The Express. — London, England, 1850-02-04 00:00:00

SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCIiESTER—FotnoT. Lirsoroot. STIBTLS Caul.-12 to 1 apt iSlf Jobs. NOtblill doom 111 IMIOrOUTOW HAXDICAP.— Sev.ral entesiasioni to beck the :one temourice., bat layers. NOSTWIPTOIIIIIIIIII BTAILIM-9 to 1 apt Harriett (t). Ewa at bedew. ammo Cop.-20m 1 apt Mee Ikon (t to a onek), 20 to 1 apt linniaad (mks 36). II to 1 opt Gionee. 27 to 1 soot Mord le (1), 1000 to 20 .pt Clorsoot (1), 1000 to 10 opt &mem to. Daaso.—Nfore to take 16 to 2 about Ghillie Callus but nothing done. LOUTH STEEPLE CHASE. —FAMILY. HANDICAP Of 20 INITIL osoh, k ft. and 5 ft cooly if Mind with 100 added ; the soused to say. his Nabs. 4 allow. (19 sobs, foot of whew dosiarod.) notweo WHY Tom& alp& 11st 101 b .........(Phllpet) 1 &P. Nassab Paced,net 116 (J. Mason) 1 Capada lbeederb Ralbsol. lest elb (aqua 3 No betting worth g. Woo shroorig toy two S gtlenh& Proofed bos= se. for wooed Om by lust oaly ; Iho fat " Pt NCB EXTRA. 1G VISITING MO. p..ES:rze cur (111PADEIMINW R lb. Orb/. 4 Pe • '' Or. • by Vendiri: ea 'Si WWI% 4 yrs Illelbwirbs, 4 yrs lalseby, 4 yrs wissyside, 3 yrs. Wady. 4 yrs Lazes. yni . Primer% • yrs Gallir Owe sod. Onwirs, 4 yes Tani Arm,Med. Mast de WM% I yrs. ..... lrffll, yr, kitzparrft, 4 yrs . Idleyrs Wild Rose. 4 yrs Rodney, 4 1 Ilininarna, 4 yrs yrs b • by Gladlstar, eat of lay. 4 yrs The iser, 47n 1 Hanks, 3 yrs °Waver, 4 Ira Ss* 4rs f by Vides; est y elledsba, • 4 ere Sew lo Dow% 3 yrs The Castle, 3 rmi Countess of Alkmaar* • 3 yes Osbaldertos. 3 yrs Ceplais yrsGrot, $ yrs NM" 3 IseeseesißolderwaN 3 Ira Mot Tapley, 3 yrs Warm% Yrs Wan, 3yr• 1 Glum 3 yrs Dank 3 yrs. 1 Wllsbessfe. II yrs bwraer 3 /re Lye Ur Boys. 3 yrs , 1 b a by Issewer. .011. of esiiesslis3 - 1 - sii kakis. 3 yes. 4 = "Ts 4 late, ern yrs ertaisus. II yrs ........ „ 4 it = Pi 4 f / ostotSpeite, w,a a 3 yrs 4 Orseiewieh, 3 yrs 4 ) PYTCHLEY HUNT IG, 1860. st. lb. annny ns Drabolow , , 4 4 yn I *mann, 4 rs 1 Tintins. yrs - I Giselle, aged „.... I Ted* 4 yes ............—.- 1 Vein. 1 ye 5 ,.......„ 1 Ititbrainek I 744 - .........-- 1 Printer,, no Wild rose, ils 1 lanaegtak i yn IteYnste _-- . Drib jn Dmiaik. $ yrs "---"*". 3 13 4t 6, Lassnatt. est of Oa- 3 I andesio. ordea. iirs yrs --... 412 4 6 NEWSURKET CRAVEN JUSTIN°, 1860 ACCEPTANCES FOR THE WIRMARICET HANDICAP. 8. 10. !FS" 5 .' 74 E11 . 14 : 44 /I 4 P s Flatantin, yes S 4 BA% 6n4 II I 1414311, yrs -_.-- I I 1144rmai. 4 Sway Nek. l 4 n — n00n133, 4 yos lisnort, 4 yrs .--- 7 Carla% 4 yrs ...--- Wearin, 4 yrs ..... Iltnestow, 4 75.._........». 7 Chastity. 4 yrs --- 7 Wank* 4 yn Banalan. S yn —__ 01 an 4 yes ..... 13 Tass. 4 yis II 11 P" . . 6 ".* 7g. Drffahro,l lie 6 E. I by Barium', out ot Ca rinnffs dm, 3 Its Dolly Vardar, 4 yrs b h by Dot John oat ot I pertbrenee, 5 yrs 6 4 Beebee Sumo, 4 yrs 6 3 Puffy, 4 yrs The New Er; 4 yrs WM lkos, 4 yrs 5 13 =pm 4 yrs ....... 4 yrs. 5 12 Issasa, 3 yrs 5 6 Waal Jae. 3 yrs. 5 1 &keit of Cirr II yrs Wows et Widirons, 5 1 o+7ffdastat 3 yrs ....... - 4 11 lisstrasde, yrs Bore, 3 Pa 4 5 I BATS AND 1101111181 T COUNTY MEETING, 1860. ACCEPTANCES /OR TEL 4031ERSETellIKE STAKES. et lb I et lb &end Sign, 4 yrs D A re l3 R= yes .... 7 Sneaker .. 6 Sauter kOsup, 4 yn 6 Ter&ine, yet._ 4 Reek Doe 6 ITs• 4 Puffy, 4 p 5.............— 2 I ITl : ninen„ Syn. ? ps ....... ...... I ROA • 1 MI% --- ciewni z ak Ilyee's Muse, 4 yrs.— ........ „..-. Wo 't-7 0 HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. York andiAinstey hausds, Tuaday, Whiny; Thursday, Coparove ; Saturday, Rio:all—halt past 10. Sinnington hounds, Tuesday, Hovinghans ; Friday, Tylar Bridg.-10. Captain H. Lewis's harriers. Tueubly, llishforth ; Thum day, Hist Silton ; Saturday, Hulsey Hall-11. Sir C. Constable's stag hounds, W•dnesday, South Park— half-past 11. Mr. Hildyard's harriers, Wednesday, Kennels; Friday &may Croes—hall-past 10. Haworth hounds, Tuesday, Deightou Village; Saturday, Haworth. _ _ _ hounds, Thursday, Ormeshy—half-paat 10. HaabWoo (Yorkshire), Tuesday, Limekiln Hose ; Fri day, Tem Smith's Cross—half-past 10. Steskton and BiHingham harriers, Tuesday, Red Lion ; Friday, Billinghans —half plot 10. Durham County hounds, Wednesday, Manisfort ; Friday, Greet &Minton—halt put 10. Villag Merpeth harden, Tuesday, Titliogton ; Friday, BMW e-10. Tindale hounds, Tneadsy,Hirkley, ; Thursday, Middleton bridge—half.past 10. Bsdlworth hounds, Thursday, Aston Ahbotta-11. Mr. S. ',lynches hounds, Wednesday, Drayton Cross roads; Saturday, Mr. Dmeombe's Lidge, Briekiill-11. Heythrop hounds, Wednesday, Byferd ; Sato:day, Ditelt ley—half past 10. Mr. Drake's hounds, Tuesday, Fringford-bridge ; Thurs day, Gallows-bridge ; Saturday, Lower Boddington Village —half-pest 10. Ransent harrien,Wednisday, Hunsonby ; Saturday, Ball's Head. Plumptcm—haMpast 10. Whitehayen harriers, Wednesday, With Bridge-10. Duinfrieshirs hounds, Toads', Springksil ; Friday, Kennet. I.;r Olk stag hounds, Wetlands', Bt. Faith's Sinn— quarter past 11. West - Norfolk harriers, Thunday, Worthing Mill-11. High Peak harriers, Toads', Pike Hall Gate ; Saturday, Roan Hood Bar —ll. Mr. Trelawnsy's bounds, Tassday, Fawn lan; Friday, Ivy Bridp. Mr. Fu se's homed', Wednesday, Woolley Pond; Fri .. day, Hiteklaad Filleigh—half.paet 10. r. Margaa's bounds, Tuesday, Admiral, Bridge, Forest of Dartimer,-116. Sir M. thefes'e hounds, Wednesday, Porches Cross% Satur day. Morley Toll Bor. Tiverton bauesds, Tbanday, Spurway Mill , theldord-14. Mr. N. Fellows's kesada, Tuesday, Regarded Kemal ; Friday, Myatt Bridge-14 N. D. bonads, Tmsday, Wait harsh; Thursday, Plifles