The Express. — London, England, 1855-04-03 00:00:00

to their built tiles oar ems. were set muted oar. Still, goadmis, with all ear &Obsessions's—including sates retuned to leis families of deceased asemben, the pay. meat of al gausses, the paynstot of ten enmities, du of 301. per asses, four of 601., sad one of 301., ear espied We evesiag will enalutit to snarly 9,oool.—and as eat had is mill rim, I am sure yow wul allow that it Is la s moat liseeddiag 'audition. Ti.,. is se sloe of putffineess. gliednelell. to whom this Waited= tea be • frit:braeilt then those employed la the precise's. boar) The hard-waling isountry setae, by sub scribieg to this feud as, le may institutes, »dye from the mime of his Wheal, ea quite as mach. if out Ewe, time .bat he received while at work. Tel., but thole who know, are acquainted with hie toil. The studying leas parts from, what is 'died, sight to alit ; the throwing off use heavy berths*, ems bug tragic or dreary coolie part, oily to hear saseller—see that, after the play I. over, will keep him hem his bed kali the night, to m s* reedy, as well as Mow at Monad ea the awaimg iag ; sad with this oinslsot ybsv, ohm is the peer ester compelled W obese.% MOM say arise of nourainest, his day of fast, • amilegusei baseiliades. (Hear. hear.) Gesilemee, I a saabled truly is &plea what this clue of performers sedan, bemuse I was • isesatry actor, and, ancsaget other viehniteidell. ewe walked hem Northampton to Louden-79 miles•-amdkil. It is • fast, I soon you. (*. Hear," aad dussia) I had a sompanies in the • sots plight; sad ea =nne pecuniary reseemile, we discovered ourselves rase ab yss, of 941.-4111. sub, according te Cukor. Ls* My _MlNgiashan, I will be my ea- IMMO 4111111011 t WA bow we got to Lasko. My asslnme aniblad of a eleseibare valley Wu cost, with eueddsell meld booiros. soma to the throat, because I woo aimbesossth what we teirm a fawned waistcoat, made of glomileiblaMaad dowry showy pattern, generally adopted vbea l Liegingesmeta boys sad mining wakeless. which a t that was_ stumalaa. (Chem and laughter.) I will set OMMIMpt doesslbe my hat, while my trousers must only be delloseely allembal to, as they were made of what wee origi nally white davit, but, as they had bees worn about als weeks, sad having myself been much to the fields, there was • refreshing dot of a green acid clay eolour about them, whisk imparted to that portion of my attire quite as agricultural appearases. I carried a small boodle. I edl sot desesibe its satire seatents, taupe that is bald a red wig and • pair of meet boots Varier my arm toes • peeeslie, ontaising sketches from oaten ' sad sum aalpsaammppmm a love wetly. While on my feet to Miamian alseveaty- two mites, I wore" 'Moot tied up at the heel with packthread. Thus "I f u. started with my sempealen from Northamplaws, Wore hveakfaes we sesompltehed them miss, who" wo sat down to rat anises under • Mdge by the amildo. We tilt very mach disposed to wake of tho mod I bass silaied to, bet were rather venial hew to pro vide p. Pessully a e r-bory appeared, duce cog Om lazy = aas- Wleed .l 2ll6 We web earsyiog = tl s iresmteale sull A one Oft on Orr am best slay.. A allege was elms at Mad. whew cm offiglioll for breed, ' and procured a wry ales though Mile oil, holtquatua kotnabakod loaf few ose poont. The aaaboj sat by is ea that roadside to wait Mr his as. TM cows seamed to regard is with a skew bosh of ~id pity and indifferease, lei* the hirers most of that loaf, and these piste 'b t skimmed milk, I mom yes I *eyed the roadside Mesh list of that amass swabs on. than I have enjoyed the samosems beaten of this molar. Oa the Ira day we melba 40 miles, Ia which my pumps, sad what they rourad, " WWI sum" Oar bed fir Iles "fait on is mo stems wayside hosislries called " a lodglog-haw tar tsars*.," for whisk assommodation wediabissol two roles Late is the oveafai of the nest day we asegiVed the mgesisieg $2 mils", sad found ourselves at the Mali/ aim cap, at Hood= Town, with same' in we pedals to posson bilimplat of porter. (Lead chews, end maimed loombssa.) Thu you see, 'magmas, I bows omediossi Nam of the vielesitudes of • eisuntly Mew, oaamqualidal to Mow bow great • boon this foal must be to {bat also of the dramatic profusion. To the Landis putamr, who by the rules of the leads of Drury-ism sod Crest-gardea cannot he isle those isialtotiess. tho °semi Theatrical read met be mrsalkireeespeabis; sad I am sure, genCesses, orlon you essablor what we ban Mae, you will this even*, help us to is mew ii sad as at the present time this is the letiy ma amt thsotMal dismal new is the metropolis, aadlbmilb apes yes is behalf of the stage not Wog es many WI they ease won, yes will, I as ware, do all is year paw fur oat this oramaica. W. know it is the villas soot simagot may in this gagster No, when awes= and palm% °Maio*, all that ems footrest, delight, sad dusts the mind, us Mend sidest the people oa a ilooder— whoa to walk is the psis Adds is considered by sem as • sio—wbes Esmha Mil seems to govern the oroafry sure this its perbamost—it is, I say, a vulgar out mosagot the intederaut sad the ignorant to decry the etsge and its prohesors. Hat those people little know how many good and self-sacrificiag fathers, mothers, emu, daughters, brothers, and sisters are to be found is the eon amity of performers—end it is in behalf of these that I plead. In behalf of the stage I plead—the stage that even Martin Lather, that stern reformer, did not condemn, for in ens of his works he tells his followers "by no mums to abstain from the reading of comedies," at the same time advancing some liberal and ingenious argansents is their favour Remember this injuection, gentlemen, sad also remember those who illustrate tt• plays and comedies of the misery, and the beet days of wh si bus are devoted to year amusement and instruction. Mr. Dicicsos again nee to propose Mr. Buckstone's hada, with a humorous comparison between the meows of that gentlessaa's sansgement as compared with the ma al t of more important attain elpewheret. t i .l3 a ociovoien returned thank., sad gave " The Len. don Theatrical Wagers," associatiag with it the sum of Mr. Webster. Mr. WEINITII reepeaded, sad gave "The Dramatists," aiming Mr. Mark Lemon ad Mr. Robert Bell. _ _ . _ Mr.ilazu Lauri said, is returning thanks, that after a geed speech, the neat but thing was a short one, and there fore he doubt he could not do better than " Bing the Bell." (Laughter.) Mr. B. 821.1. said that Mr. Lemon's speech reminded hint of the two men who, when they went out together on festive occasions, found the result of their potations to be that one man was deprived of the use of his limbs, and the ether of his speech, so that one said he was " speech drank," aad the ether that he was " limb drunk." Under these dreaminess, they entered into a contract that " Speech drank" sbanitl eanp " Limb drunk " on his back, while thiskedir &MI to answer any impertinent in quiries ham the pdiesseas. The moral was so obvious, that he amid not detain the company by applying it more par titioned oa the preemie occasion. (Laughter Mr. Bell ed by Waking the eseipeny for the toast. The aolleellim he the irseship was anneeneed to be am sidrimbly is *seem of SOU; sad the other Meat* is the sheimuntli lid having bass disposed of, the one Pee/ eePit• Mod. The semileal te ware asumully effective, c=g. the talents of Min Ransford, Madame Newton Mdlle. Jean, Bear, Madame Weise, and Mears. Weiss, imadsrd, add Gimp. Mr. Toole was the toast. RUM& Doss 07 • CLERGYMAN IN TEI PULPIT.