The Express. — London, England, 1850-03-01 00:00:00

I 'W --- L/w 0•—••• i— AZ • e (o:tt 4-t.p.tt( No. 1,096.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1850. [THREEPENCE. EMIGRATION. I.%‘TRII.IAN LINE of PACKET I SVDNi.I . Direct, sailing the . i•••• 1 nf emit mnth, ant regular trains hi Vett Philip, South Australia, Van Diessa's I NZ. h.% 1.1 A csra+u —To enable respectable persons *art , tessi us the .T tett alma ',dams& Via, Adeali:e. Peet Pldlitp, and „o w ,. as the tote •1 cost ecnlstent wi h wearily acid ens. si,;% rent Inciutlin prechi jets', the underrnased Mw — ti r ited a line of POP . e.er hing elms atdr. of large WSW*, be the csee secwiceititten of patsengers. there wet Is will be todn et I t„h, , etatirzts. of two slarrty's emigration anew% bath as Ira .cts the rat re*. fittings, new. he , sod will be despatched en Ike y r rsatni days (Wnd atal weataerperinlittlagl, alike mitten g•te be gl vol. The %wen Welts of Untie **WM Alga P•T uY* 4htnl, and veutilated ; and Whig filled wth envy ere .01ty. • • rerntvemant t em'i'r the emmidente. nifttv. Width, sad envnt E.er m desirable nersortuatilea fen the see iopagedatlon of a 7.'mitni n•inshar ef intermediate and steerage IMF pc,:rf, The stet s aid ',MIAOW are supplied In iteswdance ebb durtnry la.**. and .4m ttf the best qttalttiea, and in all caw ere eart•ned eel ;kr...Voted Or before shi,•tnent by government awn ert,mitol far the arcs tat rapine. r es,,eced snd manned by that - 01101y eontlinterit perretem, ..art' 11.' qt. i. 11 1 ,4 And ear t innate alrgenti• ; nn charhe being atNi Ober toe mestesl atteDonne^ • r s'ma'rts tie tee of the Wks. In accordance wish the eonicalsatonet i Neale, r , pit , a board these ships, anti owl gratuitously, as directed by t h e e urairva, thy. , of departure are the let awl 15th of etch gt.th from Lard... tot I the llth and 25th from Plymouth. Load at Ile Jetty, Leaden Peek. „ a nswers from Dclantl can readily Join thht line of 'Wm at Ph ren-hot a sensll cod, by the Pellius, Dublin, and tank steam r...lent, and have every wistaner rendered them on their arrival at pnwatli by Marsh di and karat/eh. agent there. Then. shit.; baring , ~aus aid wIl-arranged to pre, cam ganeaelle grant opportunities cilia rowngerth wb Ile M laindad with PTnielans hve Mock, of the her quality, nod in ample quantity. The soar n. try being win menkTans. and rewlated according to the ire nws.atton n quire& lateentedlate we taken at a ✓ ant priee ; the make cif gmeriiisai mist aad the cehtn end Nur ansipmess fro *dr alegiannelanbea Waged dr h.• Jeseriedma. Pit Was Wass sr pimp pirtlreling e the ship new leading, dietnryeadia,u4 farther Infarestios, gayly e :he mtleeigned. who are agettintly deepstebing a ittexneina td .peeler arre.e'nee .All. (nigh? trader.) to each of the Australian e :salmi, Ysa latmeeVe Lid, he., and wh slao take charge of rod. ( roamed tbra ewe tor eldpiatest, Sorstarding eats* by the eatialinta e t Am enneeyanen W SMUDGE, St, Feacharch.treet, London. . . L - . l ) co Nn iu.. .. vi tZSU buihe ßANCE by Charter is the reign of Kist Otoo •••• al . , _ Ullll-4 * IZtlitAie Kee r :. "Kg' std 7, rart ‘ A. ~.,, ~ • ~ -f7=l Itoyal Verbatim Cornball, and le, Re. 4 - • ' gettotreet. •A • The exp. ogee of manitring the Life Department are defrayed by the corpo ration. and sot taken from the pre. -, A p ~ . . , minor Wail. I 1 . 1e . ' V.....v .A , Profits are added as a bona e to po. aer •".-- ,- ‘-, . . 'tries. or paid to cash. or app lied is , -r - O fi ' t r , - • abatement of the annual peetnltuo s. r I.4turil are - • opt form all liability of pertnenthip. A • filed rote withott Participation in profits. P.n. nt , w , alag mt of the Fite of Europe are liberally treated. !IKE liiat tt t•O'i: on ewer 'eaeriptios of property at moderate tea... .0.1 !I tIIISE INA' fLigCE at the earnest premiums. I r...,,c:tenn rue oat p.rsonal Of written ripplirstbee. JOILS I.4LItENCE, Secretary. S uCIF.IY OF ARTS PRIZE PATTERN. ti .1414 . 11,- 1111* 12 err AND vAICERS. I CAKE PLATES. 12 0... t; I 'tGAK BOX. L..LkS• ‘vl CI PS I !AWL 01 , vAUCLIts. I MILK xo. r %ILA. 6 EGG CCP& 1 , ..zi.dr. , vr..".5 - vrvr, Teak delivery, io bull eartbesware. Vs. tilt we. ln.lll*.t . ..mra, the set. Ptobodies orders t o . t seesull,ry rn ite:y attended to. 20,41pu ccsoALL, 21, Old bood-street F"DER' 4., STOVES, and FIRE-IRONS. !limn of the Arse are requested, before dually deciding, to am: WILLIAR 9 BtXTON`S (late Nippon and Burton) SHOW "p h ,Nl* 3 Osfor4.ll(Mt, C.W•II/f arStwersatreet, sod No. I, New. r. Thee an :be . ...reew in the wall, and contain pitch on a-.• •;11EL. , . 9 Tur Et, RANGES, FIRE-IRONS, and 4! NMI!. N3loNtir UT as cannot ho approarhe.l ehewhere, nos ..*.ty. te..stv e I ekslen, or exquisiteness of work. pr Les ore ow that low Mak for which his 'Ma t: ▪ tn. bera orebrat. df r more than a quarter as century. rt.n. snit br0,...,1 ornaments and two sets of tom, It lia.; etc. , *0 .192 alley 7 and two rem of bars, AS 10.. to twenty F-1.t., be ^rel fenders completo, with standard., from 7s. to SS; f-No Xt..; ditto, with rich ormolu ornonsests, from A. :S.:, ton r4l/1,..; dre.ron., from la. 9d. the let to t 4 to. FRI. re.ta ant ease patent owes with radiating hearth platen tho or try -r.arted fur nee ry oracle not approred of. Petaled entsjoises w.:t ant (per pod) hie.—Dtabliabed In Wallertrort LPACA UMBRELLAS. b“tlt in the eon awl vim, of then Umbrella., bon* out by the u end expeoleore of the lo.t I: tor a..r.tto, rutl ebbh Ss te•tilicd rill by the very great troa- L , mo • bre.owed upr.n It. They may be 0 • t' "t deter. lo the United kicipaom, front 10,„ GI W. cr . t. • t";•t: N , 140. Regeahcreet ; el, Yleet•etreet ; 10, Royal 4r'.:.:.,0.. 01 . 14 ,12111;;Vi tfte." X7411 , 175ew inet ". 7wl of ' n7pplair walks, warranted to 4' a', a r, aid ropolies wadeable sad ratan Ma WPM I%‘ r-'471.1) 'I r MAPPLIIS (to 'uprise& las bunalkng method 1."4 napes,. at 14. sad la per aeket. The trade sapialaa I‘ .. ! . WS, NEWS, NEWS.—The Best. Cheapest, L.rgv.t Newspaper la the world. LLOYD'S WIMILLY • •. Nt.wsrApEa egatains Slaty large edemas of the very i•iilesaa (to Use moment of publication) from all porta at the • ' rearm, elutes telegraph, awl other mesas, us:adieu, at ".• P Tan Calasows at the Peen la published ovary Saturday f time far peat. Pries rely , poet frac Wad threw P.' 4' *Nip Livnad Lloyd. 111, square, Land" and • ••• war OW is s gm* ; se order of say issirs 'gest. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS of TO- Marta 2, contains the Mewl= Splendid bane. e••• • Liatim. et bolt G trail at Nattlimapton -Sir atark• Napier • • to; Travelling in India-fraud kruption of Commits ; lkw N...et-" Mr. Baas ma the Stage "-Expkeion at the lab Carolval l• r Home: Architect, C. Barry, E.g., P.A.