Bill; Saturday and Wedaesday, Bueklaad Village-14 Daimlers harries', Friday, Bempiou-101. Mrtembsll-14. Name's Meads, Tuesday , Oakhurst Wood; Frklay, Win giuvey Union bounds, Wednesday, Baynard ; Saturday, Baby hounds, Wednesday, WIJIISO6 Bridge; Priday,Mid diatom Tyar-10i. Pytehley hounds, Wedneeday, L il bourae ; Frirlay, Sri:- worth ; Saturday, Harrington—quarter to 11. Lord Southampton's hounds, Wedekind'', Stoke Plaid; Friday, Astwell Mill ; Saturday, Billiton 11. Oakley bounds, Thursday, Astwood ; Saturday, Risky Village—quarter to 11. Alienates* hounds, Wednesday, Hampton Coppice ; Fri day. Birettas Wharf; Saturday, Cadsby Uste—quarter to 11. Mr. Bread's bounds. Wednesday , Warden Hills; Fri desU y, Silsoe—ka l .pa s st tl . Puskeridge housds,Weduseday, Pernik ; Saturday, Great Muadea—at 10. F. B. hounds, Tuesday, Basitkon ; Friday, Militias Llttisaaci;inds, Tuesday, Radgate ; PrldaY, Use' eseglad—half-pset 10. assail. basal* Wednesday, Tatteuhall ; Thunday, Ta i rr . i v erds . yia7s , Arley— d lsslf i rst 10. Aston y. i MIAs i 110110407. Onifsgssa—MAPprat 10. May, North titafford.hire hassle, Weisewlay, Email Reath ; Friday, %Yalgberton L•dee, Daddispea—half pan 10. H owpmburin', Friday,lleustna Moor—half-past 10. Ms. Powell'. Mends, Tunday, Broawydd Arms; Friday, Dolewilliss-10. SSoa Quits hounds, Tuesday, Mareigwysicn ; Friday, Sinod lon-11. Timid" hosnla, Thursday , Ppose Bosse-10. Mr. Phillips's boasts, Misplay, Ballisplas Great ; Friday, Little Millen. Berkshire kneads, Wedneeday, Colethorpe Park; Friday, Leather Bottle—hail-pet 10 I V. W. bowie, Tuesday, Charlie. Park; Thursday, Brit -1 field Village; Friday, Beady Token; Saturday, Lechlade Town. Llselly hounds, Friday, the Toshio?, near Lennon-10. Ckgerddaa hounds, Tuesday, Cross road; Friday, the Three Hone Shoes-10. Cambridgeshire hounds, Friday, White Hall—haltput 10. AND CLERICAL DoemZisiat7Fai:osiii; ;elm emlce - elay the fob lowing derma mere .breed :—Ad Bade= E.D. : Rm. Charles Mut Abraham Hines Coil., OimaheldAm, LA- ; Henri William Carr, B A. ; Rev. Philip Redd, B A ; Rev. George Frames Ludes, 8.A.—8.A. : Freeleriek Charles Gain, Remy Jame Mohamed. tad JOANN Allem Charlton. Oathe Rev. William' Wolohan Raw, LA., Wade= Cell., ted, me admitted ad maiden by a vote ed the hew. Rev. C. Wastely, Winplowlt:, Books, dto. Orford; vela. 3291., with relodenoe : Lord Chancellor. Rev. J. Willey, to Cron V., Y die. York; rains 811.: pores, Lord Chancellor. Rev. T. Hill, a Bt. Trinity Missies P.C., Mo. Lemke ; value 691.: palm, Lord Chaawaller. Rev. R. 8. Belo*, to Lyan.regie. All Saints, V., Norfolk, dio. Norwich; value 1341., with mince: patty., }Whop of Ely. Rev. J. 8. Boreeford, Fellow of Bt. Joke'. C.UNe, Cam. bridge, to be a minor eanoa of Peterborough Cathedral. INTELLIOk CHRSTER BPRINI ACCIPTAME3 Po* THE CE .lb. ore‘si. Yea yrs. rn — IMIMO Bran 7 2 8 Jabs yrs lady B a, 4 yrs... * Wallas. 3 yrs ....... .._.» barrier's., sod —...- Han of Mr% • yrs .— 1 Hotspur, 4 yrs 1 =r4 ..... ns. 71me Ilaresses. yrs Behr% 4 Glasse, 4 yn Debt, Woroblia -3 Wow., 4 Idle Boy, Z. p 5......... Quiz.. yrs Pelham, 4 ........ Osterrey, 4 yrs. Mks Ann, 4 Ludy Saplings, 4 In—.-- 4 yra..--........-- The DOME. Wanly'', 4 p yes s Rhesus, 4 yrs _.... 12 Mr Heard, 4 Tars Waal's, 4 yrs Cf.d Caekermas 4 yrs „ ik, 3 II tpo IS Abbot s, Ilsossol pro ....„ IS Iglssawse. 4 yrs -- ! Prinks.. 4 yrs ......- IS The Dm 4 yn ..... 1 Marry, 4 yes 1 Doe de Bram% 475.... . . 1 Isrperslrsz. 4 ps L arr i ss .. re fit " , Llsrsalop., 4 In ............. The Koos; 4 yes Teststar.4 ye 5.....- Tett% 4 bake, 1 yn NORTHAMPTON ANI 3LEMTp IC, C 01114,4634 api Wanuts, 6 yn Furman/4 In Fer4lll4 lrlo, yn ...... Born^ 4 yn Elthank, 4 no Clunne, • yn Sylvia. yes %Limb{ 4 Winton, 4 yrs Iran IA yrs ....... ... f Tars WWII% 4 yrs Ovid • yro .. T Ablest el Mess; 4 yrs ..... .. T Clan Soddsi, yi • 7 Ortirrlry, 4 yrs Saras*Ae, 5 Jr. 7 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1850. NAVAL. Amitwourw, Fn. 2.—Arrourrwrwro.—To Dasher— Master's Amistaat : P. W. Panan. Phaeton—Mastiff's Amistant A. Parks. Sphyoss—llidabipmsa C. H. Smitb. Powerfid—Midakipmau : C. W. Martin. To be director of the 'swimming sad archiwoinral works : Lieut.-Col. C. P. Greta. _ _ _ Fortranorri, Fan. 3.—The Sphynx, et2 s at this port, Winn a Ram vessel, and searidered better Mel for ths Eau India Station than the Hecate, is to he fitted for that station, in lien of the Hecate, whose rota =ander and dims were turned orer on Friday to the Sphynx ; and the latter will enter a new crew. The llama will take her place among the Mousers in ordinary in katbour. _ _ _ _ _ LlitO - aroarr, Fan. 2.—The crew of the Julian steamer were this morning mustered by Admiral Sir John Louis, and afterwards paid advance wages. The Gladiator steam , frigate, Captain J. Adams, had bee crew mustered and in. spoeted to-day, and they were aim paid advance. She will sail to-morrow with the African mad. The service of the Britontart (10), being shortly required at sea, she is directed to be taken into No. 2 dock, and remand, as soon as the no °emery hands can be spared from more pressing duties. The crew of the Impregnable, fiatship, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, with the flag of Admiral Sir W. Hall Gage, cout mandevin-chiel at Chia port, will be paid wages on Tuesday vast. _ _ _ VFOOLRICII, Fn. 2.—Magtaitaaa, at-sloop, which has been at Mews. Pasn't (story at Deptford, resolving her machinery, was brought down to Woolwich yesterday by the Monkey st.-tug. She is to be ballasted to a metals draught, and will then be tried down the river, previous to being sent to the Medway to be fitted far sea. Movammtvs.