The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-22 00:00:00

NAII.B IN THB PACIFIC.-DEPUTATION TO Oa F r rasi lost s depetatios, soasietialy el Mr. Lock. oft. Limped , lateness& Ameektises ; Mr. Emr . ol. B .l.tees, as/ Mr. Nailer. ea behalf of the , Lie 1 w „ Amu is ocsed is the seemsess of the eat aam Ama i n tab steme with Meows. Temples= sad Davy. leveseatise singe tatesite is Leedom. l" is, ,attr 4i , IS% the Clathillki the iht Ns teitarras 1:1• 1 ": 1 :.44trest, ea the sale ef pen ti isternette Newels this sun sad sahib pale thee Peelle. Ell. CARDWELL, YP. for Limpet, baths islew lased the degateeka. presseded seesithathil Meg& is &ME the bets heel ag ups the pfres the heatruable samba?* sesiesse, the le body =HA W mada OW At amid ea ea is very mai theimmtises" , Isms Mies from the MBAisseiseses esti Sear quail feellitiss too the ISIBW, iewsea the weer met of death Amadei sal ~sal. Iva death" se. tabithmest, by the Coiled Seam giesesimai, A • 1188 stessese ea the New Teak sad Chores re t est man myosins sad advises by the ewes et the Segal west India Mail Company had Mesa esthipsad le the estiat of from 12 to 16 days. Deasy_ the west meet Mem beim for warded by theses= neeMewesedisst =the Uniesdthates. mail stamen es New T. sad these by the iirkith or Vadat States man mama se Great Britain Orn t issess bad reeestly =mad it begeesse is ream poses= Lefties, by =dirks leaday ileiguAlcs ef dm meth in head= from obese!, then ebvera is to tea or twelve Imes es whidi the mielleses Masebester, and the meth A Sigked sled Mesa bete subjected. The demesies were thesellent eassersited to hope that goverment meld direct Ste ismethile ads 'ion of each lams as Asti snare to ell the sthasesses regard to time already atheism! to, preventing is esters the wool reseinion of priority of commendal lethiligesse as now exiting. A coniereation of considerable length here asmil Worse the Chanctilor of the Eachignee sod the sowed prefeat, the setbmits. of whom =pike to the tr= tones of the right hon. patinae* may be thus briedy epitomised The British line of sail skeane sew ras 'tenthly slag the west coast of South AlIMPTitt betwees Telparaiso sad Fs in connexion with the Royal liail Steam Packet he monthly Use fres Chaves to Ear lend. The average tim occupied balms Chains sad Southampton by this mks is about 37 days, via , regularly leaving Chaves es the 29th end arriving ea the ire to the 7th of the mead math fellewieg. Then ken Mr soak time bees is spends a United Sum lies of mail Yo roasts twice every month between Chyme sad New York. 0= of the departures is en the seise day as Wt of the Royal West led= Mail (the 29th of nth mentb). The time is cm the voyage between Chaves aad New York is from 9to 11 days, or say 10 days. Hitherto there ha= bees se very emosented arresements kg sonsitetiog thk lime ew Tisk In* the departure for England of the Coital States se Bsh mail lines ; eonenteently there k geserdly a less ef See ow as days at New York. The voyage *Mee to Bogland, however. cessese sell km 11 to 13, ay 12 day , : sod anomie' few 'Mane of stalk st New Tea se day, making 23 days, which glees a clear pin, es eompassd with the Royal Mad them Packet Caere route of 14 dela. The oorneprodesee of this month the rade el the Mail Steams wee delivered =epee' sa the t a r? being thus from Cherie 43 days. By the New York trestet_ setwithetaadieg a Stadion of about f oe? days at New Yolk (which proper arrangements could cot fad to obviate) lemon were delivered in Liverpool oa the 24th of Demthev, being thee from Magni 23 deys, giving a MU Memo is Na. of siek sea der, to shish. Adios loin at New Tea tour oar, weed establish • saving in favour of the New Yolk routs of twenty-two days. Duplicates of the West India, Mexican, and West Comt eurvespondettes are now invariably directed by way of Now Yore, to the vejudiee of the British metal re =ass y but great laseaventenee and disappoints's' us kit the from the ir r egular n otipt of thew is mmeessesse cif mat or. as estabeithed sesseeiset these, al New York sad Chars sad the New York sad Liverpool British, er the Veined States awl Seethampecia mail Saes. Several seessatile Anse receive their advice.. sad ethos ele sot, thus knife" to priority of istellitence Under misting • t o 3 , 0 bathos to the meat ef hem MOAN 'Mikis to 3,900,000 dollen t he y (west semi Mel MOUS emit- Sacco) is warned by the BAIA Mall eleassee. mnia" the delay at 14 days per math, fees 1411 Stye per smut, which, at the rate of 4 pee seat. 'hem a swami less is =meet of about 10,0001. The United Sesta' 'orna ment have sow is operaters a sestaessehly Sae, of mail mem= between S4ll Frameless sued !mem ; awl it W annocaced by the lam =vim that a mg lie is about to be istableited beta's Name sad Yalparelse, nth ha c o e neziou with the present eatSilladay Mira New Volk lute, sad with the Celled States smissathly sail lime Ukase to laglasd, to commesse ia Muth at April mt. Thus, sales the advealeve before ideated to, sad takie" rose ., e& that the New York k b far the met desirable rout whether viewed e lected ee is reforms to health asd cosiest. it is te be lested that wady all the welt easel sad Meeks sale, and portion of that of the pried* West leis btlaala.wW be serried by the United States eteestets inks a semi maithly mil earwigs banns* Yalparaine esd Pasem be speedily stablithed, sad the time between Chaves mad Eska& reduced tell to 26 days. With releresse to the esstempleted tri weekly mail service, lately amemeed Is the sewspapen,the deentatios wen of skies that no such masers is at AI askralated to met the ame.. It was samtgly urged M coseissioa by the thpathen, that what ever the amber = the maims% is cadet ly to mese soda= the 'able, the thgettetess sod amissle ileesld be ea Sant es& 'amiable days edema math. Time CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER bevies es easesed gess gvatillsausa at the mess ef Seemelies im persal le bias is the summa et of the thestalise—of whisk the Me's* is a mew ssellm--elthig suss balm se to the present mot ef seathesee A balks lb rely to wkkh Kr. BROWNELL said the met simenied to Asset i per seat. He then pescesded to show the kaportases ef the seems= sang se Me *newel bye-p a r te ea the stratkowest seek whir" SOPS Waded at "meet. The Masa= of the Eashesser having rased esly es °beetles es the seers ef the amesed reasrviee of a few el the West ladle blame (sad being setkkateely set s that 'slat), =A he bad art the leant dash' that the sate premed maid be the pretenble sad the deps- SIM SO= rely that the meths la ail its eleeski ressive his beet Gael met waist eirasiogesdea. The depataties Net withdiew highly "raided with their TER HONOWIAILI ARTILLW COMPLWL—Os Senseey the samesifte el privileges el the whole Cast el Alal _vas essegied dories • peat part .1 tbe abase= Is eieg the sameriel et the Coast of Alliiiil•ls et the liaseemble Arta Cempay. The sate* wes saw pahy the semmistee with aimed doers TM hibmag thless ware Mead :—Ceptaiao Dewey, issited i ges i r e , 21111 Isy,Alears. Deena, Deities, Dampest, t, sad Davits for the Cola of Mesta% ; Ma jor Zama, Mr. Same Gad abeam sesame were wr had ha meths& penile . 