- Pa.! , Mr. Mi.ehelL MP. ter Windsor-Composite edlinlll. by -pig lartitution : Aladdan's Present to the deltas =le", m • Lupe Avrieut Ime at Iperich-Nisartiod Ilealiaares at tw. Moatua : Noe Arrival (S Illustrations) -Yaw:am Hunt. u4r Ja I reel t PoU Q 7; At Bay; The larath-with Rn airt Menial In telll and all the News of the AA . .!.aped. Odke ; k gesee. raal. - . "► ostlor of 02.4 re. “elf,, am HOUSEHOLD WORDS."—Shakevrare. Huthr, inn fopoblibed. pries Id., or 'tangoed for kart. S nerthly pins) No. 1 of 01S4IIOLD WOItI) S. .11 A Wf.f.WLY KNAL, tle.brned for the Instruction sod I ....r.onsutot tJ 0..1 Llama I.t' Coodocted by thuouto IM rA • ~•• I • Well;ngtor Street North, (where 111 Cas- L• k's 3 4 " F. 110 1 : 140 11114,4he adttreNod); &M runt by a Wi t. &A V. bad stellate. CILLITRWELL'S NEW WORKS. mei. Of. Y0611;:ad; NJOYNIENT of LIFE. reereatim, and rational ass of time." sed RUMfORT VC. W.,' Ue lesions of Landes—The Palm, lone.. 1 161 a. F 1144 t.. and ether olea.ant places—l ountry Trip s ana •-• ito D r • 11, touch. at MOO— Evenings at llorne—Mtucts— . • s'o. _rte Long, Winking, bkopuig, Tathing, Air, Rest, i'AILND4 fain We *pus t u l es. vols. Is. each ;h rot, • l• - A Tell In Roc In a-- -PIM& of Edinburgh, ks. ' II * L'to• M Kifarney—Resni, isce d nces , of DWI; Re. ar sel, Is.; by ls. 6d WHAT In EA iti T n , e DRINK, mo und AVOID. . That throe pars and ten our &Hire may ran." ^ I .4*.!ar mien tot almost sorry . form (cause and care) of ner. Mi.:date! he,l h and enfte Woyl constitution, that Lira*. the Nests • Ur Mn of pl...urc, bo.inees, or study, and 1 - mbitter• 41 " ; *Oh tahlas sod autos for thu it:et and physical regulation of • risk,' We. skorsood, 23„ Putern....er.row ; Mann, $9, Cornhlll • Cervalho, the‘e; dirici Irma the author, 10 1 linthnss„ tine or • ' AI, • 7 ,1 -= I , 4r , :.I.2llriii i r . - -qui • -, DARLOW'S NEW IN- -1"•_: vr , Al 11.NTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON - i t:, • T %I' SEUL - 111ES NO VENT-PEG :!: $ B. • 1 . %en% alt. beer, Cif tOT. or other litmon f .n becnin.ng flat or acid so elleetasily •`..e. the Mt ; int shall be draws as geed as .. D a ,.,,,,„ ___---_______,. 1 p fi 1 th e Itrat : warranted to repay its eost in two casks of ale; pike 4,. Cd., or sent er tr. 4. ' 0 say part el Leland (if two me 1 . r - 11 f tr ibmy n, at lia . ar... BL areit ii. ig. ,• • Ditt o electrapl.ted r . The More engraving will captain its :- - p' . wino. When the Wee hey Is fitted on ' " the tap at the 'hoer (arldeli has a bats op. 1. 1. pact. tbe sir-tabs H), settßeirat air mhos i throorb It into tbe east to mem tM liquor to run of freely; wiles toe tap le tamed oft an mare air eras enter. JAMBS BARLOW, 14, King William. r - ..'3lsr..aa.bnays. trtab!Wwllll2o. 14.2.—Nama an sundae . ...____ P 8 of INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, either ha art at& at Ma& nay REALISE & MODERATE INCOME .1 the sat ot co satiable, bawl, nnumplics.—ear tall patasasft ar by letter to the EAST INDIA 471 16.141. 0011.- PV AY Onlat EVA Edu Linni oard, OM. GREY GOOSE FEXIHERS, Is. per lb.— HEAL sad SONS' priscrt prices Am Bed Pothers see : Wadley Os. Wrest Grey ...... Is. IN. Grey imam Eureisn ditto ls. &I. Rest auricle ditto .... 3s. Od. Punned by nom and waronted sweet and tree front dot. HEAL end SONS' List of Fs Baddisa m osatslalng full particulars of weights, day orioles% sot Ins pot, cospplicatlon to their Plotory, 196, ituseismsasrssl. COURT 01? COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday a wort was had for the despatch of twiner. Till LA.TI COSIVON NT . The court having been for Wale time occupied in the dis twain* of matters connected with the privileges of the corpo ration, but of no public interest, the Lied Mayor announced the &mit of Mr. Id irehonse, the Late Common Serjeent, and after mein, an eulwittm upon the public end private cha racter of the deceased, axpresied a wish that the court would adopt amens for eupplyrep the vacancy. A vote of condolence was utianinensaly agreed te, and the subject of the appointment was referred to the committee 01 °Mars and clerks. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Sews eaavereation took place upon the anti= to an no Mal to a document erhish would wafer upon tr.s sower non of Sc. Thsean's Hospital greater powers than they at preseat nowesed, and, at the suggestion of the Hens ter, the set et affixing the seal was swapeadod maid a daisies. &ha Mee been aside by a 'amanitas% es M We propriety of the sesseedsa. TES WINDOW TAX. Mr. ANDERTON Feinted a petition from the medical taken of the City unless, praying that the court would apply to parliament for a repeal of the window tax, as an in diepenssble movement towards the unitary control of the City. The consideratkon of the petition waa postponed till the time for the consideration of the question of the repeal of the tax shall have arrived. GREAT IMIIBITION OF 7111 vue, 185 1 . Mr. Deputy LOTT moved that We discounts be resumed upon the question " that the c . urt do subscribe 1,0001. to-1 wares the exhibition of the works of iadustry of all nations Is the year 1831." Mr. LOW immediately moved as an amendment that the subject be adj •urnel until the August nun should have terminated. (Cries of "no, no," end " hear , hear.") He thought the court would set wisely in taking time to con sider whether they would be justified in coming to aly resolution of the kind propsed, Tney could not say what amount night be nqufrN or in what manner the money collected might be enpeaded. (Hear, bear.) lie thought they should be well hafenned upon the subject before they voted any money, sad that under any circumstances the sum ought to be a very modified one. (Disapprobation, :rid cries of "Hear, hear.") Hr. D putt' LOTT said it was evident that the object of the amendment was to h te the go by to the great question upon giving notice of w he thought he was conferring en obligation upon the corporate represent Wen. He trusted, however, that the good sense and good feeling of the a out would triumph over such paltry endeavours to prejudice so noble en undertaking. (Hear, hear.) Aldermen LAWRENCE heartily concurred in the amendment. The amendment was ultimately negatived by 71 to 32, and Mr. 11 L. Junes perceiving that the judgment of the court was in savour of a smaller sum than that pr...poied by Mr. Deputy Lott, mewed and carried by an overwht lnaina majority the grant of 5001. is promotion of the objects of the embibitton.—Adjourned. MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. Yesterday the magistrates of the county of Middle sex ateembled at the Se,aion►heusa, Clerkenwell, to traiseact the general bus nets of the county. Mr. Powsain rre- sided. The minutes of the two preceding court. having bren read. Tne DEPUTY CLERK of the PEACE laid before the court the rep orc of the finance and general purpose cim mittn, and upon a recommendation therein ' the court ordered payment of the coroner's accounts as follow: To Mr. Walley, charges upon 142 inques's holden by him from the I.t of January to the 11th of .bruery, 3911. Si. sd. ; to Mr. Baker, in respect of 135 inquests holden by him from the let of January to the 16th of February, 4511. 