The Express. — London, England, 1850-05-22 00:00:00

IRELAND. Maus, a rat. Other local topics of conversation here her, e l m way, for tie moment, to the extraordinary - o , oo ,,di e p at a meting of the p:oprieto:s of the 1 1 . ,t emt i en Beak held yesterday; the extraordinary character of the affair not arising from the barr.ese of the meeting, but from the manner in whic . 4 it was conducted. It appears that several et the proprietors have been de wens to rescind a portion of the deed of settlement under which one-third of the board of directors retire at the end of each year, and to introduce a clause pro vidieg that in future all the directors shall be eligible to be raeleeted. The meeting of yesterday was for the purpose of introducing such a change ; and the matter would not of course be deservingofekny notice but for ;the extremely violeut manner in which the question was di-cussed. Mr. Reynolds, M.P., the Lord Mayor, moved an amendment to the resolution by which it was proposed to effect the intended alte ration, and the discussion soon assumed a tone of the utmost warmth. At one portion el the proceedings, while the votes were being taken, the following con eersati,n, is reported in the morning papers, took place The Lord Mayor culled on Aldermen Sir T. O'Brien, who stood near the tillers, not to be interfering with the voting. It was great presumption in him to do so. Who cared about his money ? Mr. I'. o•Mies, Jaa.—That is Hies gentlemanly modest on the part of tha head of the corporation. Naar the dues of the pallier, the Lord Mayor, addressing Alderman 'Keens (who was standing behind the chair of one of the tellint, ,aid—Oo away ou: of that, sir : you have ao right to be there. Alderman APB ant—Sir. 'on are very impertinent to treat to ms is that maser. You us s lealinouthed The Losd Mayor—Tm bus weight to be standing there. You are interfering with the voting of the people; p out of that. Aligns= M'Kenna—l will do no such thing. Ton are a mast impertinent notion. Lard Mayor—May I ask yea. Mr. Chairman. to this fellow tram mating disorder in the nieetiag my: Alderman M.Keans)—Yna hays no right to be there, err. Alderman M'Keaaa—l hays a better right to be hem than roe. Lord Mayor—Tun an s fealmostbed (slim, bat yes have no right to in•eifire with the voting. Aidermaa west suffer von to browbeat mw Lied Nays r—list Chas palace oat. Oo out of that, sir. Ald.eataa M•lienna-1 will set Lead Meroe—Wno can abcut your foal needled las pop l'implare you, Mr. ilkylan, I. keep order and this person from interfering witl the voters. Meer, The Lord Mayor's amendment was finally carried by a majority of votes, and the me sting terminated in good temper. It is fair to add that the interests of the bank cannot be affected by such discussions on the part of its shareholders, as its management is perfectly unexceptionable, and its position deservedly very high. A fire broke out last night en the premises of Mr. Winter, tallow chandler, in Grafton-street, and owing to the combust.ble nature of the ir.aterials on which it bad to feed, a formidable outbreak was appre hended. The flames, however, were extinguished without much lore of proper'''. The Kenturk tenant nett meeting of Sunday last Was moat successful as a demoostration of popular fedi , g on the landlord and tenant question. The Cork Examiner states that two several speci mens of new potatoes in a most healthy state, and which had been grown in the open air, were shown at that office. One specimen was pr oduced by Dr. Barry, of Middleton ; sad the other on the farm of Mr. Kean, of Shanguny. An iteene.iary firs took place at Tonrancena, in the scanty of Cork last week, when twee and a quantity of furniture belorgicg to a man named Corbett were consumed. A party of armed men, with feces blackened, have been visiting several farming bootee in the North Riding of Tipperary in search of fire-arms. It would appear, however, that they have noe. bc:n successful in obtaining any. A claimant to the vacant earldom of Roscommon may, it appetite. be expected from tome obscure posi tion. The Evening Mail rays: When use late earl (Michael Jenne Et bert Dillon) este blishid Ms claim Mitre the Moue of L,rds in 1823, his competitor wee a Mr. Francis Stephen Diron, who, having fallen int ) t subarrasernente, was at that time a prisoner for debt in the Foot Clans Mtrahalsea, in this eity.whrn he soon alter died. There was no doubt upon the investigation before the rule that he was the cent heir after Michael James 118,bert ; end as be died without Wire, the eldest son of Mg. Framele Stephen Dines is the Timbal' Eal of Ros common. We are lidera:eel that, owing to Ms father's em barrassments. and being defrosted with boas, he enlisted as a private welder, end went with his regiment to North *merle% where we believe be afterward. •ettled, and is now mediae. 0! coarse ho will come forward now to assert his right to the title. Ws believe that no property descends ski) P. The Nereigh Guard:an mentions the following in states of singular ravens of fortune :. A mita= of highly respectable wady and connexions, the owner in fee of differrst estates not many miles from Newport, in this enmity. and which realised until very m ostly a rental over I,ooof. a year, died within the last few weeks a mild at of iad'or relict within one of the Dub:is workbodes The father of •he unfcrusate gentleman referred to had been at owe time high .her if of this county, held the COSSIOWden of the peace for the emasties of Clare, Limerick, and Tipperary; was the poeseesor in his lifetime of over twenty fee dmple and freehold eniafee, and a courtier in the reins of George the Fourth, wi.h w►om he was a close sesepanius and favnuri'e when Prince of Wails. TIM rosiseat of the fotailyestatd,which are heavily eseandiered, will, we beta se, be put up for side is the Encumbered BOMB Court in the month of June, the order for sale having been made atenhafe some months since, The Queen has been pleased to appoint the lion. and Rev. Robert Placket, the Archdeacon of Kills* to the deanery of Tuam, vacant by the death of the late Dean Carter. The emoluments of the deanery go to the &eke:Aides.' Commissioners. A few persons in Dublin have been taking steps during the last week to organise some means for the revival of Irith manufactures and general industrial enterprise in the country, The local p.pers continue to describe the fairs held throughout the country as the best tor prioes that have been known for a long period. ANGLING ON THE MoT.—The season for salmon &Mai sis oar Si. river has commenced propitiously for mein this year. TM number of fish landid up to this time far 'weeds that of say previous years within the same period, and ars are glad to my that ths !miter share of this sport km fallen to the let of Mr. Smith, an English gentle man, attended by limes, who haa been singularly fortunate In twohirg a grid many of the large spring fish now mo nde/. It is cootichwitly sw d that the summer angling will be prnnortiossably .—Ballina Chit:wide, HER MAJESTY'S HIP LECH'S! rAnrned on Wed soda, last from Cleggen Bay, with the hell of the brig that had Men on Awe there. BM is a Sae sopper bottomed vessel, sad will be rruired and Stud out Mrs Rader the ouporin•endrnee of John Walsh, Eq., spat for 1.101". Yesterday, the Lucifer mule proe.eded to the islands of Arran wi•ki J. H. Kerns, Esq., It 31., sad Mr. biased Crow, poor•rate oollsotor, sad • large body oldie polies, and provisions fur three days, to adores the payment of poor est's frtm the Miamian win hare sot a single pauper ia the poorhousa.—ankeay Merami. TUE ALLEGED 117ANIICiDlt IN UNDERTONE inrsass.—Aurovidni. Issuers —he !uity isto the muse of death of Amide child, un T named Eq , the bus of a wafts sand ham alum Barker—who, together with two ether imam, Campbell, a pasha saidwile, sod Cooke, a Illeaddy seem, and a sea "lamed Bailey Barker's pers. leretr. Me is misty ea a cheers of wilful murder—Wm soassed_ pomade, babes Kr. Baker, at the Golden U.., emenewstrest, St. Ousels-ia-tht,Bast. The jury, eiter bombe some further evidence, GM' to an epee wrest, 111111114. Wit " isessind uses found dead in its nediter's um, Bat tea them was as 'skimps to show how the Beth seeseissed." TN' EVIL EVE.