1 the moray. We are gives madeestesd that midesse as addend so far back es the time of 7th Cherie@ to prom that the Cast of Aldarmes W Erma time to am appeadmil the sommien es all sees of diaries* or panel ia bay, sod that it wee Melly atomised by the ossalles lo report the whole raisin to the Oast et awl taw the Melia of the court as to the pais. eppedeg to the Qom is meal, ask wales Is. Mee Wm tits pea lies sa all similar oesesiees The only milley halm to whisk the maglettates of the shy el Lemke ham oar is MN of fiat or distarbasee, or violation of the ; P atit a se, were stated to be the traia haat* the webers, the sal ad the artillery. sad feat that het wee stated to lave ashes the erganowt applieaties M the Coast of *Masa to swim the ampay la their appeal to the soreseiga. Poleolrele • Mill.W•7 PAPIMMOIOL —We have had &stela the Wain partealeas of a aim of peleasies sad robbery of a railway preassey, whisk took pima • taw weeks age :—it appears that es the day Mime Chasms. day • peas seas alma Gage Lamb" who resides sent was is his way la pay a visit tea relative who resides is this tows. Whoa at dm h Maths he was mated by ems ass, who pm kiss a sad said, that es he wee mat*, to DoesesNo they all travel together. smoralagiy get WI lass • mew slag mak them, as the sea eta pm hise sashes lamp to seek. He, heaver, pat it tato his pocket, end el est make my further as al is. Be In. gradually beame umemseisse. ad remembered sethiag, bat that be at ass time heard a our et i • Liverpeol." At Idol* he was mined at a stales some Maim bead that tea, sad was dragged at the attar a eappeitioa that his was rirlis was eliateed ha for atm fan; bat, to his ape% be had that he had bees robbed el ray fimaimg of his mosey, emweatiag amid, IL He wet alma le he had up. bet a pada= who saw the premediag had esespeeies as Ms, aid his be., ad tea W to his era base, whore the rag saes VW pat to bed ad salsa to his sheathes be about • week. sullmieg bin the efface of the drag wash had bees sisteisessi to We, sad his leads is the ebeestas gaits assessiens el what had beam of bin. Tee medal etstienea who attested lila stated that if ho bad asked the mesa h hie life waled Lave bees is sass asps. As it was,t s td lame &Meshy is priserv is gyedelit. Whoa minalsatly resovered, tims kind pram= who had befsisaded him applied him with We pay his pommy hem*, ea ems ho was metered to his Meas. It is ally right to anew that the roses ass is a penes et seedy ea weber triter, set that there is no peal @askew isr sappelmji that be was la a mate ef 40. mamas. wept Mei the absts el Ihe bag admiaistad usa.—Deaseear Hawse NORTH lm RAILWAY 0011TUIATIMII.—A lIIIMOB and aMmistiel et the ishehimets of Deal mad Weimer tea Pass . st the Oellaall, Deal, he the wpm el matiash ea the mew slip et • nary esmanniellas betemes Lades end DesL Oases Mares, In, Mem el Peal, la the ads. .-40. O. L. Tay4r sassed Was a areasa Malemist, sad wat the impasse et gain DNA tbe Downs Is semmismimiesa with tabs sad as Lease from thst Dubs et W~es. Mr. 01=rc, NIL_ ad efts hdesslM iseel gesthase eels reed l• " 0 . sessembe wasa awed et die aware, ash himelsatir i z= asit each te win it theme* Plailemern. el W ples imam* for the imeglameas et r=Vat te Mt as awe Or yeemsag Or ad he the sgmeillesea ei a eimilmiNa etpeete peifaia THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1850. NjteffliOß-HQUM ' Waltham Athol Made Caws, owing to the frost, is eft. action brought by sae of ton slairolielden that the 10e. de- THE .POLICR COURTS. This samarmsnesa is enamor, to provost =at a die- posit toad not ha recovered. The deersies end spa the tones rag to the apnea ef mediae their !road the ton assay was 4mmeed mar as Wawa that that It'llieshl bolippad ilaKt awe* sad • that the adages Wass th at It besa so TM Carrion a rria Sloteroienr. —The LC" Mayor staled LOUTH AMPLE CHASE HANDICAP. tees did sot tosch the Whams ai vei. that he had received hem Mr. Dewhint, of Beadiest: in at. a ise whiel th ey I Yorithire, • letter le which his lordebip would Iss oblijied it a I wawa ......... en hv e : ta bi t e , w i de rt s ‘ te e 1b° 64 . 0 that Ito the eve .as mason; hog lho gaii'hoormial g was the ems a taus of she elsossit aisi g i Sto I=l, and his es well as dog ibe ilohlgualloa ton It • wild flay --..--- le , kw* 33 ex raw a wellittissi to the wad of the deposit The Mar was es lams Miariert is sot le iirellee Nee be alsreed. saw. Mr. Wilda was swillasals to Os lad le a le 1 1 add thsesthee is the masa sae be WM_ l_ellsaariesi:saoff_egoollood_ Ws a Pala Teed le Laths thataader ........ le I Wm WON Mat a is a Maria Doi I. pupas a adjusting the =if sWthethar , iater es, Wass the Lord Kew 1.91 Tbe Ceandier is smashed. sad ase theporpsee of au zisew right spa the sus a u ras. and harm Mr. er=fil= I tabs& It was swim* aloe weim el the aa Wry, weep nada the &litho, •ea _es s o Nis & 3 0 TM spplication alluded Is fa the sots was en haw Soh Mama° be eon 1 =1:: ea d iaeee ' et a bth' th e P a r !be in. Da aim Deeddrst sa l lui l ir " Dat i rlk a airtsloa moat of With ke bed arnhoh "law I. 11 *". 1 Mate o Weasally bay tar .lim•ry do —hi from the sewassy. err Wok ISM Maw les mow feet most pada us aka Ma Wood, ii gePife laid, the be Imam of Om Mathis the Ma Is a aim he tai atm weather. His ismo amens amid lts wee to contribute at all ovate to thei ex. Waft of a leth ~pe r s . he Wks. On be teat at the lea to the aof the mammy, and that if amble aWe Mode 'Mg. be MO par MIL fre this Were Sow tbe ad e th er esetributaries in part s ‘ l "eij ilii arb e "rnimilishetn= l = l ass would be le aestata e n them albs depoeit. Wet la a them etweas errs ms owe bagent flaw eon The me was phdolg Whiz dee el the statute. the ao am' films of as lato vita. As undortakiag haviag besa thandeasd, diesSeavfts show- arty melts lisaly Wad. lag that two or throe Ma of eadderable awes! remained Mr. thaws (the thief Wyk) observed to his lordship that the rev. dosta keppened to be well known at several cif lie ge . Vise Camelia mina his judgment. the London polies eddies, as a person who contrived le obtain oontribatiees ken a the public upon groundless, bat apparently ary ameathle, claims on their sympathies. The Lordillisper said that the doctor's communication had the merit of sondenting a great many miseries in a very few lieee, bat the stele was perfectly well understood anionpt the tapestries of the police offices of the metropo- lis. It was sattsfaotory to find that there were some gentlemen who would take the trouble to inquire into eases of alleged distress, before they put their her in their pockets to comply with the solicitations of their correspond ents. The observation of such a rule, for the regulation of ' private charity, would do more towards the practical effect of benevolence, and giving a check to the successful man- 1 mares of heaves, than any other course. His Lordship requested that the press would acknow ledge his receipt of 61. from Captain Barba, of Leadenhall street, in aid oaks poor-box at this inclement season. GUILDHALL. CHUMPS 01P OBTAINING GOODS lIND3II FAUN PRI- Tamcis.