said the circumstances were rather strar and advised that • solicitor should be consulted ; and in &• meantime the prisoner should be bound over in his own neovisatiess to appear on • future day. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would anew• ledge his receipt of Us. 6d. for the Sailors' Sick Fund. boss P. T. R. S. CLERREN WELL. Mr. Jake Gray, of Clerkenwell-green, and Henry Web gar, of Albert-terrace, Camden-town, were brought up on remand, before Mr. Tyrwhitt, both charged with having in their possession watches, jewellery , & c., to a large amount, without being able properly to account for their ownership. Mr. Boston prosecuted; Mr. H. B. Wakeling defended Gray ; end Mr. Lewis, in., of Ely-place, appeared for Webst. r. Mr. Bolton said that Mr. Langford, of Bristol, wee in the north of England tracing his property ; and, as he could not return till Saturday, he had to ask for a remand in his case, but be could offer evidence in two other charges against Webster. The prisoner Gray and his solicitor then left the court, Gray's f o rmer bail of 601. being renewed till the next hearing. Mr. George Skelton, watchmaker, of St. hiartin's.lane, deposed that on the 26th of November last his premises were entered, and robbed of goods to the amount of 7001. The watch produced, and found in Webster's possession, was one of those he then lost. The name and number had been altered, bat he knew it by his private marks on the works. Kr. Baningart, of 223, Regent-street, watch* , fled a watch found in the prisoner's possession as t, with many others from his shop in October last. Mr. Lewis contended hbough t client was not criminated in the transaetions, for he g his goods in a legitimate way of salesmen, and at regular auctions. The obliteration of marks in no way was peculiar, for it was constantly done by watahmaken of no name to pass off bad workmanship with • good name. The prisoner was a most respectable man, and witnesses were present to testify to the respects-, bility of his ebonies& A gentleman from Mr. Johann's, the auctioneer, of Genschurchetrest, depend to having known the prisoner purchasing almost daily jewellery, &0., and paying reedy mousy for the eats ; and another person produced a me morial, signed by Mr. Henry Bamford Piers, of Basle Hall, and 23 other respectable inhabitants of &dale, Yorkshire, certifying to the defendant's character. as • resident of fifteen ears. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Taking all mitten into consideration, I will admit him to ball in two sureties of 6001. each, and himself in I,OOOL The bail at once tendered themselves. They were Mr. Thane Tolman, of the King and Queen Tavern, 1, Foley street, Marylebone; end Mr. William Clayton, of tie William the Fourth, Leroy, I:vax. The prisoner was then libtruted. KAILBOBOUGH-BTHEIT. Oro. 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Jona Cum Wu" Waiver, ccatialada4 merebaat, liay 14, et the (011 , 11'11 flu W. JAMBS CAWBILL /1111 . III'IND3I. Gleagow, taachilla slalom 11117 16, at the Olaegow Steak Hichaage Rams. SPORTING. CHESTER SPRING MEETING. LATEST BETTING.—TAUBSDLI Ntogr. DEIBY. 4 to I opt Bt. Hubert toff ) 11 to 0 Lord of the Idea 7to 1 De Clare a n d to 1) 10 to 1 Memo off ) 10 to 1 Wild Dayrell (t) 14 to 1 Brunet 500 0 to 30 Dirk Hatteralek (t) 0 to 1 iiiloptown (cd) :3 to 1 Flatterer (t) 1000 to 10 Non) (t, 1000 to 15 olao lad) 1000 to IS Benham (taken 6or 6 cm) .000 to 10 Combos (t) 300 even between &Amon end NIYI Dayroll (t) OAK& •-• 3 to 1 opt ii;basa (t) MODICA? STLKIA of 5 eon. = v tirlth 50 added ; the second to 'MITI, 10 PVC OM of the stakes. Seven furious. (9 'Mt) Mr. E. Bockley's FairSeld, by Annandale, 3 yrs, bat 121 b crborPe) 1 Mr. J. Osborse's Cherry