The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-05 00:00:00

AIUSIC ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. " Nl•sonielis" was perforate' last evening at Coviat Gerdes, for the debit of t.• new tenor, Signor Tannerlik. who mode a very successful ap• peruke. Of the =test of his weal powers we WIN usable to form a denied vision, u be Moored, we gailegeteod. seder the dieadvaatage of remit Muss tau tibia be wee sanely tuovered, mod else osier the sereneness attending a but appanage in a @triage country. He einerquntly sang somewhat eat, and his voice was *mans, let still it seemed to be a tine organ of a pmetrating quality, and capible of strong and pas sionate sipession. His method wu evidently that of a good 11011001, and his portamento—the " linked sweeten*" of hie tonee--ehowed the accomplished singer. He is evidently an excellent actor. His per sonation of the ohmmeter was full of energy, and he gave, with great effect, them touches of tenderness and affection for his unhappy sister which impart interest to the character of the farce fisherman of Napleo. His comrade Pietro was most admirably re presented by Messol. The superb duet between them in the second set was vehemently encored. The damb heroine of the piece was Snell acted by Mrs. Gilbert, whose pantomime was remarkably signifi cant and affecting. The insipid part of the Promise We sniped to Madame Castellan, who made all that amid be made of it. It is impossible to praise too highly the getting up of the piece. The magnificent chores were sung in a manner that could not be surpassed ; the spectacle and scenic effects were beautiful and striking in the highest degree ; and Anber's rich in strumentation gave full scope to the powers of the noble orchestra. New CACI= AT DIiONPOILT.—The foundation stone el the chuck of St. limy, Devonport was laid on Tiusday last. Than was a large concourse of persoas to witness the emesseny cm the sits, which is in James street, close to the wall of the dockyard. The thumb is to be of the midtUe ar Iseoestad pMated. architecture sif the 14th century. The &km will be all open, and amommodation provided for ghost ROO prism Roe. Rory Niehele - oilirlaco;a;;," M.A., to Blair V., with Oldlor Chapel aattexad, is the county of Gloacseter, dr. of Olomorise and Bristol; make ; vasiat by own= of R.". IL T. Rilattombe ; patron, Bev. W. Moo aa Probsadary or Caaoa of Bitten, te. Saltsbary Cathedral. Rev. P. 11. Brown, to B'. Ltworacs R., Norwich ; value 821. ; patron, Lord Chancellor. VACILNCII%. AbtnetoD-iii•til•-ell, 8., CalabeHreltire. dio. Ely; value 3101, aids residence ; pstroo, M. 0. F. Plitnit. Es* Halstead V.. Boca, dio. Rseloster ; TINS 3901, watt residence ; patron, Bishop of Loidon ; Rev. W. Adam,. P.D., diseased. NAVAL I/aro:groin, Aria 4.—The Rosatoon4, steam vessel, Commander John Foot*, left this port for Woglwich, where she is to he paid off. —The Diligent* is ordered to load with Mores for Bermuda.—The Superb, 80, Captain B lward Pur cell, arrived on Monday from • mean in the channel; mho *am into harbour the next day, to be fitted for forsdrusr vise. —The Smarpolooter, Lieutenant John C. Bailey, arrived an Tae•day, from Portseaosth.—TheCyout, 8, Commander David Rsbertaon, will he paid off to-morrow. Site will be taken into dxk to be fitted for another station en ems so bands can be spored from more prinks works.—Tho LUy 12, Csnuaander Bedford, atrivd from Portsmouth, and awaits moderate weather to proceed for the West Lagoa station. OBITUARY. YE' following omens' (Watts kavo been officially reporhul dam Deo 20, 1849 : Fuse Omouns.— ADMIRAL. Lord Colville. "WIT ; AN: W. Schoenberg, 1819. Rear-Admiral.—Sir James J. G. Bruner, K.C.B , 1849. Refired Rear Admirals.-0••• lavas Stamm 1846 ; Thomas Gumbo, 1849. Carreins.—Rettred.—James Conch, 1824 ; Robert Tait, 1827; active list, Joha Robertem (retired captain), 1838. COMMLDIRS.—Edward Collins, 1814 ; Mark Whits, 1816; Philip Li Yessoute, 1816; Jaw ß Tattnall, 1819; Robert Woos, 1823; Parker D. Bingham'. 1827; Richard Crooke, 1946; Hoary laworthy, 1848. Retired.—Charles Patriarchy, 1844 ; John Club, 1837 ; Walter Pike, 1840; George Detassrdonz, 1844 ; Richard Coates, 1847 : N athaniel Leder, 1847 ; George Thomas, 1846; Andrew F. Morgan, 1846. -. l...isrrsorhxre —Benjamin Shepberd, 1811; Alessader Deskenao, :813; Joseph Hymns, 1814 ; John It Forrest, 1814 ; D. C. WIMPY% 1815 ; Allen Well, 1816; floury A. Fiaseuw. 1820 ; Ham Geis, 1820 ; William G. Ashby, 1836; Henry C. 6shoesherz, 1127 ; Caesar C. Powell, 1838 Thomas Wailsors, 1842; Hem W. Dawns, 1847 ; Iliehael Breen, 1849. MASTLIII —Lewis Joh' (b), 1814. Mats.—Henry B. B. Bennet, 1843. ROYAL Ilmuwas —Lint -Celowel—Retired—Joha Wil ms, 1866. Captdoo—Retired —Albert Piekertos, 1807 ; TIM=M M. Beisold, 1808 ; TheWithie Patterson, 1809; Arthur 11.4sewords, 1830; Williams Hold, 1834. First Lieu essests.—Reslnid.—Wiltan H. Cerrimess, 1795; Jobe 116wpeow. ,1806 • Hoary Miller, 1806; Jahn Crochet (killed), 1847. Sewed Liestetwits.—Retind.—Oserge Pussy, 1781 • Geoes• F. Crown. 1813. Mamas. Orridnu.—laspeater .1 Hospitals, Itc.—Ro aired.—Sir David J. R. Dirk's., Knight, 1840. Burgeons.— Retired.—Corawell Rs's*l4 1790; Robert Carruthers, 1796; Jam /Cell, 1798; O. A. Adman, 1804 ; Job. Allan, 1810; Jolts 14•Neses, 1806 ; Philip Waldron, 1807 ; named Monism, 1814. Active Lint—All.. XaeLasan, 1824 ; Wallas' Whits, 1841 ; Robert Mac Lean (6).1841 William Lambert, 1843 Assistant Burimeas.— Rickard Tilstoo. 1942 ; Richard Baer, 1847. AND PCSllllB.—R.tired.—Gearge B. lISITI ow 1797; Willis. Kespraan, 1796. Attire List.—Jams M. Perkins, 1803; D. 0. Clarks. 1839. Cutais.—Loris G. A. Ward., 1642; Jobs T. Poole, 1847. SPORTING. NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT RACZ3.—Yartalinsr. TALLY-MO Itssiss (basslissp) of 10 Nye. web, k it. sad 26 sdesd. 2 Wks. 4 subs. me. males bagdatee, I'M Mat Tlb (Captain Little. Mr. ?CUBIT% Th e LW Fcrisiar, aged, llst 710 ..(Cage. Little 2 61.40. Legislator. Wes kg along* and a . PTICIIIXT MUM of 10 mom auk, and 60 tolled. 1 mil*. 11 sobs. Doke of Blelents diwas, an lID Malawi I Load Peedsles Otae red Toim 71b 3 a ri mes MOM Od7ma, 711) Mr. moltssurs insist% let 7b ..... wagmligal 4 Mt. Frames nogros T io+Sst (llatthabeew lb. Daum id Matt , OW 7Th (Prima 6 Betting 6to 2 'get srrioOt, 3to 1 sea s Compels sad Give sad Take, 4 to 1 east art of Goma', sad 6 to 1 sad Imposer*. Won by a 1 101 l s las& between mond sad diltd ; Rorriott a fourth. Rua la 1 mats. 67 mos. Rasa Orison's Plass of 1001., added to • leadleap of 16 am. sods, 6 ft. T.E.C. 41 subs. 12 of whom desisted. Ilestacm^ proems, tyrs, let elt. W, gA e ll I , Mmelers dram, yrs, est 10lb (W. 2 Tim fellowiag also ram :—Bishop of Romford's Cob, Iliad of the Purest, Jam, Cracibls, Ferule, Wallflower, eh g by Epirus d by D'Ertills, The Monk, Willingham, Horan Sarum, Ferseade, Glarliole, &elute, Equine, b f by Pas tures oat of elm Mita, Humphrey, Diligenos—Bottlag ; 3he 1 art Crucible, 6 tel I ape' Wallflower, 7 to 1 age Alamo, 8 to 1 aget Bishop of Romford's Cob, 10 to 1 oast remade. 12 to I seek emu the Recluse end Bgairfa —was by a neck ; Reda" last, the Cob, mad Squirt; well up.— Ran ia 47 0101.—DiUgosce and the Mita ally kill, but with out injury to tkomesss or the lads; a man, howmor, who raa into the smarm to pleb up the lad who was Int down, was run ova by the Wm Sly sad cosy seriOtoly injured. Luton, nun Bsat2l3 of 10 ens. eteh, 60i. added, far 2 yra old. About half • mils. (27 subs.) Mr. Ford's elf by Mans, amt at led" act 416(Bortholwarel 1 Yr. Bowmen Irrollit 4D ( 1. Day 2 Doke of Itrelownife Doelatewod. ...(P. Dathar 3 The falkodag dos started, bat wan not idiamd ..—Lesp Toff, Pleas do Towsho, Mims, the Felons Haft, Catalpa, and Olivia. Benin: II to 10 opt Backhoand, 4 to 1 apt Prowl" 6 to I art Olivia, 7 to 1 apt Piers do Toughie, sad 10 to 1 agst Receipt fitly. The Slats Ally loads all the mating, sad won In a cantor by throe half a lougth between the second sad third. Rua fn secoads. /6016611•111.701161t1112 CCP STAIRS of 10 son. NOD. Twit, rowed. 12 subs. W. Metwe's Doeht, 4 pre, net 711 t (Whitehouse) 1 Capt. Lowther's Watch dot, 6 yrs, ha 10 lb Ma rl ) 3 6t04 ma Doubt. Woo by f our lengths. Ban min. 65 mew HAUDICAP 8W1111.6 of 10 KM. eadt, Is ft, with 60 added. Oso ails end a halt. Kr. Bodes littttaho n : Mr. Fader% yrs, Ist le lb (Whit da 4 Mr J. Het Tao 4 yes. 4lb ( 3 Brea cot Candela. Wo n • took. Rua la oda I w as. LATEST BITTING. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. to 1 apt 1 apt Ns& awsrtsl I 17 to 1 sist Ada NAN IS to RNA =ITU CEP. 11 W 1 apt Pas, o' Day Noy II lo I opt IS to 1 Coma TO W I = l6 (t) Nto 1 atm (t) 14 to Ohara MUT: 3 la 1 NA ifigitink• (t) Is to I sugrifiapes 6to 1 Maas Call= (t) to 1 'NNW" (t) 10 to 1 Moors (t) 30 to 1 Paseo 16 W 1 Tbs UAW (t) Mayors was pus hem Fauna's Psaya.—A. **sties nib arias' the vis as", sa the that he was not bred Y lA. strut', was Hato tai. saseak b taw Awards, sod the oldwake besw taw esso was awoMml to llttio es Ms le p Osaka. • - ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-01.oucznan, APRIL 3. Theo courts set to doe. A* tbe.st covert be*: bell beton Mr. Beriesal Ilro, Ss tie readier, MP.. WILLIAMS R. LACIIIIR.—ADVISKTIIINO 101 A PASTORS. — Tins was tin soles to rower 291. mew Sat saber an. liar oiressetaseee. Thoplaistit, annelid by a setripaper advertiessest. pat himself is nsaseaslidust Wide the M. vernier (the &Simnel), who Mamba/ as Immo Mars for the tanetnest of a mall nu of nesay. • eeneepea di nee followed, sad the ddsodaat weees—H We have as el/ t atop la the very Ame s ) oieties he Ole beasteal aad al.tows (Clioltsabao • apkamill hams le eer tale to be made by this ankle to • ney *en Yeas as every lady to Beglead who is. Word the maw ell set be with oat is areal sad elegem • I . The ltd & eon le aes altimeters :008 sad we fled ao ha NMI* Om with oar prowat linked new at Ave nob twat ins we eta make then. to you eee vliss Si par are. Moreover. It is all reedy /awry. • • • • I will be ..shat with a very email 211/11 paid down, a trills to be laid eat Is noterials, b., tor the am ens :her the Imusselp is essarned, sad the red after the penes le eraiW it gesalsestee ol the bedews sr the anoint nay be ettsW est of kb glare of the prolog, dm herbs is possible dm', of either low er treed." Altar farther enroaptolesse tilt kismition sar!mi sot to be galled ba hurrail is the bestow et Lake dream to make that &eh esk ad lime @see the osonmity ef aka isaseleas of the P&L The s.lkl. talk it _thee, hem No eitthomese, • Matthaei& hos/. to is Motel was sett TI. Othatiff meet& Ms a eat et parisewhip with the ethasiest feat am messy. whielt, dm NON& previa, a blare, he Weasht ea rosewm The &Asa as the aim woo, that Um Ream had leas agesiell tbe peitheadip bat the jury gameedlee Ow the *mar kr the ESL MIDLAND ClRCUM—Wsaivms. Aran 8. estows Cover.—town Ma. Dime Pam. His lordship resumed his mat this morniug at Mao. Andrew Birks, who plesslMl guilty to a charge of sacrilugs at Birmingham, was ssetsatei to be transportod fat soma yams. APRIL 4. Nos Pam—Basis Loan Cam hum Csmna• t:CiAniss 8111kW.—Acrung MIMI= ♦ MAOIST/WM AT BULISLItO - 101, ISTANDRI. flas ;re eMineased yesterday, and closed to-day. The plalatifib ere his manias sad the defesdaat V a MT ehaat sad basher at PYmia am, and a maghtrete of that tows. The &laugh= stated that the plaintiffs were esa tomws of the Birmingham Baskin Oompany, when they kept ea rust, sad the dehadsat was a' director of that sad also mite the dinettes Otis Birmisgbass sad Othed Hdlway Comtism. _The declaration farther waned that, tbat, alluding to the Plank the defaadent had wed to one H. J. Fairfield the ape mica that they were " dare up," which PIM, in the mereeneile world, would be wed ee ap pimple to traders is a etas of imeolveney. The Mime yes for empenastion in fiesnagee for tide libel. The defeadast pleaded mot guilty, and *leo denied the meanie( given by the *bah& to the words "done up." Hem Fairfield esid—l aßae Ma merchant midis* at Brdingtos. I wee, 'adore I at up for myself, with Mr. Harrold. On the 4th of June Ile. Skew mat a note for me to go and speak to him. I have destroyed the noth. My warehouse when I received the note Is nearly opposite to Mr. Skew'', in Orearghsrleastnet. Mr. Shaw is a large mor dant, a dinette of the Birmingham Bank, and weillutows in Birmingham. I went to him, sad be said, " Oh, Mr. Fair field, I was seepriesd to we you have commeseed bushiest without AM mistiming it to me, as you ham I have each, a chasm of meths you in the way to g et sad can do more Sur yea than my me else sea." laid I did set see why I shoal amok Itha • I had menited with Mr. Har rel& sand mai ea his silvite. "Ak, well," said Mr. Shaw, " that is right se he, bat you know that Sattoa sad Ash are M be ' dose op' in a week or two, sad that their w will be to let, and trim I will gl yes the fi rst th anes of it, if you think proper.' I made so reply. Mr. Shaw matinued—H This I w de, he I suppose you know I am a director el the rail. way swapsay, sad of the banking company toe, sad Sutton sal Ask owe us that is, the basking comp an y, upwards of 2,0001, wid th they masa pay. I dare say you remember the trial they had with us (the railway company) some time ago." I told him I did sot exactly rtecilleet. He said, " Well, they had a trial, sad bad recovered damages to the amount of 2,1001., and 6001. for her sustained is removing. Now this is a chance sot to be met with every day, se I know wed ; with the cos sexless and exertions et a young ewe like yourself, a large foetus raWkt sees be milord. lam sure of it ; for at the tints of the trial with the railway company I bad an opportunity of geeing what they were doiag, for I was at the expense of haviag their warehouse watched se veral weeks, and paid four or five men a posed a week out of sty own pocket • but what I was going to say wee this ; Sawa sad Ash lime behaved very y indeed to the bask, sad the coseequenee is we are going to impel payment of their balance immediately, sad it will is all probability be brought before the board of directors lest Morday, and then, if it is not paid acoordieg to a notice which we shall came to be mat there, we shall put an meantime or the premises and sell them up, sad dim if you think peeper I'll get you the warehouse, an d parchese the stock, or say part you wish." He asked see who say partnere were, and if they were monied ma or sot, and if I had had peeper advice, for It was of the greatest ith wisest. I told him they were, and sientioaed the aame of one, but not of the other. After kis ea this, the fol lowing day I weal to Mr. Harrold, and told him what bad By Mr. Macaulay, Q C.—l am now la business es the saw premises, whisk belong to the railway compea. I had sot haws Mr. Shaw very well before this time. Thad not spokes to kW =my times. I sat the son.n.law of his f l e a, rzr Mr. Barlow. Mr. Shaw is a member of the firm of sad Co., breedwanders. There was a proposal last minim that I should Job that Sas as a manager at • salary and a participatioa of the profits exceediaz a certain amout. I had several times conversations with Mr. Shaw then. I had not always Wawa Um, and he had an always know me. I made his acquaintance alter Mardi 180, whim I mania Mr. Brolow's daughter. Mr. Barlow is sot watected at all with my business. Ide ast li n with Bestow. Then are serious differences pending booms my islissris-law and Mr. Shaw. They aprons up before my ass monism with Mr. Shaw. I bad no boa in my essebono whoa Mr. Maw seat for an There was • Mail, of Rio. ore the presakes, which was &West kr rent doe by • ionise tenant, Atkins, as Site day after my aciannados with Mr. Shaw. I dad an la say Maps apply I. Mr. Shaw to assist VW Of top relieve me with reglad to the Worms an my mantis.. I know Decking, who nada the distress, and saw him totes ea the day be said. it. I did sot tell kin whoa I saw bin the seated time that due I had int ma lira I had seen M. Shaw no the abject of the darns. It Is Mu I had then sem Mr. Shaw. I bad • MINIM interview with Mr. Shaw. (This emanation was set allowed to be _spokes to by tin witness.) had owe esavanatices with Mr. Shaw ou the ranee of Sattoa and Ash. I did sot apply to Mr. Shaw, whoa they wan makes of, to apply sae with capital to assist me to mike as arrangement with my partner. I did not tie Int cosversatice apply to Mr. Slaw to assist me with capital, er to set a lass for them presdare ; as, did km tell me if I wined to have Siam std Aah's premiss ha would us his Wds sue to get them let to no whet they left la Jane. Be did not tsU she I asst apply to the railway committee and that time wow wg des Abeam es the Mad. was so mural of the sonneastims wreathe Sa m stem s a d Ash, between the 4th end Mat Of Jewry. Oa the Mad, Mr. Shaw mewed the oswereaties ragman their warehouse. I saw Mr. Shaw cm , bat had se essureados this with him 'boat Butts she 4k. I never aced Mr. Shaw for way sminows. Be aired me, wham the MUM were la the warehouse, 701. to get this" at, sad area be was sorry Isi ewe in. I made as usanareatts of the ea voesetiw wal after I saw Mr. Hamad, who I mods a shirt mameraadass of it, whisk I dolma after copyist/ it as liana of the tam masa. I showed It to no use bat y ads. Shaw did sot tell me Sagas ad Ask Mil gst2Jlool. awarded kr the loos of their budases, or that they made out that their an prats were 7001. a year ; NA Mak per mats 1,1the1•1. Hopremises did not advise me to have • mil of boa m I might Do as sees as 8.5.. sod Ash waled, that as they would ready be sum to dun be Omsk Ina day to Vela their wawa to Ossathethembill. I thaakod Mr. Shaw Ow Ms am sad mamba to swidar it; and I detormlaad set a amp it as sees as I saw Mr. Harrold, but this I did net ammisieste to Mr. Shaw until some time afterwards. I von* kin a nets no my own suggestiss, sad not no that of any ether pones. Mr. P. W. Baena stated that the last winkle had mayilowd the stnewnis of Shaw t. Yes about the 4th it Jam , sad he fethemod his brothar.n.law, Mr. al, platattm solisitsr. The words" dose up," whoa snail to maw, ant that they sire lesslasa Mr. Gawp Mem, of Osessthhouns, Stand, staled this Ash, who was his loodimia.law, applied to him for pleb aiary sonistaaes as the Ilth el Unary, sad whiten want through his books la cosseemesse. He want with Ash to the bra, athibew ewe railway deboatures, sad paid 2,0001. into the bank be Ash. Mr. P. Wiliam, banns ea Iron master, Oak Bank, sear Midwifery.