—Going out day into a °Otto Is *a wimps of Cattertelt, in Yorkthire, I observed bow oP helind this door a pooderout neeklane of " tacky stesos." e. NOM with a hale through 'h ew . ite t YtoL a.. lll es their um, I hued the landlady of the house x eitals SS say fa plasation i bat by a little heigorts—a-Trills dowsted that they had the credit m bele" able to preserve the Moe she its inhabitants from the baneful iseueste of the °trill •7••" "Why Nasty," mid I, "y ° • surely des'l be. New witches tusw.a-days I" Not" lidos% say 'at Ido ; lets stably 1' former times there sae Id' ewe ma' buss anis, sad tom sort eV thiass." " Well." tar I, "OMAR. " but pss sorely des't Sisk then US any sew ?" " No! I deal my 'at the,' are, but I do believe La • Mil eye." Atter a little time I extracted from per Nimmons 'animals,. on the subject, as via.:—bow that them was a woman is the village wham oho strongly suspected of Wag able to look with ma evil eye • ty . ..w, further, a srdshbour's dassghter, simian whim the ' old lady in (matins had • grudge, suing to mum love affair, had suddenly files iota a sort o f *keno, at whisk the doctors co u ld make smidsd i t i 2 l l l and hew the pea thing fell away wiliest say ISOS•11111110 muss sad "sally died, imbed, haw why ; bat km 11 bee ( l ess?.) stress belief that she had pined swej in am flu j legume of a glum from the evil eye. Finally . Ilse isle her as setesat of hew say ems who chess meld theseliime Ands the power of the evil aye, and the receipt 11111, RANI, Ms I Ina iftenest, se kaows:—.. Ye me est es' • nigh; while ye Is/ aims toads—ea' when ye'm raise Mak, ye berm 'em up eV • slag, as' ye silks • bele sod buries t' Medi hole —sad es t' teals Mare sway, se t' perms pima sway 'at you've belted upon sir a gs eg eye, es they piss end*, away while they 611, sUr-114.4. owl Qom* UNIVERSITY ANI) CLERICAL. CAIIIIIIIIDOII, MAT 21.—Tan ROTAL COMXIIIIIOIII.IIO. %s ling thin to disappointment obt..ine here eine' a number of anthem of the ware that the later from the Premier to II R.H. the Chancellor, read at the wingregetion yesterday dial Cot appear in his correspondence for the information of con.resident members of the senate. As the letter was read publicly, it is thought that it should have been gives for pabliestion, and the more espeeielly as with holding it would Laden • belief that its castents are at mon im postman than is actually the saes; therefore, the wor shipful the Vice-Chancellor having co urteously declined to turn& an authentic Dopy of the same, the following has been supplied by some members of the moat* who Mord the letter read. It Ma been submitted to others, and is believed to be a tolerably fair treaseript of what the Premise's letter would be, provided the latter was shorn of its official super fluities. "To His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, &e , ite.-84,—Her Majesty's ministers have taken into consideration the expediency of making inquiries Into the state dike Universities of Oxford sad Cambridge and the spprepriation of the lands with which the respective oollegis have been entrusted. They haws cessidered the great object of education throughout the country and in what way it may be beet promoted. Then are numbers of schools which are sow become ineth silken, and which nowt supply those who han sweet seta. sisal learning as ninth a those who are entreated with the education of person in the two universities, and they, there fore, feel that a more proper appropriation may be made of thous feeds than now exists in certain college,. They have, therefore, advised her Majesty to issue a indiatistioo, which shell enlist of persons well qualified both by their intelli genes sad sat on to leaks those inquiries, and who will be empowered to receive the voluntary information of persona, so that the public may be informed of the rate end wadi tin of the college, in the two universities; and as her Majesty's oscillate were the founders of some of the most extensive eilleges, she, as visitor, may make due inquiries upon points is which he public are deeply interested. The members of the commission will report to her Majesty such facts as they any obtain the knowledge of, so that her Majesty may take such ulterior steps as she may be edehed."—May 8. Tam frazollt.F . ete_ . lltertrit—A report from the Spat. ate entrusted with the nianagement . of the musseit las been this day issued : The following are the chief sidllinin made to the oulketion during the tut year : Five urns ham works by C end others ; presented by C. Mande, Sq. Casts of the Apollo Belvedere. Diana aM Faun, and the Townley Venus; presented by P. R. Duncan, Req.. New Co:lege, Orford. Fourteen engraviep by Albert Darer an.l other early masters ; prevented by the Rev. E. D. 0. M. Kirwan, fellow of King's College. Two original prrtraits of Luther Bed Melanetbon, with proof engravings hom the same; presented by It B Seeley. Req. Apo • of the late Duke of Northumberland, Chancellor of the University ; presented by G. C. Heath. Etq , senior tallow of Kine's College. &ma volumes of musk, printed and in manuscript ; pretested by Mr. Novello. A small pocket MS. e .py of the principal portions of the Koran. in Arab b.—Presented by W. H. Orey, Esq., of Dknbay. Arrangements have bees mad* for the reception of the Disney C which will shortly be removed to the Museum, under the superintendence of its liberal donor. It will be placed in cep, of the divisions of the large west room on the basement cory, and wi:l in all probabi.ity be ready for ex hibition before the end of June nest. The number of per sona who have visit. d the Museum during the pest year amounts to 40 848. Tee Syndicate have the gratibca.ion o' recording that no injury whatever has been committed by any of these numerous visitors salter to the building or col lection, and that there has been no instance of misconduct oc annoyance of any kind. Rev. H. Edwards toWlgreiiallift. German V., Norfolk patroce, Dean and Caap•er of Norwich. Rev. Thomas Ball, clerk, to Banton C., Iforfolk. NAVAL ADVIRALTT, MAT 21.—Aerot. _ C. F:Maddilove, to the Prince Regent. Midshipman—O. K. Moiety, to the Ganges. PORTSMOUTH, M•T 21 —Comet, st.-v., rills to day for surveying service, having been paid advance wages rater day.—Stromboli, st-s 1 , is expected from Devonport to ac company the Termagant. st.-frg., on a week's cruise to tut her seeping qualities —Cuckoo, is ordered to this port from Jersey to be docked and repaired.—Fire Queen, st.-v., lately employed as a p tket, was paid off at this port this day.—Asp, at.-v., was commissioned yesterday by Second Master Macferlane as a tender to the Victory flagsbip. and (or surveying fetTiVi in the river Dee.—Odin, st.-frg., Capt. the Bon. Pelham, to be paid off her, is hourly expected from the Mediterranean. —Liantenaat- THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENINO; MAY 22, 1850. MILITARY. )(osmium* or TROOPS —To-morrow and the next day the lith Infantry Regiment at Prestcn is to proceed in divi sions to Fleetwood, to embark there for Dublin, and the Skit is shoat the same time to arrive in Eogiand from Mai linger. The 8601 is to be stationed at Preston. Mom lest night's Gazette.) WAR-OFFICE, Dier 21. ea lest. et Drag. Odes.—Beer. Col. C. Sort, from h..p. mat., to be Vaet.-eoL, vice liter. Col. J. Jacks" who exch.; brew. Lieut.-CIL D. He? ID be Ileut..eci., by per., vice Sbee, who mtg. ; Beer. MeJ. IL &Jaen% to be Rif, by par., vice liar ; tient S. J. Morrow t, be wo n Wpm, Vies ARM; Om. 7. C. A. NOISPIT to be lieut., by gum, vice Morton. rtic=o4a.—C.w. W. W. Laza be be lieut., by par., viol Da la who rem lth Lt. DrecZAT. A. M. Cowan, teen 60th V., to be earg., "oe lewww, _ RegCif P. M.N. Ore to be lieut..col., by per., Moe James, who rata ; C.tpL W. C. Koster to be major, by mar„ vice Goy; L. T. Bruit, to be amt., by pur.. vice Keened,; fee. Lieut. J. FLOOD to be first Wet., by par., vice Bellew. h F.—Lieut W. D. SIIITIAV, from the WM F., to be lieut., sis Wallace, apt.. to the 26th F. 21st F.—ete. Lieut. T. F. Hosea, to be first lieut., by pur., rice Ir s who retues. 73rd F.—Bee. Lieut F. M. 11. DAll to be Brat beat., by per., Mee Weedy, who retina. Mith F.