—It is oar palollal duty to sword the sudden demise of the Bev. =Dever, lawauteet of Ft. Mary's, Kirkdale, daring teatime ei &dee sorties yesterday monies. The rev. emetlemes had just ascended the pulpit (after Woe or lam wash' Assam kin fedispseition), sad was fa the set of steins awl taw OM Mask siv., TOMS 6to 9), whoa be was alsamed to 11111 lb bast to his eyes, as if his vision was seeliely ellbeted. mai Goa Instantly to stagger sad fall down. The esespeordia were, of wane, gristly alarmed, and softest*, bads portion uttered load screams, whilst several 'madams illieltately rushed up the pulpit stoles, but it was say M sellassithsir respected pastor breathe his lass.—Lmerpool Mom of Malay. Fox= ox TxAmminm—Three miles from Wol- werhanptee, aad wields the nuliassettry boned. el the Mem" is the towasidp et Willenhall, send for earryeson sad leek making. The welling of its Baas es two weeds, may, " Willem Hall," appears to hare bean attraded with important eessequesen to Isaias tredienis, es the ' hilowiss ass wdl show. Lindy *see Ise litate to the Willeahall station a large aunbie wham hempe, ' panels. to., addre ss ed " T. 8. Nopr Bp. Willem, Hall, , ' awl went sash. sled dense of Wiles of wise Ores ail dammed head their wa mea asellsa non is Weindiep tea. • weber of elrsssslaw led the yaks fid Wm beat Mr. Germ, win does art Mw at Willaslaili m eed INS ramie" dmg al the Wolverbaspess own 1811telleisiesi queeellise of spirits ben Noun. Watt. of Landes, sake Nee prneeess. Mr. Beery Prig, jos was ...nisei, pinhead • lease trees the iiallareb last dated "Wilke HA" seiflim e tte d of a Poodles order fee IL 10a , to be is lie soma% mid eol ith s a quaky of Tat e Isaady, esd wt, add& wee sw ea s e a t Mr. Bntt belleoloutlist " Willis new we a 's seat, sad Thanes Harl ots. Orem • of ledepesdeof psepe= nabs, Si Wen awl Moulin ham will4nessi lllas dens. Imbibe reise's Oesilts Feeeny, the Wise Conpasy, Mahan% Basd•suost, P hel ps. Ism. Ls, wars heed ea the planer, showng that sten eatsesin seasksistild bad Ulm pine hos the nollaspolie to " WOIs Sal." The ease INN wweoiai t Biesday zest, to enable the *lee a eenearuthahli skit moral fens as Leads. - - TES ALUM MOW= lIT THE CAPTAIN OT A Stosiimii—Tisterday Mr. William tbe esewser, soma ibe wijoarand is no the dee& et dr pia Meek. Died 14 who it wits bad died `es W 111-Westwiselit ta 7 . klross th e ead the web et the whams, "Mkt es tie peewee has Demme le Loam aid views eseesied was KallZaerls, seemed ea seek ealeseedirsOnalke. mho digeeed se Ems Iledriesid 'pods Soul ea sewed sondem Oa we amiss the evils bete • s ee M Y ever hie while Wailes Ilia, seedy OMB bleed is ON Oen hi lead sod lima& The tlemead bid bat 44=fiteithes, sad sew mod to take Maw& Tit deft la the irmaille. ea a sheet, the grostfrae et lbj___,llll• lidalfty wet sal Mee _ The lel %Meat* ` • "gam et " easalleasites pleat Theist Zama, the seeeehtet theOsesilae, sad Haab Doak% lb. wisb." The wwwww Um mho sot his warrant tot the ammistal el by piessee to lieraapah The forsldeg Sake was Wei kr the Pestsmoter Gamma slid.: 7 1e anst nab ter Austad's will l illo /1 3 I " 41I PP le *IP Mille Psis, nibbli is b boa 14 ••fflehi ea the aaandeg albs fth Ilia 11•1111111 mag• ullo 11l lAadea ea lie swift ad the de bet - --- • .. / klk ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—limorrox. Aran. 2. WAS IN. LIMO. Putt ASIR • IMICIAL WILLIS v. This mum, which was pertly Herd ea Saturday, was remind to-day, sad was act brought to • oushislos sant eight &dock at sight. Mr. B James, Q.O , Mr. Wordsworth, and Mr. Bayliss, wire for the plaiatiffi and Sujeut Shoo, Mr. M. Cham bers, Q.C., sad Mr. Robinson, for the defeadant. The amen was brought to reemr sompentatioa in de mises from the decadent, for hulas maliciously made a sharp imain•t the plaiatiff of having conspired with a por ton aimed Hoary Gibson, to defraud him of 6001, by fah* representatiose with regatd to the vales of a mina at Car demerit, in belted, ogled the Royal I:liberate* Silver sad Lead Mice. The ems lasted the greeter part of two days, bat as there b beta a good deal of litigation epos the same manor, and meat of the prlaclpal facts have hem before reported, it will be summary to give all the ovi duct' is detail. It appeared that the plaintiff was a eel owner, and also largely engaged is the corn trade at Wel verharaptoo, and the defendant was a perms engaged is the mate pursuits at Briny Hill, is the same neighbourhood, sad they were Asst lstrodueed to oath other epos the masks of the Great Babibition of 1851, and after this period them was • seed deal of 'enmity between. them. The plaintiff, it appeared, was also acquainted with (M -ew, who had ea interest in mead mines, ogees MUM was oat eelled the Gnat Welch Silver sad Lead See, sad from the. eunespesdesce that pared Intuits the par tite, there appeased** be so doubt that the delbadalit was very maims to have as interest is this pa/tinier mine, as well as the oat that wee afterwards piseilal, Royal Hibernian; sad at less* he persisted a ire is the femur, for white r• pad OIL, sad ea She lea d Awa. 1852, be pee 5001. be a shine in the later. Mass op peered to have bees the misolgel meat is the natter, asi it was admitted that he bad reesived dm singes for the sham in the Matra.* Mae, and it tossed that. at gm= the traasaetioa, se reel was the maidens. of thi and all the other who bad parehated inets, to Gibson's roes and Sid be their Wisest, that they made a preset of a piste at plate Si two bar died real vase. A very short time, it appeared, to dispel the dame of weak that ware es. peed to be derived from the miaow sail the defendant bright an eaten egoista Oben, to sewer the mosey he bad paid, bat the Wkse was see presseded with, and be Agana et lest year, it appeared that be preferred a bill Won the mind jury at the Clestael Criminal Coat etregga g the plaintiff sad Gibson with=bing the tegelher Miran. him try take repressaleame to to mime queake. The bill was MIA sal apes tht a mensal Ism* cad the plastiff was takes kb suotody and numbed betase the asegiolirates at Woleethampton, by when be was esiared to Clad bail to answer the charge. It was Mission the part of tbe plalatiff, that be had just am gaoled s lease he mute estenehe anisette that were likely be paws bldbbassidel Is hie isearask sad that be we de a Imp Wiles dish amphora sway a handsel Lama, sad it sees will that Ms essengsesee eI kb being takes kW ember smiler the elsemetlessee woe to destroy bb era% sad that Obis asme apes and he wee Angel maim kb preptelp, mad led aow nothing bat an Ammo et 41. • week frees kb estate to 'abase upon. The kiliehment was is doe comes lbeneed b Ms asses% Bomb by mama, sad it appeared that Gases kft Ob i mustry, and whoa the trial of the plalatE same ea Wan Lord Campbell, the cam was Napped after the deiadent had gives bis evideam, the bend judge ruling that there was so Masan to swat IM charge again* Tbe plaballll appsmod wee pet to an u ps., et VAL delhadieg the poseseaties. ILr ilatieest Mise addremed the jury es Wall et the de feudist, sad he prefteed deemasatery sad ether wawa, with • view to show that the deileadest bad a ememable mend fee em nsobs that the Oskar woe sessitaed with the fraud width he mid had audishiedly bees_ Maffil ka by Giber's. He peeked Wan written by the plabilw to the defendant, is width bib him to have a sham be the aka, sad gave a slowbg . immiptlea have its prospeets teem We we pommel Annelids, ell *ups Mataients smisabhodke Abs. It applaud that skims h Gibms a t emir ether peaks bad made a pad eskilklut et fife is setaesee te the Grand Him es Nine, dist, is point at AM, se lake was is making ; ask although mem misers wen employed, nod isms pits sere deg by Shim that no thing is the daps at era was seer Messearel, sad it was paved that, at the seism. of Giliess, a um awed Cassell, who had Ms mmegemest of the mks, wrote a report, a copy of whisk was sestliba kr the purpose, is whisk be stated that be bed dhoseeted the lode, and that it was worth at least 1501. a fathom, sod Ohio Masked report was, so doubt, aide see sf be the papas et inducing persons to booms amebae= is the else. Baran Platt, to emmetki up the case to the jury, said, that the rely qualms they hat to consider was, whether the defssdaat had essiesabk sr probable cause for including the plaintiff is the Millatetat for a conspiracy to defraud. So far as Gibes woe sessiesod there would probably not be mach doubt : a be nature of his proosedings, but it wee agelbet whether the evidence satisfied them that tit falsilr bed any guilty knowledge of the lesimactios. It did set appear that he bad ever derived any advents's bun the Rise la questise, or that he even we a gavels it, and the jury would wader *Who: it we not potable that he might Isere imam* =de Ni. bile represintatiess relating to it from isimitsies glees him by Game, sad without fraudulent bilesdes. jury, after a very short delibetallea, returned a 'media for the plaintiff—damages 1,6001. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The April Quasi Sessions of the Peace for the county of Middlesex commoseed yesterday morning, at Clerksawell, before Mr. Ilideeat Adams (Assistant-ladge), Mr. Witham Mr. Genihmt, Mr. Tandy, Mr. Beaky, Mr. Woodward, sad ether emaisteeles. The esesaiss wedged the names et TS paissame lee =ttem OS wen charged with him, ea& The Aseishr:abSaigo Agreed the grand jury. Danfol Pr 0412, was indicted for having stoles a Mat sad ether eettelee, the property of Daniel Bowyer Pena, bit father ; mail Abtal Magma, $l, was indicted for hamlet* mead % tie mink mei knowing them to have bees deka. The nagger petomee pleaded gelity. Me. Hemp op= s tse the posamitation ; Mr. W. J. Payne he the primer The melba of the primmer stated that she was the wife elf a cacaos, and lived at 21, Unica-street, White. ehapel. Oa the awning of the 9th of Muth she missed hem • lamer. • wOrk chain, sad later In the sense day the missal a east sod wastage hem smother drawer. Fiallag that her in (the prisease)' sad enether, eu younger, did act is., helm, sot wen in Mira of them, and hawses ammo mad twelve o'clock at night she met them maw out of the Britannia Sakes. Her husband, who was with her, asked them what they had dame with the articles, sad the younger rimer maid they bad sold them, chain sad al, to • men who kept • lodging-house. She procured • covetable, and west to • hoses in Brick lane, kept by. Novae for some other person, ma she waited below with the boys whin he weat and found Noquet. Her basked said he &NM lock him up, and he then odd he geoid get the thieve hack if she would wait a little when Saha Pee^ latilliaiMissking boy, son of the lost walboirelalikellat lit teenier showed him the things eine he Yitikes them, said, be asked am to ge with his to a higing-hoess ia Brien-lase, where be maid eel lima. I west with sad be showed me the saw daisy idiot le mid was only • brass one. He Leek me to Nietwet's hews, in Belek-lane, and when we gel them Newt was emaliaseatelds, sad he sad, what have yen get there. My basllierlalhe tWipie • dildi under Warm, mad asked this edam kr MIN mil be NU be wean sad took** bulb las Ws. Retreat ipso the blase mad we Mond hies in. I saw half a ileasagkis led aim sea the bs Megan went oat, end wee owe tea manlike, and ulna be same bast he gave my bleaker Is. 6d., and my beesber gram bin U. We them west away, hat west bait ht shoot Is been My brother amid the am sal we mat in. Nowt edi t "Rave yea gee esp4llo. men id 111" My bream imil, " Yee," end showed Wm the eialthinard. He tea it mad west away for lea abates, aail he thee gam my beam 2s. U. ter it, and be gave Mtl& au of it bask _Gioia. Mewed " I have Mtn by weithe whom melody ma get it heit ;" ead said Hee hod =yea* am* al l, te lam it to him Semi We M west aiiii&emi la the amain my brother leek= to hs Beitenais nsane. As we mime out my Moe sad stilber imstioNspol we went with them to Hogue% Mem ISO who took Napo* la 4leposed thee al lida t sa iim th is:prisoner said he ham of the manse ke was charged with. Boa the boys he we the sea, end the father Bald he mead give him is Yid E not give upW theiles Wags. Mean made as se i rl ri p dist, sal ea whams his thst be same go Ulla awl lea s be " ley awl gat *am bask V yea vie Ova se a Node dam, ael las get dip bask arbors a suase." He thee took both him and Dead genre alli t i agae mathaiei that the salines wee set etheigehe so le ltegua boobs a :guilty kaoraleise that the @Ada was althea, Mint o ` that lay like the o th er pri mer night rowdy la kle pesseedeth Milanese a liegath's diereiter woe edieth They spoke M him as a very leant era lithethe, awl sae et Ikea, the porees ai = is taty , " be woe as the lean I. Driek-leae, * bye Aaistaat Judge as to the wises =poi to Wpm the sight sa kis seethes. The dune woe id. tar penes, sal whoa tell the WIN about 81. a week. The primer horn sharp= Th en. awl lei always thews Ithearit leseeth The Amieleat4odp Main eorehlly gem through the widow, The Jeri best the prisam OWN,. The lime hip dwelt It wadi be way desirable to law w ere thilimaellea se to lie pima Iliegoot, and he deed& Ihaellee yeelpthe Ile anthem thellt mat session. laisehat istarei. Itheard HargJakissa,ol,sluly Ins Withal ter trawl. There wore two taNahmitheated le pleaded geft te Kr. Cooper, ha the gesaleadia. ealt w Wilasill a Llelt gene &beat sepeethalleg VW le we a ark la th e et the Keehn aerie Itellway Oempamy, sal laVai nquetei te Naha atheedeas sr thee poem who lei bees thiesei t i g a i rC sail parlieoleob that dageetemeal dialt al =ead MOW Mir c= Se hal maw ta alma 86 thelthees, boa' mai &Om ; bet NM et the digestions woo aoileallaely hope. The plow wee res*llBll me la 41 1= erne ries 101 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1855. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-noxrea. Cork as balsas, was houlthe lehre Sir R. W. Caries, shorted under the following drealestamem A shopmea to Mr. Mott, of Cheageits, eilvensitb, said —oa Wetiseaday analog, at a lisle Were 8 o'clock, there was • violist blew at the shettheiss, whisk was thaw distal? reputed. Ths glees wee mg slat. I treat eat into the strut, sad a maa tell me that the primer had at tempted to break the glass I quid/mod the /dieser st the subject, sad Its lifted up hie elbow sad math a meths with it, sad the showed me a damp knife in his head. I seat for an dicer and gam hint Into custody. I had see. hies es the previous Satarday evening, about the mane hour. when be came into the gap with a false or flub Beak note for 2001., and asked for ugh for it. He sold, u I un dentud hint, that he bad takes it of a money-thanget in Gummy, and I told his it was oleo value whatever; sad he this left the shop. The mimosa said I. Frank through an interpreter, that he west to Mr. Mott's home for the purpose of the wisdom to get tome watches in order to be t e : k a:l3 upon the owaar themes the change of the 2001. awe was sot forthcouniag whoa applied for. Sir R. W. Cards—Where did you get the note 1 The Primmer—l stole it front a thasmberstaid. Si,. R. W. Cards—lt was • Ultimo note. The Primmer—l know it was, for ea Saturday morning I took it to tin Bank, and they told me it was a bad me. Sir R. W. Cardea directed that the Ladled ethear shoed be requited to math. the priesser, sad sus athievards Dr. Missile writhed that the nes was et mad nisi. The priesser saki is oddities to his stramithat se to the mouser In whisk he hod beams pereeemod gibe sslo, that hulas been harmed et the hematios et • halo to serve ageing Rothe, be led applied for emplesensai epos the emesims, represesthig that he was unpaid, by the pules. knowledge of several living lespeget, render aimless to this essaily. Sir R. W. Caries said hp sendiered the primmer It be a very dangerous dander, sad mistimed his to ho ine panned as a rogue and