* Raw Sass sad Ash. The words "dose cep," so sadist to Vases, woad. is his spin= , barkossissisy. ..Mamaly admired the boy at sessaamolds sad having oesamested no the mess of Tabillad c , vioni M mama of • wilfal pennies of the Math, distant the bets he latssid to Say bun *elm Is ontaildlos. and tam procneisd is ohs moisailla Seib vollassese. As ma Mao Mims bed boss bunk have,.,, bb lonian remarked that this was a wet Imponast sass, ad required Me most whin sad dahlias sessidsonien Ho the.ght it best, *adore, to Mom, asst as Ili (Nook perils, the mart rose. SWORD DAT. The auks was reeasa:d ataia;Thi; tare.. B. Ma. Y. Lae WNeh deposed that &NM sad Ash were setheatere of the Beak, sad we did set Mkt say sesarity keen theta wild+ weld be *atoned without as subs. We held sone railway Ishostares. I was a regular &stemless at the sassidess ot awhile* as was lir. Shaw, who is a director. The dep Mar the iNdoidtm Haakkg Company rewired • Wan ism the *AM oselosieg their pus-book, with a ague ter the basso of their moss; Ash sailed as hi.. (The letter both ISOM tad Ash was Ifed ; stated that • had withdraws *sir mom' ba th os at it the modest of Mr. saw, sae of the diresiess, sad it thus referred to the isepatatioas sa their show* bp the deteadaat es Out fa the ' , Woes et /skald. Os the earh• day ultimo oadased a riostaties adopted bY Ss howl Is. m as pkia" of in his ors akatioa to this easiodag tits resolution, be staled that " Mr. Shaw most sibtleetly &Wed the truth of the ahoy. allegations, sad ha (the witness) woe board la jostles to my. so Tar from Werke their ohar cum s.d reputation, he had heard him speak r 1 the pl .lutiffs, as Intslnees men, in more favourable terms." Oa the day alter this Ash ealled, and whams told him that the rmishstlea of the prtekdisi day hats bass arrived at, *wise w Mr. Moor hawse always wen at the pialatli v sad Haw the dim* wars as maws with all la had Sued at Ike auk. Ma Ask milMI mail nodal Ow milk la hi SW Mr. Maw WM* a Mimi Is llTWiag glom advice as *lmo trade. k ig skss Mr. Shaw aims Si. dim* OM bad bola mem timid r Mdr asmatualmalea, mad bad rapese e d kin g a g,. mo the dlaualors. as most Mom dun*. Mr. Ask bi willopow to meet Mr. Siam, oldies at el E(d . : Swint%) orsorisg-boose, witasoe's asset', bask, is at fife lithere Maot sad be added, that it ha bad bemight smog Maims swim Mr. Slaw, he would ow* the moo Imailsomo apology ; but his seas was ss spar, dad than amid be ad *Wm Miss Ask was lewelem is aka. What skill I bur hum_ you WM* rizgad that 1 wasW aimmodsale utak Mr. Shaw aria* t which I did. Os Ikeda/ dallowiag Ash willad egplo, ball I sem trem kg*, midi be MI m miss. Hs Aar** MK me, at Si. Osavbserm Oat boa had wessivild • loom his Mr. Sham, n d. :2l - Isar dams Monaca la see %Mao sad Ash. ma ant oxpest • mealy Mast kind ; *sib' W eemmrsadamloa would cam Irmo wit I tail hi. I mosidend my minim from the I bank a aa Iled. To whisk Ito mad that he would go to Yr. Ilphod (solialtor). I aSiewards received • oats tress Ask iambi that is 1111•111 i Nam meeting Mr. Shaw bet übsoldsods MM kliowmg meads, Mms as at tbs se &Mb, Cempuity. Rolm& lift • eft at Joy somisiebome. whits be whiiwl to withdraw. noes had same bias say 'standee npreseed at Si hank a breaking op Salsa and Ash. As • &maw I bay* sever based el mg sulk kikalluo. As tar as I Maw, Moro had mumpleig await thaws *ad Ai he ha w ing din le dm *b. ajain—The rite of Sutton mad Ash'e arrant with the beak ad& have beta the subject of dietaries in the bank bike* the 15ia of Jer, bat it was sot at the busk prier bard. It had sever bus. e my a Ratter of dissuades es_s the iiliestar The bank parkin is devoted to inter ne". bitwoes Kr. Blaassat and the eastern.. Whoa I say the partielity of Mr. Shaw to Satre sad Ask was the subject of remark moan the director, I rear speak as to dates, bat I her Ward Mr. Shaw, radvertestly, speak well of them Tide was not is January, bat within a period of 12 or 18 swathe past, mad before the dispute arose respecting the oolerseati wareho sa has the railway cierpeay to the plaintiff. ter reir use. John Docking said he we teat miloslar he the Oxford and l' iw trattala Railway Caufffsb awd dhloaimed is Fair field's in Charles street dm Nat doe by the farmer teams on, the 6th January. He saw Fahlield throe time that day. At the mond interview Faidleld told whoosh, had ms Hr. Shaw resposting the distress, who bad advised him Mt M Wks the Oreat Obarlesstrmt premiss. perms. steady, bat to remain them quiet, for the railway company lut mwelilables sad Ash to leave their premises ia Sasordill. Ism ties mit wash Ash came up to wh ams sad leash hands with wittiest very medially, which he had VAIIIt imam hoe, sad said, " So yon are going to tam us oat, aro yea r Whams said lis use sot aware of it, aad Ash "Oh, ma, you an ; I thiak it rather too bad of you; N On giro bail sad bond hubs rest, if necessary." Witaass add la had so doubt of ft. Ash then asked if a party had ad stalled as witness a sw days before, aid told hi. that dm railway sompsay Waded to turn them out ? Witmer add to Ai, " I see you 'mow all about it, sad I tell yca I ksve;" aad soled Ash who told him that t Ash replied, he shoed ad tall *imam that, and went laughing tato the warshams. No Mbar person , bat Fairfield had told him of it. Ash seumsd at that time ' vary full of humour. indeed ; he weejesass sad smiling whoa be acoosted and when he left wham TheHain ;addsts referred to is the oddest* were read. There was in rem Mr. Shaw also to the plaiatiffs, dernesdisg the saws of the penes who had so slandered NM to them, sad agate his to meet these eed Me mower eyes, se eat so 'sight demi in the way, at Mr. Itykstre. Is this letter the &rodent attributed the deeing either sesemet at the beak to a letter front sad remarhe made by Mr. Besareat, the wagger, galling their attention to the overdrawn state of their as ease:. There was also a reply rows Settee sad Ash, entire*. statreasste of Kr. Shaw se the c hri mai reasce of thewithdrawal either bask emesat, sod to pro duce their ferment before the direst" hat the !Minim with MUM Tide ter was set a Mu Whitehuret, in reply, urged that thus been the slightest eßaser to the ere for the plartiff. With re spect to dumps, he called spot the jury to nark with heavy damages their indignation of Mr. Shaw's conduct, and to rake eorpentattioo, ea far as a pecuniary compensation could be cads in each a eon, to the plaintiffs for the malicioas injury dose to their character, their credit, and their feelings. Hie Lordship hiving summed up, the jury retired, and after a short absence found a verdict for the plaintiff— Dareagie, 6001. This finished the civil busbies, and his lordship they as sisted in the trial of prisoners. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.-Cmurrn, APRIL 3. Csowni Covat.—Dcroaa Ma. Jyrrica Wsz.uassi. Tel PiIICZY CASES IN THZ COUNTY COURT. This gamin the prisoners Ralph &allow Job &alloy, and Job Presidiums, who were yesterday tried and found guilty of eciensnitting wilful and corrupt rjury In the County Court, we brought up to receive Judgment. The two former were unlaced to two years' imprisonment with hard labour in the House of Correction, and the Uttar tole months'. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1850. them sad bat that the ballot had beta pre. Tined , , brakes the rheum teeeld have beta Weed with burglary. When ameba at the statical-ham. a hook moiler to the one swished to the rod was roved a Davie'. pocket —Both r Wowing wore ootoodtud !or trial. FATAL ACTIDA/TT.-- ksopfe Browne, a earasaa la the employ a Chula Part-, oral sad pouro dealer , dockaay, wig brimOt op to remind, shamed with haviag tooted the death at May Westward, a 01 7 yeas of Ns, by driving a &ski OM hat la Waggiag. Mr. Twit , * Inks that a lerceset's jury had a ea= e 4wevtiody diediseled teliened a w t ild of seeldeata death, the pelme. . _ ORIBNWICIL TIM RIOT AT Gabisetwicie Fats.—lminiedistely upset Mr. Beau taking his eau ma the bush, 16 artillerymen and 6 marines were charged with auks and assisting in a riot is Greenwich fair es Wednesday leasing. Mr. Relent Lee said he wee the owner of Richardson's thea're. Re was cie the heat of the stage, and saw some •• bonsetting " going on mon the crowd, and a dispute AIWA' between a cdvillsa sad as artilleryman, six or Coven soldiers ran to the minuses of their comrade. The geed'• man who was thin attacked endeavoured to get away to wards the platform of the theatre. The people groaned and biased at the soldiers, who then tuned and attacked the h. Several persons ran on to his stage for pro tection the crowd. Mr. Lee here identified eight or ten of the prisoners whom he had observed to be most active, end said that almost directly a number of stones and oyster-skells were thrown upon the platform, one large stone striking him on the breast. The soldiers tore sway the steps, rushed on the platform, pulled down his variegated lamps, broke to pieces painted partitions, urns, Be., the &sweat of which damage could not be lees than 201. It was with very great difficulty he prevented them from rushinc inside of his theatre. Serjeaut Carpenter, 38 R, corroborated the evident,e of the previous witnesses as to the distraction of Mr. Nelson Lee's _property, and stated that he saw Buttenley, Martin, and Tripping take one pair of steps into the roadway, sad break them to piece.. The same three prisoners he saw go to an oyster stall ; and, taking the oysters sad fish, throw them Om to the platform and among the people. He also saw another of the prisoners, named Martin, throw a stone, which hit a gentleman on the platform. Re saw Covey jump on the stage, seise an iron combat sword, which he Hashed about in every direction. Witmer saw a gentleman knocked down and trod upon by a soldier that he could not identify. The monism rushed out of their box, sad a marine, not in custody, ton from one of them • trombone, which Buttenley 'misted him in breaking to pieces. Watts Pon` down a large chandelier which was attached to a long rope. Mr. Lee went up to the military, and entreated of them not to destroy his property, when an artilleryman not in custody, struck Mr. Lee oaths shoulder. [The trom bone was here produced, broken into about half a-dos , n pieces.) Oa the arrival of the police, the soldiers made off as fast as they could. One of the prisoners struck witness. and two others immediately tried to throw him down. Sergeant Carpenter thee stated that be followed Wilkin son, Griffin, and Wade to Greenwich-market, in which plea they went to • pump to wash themselves, and he then got erbium and took them into custody. On arriving at the station-house he told all the prisoners they were charged with making a riot in Greenwich fair. Martin said, " I only wish we had had a piece of artillery there, sad we would soon have cleared the way." Corroborative stridulate, which clearly proved that the prisoners had caused a serious riot having been heard, au application was made to the magistrate to adjudicate sum marily in the case. Mr. Seeker said he did not wish to prejudice the prisoners by any observation of his, but he considered that the facts spoken to before him were sufficient to warrant Lim in send • leg the case to be inquired into by another tribunal. The prisoners were then remanded till to-morrow, when they will be committed for trial. IM. ; g tog 24a. aye, 245. to 21s. nom Seed, red, per ewt., 375. to 4M. ; white, 44s to acht. Imports doting the pot week:— What, Goldin, 40 qrs.; Oats, foreign, 740; Pero, foreign, 7. VISILIDOII, April 4.—Our market is thinly supplied with Wheat, whket met a stow eats, at pew, equal to those grim, taut week. She sears.* pre •is 44.0 d. per qr. In rter and tuts obey wim ples esiel tits trade b. ;or qr. Wirer. In Demur . sad Peas wry Web W011&11020 - Aprti 3.-We bad bat little Wheat at NEW der* te.dep • tie Sumo staintabod het mars ratan. Ms Wight simple of trammadsd le. pat gr. mom. (*hare la Mailed supply. Watt il llis. di t to lb. M. Barley, h. 6d. to la. IL Oals. It ba Os. lbw, art, wpwlbma le. 104.; meads, la. Id. Oatmeal. MM. tilyfarst, li. men., Is. OLAaaow, April 3.- 'Pia weather i t new mild and ge nial. sksr bring very imam 4 the SUM Wits .TM imparts to t ie. Oak daring tie pea vet wont la vire_ qrs. wheat tram Alimmkla. 910 nibs War ham lames, aid MO t o Oatmeal trots Ire ad. V 4. Meg amelsted tie most Part of 160 gm. Wheat, 1,910 ark 11116 qrs. 11W, add 1,413 seeks Flour, sometwles ; sad 2,7311 qty. Tibia; 227 qrs. Barley, 750 gm May sod MO ma. of km kela iderosai. The trade remained =grasp ths meek, Mame say as= tho deemed tor any alleadsam at this dees was moderate, sad Wheat Wat a kir at ket at: kr dm militia, bat smakkgy airs et saw were al. per bee draw. 11t ere wee Wise be ode lee bat no hiperramat ea late Mee could be adeldebed. Olga add wome rosily, sad previtaegnetader wars smaparbed. Ike* nospanategy asalhabil, 1M law ohm forage f.0.b.. doloning the dMlllim pamhashig, aumang the,. in hanialliie went. Beam aM Per orltared. Prevent quotations: Wheat, English, per Mks., whits, sow 20s. Od to 215.0 d. ; red, old. 21a. to 225.; new, 19e. to ifs 6d.; 50,40 0, white, old, 21s. to 1120 6d. new, 17s. 64. to Pk.; kith, red aid white, new. 17s. Id. to l e e. 6d.; Dentate, aid, 225. M. to 23e. Od.; Posersekn, old, Its 6d. to 21s; new, 19s. &I. to to.. Id.; Dial* old, 19e. 00. to 210 Od.; new, ltis. Od. to lits. Oak.; Odems, soft, old, ]b a. Od. * 19s. 6d.; h a . Candian, old, 20s. 6d. to Ile. 04.; United States, old, 20s. ed. * 1a Od. Barbey, pm 32011 a., Bs:wick and Scoteb, sew, 13., Od. to 16e.4d.; Irish, 14e. Od. to 114.9 d.; Maim, free, Pomeranian, M., old, 14s. Od. to Its. 9d.; new,lss. to 15s. ; 14e. to 145.64.; new, 64. to 13e. Oats, per 26411 a., Berwick and ~aew, 13e. to 14e. Od. ; Irish, Wexford. ke., saw, 13. . Id. to lea 94.; Limerick, M., old, 13.. 611. to 14.. 011.; sew, Ils. Od. to la s. 3d. ; extra prepared, new, 14e. M.; foreign. &mien, old, 13s. 6d. to 145.; Daniels, 13e. to lk. 6d. Bran; Scotch, new, 120 6d. to 13..; foreign, 13.. to 13e. 6d. per 4 imp. bus. ; Irish, per 2601 0 e., 13e. 9d. ; Egyp. Ma, per 26010 a., old. 12s. to 110 6d. ; new, 12.. 3d. Pear, white, per 2601b5., old, 140 to 110 ed.; grey, 13..6d. to 14e. Plow, per kulbs, now. Englab, superfine, 31a. to 321. ed.; Irish, superior, 32e. to 320 ; Ane, 300 to 31r. 6d. ; extra choice qualities, 325. to 33..; fiesta, 31s. 04. to 325. Od.; American, sweet, per bend, old, Vs. 6d. to 220 9d.; Canadian, 21,. 6d. to V.. Gt.; sour, 20e. to 21s. Od. Oatmeal, per 2601b5., Irish, common cut, new, 240 to 25e. them Coro, 16e. to lee. 64 per 2601b5. THE CORN TRADR.-BIRNINOHAN, APRIL 4.