14.. 3,1. ; and to Mr. Bedford, for 32 inquests h Aden from the Ist to the 31st of January, 851.105. 4d. i—total, 9-81. 81. Tlii PIUSOIIB. ILE.IICTIOX 01 TIII " AIIIINDID DIRT TOLL' The DEPUTY CLERK of the PEACE then proceeded to lay before the court the reports from the visiting justices of the prisons. The reports gave a satistactory account of the conditinn of the various establishments, and they were received and adopted. Each of these reports was agarompanied by a supplemen tary report, containing the opinions of the governor endear geons of each of the prisons as to the adoption of an "amended merle of dietary," which was forwarded to the court by the Secretary of State, and submitted by the court to the consideration or the visiting justices. The ;governor and the surgeons unanimously pronounced against the adop tion of the amended wale, and the visiting justices recom mended the court to adhere to the scale now acted upon. The court adopted this recontenendatirn, and a resolution was pained autborisiog a communication to that effect to be transmitted to the Secretary of State, such communication to be accompanied by the reports ren the governors and surgeons. Reports from the 'overman and ehap:ains of the houses of correction, Coldbath-tields and Westminster, as to the " cause, f crime in this county," made pursuant to a ago lution of the court, were presented. Ord, red to be pentsd and carculatei amongst the magistrates, and considered at the nest mutt. . _ _ Mr. SIMPSON postponed a motion of his which stood in the paper, relative to the muses of crime, " with a view of calling the attention of her Majesty's government to this imp-rtant subject." After transacting some routine business, the cart ad journed. ENCROACHMENT ON GREENWICH PARK. Yesterday evening, in pursuance of a requisition to the churchwardens, a public vestry meeting was held in the perish of Greenwich "to consider what steps should be taken to prevent any further encroachment Ivan the p,rk." E. Lamaism. Esq. (chnrchwarden) in the their. The VESTRY CLERIC said he had a communication to makeM the vestry on the had b.en instructed by the governors and directors of the pariah to write to the Commiseicaen of Woods and Forests, and, not having received any reply to his letter, he had that day called at their (Bice, when be saw Mr. Phillip., the deck to the commissioners. Tnat gentleman informed him a meeting had been held on Wednesday, at which Admiral Duda., and such of the commissioners of Greenwich Hospital u were In town, had an interview with the Woods and Forest Commissioners, the result of which was that the proposed enclosure would not take place, and no enernachm-nt on the park would be sanctioned. Mr. Phillips said a letter to that effect would have been sent to him (the vestry-clerk) that night, but AT some mistake it had not goce, and as an nouncement would be made in the House of Commons of the malt. He would also inform the vestry that in the course of the day the stakes which had bran put down had been removed. CARPENTER said ha did not think they should treat the esinnianication fast made to them es an *Medal one. They world have buiews nothing of liifitz: mitre-clerk had not sees Mr. Phillips. Be therefore moved, " That tbis meeting views with muprise an attempt to enclose a WV) pieta of ground at the north-eut end of the perk, and pledges itself to 1130 every legel means to pre vent seek encroachment." Mr. PON f I I'EX seconded the motion. /Tr: BASS was of opinion that, after what they heard from their vestry-clerk, it would be very nocourteons to the Ceimmiuioners of Woods end Forests to pass that resolution, end move das an amendnrint, " That this vestry hears with considerable satisfaction that it is not the intention of the Commissioners of her Majesty's Woods and Forests to sanc tion an inclosure of any part of Greenwich Park ; and, fur ther, this vestry pledgee itself to moist every attempt that may in 'curs Le made to take away an 7 portion thereof for whatever perpeoe it may be required. Mr. PONTIFEX did not think the commissioners had been very courteous, either in the present instance or on former occasions. lie believed that but for the manner in which the subject had been taken up, and especially by the Daiig News, to which paper they were indebted fora very ab.e leading article on Wednesday, the enclosure would have been mad.. _ . . Several gentlemen spoke in favour of the original motion, which wu carried unanimously, Kr. Bus withdrawing his amendment, and subsequently moving a resolution con demnatory of any enelisure of public grounds set apart for the convenierce of the public, which on being accorded was weenimously adopted. A committee was afterwards appointed " to confer with the Commissionen of Woods and Fonds for the restoration of the enclosed ground leading frOt;tiTsitaiu;;;;ler to Blackheath.gate." It woe stated that the ground referred to had been granted to the Princess of Wales in ISOB for a garden, and he had been informed that a condition was attached at the time, that should the primers die, or remove from the locality, the ground should be noosed. Since the death of that lady, Montague House had been occupied by the late Princess Sophia, and whtlet she lived ao one thought it worth their while to ask fee the restoration. But since her dtath the government had appointed u ranter of the parka noblemen who, he beiieved, homes; end it could not, therwere, be said that they would be impala( on hie privacy in reeteriag the pound tasked in 1808. The entry then adjouraed. Dumas, Fee. 28. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant held his second levee for the season yesterday. In every part of Ireland people are beginning to reckon the falling off in the cotstitnercy. The Cork Examiner cal's attention to the following statement, from an official return of the numbers of electors in that county in the years 1849 and 1860 : '1849. 1850. County at large 3,426 1,812 Barony of Bandon 396 .... 23.0 Lamle 2Bl Mallow 321 .... Ynughal Thup, although when compared with other parts of Ireland, Cork affords a favourable instance, still in that great county we find that the number or electors in the county at large has sanely fallen off one-half in one year. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—YzarnotraT. Very . few of the ambers having mowed hen Liverpool, no bosom woo transacted to justify s quotation. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Osmosis Fan. 28—This morning simeetlng of the graduate' he else Passably of Thesiegy, ems hada' is ens Coavesatfcm house, when the name of the Rev. B. Halifax Hassell, S.D., Fellow, mem, and mathematical lecturer of Magdalen Coll., whohad been nominated by theVioe•Chaneellor to the dace of Examiner, ut.der tt.e provisions of the new statute De Di,- ciplina Theologica, met with the approbation of tr.* Faculty. Univinarr: Cou.son. Lowsow.—At the session of the muesli of University College, on Saturday last, Dr. Ham, senior ph • ' to the St. Masylebene General Dispensary, was ap sated Aulstant-Physician to University College Hospital. Rev. S. T. Mow to Chille.ford R., Saff,,lk ; dio., Nor. ; value 2961. ; oat. Rev. J. Dewing. Rev. J. W. C. B. Calcott to Flitwiek V. Bede. ; dio. Ely; value 21161., with residence; put. Duke of Belford. 1t.,. A. Gurney end Rev. W.G. Heathen to be Bodleian Lecturer,. Better, 1850 1. Rev. C. W. P. Crawford, to the curacy of Snettlihers, Norfolk. Rsv. J D. Dow, to the curacy of Bristow, in Norfolk. Rev. W. H Glover, to the curacy of Fletcham. BroV. J. H. Hooper, to the cut acy of St. Edmund, Norwich. Rev. T Posher, to the curacy of Gunthorpe, Norfolk. Rev. H. Bailey, 8.D., to be warden of St. Augustin's College, Canterbury. Rev. Black, to St. Mary R., to. St. Benedict R., Hunt ingdon; value, 1621. ; patron, Lord Chancellor. Rev. J. C. Illoustiad, to Offord :Cluny R., Huntingdon shire; value. 2201. ; patron, Bishop of London. Rev. F. Hcwaon, to be chsplain to the Chester cemetery. Rev.— Costars') a, to Wsodover V., Buckinghamshire; value, 2711.. with residence ; patron, Lnrd ChanosPor. Roe. D. M. Clerk, to be chaplain to the sheriff of Wilts. Rev. H. Good, senior priest of Wienbartie Minster, De vises, to be a surrogate, diocese of Sslisbury. Raw. T. D. Langley, to be chaplain of Leeds Borough Gaol. R-v. J. Williams, V. of Kilycwn to be chaplain to the sheriff of C wmarthenabir?. VACANCIT.P. Moakleigh V., Devon; dio. Exe'er; value 1.501, with residence; pit. Miss Saltren ; Rey. J. L. Harding. ore. Redhill I'. C., Havant, Hants; dio. Wincheet, r ; value ; pat.. Rectors of Havant and Warblington, alternately, Rev. T. Yard prom. Sydenbam Old Chapel, Kent; dio. Lindon ; pats. Trustees of Mr. French ; it.,. C. Marsh.ll prom. At Lady-day. Peterborough Cathedral Grammar &boo! ; emolument. 1001. per annum, and residence ; open to clergy man only being graduates of Camb. and Olon. NAVAL. Anutaahrv, Fan. 23.—Arronertnyr1 —To Assistance —Mete: It. W. Hamilton. Clerk: C. Maude. Bien heins—Acting-alaster : R. W Roberta. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 28.--The Phaeton, 50, Copt. Elliot, arrived here on Tuesday on her way to Devonport, where she will complete her complement of men. There being no wind, and a very dense feg prevailing, neither this ship nor the Adventure are likely to sail b.leare tomorrow. The Adventure, naval store-ship, Muter Commander Welling ton, anived yesterday en route for Devonport, Ascension, and Rio. The 13asiliak, ea ew propeller, went out yesterday to try her engines. DIVONPORT, Fen. 28.—The Conflict, steamer, Thomas G. Drake, commander, which arrived from Lisbon on Friday, came into harbour net Monday. There being a discrepancy between the list of defects sent in by the commander and Mr. Hennes, the chief engineer aflut, the Lards of the Admi ralty directed a careful survey of the vessel to be made, and it was on Turday instituted by Admiral Sir W. 11. Gage, Lord John Hoy, W. Edyie, E.q., master ship wright, and C. Atkencn, Esq. Their report has been ter. warded to Samerset-house. The Anthem, Capt. Symonds, is fa•t progreseing with her fitments and almost complete in her rigerlog. She is now about forty able seamen short of ►er Complement. Kato intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—YESTERDAY. SITIINtoI AT Sibt Polo--BEroßx Ye. ANTICS COLZJUDOS AND A SPECIAL. JOLT. SVALL AND OTERKS V. NAIIINE AND ANOTHEIL-POLICT OP IssuILANCIL This was a second trial of this ease --- , a verdict having been before found for the plaintiffs. It was an se :ion on a time policy on a ship for one year, to recover 1,500/., the contribution of tho defendants. The defendants pleaded among other things that there was no damage beyond 6661. 13e. 4d., which was paid into court, and that before the risk the ship bad en countered certain damage, which could have been repaired, and was not. _ The plaintiffs were merchants in Lsnelsn, and the defend ants represented the Marine Iniurance C ,inpany. The policy was to run for • year, cad was effected in November, 1843, but waa to begin on the 251 of Septem ber, 1843. The ship, which wu called the Swum, sailed from Madras for the Mauritius in September, 1843, before the eery— cement of the risk, but as the policy con of uftworthiness, it was admitted that Mined a warranty , end.- she was to be taken as seaworthy on ;As 2 5th of that month. On her voyage she encountered severe weather, and put into Trincomalee, at Ceylon. where she could have been re paired thoroughly, but having some cases of small-pox on bard, the authorities refused to allow her to come into the harbour until she had gone through quarantine. Consider ing the time of the year, and the weather which was to be expected, the captain judged it not advisable to accept that condition, and be returned to Madras where the ship 'raved en the 27th of S - •;itenaber. At Madras there was only an open roadstead, and no means of effecting substantial repair, and the ship could not lie there during the prevalence of the monsoon winds. Ac cordingly the captain landed his cargo and a number of Coolies who had been shipped with him, and proceeded in ballast ;or Coring', where she could have been repaired. On her voyage thith , r she again encountered very heavy wea ther, was dissuaded and totally disabled, so much so as not to be able to enter the port of Corings, and consequently she made fur Muulipatam, where there was also an open road stead and no means of repair, end as it was alleged that it was not possible for the ship in her then state to make soy other port, the captain sold her. It was contendei that this was a total loss. The de fendants contended that the logs was only partial, and the question was whether she could have been repaired and was not, and whether the loss was total or partial. Mr. Justice Coleridge left it to the jury to say—firstly, whether the damage to the ship was owing to the perils against which she had been insured ; and, secondly, whether there was a total less. The jury returned a verdict for the delendants. This was the last day of the present sitting. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. TOM DAY. Beroas Ka. Foxiwcur. DISCOVIIit Or CONCEALED PIOPZIM. Elward Woisey , corn and coal factor, of Wareham, Nor folk, was brought up in custody. it will 11aa remembered be was committed to the prison a few days ago, for re fusing to answer respecting the dispose' of a sum of 401. He was examined ty Mr. L iwrence for the assignees, and sold that eirco his commitment he had given informa tion to the messenger of that court where a sum of 5001., eontealed in his house at Wareham, might be found. The money had been found by the messenger, and was now in the hands of the assignees. He had no more money or other property ifoneeele4 anywhere, and was quite certain that no other party held anything belonging to him. His statement at the last meeting respecting a payment of 1601. to Mr. Pishow, of Lynn, a few hours before he signed the declaration of insolvcoey, was true. His Honour said that Pishow must give up that money, or the assignees must proceed against him. He would warn the bankrupt that if hereafter he should attempt any con cealment of the state of his affairs, hie conduct would be se verely visited. lie might now be discharged from custody, and an allowance of 21 a week would be made him till - the last examination merlon. The bankrupt, who evinced every mark of contrition for his past conduct, *kneed his honour that he bad new nothing to oonosal, sad obtained hie discharge. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—HrxrroaD, Fn. 28. Caowit Cover.-13Frozs Ma. Annus MAUL& . _ _MINDING A TRILIATIMING LETTS". Josiah Crouch, 36, labourer, was indicted for feloniously sending to Thomas South a letter, threatening to burn and destroy barns, wheat, hay, and other farming property, be. longing to him. It appeared that the prosecutor is a farmer at linblesdon, and the primmer, who is an agricultural labourer, was 1.. the earViee of another farmer In the same neighbourhood. On the morning of the 3rd January a letter, address. d to the prosecutor, was found upon the door steps of his house, which was fined with gross abuse of the prosecutor, and with *mate of firing his premises. The prosecutor imme diately communicated with the inspector of the Hertford shire constabulary, stationei at Hudoesion, and the result was that the prisoner was .pertly afterwards taken into ens ts so o i lpresent upon the charge. The evidence produced him went to show that he had repeatedly been beard I. cemplaki of the prosecutor making use of a threshing. fashion upon his farm, and also generally of the use of machinery for terming purposes as tending to throw labour ing men out et employment ; and likewise, that upon one cannon last summer he had impressed a wish that Heaven would rain down tire and destroy a haymaking machine be longlag to another tamer the next time it was ands use of. florae evidence was likewise given to prove that the letter in question was in the handwriting of the prisoner, but it was by no means of a conclusive character. Kr. Chamben made an able address to the jury for the detsass, untlan that, although undoubtedly there [Light be eat* egaiwtt the prisoner, yet that the evidence was so by any inseam esilleiently cogent to justify theca in eas.viethig the prisoner gg a onion, an offense as the one imputed to him. The jury returned a verdict of Not guilty. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-ABINGDON, FEB. 28. The commission was opened yesterday afternoon by Yr. Justice Pattesoa and Mr. Berea Platt, both of whom afterwards attended divine ser•:as at the parish church. The calendar le rather heavy in point of number, there being more bin 60 piteoners for trial, but there is no case of a serious nature. Thh morning Mr. Buon Platt at in the crown court, and proceeded with the Wel of prisonert. __ .... SROOTINO AT A SOLDIER. Thomas for having, on the sth of October, maliciously discharged a loaded gun at Joseph Brewed, with intent to kill and murder him. Mr. rikett was counsel for the prosecution. Both the prisoner and the prosecutor were minim' in the 3rd battalion of Grenadier Guards, stationed at Windsor, and it appeared in evidence that they formed part of the guard on duty at Windsor Castle on the nipeht of the 6th of last October. Between seven and eight o'clock a report of a gun was heard by the prosecutor to proceed from the direc tion of the park gates, where the prisoner was stationed. Be went towards the spot to ascertain the cause of the Bring, and celled out to the sergeant of the guard. The prisoner, hearing this observation, said, " I will sergeant you," then knelt down, sed, as the prosecutor alleged, aimed and discharged his musket at him, but the ball broke a limp ten feet above his head. A gu a rd went out after wards to capture him, but, perceiving their approach, the prisoner said, " if you have any respect for your lives keep your distance," and nearly three hours eloped mfore he could be taken and conveyed to the guard-room. The prisoner ret up the plea of intoxication, stating that he had net the slightest knowledge of tin occurrence nail the follow morning. The Judge tt ld the jury that the question was, whether the prison. r did shoot at the prosecutor, and intended either to kill, disable, or do any bum. The jury drlibirated several minutes, and returned the following verdict :—" We find him guilty of shooting, but not with the intention of killing, wounding, or daring any harm," Hie Lordship said that it was a verdict of acquittal, and the prisoner wan discharged. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. _ 1110IIWAY was charged with being concerned with two others in .maulting and robbing Mr. C. Burrow., an elderly gentlanan, on the public highway. It appeared that prosecutor was pe.sing song Brunswick. street, Newington, about seven o'clock on the evening of Tuesday, the 26:h nit , when some person came behind and seizgl him ty the neck, forcing his head back and nearly strangling him. Another person came in front and put his knee on his stomach, at the same time taking his pane, which fortunately was empty. One of them called out— " I've got it," when they let go of him and he fell on the pestilent. The two men ran away, and an looking round camplainant saw cite. prisoner come from the ride of the road and ruin them. Ha instantly called out " Police," when a constable censurto his mistimes, and one of the men, whom he believed to be the one who robbed him, was appre hended and examined a; this court on Wednesday. Delany, 100 M, informed the magistrate that the prisoner had been several times convicted, and was an associate with the man who was examined on Wednesday. Mr. Bingham remanded him until Monday, on which day the further examination will take place. A deputation, float the Great Central We Cot lumen' Comptny, bad as interview with Lord John Russell yesterday at Ids o f midence in Downing-street. The deputation corsisted of Sir James Duke, Mr. James Wylil, M P., Mr. lisikes Carrie, M.P., Mr. Dakin, Mr. Bradbury, Mr..liennoch, Mr. Bovill, Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Delano, and Mr. Clemow, accompanied by the solicitor ot the company, Mr. Wire, and the parliamentary agent, Mr. Br des. A deputation of Master Pilots of Liverpool, con sisting ot Mr. William Hughes, Mr. William Hudson. and Mr. James Wilson, with Mr. Cooke, Superintendent ot accompanied by the members for Liverpool, Sir Thomas Birch, and Mr. Cardwell, bad an interview with the Right Hon. H. Labouchere yesterday, at the office of the Board of Trade. •- • TILE REPRESENTATION OF CANTERBURT.