vegebesd, with hard lather, he six weeks. Daniel Hwy., errand boy to Mr. Piper, of Sheep/ate street Without, builde r , was esantined lama a "harp of harts( committed Dana thefts in the house dike prom eater, from almost every roots in which he ustrivei to steel something. • Mr. Lewis. the prism?' Whiter, 'simmered to show that Mr. Piper had indeed the Flamer to coshes his guilt by the rob* of impurity bat act memo& Mr. leer exposed a wish that the magistrate would it &side spat the ease, as to give the primonu a abeam of refermiag. Sir R. W. Carden said it was always his earnest with to decide with a view to the reformed= of an "deader, emposially where the delinquent was mum, bat the present cue to whisk he bad paid great attentho, held out no etroig prospects of advantage from any indulgent con sideration. He should at any rats postpone his decade@ until Wednesday. GUILDHALL. Marks William ifissciiloreiievaii, the late Si= eine Usiversal Provident Life Assinatien, was re-ez on a charge of 'abseiling the many' at the Deposit and General Life Assurance empaey daring his soentaryakip in that cake. Mr. Robison appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Parry defended the prisoner. Alderman Hnesphory Wanted his interstice to lead the cue before a jury. Mr. Parry, ander this intensiselimi, reserved his defence. The amount of bail was find as Mews : one surety la 6001.. another in 1001., and the Nissan himself is 6001. In default he was anamitted to Nog BOW-ST Joseph ilivatA, a private is the diddles,: Militia, was dinged with stabbing a man at the Old ling's Arms publie hoes', Siseregrrieer a z ia liabr ie = lmt. The pesessuser, was &faking la treat of an bar. sad having penned the primer by some observation, the lake drew • helmet hem seder his net sad stabbed him le the die of hie bled, wink as huh his eye. Ths prams* was neeend Se the hespilei, but happily the wend was ace 'soldered • so re cm% although of eandisenle depth. The pdnese was dnk. Mr. Hall, is ereaminkp tae phone he trial, nand weed upset the waking system of bilking masa et lab Nakeesse of of /midis's p p ie r r o s / A bearaiike he them; end snowing ailitlaisen to go at with disk weeps= &MS din, while die wain Snip wan pew bibbed hem waning ileum ening ea duty. des nes liersitigh, • weildreseed, powerfid-lookieg fees, etellent 40, was charged with severely amaultiag ribs enelable Theophilus Halm, IF 10i, is the exestaisa of his i te t, who bad been confined some &ye la the I:Fr is eeen that he found the &leaden Is alter's- Ilea maim ma in Newcastle-street, Sand, between 3 and 4 se Thursday morning last, and tried to Indus them to separate, in order to prevent any disturbanoe to the in habitants of the neighbourhood. The defendaat, instead of gibs away, turned and asked hint if he weld fight ? Wheels replied that he did not want to fight, upon which the defendant said he should, and struck witness two ter rible blows, one in each eye, which at once deprived him et his sight, and caused his eye to swell enormously. La specter Mitchell happened to arrive at the snoesset, and *contrived to trip up the &feudist while be was away. Witter fell heavily over him, and the bridge of aloe comiag is oaten with the korb-stoae, was brokaa to ensequenee. as erns still without the use of en of his eye. The defeatist and his companion were bell drunk. The witases was eresiezamined by Mr. Lewis,e ka olicitor he the defendant, wite aught to shop that the wins Weeks were emadenn hy the fall, for whisk hie t was set iespenibk, the aesident having beat Mai by the lespedies feeds of stepping him. James Lamb, a shemener la the Bernell, wile was the delsadaet's smapenea an the enemies in weenies, data Ihse then was any altercation 11r. Meredith wee very drank, sad witsem Wes 'sly partially inteziented, was seeing him home, whoa the seartable saluted them hi a jocular way, and asked riche tinted to some gin, styles that "he could fight say rain in Ragland." The only FM that took plass wee ceased by the polimman. Impostor Mitchel completely corroborated the officer's statement, and said that Lamb was so drunk that he wee taken into custody at Int, although afterwards liberated. Laub said he had no noollestion of this fact. Mr. Hall—Which proves how drink you isestbeasboe, and how unjust it would be to rely on your 'Olen. TIM policeman is very severely injured, and it the inipaillaresuld have coeveniently attended, I should have seat Mew to the sessions • for although magis tr ates have the power to inflict a lon ger terra of imprisonteet in ones et less im enience than this, they are °sly able to ceder a month's imprisonment for an assault, however mains, epos • pollee -10/10. The prisner, who was said to have boss a Uceseed vie miller at Birmingham, was committed to prison for swath. IiARYLEBONI. The obarp agaiss7Mrs7MarVitZemi stiors, whisk has excited as satzeordiaary dams af ass* as for re-hearing yesterday stoning beam Mr. su <tlls the sitting missistrate. The time alip_eisiel was ten bet at least as hoar uteri/iv to =Lai= Mart sad the passages ludiag thereto were to ems= The memassa, who= op L shoat 60, use ap be a ash, sad re mmilast la a private room until the despatch of the eight ibusse. At half-past two cilia, Mrs. Itaaritothm= was bassght tato** court, sad plena at the bar, sad two ether IsaleA is eosepliaaes with a rep= whisk wee made, were aimed to be stated os eithee ells of her. Mr. Balkanise, instead= by Nam Lists sad Lewis, with Mr. Berrie', =waded for thAprismser. Dr. Baas- MO= was pant, as was ales Dr. !tamale, the Mitre of wham ant adlessat to the =gist s.= lb. Darn, foie the cake of Mews. &hunk gas sad Manis, NA=, OM Jewry, appear= oa bihmif al Mr. Mask Ls draper, la Bahasa seat, has whose ship the tsar es= ids hemilmmahish wen i Is have boas aldea. lhsalatamsate 'shish Ines gives by &mei Welsh, gam =Ls ampees. sad Seeks., tDI D were reed over by the OW dub, MA !en; the taw mit t =lassoes having the truth of thilrampadtioss. (Is Aasholl, tite polar) —TeY the smat pat ha veil sp. It is had 00 se. be lea Halkatialop a =mat. Whether soul or ses,l MO it set Mead, I prowate, by may e, law of the laud lo *IAA lbmagittaa—l estosisbed to hear sash a rasa* Anil the bon= patinas% whe mast be awe= that it is the poise al lbs Aria= mai Se Cestral Crinisal Coart. Ott a pews at the bar amid be =veiled. How la it aerNs Is Monday a press sharpd who las her veil ever Ilalhatlas emerksi that it who pita time =oath ihn !Mum* wham theme was a &gamey for bag Mesta. silbnijbee her fmL: Ik.Meseise (le Le illasesilreleh)—Are ths hasdker- MA UM Is have lama ebbs ? ifs lmodbisaleat wore peedssed. 