- Although the weather has been cold, with occasionally severe frost, and minted= has made scarcely in progress, daring the greater widths pest aasth it has been dmost uslettertuptedly dry, and epos the idols so very favourable for Bdd operations that we Mitre =sowing, with the exception of barley, la already nearly 00111. The markets have not been largely supt - bed with wheat by the farmers, and our imports of Garet= were comparatively light, and the destine on English at the early part of the month has been recently rearmed, particularly for good qualities. The millers have purchased with great caution, and oorce of them maintain that the coosumedon of bread and flour has on fa ll en off, which they attribute to the Increased ability of the working-clam to pur chase meat in part as • substitute; but we doubt whether this has had any material effect, or even that the mode rate price at which both French Sour and foreign potatoes have been selling at our principal ports has had any consider able influent. upon the consumption of home manufactured flour. We are now disposed to attribute the present languor of demand to the r::::disposition of millers and bakers to reduce their stocks to the t al polst. as they were sanguine of an improvement in price at the end of the year, which they are not at present. If there be any truth In the supposition that the consumption of bread, in the mann (*during districts, has decreased, we thick it is mere than counter balaaced in the agricultural s ctions of the country : wbere, no:with- standing all that has been said to the contrary, we ars persuaded that more hands are emplayed than usual in the improved culture of the ' soil, with the laudable endeavour to meet foreign competition; and the reduced price of wheat enables the people to use it for fod, instead of vegetable*, in a greater prop* rtion than formerly. Our future pricer, from the present time until harvest, must be very much influenced by the disposition of the farmers to bring forward or withhold their remaining stocks, and their =chi= of coarse will greatly depend upon the appearance of the growing trope, which is so far favourable. What and flour are now worth as much in the northern poets of the United States as in Liver pool and we hear that some purchases of flour have been made In the Wm, port on American account. The few tales made d fine wheat in Oder= reported in List accounts from thence, wire ski= two or three 'billings of the present value of floating cargoes arrived on our own coast, height and insurance included. Only ten =eel, loaded from thence with wheat for the United Kingdom in January and February, notwithstanding freights have recently been as low as Sr. ex. quarter. There very limited shipments have been owing partly to the discouraging accounts from England, but chiefly to obkrue- UODS caused by the ice. Our markets al= afford no margin for pro. fit either from the Battle or France; yet it Great Britain continue to be the only country requiring any supply, we shall receive some quantity from the farmer for disposal at the beet obtainable price the arrivals from thence will however be later than was at one time ex pected, the navigation after havingbeen so tar open as to enable some =reels to get away, has by the last amounts again become closed. Thera was a little more firmness in prices of wheat in the northern Cta'arising in part from the opini o n th a t th e rye on the ground been oedema, injured by the intensity uf the late frost. Our pre sent prices are. b.nglish red, 4s. 9d. to se. 3d. ; white, Sa to So. 6d. per 641E0. at Birmingham. Polish Odense, 6.8 d. to 4*. lad. ; Dant- NW, La. 4d. to ss. 7d. ; hard, 4m. 3rl. to 4s. ad., all per 60Ibe. at Glou cester. Except for the finest quality:of barley, it hie been very diffi cult to effect sales at almost any price. The little of other sorts dis eased of was at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter, thorigh the quan tity la store at Gloucester continues comparatively light, and lo rather decreasing. The nominal price of grinding parer la is 170. to 20s. per melba. at Gloucester. The large clop of English oats, and the facili ties afforded by railways for their speedy and cheap transit from the remote districts, have brought more than usual of this description on our markets, and we have conformaly had an unusually limited demand for Irish ; eo that with an import of only 5,569 qra. for the past month, our prices have somewhat given way and the stock has increased. The quantity on hand in Ireland is probably not' leas than usual, and potatoes having kept so mach better than was expected, we think rhipmests to some extent will yet take place this country. Irish white is nominally worth 16*. to 175.; black, Iss. to 16s. per 3121E0., at Gloucester. roans of all kinds have been difficult to dispose of through the month, except old English, which from their scarcity have realirid comparatively high prime. New have the last week been also Ices plentiful and rather dearer, owing to some speculative inquiry. Several cargoes of Egyptian have ar rived off the comet, and the owners would have submitted to some loss, but we believe have not found purchasers. In France the growing crops are reported to have suffered tram the hoed, and some ore of opinion the same is the case with us, although so recently I planted. English new sells at 91. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; old, 12s. 61. to Ise. rd. ; Egyptian, Re. 6d. to leo. at Birmingham, but buyers cannot i be found for any quantity of the latter. We have had no fresh ar rivals of peas, tout the sale has been of the most retail description, at o farther decline of Is. to 2a. per qr., but there are not many pressing on the market. The demand for tares appears to be nearly at an end. Foreign potatoes are in fair demand at Re. to 10s. per 2StAte. at Glue ocster.-From Sturge's " Monthly Circular." CATTLE, &c.4SALIPORD, Apr.l 3. —We had • geed supply agora, but the quality by no menu superior. The demand, now that Lent is over, was good, and a fair elearmoe made at the full ratio of last week. No change In Mutton. SOUTHALL, April 3.—We had a very belay trade to-day, and szme things remained over unsold. Beef made from Is. Bd. to 4d. Mutton, 2s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. Laub., Ss. to 6s. Veal, 3s. 4d. to 4a. 4d. Pork, 2a. td. to 3e. 4d. per stone of Sibs., sinking the offal. EDINBURGH, April 3.—The number of Cattle this morn lug was 839, being 220 more than last week ; the greatest number ever brought to market en any occasion. Bales also very dull, sad prices down nearly 6d. per Dutch done. Top prior, be. ad.; current, Ss. Gd. to tia ; middling and inferior, 4s. to 3a. A great many unsold. The supply of Sheep w.ts not so large, the number 2,134, being 323 less than last week. Sales dull, and priots down 28. a-bead, and even at that reduction a clearance was not effected. Top prim of the beet M to aid. utton, 31d. par lb.; current, 3d.; secondary and Inferior sorts, 441. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. FRIDAY. Aran 5, 1850. The State cf the Weather at each of the following places at Niue o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Rama Place. (33u inn. nie c ' t 471 m of State of Weather. W W ---. —.-- Pl.Tllolfa route W. Heavy Gale Overcast tuna LW. Strong Breeze P.atially Cloudy BORTIIIRONI LL Strong Breeze Rain BRIGHTON B. Storm Heavy Rain 40VTIIRIONTOS m roancing LW. Strong Breeze Rain resaasous .... Banalanonn &W. Heavy Gale Rain Itsaume .... OMIENWiaI S. Hard Wind Rain ',mews 011.PORD ... ...... ...... L High Wind I Heavy Rain Woman' Lemma ...—..... &W. Storm I Rain 011111111001 BIRYLIOGRAII . Perennonovan. D.W. Gentle Breeze ' Rain Triancsorn..... Canna .........• LW. Fresh Breeze Cloudy Inzervisz.e E. Strong Breeze Overcast lloarnsao laviazool.. LB. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy WARRIIIOII/2. D. Strong Benno' Overcast Taut ... ...... B.E. Gentle Breeze Rain Lancursa. L Gentle Breeze I Pend—Rain WIIITIT LW. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Danturorom ...... LE. BMW Brame 1 Overcast Saar Ilaannrom. S. Gentle Breese Partially Cloud, Summutz.ans LP.. Gentle Breese Overcast Bierman LL Gentle Meer Bain LANARK N.R. Gentle Breese thIrCOSI Snarr. Glialoow BRINBURINI THE POLICE COURTS. WORSIUP•STREET. VINDICATION or au isliris:=l6: Griffiths, standing counsel to the Metropolitan Institute for the Protection of Trade, attended to make the following application upon Whaler Mr. Watson, • silversmith and jeweller, in Norton folgste, against whom the magistrate had recently delivered a decision, founded upon *sideman alleged to be entirely false, and which had been most destructive to his interests and reputation. Mr. Griffiths reminded the magistrate that, on the 19th alt., a am was beard before him in which a person named Caroline Mitchell, describing herselfu the wife of a gentle- man of that name, residing at Great Grimsby, complained against his client, who was a highly respectable tradesman, in extensive business, that she had entrusted his shopman with a gold chain to be repaired, and which she was after wards unable to regain from his possession. The magistrate upon that 0111111111 M was pleased to express an opinion that, altheno wet the slightest imputation rested ems the Amster of Mr. Watson penonally, yet the 1111§11•011 la sanest of the allegation that the chain had been really ha MI6 shop appeared, in his judgment, to be of so NaVklllift a nature, that he was compelled to give an adverse desislea against his client, who was noeerd lp te melte fall reparation for the loss the com plainant stated leseelf to have sustained. Mr. Watson, in amen ee,, felt bound to exert himself to the atm* for the rfadimttea of his character, sad to prove that he had trustworthy