Brandy, 3 yrs, fist 61b (Bisrpark) Lord Chesterfield's Ida 3 pa, Set Lb . (Fordlam) 3 Mr. I. Day's Bottum" aged, 7s. Mb (Aldoroft) 4 Mr. B. Morris's Wild Deer, 3 yrs, 7s. (carried 7st Sib) (Aspinall) 6 Mr. Winterloghases hammy Taft, 3 yrs, est 61b (Greenwood) 6 Betting : 6 to 4 sot astherpe, 3 Na b s b y agst Ida, 5 to 1 sun eget Cherry Brandy and Pabrlb - Won by a length; SIM distance between aton e lea th ird; bed artli. Tug EATON SUMS it IS SM. ISSN hit, ft, with 35 added; ii-Yr. olds lat Slb ,• few. SA Uth; UMW and geldings allowed 41b; and udder rathe as of or kkg, 31b. Extra weight Ihr certain win new Onewersid Genies (7 Nibs.) Dutra ei Ileares as% by Robert de Goebe (J re s sti g 1 g il ast la ..., Mr. Thesslast Sods, Betsy, 3 yrs, ea 101 b (T. 2 Mr. M.& thert's Beau Morns. S In. 7 st (Wells 3 Betting Ewe of Alcyone, 7to 4 agst Boring Betsy, Bto out Bess Man Won very sully by a length. Eux loner between the sessairal third. TIM OSMIUM STAKES of 15 WOE c E s a t E u tlo ft , and only 5 if declared, iellik Sedgy. Extra weight far winners. 'lts snood to aka& dabs. Code Poie. ones mead sad is (1 mils, S hemp). pera i ld•Aspisima. 1/Ka OWSSOIII typos, by =Awe, 5 yea, get Sib (in. dolls, Ma* (lrlatmaa) 1 fir. Z. fares dealsoa, 3 yrs, fat a (Fordhain) S Lad Aurteases The Nabob, 4 yrs, list Sib (A. Day) 3 Mr..l. IIL StanlefsPrinoco, 5 yrs, 7st 1 lib (inci ( ULNAS) 4 Ming slb tes) Mr. ea Lawresee's Bright Phobias. 4 yrs, Get 41 b (Ctesswell) 6 Betting : 6 to 4 aid Typos, 6 to 3 eget Nabob. 5 to 1 apt Venison. A fine close nee be with ended in favour of Typal by • bead ; half • kragth between the sewrad esdtbird ; end a lead only between third and fourth. Bright Phobos low along way mtern. Tee Wilma. Scuts of lb sus. sub, h ft, witit 30 added ; 2.yr olds, colts Ea 12Ib ; fillies, est Sib ; Lyr-oida. edits, ed Sib t Muth, Set la. Certain winners emus. Half • mile. (l 0 Mr. E. Pcn's Stork, by Sir lases or Gabbier, 2 yrs, Lit Sib Qulaton; 1 (theluding 51bestra) Mr. J. M. Stanley's Sugarcane, 2 libt 610 .. (Pordhato) 2 Mr. J. Osborue's Alfred. 2 yrs, 7at (including Sib extra) (Adur all) 3 Mr. E. R. Clerk'. Priestcraft, 3 yea, Set Sit (including Sib el.) (0. hite) 4 Mr. Copeland's The Ley 5 mild Sib „. (Wilson) 5 Betting : 3t04 ow Swank le be I sgst link. Woa by • seek. Three lengths between mesa sa Mird. Toe Guns beau Our et NM ms s didto a Handicap Sweep stakes of e WOK WA. Swami to rosin 50 son. out of the stakes. Certain pen Ides. Oar rood sad a Memo. (37 sobs.) Lord VDUs% Psraisestooe, by Oraherstose, 4 yrs, 7st 71b (*lease flb _antra) (Ulundi) I Mr. 11. Wiles eissa Ile, 5 yrs, 7st 101 b (Weds) 2 Mr. J. B. llegra Cememeps, 4 yrs. Sat elb (J. Buggies) 8 Mr. J. Cabssusts Lard Alfred, 3 yrs, Est Lb (Scarped') 4 The Mowing saw km I Catastrophe, Fanny FOR sod Muter a Ile 4 apt Oses•sopor, 5 to I apt Pamiessisse , sto 1 apt hike*, S Io 1 sot Irsiaas's Eye, 10 to l ego Catartrophe. A very Ilse use Is with the trot two sodsd in favour of Pundeestue by • seek. ?we togas lessetem the mond and third. aid a length keened des did sod *meth. deessaalrodirldadar Obradsr pared the chair lobes Cliff's etirrap st rap dbe fall. very narrowly escapist wri th e *jury. The poor bad scarcely rumored from the effect of Lis severe fall ea Tuesday. Ms Lamle' Paws, Islas 501., for Illeelds sad:upwards. Op tional ream waldbas. de. Ow mond and • agues. lord Obssesdides lady Wrea by Hebert de dodoes, 4 yll. T. Vol Ili (Maul 1 Mr. T. Paces Clollow Boy, 3 yra (10014, 7st lib (Mount I Mr. Seamen's Von; 3 yrs (501.). Oat tub -Maratha 3 Mr. Woods FSIOSO, 4 yrs (601.7,75 t 15Ib (deeded 4 Mks: 7 to 4 opt Away WIIII, 3 to I apt Mom. 6 to I apt a lbs& Ms wind was afterwards soil by audios kr eighty Tidliwitel. Fames STAIR{ of 10 loss. ea, a ft, with SO added ; allkildlib ; Alded 1451 b. Certain allowaaoss. Castle Pohl, cam isms ad In. (7 eats.) Illw a.Oalor De s Lay idles by Sir %Ord dykes. 