11r.DeYuti say beadier/Sikh bees shows to Mts. leasholbssi Witams—alatthet I us aware ea. Mr, Belleasp—The vale of the four, I believe, you ~Mei Or. N. Ma Delliatias—Are they rosily esarbeis Wiimen—They sre. Mr. Nolhadas—Freach isabrii Whaere-1 Amid ay yes. Mr. Nelhathe W se random Ia Area pia te Beast, the phase& Mr. Bisier, ea as part et the propiestar, nig that hie diem beg ass hose estate* by soy maids et MBAs, is Wawa( up the settworlia hal beta brought male ble aides by /..W. la Ns etablithasat Ihe hit it a be slay ellik be oar owed, set ably M himailt bat to Me baba tuiitr aedlimms, to per ibe larreiry. isa, it shoe Met* "ranee, m yet sir. Wreak. the asglibrsto. Aid* hal dismal le Mahar tbs Omen Ma Me WIN hit priestly setisisi tab yew emiller i bat ek if, ea the ether bat, yea ARM kd N year duty Mr sad tbe sea sharbwe. Mr. blab all ant AAA hour say finipsa. ability as le the Days 'MA to bees Anedy takes, low air suet he ay regret dot ahay WA. Asada et lit 1110 Mie. Namberhisr sees*, email be plead a the whin k alga she sea is. Seems Waklas—l sa molitist to Mr. Male, No. 84, Deliarainst Was the yeasty ass iate tM ship it Thaisy but the *Asti a hat as seas bar three ea Is., yhoso, sad the stetted sae pima ! mai were at et of it. • I erksel her it oho eiting she NOM that As did ash 1 to am a box attaining half a doom eambrie besdketeldel• She said that she did not require them, bat that U she requited any, dune I prison were of tie thin • texture. Ameba basket bout abs other alio of the slop wog handed sober. Is anteitad bowditalehish of sitarlas dissittgisa. fibs *banned gat *sylvan the bladed basibureiddli sbe liked, bet that aka did sot that wie b Ist say. Mee then asked one to show bet ow snide of dm, at tie inn inn remarking dud abs did west to swim ft. I west to the edam and of the dap hit the dime jl w e idel I pigged before het. lig Mid goo sio was asst a to me Ike wing it so bar, sad abed gee to make out bill fir Om haft while sir bad bought. I did se, and whoa ebb paid it dm desired me to nod the pored to No. 7, Pertmaa-equen. The handlterchiels produeed I idextify by the masks epos them as the property of Mr. Moab. Idr. Ballsatiee—Are they Frew* sembries Witmer (after some heeitatios)—l cannot positively gay that they are. Mr. Billantio•—ire they old as French headkachisfs ? witnees—They are said as French nighties. Mr. Ballantine—Are they not sold to ladies as French cambric' ? Witans (rather goafgeed)—Not in all eases, sir. Mr. Ballantine—What haadkerellefs were than which you first showed to Mrs. Beniebothem ? Wittiest—They ware of • different description, but I can not soy they wits of a bests? quality. They were of a more upend". kind than those in the emend box. One lot was belimeil and the other was not. Mt. Saileadae—Are you sore that defendant did sot say, u Malts on tbe bill for what I have bad, sad not merely fat the Wig?" Wilms—Sim said netting more than maks out the bill for the Mag. She paid for it, and the panel was for wardel to bet home in Portman-square, agreeably to the dimness abut gave. Mr. liallantne--Was she known to you as Mrs. Rams bodies ? Winne—Not to me. Bite WA known to 031110 of oar Welch was recalled, and is reply to a question pit to him, he stated that while passing down Baker sweet with the primmer she (prisoner) said, "I have got the handker chiefs, but I had no intention of stealing them." Yr. Broughton—Was that after having denied that she was in Mr. Mosle's shop ? Witness—Yes, sir. Mr. Fell, chief clerk—You did not state in your previous examination that the prisoner observed she did not intend to steal the handkerchiefs ? Witnese—l believe I did. Mr. Herring—Nto you did not. Mr. Fell—Dyes had, I sat sure it would have been down is my minutes. This closing the evidence for the prosecution, Mr. Ballantine observed that it became his duty, ea the part of the defendant, to offer a few remarks, and that he did am mess to deal with the ease as if it ern a matter for a jury. He did not think that the evidence was of that cha riots, that called upon him (Kr. Broughton) . to send the sharp to another court. It was an inquiry that had suited the most painful feelings in him, seeing the position of the lady at the bar, and knowing the affection that was manifested towards her by Dr. Ruasbotham, her hus band. What hiduseenents were there for her to commit the offence with which she was charged ? She was the wife of a gentleman of the highest eminence in his profession, and the grief that had been brought upon his family was such that he (Mr. Sallaatine) was almost prevented from con ducting the defence properly. He again said,what motive could she have for a robbery ? She was in the enjoyment of every lousy, and she had the means in her power to parches, the trumpery article that she was charged with having Mika. Look at the circumstances. While she was Ia the gimp she gave her address. Was that the act of a person whijnesoded to commit a felony ? Then else re maimed them while the bill fer the lining was Wag made out. She paid the bill, and directed where the article should be mat to. Thu other handkerchiefs were shown to her, whisk were of a superior descriptios. It further appearedi apes evidence given that day, and which was not given on a former occasion, that she stated upon the inter view with the shopmaa in Baker-street, that she did not 'Mead to steal the handkerchiefs. He wain» that if, in the consideration of this ease, his afloat could with any propriety be discharged, that she would receive the benefit of any doubt in her favour. The question in all cases of flrand is se to the intention of those charged with a felony. There were two oonstruetioas to be placed upon such a charge—first, as to the intentim ; sad then to the peesibi- lily that the property was taken without any intention to Meal. Ought not the more merciful view to by taken of the case ? Loekiag at the position of the parties, sesiag that she had no inducement to commit the act, he mold say, was there enough to warrant the magistrate in 'Wag that it was a ease which ought to be sent for trial to another court? He felt snared that when she appeared be- Sere a jury of tradesmen, they would not consider that she had summitesi a crime in this ease. On the contrary, be thaagh eta meall time safely out of the ordeal. The keeled esamsel, is a lengthened address, alluded to what he maideeed • great impropriety with regard to the pri mate loin compelled to lift up her veil, and thereby szprimg herself to the gaze of every one in a mat which we. densely crowded by parties who had been attracted there through curiosity not at all creditable to them, in order to look spas a lady whose state of mind in her situa tion was distressing in the extreme. Mr. Broughton, in reference to the last remark of the learned counsel, said he hoped he should live to see the time when a court of jostles would not be looked apes as an open court, whether a party charged was in a MO eft poor condition of life. (Applause was hem manifested to wow extent, bat it was speedily repressed by the officers.) The to added that, since the report of the former pro bed phial publicity, he had resolved several Wm% the writer of au of wh ich says—" I have read with helms el dm grads* disgust the report is the papers. A pike feud wee never meant for the purpose of receiving seidsftle agabill respectable people." Toe writer further said that he was a friend of Lord Palenentou, and that he (the magistrate) would be sore to suffer if he dared to send Mrs. Ramsbothani for trial. Mr. ?docile had also received letters from parties stating that they should opus to deal with him if he was so blind to his own interest es to go on with the case. One of the letters he had received contained a tion that the affair might be compromised by coc a sum of 1001. to the Middlesex Hospital. Mr. time thought it highly improper that Mr. should have read or referred to any such trash as l i t ig ag l ibieb he (Mr. Broughton) had alluded. Mr. Bromallma—lt is highly improper that ouch letters should be seat by any one pending an inquiry. Often it is the case that letters of such a description have been read publicly in court, by judges at the circuit, and at other law marts. Mr. Brought**, after some further observations maid that he mild not, consistently with the oath he haci taken as a ssegleleate to deal oat justice fairly and hither dilly, cams' to the liberation of the prisoner. Only that day be 'seat two females for trial who were smiler asesly similar circumstances, and if he were til dli r a dierge Mrs. Easnebothars, ought he not in common Praise to them to call them back from the cell, and at catty 1111 liberate them ? Looking at the whole of the eti olates which had been adduced against her, she must go beim a jury for trial. He regretted exteediLgly that a lady her position of life was in such a situation as to "impel him to adopt that coarse, but he would take the Noe