—Liewt. W. E. WALLACE,. from the ith F., to be Lieut., Mee MisehliE, an. to tbeilith V. S3th F.—lss. W. T. Commix, tram the 71th F., to be ens, she /Wahl, wbe exch. 32nd F.—lerew..CoL O. GATII/2. from Lip., met., to be lised...mt, ries R. heath. vb. exch. ; blejor H. S. DAVIS 10 be lieut..coL, by par., vim Gelder. who ret ; Capt. 0. Cmiream„ to be mehr, per., Mee Davie; Lie.t.ll. l Paz firnowee,t3 be caps, by par., Moe Cempbell; Dn. C P. ISLATIMATT, to be but, be par., Mae Sheep; Far, P. R. tinur Mande of KIMURA, from the 63rd F., Os be me, Mee hith F.—Mimi end Mi. P. If. litameaT in been permitted to resign Ids ermiabioutof adj. only. Nth F.—berg. T. hammerer'. from IL.p. Rifle Brigade, to be marg., vise Ciewsm, imp to the 7th Lt. Drip. Nib V. Lieut. C; IL Hisesurr, Mum the nth F., to be lieut., vice erip to the 7th F. Cth ak r.—MaJor T. J. Anent to be lient..col., by per, vice Orange, trim rots.; Capri S. MTIAAT to be major by par, Moe Aibur ; Lieut. F. R. TAYLOR to be sepL, by pur., Murray. 71th r.—Ens. R. R. annusay, from the 33tit F., to be an, Mtn Coeburn, wise tubs. Met F.—fiurg. D. Artivraoso, from the 41th F., to be soap., vice Fur. reef, pron en the staff. Cep ho o d Itifirmeo.—Lieut 8. 1. 1311.111 LT to be apt, by par., vise Freest, who rets. ; Lieut. J. B. Wawa to be °apt, by put., vise eamerset, prom. Ea.. W.B. C. GOODIS to ON be lieut., by pur., Mee ; LW. O . B. Wamsoas to :le Beet., by per, vies War. le& Mestivai Beare.—Surg. J. Foamier, M.D., ft. the plat P., to be elsiestg. et the ant class, eke Millar, dee. Meresemmena—The christian mime of Ensige Miephy. Ist Wert India Rap., ere Lawaisat," not " WMiam IR. Lew. mot" as previously stated. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, KAT M. Royal ler. of Artillery.—Fhst Lieut. E. B. HAXLIFT to biresoond Mee Pita, retired apes h..p. ; Second Lieut. L. B. Bream Y het Beat., Mee Haley. HEALTH or LONDON DIMINO THE WEEK.—(From the Registrar-General'. Report.)—ln the week ending last Saturday, 880 deaths were registered in the metropolitan districts • a su..rtebty which is still lees than the average corrected for increase of population, but shows • disposition 'to lasneme on the low rate of mortality that has bees ob• alined during the previous three weeks. A gradual rise is apparent in recent returns; for since the third week of April the numbers have been successively, 803, 829,857, and WO. Taking the ten co, responding weeks of the years 1840-9, it appears that last week's mortality was greater than in any corresponding week of 1840.6, but less than in say of 1847-9 ; and that the actual average of the tan weeks was 868, or, raised in the ratio of population, 947, compared with which Utter number the present declass' amounts to 67. Of epidemics. small-pox and searlatiea were fetal respectively is 5 and 16 ewes, and exhibit a low mortality; measles and hoopietcough which carried off 21 sad 38 children respeeively, show nearly the average amount. Typhus is also lens deetructive than usual; it was fatal in 27 eases, bat in the corresponding weeks of 10 years, it ranged from 18 to 79, the average being about 38, Five children died of infantile and remittent fever; 7 persons of .erysipelas; 11 of diarrhoea. At 6, Tindal's buildings, Gray's-inn-Lane, the wife of a baker, aged 46 years, 41.4 on the 11th of May of "English cholera." The plum is described by Mr. Hoban, ti.e registrar, as "large, upon, thickly inhabited on both sides by Irish facitilie., and Itavg a large sewer at the bottom." It appears that 6 par se= dkd in the Shorediteh Workhouse, Kingsland-road, between the 10th and 18th of May; and het of these a man mink ander '• continued fever," a boy under typhtts, a woman under diarrhea (8 days), and two women, one aged 27 yeas, the other 69, under "constipation and DEATH_ Or DEll.l . 2"f:Coir.o RIM I_LLS,— his Lata Mon ponossiallannewhireoaregisswof the re fro la m ." hgeseh lmet wa ne? or k t o be frou dsatk p i nen of el 6 o. 2 aim, mad of 14 from slather ,; the total deans in the class IssuarA Mills ensrad at residence, which iaelsdes these diseases were 145, the corrected avenge t, Strand, eAer a IsdMuo mad Pailful Hlum, bolsi 124. Besides that, 124 potence died of coesumption, eg os s with ir the rms , ' lwati•••••• Dsseneed, wh o bed he wrested avenge being 164. At 20, Martha-rtnet, Bt. prollessin, sited during ten Georp•in•the-Slet, a bestseller, seed 39 ears, aisd con Yeani ed m in c l a ep e trtr ilair inreser W hy li M r. r W . H. I[. W M ak P ley. H. " "C. " tubercular Mean and ' in the lunge ( tor 3 rum)" Mr. H. Rees, the medial man who certified the cause of SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—On Monday aftwassole &ask, states that " this is the burn ewe In bye own roc- Wel accident betel Captain Henry Wbaltiolltank many Nee, ef sudden death brews hringerhage, whilst the pullets years engaged in the service of the General Swam Navies. have been appmeatly improving hese Inn( (led-liver oils" don Company. The unfartemate gentleman had been tramp A commercial ink or 64 ye s e s , dud .. wa wa furapa r e acting some business on Marley at the Company's cams IW mo t eakaaewee from refusing to take proper nearishimmt... Lombard-street, and returned an his way home at Hon*. No :equal we. held in this ease. A earner, a ge d 60 yeah, down between 4 and 6 o'clock. On stewing at Thomas died Ana (i.e &Wang, and hentis diseme(l2 soother sweet. Bermondsey, by some viblerlium hie foot slipped off Anon."' man who was of intemperate habit, and nffered the curbstone, a" he Pdellia a iirwil a r . 4l aa /a the "11 1; 1 frem deUriuse trams, fell with an earthenware pan and out nay. At the veil' lalls•S • ws6ll oll . drawl 1 kb thumb, which Mortified end caned hi. death in Soar four horses, was mg, a ss as!aas• was time kg!, Lh• days. Of deaths nehmen In public institutions 73 tee unfortunate tw himse l f oatof the war "`"" owed La workhouses. 48 ia hoephela, 6 i n lunatic esy l mma, whisk, s h ip g as w k.& caught him, and the whole na mes 12 in miliwry and navel heentele. The births aerie s dense went El nee his body. Tbs driver was at the the weak wits 1490. The mean lanthe of the bern in eter head of the berm, dud was aasaalibus rd the and- tke we e k a t th e Bops! Ob s e rv atory, Greenwich, was 2 9.817 dent till the of Um eassPPL:aa WARM an a ; 6M mean seeep,natare was 49 . 2 dog. lees than the his dreadful fate. Medial aid 7slis sisloissod, Mt mem, of the same week in eaten year. by 3.2 deg. the Wenn he wasesinsd rendered 2 16 saes aa, ,he Oa dime dap of use week, namely, Tuesday , Wednesday . 'spired la a few abates eller. Tie downoad woo Wail awl Thereasy, the Row seesperanaras wars se land us from 67th year, *ad hey MR a widow and slikt &Okla to 0 m 0 dogma Wow Ms smogs et Om moral days. hie Ism Malaat SPORTING. TATTERBALVS.—TeItiDAY. DERBY. 9to set Lord *hikes elnelme ns it a it2 l ) , 9 W. Edwards as e So 1) Mr. IL Hilt'. PlWrurd ft tot) 10 Mr. Oretwlelee's The Mow H Mr..lagmes MOW, IwilMlaA ra Mr. Milldmrk il l=a D ug raw% Wat at) (t sod aft op Mr. OrmilWa Catlin Pt hi SIM) 40 Mr. Dimes Omphis Orme (t) 40 Merry's breems. ft SIMI at Oin 30 Mr. W. Mweteee Mew ft sad Mt oft) 1000 1 MA)or Mart/Wel% tangs it and mft off) WOO I Mr. O. Breton's Python (t sad sit el) 1000 even on the Seld soles. the Woe lisadiag MOIII4iOII and Owing to an undefined, and, as may belina e son un founded rumour that there was "saonetNeg wrong" with " The Nigger" (no one meld say what), ha needed early in the afternoon to 20 to 1, and sontinwid at that prise until within half as hour of the clam ; his friends that " aims to the rescue." took 16 and 12 to 1, to two or three hundred panda, and eventually restored his to within three rousts of the closing ileum on Monday. 2to 1 Wall laid to 1,2501. mist the two favoritism. 12 to 1 to a mall amount eget Mildew (the taws offering to go on). 7,000 to SOO eget Cariboo, 30 to 1 to 1501. met Ghillie Callow, and 40 to Ito nearly 2001. apt Captain Grant. Penang was quit* friendless. OAKR. ____ ._ 8 1 apt Plt J. Balder. Tiff 8 1 Mr. Didlien BMs i Middleton 10 1 Lad Orbrd'a &toile filly (t) 10 1 Mt J. llawlers Mask (t) INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. ASCOT HEATH, 1850. HANDICAP for the ASCOT STAN= of 26 SOTS. each, 15 ft, and 6 ft only if declared on et before Monday next. st. lb Et. I . Peep-o . .day Boy. 6 yrs Regality, 6 yrs Nurtrood, aged Quasiroodo, 4 yrs ......».... Caw% 6 yrs The Juggler, 4 yty ?be Oar, egad flegotwl-ddlit, 4 yrs 7=re, 6 yrs , 4 yrs Knight of Arend. 