—A young man, who gave his name ea. William Brow, living at tie London sad South-western Coffee house. Waterloo-road, but whose real name turned out to be John Gering, who, a few maths dna, held an expellent situation in the silver pantry at Windsor Castle, was charged with fraudulently obtaining two gold watches, a silver watch, and seen gold guards, value 331., under the follow *: eireum.taness. Mr. Henry Paring, of 62, Farringdowstreet, wahmaker, mid—About three weeks ago the prisoner was introduced to ma by a Mend, who said be held a situation in the silver wiry under her Majesty at Windsor Cutle, and that he wanted to purchase a watch. The prisoner also represented that such was the cats, and bought a silver watch for 21. I sold it to him in the name at Goring, and some days altar he Belled again, saying that he was much pawed with the watch, that he was jut arrived from Windsor, and should UM to look at two geld watches and a silver one. Sir Peter Laurie inquired how he was Wad. Mr. Paring replied that he was dressed as he then ar Peter pseu Sir Peter Marls thought the prosecutor's suspicions ought la have been awakened by his appearance, as it was evident be did not look like a person in want of a gold watch. Mr. Perrin said that although wearies a dress similar to Ilia one he had on, still he licked much cleaner, and had a different appearance. Besides he was introduced by a friend, who might have been deceived, whom he (Mr. Pining) had known for upwards of 20 years. In continuation, Mr. Perris( said the prisoner selected two sold watches, which I was to get cleaned by the follow lag Friday, the 9th of Jimmy, end talc away a silver watch with him. Before leaving he also said be should like to take sate 'nerd chains with him likewise on the Friday, ad as I had act any myself I was to get them at some wholesale house for him en approbation. I did obtain some, and had three on hand belonging to myself. Previous to Friday, the 9th, I received a letter which by other evidence will be proved to be the prisoner's handwriting, directing that the watches and guards should be sent to the " Mogul Tavern," Drury-lane, by four o'clock, as they were to be transmitted down to Wiadaor Castle by the six o'clock train. Sir Peter Laurie--Was he in the service of her Majesty at this time ? Mr. Perrin* —He was not. He had been, but discharged himself about throe maths ago. I sent the watches and guards by my son to the Mogul Tavern, where they were left. On the Monday following I wrote a letter directed to I the prisoner at Windsor Castle, but not receiving any reply, I weal down cn Tuesday, and then discovered that the pri soner had given up his situation three mouths sine*. I have seen one weal and four chains, which I identify, and which were pawned on Saturday, the 10th of January, the day following that they were forwarded to the prisoner. On Sa turday he was brought to my shop by a friend of mine, and I then gave him into custody. Several witnesses were examined, who corroborated the prosecutor's statements. Sir P Laurie asked how the prisoner had been living since he left Windsor Cade ? Mr. Parting said that he had ascertained that the prisoner had been on the constant move from one coffee-shop to saddler ever sines. His father had been with Messrs. Run dle and Co. for 25 years, and it was they who got him and his brother into the Queen's service. Inspector Howard wished for a remand, as there were other charges against the prisoner of getting quantities of plate under similar circumstances. Sir P. Laurie remanded him until Thursday next. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her He}ests . sag bounds, Wo 'outlay. New Lodge; Friday. brie Hawee 11. Crawley sad Ileashaiwitewedo—Wedaeoday.Banoli Arne ; Friday, Lys* Saw—guartor to 11. Bea Eases letwaie—The int owe Tuesday or Satarday, Booking Caardewireet—keltpost 10. Boau2doint—Wodeeeday, tie Liaks, Beetleoante; Friday. Beddiegtos Hill—gwwwe to 10. Bright*. harrimee—Wodoseday, Moder' Barrow; Fri ' day Dyke—gaertor to 11. barriere—Thoreday. Telsosabo Tyo—kalt pisi 10. Ear: sad Baca lowas—Fritlay, Ems Uates—The am srls day, at the kaaaal_ Er_ 1(i. Lemke. Itmade—ratirsday, &setback rata, n i day Dases h Bar. Build Meade—The !leaf day do wuther pariahs, at Bathed Abbe , whoa other loans will be made. ?? gris i tcli y. Kitimat , * 8 tad's—quarter COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL—YMITERDAY. Don Dan. Howl v. Ticourrow.—llasoranav TO un novas Psornarr Lan TO raonova ran Doorman OP Jonitenta floornocera. An sallow of ejectment had been brought to mover cer tain pansiess in Devonshire,which had been left to the dahudasts by will as meatus, Air the purpose of applying W proceeds arising from it to the object of pubhalag err tale doctrinal works of Johanna Soutboote. The plaintiffs denied the validity of the will, on the groaned that each a devise wu against religion and public tey. A verdict wee found for the plaintiffs, and a rule bell obtained to est it wide. Oa the use befits called on for arguaten, Wk. Lae, who appeared for the plaiellb, leek a preli- Weary et jaMisa Is the defewisat's beiag bawd, inasmuch as the rein tdai far a new trial bad bum mewed kr after the usual ilhei her days of term, and, although leave bad been given to move later than that day, they bad aft given notice to the plaintlfh, of judgment had bele signeL The Court was of *pilaw& that this easheiea eras fatal, and there meet be judgeasat he the Sabena. to 11. Mr. M. 'e hartiers—Tbunday, Deluders ; Satur day, B muter to 11. Lord H. "a b e rries—Wedneeda_ ,y Wiekeaby ; Thursday, gespertek ; Friday, Seedy Hall ; may, Thi= -211. Mae bosude—Wedsearek restos ; Frida , Diskette Biz; Saturday, Ba st. benalle—Thanday, WPark; Sitar day. Noese Village—half-pee 10. Tack and *Wow bossad!—Thareday, Copgrove ; fist's day, Slespapith-Wes—balf-pset 10. Sir Tads /Flue's bounds --Wednesday, bait way betwees Stansferd-Midge sad gate, Hemel ; Friday. risekhaa— balf-pset 10. Holders.. hounde—Thanday, Barba Coastable • Fri day, floosie Toll-bar ; Saturday, Beadesbarton—gister to 11. Sissisgesa breredw—Yridar,_Tl_Mo•bMdi• -10 - Hewer* bessie-.wastway Menuele—balf-past 10. Caplet H. Lewin bessig• Thursday, Cowsby Mill; Saturday, Hulsey B.&1-11. Sunday Crose—balf- Mr. Hildyard'a barren—Friday, past 10. flasobletas brands—Friday, Hood-bill—at 10. Stakes and Ililliagbass barriers Saturday, Seaton Csrew—haligest 10. Durban' Casey lesandz—Wodaesday, Has and Hounds; Friday, Woodbass--balf-past 10. Nemeth barriers—Friday, Widdrington—at 10. Ds lauds —Friday, Hodbara-bridge—at W iest 10. Suffolk beside—Friday, Itsebbrooke-hell--guarter to 11. West Norfolk harries —Friday, Guist (a dee r) —at 11. Bede, heeds —Wedded'', PstkisiU ; Friday, Hiplia— st half-past 10. Banat barriera--Weduesday, Calthwalte; Saturday, Ball's Head, Flitos—half-past 10. Sir Henry See&'s kosade—Thareday, OgwelL Mr. Morgaa's k waa d s —Thunday, Dee Parks—half. Pe tr i . ° Marshall's boando—Tharsday, Whose Shop—balf pet 10. Times. brusda—Wedureda Wy, eaken* sear Titer tau ; Saturday, Oakford Bridge—baltpest 10. Cheshire broads —Wednesday, Marbery ; Thursday, Ap pleton ; Saturday, Booth's Obelisk—half-peet 10. Sir W. W. Wynn's bousde, the first apes day, at time bewsel-11. North Staffordskin hounds—Wednesday, Hileott Hall; Friday, Walybertos Lodge. Doddiagton—half.paet 10. Presley Wanda, the fire open day at the kennel — quarter to 11. Asbestos" bounds,—Wedneeday. Hamptcs4oppice ; Friday, Coombe ; Saturday, Heres-bridge. Hey Strop boards, —Wednesday, (quarter to 11) Lough borough-gee ;Friday, Bruen ; Saturday, Ditahley. Mr. Powell 's Maass—Friday, Liasdeidy-10. Sbon Qat bosads—Friday Oeagelbea. Tivyside besade—Friday, betpbeiperses- 10 . Lissa) , besside—Friday, Hidwelly. F. B. boar* the feet hasten day at the kennel. Baron Rehash/4% stag bouas—Thursday, lialoott-11. Mr. Valera?s lease, tks first open day at the kissed -10. COURT OF EXCHEQUER:TEM: I DM !armee 111 BANCO. This was " special paper " day, and it was occupied by the segumanta of Mr. Maim, Q.C., Mr. Riedel, and another learned gentian& of the Chanced bar, in a " case " directed by ceder of Tios-Chanceller Knight Bran, to take the opinion of this Goan as to the construction of certain devises in a will, under which the reepeotive patties were claimants. The points were of too technical • character for a report. NM PINS AZ Waommerea.