he he did before, via. 2,0 001, for her being forth emits to answer the charge at the next Westminster Sseeisas. Dr. Rainsbothans and Mr. Lindsey renewed their former bail in 1,0001. each, sad the prisoner was thou driven away In a **after beimt led thereto through one of the lleurr: la the 4cciegty of the mart, in order to avoid enosua Ile mesas' of a mewl of some hundreds of persons who W mageregated in treat of the magistrates' entrance in 1 1 110 14 1 1 mt, MARLBOROUGH-STREET. William Smith, a well-dressed young man, who described Massif sea stark, but refused to state where he resided, sure height Wan Mr. Hardwick, charged with discharg• les gild leaded with ball at Sophia Dudley, with intent te eerier km Paßes-mmieieWood, 67 0, deposed that shoat 20 minutes Dar es lark* imealag he was on duty in Warren slims, 1 , 14 me whe n he heard the report of a pistol meeeed fremep-Wieet. He immediately ran to the 'pal, sad at ea door of No. 6in that street he saw the ear veal. who Galled him in, and be was taken upstairs into the ememi floor beck room, where he found the primmer, Mrs. Dailey, sad soother fnials. The woman Dailey said the ellsrbad 'bet at her, sad she would give him is 'barge. pelemer M saes admitted having fired a pistil at her, but without may intention of harming her. Oa witness caking how it warred, Mrs. Deasy said she was skein is a when the prisoner desired her to leave the rem, or he wea,Mpli obese ed her, sad ea her refusing to leave, he fired a leaded at ler, me ball passed witlin three se bar Wise beat ler Med. the The disuse, from where pd• soma deed was about Aar yards from Mrs. Dudley. Oa 1= the wall, be band the mark of a ballet, and that had Wald there. Witases then °tamed the rx d s. the staitesses, where he wee searched, and head in his pocket A valuable geld was& sal li ald uisi was elm baud upon him. Ms. Hartwlek impaired the mom the women Da :ley wee net la atteadasee. loopiest Diagan mid he had called apes her twin, and warned her to be at the court to prosecute the prisoner this =l=Wag, and as she wee not present be begged l• eftmost remeadul. Mr. Heedisisk asked the primer what imply he had to make to the Marge The reissues and be emee hem Meaelemler en dermsieg miss seeteles 1601111PKIIffire maths styli of tie op whe wee gars to mks him to Bas ale's, sad be IMO ogee to drink than he est. He eabessgeeatly met • lady Ilhe Haymarket. red they bep OM late a cosh. eat; the same lAN mad be went with them M D = street, where he awl the I , lady" wine bee a mi. kin. Dailey me tate the teem he gme the ght a and she wooled Graeber. Be embalm.* to have the piedla bin peeks, Gad as hi wee ten Berbedeeels net pupt ft Ia his teak beller ed le the dad' amp es wall a peed lad a half str= be had Get the lewd ides et *Meg hie. He Moshe he wee On Mbe robbed, ead awleeldly diesharged It to ddshaen the 16111•1111. He wee as seed se such delay, and wee mash talesiested at the time. Mr. Herded* aid Oat was as mom ; it would have bees meek Weer be bie seol it he bad kept sober and sot have made the rifts "steed' Imes. The primer ins the lemeaded Mt • week. WOOLIVICE. Thome William atlas Maim Jaw, mad John PAO" ills lbws, two esikkaiwa Lades Neva, seen eharpd with being foetid in the bows of Itre. Brown, laadlady of the Star Timers, Woolwich, under the following cireensatasees. Emma Hawse, cook In the service of proestutris, said that on Sunday eves*, shortly before eight o'clock, having been galled up stairs by the nurse to open her eels • trim's bedroom doer, the endeavoured to do so, but found it locked from the inside. Immediately after this the board the window thrown up, and ran down stairs end raised an alarm. The plies wets sent for, sad police-constable 33R arriving forced the roont.door open, when he found both prisoners in the room, Phillips being crouched down by the aide of the bed. On Wog questioned's, to how th ey came in the room the pri.asers made no answer, sad they were immediately secured sad conveyed to the 'tattoo. The room, on being searched, was found in a state of great confusion, and lying on the bed, packed up and ready for removal, was found a betaken:thief, oonteiniog a number of articles, including a gold watch ; a large sum of money and plat to the value of nearly 20W. having, is coesequenes of their being dis turbed, escaped their notice. After the apprehension of the prisoners several skeleton keys were found opposite the hones in the street, the window of the room, doubtless, having been opened by the prisoners in order, if possible, to effect their escape. Poliee-threaet Benham, E Division of metropolitan police, deposed to a former conviction against Williston, and Polies-senstable Edwards, 128 8, to a former conviction against Phillips, for house robbery. Mr. Trail ordered the prisoners to be again brought up on Tbunday nest for the depositions to be taken, the prisoners informed they would be Shea committed for trial at the nest Old Bliley sessions. CASE OF THE REV. JOSEPH ELLIOT. TO Tlill =ITO' OP Till DAILY NSW.. SIB,—In the cue of the Rev. Joseph Elliot, which appease in the Bow-street reportof to.day,pour reporter makes me say that I "had never any reason to suppose that the defendant's mind was affected." What I did say was that "linos an Maus which affected his brain I had observed an unnatural excitement in his manners ;" and my impression was, that at the time of the set he was not In a sound state of mind. The magistrate, apparently of the same opinion, dismissed the case. By inserting this you will oblige.— Yours, &0., It. B. SPALDING. Drury.lane, April 2. MUSIC. MR. ALLCROFT'S CONCERT. Last night, according to his custom at this season, Mr. A.Ueroft gave a concert, or, es he called it, ":a grand musical festival," at the Lyceum Theatre. It was, as usual, a " monster " concert,—a banquet of vocal and instramental music, more abundant than reeherchl.i LThe programme contained some sixty pieces ; and among the perfusion were the most eminent names now in London, with a host of others, some of whom we never heard of before. The pieces were in general of a popular and familiar kind, capable of being performed without any trouble of preparation, and calculated to please a miscellaneous audience. The great favourite, u usual on such occasions, was Mr. Sims Reeves, whine ballads, " The Pilgrim of Love," "My pretty Jane," rke., were received with obstreperous enthusiasm. Next to him, Ma dame Anna Thillon bad the warmest reception, particularly In her " posoreat" ballad, so long a standing dish at Jul lien's concerts. Madame Clara Novello, among other things. sang a new MS. song, "The Vivandiere," by Mr. Frank MOH, a very pretty thing, which she give with great spirit sad effect. Miss Rebecca Imes—always a favourite—sang several ballads delightfully; but "Let the bright Seraphim" is out of her way. A new duet, " Come, let us away," by Mr. Edward Loder, an elegant oomposition, was grace fully sung by the Mimes Brougham, two very agreeable and rising young singers. Herr Formes sang the air, "Pour fair son souvenir" from the "Eton, die Nord," in a meaner which showed that he will give it great effect whoa he comes to sing It on the boards of the Royal Italian Opera ; bat, like all the music of this opera, it is essentially dramatic, and not fitted for a concert. A number of instrumental solos wen per formed by Ernst, Richardson, Luarus, Mlle. Louise Chris tine, Cue, Distin, and others, all of a showy and popular character. It is almost unnecessary to add (for it is always the ease at these concerts of Mr. Allcroft's), that every part of the theatre was crowded ; and very deservedly, for there are no concerts at which so great • variety of good music can be heard on such easy terms. ROYAL ITALIAN OrEft.i.