7st 111 b (Weds) walked over la VW Lard Alfred walked seer. ibetweatboriras bright sad may. bed 011 very col& sad eon =AO* ouelstisP or mew WIWI* tbat winter still . lin- Soloed edsg." thseper. dwdp latisl Is sompsadesly email Odds. was for <honest pert law washer! des maks leas brought to die meths pod with an essisst el =teem whisk emus vodka the future. Till FIRS AT 1111111 MIL 80011 RUSULL'S.—This fire is unfortunately the semi thee lisa occurred on Messrs. , Scott Russell's promisee within** lest two or three para. it is supposed to hays been the work of an incendiary, whose object appease evidently to have been the destruction of Etna, floating-battery for the Baltic, which was aceowsplished. It now lies almost a perfect wreak, partly in the mud, and the remainder on the slips. Mr. Scott Rumen informed the reporter that the foreman of the works went over the battery as late as a quarter to nine last even ing, when it appund perfectly safe, and that within twenty five minutes afterwards flames were seen eneireling her port side as well as underneath. The ire had been Whaled outside, sad the flames being exposed to a strong north easterly gale, were wafted through the portholes into the interior of the battery, and all attempts to check their pro gress proved ineffectual. What strengthens the supposition that the fire was wills' is the circumstance of the whole of sos round the vicinity of the battery, such as staging, timber, rubbish, fro., had been inthe course of yesterday re moved, and the ground swept to accommodate the company alto were invited to witness the launch of the battery on ea turday. Her lass is olospaumi at 80,00 W, arid is but peelally insured.-04pirm Guses. A Slip AMIANDOMMD AT BiIk.—ARENDAL, APRIL 17.—The ilavlness, askansia, of Bergen, from Kutch to ralimoutb, wink a moo of limos* ism ahandoned in a las:ky state, Nadi of Ova Finisiterro ; crew nowt by this Castor, Jt. lBo lo lol ß , arrived here hem Trapani. As:vat (istilltlita--AT MIL Nicer. ESTA3IIIIII. maws II :. =int, sad Na lArkehaa.saag di ci r es e l •sldbited R on Masa a. o. msnintwos. w A dam Wowassus. Milidgeblek Moan MOP usillt7 so, pamaladla. Affigidala fogaimam *or Pula Masid — Vale add atirldh =Ow leaille — Fhri, goons mom. eam, 6,:rcse. nett le. _lll6llllezasa:vaid?,. ibm h ia t i ai d aa dalsOled dadimdli di superior lila •Mg ithw GOOD NEWS BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, PRE PORTE LIT, or Portable Bedstead, Sofa, Chair, Inclined Conch, Mosquito Tent, and Waterproof, or llorrkone Test, rooked is am sees, weight from Elbe. to 121b5., Leith 21 tubes by 6 deep ma=ood. No soldier, taco*. travollie, or forolld should bs without sue. Noll *My by W. Z. 00168, LepMot Woo" U?, Inroad, DOM - - SE MMES TENT. , • 'A' A 4 A • V 7. - 1 ; 152 1 111111 r 7 -_m N.B. ALL PIRACY WILL BE PROCEEDED AGAINST. charge of having indecently exposed himself to Mary Ann I Adams, who described herself ea • needlewornan, residing at No. 8, Brompton•rew. The alleged offence was stated by the prcestutriz to have been committed at about half-past 2 o'clock that morning, as she was coming along Duke-street, where the prisoner was standing in a doorway. The prisoner emphatically denied the charge, and called • witness, wose evidence, coupled with his own statement, left no do u b t but that the accusation was as unfounded as it was scandalous. A policeman said he had found that no such person u the prosecutrix was known at the address given by her when she made the complaint. Mr. Hardwick said he had a very great mind to order the woman to be placed