—Biroas lea. Seam nun acre • MWDL COMMON JOWL Linn e. FAIXONIII.—AiLIoan YoliOnaT OP Alt Ao- CIPTANCII. This wm an IMAM ta reeever 451., the amount ef a bill ig modenie draws by one Atkins, purportiag te be ee -1 =by a the defendant and indorsed to the plaintiff. The t pleaded that he did not make the acceptance. Mr. Thoeftey and Mr. Hawkins were for the plaintiff, end Mr. I. lames sad Mr. Pearson for the defendant. The plaintiff is an attorney, end the defendant • cow l/wiper at Hasten. The bill was drawn en the 15th of Osteber, payable two months after date, by • person named Atkins, described as claming on business sa • calf salesman at Chelmsford sad as a publican at Edgware. The bill purporting to be accepted by the defendant, who is a cow. keeper in an extensive way of business, was taken by a bill broker to Lewis Leon,a jeweller in Haton-garden, by whom it was discounted. When the bill arrived at maturity it was taken up by Leon, as the defendant denied that the accept ant* was his. Lon, in order that he might appear as a witness on the trial, had indorsed the bill to Mr. Lewis, by who the present proceedings were cortmened. The facts of the ease will be learned from the following outline of the evidence. Lewis Leon (whose evidence was admitted b?the l earned baron after objection that, being an interested party, w within the anteing of Lord Denman's set) deposed that he discounted the bill im the 15th of Oct. Having heard some. thing about the acceptance, he called on the defendant, and stated that ha bad discounted a bill drawn byAtkins and wee fed i dli by him, adding that he (witness) had been down to were, as be had heard something about other bill s drawn by Atkins, to which the &Indent replied, I hear that Atkin has pot into a area. but the bill is 'all right, and will be paid when doe.' In cramezamiaation the witness stand that the bill was brought to hiss by • Mr. Tucker, a bill-hrokee for whom he discounted it at 411. 12e. ed. H. mild on the defendant about tin weeks alter. The bill was payable st the house of a Mr. Williams, in Smithfield. He west there and asked if the acceptance was in the handwriting of the dneadaat, to which Mr. Wil liams replied that he thought It was. He then want to Edgware, and found that Atkins had absconded. He told the bill-broker that the acceptance wee a forgery. When he saw the defendant the latter did not say that Atkins would pay the bill, but he said that Atkins had got into • men, but it was all right, and the bill would be paid when due. Witness took up the bill and endorsed it to the plaintiff, in order that this evidence might be admitted on the trial. No value was given for it, bat it was placed to an account between them. Mr. Tucker, the bill broker, was the only other witness for the plaintiff. He called on the defendant sad asked how he bad failed to meet the bill ? The defendant said he had authorised Atkins to put his name to several bills before, and he bad always met them ; but he should go down and en Atkins about them. Mr. Jones, for the defendant, contended that the defend ant had neither accepted the bill, nor had he afterwards adopted the ant of Atkins as hie, as stated by the evidence of Leon. The leaned counsel called— Mr. Williams, who is what is termed " • Smithfield banker," and at whose house the bill was payable. He could not say that the acceptance was in the cefendant's handwriting, neither could he swear that it was not. Ann Johnson, nine to the defendant, was called to re but the testimony of Leon. She was in the habit of keep ing bar uncle's amounts, and was present when Leon and defendant met: Leon, producing the bill, asked if that was his acceptance ? Defendant said no; was not. Leon asked whether he thought Atkins would pay the bill, a d d defendant said he thought it would be ell right. He said nothing about paying. Cross examined—The defendant she believed had no deal ings with Atkins for • period of two years prior to that time. Yr. Perry, the attorney for defendant, proved that a written request was made by the plaintiff to the defendant, to go before &judge at chambers, and make an affidavit that the acceptance was a forgery. This was acoesded to, and when the parties went to chambers they boned t hat the learned judge had left, whereupon a written declaration was drawn up, and they proceeded to Bonstrest to lave the defendant's oath taken before a megieftate. But es the plaintiff said, an newer to a guides hem the magistrate's desk, that he should not allow the 111161101111 S se be pat la ea the trial, the magistrate deans* to take the Mead oafs duisratioa. The dominant referred to was now put in and read. It enpready stated that the seeeptease to the bill w • forgery. This coashided the ishadeselp seas Mr. Monkey replied, maimeding that although the sc. agleam might net ham bona made by the defendant, still there wee sweloient evidence to show that be had after. wade adopted the acceptance. Mr. Baron Rolfe, after a very luminous seaming up and explanation of the law of the caw, left it tote jury to say whether they believed that the defendant had agreed to ado _pt the aseeptaaes as his act. The jury slams Immediately returned a verdict fir the defesdant. On the applicatiow of Mr. James, the Issued Baron or. dared the bill to be impounded, to be avalkible, however, to j I for the r ecovery the hAdor of the amount thereof of the bill is **event of ulrior dui prosoidinge . te of MARKETS COTTON.—LimutrooL, JAN. 21. —The market to-day ea much dearer, and the u were about 12,000 bake, Including foot 4,000 taken on epeculation. CORN.—CIRENCESTER, Jan. 21.—We may again report a very dull market for Wheat, with a reduction of Is. per qr. Barley too a sluggish wade, although not quoted kwer. Other descriptions of grain without alteration. Wheat, 91. Se. to 10f. 12e. per load. Barley, 21s. to 295. per qr. Beane, the. to the. Peas, 4s. to 4e. 3d. per bushel. HaDLEIOII, Jan. 21.—We bad • fair supply of corn at matket today. The trade In general vet" dell for every article, and late prices barely supported, even for the best. CATTLE, rtc.—COLCH MUIR, Jan. 19.—There was a good show of fat Beasts, which found purchasers .1 the early part of the market, at about 4s. per stone, sinking the offsl. There were a few lots of fresh BOWS, for which there was a rather better demand than for some weeks w a d s very mast of them were sold before the close. In ken stock there was very little doing. Mitch Cows were scarce, and the few shown found rawly purchasers. Very few Sheep were on offer, and the demand was not at a I improved, consequently prices were about the same as last week. The Pig tnidecootinues extremely dull, and, to effect sales, every description was offered on lower terms. and WOW left the market menial : 660; _34. per stone au the highest price given for the leadon markets. guppy :—Sheep, 660; Beasts, 149 ; Pip, 124 ; Calves. 21 ; Bones, 36. LtenitpOOL, JMc. 21.