—The prospectus of the ',mos, put forth by the management since we wrote the sketch of the arrangements which appeared in yesterday's paper, announces only two engagements of any note in ad dition to those we had mentioned; that of Signor nonconi, the celebrated baritone ; and (in the ballet department) that of Mademoiselle Cerito, who wee one of the most brilliant stars of Her Msje•tf's Theatre, but has never appeared at the Royal Italian Opera. It is announced that the season will terminate early in August. AMATEUR PANTOMIMES. TO TNT IDITOZ OP TNT DALLT N3WI. SIB,— It is stated in the Daily Newt of this day that a pantomime was performed at the Olympic on Satur day evening last for the " first time "by amateurs. There is no doubt you have fallen into this error in consequence of the came remark in the prologue spoken on Siturday. As the chairman of the Printers Dramatic Society, I beg to inform you that the first pantomime performed by amateurs was written by Kr. W. Dorrington, a compositor, and mem ber of the Printers' Dramatic Society, and was put on the Soho boards in February, 1852, and that the performers, male and female, were all connected, directly or indirectly, with the daily morning newspaper press.—Yours, Be., C. B. CHRISTIAN, April 2. Chairman of the Printers' Dramatic Society. MARKETS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Moak The Mark Lane Earns.) Freon B Es eallat we learn that the market at Brawls hat been weft ; sad th ere in sso Me dispeeithre to probate wheat UN preps* was hum& a drib ars thronsbout Tree.. The sonary markets data needed sere wall ininemst. MUM es as ehershea bra Ur wersonin bat stlbrie hirers were zathing sod prieserather =dews The eels ot Isar there an the Nth was rare dlikenit era ea the previous day. The gels. SIN= _aberst baba' prisee ks wer nd fran 76 to al taro pie r 4lO wasiteLalluiwz. to m ark . In q v u a a ll ty. Det li m es h ers wen style td et 426. Us the 120 kilos. Other "rain wei sg e a rly dell. The previrea at the rose at lie week prise, trees 13 esather to 1 At = rarer a the meths bid bees vary as arl Ilia now threatening quelatine were rafts dowiterard. The ~bra at Antwerp was is, ea the 91611, with the Ned nerle west. The searket rearted unaltered lectures ; 1.10 bait of Ngy bra baby bad bra taken at M. Mb per 92 kilts The risk barbs NOM Wessell the ass. te s = " o os t e ehest eel pp* at "sari eistbNi New • deorner9 . The aces Oahe in MON/ hes rerated variety el Ms. hosaAarlar. bin of tho 91th wk. rake se Yawadaa in pram Wheel. 116 1211 Erse ; Ebel Pork, IN to 45i 6. lye bad ellebed rather blehrsales. bliMig Nes then le a peeper itharears berg qss at tote Wen; bat we bar that Ore b wash • derma be 1111111111611 and ermberts for gosement ~asOeear it N war, that ern shipaints 11117 be t r : 1 :1= Inns Sew Teth e r re 10011 bet, show a rho= is pd.& Of kw, an 14,019 kb being aid. prior reneeleed= big sear. Oineerpdon was serewirt leered by the skeet berlstalia. There were she 4,111 Ourds ei ta ttatl e the INC =e l ise. l 9V rte.!. 9 dot ;Vitt s 1 1 4"t, ia ll dain ; l2o to 9 dor. Ile.; 9 Ms. 25. to 9 dob Ns.; Mb. 9 dela Slas..to 11 deb. Ns.; Orerese, 11 dor. to 12 deb. of trethern Omar. lia. better; SAO kb. sold, thirstiest Nabs fine at 9 bk. 1W to 4ols. 755.: Ise awry and ernerle. 9 deb 117. e. to 11 deb. The earale ken Nandi 1 to 9 this year were 8,7 N bd..; bet worse tiers, hrb. ew. errs. 8,861 lark.; Ins peer bre ilbo le fl. e 4t bath. Wiretbeeresd be hero use • 1.890 WEL hir Nee I deb. ON.; LON lab seel..B dleg. der U. MEL bd. 9deie. lea. err MINIM 14556 hei maim seised ebb 91 err tires; 7,010 bah. 'Wm slew. Ito. The wag mad woo ark Mr ere; reit suretehr reiteleted. Iftthrwela lurks, 1419 to NO& we hies that roe gept to red fteat bas hew 919 1 1299121 1811 , Net kwill• Wan. keNbt intbaNd,Ne. pot qr.; and ON buyer IN II WINN at soserhat kr mussy. LANDON WIMIXT $l. Ili Manzism . own,. w:i 1,000 1.000 ;No WO 21 21$ 1,000 700 Ceylon -- Mau, W.L Ma e lel '''''' .44g 7,30, $l.BOO MOS 2,00; COTTON.—Lnesnaa. £,w. 2.—ha nab* inn *lb sea W tall pokes ken bee obtained der enetfelbeo et on tam maim a raise Meta. Do min Raab 11.000 I ban, On ea opontlabsa, sell tho nownee MDi trees. 'Denbo oompriatd about 6,10 /an et orlon rtes ; 100 PANE nil lianalsa, &tap. to 1114. ; Data* at eO. to W.; NM Nap. Um. et ed. It. ; aadAne Sem at Std. to be. pet lia The bo. prat inn hanin south SAO tens. COALL—Larzios. Aram 3. —Davisca's Wed Ils=ila. ; Holy. Mllls. ; Parses Kan. 11s.; Needs Persy les. kl.; Mese pa. id.; Trlsid Moor Bates, 175. ; Wake Cbras., ; West Hartley Grey% Ifs. • Walk OA Mr tea, aValk Bad Ilemsesa, We.; Walls sa d Whaewilffia MI.. idea Ikea, Ha.; Lanbtoa Primes*. 21.1,... aka aaar. 215.0 d. ; Walk Lai Mena% ris.,• vralis ; Walk MY Lam 21$. U.; Walk )!bu st. 84.; Walls lad Rased% 215. Od.; Walls Est IWO Rift% flu Ild. ; Walls Bad INewart's, 21a. ; Walk Ilad 1= b 0:1 • 5 1 .! weals Red Triad= ileseak7, Ws. • Walk lall. sos.id.,.. Pkelsitswe Ofallialar Oa i 11 . 2 1*, M./ Weitsuriailiartig,ll4 • 1,100 16,000 16,000 0,001 1,400 100,000 111,000 107,000 - gla Mee DARLow's NEW INVENTED POTAToR RTIAMEIR. A PHRFECT METHOD of COOKING PoyA. TOES with • degree of perfectioa unattainable by my ow they being embed by steam. bet MITIIOUT MOHIIO K;• 14 - .174 to swam lahrior Potatoes are made equal those of the n u t (poll ,. molted la the await way ; rnd Potatoes of • ruperl o r sort aro ee,4l up to table with so excellenes that cannot fail to Satisfy the singe fastidious omarrimear ; a delicate amour, and ail the farimerous polies bring at thermos time admirably presonsd ; by Iw o m ai steak waste Is avoided. te 1.• g 21 31 g a. • tv r p MIA :co ACTION OP THE NEW INVENTED STEAlana, _ Potatoes are plated us the upper vamel, round the email botteee the shwa entiare from the top of the cone, and wok s the Pokes In palmation. The condensed water trickles down Inside the dines d tis 'Weal eover. and pores into the external receives, thus avoid. Inglis biting on the Potatoes or into the lower veiscl, by whiek insens ft to available for cooking anything else atinultaneoualy. 11/lOextra saucepan R space of on ucepan on the fire. .--Engnivinp and prices gratis. They contain Vbs., Sibs., abs., elks., and Fibs. of Potatoes. JAN ES BARLOW, Inventor and biennia/darer, 14, King William. stmt. Ilansion-honon. U . ~,,, . . . . . 4 i o . .n r, . .. . . .c - 1_ .., , 17 : 2) ): 1 0 : 47 r . .70. - .74 0 g ce,•l ..f ,. ."7", : ,-•., 0z i n ---- t • it ~ „, ... 0 P .1 8 4 0 , g N VENTED STEAMER. VIE. 2.—Thr r root, rotwd the pooled taker: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. _....._ ABRITZD. &NW AND MART-at Queenstown, March 31, from Imam Annie-et Liverpool, April 2, from Manahan Alums (I L)- - of Liverpool, April 2, from .Alesaadri a Dm Navis-at Liverpool, April 2, from Motile Cana-of Uverpool, April 2, from Doesn't-off Liverpool, Aprll 2, from .Demerara enrrine-off Liverpool, April 2 CAILTON- at Deal, April I, from (Who Gismo-at Queenstown, March 31, from Malaga Doane' Panes-off Liverpool, April 2. from New yak Dassopononr-at Liverpool, April 2, from New Ton Dresa-at Gravesend, April 2, from ........... ...... Hut Bravos-of Liverpool, April 2, from New York E. IL TAOLUTIIIIO-at Gravesend, April 2, from. Math ENKA ORATIAII-at Swansea, April I, from Valparaiso ZusAsays-at Queenstown, Moth 30, from Amite Wee EuAn Perrine-at Queenstown, Marsh 30, from Tito Eynaroir-off Qur erstown, March 31, from No *Mb Paul - at Queenstown, March 30, from Mood FORLMAII-St 0211e01111t0WO, March 31, from Pet Prior-at Swansea, April 1, from Famsen-at Gravesend, April 2, from Cc = OLoss-at Liverpool, April 2, from vMdushi Gest. W/JUITMOTOII-at Liverpool. April 2, from Ceram-at Liverpool, April 2, from Bt. 3= Gotover Itnrh-at Liverpool, April 2, frcen.......... New Olblit 01LANAII-al