in the dock in the place of the defen dant. The complainant's evidence was unworthy of belief, audit appeared to him (Mr. Hardwick) that she bad trumped up the present charge for the purpose of extortion. lie should therefore discharge the defendant, and in doing so must state that he left the eoart without the slightest stain or imputation upon his character. __ datiMlTH. Mrs. Mary Roberti, a lady of considerable property and is the possession of 1,0001. per annum, who returned to this seantry a short time since from Australia, surrendered to her hail before lir. Payntar to further answer the charge of stealing two night dreams, two pairs of drawers, and two ionises , the property of Mn. Ann Such, of No. 4;Hanover settages, Regent's-park. Some particulars of this cue appeared in this journal on Monday last, and it will be in the recollection of our readers that the prisoner occupied furaished arirtments in the pro asentria's house for herself, three children, and a servant guild, at the rate of 365. per week, and that the gave them up above seven or eight weeks since, and took a house upon Acton-hill. After the prisoner had left, according to the evidence of the proseeutrix, she missed the articles in quer the from her drawers on the first their landing, and when the-phoney called at her house a week afterwards to pay beg rent and to remove her property, she acquainted her with her loss, and the prisoner denied all knowledge of them, and laid the blame up . on her servant who, she alleged, had left her clandestinely in the dead of the night. Subsequently. the prosecutriz received informs, Ow through the prisoner's laundress that the missing edfides, which were marked with her name in full, were in lire. Roberts's possession. Sergi. Earthy, No. 19 T,also gave evidence on the last occasion of the finding of the articles, and said he took Mrs. Roberts into custody on the Wednes- 1 day before, but he did not remove her from her home until the following Saturday, on account of her having only n eatly been confined. The officer also added that the con dos& el the prisoner had been very singular mince she had hem ligkag at Acton, and he was obliged to resort to etre. Mayen to get into the house. The accused stoutly protested be iessiseoe and declared that she had no occasion to steal sotry a rticles,as she bad a large quantity of valuable westing apparel in her houme, besides jewellery and plate; sad she was also in possession of 1,0001. per annum, left her by her father. She had lately returned from Launceston, in Australia, where she had left her husband, for the bene fit of ber health. She had five sons in merchants' offices abroad, and all ber relations were highly respectable, which fact was borne out by a gentleman who offered himself as bail for her future appearance. Mr. Salentine, instructed by Mr. Nobler, now ap peered for the prisoner, who was allowed a seat in the dock during the examination. Mr. Nichols, the clerk, having read over the minutes, Mr. Salentine proceeded to cross-examine the prosecn. trie, and the manner is which she answered his questions was anything but satisfactory. She stated that the prisoner told her, when she mentioned her lase, that the servant had ales robbed her, and had left her clandestinely in the night. It was not so ; the prisoner had turned her servant sway, sled it was ant her who took the things. She did not know it from her own knowledge, only from what the servant bad told her, as she had seen her since the last examination. The servant was not then in attendance. She also missed two silver teaspoons and a silver snuff-box. Mr. Salentine wished to know if the officer searched for those things the prosecute: had just mentioned, as they were of more