3 yrs =twins, 4 yn ....... Pinford, 3 yrs , 3 yrs Mildew, 3 yrs Insalphes, 6 yrs The Cocktail, 4 yrs lbsedintin 4 yrs r ep ars ea lz Testator, 4 yn 4 yrs Sylnew vsn ic tirs K 4 1 ° ne, yrs Prising', or s Quini 4 1 Officious, 3 yra Cosessmouth, 3 yrs ..... .... 1 The Probe. 4 yrs Rt. Illamlia, 4 yrs Vanguard. 4 yrs. ...... $ Wm. the Conqueror, 3 yrs Mies Ana. 4 yrs ...—.- .... $' Minimum, 4 yrs •Glassm, 4 yrs Montague, 4 7n..»»......». 11 I Ariateerat, 3 yro. Ude, 4 yrs -.... Chutney, 4 yrs 7, Puleherrima. 4 yrs Sir Peter Limn, 4es 7 Knight of Gwynn., 3pa 1 Purnernan. 3 yrs 6: Probity, 3 yrs 1 Black En* 4 yrs.— 6 Dachas, 4 yrs Quiver, 4 yrs 6 That-rate. 3 yrs . 1 Retail, 4 yrs ....—..-. ltleaman. 3 yrs, Newman, used 4 Give and Take, 3 yrs Jellyfish, 4 yrs 4 , Little Ink, 3 yrs .. Woodlark, 4 yrs 4', Damask. 3 yrs nlre.ester, 4 yrs ...» 3 ! • nernande, 3 yrs .. ....... .. Ginning', 4 yrs. II Equiria, 3 yrs 1 Trishaw., 3 I Mules's, 3 yrs 1 Justice. S yrs .... mon, aped _ „„ „ g!, •wilatteengstn.3yrs oWeatow, 4 yes .....„„...... 0 Won't.you.cambernto. Bitnibble, 6 yrs . Sauter-la4lmM 4 yrs 0 Impression, 3ps ....»...... 1 Clariwa, 4 yrs. ....-..... ll, eMuhascah, 3 yrs Champion, 4 yrs..-- .. e Torpor, 3ps Langton, 4 yrs _ o' Saline. 3 yrs Mrs. Tuft, 3 yrs l7 ve by Mus eat cif Tinge, 3 The Knott, 4 yrs »...» l2 yrs Cheerful, 4 yrs ....... ll E•pl made, 3 yrs Glenlyon, 4 yrs ..... -........ 11 Bastinado. 3 yrs Solon. 4 yrs ... „ 10 0e by Pantaloon oat GI Tarn Wadiltt, 4ps Ktnaway, 4 yrs ..... .....-... 10 , The Wren, 3 yrs Lord Ulna, spa -...... 10. Thlstledosu, 3 yrs invabakm 4 yes ..-- 4 Kneels. 3 yrs TAM. 4 yrs. .....-.—. 11. Vamican, 4 yrs Thus soaked tbits • having been entered without the knowledge 01 their owners, wil he struck out by the time prescribed, maim specially ordered to remain in. CRICKET. SHEFFIELD v. YORKSHIRE. A grand match was played at Sheffield on Whit Monday and Tursday, between eleven cf (field and eleven of Yorkshire. The Yorkshire player, were selected from L-cds, York, Huddersfield, Dalton, and Bradford. Sher. field came off victorious with six wickets to go down. The following was the score.: Yosaautaa.—(Pint Innings.) (Second Inning%) J. CrnFa , and, b Skelton S e Chattering b Skelton... 10 O. Armitage. e Runt, b &oaten l9 b Mlle ....... 11 J. Deng, b Skrlton 8. Bekliitanan, b Skelton S o Cbattertee b BR's 33 A. CroAand, e Chatteron. b Mist. 4 b Wright 1 O. Berry, e Wright, b Hunt Robleren, blrkelton 0 b Elks R. Lettry, b Barker Ninon, Eaq., a Heat. b Batter . 0 a Wright, b Skelton l3 Barren. mot ant 4 b Skelton 0 b, 3, Lk, 4, w, 3; no be% 0 no ba", 0 0 T0ta1.... I 17 ;Total ll3 (4eooad halms.) tinerrnam.—(Ptrat lesotri.) Y. J. Mace, Eaq . b lb - etsce Host, s Let►J, b Jr. Baru . 30 b Armitage 0 Chattiites. a lbbstaso, b A. Crow. lash l3 b Arnaltsgs lO 7. B. Dazter. lA.. • J. awry. b A. ere simil Costae, s J. death/, I. A. Goa- land . Sampson. b A. Grocalaad B. Wake, Each, a lbiglics, b Ar mitage . Wright, b Armitage LIU% a Baldwtocuo, b Armitage - N 7 Dot out 8 noble, not out R. F. 844004, E.q., c J. Beim b A. Cayseland 4.0; 144; Ir. 0; 44,0 4 1,0; 111.2;w,0;44,0 2 33 Total lO MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-TEBTERDAY. Bayou MR. MUIFIANT ADAM, AND A 13V10E OF MAUOITILATIL The May adjourned general section of the peace for the count, of Middlesex commenced Jee•erdap morning, at the Seuiens-houee, Ulerkenwell. There were 53 cases of felony and 4 of misdemeanor for trial. The learned Judge very briefly addressed the grand jury after they bad been sworn. A LinlaAL JURY, Jo/ue Turner, 24, was indicted for stealing two brandy casks, value 14s , the property of William Ginger. It appeared from the evidence, which was somewhat complicated, that on the 19th of April the prisoner went to a coetermooger named Briant, living in Park4place, Semen town, and requested the loan of a barrow for a short time, at the same time giving Briant 3d. for the hire of it. Briant consented to his having the barrow, and told an individual named Louis Antonio Der serreau, who wu in his employ, to go with the prisoner, and take the barrow home when he had done with it. There was another man with the prisoner, and they, accompanied by Demerreau, went to Albany street, Regent's Park, and when they came to the Cape of Good Hope, p u bli c h ouse , kept by the prosecutor, the prisoner got two casks from the railings in front of the how*, plated them on the barrow and told Desserreau to take them to the Adam and Eve, public house. The prosecutor, however, immediately missed the casks, and on seeing Desserreau going away with them, he went up to Lint and gave him into custody for stealing them, but upon hearing the evidence of Brion Le way discharged next day by the magistrate. The p r i soner an d hi s companion eocaped, and nothing was seen of either of them until recently, when Police Constable 81 S met the prisoner at Chalk Farm, and apprehended him on the charge. When on the way to the station the prisoner adroitly slipped out of the officer's hands and ran towards the Regent's Canal, punneti by the officer and several 0. her persons, who had been attracted by the cry, "Stop thief." The prisoner reached the canal, and leaped en to e ,me boats that were being unladen, when, seeing that no other chance of escape was left him, he plunged into the amid, and endeavoured to swim Kress, but he felled In the attempt, not being able to prevent himself from sinking ; and had it not b een f or t h e timely arrival of the o ffi cer with a boat-hook, he would have been drowned. The officer caught him with the hook, as he was struggling to prevent himself from oinking for the last time, end he was dragged ashore more dead than alive, and conveyed to the station. The case depended entirely on the evidence of Dasserreau. The prisoner had offered 61. to Blast to say nothing about the truck. Toe stuntser anseted that be was innocent, a n d th at h e ought be mma apes the unsupported evidence of Deresermen, who had bees essmdieated in the affair, The Ivey kmad the pima Not Owiky. The Judge—Wed, gentlemen, the verdict's yowl, not mash lan only say that you have let loose epin one of the west notorious thieves in L ond on. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW -STREET. TEE 'EXPOSURE OP TRU RISSIVEOPEOT OPVIOSS.— Mims! Wright. tha proprietor or • mock aglow ofßos. No. 16. Upper Wellinatnu-streit, Strand, who was charged on Satarday last with defraniling several young men of Moir money by MISES of nowapaper advertiarrata, was again brought up for further exandantlen. Toe court, as es former eessolonaonis worded by young also, principally from the sorry. On had parted to the prisoner and his soloolatas with siuH of mossy, varying from 31. to 501, as rah sacurides di lapspting situations, with* turned out to be netitious. fieryean tfhoe peon othor dritneres to examine who had been deintuded of their looney by the prisoner, but— Mr. Jardine asked him if they were connected with Stanley ? Sergeant Thompson replied ht the agowive, and said he could prove two came in Upper WiMngton-street, in which Stanley and Wright were both 011artned. Mr. Jardine said he should remand that primmer until Friday next, and ordered hint to be brought up with the other prisonen. t. - THAMES. CHAROI OP TWIPANT7CIDI7. 