—The Mayor of Canterbury has fixed on Monday next for the election of a representative in place of Lord Albert Denison, resigned. Colonel Romilly, son of the late Bir Samuel It milly, and broths• to the present Solicitor General, has arrived, and is proceeding with rather an enconruing canvass. REPEAL OF TILE WINDOW TAlL—Lent evening • numerous meeting of the ratepayers of Marylebone was held at the Literary Institution, Carlisle-street, to consider the repeal of the window-tax. The chair was taken by the Rev. Dr. Buns. There were putout Lord Duncan, MX., Messrs. H. C. Wilson, Grange, Powell, Dr. Grange, elic. Mr. C. Wilson moved the first resolution, to the effect that the win dow tax was an odious, portial, and oppressive impost, and that att..mpts to improve tho sanitary condition of the peorle wh."ch should not include its abolition were a mockery, which, tieing seconded by Mr. Hickman, was carried unani mously. The second resolution, moved by Mr. Toms, and seconded by Mr. Grange, was for the adoption of a petition to parliament in accordance with the sentiment of the meet ing, and for requesting S:r B. Hall, M.P., to present it to the House of COlllllOll3, and the ineinhers of the borough and county to give it their support. It was carried unani mously. Lord Duncan then, in a speech of some length, ex pand the principle of the tax, and pointed out several ways by which the national expenditure might be reduced. His lordship, who was continually greeted wish loud cheers, pro posed a vote of thanks for the chairmen, which, being car ried, the meeting broke up. PROCLAMATION OP OUTLAWAT.—At the Sheriff's Court yesterday the following persons were called upon to surrender, under penalty of outlawry; Rdmonstone Hodg kineon, Seckville George Lane Fox (at three suite), Regi nald Hoe, Carlo Borbonne Prince of Callus, William Puny, Grimm Gordon, Hugh M. Walouley, H. W. Bostick* (at six sults), J. R. Cook, F. llenningsen, Thomas Wise, R. blordeslisy Best, Janos M'Namara, R. B. Stowards, Lan celot Russell, Annette Townshend, Robert Clifton (at two snits), Nathaniel Ogle, J. Mosley Binckes, W. Wylie, H. Hungerford Houlditch, Hungerford, J. Hutton, H. R. Lewis, H. Jodie, W. Wright, Thomas H. Flemming, and E. F. Barbidge and Thomas W. O'Keefe (both at one suit). BRILLIANT METEOR.—" On Friday evening last (says the Shoham. Journal), about half past eleven, a beautiful meteor was observed to fall from the clouds into the b:y, opposite the Royal Hotel, Weymouth. On descend ing it assumed the shape of a large bell, and continued in the lame shape till near the water, when it burst like a rocket, and &thin strums to the water. On its being first observed it was of • beautiful blue colour, but on descendiog it changed to a beautiful carmine. It lasted about a quarter of a minute. Toe evening was cloudy end close, the wind being from W. to W.S \V." A meteor, evidently the same as the one here spoken of, was seen in London shortly before twelve on Friday night. Allowing for the great distance at which the observer in London was placed, as compered with the writer of the foregoing, the appearance of the pheno menon as observed here corresmaded with what was seen at Weymouth, with this excepties—that, as seen from the metropolis, the meteor partially exploded, unattended by nois , , when it had descended half its course, and ft was after the lint explosion that the colour, which had formerly been blio, became carmine. The change of colour is a singularity we do not remember to have seen noted as occurring in any previous phenomenon of this had. MANSLAUGHTER.—The woman Charlotte Love), who was stabbed by her husband in a lodging-house in Boar's Head-yard, WhitionapeL on last Tuesday week, died yesterday in the hospital, after enduring great suffering. It was found that the gullet had been divided by the blow. An inquest will be held to-day.—Oa Wednesday osmium Mr. J. ' payee, deputy-coroner for the City, held an inquest, at St. Thomas's Hospital, uf on view of the body of Benjamin Pres sage, aged 27. who received injuries on Friday evening last, in a fi ght with two men of the name of Boshall (father and son), which produced his death. The particulars of themes have already appeared in the examination of the prisoners before the police magistrates; and the jury returned a Tn. diss of " Manslaughter against the two &shahs." MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. _ Two o'Cnoox. The market for the home funds opened at yester day's closing prices, but Consols have since improved 1 with a firm aspect. Tney were first called 947, to 5 tor money, aud 95 to 1 for account, at which busi nee' was done, when they steadily row, and marked 931 tor cash and 951 for time. They are at prevent quoted 951 to 1 both for money and the 13th March. Tne Three per Cent. Reduced mark 951, 1, and 2. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 97i, 1, and last t. Exchequer Bills have been done, as yesterday, at 575. and 548 ; and India Bonds at 87s. prem. Long Annuities, 81. In the foreign stock market but few transactions have been effected this morning, and prices are generally unchanged, except for Buenos Ayree, which have de clined to 551. The businets done is limited to : Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 55; and 50. Mexican, at 291 and 2. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 77. Converted, at 321 and 32. Russian, ex-div., at 107. Portuguese ' s Spanish Five per Cent. Actives, at 171 and t ; the Three per Cents., at 361. At the meeting of the shareholders of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company which took plaoeWed needs y, the report of the directors was unanimously adopted, and a dividend of 5 per cent. for the hell year was declared. MGLIBII FtINDS.—Tms DAY. Kaiak 9We. t'AG 8 3 per CR Om ikee..l3 March, 98 1 3 pea es. Red. Alma, 959 3# per ets. 9.9 pee Ct. Coa. Anna, 96 1. Mettequer DIUs, 64e. le 679. 10BEIGN PUNDB. 6 per Ct. Aimee.= Bends, 1 per Ct. Unmade 14., 1718 44 per t t. 14.4. Borpti. 69 91 Unmade Deferral! Me. 4 * 24 per Cent.. 6 per Ct. Des., tett ,23* 5 Der Ct. Brazilian Bd.. 6118 4 per Ct. Peruvian Bd., 75f 64 Dtmo New. 57 9 Do. Deferred Bdc.. 6 per Ct. Miaow Ayres. 