—By the West India mail we learn that the Wellesley, Sag of the commander-in chief, was at 13ermada, but about to proceed to Berbadoes; Imams and Trincomalee, at Port Royal, Jamaica • Bekaa at Ann Cayce, Hayti; Vixen, at Carthagena, shoat to proceed to Jamaica ; Alarm and Bermuda, at Havana; Scorpion, at St. Rite; and =W , where she had been on shore on one of the hich obliged her to threw her gum overboard : even when off she was with difficulty kept and, from her leaky state. The Vixen was to be sent to ker maistance on bar ar rival at Port Royal. MILITARY. 68TH AND 80TH RlOlNllNTlL—liajer•Einerale Danbeney, K. 11., and Mercer, C. 8., ere the general Mamie to whom the colenelcies of Wee miasma, so long vacant, have now been given. General Malmsey eacesedi to the 130th, and General Mercer to the 68th. TllOOPi IN TIM Win INDIES.—On the 6th alt. the 88th Regiment from Trinidad, disembarked at Barbedoes, to be stationed there, sad the 72nd Regiment has arrived at Trini dad from Barbados'. nil BIIOADI or Fool* GIIAILDS.—The usual halt-yearly chase of quarters will take place es tha In of March, as follows: OVA.RAS.—Irt :battalion ken Geerp's barreeks to Chichester ; 2nd battaties keea Wellingesa berr mks to St. Jetta's.wood ; 3rd batteltos tree Winders OD the Tower. Graans.—lat battalion, from St. John's ; tad battalion, from Chichester to wood to St. Chorp's barracks. SCOTS FUSILIER OrAlDS.—lst battalion, from Portman strait to Welliastos barracks; 2nd battalion, from Tower to Windsor. lazz.sien.—The present strength of the army in Ireland is es follows:-10 cavalry regiments, 3,330 ; 2 troops of hone artillery, and 10 companies of foot ditto, 1,190; 24 regiments of infantry, 10 depots, end officers of ' , 21,200; total officers and men, 25,720. oxa-Kotto, NOT. 30, Ib49.—The Apollo, with the dud glutton of the 59th regiment on board, has not yet arrived from the Cape of Good Hope. CAVALRY !Loma/yrs.—ln the COWS* of the spring the following regiments of cavalry will remove from thew present Matins : kh Dragoon Goards... Birminihaa lnlai d -. ltb Dragoon Guards... Brighton Ind Drowns Ireland . Canterhary. 6th Dragons Ireland Brighton. 13th Dragons 204 Disponi:bards_ Edinburgh 4th Dragoon Ciamds... Manabsata Birmingham. Ist Dragoon Yak .. .... ......... ....... Not ir taham. nth Dragoman Romalew I and Norwich. 16th Drogues Imola and Norwich.. °amino. The effect of them changes will be that one cavalry regi ment will be withdrawn front Ireland, as two are to proceed to that country, and three are to return therefrom. Pourattortu, Fan. 3.—The Royal Engineer Office, the barracks of the &ippon and Miners on the 111111.ds", Port. sea, are about to be converted Me • garrison lumpstal ; the former will be removed to the aid Government Hems, and the latter to the present Goma Hospital is the Camber Bastion. A large additional pinte_ef ground belonging to the late Mr. Baker, and the piolo parties of the brewery known as Spiess's, will be pemimed to effect the requisite alteration. MONTULT 01111111•112.—Asiordiag to the monthly army list just published by the War-Mk' authorities, the follow ing names of officers who have died linos the last list was published have been received with dates of decease: Lieut..Geeeral Nicol. C. 8., died 6th January, 1850. Colonel T. Kennedy, half pay, 96th Foot, 18th December, 1849. __Lieat.•Colonele—A. Irvine, C. 8., B. I. C. service, 29th December, 1849 ; Moseley, C.B. B. I. C. service, 14th January, 1850; Sir J. Ilaleolm, K.C.8., late Royal Marines, 3rd January, 1850; J. Blake Clarke, C. 8., 7th Isnuary, 1850. _ _ Captalsw—Shepurd, 4th Foot, 23d January ; Leech, late 6th Vet. Battalion, tad December, 1849 ; J. Jordan, un attached, 27th January, 1850; Ram Marta, half pay, K. 0. Legion, 7th January, 1860. Lieutenants—M'Cuthy, 4th Foot, 28th Dumber, 1849 ; Smith, 29th Foot, 29th November, 1849; Couch", 76th Foot, 13th January 1860• Liddell, Royal Engineers, loot at sea, 19th Jane IM9 ; Weir, half pay„ Ist Foot, 13th December, 1849 ; Gil christ, half pay, 30th Foot, 24th December, 1849; Richardese, halt pay, 38th Foot, 17th January, 1850; Williams, half pay, 63rd Foot, 22ad December, 1849; Bu chanan, half pay, 90th Foot, 27th July, 1849; Walsh, half pay, Newfoundland Youth's, 29th October, 1849 ; H. Stuart,lalf pay, Sicilian Reebok's; 7th December, 1849 ; Stutzeo, half_pay, Kin s German Legion 23rd 5ept.,1849. Eaideas—Liaahan, 64th Foot, 11th ber, 1849; Morris, half pay, 4th Poet, Bth November, 1849 ; Milliken, half pay, 93rd Foot, 6th January, 1850. Paymestm—Trattle, half pay, 88th Foot, 11th November, 1849; Rath half pay , 30th Foot, god Jaaury, 1860. Quarter-Maftire—Doheos, late let Lite Guard', 19th De. somber, 1849; Dully, late 13obletream Gaud; tad January, 1860. Deputy Comatimuy-Eleamal Price, 28th November, 1849. lummox .Noma of Hoapitale—Dr. Kidd, half pay, 24th Deenabar, 1849 ; T. Ciao Mae, half pay, 30th November, 1849. -- jamas-Major Good, halt pay, 22nd January, 1860. Burgeona—Dr. Dawson, 64th Foot, 13th November ,_1849 ; Heir, half pay, 80th Foot, Bth December, 1849; Pooler , hall pay, Bead, 19th January, 1860 ; Roberta, ball pay,Foot, 2Ud November. 