in his establishment, and therefore clued to be inserted in several newspapers, descriptive of the alleged feats, and calling epos any jeweller to wham the lad, ' . Main had been actually entrusted to some Steward medusa it. The result of this was that a geld chain was shortly afterwards brought to his premises / 3 7 the shollmen of a silversmith named Willis, midis; in the immediate neighbourhood, with whom it had been left We the day in quellua by a lady, who bad. not again Wiwi for it, and which AlbOplalla he had they la mast to positively testify to that erect. Mr. Watson thereupon pat fate emusualeation with one of the derestive form mated Chihli, who mosedingly waited upon the 'complais ant (Mrs. Milli) at Stoat Grimsby, to whom he presented the ads, misled with amoral oases, fer leer identilleatke, and shims emeeshmed the one in %nestles m that she had lost, Nyman, to ham Wit had mime bola the shape( Mediae, whist' the olleseameetly deviated is answer. Under these l ie demmetames he psi it So his wership_wkether lie oese use ass Is semplainant, Mrs. Ma as% eleould be maul upon to pet ia substantial ball So answer a bill of indielment SIN peeNey at the sere, ism mash as she tad owns is the asst distinct and positive • manner to Mr. Watson% shames. Reid, being the perm with whom she had lea the made. _ _ The dummies et Mr. WW*, retorted to by the burbler, sad whom striking resemblance to Mr. Wabon's shamus, Reid, wee certainly remarkable, was then called, and deposed to the fact of the duds in geodes having bees left at his employer's premium hp a lady who sever sailed pin to re claim it, bat that yes reading a report in the pipers in which Mr. Watsea's esseribm impaired to be ispeashed, le is 'sedately Nudes& bs the ankle sad took it at saes to Mr. Irstsea's hews. ims 7 .Hannim amid that ha swat distisetly _slated at the foams essaimellss, as obsevatisa which had bees 'Oka is several ol sibs popes, that as. the Inset possible imps toile& resist was Mr. WMOMB, whose • h resio s sif of ebarasair bad WS to by the ver i is dims of the asse s ami who., ha felt added, was Se time as swim fer a them,* kieedgatisa of the rsigiur as the simplainaat, Mrs. Mee; himself. With whale reserd, however. to the ssat agglisides, allhough It was saw ammillat that the had sods as milks mistake is sip raw that she le ft Ms yid Muds at this abego Mr. Watson, and bad dimplegol wait of swath* sad doe tawdry, he ftlt pedsdip that she had bees guilty of so willed perm*. of truth, but had solely mewl apse salistondetel emir, and hi mat, Menke*, *Wise pea-Net-Wed imiti appilostles_ however sash he re rotted - Os mdsiis ISMlMlleirael which had resulted from her Widowers', to Mr. Watson, whose &waster and integrity ressaleal whinny =impeachd by wale, that had transpired throughout the proceeding& A Nuw Moan or - Amoz.n7ce - .. J. Davis sad W. I Adair, was taught up on remand, obarpd with the following wed amide plandoriag shops :—Abnet past three *Week oa Saturday morning, Cassidy 238 Mt saw the primers eons out of a dark norik is Illoh-.trust, Shadwell, sear the shop of Mr. Jiggine, en emitter, mad paw In aware Wypag. Supostbg ecuaetbleg woos he eseppo4 then, wisdprossoded to Mr. Jiggiss's door, whoa ha found ea the pavemasat several articles such ss usually hasp ;amide slopsOir's shop dome, and a rod with • hook et As end of it, Wag out the top of them. There was a hole in ths [owlish% over Mr. Jiggles's door, sad whoa IA was knocked up he Identified the articles found oa the pays mat, as Navin bees left bushy' ssts iamb when ao preuhes bad bus tattooed - up ea the view WOW, There woo no doubt shay Wes obolloodod nom of Ike Nd Is with MARKETS COTTON.—Livairoor, Aram 4.—The market to day was rather flat ; sod though • good deal of cotton was offering, prices were stiff. 6,000 bales were reK including 2,000 taken fa eap4rt. /1111/ICHLSTRII, APRIL 4.—Tbe market for our yarns and menutactures was dull, though the favourable change perceptible on Tuesday to some extent applies is the harness of today. For 40. inch stiblings there are my large ceders on hand, and prices were Arm: but in other deecriptioas of cloth and in yarns the tramactiors were limited, though more business fined hare been done by sub. miring to the prior ruling previously to Tuesday. Light cloths Bait_ able for the India market were in good demand, and commanded rather better prices. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.— NorrixoffAm, April 4. —The turnout of the drawer, eantaloon, and shirt hands. continues partially.—The cut-up cotton-bore branches are in a good Condition.—Thepbre trade is very prosperous, and the plata silk-hose said to be a etude improved, though the other silk hosiery branch,. cmtinue depressed. —The cotton bobbin-net trade is in rather an anomalous situation, the rate of profit being merely nominal; the machines are in general In full employment, and some new ware. house% of considerable wealth, are building. Tim making of muslin Isms centime., but the system of embossing has been long abandoned. home few patent plat laces are still made. Black silk laces are much depreseed; this causes some anxiety amongst the machine owners lest they should not revive, the oast of the machinery to make the elegant patterns being very heavy. This is heavily felt by the pusher-ma. chines.—The curtain trade, whettit r bobbin-warp our tickler, I. being removed to Perla. The warp trade is in general improving, thqugh some of the lace branches are rather duller thanthey were akw weeks does.—Notts /seine. WOOL —BRADFORD, April 4.—There is more doing in sowing Wools, but still the supply in the staplers' houses le very heavy, end as the Use for opening the market for new clips is sp =, the market will be sluggish till the stocks in the spinner s ' exhausted. MANUFACTURES. BRADFORD, April 4.—There is more Inquiry for yarns foe shipping, and prices being steady, more eatadenee is evinced. Th e deman d for home and Lancashire, along with the buyers for entrori, km. the market free from accuratil:+tion of mock. There is not musk , if ay, difference in the demand fur Orleans and Coboarge. It is too early yet to have any ttdiags of Leipode fair; but It is generally mpeeted the result of the fair will be favourable to the goods of this market. CORN.—BLXBURY. April 4.—We bees no alteration to notice in any srtle'e of the grain trade here today. Good qualitim of both Wheat and Barley taken freely. The follow lag are the prices: Wheat, es. ed. to 4e. ltd. per bushel. Harley. 19e. to 13e. per qr. Oats, 13e. to 22e. Beare, Ls. Id. to 3a. 6d. per bushel. - - BriuttwanAte. April 4.-At the OlouCeeter 'nuke% on the 30th, no alteration took place in the value of any description of wheat; at Worcester, the game day, line English was Ad. to le. per qr. dearer. Utley Mill tending downwards. oats taken in retail, at former prices. English beans fully es desr. Fewer peas offerirg.- This week the sales reported In wheat are rather under previous cur rency. A few ries of barley bare been effected at former prices. Nothing worth intim doing in oats. English beans hilly u dear. Egyptian very difficult to quit -At this day's market there was • (air nappy whosans i l sales could only be effietW at a decline al ad. to Is. per qr. Bar unaltere d. Nothing worth notice doing in eats. English beam tallied their value. We did not bear of any peas being disposed ot. The following are the present tootations : - Wheat, English, white, per bushel of gins., Is. Od. to 3s. td. ; new, is Id. to 45.7 d.; rod, 4a td. to Se. Id.; sew, 4a. 3d. to ge. ; red, M. to Ss. SM.; faelge4 rod, 4s. 10d. to 3s. 3d.; keels% white, Ss. ed. tolls. ad.; Polliii Odom, ss. 2d. to Os. 6d.; Danube, 4s. 9d. to Sc Barley, per imp. r; ;, , i t h e t . &I. to 275. 6d.; grinffing,per 3921ba, 17s. Gd. to 21s. 6& Oats, • white, per imp. qr, 16.. to 225. Cd.; Welsh, black and white, per 3 giba, las Cd. to 17r. Gd.; Irish (40th.. to tilibe.), las. 9d. to PM ad.; (37105..t0 301 G..), lea. to Its. 6d.; black, la s. ed. to 17.. Od. Baum, MAIM, old, per ilia's', 12nfirl. to Head. ; new, 10s. to laced.; Irish, 10e. to 10s, 6d.• forsigs,96.6d. to I le. td. Peek boiling, re Imp. or. (nominal), 301. grinding, per ga. fal. to 10s. 6d. Lentlls, per &Nibs., 10s. Od. to 10s. Od. Hour, dogfish, Ms, per sack of 2601b5., 31a. to 345. ; second% 275. to 395. - - - - - - - - BOSTON, April 3.