value than the other trifling articles. Sergeant Earthy said he did not search the house after he found the articles alluded to in the charge on account of the prosecute: saying, in answer to a question from him, that they were all the settles she had lost. She never mentioned a word about the spoons or snuff-box. , Mr. Payater recollected that the prosecute: said a 'word about the spoons and snuff-box on Saturday, when the prisoner ass first before him. Mr. Salentine asked the prosecutrix several times the rea les of her not mentioning the latter articles before, and she at ant answered that she told the officer she had missed several things, but she did not tell him what, and 'gala said that she had no h warrant to Dein% the property belonging to the prisoner before she took it away hom her house. She afterwards said the reason she did not mention the loss of the spoons and snuff-box to the officer 1 , was, that she did not think the prisoner bad got them, eel, she thought the servant might be more of a thief than her mistress ; and hotly, she said she forgot to mention the loss of the articles to the officer. She also said that sloe was a married woman, end that her husband was a gentleman, but he had not interfered in the prosecution. Mr. Paynter observed that it was very extraordinary that the prosecute: should have forgotten to mention the loss of such articles as silver spoons and a snuff-box, and have recollected only such inferior articles as she had just men- I boned. It further appeared, from other endeace, that, instead of the articles having first been discovered through the psi. souses laundress telling the prosecute: that the property was in her house, and leading the court to believe that she first spoke of it to Mre.Such, the prosecute: first found out that the woman washed for the pi saner, and asked her if the had seen such articles in the prisoner's possession. Mr. Paynter said there was no c..se against the prisoner, and he should at once discharse her. The evidence given by the prosacutrix, to was quite cure, no jury would be lieve, as she had given four distinct reasons of her not men tionieg the loss of the spoons and snuffbox, three of which must necessarily be untrue. lie next alluded to the ab ',nee of the servant and the husband in the case, and suggested in future that the polies should have the hus hands to prosecute before they went on with a case of that kind. The prisoner, who cried bitterly while in the dock, then left the court with her friends. MARKETS. Tacna or Lzine.—The Leeds Chamber of Commerce bee pa Want a report of the state at the various trades of Leeds and aside Int the pet moth, from Penh the Yang is es • Tada.—Th tameadow of the month wag he reparted as mere estilmeirp Own lean mom dm pet nil le settee mei le 2 1 = =helms Ms bees denelei coin ellessiene whim Men allowed he Wee bw be id regal emesky be adored Wow; at the lame dos it dmeld te re nualeed that the way ended peettlen of while Wake. red the late. nem el the less" have Wheel buyers to cot with sonniteable = me MOM OW penswithin wry Madero* bomb. Prime wlthent sileradm. Linn Is head of the AMAMI lade at mint la Ilis erettd ; bat now Is now eo plentiful In the Melee, mit the swim item thinsenta continue so to increase, that a Nebel erect be anticipated Ware veep loss. The Meade hem anneella ant mid to be a little mare favourable. Theemaineep end nentrelle seatinue in a satienferp Mate. Ra ther mem hee ham doing In be mashinery IMely, het this Menet is nil wry semelateistesil masers and apse band= are well =ed. awl few see bend el west ei Wilms. The estehlithelsels kr the pedennen at hes leen sten lair wort, am is the fall sateen el thdr mosheitim. Prime cannot be remieweetten brat this