Gravesend. April 2, from Nulls Owauare-et Plymouth, April 1, from .Loin Icon-at Queenstown, March 31, from „Haab bARICLIA Hana-at Greenock, March 30, from .Matesun Joan Aarnon-at Queenstown, March 31, from .... ... KM* Jason-at Queenstown, March 31, from fr0m....... .. MIN Juice Burnt-at Plll, Mack 31, from Hums Os Jesus Naxos-at Queenstown, March 30, from Moat Mho Kornwoon-st Deal, March 81, from WPM Loris-at Grisham April 1, from St. Mhiledle Lome Masao - of April 2, from Charinhe MAIIMIXT Hauser -at Queenstown, Much 31, from 81. Mei MOSAICS-0i Queenstown, March 31, tram DIMON Mcestss-at Gravesend, April 1, from ........... , Musoosoce -off Liverpool. April 2, trout Baltinne liallilig Ochs Bracy--at Liverpool, April 2, from New Woo Nuncio Nor AL-off laverpool, Aprll 2, from Lobs Palermo Lana-at QUeetiltolln, March 31, has ....Volprelle Itevammovase -at Gravesend, April I, from Annum ftsaanzen-at Gravesend, April I. front .Boafssite ROBIAT MIIIIIIT-Of Liverpool. April 2, from ii = 801111A0M-off Liverpool, April 2, from Swarm... Jar-off Liverpool, April 2, from. LOB Bra IL Commons-et Queenstown, Mardi 31, froes-Pernandine 9oanaos-off Queenstown, March 91, from. Odles TIUDIUM-at Queenstown, Marsh 31, from = UPITID-Ili Queenstown March 31, from Wm. Ls-if Liverpool: April 2 BAILED. tam-from Presumed's. April I. to Hoods. Ames Cormura-from Lnarpoo As iril 11. to ..... New Orleans Lox AND 'soigne-from LI April 2, to Santa Illutir Azown-ham Liverpool. _ 1, to. ~.._ .............. . Dank ALPERT GALLATIN-Me lAIIIIIIOOI, April 2, M....« ...... New York Amino Mum-from Liverpool, April ,2, to Trieste itoomona-roam Gramm", April 2, to St. Joie' Aura Pamir-from Gnomon& April 2, to Tenn& ADRIA-tram Liverpool, April 2, to Ban &bee* Cason-foam Gravesend, April 2, to .. - ..... - .... ...........Demmen CLARA MAIL-fru= Liverpool, April 2, to Dansis CONeII/15011-trom Liverpool, April 2, to New York Comoro -from Liverpool, April 2, to Corfu Damoo-from Graverend, April 2, to C. C. Castle Derarco-from Portsmouth, April 1, to Sunderlend Louse -from Hartlepool, Marco 31, to Genoa Bus. Bon-hoe Greenock, March 31, to St. Villa EMIL-trona Birth. Manila 31, to Algiers Scum-from Cardiff, March 80, to Havana* Esau (se.)-from Liverpool. April 2, to Comma EIMITUNATUS-ft'oll2 Liverpool. April 2. to . Donnie F. W. Banos-from Liverpool, April 2, to Baltimore ELLCON-from Liverpool, April 2, to Constantinople Foansoo - from Liverpool, April 2, to Constantinople Foss Barron-from Shields, March 11, to Copenhagen Pan Nor-from Bridport, March 31, to Newloundlaud GIPSY Yule (s.)-from Queenstown, March 29, to-Caistantinople tiokautena-from Gravesend. April 2, to Constantine* broamoso-from Falmouth. March 31, to ...... Cosotantinons loossuA-tram Shields,' Marsh 31, to Napim Joan-from Shields, Muck 31. to Gees 'trauma-from Liverpool, April 2, to Philadelphia Joan lioesoun-from Liverpool, April 2. to St. John's, N.& Joonoz -from Liverpool, April 3, to Athena Kum co Trit•-frOln Liverpool, April 2, 49......... Nor* Lora-from Shields, March 31, 1 i -. Germ Lose ELGIN-trent Cardiff, March 30, to Pits Lump -from Cardiff, March 81, t 0...... ...... ....... ..... ....Asko Lana-from Liverpool, Al tit 2, to Too* llsorroamor - from Liverpool, April 2, to Lemon* Marrero WHITMOL-tram Liverpool April 2, to H S= Morin-from Liverpool, April 3. to Msarmarr (a.)-troin Liverpool, April 2, to Hams MIALTOR-from Sunderland, March 31, to Leghorn ILissatar-from Plymouth, April I, to Porto Rico Maar* Pow-from Shields, March 31, to Mamas' UMW AT-from Swansea, April I, to Constantimpill 14111179X1111AN Douriorsa-from Shields, March 31, to...ollmltif Coma- from Shields, March 31, to Constantinople Illsomr-from Soudan*, Marsh 31, to Constantinople •Fostrza-tram Falmouth, March 31, to .Trids Pamestoz-tran Liverpool, April & to Bahia* Pootown-from Liverpool, April 2, to Eastport Pun* Tow-from Liverpool, April 2, to , Newfoundland Pat-from Liverpool, April 2. to Mr* Basexo-from runderland, March 31, to Content** Batman-from Hartlepool, March 31, to Constantine* Same-from Shield", Mar* 31, m.. Bayonet Bums Jars-from Greenock, March 29, to B. Ay* gains -from Swan*. April 1, to Lisbon Satarra-from Gravesend, April 3, to Constantinople &nava-front Liverpoo l, April 2, to Bt. Mithaell Baer MARIA-from Liverpool, April 2. t 0......... ........ Timm-from Liverpool, April 2, to Panel* Tarromoz-from Liverpool, April 2, to . ..Merina TALDOT-from Dartmouth, March 31, to Nevin** Toormram-from Greenock, March 31, to Bated* Vows-from Queenstown March St, to. London Wm. Nomoutoo-from Sontasee, March 81, to Cute WIDLOCIL-hoes Portsmouth, April 1, to Sunderland WARMS-from Cardiff, /larch 30, to Charlestos WALLACR-trom Greenock, March 39, to Belize WILZILDOIRG-trnm Gravesend, April I, to Hannan Wouisoas-from Gravesend, April 2, to Huang WANDINW-from Liverpool, April 2, to ALIA)* VE81381.8 &CINN WITH. Fortitude, from London far Adelaide, lat SS, lon, 18 R. Hotspur! .6 (ship), with emigrants, bound out, March 21 , lat. 45.10 Na ion. 1 Johnnaiden W , from London for Sydney, lat. 40 8., lon. 128 L London (transport No 34), for the Black Sat, March 26, lat. CM Na len. 5.28 W.; all well. Qum, from Londbn for Portland Bay, lat. 39 8., kn. 103 B. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SPELL—Haroh W l ,, at Tetworth Ball, Ban* the wile of I. IL iota% BA" of a daughter. -oho_ 21, Km. F. Helmore, or WI of a we. HOLWOICTEIT.—Wareit 3a, at Epecea, the wife of J. M. Holwortayi raq., at a daughter. msppop ri:.— Fine 1/4 9" We of Mr. B. Medlieott, of I'7•W+'' Birkenhead, of • eon aad daughter. MELVILL.—March 29, at Reath.end, Hampstead, the wife of 3. C. Meivill, Faq., of a daughter. RlGBY.—Marsh 29, the wife of Mr. 11. Rigby, of Priftere PAS strut. Liverpool, of a von. SHEARS.—March 10, at Backside, Southwark, Mrs. W. Shears, of a ace. STRACIST.—Mszeh 29, at Levant House, near Chichester, the wife of the Rev. W. J. Btracay, of a son. TATUR. —March 29, at Salisbury, the wile of 0. R. Tatum, Eats of • dasghter. M• 45••• A011.111•S• AMY, ROWN--ENlTH.—March 29. at Bt. Catharine's, Uverpool, b 1 tb. Ron I. North. W. Brown, Esq., of Charlotte Town, t o lealeln Jam. drightra of W. A. &SION 10(1., of ralkuer.square, Warw. RANI—CRANL—Mareh IfS, at Lesztbsgtott pariah church. by tbe„, Ilay.J. Cwood, Churns Heery, sea of EL Craze, Br/ • eraldeProult, Ebtardalire. to Elizabeth, only child of the lan 0. Creme. spa. of Tollieglascark. [A6rillll-11141111.-11wab ft, at Old hilltan Church, nest Gress. and, Klabebr the Rev. W. Johann, Capt. Muter/. HK., to lab" asseine at the late Mr. E. BIM* of Oilliogharo, Kent. PIREUIN—CIIICINELL.—March 31, at Rove pav ish eb m ungt. blab EWA W. Kelly, the Vicar, W. Pitman, Req., or Great J am es aidted row, to Martha. second daughter of 0. CritelusellVaio Brunswiek-road, Brighton. ILIPIZR-41TUBTEVANT.—Marei at Bt. Josue% Clerkeewell• by the Rev. R. reed, Remy, eon of Capt. Baiter, late oldie Elk Int t, of Nary root, to Qtattanoa, daughter of the late B. L. Run. levanEaq. DEATHS. DEVILLE.—Math SO. at Steele's Cottages, Ilayesetock.kilir cli V r i a.... rUe et G. T. Midge, aged W. 3610111 I. at Eatomplase, Ell" widow of Ilk IL OW tar o ILL'S Mager et the Osranosies. SW 79 . DODINGTOIL—Idateit W. at Weymouth, William, son of the per T. Id. Doftess. atasimette, goniereetakirm rOnNACROK Issk fib at Hslassoweet. Crassest, Salford. UP' = wife at lb. L. V. aged 58. zo ,—Mareleill. Wiry, wits of Mr. J. Jordan, of Failsk• Inas UwePtol. Wed a. 118011LOCIL—Marek SI, at Gravesend. T. A. Knotiost TAW 1100THEIN.-10mb John, eon d the latelate J. J. Sontkern, Bela s. 110110, sem ilemlegiesna. 'Mead sad published by Wuraar Hugo limas, at No. 8, Lcobsta NMI. In the Ohs of Landon, Printer. st tbs Olen kg_ i Oriel, to goad of Wbbetsto.—Tossaii. Leis 3. WWI 13,401 174,100 10'4000 2630!551