—At market this day the supply at cattle was main large ; of sheep, saaseerhat less than on last Monday. The demand very dull for beef at a reduction of 20.. to Ste. per head' Mutton also In dull demand, but without any qucteable change in prices. The attendance of buyers not being numerous lid , a large quan tity remised tumid. Beef, 4d. to Rd.; mattes, 41,d. to . Cattle, 2.537 ; sheer. 5 . 1190 . NonWlcill, Jae. 19.—Oar market exhibited • small show of store Cattle; as might be expected, sales were slow, the weather and low pipe tricorn both operating against the market. Pat Beasts a toletabls show, and neatly all sold, at tram 50. is re. cal. per stone of 1410 s. The pens were very badly tilled; scarcely • good lot of Sheep ar boggles os offer. rat amp, fa 9d. to 7s. prr stone. Good store Pip • dull ale; tat Pork, da. di to ha. per stone. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. The Judole ant Baca. mill meet this morals' la the Exchequer Chemins . , to pro jaelpseat is cariousness la error, wields have ban urn& at previous sittiop of the Coast. Judgment as this amnion will be Bina Is the writ d prohintioat is " Geeing v. Volley," better knows as the Braaten thank-rats case, so any pan before the Courts in Westminster. sad whic he involves the quaint whether the ehurelswardens sad a minority of the parishioners can make a valid church-rate, is damn of the resolution of onfeeity. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' oOURT.—YzeissiaT. Ban= en 0111= 001110111101111. Is TEX warm 07 STRPIIIIII GLIM This insolvent, an architect and surveyor in the New-road, was o pposed by Mr. Dowse, for a Mr. Dupre; nad supported by Ur. Cooke, with whom was Kr. flargeod. The complaint of the opposing creditor was that his debt had been improperly contrieted. The debts oa the schedule in the segregate exceeded 16,0004., of which more than 11,0001. were without consideration. The insolvent had takes the act some peals beak, aad ia 1842 he again peti tioned, bat went out of prison without taking the benefit of the act. Since which time he had paid rations debts. It appeared that the insolvent had been concerned in s me inventions sad patents, from which he expected considerable emolument. He had obtained from Mr. Dupre, the op- posing creditor, 3001. to work an invention, for which he promised a bonus of 601., giving fon: bills, which were not payable when due, and when presented at the Union Beak in the City the insoivenre account was stated to be Mooed. The learned Chief Coaraissit,ner, after hearing seeasel, expressed himself of opinion that the case submitted ma the part of the creditor had not been made out, and *sabre the insolvent was entitled to his discharge. His Honour, in reference to the schedule, found that tin insolvent had been allowed la out of the available fend of the coact. He was Wardsee that the leesivent had the sieletanos of two weinsaL He seat for the aide* en which the application was made, recommended by Kr. Burden, the humans govapor of Whitecrosestreet Prfeeskaild he was of opinion that it was net a ow in which an alternate should bare been made. The imeolveat assured the court that he wee fa the condi tion mentioned in the affidavit. The Court, on the insolvent Sling a beaker's book, ordered Itia to be dkeiterged. Saba Intelligente. EQUITY COURTS.—YzernDAT. Imola TO Tires (*mammas at !mate. 111ATIICOTN IP. TAN NORTH STAPFOADANIIII R►ILWAT C .. APPLICATION ros AN Instmcriox TO vs STILUX TABDIFINDANTS FNOX OBTAINING AN ACT OP PARLIAMENT. Tale was a mottos at behalf of the plaintiff for aa 'sinne d's to TMTeif the defeadents from presentiag say pvtitios and fres "akin or prosecuting any application to parlia ment it **Asia g a a act to authorise them to abodes or relimphit the Sileerdele and Apedele Branches or either ef them, sr to endwise saythiag whatever to be dens or aniseed to be hose by the defendants laccaabtrat with or tto the eseasei ea the pert of Om company con = ea ISlnstare ef the 10th day of October, 1846. It:reed hem the testiest) is the bill that before the if Balm Compasy obteksed their general est id ea egreemest wee catered into between the Kr. Beetheele, who was the owner of considtrabk property slang the posessisi lies, end Mr. Bieariswho mud ea behaN el the easinasy. thet la eashisratien ef the plaistiff's atenisise his affinities te the WU ',beady lats. dared, end I. esasideradea at the plaintiff giving no to the sompaity • sad which Musa pert of his property, the cos say agreed to make s breath mangy, to be called the breash,whith was to tea from the Silverdale branch Vitt male line up to metals fusses called the Awhile farnams. hiil to the plaintiff; that this egresses was afterwards ird by as indenture sassed between the *Wadies& die ..espy, that the plaintiff thereupon with drew his anodise the dellishaste railway, and the de bedsits iipart peehemente of their pert of the contract, app ikd le preilemest daring the follow* session and ob tained sa set sahibs them to contract the Apedale branch; that se sops led bees Shea by the sompany for the one massersent of this brash. bat in July Ls the plaintiff re mind a sales is the sesames Soon, ailing upon him to West with the emapery ft Ilia We eta salsa el land, and else a put el kia canal, hr the pupae of esastructing the Silverdale brash; that the *Siff, thereupon, obtained as Was** from this SSW to rattan such . lead being taken, ea the mead that the eseepany having slimily agreed to Was the whale ef the canal, they could act sow take a per*" Magi. wiihina Saida, the metres stared Ste with the piaMMff. who at the time believed the soniaii h keemiell, ft abseilia their the kinds of the Bash abinpahes That dee defamilenis bed mods that they Weeded to spell he Is cast of fa Ike isaftlai semis, for thi passes or Ikea le Minks the Yodels breach. is consequas of ISIS the mow inlinglien was °Pe for. and Mr. Amphlatt, in support el the motion, mirlowead that the coutamplatad set of pailastant would set* do away with the coutrast, sad was intended mateytor the purpose of sealg the sampan, to break . o mti sem harlot .aad ha withdrawal of = tegomition to their original set. That then wan various mem reported in which *a mart had roshrained =from thrmining an set to do anything which would dm oast of promoting them from apenismlly perform. sommeM :ouldy entered into t aad ibis muse was moat able, ea the *bait wild sot be roisibmood ths € queen he would Maar by opposing the posing tho sot Mr. Mall sad Mr. Hoot appeared for the railway spa paw, and sosiondsd that the asstmet entered into between the plaintiff sea the w = was not sime a ono se the •Bert mak g that it provided far tire anting mg= miallograo eit the !sawmills& if a matimet meld as* be whams' satin, it amid we be pa lmed M pit; sad &a, that the piaiatilf was not ibis to mac s s nisi title to the semi wit hou t the somont GI the sitiaosst pmepristors of land, who ware Warmed is its Wag kept up, the theist of the aompany is having the mud being Mildly to provost any sempothima midi *sir Hue. The arguments wars am isidoied at the *bag of the mart. harms Vsosaseermasa Wwssw. 