1849. let Amietent-Burpou Pitcairn, Staff, 22ad Dauber, 1849. Chaplain—Bev. W. Atkins, D.D., half pay, Jan. 10,1860. MEDICAL. • A Fan so ax Hoxatoramm—Oae of the mat Oi► heated bampopathats of Paris has jut Ma reamented for kis aelmisso ea a well-barea Beam' to ma mow Wmaser. The eases baZ u be m z i ler = s lim =AN sew al the dlssfpla of my bust% it last berme isapathm sad at= ivil a i = ain mett i r s tale tillairMale. Th. MA Il e iT th It aM hems of molisratita. TM ma ef war iammasum wrath adenoid I:e ag p otOO ass :—" Dealt% I !am Om maths ta ■ ou rile soak shteleata's grabs. I sathusee toa ms & r ours t en othen. You Meru. M um a • I there fore mine Mum warms Malin ef ear mietary sys tem." The Woo aratalaal sae maim ADVIIIISATIOI o 1 Dams.—Tbe imiumat of the osassal tests wa shed to all drags OROPIIPOSOSII Sad pee She Cestaa-tunias. Lo± m ilasa a... ..busaso ~sums of tha la the market: to sash as hos ----atetsiallsa usleu MM that may frogs an •- • - Dramala Unwise:lr T.-m• Very am Dr. Bruit ONIiM las salmi Wass "Is as Not Ass. WWI* Ilsv. Ibe NA Illisw se isslassl, sasssalls. lON OM 11111■4 el Wudsr4, los sislossisel Ms to pal isms Ns ism he ~ town* sulablieldsg si sibs ' iIeaShIIIIIOIIIVANWL ilntelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--SsruaraY. .11Arrniss £T Nw Pelee.—Barou Ma. JIMTKIII NAM B (CLasK) s. ETANC-2311QVZOTILATION. Mr. Whitaburee and Mr. G. Atkin on appeared for the plaidtiff, aad SAS F. Thu* r sad Mr. Sesser for the de a tt. This was en cars foe soaey bad sad rewind, bat Ia fact to try the right to the sequestration of • Livia& The defendant we the Earn of Chareh.liewahura, near Evesham, a very smell patio, sad bad • yeer's Essen from the Raw of Wonsan to reside oat of the polish is anthem bat is 1148 reps one takes te marl blue te made. He ettri bi a the grossed of the ither usw Ahem of the hew i4l the parish. He did set reside, gad th e Mier pat faros the pennons of a wenn act of pedismaal. 1 It 2 Vie., a 105, for enfordeg neldries. It nodded that la every cue when it appeared hs the that adamant ought to snide ia hislivi g, la was Mine a araitisa ; sad if the clergy's** did sota is r: side es did set rase satirestery reason to the fir ae2 .......,. 5e s as hidsep mast the hen a need the lunges* to go ism residthes h 1111 ilepsef did an, the set provided that the bishop shield Juke ea for eartratiest, whisk then was as seder aril is the arch By thisammestrthlea a perms was appeinin to moire reale el the udder sad aria a mats. • provider was also math, that where a perm went into residence nadir the asentiea, bat did an freak fide reside for twelve arathe. we we shun fa a swath, then a sermatatisa ethedg hen; bat k wee aid swat that, if a penes essides sally shunted himself he drab% be subject to "erestrasism, bat only If be did .3 wilfully. By another sethes of the act it was provided that, if any benefice should sestisue under sequeetration for twelve months, the Hein druid heseme void sad vacant altogether. Oa sth November. WO, the bishop bend a mond= ordering Mr. Bacaker to reside or pat in hie newer ; sad on 15th December, Mr. &sake west date residence. There was therefore as sad ef Wt maitre. The plan Was damp and unhealthy, sal hI Melly andemed at Brigham ; and the rake was riled whether he had ant wilfully neatest Ursa Pre ssgangs were tabs, and eaBrd Feb., 1848, a ties we kneed by the bishop to his secretary, Mr. Bess, the deleadeskaad a ante was appointed. Matters rat ea Ma a lbw ape men Yea a year, and there being a nabs of the reseed' of the living, which Mr. Bomber wibi tro tie.• calve, the Hasp, who was perfectly satisfied with Mr. Bonaker's sandset, gave directions to hive it done, whoa to his greid regret and astonishment h e found t hat the Aquestimian hiving continued for more than s year, it was absolutely Welted. The bishop was anxious to raggedy this inadvertent*, but there was no means of doing so, and the patron of the living, Mr. Stapleton, who was himself a der. gyman, insisted on his being inducted into the living. The question, therefore, was whether the sequestration was cor rect, and, firstly, if the proceedings of the bishop were regular • and as there was no notice of the that monition, if that did not nullify theta ? It had been distinctly laid down that this was so. Before the conclusion of the address of the counsel for the plaintiff it was suggested by the learned judge that the cue being one of law, he should direct • verdict for the defendant, and that a bill of exceptions should be tendered to his ruling, which would raise toe question of law before • court of error. This was 'greed to, bat it being thought ne cessary to prove the fact of Kr. Bunakar's wilfully absent ing himself from residence for a month. Sir P. Tleesiger eoinnsenced to address the jury on this point, and contended that he did not bona file reside in the parish, but at his own residence at Greenhill, near Evesham, only going to Church-lioneyburn to sleep on the Saturday and Sunday nights. Mr. Justice Erie, however, suggested that this evidence was not necessary, and a verdict for the defendant was then found under his direction. COURT OF ERCHRQUER.-SATURDAY. 