54 6 Portugume Coot. 31* 34 Ditto Chilton Mts., 99 101 6 per Co. Bum Ilds.. 106 8 Ditto Columb. Itet lid.. Ditto Spankh Ilda. 174 18 Columbian Equedor Ode. 3; 4 3 per Ct. lipeoleb 101 t. 364 4 ocr Ct. Danich Ma.. al 2 Ditto Penile 11de.,33 4 t* per Ct. Dutch se., 544 51 2 per Ct. Venezuela Bat 33 5 pze Ct Dutch Certa.. be 4 Venesuela Deferred 8dr.:120.34 DUBLIN BrOCILL—Pen. 37. 8 prr Cent. Calm& Si per Cent. Stock 96 so 6 'tank Sto:k 2OO I.mr per Ct. Ballast Otßee Deb. (Gov. security, 924 0..24 ) 93 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. - - SUGAR consi wing of 12,000 bags Mauritius, 6,400 bags Bengal, and 6,000 bags Penang, are going off readily at rather higher prices. making an advance of 6d. upon the lowest prices of last week. A large business lass been done by private contract in foreign during the week. Ilefited has become more firm, and prices are a shade dearer ; 1 , ..w brown lumps scuce, at 465.; fair to fine, 48a Gd. to SOs. 6d. COFFEL.—The public sales have been unimportant today, and scarcely sny sold ; g. od ordinary native stands quoted nominally 60s. to 61s. It is stated the speculators would give 59a, but none offers at that price. Casein LIONSA.-22C boxes, imported from Ilavre, were offered in public sale and bought in at 51.6 e. 51.9 x. ; buyers seem to dislike ir.direct importations. SPICLei bars been dull during the week. 13atarsvitz.—A large business has bein done during the week, and prices have advanced 3d. to 6d. hers continues dull, but no alteration in prices can be quoted. Corrow.—The amount of businen done during the week has b :en smill. Taa.—A fair amount of business has been done in medium congcus, at le. hi. to Is. 3d. Other deuriptiona have been dull of sale. Common coition quoted Old. to 10d. per lb. Rice continues dull. COCHINEAL has declined 3d. to 4d. per lb. from the late highest poict of the market. In other articles no material alteration, but, with the excep tion of Sugar, most articles have worn a dull appearance this w:tk, TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market h quiet to day. The demand on the spot is but indiffaeat, and chiefly supplied from the public sales of Australian and South American Tallow. S:. Petenburg Y.C. Tal low is, therefore, but little inquired for. The quo. tat ions are:—Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 365. 6d. to 36.. 9d. ; February and March, 365. 3d. to 365. 61. ; October to Daamber, 38a. to 381. 3d. RIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADENRALL.:ifiLZ66Ibs. m 641ba, 11d.; 641bs. t 3 72113.., lid. to 21. ; 7211 w. to SOlbs., 2d. to 21d. ; /Olin. to SSW, , 21d. to 31.; Stlibs. 961h5., 3d. to 31d. ; 9111:3. to 1041b5., 31d. to 31d. Done Hides, 6s. Calf Sk'os, ght, 21. to 3s ; full, 6s. BERMONDSZT.—Sheep Skins, plied, 68.0 d. to 7s. 6d. ; Kent. and halt-lands, 61. 3d. to 6s. 3d.; Downs, 41. 24. to 61. 2d. COAL MARKET.--THIS DAY. C irr's Hartle, 15.4 Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; fluting's Hartley, 154. ;IV Harley,ls3.3d. ; Walls Eud Adelaide, 165 91. ; Walla End 13 :w eke and Co., 164. ; Walls End Ha,well, 17.. 64.; W.,11a End Hatton, 17s. 6d; Walls End Lambton, 171 ; Walla Er.d Stewart% 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Tess, 17s. 6d.—Skips at market, 309. HARK-LANE —THIS DAT. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market ; the few parcels on sale were disrsed of wails d.tilculty at the rates of Monday. The transactions in foreign Wheat were too unimportant to warrant any altera tion in quotations; price*, however, still tend downwards. English Barley scarcely told so well es at the beginning of the weak; foreign unaltered in value. Arrivals of Oats continue on a moderate scale, and the article is hell for ex. trems prices, with which the dealers reluctantly comply. No alteration in Beans, Peas or Flour. ARRIVALS 11.1 TO LONDO N FROM 25th FEB. TO let MARCH. Clr4. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. 2540 I I I 1 5 bar:s7 ....... I 6230 IL 6O O Oats 7310 _ . Mar. 47110 seeks; . barrel& Walt. -qrs. Losso:s Ass's uss.—Wltest, 420. 7d.; Barley, Ws. 3d.; Oats, l: s. Id.; Bye, 21s. 3d.; Beau, 245. I Id. ; resa, 265. 3d. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& Wheat.' Bariey.l oats. aye. I Beam.' gees. Jaa. 19 141. 0d.26s 3416 a r d 23. 96.26 e &IX. 61 :6 ... ride 14,23 s 9d ISe 10d 2d 28, 14 29. ad Feb. 2 :39e 42 IS, 41 ISe 22 23e 104 23. 02'27. Od 9 !33. 61 24e 72,13 e 3422. ld :Se 3d 28, 4d 16 ... 37s 91,23 a 1011 Se Id Me 74 211 114 2de 101 23 117. 11423. 74,13. 9430 e 11424 e 2424. Od 6 weeks' Agg. Am. 39, ld gle 1 ld'lSe Id 224 Lie edl.27e Od Pres.—Wheat. Barley. Oats, lea Iteaas. marl Pau. la. ?nee. ' 1 Feb. 16 Feb.l 23. ~ :_.::JI-..7 BOROUGH MAR-:En-THIS DAY. Messrs. Yattenden and Smith report that the market continue' the aims ; bat as the spring advances they think the demand willinerew. SMITHFIELD MARKET—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is not large ; however, it ir Mr beyond the demand. The amount of business done is very small, at about Monday's rates. For the time of year the number of Sheep is c,ntiierable. Trade is remarkably dull, at a re daction of fully 2d. per Sibs. Several come shorn, and, the weather being favourable, they are sold as readily as those in the wool, and make proportionately fair prices. The supply of Calves is large ; there is a fair demand for them at advanced rates. From Germany and Holland there are et; Brays, 100 Sheep, and 113 C dues ; France 120 Sheep ; Scotland, 100 Beasts; and 119 Mulch Cows from the Home Couutits. --- Pois4oo . of alba. S. A. ad. Poe Was of alba a d. ad. Best :dots. 110:41ards 3 0 3 8 Beet Dna a 11f.4014. 0% 0 0 0 0 b-At hisortAnas 3 4 3 II bast Lout-wOl4 3 8 310 *coal VOeltt7 800.. 2 4 3 0 De. de. dame NM. .......... ...... 3 4 4 4 Evros satlaixond quaff*B 10 3 4 Puts ....... ........... 3 0 4 0 Do. do. 0170[o 0 0 0 0 11064 Dm. I Half-bre& 4 2 4 4, 1amb..... Bei.4. 4e inahrimt. 781; dhow and Lambs, 3170 Wm. 1 130 ; lice. Jan. 19.1 Jan. U. Feb. 2. I Feb. 9. 40 1 37 11 ' I=l . 37 9 BRISTOL, Feb. 28. STooz-Excialarne.—Prices to-clay were a little firmrr, but the amount of tnuineta (low VMS inconsiderable. Great Weatetn Quarter shares open.' at It, being au improvement of on yeaterday'a quotation, and closed dem at 11i. Prices of other stock at no quotable variation lu value. CHANGE OF QUARTERS OP THE GUARDS.—This morn ing the half yearly change of quarters of the brigade of F.G Is. ttad o i m on , Wellingtonf ro StGeor ß gli r 's r t ß o ae lk krsaot place, o s t Utz.:tjooh Chi c hes t er;nOr s v . o O a d I s ; .; 3r l d 2sn , td f b :om Wdinsor to the Tower. Coldstream Guards : Ist, from S:. John's-wood, to Portman street 2nd, from Chichester, to St. George's Barrack , . Scots Fusilier Guards: Li:, from Portman-street, to We!. liogton Barracks; 2nd, from the Tower, to Wines r. 18th Foot Major-Gen. Burrell, C. B , who formerly cernmandea this regiment, is named as likely to succeed the late Lard Aylmer as colonel. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'n OINTMENT AND !mut, a ,icier-GAiling remedy for the cure of Scurvy oral Scorbutic klumuurs.—Ttosnsr Andrews, of Sutton..erect, Newcastle, had been eevescly afflicted for years with scurvy and scorbutic humours all over his body. He had been under the treatment of several medical men, but to no purpose, and at last be was pronounced incurable. The poor fellow then, us a forlorn hope, commenced using Holloware ills and Ointment, which so effectually eradicated the disease from his oaten that in the course oral: weeks he was enabled to resume his former employment, and his skin saw as clear as that of an In. hutt.—ttohl by all Hellenists, and Professor Ilolloway's Establish meet, 214, S:rand, London. RAIL IVAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'Ctocx. Tbe share market is a shade firmer to-day, and the prices generally show an improving ten dency, business having bc..n transacted in London and North-Westerns, at 1021sx div.; Great Westerns, at 57i ex div. ; Brightons, at 79; and S)uth-Weaterns, at 6 ex div.: Soutt-Easterns are mil( r weak, marking only 177 5 . Great Northerns(22t. paid) have been done at 71. Foreign shares are wit it business. PfiCCO Salo to-day ap 1 to 1 o'clock. I I din. 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Aurbgt.,No'.,lica.,&& In. .• Berke & Ilan& FAL (04 I wel. perpetual p.et., Ri r!!`ii?f4hAn!&°2/?*.dJuDr calla didypd.or withguiu. 20 Do. without a guarantet 13 Ilnn.Wolv.lt Stour Valle) 10 idra.,Wolv., and Midis, callailulypd.,nrvithinar. Ito Do. without a guarantee 21 Boated, Stant., and firm 92 Bristol and Exeter 174, Buckinghamshire 124 Do. 10 Do. 10 Preference 20Choutar and Holyhead . IS Do. Endsraaso to Dahlia and What inns 22 'East Anglian HI Do. (Sl3 E. &H.) D0.(3/.105.)6 p. Ct. Pref 20 Eastern Conattaa 10 Do. New Pref. Ip. CL Do. 111 L, 6 p. Ct.. No. I Si, Do. do. N 0.2 I Do. N. &E. 6 per Ct Do. do. 2 per Cent Do. Ea;teei - beice;,. eXia (late E. U. Bk.) . Do. elms B. &MC tlit . O Do. Balla: f p. Do. New -. Do. New awes ;Get Liaeolnalgee 30 liiiibiTniiTil;i Z,lugow 7 si Exeter, Yeovil, It 11.. Exete r and Exmo c h. . .. 20 Greet Northern ... 1211 Do. $ ewes, A,Deferref 7 D 0.4 shares, B, 6p. Ct. 12 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.—. 30 I Gt. South. and Wait. (Ire., 100 Great North of England... 23 De. New, E4O ... . 30 Do. New, £3O ~.. ... 13 Do. New, EIS ... .. tOO Great Western... ... " 50 Do. ' , share.... ... .. 23 De. shares ... ... .. 20 Do. 13 Do. New, if II ... ... SO Hell and Selby... ... .. 121 De. shares ... ... .. IS Ihnoaster sad Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thir4 100 (Lancashire and Yorks :19n Do. dn. M.L.&B Do. rare. Do. *base Do. Mho Do.Thads Do. New (pa.* p.Ct.).. Do. Lieerpcol and Ban Do. West Riding Miler. Do. Preston and Were I Do. i shares (A) ... Leeds and Bradford... ... Leeds and Think . Do. Pref. I p.Cent No.l Do. Do. N 0.2 Do. Do. N o.: Do. Quarters 180 . . Lo won and &act wall .. Len...ll.'4lnm. & B.Coam Do. New qua. 8 p.Ct. • I De. castrato', 3i. Ct. late Croydon Thirds 00 Do. ?ref. $ per Cent... 5'..4 , Ds.Conert. S p.Ct.,1852 14 London end Greenwich .. 20 ' Do. Preference .—. 100 ,London & North-Westorn 12 D.). Al. New i shares... 12 i Do. Fifths ... ... ... 1 ; Do.&1‘) 5h.,10. end B.(C 10) London k South-Weetero 42r' Do. New, ESO ... ... 11r Do. New. E4O ... ... 3 Do. New Preference ... 20 Lowestoft Oner. 4 per Cant. 5 'Manch., Buz.,andMatlook 100 Manch., Snef.JeLineolneit 123 Da. sharer, No. 1 .. 25 Do. shame, No. 2 ... 19+ Do. duns, No. 2 ... 10 Do., ew RIO Pref. ... 10 Do., Great Grimsby ... 14; Do. do. ... 25 Do. Sher. end" L1n5;1n...... 123 Do. Grirorby Desk .. 4i, Do. Lincoln Union ... Mtdlaod Do. iSi) Do. Birm. ar.d Derby .. Do. Con. B. ft B. 6p. C: Do.ErevraehVa. eyPret. 'Newcastle and Carlisle ... Nbw 1120 Do. Extension IDo. Clusran. Si per Ct.. F.brtb Brßirit Do. 1:: d j oie Do. obaros Do. BO: iraresei ,North Staffordshire .. Oxford, Wort., d wolveT. and Reigate Royston and Ilitahin . Scottish Central ... I,leottish Midland ... 'Shrews., Y Sinn., Claes A Do Now Clowanterd - ci.;t;r I Do. Do. ts; Do. New.. Do. 6 per Lieu... .61tropcture Crion South Devon ... Do. Preference ... tooth Staffordshire... .. 1): Fli.2 Ll.". No. 3 10 Po. No .4 Registered 43 Son: tt Wales 13 d. York, Don. and Goole.. 131A't3hedield, ltotherhani, and Goote.N.lri. gaa 5 p.Ct. 25 W.dertorthold 'd►enny.. . 50 Wear Vallry, b gua. 21 Do. do. do. Sonient,&iireym IS I York,Newen+VekßerCch 701 lb. Eat (york&Neert . a Do. G.N.E.PurshorPn.i Sr ! York and worth 10 i Do. Precrcooe SJFait/LION ILMWATIL Anirto-Indian Data Italian I and Austrinn) Se Illoalogne and Amiansi . 90 !Central France (Vinion) I Dutch Itneniali 5 • Rost ladiu ... 20 W. da 6 'Gnat 108.1 Do. do. 8 i Luxembourg Madrid and Valenti& ... 20 'Namur and Lugs le `N• l rtbcra nt rrano• 41 4i dbl. 61 7 IS 12.1 6I IP& 1 6 dls V.. fr . us. S 7f ctis. 7 ' Orloam. end HOrdeelli Paris mad °rime . Perlsrad Rouen 12 Pads And 24trioboung SU Rouen end Ham SP Asmiebre sad Tour,. and Nantes West Flanders... iii i It 2I As. 2f If 29 it 211 22 31 6 l' ) 1 10i 10 As LIFBRPOOL, Feb. 28. STOCK-EXCHANCIZ.—The market to-day was decidedly better in .eery respect. 1 , . at Lancashire, 9 —Lancashire and York shire itifth shares), at C. d.—Ditto (CV. shire!), tile. d.—London and North Western. 102—Ditto (a w i shares). 6s. 3d. o.—Ditto shares, C.). Pc. 90. 40 CO e. 40—Ditto oh-rest. 251 as. 9.1. c. o.—York and North Midi tad, 6 Gs. 3d. e. t d.—Dutch Rhenish, 6 le. 3d. d. MANCHESTER, Feb. 2s. STOCK-EXCHANOI.-Th.r. was a eroopiog market. par t;cularly in the afternoon, when iir:ec, gate way more k i h.lh. But .mull amount of Dunne:as wa. tramatteil. BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 2S. BTOOI-SXCHANOL—TI is ms:ket WaS vary languid to and thaws had a doaaw.ir,l LEBI , S, 1.6. 23. BToci-11xottAwor.—There wee a peat want of anima tion the market, and little Clow at prerient plic:o. The Rtt Nit. morning were Orett Northern Vrereienee, hit; tjtrax %recite' ne, .56 ex die.; East Lanewibite, tit; London awl North. Wcetern, 11)21 excite. YORK, Fe! , . 2S. STOCK WXCRANOZ.—OrtIIt NOTtintll, 51. 18r. 91. ; York ono Korth Midand, 17g. uy so ao SO SS 2 3 23 25 II; 23 - Si. St so Is 161 C 7i es div 14 ~ la „ 791 D 'lo2i 2 j i 3x.cl• 111 11; 12 111 664, „ I:; dis 39 89 94 ez air I 41 5 4; 193 i 8 10 4 4; 11 $ 151 15j 9 19 ii io s 2 2 10i 'lrk 10 154 i P lO . 14 71 ex div 111 271 7 27i 15 1 15 171 14 131 1t lit= 0