1w TIM RATING OP PSI JOUR STOCK WINDING v? Aar, AND IN TMI Marvin OP WI DIZMOT LONDON, POLTllmovra, AND CZIOMPSYSIL AND TVG DIRK! POMISMOUTM AND CIIATILAM RAILWAY COMPANY. This was the petitioa of Ik. W. Goldsmith wise saw ober, of Parliament street, Westminster, Orrin th a t he wee ea shuts. of 150 shares is the rove essapasy, end rayless that the company might he wooed up luster the provider of the statute, the undertakiag Writ bra long daps abeadosed, and this. being ea smart of outstanding Kr. Wood, in support of the ratios, stated that the esuspeay, es originally coastituted, washed ol 55,000 shwa ef SOL each, with a deposit for preliminary expenses of two gainer per share. By the determination of the committee of management only 10s. of this sum was requited to be paid oa allotment, a power being reserved to call up the remainder as it should be reitair. The plaintiff gad several others had paid up the 10s. par share, and a elm of 2,6001. had been reload in 1846 in this we ,y • a farther sum of about 1,0001. had afterwards been subscribed by the mesa hors of the provider! committee. No 11110 AT MO bed OTOf bees demanded of the shareholders, and the orapear had owed to carry ow operation early fa 1545. The older of the petition was to 'afore Dynasts of the act a eastribedaa towards liquidatloS of the company's liabilities by those sharelsoklen who had not psi/ the dorsi, of 10.. pa rare. Mir. Bear, Ice Ur rosordeats, the maniere own mitre; rid that the debts had been all pad aid the oompany virtually already wound ap ; sad that the mes, therefore, was not whir the provisions e t th e swam of 1546.,_ la _ Willett v. Parrett" (18 law head, &du, F. 13) It liai b h p deddat In ail --------- mower, Jur. 21. The tenant protection movement is gainiog ground in !thorn the same proportion that the landlord pro tection one is losing ,t. The unhappy landowners have 6 ,Z,,,,,:t their Freakesstein, as the counter !yr , *nation bee Ws apty termed, sad they will is permed by the formidame Cline/ to the last. The mousiest is nprmaioll in tbl mita' The "mit, Awned states that Ballingarry, " the leading parses of Tippseary," was organised last week ; and at a meet leg it the neighboring county at Kilkeany, the as seancement of this fact was received with loud shears, "arid the meeting pledged itself that at keel Ma theessed Callen task iheald attend the Baths prey meeting. which they were led to believe would give a too* to Tipperary." It is gratifying, holi sm, to find that in them notts a cosetita tassel mode of proceedthg is lost sight of, and to parliament, praying for tenant =pre are invariably adopted. At the last engin of the Callan Society, it was revolved "That a petition to parliament in favour of a °antino mies of fres trade be adopted , and forwarded to Ilishard Cobden, Esq., to presentation in the Howe dOmimas, and that John - Bright, Eq., be requested to legged its prayer," o f Sims feeble notes pro tection still reach us from the previous. We are told that a protectionist pea ' don is hawked shoat for signatures in the county of Kildare, se meeting for the purpose of adopting is having b e e t vestur on ; and also that the Qaesisr heelless e st jury of Oraigue, in the Quest 's Ointy a similar petition, with the addition li et payng a " tair adjustment of the relations be tween Medved sad temant." Them has hew en abases is the pies aloof in Ithe easthers essekets. The Owl famsharkin says " Praises le Christmas it was very law, there being a large umber of emsll, light mills in the hands of farmers, which having been orred of, good cattle at perianth are Entebbe( advanced prices. Pork, too, is getting soiree, andlthely to advance in prim." A deg such plasm last week in the Athlose work- Ye Amide paupers. A atroog police I hose wee si in, but the insurgents suocessfully lamailed them fa see time with the hot " etirabout." with which thug_ bmi been provided foe supper—lbs maid stints*, Ma eesvertid into a forme idabl air having Wes *seam of the insubordination. A few days sisee, the PAW. Mr. Soot% of Annoy, eat Pored, after Tess with a friend (Dr. Drew) , end as not since bees hand rig It is supposed that he fell into the river and was drowned. The sew eeapier at ?devil* in the county of Deny, bee bees completed. and the works are stated to have given templet* satisfaction upon the official inspeo ilea. The entire length o f the pier is 408 fret ; breadth, 40 feet; 10 feet below low water at its head, 9 fist to the eicant of 250 feet inward, and thence gradually decreasing to the dep:h of 7 feet. The stones mod in its erection very from two to Ave tons, and were procured in the neighbourhood. A case, in which the name of Sir Robert Peel is incidentally mixed up, sr. ill be tried in the Irish Court of Exchequer in a few days. The plaintiff is a Mrs. Taylor, wife of an English clergyman, and sole surviving daughter of the illustrious John Philpott l Cuss, and the defendant, a Mrs. Simplest, with when the plaintiff has resided as a lodger. The *tot the action is a portrait of Curran. petaled by lawrenes, and which was purchased by Sir ashen ' Peel from Mrs. Simpers, who, according to **pleb tiff, had no right to sell it, but who states, in her tarn, that it was a free gift to her from the plaintiff. The trial has been fixed for the and of February. Coat aim Barmat.—The condonation of this line teem Bathalami* to this city is being Tepidly entered ea by the esetrastore. Itmen. Foe and Beadsmen. They have already ..terraced the works at Shashi. Evergreen, and there is little doubt that the line will be oaaplete triage twelve maths. 06e hundred and lilyare on their way free Begland, sad ea their arrival, whisk Is termed hi a week's time, several hundred heads will be set to work. thus &fading most valuable employment in the mast depreesso period.—Cord Conatetutioe. EJECTMENT* AT CAIITLZBAR fiESSIONL The Outlaw Tarrapil says :--" We repel haviag fillet into as aaintaatioaal error in our lest pabliesti= regarding an ..treat leases, where 72 famitho weft set forth, ,sad hisk proem we stated to be at tha Inds of Bir Richard A. O'Dosel, Bart. We have slam easertalsed that the worthy bargees was sot the plaintiff, oar has he had say ejectment preemies fee the last two years." Moanga 1$ viz Cotoirr or Lim MICE. —On the sight of Tuesday. the 15th instant, Edward Burly of Bel linatiinch, near Knockloop, was murdered is bis own house, in the presence of his wile end five chikkea. dusky sad his family, alter risim from prayers, Mooted ca his son to look after the ttle before they Mind te MIL The boy pretended to the door, sad thou o It ofe merged as armed man outside. The fellow told KS to p. bask and with the muale of the via forced to the centre of the dweilieg, elm his talkie, teadsp, brothers, sad sisters promptly aamilml the inalier,mhe*a fll ; bat, alas! the melancholy mesrmothe Yaw le be told. A. Harley, the bead of thk arm bogy, wet leaking the door, the atrocious ruffian fired from witheat ; the ball entering his left eye, carried sway the upper part of his skull, and the Janssen victim fell dead ea the spot ! Limerick CAsowiek. CLERICAL. larnto or Sawstaoacn.—The ant pretisisties mad whom= or' this valuable Livia'. which ware adoeitised kr sale at Garrewey's ea Id nag, the 14th inns% have ben disposed dby private contrast. About 40 pens isle tie adrewsaa, as., wen purchased by the LM Animas Newahan. or Widow, far his sae ; bat the Istria declined it fr om noes reous sample, saa it noun a Weal living to the bishop or tie dietrees, who collated the peewit rester to lt.