72 :EIisabeth Barker alias Isaacs, Edward Bailey her paramour, Harriet Campbell, a midwife, and Sarah Cooke, a nurse were fleetly examined on suspicion of having been eacerned in the murder of • female cnild two days old, the offspring of the prisoners Bailey and Barker. The first witness called was Dr. Godfrey, of Mount-place, Whitechapel, who stared that from a post marten examina tion of the body, which he had made with Mr. Mum, a surgeon, he concluded that deceased had lived two days. There wee no malformation, but there were marks in the throat, and also on the scalp, in the area of the forehead there was congestion of the brain, but nothing to account for death from natural causes, and taken collectively the whole of the eppearanime were calculated to create a suspi cion that death was occasioned by violence. The mark, on the head were such u would be occasiened by • fall or a blew. The witness was examined at great length by Mr. Yardley, and the result of the investigation was that though the marks on the body were consistent with violence, they were not inconsistent with a more innocent mode; but they I were more like the result of violence. There was a or. au across the neck en inch and a half in extent, which, in his belief, occurred during death and whilst the body was as yet warm. The cervical vertebrae were arched, as if the head had been forced round, which would account for the crease in the neck. There was little or no ectehymosis under the marks ; but that would not make against the fact of strangulation, as it did not exhibit itself in many instances of persona who had been hanged. To Mr. Pelham.—A fall on the floor would account for the marks on the forehead, but not for the curved appearance of the cervical vert. brae ? It was poe•ible but not probable that the marks =Hat have been made in removing the umbilical cord. In so young a subject the 'orb, MAL would not be so great, as the cart Lags was more fl, zible. Mr. Mure concurred g enerally with Dr. Godfrey. The conelusinn to which he had come wa•, that the appearance of the ►ody wee consiste% with strangulation, and also with natural causer. - . . Dr. Godfrey—The reason I attach so little importance to eeshymosis is its absence in the cases of a number of people who were hanged. . . P. Wensyski saw the pri-oner Barker after she wn delivered of the child, and also saw the infant. Mrs. Barker told her sot to say anything about it; but at the same time said it was (unseat. cast clothes fur it were brought to her in the shop, without the trouble of making them. Ste also said that she an old keep the child a month or two Wore sending it to nurse. Two other women, named Gardiner and were then examined, but their evidence was of little or no impor tance. -7 111 - e prisonen Cooke and Campbell were then discharged, and the lam r was called as a witness and examined at some length. Her evidence tended to exculpate the prisoners. Mr. Yardley said the medical lVillier CO was not of a nature to sustain the charge of murder, and the child had been seen by so many pertains that the charge of concealment was also done away with. Though there were sea( ril marks of appa rent violence, which the manner of the birth might account for, and 113 there was a doubt, the prisoners must be die charged. Oa getting into the street Bailey kissed the female pri son r, on which the crowd, greater than usual owing to the proximity of Stepney lair, uttered a loud cry of indigos tion, and they were followed by a large and thre.tening a n • coulee, who would have done Item some injury had they not taken shelter in a neighbouring public-house. WANDSWORTH. RtPrIANLY 01:THA011.—Ilugh Doris, who described himself as a general dealer residing at Chelsea, was charged with a cowardly assault on a respectable married lady. Mrs. Mary Withal', of No. 1, York-cottages, 13attersea fields, one of whose eyes was most frightfully discoloured and lacerated, stated that on the precious afterno,n she was with her children in Jews' row, Wandsworth, near to the fair. There were some donkeys there, and she was treating her ebiidren to • ride. The defendant came up and pushed and pulled the donkies about. Complainant said he must be • tt wrong" man to try and throw the children off, when he directly struck her on the eye and knocked her down. 11. struck at her more as it she had been a man or a bullock. The evidence of complainant having been corroborated, Mr. B adon said it was the must unprovoked assault he ever had bane him, and he did not thick hr should !) doing his duty to the public if he were not to impose the highest penalty which the law allowed. The defendant would, therefore, pay 51. for the aseault, or be committed fur two months. The defendant, not beinz provided with the money, was removed to the cells. Prior to Mr. Beadon leaving the bench, the prisoner n.ade an earnest entr• ry for a mitiga tion of the line ; but the magistrate peremptorily refund. From Me LONDON GAZETTE.—Titesday, May 21 Gamma Brairerr Assatrix, Portion ou . tl;7 " coal merchant, to surrender June 1 at 12, and July 5 at 12 at limingtmll.etroet. trute.on WWI Sum., Bouverte-street, and Desirous, Portsmouth; off. weig Gorman, Uirchin-lane. NORA. BAILI.Y, Gloucester, 'Miller, June Sat 12, and July 3 at 11, at Bristol Court. Cot., Wilke:, Gloucester ; off. arlg., Acranum, EDWARD lk satin, Piccadilly, coachbuilder, May ts at and June 20 at 12, at Basingkall.street Soli., Mesas. Linklater, Charlotte.tow, Mansion-Mum ; off. arit., Bell, Coleman-at:feet buildingm. THUMAA Moroi"; Plymcnitb, mercer, June I at 1, and July 11 at 11, at serer Court. Soli ntomloo, Eimer; off. wig., Ilicrnamsn, Exeter. Witmus Wcollume, Herefonlabire, bark tnercbant, May 90 and June 21)tt 12, at Birmingham Court. Rolm., Smith and James, Birmingham; a aaidg., Chrome, Birmingham. ALTIJAD ALI= rit - rratuiv, stoke Ferry, Norfolk, gmccraune 3at 2 1 awl July 6 at I, at Itii.ingludl.street. eolm., Abbott and co., New Inn, and Watson, Wisbemeh; off. swig., Grisham, Coleman. atreet. Jolts TAYLOR, Wish-street, Shadwell, and Salmon'nlane, Lirachoume, the...monger, May 27 at 2, and June Gat le, at liamingkill.irrret. Sol., Roildart, kmuct.coart, Ileetottoct; off. assig., Grahsm, JaantsWou — ur"ot. Chediston, Suffolk, cattle dealer, May 31 at 2, and June .8 at I, at Basinichallastreet. Sots., White and Borritt, Lincoln's-inn-fields, :mil Bass, Ihdesworth ; off. arsig., Wintmere, Basins hall-streeL 'AIDA UKILY, Landpmt, Irani', brewer, May It at I, and June 91 at 11, at BusinghalLatreet. SoL, Low, Chancery-lane; off. ands., Bell, Culeuma-street-buildings. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. May 17. Wirs.ran Glows Curl.; Cotton-Meet, Poplar, omnibus _ proprietor. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Joint Hoer/row, Whitley, Yorkshire, hotel keeper —lst dlv. of Is., May 22, and any subsequent day, at Yet/nee, Leeds. Jona rifILLIPM, Upper Bullinghara, die. of 75., ary Thursday, id V. hltmore's, Birmingham. DIVI DEN DlL—June 11. J. B. Bakorobe, Cannon-street, City, chore- Defter , —June 13. J. Barr, New Turnstile, Huth Holborn, and 01.1- road, St. Parma% builder—June 11. J. Cameron, T. Johnston, and W. Severn, Henrietta-street, N'estmlnater, tailors—June IL W. Chittenden, Tarlington-place and Church-street, Paddington, draper June 11. J. W. Dyer, Myddleton-street, Clerkenwell, cheese monger—June 11. 11. h. Prankish, Scarborough, York/Ohre, joiner J une 11. J. M. Hervey, Brkk-lane, St. Luke's, konfounder. June 12. J. Jones, Jun., and T. °Aker, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, ironomaters —June ii. J. Shelton!, Standen, Hertfordshire, buteber—June 11. 