—Wa hare had a fair sapid, of Wheat at market today, with a slew trade, at barely tamer rates. A small show of and 044, and no change In the value et either article. Wheat, red, 31e. to Vs. ; white, 42a. Oats, 14. to 14. Beau, 22e. to 23a, per qr. - • • - • Balowrow, April 4—To-day we had • 'moderate supply of Wheat, which roared off slowly, as the conditke was not so as last week, bat for all fine dry rennin; fall prices were Choke samples of malting Marley end purchasers at late rates, while secondary and inkruer aorta are Micah of disposal. Oats were in more reque4 tisday, at preceding windlass. Beans and Yeas steady. Wheat. white, 101. to 101. IS ; red, W. to W. 10a. Barley, 24e. to 96*. Oat*, ISs.to lye. Beam, 21s. to Ida Pea., 24a. to 26e. BRISTOL, APRIL 4 —Tim market was nct well supplied with English wheat, but the demand being glossily last week's prices wets not exceeded. English wheat must be quoted from Si.. to 40a. per lesperisl quarter. In foreign there has been ettle doing, iodation on shipboard ham been In two or three installers taken at • MUlig &am gsreigs white must be quoted, 40s. to 43a per 4.0 Os NI Wm fine quali), ten to 425. per thtto ; ditto One got. be 378. per ditto; ditto (ordinary quali ties), Sib le Ha per Mb; ditto hard, Ws. to 34e. per ditto. The lob be tier was beridel at about but week's currencies. Eng- Usti ism* Mem& trim 17s. to Wu per seek, and United Butes, be., sweet, tea Its. Ild. be Us. id. per barrel. Per =tam barley prises wen bb bet ettedle panels were in met dieund. Keg. lib sailtbr. Ilia gels per - teeter ; Elands awl lisle" lid to 21s. perd•olles. eidltores were dal it eelsat os id r i teit values. Devon sod Wel* bed else Us. id. to Na ed. per quarter ; Malt veldtsa mi s. Is gd. par SIM; bisk bob 14s. I le M. per &Oa ; 24a to lits. per ditto; leriles. to deb per 410 lbs. =for the west were : bleb Mb quern ; Maim IoUS queers; Isms, ISO quern; Saar, US imam Dimas, April 4.—We had rely • moderato supply of What; the condition was not as gaol, and it met a heavy ash at last week's prises; a good else:sae* was however , made. Barley was is lair sa ppy, end old rather slowly, at hat week's prices. In Oslo, Bobs, and Per there was hot little daft, and so alteration in price. Wheat, white, 41a. to 435.. best red, 40.. to Us.; middling, Ma. to Ins.; inferior, 27a. to S4s. Salim alb to is.. Oats, lee. to 245. Haas, old, Ws. to 40s. ; new, to us. Per, sea to 40.. flour, flue, per ask els. to Us. ; sebeds. teu to SOs. - - - r • OODALIIING April 3.—The Wheat trade wu dull here to.day, sad last Week*. pekes wee hardly supported. Wheat, red, Si& to 40..; whits, Ma. to Barley, 20s. to Us. I'm.,Ws. to Sow *emu Ws. to Us. Gate, 14s. to MAIDSTONE, April 4.—Wo had i bap 'Maddened at mark.' today, and to soar buttons fine samtplee et Wart reallanl la. non mow than bet day. 41a. hada. bees nada tar red. In ether Way there am ao Nome worthy ot= . oll Led Corn bang very abamdeat supply sad Ii d MAMNINOTI3I, April 3.—Wed bare bad bat very little badness dual today; supply very thort. What badmen was done woo at We MIWEVET. April 4.—Thes,L a i Inked this day was rut largo, be Idle awl DOA at Ms prime of bas I meek. no bed dsowlplisas of smistodood late rata, but sewed sorts dull, and ream laver. Omie. Bea" mad Far antique doll A to Wak Monk t Wheat. 41s. 7i 7 isstoy, Va. 7d. ; 178.; fir . M. Id.; Po" Ida . . - - - PLYMOUTH, April 4.—Piiess were unchanged at this warning's market, and themes* sales mores of Wheat were at late = r , bleh do ant Wow any margin to encourage importations. supplies of Wheat contiquire, nue bat of Harley they are Waring sore then monsters re and =slaw may lee ob tained at foe . per or. Wheat, white, 40e. t ool . ; red, e7s. to We. per qr. Plow, feu to Wu per seek. 'The weather la wry wormy, wtdc awe rein. ROYSTON, April 3.—Oern trade extremely fiat, with a We downwardqr. WO lawkweg. Wheat. 10s. to dis. per Wad. Barley, 20s. to . pow W. to Ida. Stoonwon-on-Tua t April 21.—Our market this morning was kW; swelled with Wheat from the ternews, which gait a steady *mead at lard week's prim. Oats, 6d. to per qr. dearer, with a a hart supply. Beano, la. pcw yr. dearer. 1., other articles no shiner to wets. Preseat pries. Whoa, per quarter of 6MOL to thu bushel, Durham and 'forklike, rod, Ms. to ; white, nu to OH. Boadteowatry red, Us. to 40s. l white, 411 r. to 41a. Oats, teed, les. to Ib.l potatolds. to Ids. bleak new, Us. to Ws. now, lg. "maw Ws.; sagertse, lan Oatased, Bartok W DiN1 Illa• ad ithiritly to soh Pm. boas& way • THIS DAY, Nowt. Ooarse of Wad. Strength of Wind. Biala of Weather. W.S.W. Strong Breese. Overcast The returns from the following plane did not reach thi dice in tins for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday sahriling at aim, o'clock. PopLs Bananas CONWAT !ULTIMO Warritaarog &VV. e.w. N. W. Strung Breese Strong Breeze Straw Breese S u ing Breese OMB Brew Partially Quad, IPirtlaity Clot* FarTadly Coady Overcast ST. STEPHEN'S, WALBROOK.—CLOSE OP TEI LI TIGATION 'MTH ALDIGNIAN 0111B8.—Yesterday the pa rishioners of Bt. Stephen's, Walbrook, assembled in the vestry-room of the church, for the purpose of electing churchwardens and other parochial °Ears for the year ensuing. The Rev. Dr. Croly, the mum, presided. The vestry e lected Mr. Wilson and Mr. H. Hoot u charohwerdens for the ensuing year. Mr. Croebie, the vestry clerk, read • lengthsced report of the trusties u to the parish pro perty they had received in charge from the Court of Chan. eery, and the recommendation that 8001. be paid on both sides in liquidation of the coats in the case " Gibbt v. Flight and another." A long conversation suited, in the course of which it was slated that the &sin of Mr. Phillips as unt in to the 10110{- gutty aviottottd t, upwards of 2,0001. Mr. Rock hoped the puishioners would not waver. Let them sties to the 6001. Hon would not be got, and they mould have the 11001, to :beautify the &arab.— Eventually the resolution wee:eositteted omegas the oiler M 8001. PUBLIC SALES. APILIL 4 —Mr. MADAM, at the bi3ft uur homes place, near the Ri.lway litatiun, Borneo:1(1.y, 1121. pr annum, he:,l In 61 'tars at 19:.—M. Three houms, Co,utnope-terrece, Be monde., :Y. let for 1041. per annum, hell tor 641 years at DU —L Seven hennas, 21 to 27, Hare -square, Ber m on New-road, let, part to weekly tenants, for 1201., hebt years at 141.r-7804 Four fondly 'residences, blanor•view, Brixton hill 1601. per ausnm, held for 74 years at 161.-1,4001 , Nim.teen houses and plot of ground, ora ar d Poplar, the whole calculated to produce' kola tenants, 2711. 14s. per annum, held for 16 years 1,4201. Leasehold house, 15, Ledbory-terrace, of the eel "Dual value of 901 . , held for 93 years at 121.-9901. Leasehold house, 14, L dbary•terrace, let fot 674 held for 93 years at 121.-9001. SHIPPING INTELLIGIINCE Miami' Olifeepeadsar. Mi. • eltipplag gamma," am .lA 4 d. _____. CASUALTIES. Argenti (schooner), Jackson. of Stockton-on-Tet Tampico and Havannah, for Liverpool, came into with assistance yesterday, having km all her sail ing the topsail, else lost seven men, by fever, h Into Havannah ; the master and his wife had to yawl themselves for 23 days, the ship making the time four inches per hour.—ltainsey, LDI ., Ap Albert, Gallatin, Liverpool to New York, is reported near Wicklow.—Liverpool, April 4. John R Skiddy, Shipley, fur New York, was dr shore, let Met., on the coast of Wrziord, supp: Glasecarrick. The muter, mates, and par: of remained en board ; passe nen and remainder of have landed. The water it up to the second de k pool, April 4. . - Kit*, fro m Cadiz, reported u honking from her nu and run cn shun, is apparently uninjured ; b , discharge all her cargo (wine), which is prtteedi —llungarvon, April 1. Mercur, Lohte, sailed from Cardiff, on the 27th Sal for Bremen, and hu not since been heard of. Sarah Ann, for St. John, N. 8., has been ass.stel lw drum, leaky. Spartan, Rorge, from L , Terpool for the Mediterraw put into this lough, leaky.—Belfast, April 2. Vrouw Margaretha, Vast, from Groningen. for (with oats), has pat in here, leaky —Hull, April AItILLVED. MAILS. Haar Hulh Alli—at OrlVelltlld, A AOSIII—St Dee, Ar ANSA 111111 A—at ADoLen—at Awe Lovire—at' Ape RANKIN—off L. Aroma—at Bristol, Boco.voc —at Bristol, Baresi—off Liverpool, . BIL/SDA—at Qaceoatowq Barn—at Ry4r, ' - 4 1 3, Booms, Cnaaeorra—at Queenstown. CANIPtiDoWN—at Deal, Al- COMINIMCS —at Deal, At , Dos Qrmorra—at LI Kaaaor Lascrenna- Erlea—aa 1 , 11111)00th, ECLIPTII—at Falinnut Favoaarra —off Deal, FOICII:SATA 31130F.LL1 Fintsrra—at Queensto FAMI—of Dartnlol2t GILBIZTJANIPM, Galatians—at LAI Iso—at Liverpool, .April Is...au-a—at Liverpool, Isaretaaatet—at trauma—at Bdlh Iso—at St. IRO, JOIIANNIA at Gray Jon. JORYIKM —at Kasr —at Deal, A Ltvrar—at Gravesend, I,l7lllR—at Liverpool, Morworni—at Li•••- M•T Queen—st Fal. Nswev—at Dartenoul Noarout Haao—at ' Denus—at Falutoue thee-Aso- ALL—at PACIVIITC CANARIF Mammon—at I RIXOTATION-at _ RUARTILAN—at Ricusau—at Lit !TOG. SIIAIM—at Gravesend, rroca Haan—at Gr Sue I. Gasamaw—of' Sr. Awnwoo—at O. data—aft Deal, St eraser. —off Deal Twereetpa—at FaJ TIUANDIA-at tisnex—at Liverpool, Virsa—ate Deal, - Vtcrosu.