—Enhaborty Herold. Rev. William , t:Lisasciadr Neassat Me. die. St. Aleph., co. Diabio sod Measpoosary ; value, 6201. with resides', : peeves, ahoy of Look void by she des* el the Rev. Waiter Davies, VACANCY. Chromes , R., dio. of Bt. Asepli, 1801., with reei : pane, Bishop of Bt. Asap's, void by tile resod= of Roo. W. Williams to Llaartsaisdr Moubsoht. SPORTING. TATTERSALLS—MoNDAL - - -- There mass vest tall 'Madams, sad a large saassal el bails's, traseasted, chiefly oa tier Chaster Clap. The Male most Is Esser ware Fulham, W Ma. Ohms, the Ma i cesmah, fiseriett, sad Mantrap, the odds is sway aulemes shewlsi a Molded improvement' ea prelim irmailses KM et the thousands to to end Mesa MU mesa takes emend time. TM Derby traasselams Weis lele, ant sot ajlit . srrtast, immesh as ss 'Way or three sr Mr Modred oa Canes aide ins es rod, M sets 'swank, this NAM/ broke. ? Mlsy wet Mind the Oaks at ea ispememst. sad was is mask Mom. We sekhda the prises at IM ekes eibeelasen MEM CRAM IS to 1 opt prises Loam (t) IS to 1 Sr. J. Veal Lade of Gwynn (t) 90 to 1 Led Woterarffe Mr Asia (t) Is to 1 Mr. Yawl Lailla (I) SO to 1 Loa Lain SO to I Mr. J. Dedffe j =eatis SO so to to 1 tem (t) Mr. Herbes's Tapperery Day (t) Meg 40 05 t isseet Most deism caged wen takes to 501. ea 601. TWO 110211111301011111101 'MOM US 1 spa Ur. MIMI% MEMO (Ms MK) 90 is 1 Mr. IMMO Via (t) 21 to 1 Lord Ileeneo Ude La (1) to 1 Sr. IL B. Cadens Gledb (t) THE MICISCIPOLITAM HANDICAP. In to 1 opt Er O. Malleaffe lb* Den (t) le to 1 Deis et (t) 13 to 1 ier. lallames ammtena (t) 90 tee 1 Deesaffo MMus (t) =BTU COP. so to ape Yr. Oundbelede Weems (t) 23 to Kr. Myra' Ohms (t M sit off ) 10 Mr. Ifitao MB Ms peed aft off) It to ILA M. George% IRS ea (I and as off) 33 to led liertles lespeheig joy (I) 33 to Mr. Pedals Cam& (t sedan at) 33 to Marts IMAM (t M 1) es to Mr. Jemadethistrep In to Mr. 1111% Mena (t 49 lel) 40 to ClowledolffeLds Lean (t) to to —Mr Z. apt% Leolodee ad) SO to Cent. Momerneens amen= 1,000 to —'rte Webs% Mewl (t) yes to I lard Warwieffs Met (t) mes to► lard BMWs 0I t (ti o keel to 11r. 1,000 to I Jit ille m=es 1,400 tot Mr. gifts pi moo to I Itr.loidmilffe Deist It) Leoo to Mr. Oaddleteeds names (L) 4000 to I Mr. Clagele st 1,100 t. 1 - Mr. C. fare Iva es tealesT6l &IL aanneAl ruizia te 1 ept Led M. Immeetsla E 01 9to ale Sr. W. lamed %no II to Ddr akimor•W is akt. (t 17 to —Led 12 le DIM M o r oi Arad 10 as M Uedielloses`s Mess (t) °an le WAviten 1" to SI see =leen Tana (0 nal Ws, sad ths !Wag Dukiessa n. Zwyeeses= leed (t) IT Um. Mee ale sest L M ordatiatmeame (t) UM to SO wits METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. TIIZSDAT. JAW. 22, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the no te at Nine o'clock y es terday morning. The are arranged in order of latitude. Owns of lirsitatk of Rate of Heath= Nuts al limo i ff wa . wi l y. ----- --.----- k Lwow. .............. ILE. arrow Bram Raba Pooti O.K. Oman Brew ~cad Earns LE. Oda Isla Boerne E. Oside Brow Onand 'Lianas' "carnisarros Foutorotra B.lB. Outdo erseas Ovum" BILIDOIMATIM Toisanxis Lunsinssa...... N.E. Ondla Eagan Omani Mono' oitext4vnca O.K. Ores inns Lori ELS. Osman Ernst MOO SllOlO01l ........ Ozroao E. Cain Onroad Gunnar= Caimans' staxiwww. K. swag wane Own* Pinworm LE. Citha Onward I'IMIAMIOUWIL...... N.E. Ilinias Erase Owen TAMOVIII L 8.16. Osseo SNOW B a r d idihOli ONIWAY ..... °seclus MEMOS/ K. ion non HAX.TICILLIII O.K. ONO" linese lieow Urnaroor. E. Osalla Brien Cranial LE. Om* Erma Hard Prod Tsai O.K. Clinda BISON OVerteet LAIIIIARIZ .. WorrawaX 'hue N swami O.K. Orada lirone Osman 13a•rrucia O.K. onus ens. commit LANA= 131A01101/ Eannivatis THIS DAY. NOON, Come of WIM. ilreartli of Mad. Stale of Weather. SAE. (Walla Bream Pine. The returns from the following places did not reach this ones in time for publication yeetmlay ; they therefore indioate the st►te of the weather ea Saturday morning at Nine o'clock. POOLS Poseumots N.W. Smog Bram I Partaally Cloudy I N.W. was Brew Partially Cloudy &W. 1 Walla Brew Foggy LW. Ostia Brom Cloudy W. Stroud Braes, I Scud irouLatiTo int [Advertisikisent.]—Tna WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF Houmwmr's PUNA AND OIPTSIENT IN CURING AN &HID PiNNAN Of llammumem—Mr. John Pitt, of King-a•reet, Dudley, who bee re- Matti in that town foe write& of simy-five with the e of ten yonskwbea Its served in ber Nth Regiment .7= a nd to walks goat lbw ron ago amet sewed, bom rheumatism, and at times Ins anabie bs milk. He ma mite mime dames, and took every kind ala: Mdse without deriving aay benefit, and at I lest Woo allhatually oared by Holloway's FUI. and Ointment, and be can now walk se well as owe be Gould in Me Ufa—hold by all Mug =awl at Pretence gc4lowsre Itstattlisbotet, 24t, titrattd, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR. Mtge War Oderegelbillig. 0. ° NAMES Oseitla." am4 * U6 0 74% L. 88. - - --- Atkinson, Jackson, from Newcastle for liavannalt, has pus in leaky.—Queenstown, lan. 19. City of Baster (mb.), Cawley, hence to Gibraltar, was fallen sac with on Jan. 13, a Tmka, in a sinking state, having been in contact with a brig, name unknown, and the crew taken off by the Ward Chipman, arrived hers from Queue ' town. The schooner shortly afterwards went down.— Liverpool, Jan. 19. Eliza Sanders, Sanders. from Patna to this port, tack flea Jan. 18, off Cape Clear, end was destroyed; mew (except one man) saved.—Liverpool, Jan. 19. Pauline Houghton (barque), Owen, from Mauritius for Lon don, in working up Chinos& yesterday, during Walt weather, struck on the Wedge Sand. Every exertion was used during yesterday and to-day to get her Off, but without effect. She had, at six o'clock this morning, five feet water in her, and the discharging of the cargo had been issinmenced. Up to this time, 8 p m., about 820 bags of sugar have been landed, and when the lut boat left this afternoon she had three feet water, and, it was hoped, by the assistance of two pumps sent off, should the weather continue moderate, to keep her free ; from the tides taking off, the greater portion of tae cargo must be taken oat be. foto she is likely to be got off.—Margate, Jsn. 20. Sultana, Billing, from London to this port, ran on shore on ' Trowbridge shoal, Sept. 28, and has become a wreck ; crew and part of cargo esved.—Adslaide, B.A, Oct. 9. , Thomas Crisp, Farr, of and from Bristol to Barbados e, struck " on Marta Rocks, Jan. 16, during a heavy gale from the W.S.W. ' and thick fog, and became a wreck ; crew (except one man) paved.—St. lyre. Jan. 19. Hamburg •• Hassel Lisboa .. Pacific India via Southampton India vill MusaUlm Boston awl Rallis: Sluice sad Ramonah West ladia Brasil ♦BBIyBD. DIM. Jan. 25 Feb. 7 Jas. 28 Jan. 23 Feb. 7 Feb. 7 Jan. 24 03quirebo New Tort .P. L ytland Aaaow-at Liverpool, January 21, from. Avoca-at Gravesend, January 21, from.. Amosuess Eaots-at Deal, January 111, from AIWA Gosta-at Deal, January 19, from MICIIIPILWO-It Falmouth, January 19, from Kaltoa•-la Falmouth, January 19, from BTWATRa-at Falmouth, January 19, from BEATRICE-of Liverpool, January 21, from BLACK CAT-at Gnomon', January 21, from ..... Cum-at Ormond, January 21, from CIAILIPDA-Off LIVETTIODI, January 21 Coaaruocv-ce Liverpool, January 21, from . CATIMILUM-St Bristol, January 20, from CAL.IOOI4Lt-at Falmouth, January 19, from Ca:maws-at Falmouth, January 19, from CAVIITSFII at Falmouth, January N, IT= CELT-off Dover, January 20, from Comma-off the Wlght„ January 19. from CONTITIAL-It Liverpool, January 21, from DT•TT MILLZa-at Falmouth, January 19, from Dram or Rierisoao-off Portsmouth, January 20, Emacurr-at Deal, January 19, from . . ........ EDIACOID -at Deal, January 1 9, from Emu-at Falmouth, Jan from Burr -off the Wight, anuary 19, from EMILT--aellotyttead, January 20. from Eonu-at Nalcoaste January IV, from Eurnaw-at Li January 21, from FRODITTI , A-at Liverpool, January 21, than YWICIIMAIT-at Deal, January 19, from Fivuono-at Falmouth, January 19, from Pascoe-at Falmouth, January 20, tram FASIT Pal uxa-at Deal. January 20, trout Guru-at Falmouth, Jan. 18, from Glen Quaax-at Falmouth, January 20, from Hamar ao-st Cowes, January 19, from IL Scorr-aff Liverpool, January 21 U. liciema-off Liverpool, January 21 Nauru-at Liverpool, Jan. 21, from - °demi Hors-at Liverpool, January 21, from Lae J smarms-at Liverpool, January 21, from Leghorn Hare-at Deal, January 19, from Nell York LAD? ow run Lars-at Falmouth, January 19, from lisaytha Leer Earo-off Liverpool, January 21 lavaarom.-off Liverpool, January 21 Lucas-at Queenstown, January 18, from.. Miamum-at Gravaiend, January 21, from Maar arm Satan-at Deal, Jan. 19, from MART 110L1APILL-at Falmouth, Jr UM 20, from. 31 aaroar -at Falmouth, January 20, from META-at Missenstown, January 19, from flaw° at Falmouth, January 18, from 01181 Fakir -at Queenstown, January la, from. Saran-atLiveuool, January 21, from Saumm-at Deal, January 19, from Boost Deal, January 19, from .. Soar: -at Deal, humeri 19, from. Sacanr-at Deal, January 20, from Scams-at Portsmouth, January 19, from - Brara-off Liverpool, January 21 ToIT-at Deal, January 1 9 , from Madras Smyrna Tv no-at Deal, January 19, from Tata-at Liverpool, January 11, from Alexandra tTroz.Le--ot Liverpool, January 21, frogs VISITuIt-at Falmouth, January 19, from Mari:-es Vaaow-at Queeuelown, January 18, from Constantino...a vigorous -at Shields, January 18, from. Westward Wisaccel:atDeaL t January to rom n..wn. January f 19, fro.. St i nn Smyrna ,!earaekues den: Para ....... Michael's Charente Meninx iik) Janeiro (Mem Jamaica T!roeira, l e ,, ;n; harm from —Mai:with* New Orleans New Orleans Jacmel ..... Bt. lliehmee Terteiea Se , Ms Marseilles Amsterdam Aesifs brail Odessa ..... Ma:ta Terat,ra JaraLC& Constantinople ....tit Michael's Charente Bans Alo Grand* ,Alezandria GaUpoll Leghorn Pans Op _ Aras Taganrog At. Michael's SAIL ID. Ann BtAcn-from Falmouth, January I SAto London Aromres-from Liverpool, January 2 1 , to Haltins ni MICR Paasma-from Liverpool, January 21, to. Cuba Ansida-from Liverpool, January 21, to Now Weans CODMNOTON-from Gravesend, January 21, to Aptly-A Cates-from Falmouth, 'January 18 , to London Comermo -from Falmouth, January 19, to London Draum-from Liverpool, January 21, to Calcutta DUCK or WILL1.1)107021-from Liverpool, January 21, to. .1130GTILI:da EIFILIOW-41•0111 Liverpool, January 21, to Savannah VAPIRE Qram-from Liverpool, January 21, to WV* Osman Qrsart-from Gravelend, January 20. 10.....- . . Jilalta, 61/ACI.4N-from Falmouth, January 19, t 0....„ Loudon 'salaams-from Falmouth, January 18, to Louden lota-fram Liverpool, Jammu, 21, to Havanna JIINNT Imas-from Liverpool, January 21, tontinop:a Jam HUM-from Liverpool, January 21, to St.Thoman MOUNT CsaaLca-from Liverpool, January 21, to C. VCCVIII MAILII-from Falmouth, January 19 , to ... . • .. 1.012.104 KAI-MBAR -from Gravesend, January 21, to Madras Mom -from Liverpool, January 21, to ............ ...... .. - .Mobt'n Oasuo-from Falmouth, January 18, to Liverpool Pascos -from Falmouth, January IS, to An les Peas.-from Liverpool, January 21, to Napo P at acsas auea-from Liverpool, January 21, Mr Beirut SILDIA-from Liverpool, January 21, to Ameovirr -from LiverpooL January 11, to Calera:en Tirota-fonn Liverpool, January 9 1 , to .......... ............ ........ Gists 11,3 mm-from Gravesend, January 21, t 0....... St. !Wens Wauuta-from Falmouth, January IS, to ......... ....... .....L00dis VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Any Burs (barque), lon. 16 W. Baser Pant, from Lisbon, lat. 49.39 N., lon. 9.20 W. BIM; Allen, off Gibraltar. Dee. 25. out 24 days from Patna Conoussr, Phillips. off Sardinia, foe London Dec. 25. MIN or PORTLAND, from Shanahan for Ilindon, 8, lat. 32 N., lon. 93 W. A:manna. from Plymouth foe Australls t Jan. 12, lat. 42.46, lon. 13. Jana, of Plymouth, bound home. Jaw 7, fat. 44.2 N., lon. 9.39 W. Oc!sts (brig), of London, for Glasgow. Dee. 29, west of Cape St. Tartroas, from Mauritius tor Loadoa, Dee. 4, lat. 33 9., lon. 19 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DowNs.-7an. 18, Urn R. Downs, of a son. HAMERTON.--Jaz. 16, at Herbert Lodge, Sidney-parade, the wile of J. T. 11amerton, Esq., of a eon JAMES.—Jan. 17. at Fen Dittos Rectory, near Cambridge, the e.'e of the Rev. W. B. James, of a son. MAN.—Jan. 19, the wife of F. D. Man, Eq., of a sou. NEVINBOIB.—Jen. 18, at lisinpetead, the wife of E. Nevinve, dawn 9, at Hart-street, Iroomaburi, Mn.a F. 4 daughter. SETMOUIL—Jaa. it Eamptai, Deeou, the wife of the Gee. F. P. Seymour, of a daughter. WELSBY.—Jan. 21, at Ortaeldrk. Janie, the wife of W. Wels"l, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAILY—SMITIL—Jan. 17. at gt.Cathetines, Liverpool, by the ee. W. P. Bally, ehsplain to her Majesty at liamptoo.court 'lace, L. B. Bally. Eel., of Lieerpool, soo of J. Bally. Eau, of 6411.1%.• • square, Lowlea, to Mary, eldest daughter ot J. South, Eau , Awn's-street, LiverpooL BATLIUBST—ROBERTSON.--Jan. 12, at Malta, Lieut. Ltathw. , -, son of Capt. Bathurst, to Miss Robertson. [ACE—BEAN D.—Jan.l7, at St. Matthew's , Britton, W. Mee, it:. to Jane Bickerton, eldest daughter of J. Brand, Esq., of Suter imam. HOLLAND—ROBINS —Jae. IT. at Allanley, Marwickahlre. BAT. W.F. wee, M.A., 8. Brand. Jun., Esq., of Elm Penr*... Meriosetltshire, to Anne, daughter of the late J. Robins, ha' Aston Brody nem Illrmingluun. LEE —BROWN.--Jan. 19, at at. Ilarylebone Church, by the LAN M.A., Fellow sad Tutor or Trinity College, Dublin. O. Esq., of Rainbows', second son of the late Rev. W. Lee, See: Ireland, to Agnes, second daughter of 1. Brown. ." Ilemereetetreet, Peetmari.equare. TRENCII—GA9O3IOI46.—Jao. 16, at Aberford, F. C. Trench. fx4 to Mary Isabella Geomigne, eldest daughter of the late IL cave, Esq., of Perllogton, Tosishire, sod Coale Oliver, lrraa , wAKE—PARraIL—Jai. 11, it Eating Church, by the W` Taper. keg ph Ilahland, fourth moo of M. Ware, Esq., of square, to Ellen, third daughter . of T. Farmer, Esq., of bury house. Acton. WILEY—OTIIER.—Jan. 16, at &drake, by the Rev. 1. M.A., R. J. Wiley, Esq., of Viintertield, lloruby, to Imbe.h, daughter of the late T. Other. Esq., of Elm house, DEATHS. dOEBB.—lan. 15. at Hobart...treed. Moriehome. mar Devoshire, apt. Burgess, formerly of the tith, and latter.) . airdMegt., aged AR. North Bristoo, llr:aa y' DAVIES. - Jan. IS, at Clareenontlaaaa......— whe of Yr. C. B a rbican. DEWICK.—Jen. 19, at Barbican. Mary. relict of the lace Dewitt, aged 74. FAUZ.--Jan. 17, at Tborniby, Nur diamptonahirr. Elizab eth. e:3 !: ‘ daughter of the late K. Eau; kart., of Cliff llouss. lanceiten4-•• Med 77. DORN Elt—Jan. IS, at Tyfield, Eon. Mr. T. Varner, aged 41 1. LAWTON.—Jan. Is, at Maretirkivillas, Yeils.bill, 541+ 17 . * o ' Lawton. Erq., (hada-I=r, att. PROCTOR.—Jan. IS, at Monde Gransewl. R'• 47" 11111K713.—Jan. 17, Yr. J. Shires, late of the Welhhit7olll.4'. Leeds. STOItER.—Jan. IS, Yr. F. Storer, aged Si. 6W6l66lole.—Jaa. 16, at R7e-hilL Northumberland. NW. W. Ibranatos. Es q., aged 69. 1111110148.—Jais. 18, at Firtgtdos, W. rag. alled " Mated trd by WUSLUI Kam 1L1.% 01 No. 11 . 1^'m One%r Cr a ty at Ladies. Mate. at the turier, in Its2Vul alma, Mir rsdast et litliedrime.—lvesser, loyal