0. Stone, Colchester, Eases, grocer—June ii. J. Sydenham, Pool, Ike retshire, printer—June 11. C. Yyse, Ludgate-street, City, straw bonnet maker—June 13. A. A. Watts, Berners-street, printer—Jun 13. W. V.NiUis, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, wool broker—June 7. J.. Winstanley, King Willi:km.B.ml, City hosier—June I I. E. Woleey, Wereham ka , Norfolk, corn merchant— J une 13. W. Tow', Strand wsbdanw -saga to be masted, mime more bambini to the smarm on the day of esettleg. June 11. P.. P. Croft, Lenadowne.vilLse, Brompton, and Haymarkth tavern keeper-June 13. W. M. Ihrtridge, W oodbridge. Suffolk. grocer-June 13. J.W. Iliekling, bleaus.wharf,Seuthwark,wharting^r -June 13. D. Iloßlom, sea., and D. llo'num, Jun., We.tbeere, Kent, carpenters-Jane ii. J. Jardine. Dartford, Kent, haendraper -June IL T. Lewis, Kamer, boat end shisemakor -June 11. W. row. nail, Macclesfield, Cheshire, Mk manufacturer -June 11. W. /Mtwara, Norwich, pawnbroker-June 11. W. It. Swinton, South-street, Fins. huh _nserchant-J une If. J. Woreeldinc, Ciunbridge, upholsterer. CERTIVICATY.I3 to be smarmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary. May 11. C. Barnett, Bainghsill.street, City, account book manufac turer-April 17. J. Church, Deptford, Kent, coke manufacturer- Ma y IL J. ()cabled:womb, Manchester, manufacturer - May A. J. Head. gL Petensterrace, Hammeremith, atturney-Nley It. J. Price, Birmingham, cabinet and chair maker-May 13. IL Newton, Norwich. grocer. CERTIFICATE to be coefirmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary, within 21 days. May IF. H. Parry, Abergele, Denbighshire, druggist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . liarraclough and S. Parkin, Rotherham, Yorkshire, steel meets-G. Muth and S. Moult, Ileighurn, Norfolk, tanners-James Buntos and John Buxton, Leavengreave. Lancaahlre, eotton spinneys- W. Denham and T. Newton, Todynor. den, Lancashire and Yorkshire, contractors-I. Dalrell and J. Dal. Whitehaven, Cumberlard, butchers -T. Eihneades and J. lingo, Charlesotrect, tIL Ocorge'sdri.the-East, common brewers-C. Farrington and J. Rowley, Bradley Mills, near Huddersfield, cloth dressere-J.Osedbeer, sad J Gardiner, Jun, Bristol, brewers 2=w Omemertiel si l ri e =l e 2 . eorlay sad D. C. Creernel=gtiem me the Illmainghma ), so far se mew& J. Hartland-C. Usewse end W. fora. Tortieldre. hiiirdremem-S. - Uwe nod 0. bey, Coleshill, Werwiebidra, lankesiews-R. Jame end J. EU* Liftrnaol. coal merehanse-A. LAM and W. Johnson, lameboater. saellossers-H. Malta, Leith sad Rainirargh, minion, SI tar as eegaM^ his eemesake with the Jail Me* Wee Ompean et W. MAW IL Meld* end QUM* llereedenees Kens e. Imem.= .. ol : S en e: ke en epee Mellieh-J. P lanneakke lee lt. s-W. Maw and J. W. M. Lob. letplimet maker-J. *peen and T. leseme. Dienstre deeneeske Rte dielre-IL denies J. L Tenant, ma Lyon, dessenisss-lies Debra, ropensakere-li. Temeat, g ee zd o r%l im il Wars. teisse. W. Thanum and J. Procter, BM. SEQUESTRATIONS. Pass= BWON CVMUNINIAII, Edinburgh, argon; May 27 and June Ifia n t b er r ieesse, Idbebsrgb. swam MMus% wain eimme, May V and June 24, at the Mee ifiSels Mem bons ug" awaime, May 31 sod Joe, 17, et $30 2, 1 3 1 Masa. WNW% Saba" MARKETS CO TTON.—Ltraarnox, MAY 21.—The market Waal was dun bat steady, end the eke were about 3,000 bales. MANCIIIIISTIM. MAT 2l.—N ewithatesding the presence of heil 4 sys. whisk Mrs taken • gond many people out of tows to the ma sham mg Ithemits watering Mimes, the exchange this morn iagraled • b ider sopa* then ante. ma teat advice* trona the Seem Impala Inner tees ha prod dkpeitlie ammo* layers lads beekes ls ucers, and led yarns there w to eon as a it Monad ter Mk feWe ester Mot. eel tbe advanoe on theme reds over UM apenaties et the proems ?day was id. per lb. loth Omsk sea Genre Mew were at., dlpewd to come into the inertet, bat there Imo Os preallerity about the Mabee et the knee be referee* to &Ms. OM they were disposed to take goods or lighter fabric. and the dewed for this quarter WAS chiefly in the 2 1Ibler might* ed "Wee Oa the whole there were mine raver Mary pus sr the ewer Isallties of printing cloths. The novelty et Ike eared, basimer, vas toe inereseed inquiry amongst the boom Made beams he densidee—so keg comparatively deprosol and negimed. Mem& positively bringing up prices. there was • ante. slat barbess ha Sees ; there was a decided tendency to im. =The was without excitement, but decidedly tan of late. WOOL.-- HUDDI/111111ILD, May 21 There boa been rather mere dolag in our market In Wool of all kinds than for some weeks past; the steadiness in price evinced by the nubile askekist over has caused things t. be more steady. The general demand Is all Rthe mid b. dle and low colonial Wools, v ar yM g in price from 2d. to 6d. per l WOOLLEN.—Lenne. MAT V.—Yesterday and today, are general holidays in the mica of this town sad district The op portunity to prepare cloth for the market is Might : the quantity brought this meriting mangy small, and the market was altogether limited dull and teacher, doubtless arising principally from the causes namtd. MANUFACTURES.— HUDDERSFIELD, May 20.—The Pieeekall has been very thinly attended ; In fact this lass been a holiday market, and much badness was nut anticipate& Prima re. maht arm for all kinds of fancy woollens. ---- OLLSOOW, May 20 —The goods and Yarn market was chi/act/rimed by great thinness today, but utherwise there was no change. GLASGOW, May 20.—pig-iron has }seen very quiet ; prices nominally the same as •.n tiatunlay —44 s. per ton, cash. CORN.—llALzaworrm, May 21.—We bad a good .how of ti Ivat, and the trade ruled hest! at oar tomes, farmers tateril- Peg to meet the decline. Spring corn at the rate* of our loot. Wa. havt, white, 40s. to i2s. per qr.; red, 34e. to Us. Peas and Beans, 20 tons. HULL, May 21.-Arrivals of Wheat and B irley have been to a fide extent during the east w•ek, and have met fair sale from snip at last noted prices, without having any addition to our small gtanaried stocks. Phe weather is not reasonable, and easterly winds trevail. The supply i I farmers' 'A heat to-day was only small, and under the influence of London repo.,. the market rated dull, at Is. to 7s. per qr. decline. Not much doing in foreign, and we note no alteration in Its value. A miclerste sale for Burley but late prisms hardly supported for heavy malting and I res h qualities of grindinx. For want of roped. s hum doing in other sorts of spline corn, all I descriptions of %bleb are however mote inquired alter, owing to the long continuance of cold dry weather; the 14411110 crux influences Linseed Cakes, and briap f. , rwird lagers of both English and toreign at our full currency. Linseed remains firm, and fur some quail we rather more money ht paid. We h -ye no quotation for Itapereed. For itape Cake* a fair rale, at 73e. to 775. lid. per ton. Bones are dearer, end have been sold at 10.5 a, the f -loam' are the present prices: Wheat, English, red, per qr., 34.. to 405.; wb.te, 40s. to 44e.; Dentate and Con*storg, 445. to 475.; Pomeranian end Hamburg 37e. to 405.; MEM, Holstein, and Vrierland, 325. to 375.; Russian, and Odessa, 30e. to lake. Oats, English, 125. to 145.; Danish, IS,, to lbs.; Friesland, 12s. Od. to 19s. •, Itowslan, Ila. Od. to I lit. Od. Bar ley, malting, 295. to 21e.; minding, Ifs. to 190. beans, 21.. to 215.; foreign, 21s. to 23a. Prot, white, yellow, and blue, lie, to 20s. ; grey and black, 225. to 245. Loured, Black ges, 42a. to 4 Is.; Petersburg, AL to 425.; Rigs and Archangel, 345. to 40e.; Konigsberg and Memel, 345. to 3fes. Linseed Cakes, !lull, 61.10..0d.; floe foreign, 11.35.; in ferior, 4!. 100. to Si, 3s. Raps Cakev 735.t0 775. fel. Tares, English, 205.; foreign, has. to 265. Guam, Cl. to 101. 10s. Bones, 1034. Eye Meal, St. los. Imports fur the week: Wheat, 4,043 qrs.; Barley, 0,333; Oats, 262 ; beans, 322; Peas, 176; Unseal, 2,032 ; Cakes, 345 tons ; Bonet, 36. IPswitai, May 21 -The supply of Wheat today was fair; trade soled dull, cod scarcely mandained the rates of last wee... but little Barley on otter. Beans and Peas were Is. per qr. dearer. LEEDS, MAY 21. - The arrivals of grain arts good for this day's market, the wheat trade Is extremely dull and In active, and pricer, in some cases, bare receded Is. per quarter below Friday, but I tisre is not much disposition to urge sales at that reduc tion. Hurley in le.s demand, manners having genet:4ly given up working far this 5e.4011. Oat* aal *hiking fully as liter. Beans as before. No variatin in other artichas. Arrive ls this week :-Wheat 9,730; Oats, 1,• 33; Barley, I,t 73 ; Beans, 332; Peas, 127; Rapeseed, ka. LZIOIITON BUZZARD, May 21 —At market this day there we a fair supply of Wbeat offering for the time of year; trade very heavy, at fu.ly I. per load decline, that being the:airwave quoted last week. Malting tumples cs; Batley must he considered Ia per q.*. lower, and grinolina about the same. Bean. and Pea. maintained their value. Wheat, per load of a bushels, 235. to 265. 6d. Barley, malting, per imperial qr, 21a. to 21..; grinding, 19s. to 21.. Beans, las. to Peas, IM. 6d. to 20s. per 5 bush le. Lames, May 21.—The demand for Wheat to -day was limited, owing to the dry, hot weather which has set in, and In ceder to makeany sales, a define of to. to 2s. per qr. truce l week's rates was submitted to. Barley end flats stationary, without alteration. Beans and Peas must be written each Gd. to la. per qr. dearer, as the supplies are smal , with a ready sale. Wheat, white, IW. ss. to 111. • red, 91. .1. to at. Us. Barley, 22a. to 21s. Oats, 13e, to l7s. Ems: 231. to 27a. I'e•s„ . :64. to Pm. LIVERPOOL, 'MAT 21.