811TUK111 AT Mu Palm—Boon Bug F. POLLOCK, C. 8., AND Cosmos Jvas as. BOMAN V. FINTIIIB AND -- ..iDD . PNAD..MACTION AOAINGT rlla Simairre OP MIDDIASSI. Mr. Huafrey, Q C.. Mr. Lush, and Mr. Macauley were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. Martin, Q.C., Mr. Bramwell, and Mr. Burchell, for the defendante. This wee an sown against the late sheriffs of Middlesex, for a fate return to a writ of Seri facial, issued at the plain tirs snit against one White, the landlord of • public house in St. John-street, Clerkenwell. It appeared that White's furniture, Ito* flatures,_ as., were valued at 3001., when the writ in question was placed in the de fendant's hands, on the 10th of March, 1849. A large portion of the fund ups was claimed by White's daughter under a bill of sale, and removed apes the 'tithe. city of a judge's order after the sheriff's aillsers had entered into poisession. The plaintiff's claim minuted to 801.. bat in consequence of airier execution for 701. at the suit of one Benjamin against White. and the seizure of a large portim of the goods to pay the Queen's taxes, the levy to satisfy Benjamin's judgment produced only 321. The defendants therefore nturnsd "nulls bone to the writ issued at the plaintiff's snit. It was now submitted if the defendants' drawn had used due diligence, the property seised was amply saltiest to satisfy both judgments and also pay the taxes, which had priority of both. It appeared the plaintiff had been afterward* paid by one of the parties to the bill of exchange, upon which he proceeded against White as soceAptortt. er occupying nearly the whole day, the jury returned • verdict for the defendants. TSB POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Amin= ILL Timastater os Emionsurs.—An elderly man. mpestabiv attired, applied for advwe %miter the lollem log circumstances. Tbs appdasat Mated that be had paid nu acre a paassgo cut to b - jussey 11 . 'Le CouLtess o. se:- borough Bhe had sett taci river at lot.t a tortnigut, aaa that morning he received a letter tr ra him at Ilysaouth, where the venal was now lying, stating that the provisions had been considerably shored for the won*, in fact, the whole ot the malgrants were being starved. Mr. Alderman Copeland inquired it it was a government emigrant ship ? Applicant said it was not. The broken wen Broughton and Whittaker, in Old Broad-street. Mr. Aldennin Copeland having looked at the letter, id vised applicant to see the siren% who, as respectable ma, would no doubt attend to the complaint. Applicant thought that some higher authority might be put in motion. It was a fearful thing for 120 em igrant, to start on so long a voyage with an indifferent supply of food. Mr. Alderman Copeland said if the fans in the letter were correct, and the whole of the emigrants declared that they were being starved, he would 'dews them to immediately draw up • memorial, and forward it to the Secretary of State, who would instantly direct the proper officers at Ply mouth to institute an inquiry concerning the alleged im proper provisioning of the ship. Applicant ually, however, determined ou seeing the government emigrant commissioner, at the office ia Petit ion*, Westminster, who, it was thought, might ham La flamme in the matter. WORSHIP-STREET. Caewaa OF Kamm —Anne Mara!, about 95 years of ,age was charged before Kr. Arnold, on suspicion of baviog es bb astb. quasalty of arsenic to her husband, which ual Maiy GOO, living a few doors from the prisoner, in Pear T 'need that she had bees intimate with the an ▪ sad ihnsbead for some time past. Between 10 and 11 °Wait en the aneaLag of the day of hie death, the pri soner seepowelad her to let her sea get her (prisoner) some oatmeal les make sea gruel for her husband, who was ill in bed. Whams did so, and about two hours afterwards she saw theipriseaer mining some of the oatmeal for gruel. Mr. Umbels, svgeea, was the next witness called, and, in oddities to the sillssss he gave at the inquest, stated that ea the sight of decomets death he saw the deceased, about tin Vela*, for thefts* time. He found biotin a state of esatiderable sollapse, having very little pules, and his skis sae below the natural temperature. He oomplalaed of great at the pit of the 'Watch, for which wit"a the regaisite medicine, and left. On the following merman be milled to see amassed, and found he WU dead. Witness tat the this su ted to the prisoner the propriety of the body 'Mitts to assertain the sue of death ; but Ike *WNW to seek a proosedieg, u being contrary to the expressed with of km late husband. Dr. Letiseby But espeaMi the evidence he gave at the inquest, as to the iodine the amok in the stomach and its metros. Preen the remits ef ids eseminatioa he felt satis fied that the damsel had died hoes the effects of arsenic, which must have bees adadmistered mare than once, and but'n sheet time prier to his death. The folleM a r m esh wanes tree them gam Leto : Prided* Browa, simian& to his father, who carries on se a &emit is Chareimireet, Hackney, stated that about a Weight shim the peissaer entered the shop, sad asked to be served with t of arsenic far the wpm of destroying mks. eat flat declined to ems bee with the article, bat having meared bin that she hod it ea melons meadow from his Istker, he at @applied her with it, and made it up at her request is two ispend• packets, as she alleged that one of them was In bat dater, who could not obtain it in her own Impostor Coward, of the N division, stated that shortly after 10 o'clock that morning he proceeded to the boom of the prisoner, and having closely questioned her as to whether she had lately purchased any arsenic, she pad. tively denied having done so. On being confronted with the last wlmess, however, she admitted having bought 2d. worth of arsenic at his father's shop, with the intenties of taking it herself. Witness then took her into oustody, and nn their way to the station-houes she stated that her hue. bead for some Use past had bests too much troubled in his Naiad that he did not know what to do with himself, and that be the anal. had threatened more than epee to thro w himself into Polkomoretable Clarke, If 223, stated that during the temporary absence of the 'ammo; while the proser was under lie charge, she observed to him, without soy provisos obsermition haviag beer made " I suppose *di be uthere are so gaup i t.. told about It." To wide ihe her elortl d. y afterwards, that she had busks the pima ler \milor After some further evideace of an immaterial character, the Owes; who admired the utmost mottoes and self rr - Was waited lb be remanded to shaftmo the result of aearreil inquest cm Tuesday. trwrounio Coirminnor Coui.