--at at. WATTLE KELPIE—et 1, ZIPHTI—at Liverpool At.ttlwr—froutial Aram—from II Aluzoar—from I AzORIAN-from GI MIDASIADII6.II-f CRALIO —tram LI, CAUUCI—from Ora. Roc—from Portmoom Eresoazol—from Gr F. so Lomoor —from ' }Air, or LoNsco." Paoom Rimxr- ic;1 " :1 - j - D - ITTC11 - . !Maar Dr aria—,. lorm—fana Dartmol MARl:ma—from C, Nous—tram Partet Goiter—from Ilun, Woi. 11 Wm—from BLurcm, of and f 80/Dal ULM% Uwd. !itoirt (brig!, March Piastre...l Aura _ (brig [Advertisemen Com roarisus Strop —thirdly, thee; are to bi..0l of ROM and @CE "r!'"l.ltlPwr their Pearl Mist, lather; and their recommend tray contains the largest Address% Ross and F CAdvertis< r ST HOLLOWAY'S I of Newport, woo wove about the I had farmed to his the advice of vurio, hospital, whence, afk di•mbecd as incurable hid wound was PM _ ani PlOl a laps* minister a hat iv , - • • BIRTHS, BOURNE.—ApriI shire, the wile a 001tDON.—April OrAtam, °RUNE/A.—April House, Liverpool, LUl.:;ll. 7 April 2, r of a .012. MAYLIEW.—ApriI 3. villas, Haverslook-hilt, BR ETT—GURWOu. the Bev. T. G. Brott, 0. Brett, of Renelash, Ourrrood, of Loamdea LIRISTOWIe—BRIDG" by the lion. and Behan, only daughter CARPENTKR—BA • tad. by the Bev. oolnshire, V. Rama. second HOLDSWOBTR. by the MT. IL 8 ray, Robert Han Vicar of Stokeultath of the late 0. B. P ASTICROFT.—ApriI aged 73. DAVIDSON.—March Cockburn, widow ,- GARDNER. -April 2, MU, and Paternoster. GRANS —April" aged F 4. JENNEIL—ApriI of E. V. hem, 6 months. MACIEVNZIE. Apra 9, at Orelind.p'are, 60ettent Henry, eldest sun of the I de Capt. Illatiensle, d Writ, aka'. WA 29. Pr m inted ast. and publit•bed Loads%'hulas Km Mum, of N0.:5, is the City a Maws, at *OS" Mt*, is thersoisit cdTliiiikifts—tssits. Ana S. IC SALE 6 Lrßl i to a rd r wifae l r i e 'g k6 a ir : y a . tug the sh ip tri so9;_h. 56 :Ili: 019 o, r :e4,wt h o otii at reported e e 43cie. uatai s r. ect „ ii_ Courthope-terrace, Ha:wends.? 11.:wro 671. ew 1 w annum, hell fur 5 . 54 years at 131.-004 '.7 ' 7rBel:l2l;lleng3cesil, , M lllll24o l:l ea e t w e , Kl ß u ri sn xton . Be b: dm' m ilou , a h se. d ir f 4 i a r 1 1 4 .ud y mb e iu, ars ih.e a tle t dri l i fl oace t r . oases and a plot of ground, Orcl.ard h whole calculated to produce Irma louse, 15, Ledbury-terrace, of the who* of 901., held for 93 years at 121.-990 L in at 121.-9001. siO".""snher; )t,h•CelilisaAl3mc----IcisoUltnALel,Ssigofldg"*".Ebialtnew".trorini-mo"dn"4.Ttoedesie::;t4.l: TPING INTELLIGRNez : oirics H ii.n a iye er thes a s: n tes n lrp l e h art ,ys seven Liverpool,ooThreearny.t. ho ing ar.-Ramsey, tsbtyyfu c vhi m ne. t e r, i mh n .i t f t r lt t l ienl Liverpool p l l days, oN d o y w ,. - Ski i p v l t e r y P , °' fo l' r AP m N a elw l .. 4 V an or d h, pit: th making t of itst., The t m he as cou t.r, t of Wexford, supposed ti : I. The water is up to the second deck.-LiTri, crew ton;ll:::hdss:ehitAr.o' cargo r j r i 0 e , 4 1 ; aeirdinpat:7ll:nr whichetlayk breaking fromle ju r e ; r d m b but 6 ra L It! a board ; pass. ngers and reaming., or the 5, sailed from Car d iff, hinsff,beonenthae:2.l7:t:he:Seialp:.ers:belltrz., r e h an , „ , t l hp h a m u. sa t Li ve rpool n ot sine, r i l emfbaotkreytint -Hull, I r cu d gi e lc d o . e p r rrfoiairti3; :law Is lough, le ak y . -Belfast, April 2. n MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisboa Pacific lodic via Southampton ' AP 25 India via Marseilles 0 Boston and Halifax A pri: 17 Mexico and Havannah West India Brazil • Martha ARRIVED. iverend, April 4, from. Tams-% tent April 3, nom , April 3, from rr it Hull. April 3, from in, April 2, front t Saletda, April 3, from cB Crookhaven, March 30, tram veui c dotal, April 4, from ristol, April I, from erpool, April 4 weeatown, April 2, from r, April 3, from ay-at Gravesend, Asrll 4, from Icombe, April 3, from. l .• e -oft Deal, April 3, from St 3: I Queenstown, April 2, frara at Deal, April 4, front .................. . • )eal, April 1, .. . .......... . •:• • ea -at Liverpool, April 4, from 31 •-•• ran-at Gravesend, April 4, treat ••. oath, April 3 from A , ‘.• [moth, Apnl 3, from Deal, April 3, from (11171.1.1-at Quenstown. Ain( 2, from -a acenstown, April 2, from .i • mouth, Ap•il 1, from ris-at Liverpool, April 4, from , ..iverpool, April 4, hum 01, April 4, from Iverpool, .April 4, from Medd,- It Falmouth, April 3, from y, Atwil 1, from t: April 2, from ;ravesend, April 4, from -at Falmouth, !April 2, from. Fern .1 • . April 4, from t . mend, April 3, from 0 ' II verpool, April 4, from Liverpool, April 4,* from Falmouth, April 2, Ikon (mouth, Aprll3, from -at Liverpool, April 4, from ....... • moth, April 2, from • • . at Falmouth, April 3, from as-off Deal, April 3, from • Falmouth, April 2, from t Falmouth, April 3, from Liverpool, April 4, from di! • serpool, April 4, from • •-• • resent April 4, from -at Gravesend, April 4. from ........ :.• -off Deal, April 3, from t Queenstown, April 2, from.... ... L. 77. April 4, from at. Nl,l. • • lest, April 4, • from Western Falmouth, April 3, from Mew: ; cillv, March 31, from. • - rpool, April 4, from. ... , April 3, from Si. 31., i. . Mayes, April I, 'from ls. • al, Atoll 4, from Western 1.. • • -at Liverpool, April 4, from Vet.: . erpool, April 4, from e SAILED. 'almouth, April 3, to L Hull, April 2, to Hull, April 2, to ... • , Gravesend, April 4, to •••• 31,- e -Prom Liverpool, April 4, to ..lverpool, April 4, to Graresend, April 4, to • timouth, April 3, to o. ona Gravesend. April 4, to from Gravesend, April 4, to sets-from Liverprol, April 4; t • • r -from Gravesend, April 4, to • sex-from Gravesend, April 4, to ... -from Fortemouth, Aprll3, to rtmouth, April 3, to Gravesend, Anvil 4, to wtsmouth, April 3, to Hull, Amil 3, to . . ........ ..• from 1114 April 2, ... VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. from London for Barbadoes. March 2e, I. rat., bound out, March 29, 170 : torch 23. Inc 37.40, lon. 9.30. Feb. 24, lat. 33. lon. 19. 18), March 3 9 , lat. 47, lon. 9.30. mement..)-Tuz FOUR REQUISITE , . to:: Baam-nratii. a good Rarer-Oftvit.::77. good Soap- (earthly, a good . . obtained, of the best quality and newest ono:: lONS, who can strongly recommend their tr • • r Razor; their Railway Strop, with been icing Paste, beautifullr scented and making ;sir medium badgers'-hair Shaving-broil. .. • curler. to inspect their Rossian ryr. It end , e t n r: :If- - 1 9 : n A ao df n n i l o 2 T aßi li b G b e 1 I c r 21, Mori..et 1:71lN: n .pply of which was kindly perorate[ h•:a • ' memo by all druggists, and at note,. d...• medical skill had brn:r.,J.:~: , 244, Wrand, London. s ;carihisivaur' eo hkea:tmseu u nb l mrst:u l :m y lfogla L m'bena 8, MARRIAGES, ANI) 11E.11 . 1{ 7, BIRTHS, tit 2, at the Rectory. WeatobsubEdge, e of the Rev. 0. D. Bourne, of a son. ril I, at Liamount, Mrs. T. Gortl.4l, of a wn. r 1, 7 of ar i ,..a . ; 72 L l: o: Toth g e si y.m g . h i t .f , e n : e f ar . NT. 31 . : ciumanum.r heslr ., , O il .c le s pool, of awn. I, at Mecklenburg -equate, the wife of S. Lich. pre 3, the wife of F. Mayhew, Req., of loth-bill, sod of Gray's-Inn, of a win. - MARRIAGES. WOOD.-April 3. at St. George'., Hanover-sou,.:. • Brett, W. It. Brett, Seq., second Am of the he , • Anelagh, to EustOnie Mayer, eldest daughter ~: Loymdes equate, RIDGS:3I,. G. Br H. 3, at St. o . Peter and he P. augbter of the late Hon. 0. Bridge man. •BARNARD.- April 2, at W. l'aul pariah shun!. 1, -* cv. W. M. Mans, 11. A., Vint of Rillieglwrowc• 8. Carpenter, Esq., Arat..Commisary.to.oria.. 1 daughter of T. Ektraard, Req., of liedior.L 1-ROW ER. -April 3, at Holy Mobs, lb un • .8 Sower, RecWrot di. Mary Magd •r,i.suia•••: Hunt, armed sun of the late Rev. e. !thaw, Devaashire, to Louisa Brats, third 1.,47•••. . ,• E. Bower, Req., of the Ordnance, Tower. DEATHS. WU 1, M, Ashcroft, Esq., of Bank Hall. 10 14 ' 4 Ouch 30, at Inverleith.plare. o.linbursh. Sow of the late Rev. T. Davidam, of Miorb a:. tpeil 2, Mary, wib of E. Gardner, Esq., e( sou •, enoster.row, aged 61. w ri l l 3' . l B , usan yig at aa :Br . i i gh wi t t l k o .en n o , f .. Br W o c il t . Cr l an i l e ru . e n ti rooste:Ll.: o :• Bear .; . l ;..l : sett of the late rapt. Mackenric, at Tovit, n,v (My of Ueda% Mason at the 015" India* cd Whitelldsh-tatio. Ana im".