-At this Worninfee Market the demand for wheat was moderate, at a decline on ',at Tuesday's price ol Id. per bushel on the best, and 2d. on the middling muddies. AlnetiC4ll doe- wan not preened for sale, but ad. per sack decline was submitted to on French and Irish. Geed meeting oats are scarce, and the best sold at is. Gd. per 45114., which Is an improvement of id. per bushel. Craton al was 6d. ter load, and Egyptian beans Gd. to In. per quarter dearer. Barley mei Peas were texhanged in value Indian corn was is leas requent testily than during the is, ek, but the advance of Is. per quarter was well supper:Ed : the best American yellow corn sold at 31.. ter Welts. Present prices : Wheat, F.nglisil, per 7iilbs., Legion, red, old, as. 7d. to Gs. lg.; new, 56. rd. teas. nd.; white, old, Gs. lid. to 036 13d.; new, Ss. bd. to Gs. 2d.; trial, red, old, 4s. 10.1. to 14.2 d; new, 36. Mto3a. 4d.• white, old, Ss. Id. to 3a. Gd.; new, Ss. ad. to 36.7 d. Rot Ley, per qr., Et . igiish, 225. to 246.; ' Chevalier, 24e. to 260. • Scotch and Irish, per 601ba., 24. ed. to 36. ed. Malt, per qr., English, pale, 44. to 3 ; Irish, 39.. to 455. (tats, per Famikat and scotch, old, Pa. ed. to la. It'd.; Welsh, old, 36 Sid. to Ps. 6,1.; Irish, line sorts, as. ad. to 2s. fel.; new, 2.4.3 d. to 2a. est; general, oil. 2s. 3d. to 2 0 . 3.1.•. new , 2.. 3d. to 2s. 44.• Beans, per qr.,Englinh, old, 2:0, to 31n.; Sc otch ard Irish, pet 4801064 oat, 2Se. to 24e.; new, xis. to 146. Peas, per qr., Engliall, white, Sis. Pns. • Iri.b,rey, 34. to 20n. Flour, p e r 2301 M., Linage and Irish s cool; 23a. to MAL ; llne, bre. to 214.; aupereue, 23e. Od. to 30.. 0.1 ; extra, 326 W. to 346 od. Oatmeal, per load of 210105., huh, 1819, 22.. ed. to 22.. 6d.; old, 21a. Oil. to lb s. ; Canadian, old, Pls. Od. 225. o ff. Bran, per Nam, Cod. to 14. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 h., red. 36 6.1. to SA. Sti.; white, 1.0. W. to Gs. 4d. • Canted St a ter, r e d, So. PI. to 6.. ed. white, Gs. 2d. to 6wed. lCastile,l2l/le4 and rid, 7d. to 31.11 d ;; high !oleo is. • lower Baltic and Hamburg, retl,3e. I sd. to 66.4.1.; white, 4.. Chi. to 6..kL ; Naga and Petersnare, red, 4s. 1101. to Ss. 16 ; Archangel, 4.. 9,1. to Is. 114; °Mesa, common, tad, 41.1a1. to 36.1 d; as. 3d. to Mt. 3d.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, Scut. to Sitmd.; white, 36 ad. to (6 od.; Baunatand Marianopoli, red, 36.2 d. to So. 4d.; Egyptlan, 3d. to 4s. lid; Mediterrmaran, Ike, hard, 4n. bd. to 4.. dOL Rye, per qr., Baltic, etc.. :es. to 24 6 Butler, per (olb., grmding, 2s. kid. to 36. Ltd. Oats. per 4510., 2s. 3d. to 2i. :d.; Russian, 2a. 2d. to 2.. 3d. Beane, per qr., European, 24.. to Ms.; Ertyptian, per 4001 h., 225. 04. to 225. 6.1. Pear, per qr., Bahia, tee., white, Pia. to 270.; (nnadian, 24n. tid. to 235. Fktur, per brl. Canadian, sweet, 2.M. 6d. to Va.: P.M. Western Canal, sweet, 234. Od. to 246 tel.; Ohio, 23.. Gd. wt 21.. 6.1. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 245. ed. to 23..; Canadian, sour, 19.. to 216 ad.; French, super. tine, per gecko( 32a0d. to 346&1. lndian Camper 43001.,Ames :tern white, 316. OIL to als. Otl.; 3 elle. St.. ed. to 3M, W.: Euro' pean, yellow. Sts 6d. to 33..&1. Indian C um Meal, per 1961 b., Its. to 13.. Arrivals an 1 exports into Liverpool from lath to 20th May inclusive :-Wheat, 8,000 qrs.; Barley, 9.0 ; Halt, 371 ; (late, 13!1 ; Beans. 2,939; Peary 1,8.13 ; Co en, 2,818 ; Oatmeal, 2.fa neck.; Flour, 4,313 sacks mid 84 barrels. Exports to Ireland:- Wheat, 510 qrs. • Rye, 13 ;Beuts,44: Peas, 6: Indian Carrie 22,269; Indian Corn 31e4 P/2 MM.; Oatmeal, 130 sacks; Floe-, 770 sane and 210 Mts. LYNN. May 21.-A moderate an,:ply of Wheat tc- lay, for which the trade ruled dull, at Is. to 2s. decline. Very little doing In other ileseriptioos of grain. Wheat, red, Glltia. to 631 be., KB. to 325. Barley'. 20s. to 22.6 Oats, 112Ibs. to 121b6., 16s. to Its. Beans. 63lbs, to 6.40., 235. to 266 per qr. to the growers. NIWCANTLE, May 21.-rhe weather up to noon to-day was cold, wet, and ha:rental ; dime then the sun has hors: out, which has had the effect of imparting Mc:eased warmth to the temperature. At our market this ra •ming we hart a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, and hating nothing (rest from the coast all descriptions a erc held with great thinners, teal notwithetan,ang the depressing report from Mark-lane all descriptions found a steady sale at fully Saturday's rates. For south Country red, in gr.nary, we mule 12s. per qr. ol 63Ibs. per bushel, the natural weight Ming and for moderate Peab the eame figure made the same weight, whilst for middling Homburg 39.. per qr. of 63Ibs. was obtained. Flour was less inquired for, but in the business done previous terms were realised. live in be:ter request, .aid the turn dearer. Grindiog Barlee, Malt, Bestir, and Pens without change, but Oats were the turn higher, Ina, per qr. being giv.o for choice Angus, weighing 41 !Ohs. per husheL PLYstoorst, May 21.-Siace last market day the weather has become warm, with One shower., which have already improved the appearance of the country, and the Wheat plant looks more healthy. At this morning's market their was only a small attendance, and the little business dune was at la. decline on )ant week's price& SaLinuttaY, Slay 21.--The at'endance in our market to day wan very meagre, with a moderate eerily of grain. Wheat was in very slow demand, and a decline of le. to Is. 6d per quarter was tbeious. Ns alteration in the price of Fl o ur. Barley trade dull, and hough 'ow preen were accepted, but very few parcels chanced hand.. The trannactionn in Oats, Beano., and Peas were quite noinlost, and the turn of prices was in favour of the purchaser. Malt unaltered in value. Wheat, white ' 40s. to 425. ; red, 384. to 400. Beat Bar. ley, 24 6 ; middling, 19 6 to 22e.; inferior. 176 to 1116 Enna, Egyp tian, :165.; English, old, 344. to 38.. per qr . M a l t , t 4. 6d . to 61. per bushel. Tares, 4s. lid. to M. Flour, 20.. to 306 per mak. CATTLE, iftc.—Ro'frustum, May 20.—We have Not so many Beasts or sheep to this day's market buyers were rather nu merous, which has caused a brisk trade at a shade higher price. Beef, 54. to es. per stone. Mutton, 41d. to Sid. per lb. REIGATE FAIR. May 20.—At this fair there was a good supply of both fat and lean cattle. The favourable state of the weather caused tratk to be brisk at the following Quotations: North Bevan., 3 and 4 pars old, add tram 131. to 14/. per head. All other sorts were dispeeed of at an advance in price; some large Sawa Beasts made 161. each; best mileh Cows, 141. to :61. per head, including their Mall Calf; some vary choice Alderney* made ISt. rush. rat HilialB hung on bond, although offered a t low thanes. All young Horses were disposed of ut high price*, some very eplended Cart-horses, year old, making 70 guineas each. PUBLIC SALES. MAY 21 —By NIC-P , O. IV INS r CWI.PV, at the Mart.—Free bon heu►e, .5, Charlotte row, Walworth, with postession— sold for 6301, Fairebold proms.e and plot of ground in the rear of the ab vo-1501. Freehold around rotas anointing to 1681. per annum, ' secured on 27 houses in Chrence, Ewe:, and St. l'eu streeta. Islington, let on building lease' for 86 years—knocked down in eight lots for 4,3804 . Mr. Hamm Foi,'at the Mut.—Two houses called Althea , wycke-riltar, Bhrubland-roul. Dalatoo, let for 601. Per annum, held for 91 yeats et 121. 10s. 6J.-6301. Six eighth. of a shoe in Puttor bride, dividend 771. 8.. per Avail—sold in sin 100 for 1701 per lot. Contiournt reversion to Res-ninths of 13,2291. Three per Centl e4i provided two ladles aged 46 and 48 die without issue gr. LICIFOMILD, at Herraways—Fushold Italian villa, at MN, Hill, Wandsworth-2,7601. freehold ground rent of 171. per annum, secured upon prop, , rty forming part of the Wimbledon Pork Estate-4091. Mr. 0 A. Sarni. at the Mert—lieversion to one-fourth pen of 14 1 ,0001 Three per Cents , receivable at death of a lady, aged 74—sold ttr 1,66 W. Maim NaosT and LOUND, of l areaway's—Lew and odirlll of Ma Old Turnpike goose, Stamford 11W, bald for 53 yam at 611.