—.7. Brown, •a youth, was with uttering a wonted* haltomereigr. Anna bar w li oman Northmead, at the ShaftsaborisAnak bilepatreat New mid that Mon mesa SW idiom eases to Ito her , sad sari: • star of brandy and water. He Mader.d bait a sovereign, whisk *dams saw was a oosnrarleit. Upon being told that it was spurious, ►e 'abed her to Morn it, and mid that hi would give ber a sixpsnoe. He appeared wry denied. and ran away. He was persuad by a young man and brought beck. A policeman stated that he maraud the prisoner and foaled two halterowns in his waiatont pocket. The prisoner was remanded to t.-morrow, wises the hint solicitor will atlas& COTTON.—Lresanoot., Fin. 2.—The market today we m very hra.red the Wee were shoat 10,000 Wee, Indedhes 3,000 Vi fur spawskliss. MApozoorsa, Fr s. 2.—The cloth sad yera market woe waist sorb sway, bat prime were dna. &were toe aad moot et the swadobbl sad 'ebb kedge soarbwe ere batildee sad week bdipair g le=reed viable preast r ay ete of awl , ere gwareltg Ttely mite sawbeb, see talesset7 leibereisat ix the pre. sea st orders. Mb sae; la • taw ease that they have ben Aar te Nada seaossises Irma the extreme name et Tuesday. The anent at beim trwaselleil dares the earn week hes been im peratively nub; bat sae ems is the embroiled ghee et awes, as well as the kWh pries le whisk woe& have ben brood up by the rise In the eters wader. WOOLLEN.—Laabs, Feb. 2.—Aa easellest badmen has been dew in the Cletk-bill to-day ;4=il tone at maddataket mated to prevail repardlatt the day's 1 LlNSN.—Bumwrr, Fie. I.—The highly improved stab of the staple trade of Ulster, coked in last Pri&y'm Banner, matinees with still brighter prospects, there 14 reason to believe, for the future. The yarn market bra not been an brisk for many years. On 'heyday, such a thing as tow yarn, was nut to be had at any price, and other numbers were n markably mane. There are more orLere than it is possible to meet, many of them from Prams sad Germany. dermal large establishments in lieltast ,have been obliged, notwith standing large importutioes, to refuse mins for all descriptions un 11l those unfelt they hate on hand are to sonnextent completed. Yarn le now 37.1 per cam. higher than at the same period last year. the ezports Item Belfast lee. week were larger than any week during the put twelve months, amounting to no len than 1,589 boxes, 109 asses, and 17 bales. Trade generally in Beirut la in • thriving coo. Mika. The demand for sewed merlin and all description of fancy needlework bee mot relaxed since the period of her Alininty'a visit to this town, when an extraordinary impetus was givers to the trade.— Banner if Mier. HARDWARE. BlittatantiAlt, Fin. 2.—Trada bore continues in • mon satisfactory state. It would be useless to partien- Wise, inasmuch se every branch of our trades (turd there ore upwards of • hundred different descriptions of manufacture here) is in a more eraerialting slate than it has been for several years ; the ante exce,,- tkes I have been alite to discover la the Ott find plated button trade, width has hew falling off foe years, and has nut at present any ap pearance of recovering. The gas.dttera never have been eo busy; men an sanely to be obtaient, and the masters are getting large volts. Scats attempts have been mad* to controvert the statements which have recently appeared in the Daily Nero and • local journal on the subject of the general prosperity of the trading concerns of this town ; I can only say that those statements are concurred in and confirmed by the great body of the manufacturers, merchant., ant even workmen themselves. TneMroiingAlni Journal, in its trade report to. day, refers to the umbrella manufacture in the following terms: 'fit la just eighty years ago since the fleet timbre:la was put up in Birming ham, amidst the verbal witticisms and quizzicality of the then rising generation. But the Birmingham manufacturers, landing that cer amist convenience and comfort brought the new tingled Pr.nett in vention into general use notwithetam.Ung any ridicule, and having all the faciliti. a for the production of the article at hand, commenced the making of the furniture, and although the trade is not much more that ball a century old, a .cceetied in keeping it entirely to themselves. They non supply umbrellas and umbrella and purasol furniture for the world. Within the lest ten yeses the number of pergola em. ptoyed in It has more than doubled. In teed there were only ISO operatives engaged in the manntemore ; there see between three and four hundred at the present time. The trade ism a healthy state; but prices ins me branches of the buratto* hare fallen, through the operation of competilloe. This has, within the last three or four years, slightly abated the workpeeple. Per the making of wine articles the nitre of payment hare fallen ; but this baalboen in some measnreeounterb by improved made' of manufacture end by the facilities Was. aelbeded Sze Warning out larger quantities In a Oran " CORM.—ANDOVeR, Feb. 2.