dinette le made( tem than ochmein the MB Mile ter Ow anode. depentes. The importanse of this hurt el tedeney teem flea awl asishbembeed wid he er when it le enaddleral then the reeled milk la the lame. = l6l rietutty penile net Ism then WM is NAM ben of wra: ins 7wirlf, Male lleibele @MSS! , te skim. fa pang steady employ:mat inareersi to Imp ammlbste=lers and ethers. MOOR. —lts average prim of sager, the module of the British powitellOns hi America, oorayated boa the retorts mob hi She weak ending the Ist day of Ilan ISM, Is th. Id. t'ipc. the products of the Mauritius, 54 e. Id. The average mite of brown or Memo. redo sugar. the moire of the lest Indite, in the wookemiling as shove, is 21s. 91d. The &serapes of the three loregalas destrip. Was of sugar, Jointly, Is Ms. id MlGAlL—gannet, MAT 4.—The market centimes extremely firm, and bnyortare me unwilling sellers, eves at dm slam lately este. bibbed, mid am hating been made sal reinned Ike several float 2weattrinsThe dalles& last eampelse Mont 800 danrt tone Ma as Midi use heti bees pembraely pie: eoa .sr =don to which the Mr Mora IMatidnea. remslidnj weer hist week, have been die. =gest at Maly Mr. R. Sufi ream have been reluctant at the trimmed Ma demmind by the manufacturers, and the MAIM In maned reins M ammquently been very unim. peed et. Of Rum the Redo ep MW SR Is sand hands. TALLOW.—Relative to the trade to Itaadm pods" we make O the ftalowiag Wrests from the circular lasts. bola sad Charles rwe t—“ last year thandines forded tram latersbarg, aad the ~ty so limb awl oar Derr MON mks. Ms year the sraisslily for losiniblika is as Los this RAN asks, eta Ibbla dada Isawrse WI Mr. eM MOSS Nis sins simpb. bratftlat to lb atimala with will lb hale a abaft bum MUM% ME L* radio dbldsts to the bawler at bria. Oman. Teuro.l222ipm..M ooo ; 111bablis MIR lbass. drratll4 sad zioseis we. Ssiallsor. .409= " iiiii graft as ilia Weft twer kri. IMO mrdient Ida low a ore is serl le war esinfour *Mum Ise New Sr sabadtbas Asalistlt wail lid usi am elk id Ms Mow sisr mei Orme Mil% et awe% mew asisie al Praia. tiks bop mufti of tram St. Wm, via Masi arl *Ws haw sallbaad to pour is ilsy bi g li E wir thnimilsot ay wok ariadis 11.004 dlims oi dm l sled Wow aboat ft. ft per GE. Th e did. lmo been large; and u London is to a much greater extent than In former years the emporium et tallow, the deliveries [Gay to t to be of an unusual magnitude. Our concluding prices *re Apc„ new, Mo. CORN,— CHILKATOID. MAY 4.—There wee t good supply of Mimi at mszket today, and high prices were asked for MI descriptions, and farmers succeeded in establishing an advance of Se. to 6s. per aL on both red and white; red, 725. to 765. • white. Ma to de, Beans scam and 2e. to is. dearer; klaxagan, 4 0$. to 120.; TiW , ma, to 435. Barley aid peas also is. tote. higher. Lswomm, MAT L—Re have had a fair supply of wheat at mutat to-day, which made 4s. per qr. advance, the biudnew done, mi.,. was not extensive, the market closing dull. Wheat, red, 76. to tra; white, Ate to • 4s. scarcely any barley offering, and prices M. itgber. eta. to Me Nothing part,' in other articles. _ _ - - WAILITYLD, MAT 4.-.4%111, was • moderate atteadaase of buyers, but holders making 7a. to ha per quarter more for whiet than the t rZ . e a last ridgy, the bu.inero was checked. Barley was l ard (per quarter) and aliening (per load) le. to 2s. dearer. Oats were ok. per stone higher. COALM—Howson, MAT S.—Middle's West Hartley, 17s. 6d.: Carr's Hartley. 165.; Davison's West Hartley, lbs.; Butleppa West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Hastings' Hartley, lle , ; su m o , 17s. W. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 16s. ; lonaresba's Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Tanlield Moor, 16a. ; Tandeld Moor lints ; 16e. ; Walls End Heaton, iSa. ; Walls End Lawson, 16s. W.; Walla End Riddell, Va. 6d.; Eden Main, I9s; Walla End mg; lbs. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 20s. ; Well. End Hems, Sow Wale End Pennies, Inc ;Id.; Walla End Stewart's, its , ; Walt' End Hellos, 19s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 19s. ; Wen gm Ten, 20s. ; nirehgrove Granola, 245. ; Carr's Merthyr, 241. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTE—Coronet t ead America, at Barbadoes ; Gabriel, at Jacmel; George Andrea, at OW:WM Eurydice, and Triton, at La Ousyra; Champion (for Rio Hacht), and Geyser, at Puerto Cabello; Minstrel Boy, and Arabistao, at Beirut ; Recovery, Breese, H. D. Pooh, and Vulcan (c), at Naples ; Calpe (i Let horn, Leonor, and Ferranti° Luis, at Smile ; Margaret Rad Jane, at Malta. SAILID you LrvharooL.—Parker, April 3, and Dot, 8111, from Demerara ; Avon, and Lady Jocelyn, March 27, feet Barliadoes ; Centipede, April 3. from Beirut ; Arcadia (cc), from Smyrna, March 24 ; Marguerite, from Mantillas, Aptil 28. ARRIVED. AILDA.-Ilt GTSIVIDDVI, May 4, from Yong Au Entca-at Gravesend, May 4, from Nanny ArnAua -at Gravesend. May 4, from MOM AtAax-at Bristol, May 3, from 0 9 114 ) AMP ADD lIARAII-at Quondam, May I, from Aleasekh BEITIIOVIOI-4t Queenstowa, May 1, from Nies Ban.uarr -at Southampton, May 3, from Constaatlassis Barns. Q•nes (es.)-at Liverpod, May 4, from.........diensfria OW/4M or &frump-off Livemeol, May 4 Crry or HAVVVRO- at Gram. May 3, from I= Cm or LOPDON-at Oravesind, May 4, from Cum Jonas-at Graveesed, May 4, from. ...... ...... Donreuf-at Falmouth, May 3, from team Duro:nap-at Queenstown, May I, from.. Marsala Duna-at Gravesend, May 3, from His DiAlva-at ODIVfteM. May 3, from Harliegis Enes-at Gravesend, May 3, from. Realms IrauDA- at Gravesend, May 4, from Mu S PIO DA-at Bristol, May 3, from St. Bided% Fumm-at Queenstown, May I, from Ism FUSTA-4t Grav,seed, May 4, from Swaim Fesra-at Gravesend, Maya. from Remy FAIIIIJIX-at Gravesend, May 4, from hose-at Gravesend, May 4, from = Ilorm-at Gravesend, May 4, from „Weis Haulms-at Grand, May 4, from_ Merl Hanzez-at Gravesend, May 3, from.. Isrsaanv-at Queenstown, May 2, from Aland& lamorrais-at Gravesend, May 4, from = IDA Yaw- at Gramma, May 4, from Java PAIUML-Olf Queenstown, May 2, from Mitlall Jerrraa-at Gravesend, May 4, from Joso-at Browne, May 4, from ..... .............. ......%. Jose MOWLII3I-atOravosend , May 3, from Gamely Jimmie esna-at Grareeend. May 4, from Basin LAI.LA-at Liverpool, May 4, from Rio Babe Mosourro-at Liverpool, May 4, from... Rio Gael Movrs's MATD-off Liverpool, May 4 MONEDVA-Dt Gravesend, May 3, from DAM Mao Lsooe-at Queenstown, May 3, from Aland& Pinup-at Gravesend, May 4, from JIM Grace Or viz L.4446-et Liverpool, May 4, from Greed ILIORDA.--la Falmouth, May 3, from Ibrahim Boma Manta-at Gravesend, May 4, from Homy dwarwica-at Gravesend, May 4, from Sods B A aaw-at Gravesend, May 4, from Doan Samna-at Gravesend, May 4, Boas toms -----at Liverpool, May 4, from Sammie a-at Gravesend, May 4 , from tiff ISA 1 LED. ApoLrrusa--from QUORENLOWN, May 2, to Baltisontr.e. ALLissec-freen Swansea, May I, to. Krim Ann Bari nem-from Swarms, May 2, to nein tsar. litusaieu- from Bull, May 2, to Condone. Caurni-from Cardiff, May 2, to ilsesille DRILIOTIAN-from Greenock, May 3, to ..... Sam Swansea, May 2, to Chediel 00101 D- front Liverpool, May 4, to Min DRAGON-from Gravesend, May 4, to !Z Maenad nue -from Cardiff, May 3, to Daus -from Portsmouth, May 3 , to gide EicaLszoir -from Swansea, May 3, to la ' YAMALIL-froo Falmouth, May 3, to -UN 1 MANLY Rein-hcsol Gravesend, May 4, to Leonia loos Duna-from Cardiff, May 2 ' to C. C.O. Jous-from Cardiff, May 2, to Man , WIN JoaslltswLE-from Plymouth, May S, to ' Juno Berson-from Gravesend, May 3, to Cana.. LAIL& ILOORN-from Liverpool, Ilsy 1, to Celle MINN Ilsits-from Liverpool. May 4, TO Msetosano-froin Cardiff, May 2, to .Jlds Ilsocsasrea-froso Cardiff, rely 2, t 0.... -...