-4,6401. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday r arranged la order ot latstik Nasect Plass. Come of Wino. WEI , NESDAT, MAT 22, 1850. erc4 of the follottitA W•cei At morAi.g. The 'lethal!' et. de. -.4 ii. elite of %mow. LWOW"' Orntle buss Calm Posirsoes Isurrautercs Thrums Iluumerozz Munoz. Luanie 011110011lni Oirrap Gunman CAximoos 311/113NIZAW Gentle Brune Strome Brame Gentle Weer •:rate Breese Gentle Breeze Calm Pods* eisai; Overcast Pat Usti, nowt, Partially cl ou d, o•ercan (lowness ( Isere." Clowns.. Partially Clswt s Overcast Pa nk l 7 Cloud (low Overcast l Cloudy ( Prrreaat CiPiudleta, Kate Purim:4 Qom. Overeaat Overcast Overeamt l'ar ti 4 nY C . Atta Putlany YlltY Rum denae Breese i Gentle Breese trestle Breese I Gentle Breeze • Gentle Breese Strong Brame Strong Breese Coale Breese Oahe !AMAMI H ...... ...... DMILLIPOTOR B.E. N. LW. a. S.E. E. N.E. Gentle Breese Gentle Breeze Gam Gentln Breese (tuftle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze Gentle Breeze I Gentle Breese Gentle Bream NCIICASTIJI BeArra= Lammui Bwrzeic ........ Owicaw THIS DAY, Nor Coarse of WM. Strength of Wind. State of N. Calm. effi The r eturns from the following plac es did hut eked this ca itt time tor the yesterds_y ; they Note* e indicate the state of th e weat h er on Monday normal et nine o'clock Pools I i• Humus ............., Tvunattoos ......»».. YA1LM0V111.............. WIIMIT S. B. N. N.W. N. N.w. tees, ' Gtontie Breeze' gentle breeze' PArt,..s t1;,,,d 7 Ctn~leP.reese Vo,rgy Strong breeze PArttailly (iv:Jr Breeze lit.-rtmt Gentle Breeze tivere.t Gentle lire's. Ortret.t Gentlo &else Urerc:At WormAvia Dummy N W. I 4 N.E. SHIPPING INTELLIGENr.R. (rim ova , , • eg liaintle," sal CASUALTIES. Harmony, Armband, from G.la's to Cork tr which was en shore 8. of Turetta, April 18, has r• .r,~ pieces, and the whole canto Ap-. MULIVID. i al AILtS. O Hamburg O Holland O Lisbon O Pacific O India via Sow bainpton 0 India via Ma ',tilts 1 Boston and Halifax O Mexico and Havannali 0 Wen India O Biasii May 2' Pure 7 ARRIVED. Are-at Gravesend, May 21, from . AMU...a-at Lynn, May 20, from Austria-at Portsmouth, Nay 20, from AinscOVßT-olf Deal, May 21, from Ara -od ray 20, rum Akarnania-at Liverpool, May 21, from Ceram (s.;-st Liaerpool, May 21, from. Courant -off Liverpool, 3114 y 21, from enamvuta PrTCAJIL‘b. -off the at ight, Ma) la, from Cesar -at Gravesen4. May 21, ;fr0m.. ....... DUSCAN Racism -at Queenstown, May 19, from ENTERPIUSS-off Deal, May 20 ELIZABETH-at Falmouth, May 2 0 , from ELIZAbITH A, , ia 4aAn-at GrllVewend, May from 1 Gwrona-off De4l, May 21, from GALWAY lA,S -off Liverpool, May 21, from Mum Mliaw -at Liverpool, Miy 21, from Hisatrrra-at GrimAy, May 20, from Iforrirrito -at Grareaend, 314 y 21, from ........... Inntsran -at Liverpool, May .1, from Ivriesa-at Gravesend, May 21, from Joan Nests-at Hull, Nay 20, from Jong T. Caen -at Queens:own. May .9, from. .... A livez-at Gravesend, May 21, from KATI-off Brighton, May 20, from Ma . -off heal, 31ay.20 Moat TERP,-.ITEN-at Liverpool, May 21, from ..... MARTIN-et Sigel* May 19, from Mrsisays-attiravcrenil, May 21, from l.. Omar-at GruveraL May 21, from Sowitasyninf we -off Dla:, Mar 21, he m Ilolyheod, 3lay 19, from VIIRM/MCMAr-at Gravereud, May 21, from Vi•ACICH a-at Bristo_ May 21, from WalartanntAa.-Hit Ltverneof, May 21, from SAILED. Amputee-from Liverpool, May 21, to Aims limvasamts-from Livermol, May 21, to Aissunos-bum Liverpool, May 21, to AratraN Qrst y-frrm Bristol, May 21, to AMT-hum Gravesend, May 21, to AL-mar-from Cowes, May 20, to ALBERTI:TA-from Cardiff, May 20, to BLascov-from Deal, May 21, to Cum-from Cardiff, May 20, to. CWl[Ol4l-from Newport, May 20, to Crenas-from Shields, May f 9, to CllAA.Ernar-from Graverentl, May 21, to. Ciro or Los uos-from ttravescrid, May 21, to Donoiss-from Liverpool, May 21, to D'Aitcy-from Liverpool, Mar 21, to Suva - from ttrovessend, May 21, to L'usavarra-from Newport, Mar 20, to °num-from Gravesend, May 21, to GOTTRYOR-from Liverpoo!, May 21, to H.H. BORDT-from Liverpool, May 21, to Hutto-from Weymouth, May IS, to Iva ELIKAIMTN-from Newport, May 29, to IsoltiSS-from Liverpool, May 21, to JANE-from Gravesend, Miy 21, to Jon,, PINK-from (:faVe.CO.I, May 21, to JOU Cowan-ircm stdslds :May Ir, to LOMSA-frOILI I o il , May 20, to Lour dimuys-from Deal, May 20, to LITIAIMAN-from Queenstown, May 19, to LAUT or THI LARK-from UrArerrl, I May 2 MART lama-from Liverpool, May to MINS t -hoot Hartlepool, May 19, to Durres-from SR4I, MAT aO, t 0...... Ouve-hom tiver,stol, May 'I, to Nun lam -from Liaerpss.4 May 21, to PARLOID -frOal CraTelletle., 2:, to Priarr-from C•we., May to Patoreate VICIORI% -ITMIS IXal Mly 20, to .. PIONEKR-from Plymouth, Mae 2t., to MTCRATAARI.-irom Newport, May 29, to ...... Ham POST-frollifiraTrtend, May 21, to STANAMIIINON- trom Gravesend, May 21, to SCLTANA-from UrArreend, May 21, to ......... BALTRAM-from Plymouth, May 2 - '. to Lon-from LLirtlepool, May IS, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH , Boxy. Mrry (bArque , , bound ....to And, out I:, d.,y. all oral April 2 - , Int. 47.1 n N., 11....2.5.1 W. CAIIIIIAULN 1(e.111. fT01:111.11TITJOI f Saa ranc 2.12 N. km. 2 ..SO W. Nt mu% from NetTrAr.le, Nay 9, lat. 47, ion. 4. ...... .Gron.ir ..New ' Osrarr, Itonerm.ua, Wm lacerpool 1, , r Sydney, Mar, N. lon. 20 .50. NWIIISE (barques, from Callao, May I. )A% 19.1; N., Humming ship!, for Cantou, 31 Ityl. out, Starat lon. 29.39 W. Anew (brig), Ilewet, for Newfoundland, all we:', N., 10E1.22 W. So::;;1;;;; inai n.hip!, April 29,1. a. N., lon. [Advertisement.]—Ptrone afflicted w.:11 Scorbutic Humour% or Dioesreo of the skin Ointment and 1',11...--tocurre. rincworm, and dirordero are engendered by the impurity of the t Mire moans to eradicite ouch complaints in to 3 - Holloway's Pill., and at the name time apply e‘!erna Ointment. Cure., rerfommt by theta womicrta: attested, growing their astmishing efficacy in ping strengthening the conotitution, and ro.cotaSliohing equally certain in the cure of cancerous eaves, if.cer.' • - giondular owdliago. and persona to aittieted ohou'd recourse to there excellent medicines. -Sold by Ai; Protosoor Holloway's Istabliolusent, 211, strand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND..I)LITHS, auras. BARKFTL—May 17, at Tottenham, the wife of Capt. M. C Indian Navy, of • daughter. LAW ItENCE. —May 18, at Couttaught-equate, the • tfe rence, of a daughter. PEAII-81 , ..—May Id, at Ausee'l Farm, Marta, Mrs. C. re.: daughter. liAlleAy.—May IS, at Creeabank Douse, Arbro.rh, :he • J. 8. Hammy, of the ./reroati gawk , of a daughter. ItOltt FITS. —May 13, at Patti:bourne, Kent, the aide Robarta, Esq., of • ma. IiAItRIAOES. ArrLEFowl —LOVELL—May la, at st. Jamee*, ClerLena , Applefoed, tlillinotham-ist ruselleo. to &welter of C. W. Lovell, tab, of 4111%4 rt.l:.. aad &tray's-int,. MERE IS. at St. Matthew's, Peanut: Samuel, eldest son to the isto S. Meredith, EN., of ktricon. fey, to Harriet, relict of the lair .. F. DIrJ, EN., of Itrtat• MORGAN -ItlNstr.ll.—Mo I ranetas Church. t • gen, EN., of KentiA.town, to CAthertue, daughter of C. tto! , EN . of Mententra„ West Indies. I'ARTRIDOE—PAItsONS.- May IS, by the Rte. R. Menet% It rattridge, of Greg Iml d Mall. near Witham., hems, rt.' son of W. Partrithie, My., of lireewood 11.14 in the wane e to Joae, eldest &tight...it of W. l'aroonA, of Weldon t Northautptonettire. DEATUS. J. C. Albrecht, of Poe—e. aged 23, BLIZ RD.-11ay 10, at Half Stoon-ateret, noOsillly, A. V* ,,, d• CAYE.—NIas. IS, at Oxford-terrace, llede.parl, Adelaide, a:e 11 • 11. Cafe, Miq., OKINI CLARK —May Iti, at Harrow Rectory ninny. wife of W. IL. .q., of Cuildingtoo Lodge, Cheshire. ISMAT.—May 17, at Walworth, Mr. J. latuay, of Great Gu:',l:ora street, Southwark, aged 69. LZIOIL—May 17, at Clanton, Ann, widow of F. W. Le.gh. for woq F • Cap e to the 11.1i.1.C.'e tlerviee, aged Oa. ICGOWAN.—May 13, at Itromplon, Mn. WOoenui, forte 01 Garratd.eteeet, gob*, aged 7g. MrM W published ay Madam Kum anus. of No d, Loator.:- /aaa. le do 00 el Larks. Priam., at the per, in Lomb"' MM. la We pawkiest Inildtkm—Wwasistas 14 la% ~:: BHAP N.Y.. M.N.W. C:,~ry - • 1 '1 1