—Our market was very fully attended to-day, and the supply of Wheat continues to be large. Much remained =sold, badness being very tat, et last week's prices. The supply of Barley was more than equal to the demand, which awed a great daises. In the trade, end last week's prices were barely supported. The inquiry (or (lets was limited, sod all other articles were dull of sale rod unchanged in value. Whet, Ms. to 435. Barley, 21s. to 2Se. Osta, 15e. to lie. Beans, 30s. to St.. Peal, 2k. te lie. fd. Malt, Ms. to She. per qr. Flour, Vs. to 28e. per sack. ATLISBCRY. Feb. 2.—We have no animation or Im provement to our market. Whet*, 10s. to 101. 15s. per load. Har ley, Ms. 3 to bee. per qr. Bram, 22a. to 31a. Peas, 23e. to 30a. Oats, lbs. to 2s. BATH, Feb. 2.—We have bad a good supply of most ds. seriptlane of grain. The trade wee mob dull, at lea week's geese. BZDFORD, Feb. 2.—There was a plentiinl eapply of all kinds of pain at market to-day ..:really Wheat and Barley. Wheat was tally Is. per load of 3 bushels lower Mao loot week. Barley of all kinds from le. to M. per qr. lower. Oats, from la. to 3e. per qr. lower. Beams la. per loud lower. Bea; both white and maple, were also le. per lead lower. A feu short of Clover teed, at Matt last week's pekes. Baawica, Fob. 2.—At to•dy'e market we bad a fair show of samples, with dull 'ale, at lower prices than last week. Wheat, 34i. to Ira. Barley, 13a. to 20e. Osta, 13s. to Us. Beau, and Pao, Its. to 225. per qr. Boavotr, Feb. Z. —With a small supply of Wheat at mar ket to-day there is lees Armee. in the trade, and emondiry qualities are Is. per qr. lower. Very few data or Beans ebowing, and no chew in the value of ei the r article. Wheat, red, Ms. to 3k; white, 425. thits, ils. to 17s. Beans, 23a. to Mc per qr. Cannatnein, Feb. 2.—We bad a good supply of all cora at market, anti prices were main lower. Wheat, red, 321. to 40e.; white, 445. Barley, seed, 16‘. to 2te.; malting, 21s. to 2Ds. Beans, new, 23e. to 245.; old, Ws. Pees, 2Ce. to Me. Oats, 12s. to Ira. CANTLILIMIT, Feb. 2.-IVe had a large supply of Wheat but a very doll sale, and peleee.trom Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, Ms. to 4M; brown, W. to Me. Barley. 20a. to 26e. Oats, lee. to 21s. Beans, old, 23e.; new, 265. to 926. Fme, 24e. CARLIBLZ. Fob. 2.—We had an average supply of grain at ear market to-day, with a steady demand, and prime moth the same ma lust week, with the exception of Wheat, wake was 6d. per bushel lower. Wheat, white, new and old, ISt. to 16e.; red, new and old, 13a. &I. to Its. Gd. barley, new and old, as. to M. Oils, potato, 3e. Pd. to Gs. U.; common, 3s. 3d. to Gs. Beans, 13e. Year, 13.. Flour, per ohne, lc ed. to Is, IW. Oatmeal, ja. 6d. kismet., la. 2d. Bark ;meal, Is. )'lib. 2.—The supply of Wilma is not large and t►e ounditlon le much worse than last platurday; (Inc dry sorts not varied in thew value. Damp are extremely dull ot lisle, and where males are toreed low ?rice, are taken. la Bale), ilts, and Peas thews is no material alteration in value ; the trade Is very U•avy, aut the two latter articles are a good de.d affected by the damp wt ether. OLonnnwria, Feb. 2 -Oar market this day was thinly attended, and much of the English Wheat bring in poor condition, little progress could 3e made in sake, even at a further reduction in priee. Bolder. of foreign acted with much caution, and very little business resulted in throe forts. barley and Deem continue in Low supply, and without improvement in their value. the demand for Oats is limited, but prime arc rupported. Present prices : -Wheat I English, white, per imp. bushel, ts. hid. to U.; red, 48. lid. to 40.14.; • pantile (white oeuesecef, per trolls., tic ed. to Os.; Polish, Pomc. minium SWUM, 4.9 d. to te. 105 d.; 01/011114 wimp p3ll, soft, 4s. 6d. to 4. 9d.; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, nominal, 4s. 6d. to 4a. Od. Barley, ' English. grinding, per 4otiibs., 20s. to 215.; malting, per imperial qr" 2.15. te 235. ; Irish, grinding, He. to 20..94.; malting, 225. to 235.; foreign, grinding, 20e. Od. to els.; malting, 235. Od. to 24a. BMW. English, per imperial bushel, 3s. ed. to 3s. tid.• W. reign, Egyptian, per Oilier., 3e. 3d. to ea. ed.; French, Dutch, small tick, 3a ed. to Mi. ed.; Irish, 3a. 3d. to ea.*. Oats, Limerick, WeMord, Eaniacorthy, white, per 3121ba., 17s. Od. to les. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, Toughed, 16s. to 17s. ed.; Welah, black, 13s. 6d. to 16s. ed. • Irish, per 3121135., 13s. ed. to 16a. ed. Pnw, Weaken, per imp. 6L, English, 4.. to M. 3d.; foreign, Ea eit. to 3s. 10d.; grey and grinders, per 63 albs., English, da. faL to 3s. ed. ; foreign, 3s. 6d. to 3a. ed. Lentils, 3a. ed. to 3a. 4d. Flour, best seconds, English, 30s. to 31s. Linseed Cakes, French, per tem, M. to tif. Its. Laporte for the weekending Feb. I :-Wheat, 437; Barley, 21; Deans, 2,99 e. GUILDIOIII3, Feb. 2.-Oar market was modarately sup plied with Wheat ; good runs were In demand end • clearanoeof all best red, for which there was no decimal, was effected on similar terms to those noted in our lam, via. •. -Superfine, 4ss„; floe, 435. to 465. Bar ley, 22 0 . to 235. Beans, 26m to 335. Pees, 21a. to 42r. Oats, 13e. to 20s. per qr. - - 11ERITOIRD, Feb. 2.—The market was not so well at tended to. y, to coniequesce f the cattle show and fur occurring Monday sod Tuesday neat. The farmers were free tellers of Whc..t and smog Corn at tb• prices of lest week ; but the trade was without sail asation, mad to elan mks slight reduction was conceded. Prime Wheal, per 1121b5., 43. 7d. to 4e. 9d. Barley. per bushel, 2a. Ind. to 3s. Oats, 2a. 6d. to 2s. 9d. Beane, 3s. ed. to 3s. 2d. Pees, grey, 3s. M. to 3e. 7d. ; white, boilers, 4s. 6d. to M. 04. Hinttroun, Fob. 2.