„ Oil Ill a acon-frara Falmouth, N.i..c l, t. - Bohn Nem ZITALAND•4I.I.IIIOIITWA, deal 2, to ~..ffelle Nvsvo itoesazo-from Liverpool, May 4, to ...- ..... --MI. No. 183-from Gravesend, May 3, to COO lisooroneLrr-from Gravceend, May 4 , to -Nal soodia Fox-fromSWINATIL, May 3, to Mae Sas -from Shields, May 3, to . Medal Sorra San-from Plymouth, Shy 9, to ../diall Jill Unarms -trout Liverpool, May 4, to Tar-from Gmuock, May 3, to 411114 Saumsge•-from Queenstown' May 2, to .............. ..stko UNICOIN-from el)de, May 1, to ff. Coll& Zu Lions - from Cowes, May 3, to Noe VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Carolina (English barque), from Jamaica for Looks, Api 49.1. N.,100. 26.20 W. Gertrude Wrench ship), for Melbourne, kitsch 15, Lt 2.11 V., M. 91.49 W. Margaret Evans (packet ship), from London for New York, Apt lat. 47.05, lon. 19.30. Southampton (packet ship), from London for Ne w York, April 1 3 0 4 49.50, ion. 7.1 u W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DOssON.--Ray 2, at Weetbourne-terraoe, Hyde.puk, infeci 4 Dobson, Seq., of a eon. FALL.-11hy S, at Denmark-hill, the wife of L W Fan. daughter. Mu* the v*4 ..JODCHILD.—ApriI 30, at the Vicarage, East the Rev. W. G. Goodebild, of a sou. HARORAVE.—May 2, at Maitland-place, Lower CUP" * id' of C. W. Hargrave, of aeon. HEMSWORTH.—ApriI 30, at the Rectory, Greet Ryboll 3 , I C5* the wife of the Rev. A. B. Hemsworth, of • len. RINGE6.—May 2. at Clifton, Gloucestershire, the w* Req., of a daughter. VAILIANT.—May 1, at Weybridge, Surrey, the w* Vat, ILE.LC.S., of a son. WOL lli LE an Y.—May 3, at Eton College, the wife of the Rev. C. 06 . 1 ' of a son. ItARILIAGES. CHRISTY —MARRIAMay 2, at thFriends' Song Chelmsford, David Christy, of Patching Doll. es daughter of Henry Marriage, of the same place. DICKBON—t•ECHAM.—ApriI 30 , at St. Luke's, Jr'e!. t el l Rev, the 1.)..0n, Major G. biakson, 34/th Regt., to Loam daughter of Capt. Mecham, of Egot House. 1.3 ROCKE—DATREL.I.—M , y 3, at Dattlisb, Devon , Csie. gyo Rooke, Rector of Clungualard, Salop, H. Rocks. Esq. • e e t .Stb Regt., to Moots Jane, daughter of E. P. Dora , Revlon Dayrell House, Bucks. the SHIPLEY —LUILGE.—May 3, at C h ewer Church. - mem Carter, M.A Mr. A. Shipley, of Walton.on.That aes t dauter of W. H. Burge, Esq.,window.. it+ BT. A gh MOUR—TURNER. — May g o at M. George% Bei g li_ w i ler F. M. St. Amour, Esq., of Ostend, to atria, d or. W. Turner, Req., late a Magistrate and DeputP lgwu.— fordshire. tt.. TOO* TODD —l2l3lOES.—May 1, at St. Paul's, Deptfold. .C o - of Bagshot, Surrey, to Henrietta, daughter of Mr Counter-hill, New-mo.. DEATHS. • . fit+ BAlLB4.—April 30, Emily Ann, second daughter d I. 80 , of Aab Hail, Ash, Shropshire, aged 23. ~,,,k g• & BISHOP.—AmiI 30, at Cambridgvetreet, Hyde -r— -/ W Bishop, 68. BUBNIIA3L— aged Aptil 30, at Wellingborough, T4°l. WW I° Louisa, wife of 0. Burnham, Esq. .—May 3, David war, Ent o f Baths/ 1 4 40 DE 1441‘ Ca MAB nonbury. e quare, and WDeood.areet, dies** Ned 0. *, I* GOODLIEVIL—May 3, at Canoubury.eptare, V. B. Good late of the Admiralty , Somerset Rouse, aged 64 . --Ater et C. HAVIII.RiLEY.-31ay 1, at Park.aeseest, Nana, o. liammeraley, Eng., aged 44. iltikl/.. t. --Itsy 2, Mr. Mead. of southilonse, Ogg Wili. ../ w la ; i °_. ~ . i Prlotad and puldiabed by Wit Awe Kum lialmsos..-6' b ; Lair agree/ In the City of Landon . Prated. 6 1 th il v' s— WO Mrict• w Ow iwwwwwW of Whitaftiars...43ATO IWO . MAI 4 XWIIERE !!! r 7