—Tho supply of Most largo; trade dull, at fully Is. per load Ices money. In Barley we had a very lane supply ; all descriptions met a (lull ado, at from Is. to Is. pet qr. lower. Oats, Per, and Beans ruled dad, at last week's priues. Wheat, 32a. to 23a. per load. Maley, 21e. to 30e. par qr. WWII.. to 221. Per, 13s. to 18s. pet load. Beans, lds. to too. By% 12s. to Ida. ILIUIDAL, Feb. 2—At to-day . ' saatket WI had a large supply of Wheat and Oats; the former was Od. per load lower, and Oats id. per stone deehne, with a dull sale for each. tt heat, as. to Mc ;Kr load of 20 stone. Oats, 64t1. to Md. per atone. Ainerkan barrel Flour, 255. 6d. to 27a. - - LANCASTER, Fab. 2.--Tbis Ilionsiag's market WU only barely supplied with Whmt, which sold slowly at barely last week's prima. Oatmeal without Wilde. Whost, 21a. to 265. per 2aUlbs. Hens, lim to lea. Oatmeal, fes. to Us. OL per teOlbs. LIICISTER, Fab. 2.—The market to-day was in a very daU state. The supply wasgood, but trade very inactive. Wheat was from lc to Ss. lower, and Barley met be gusted fully la lower. MANCHIVITZII, Feb 2.—To-day prices cannot be called lower than at say time during the week, and the Indisposition to sub. mit to lower rates memo to Increase; we however mime our quota. time foe Flour Is. per mink, and for Wheat 3L per bushel. Oats dull, and rather chestier. Oatmeal hardly hiqul•ed foe, muted. per lead lower. Yoe damp new Bums ed. to Is. per qr. to. is takes, but dry samples mahnain viola valor. in other articles no alteration. whoat, per bushel of 701ba., English, white, Oda° Ts. Pt; red, 6s. Id. to OIL ; Irish, whits, Os. Pd. to Ge. 441. red, Ss. OA, to eg. Barley, per bushel of Cabs., grinding, 3a. Oil. ; to 3s, 3d. Oats, per bush. of 46115 L, English, Scotch, and fine Irish, is. 6d. to Is. 7c1.; lush kiln-dried rons i. ,. 6d. to it. W . Wens, per qr. of 6041b5., Engilah Ills, to UL U) ; Le l tiek' "L ier. to 36a. M ilts, per per ei tii ia mir..bue ba l i t he els * , white and Was balers, IIK to 345. Flour, per sack of :Alba., English and Irish, fine, Us. to Tie.; superfine, 30s. OA. to 31s. Oa.; extra, 325. to Us. • Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English and Irish, 225. Od. to ds. 6d. NIRCAIITLE•ON-TIFNE, Feb. 2.—The weather this week has bees et • variable character, ?seedily, Wednesday, and Mamie, Wag ftwaty, and the intermits days fresh, with rain. lime smiles vistaattudes In the weather MA be vet Inlet to the WWI yiset, sad we should nut he sorgeled to OM leneerer.w. fakery hating been done In eueseewinsa The very as detain ia hark-lane on Maeda,. heat Ilia the trade his set pet ressesesd, lia bad the ellset ot twis s. srad Massa ben. weil the tonslassa yisileg la way ankle has trisjet in Me askew disellelloOplWO Wooll. sissaweriressif het maw at tea WOO Ow draft wt the semeoles was wit wide IN banns in et ioselsts wavy was raldisi. As OW lhis vs MI s , lirs% Wm. rshw lew d ir 0 the %sty the stymie earateites meg sloe : I) rtil =at Wash haft Ilerawan' smisessiamat of their Way Oa almost =why Awed Wit be weelth meta terallest sril mus isolli esissety qualities er Mei" a nerd= ef NV le. per qr. he ..seder. With Nose vs se ter the leweet eVeldelle. sod truseeliews ars se lbw as t° --t- 1: 06014 1 8 .1. 110• 1 68•1111tenwprep, we ha Mew bolds a Oh; sad ass. la Sla. pie ink asiesdies:a My. la lye very !Ms Win Wet r o Zse ray yawed fre Nis, sad pries ear& Ow wow 1 lon monk brat ow *apse. Nem sal NW Wald Amish Om Yes law say* of Oats hem the swam &she weelliii• hese =l:at rather awe pug, Wsimalleesiests INOI W . The snivels coartwhe Ones ileetheil. wal ere hail warehoused toe the yeassal. The are the apeotationi : 'Mats Mil* Fasthwahrrikree. awe while. A. le Me red, 395. to 29c; Norfolk sot Sofro& old, white, 425. to 475. ; red, 435. to Mat: new, white, 41a. to 47a. ; red, 42e. to Ha.; Lincoln. shire, old, whits, Os. to 42a.; tee, 41a. to 44. • new, white, 42a. to 44.: tai 41a to 4w. Scotch and Dander, ;rhite, 40s. to 445.; r red, rOs. 4k Kyr, Mich and fluffrik, 22e. to Ms. Barley, Norton' and llifeisit. 245. to lint chevalier, Ma to Ms. ; Northam beriand andilsolds, ths to IL ; obeveller, 21s. to 24. ; grinding end dlatillino, Ma. to la. Ye% Ms to 20e. ; chevalier, 20s. to 32e. Oats, Northweindond mid lasteli Immo, old, 20e. to Ma.; saw, 11.. to ; etereen lad Apps, 111.1•91 h; new, ULU La. Pees, white, hollers, 911 a. 99e.; pep milmmla. lids. Os 9.1. Iteran, std. 39a. to hoc ; Ns. to fa Ma; hie Mailden end Sordnenierland, Its. to Me.; Naha wham. to 21e.; bennholit. ; ets. condo, die. to Um he. to ISA; dirdiAr mo s.: She km& holds, 19A to Ms. gar ask. Panto Daande sad Kredishers, Mike, As. to Me.; red, Me. to ; Weida; white, 44r. to Ms.; red, 42e. to 44di. ; ISrlaisiserg and Po. nwomias, Ma to 9s ; red, 411. Haanburg Perks, and hawk white, 4 425, to MA ; red, 41e. daa. 5 420. , Yell end Baste* white, 39e. to 42a. ; red, Ma. to Ms.; Petersburg and Archangel. tad, 325.1 to 31a.; Chem. red, fie. Ne. ; ditto Polish, red, Ma. to 40s. itro, Pomeranian sod MA to he. Barley, real. Ma. to 2h.; Pomeranian and 19e. to 21s. Oats, Dutch brow, He. to IM.• Pommies teed, 13a. to ils.; Holstein and Amish, lb. to 14e.; Archangel and Riga, Ihs. to 14e. Pees, white, Th. to 30e. Beene, FrlsolsA, 30s. to 84.; Akaandrkus, 22e. to 91e. The snivels this week ara Whod, coastwise, 1,90. Rye, coastwise, It. Barley, coastwise, 497. Malt, coastwise, 29. Oats. cosetwire, 1,139 qrs. nmr, 2,797 sacks. . . NEWPORT USIA or WIORT), Fab. 2—Ws had a eery dull market this day. Wheat sold at • decline of Is. to Ta. per cr. Itieley Is. lower. Oats, Bean, and Peas the turn dearer. - -• NOkV/ICH, Feb. i—The attendance of farmers at our market to-day (Miring Wheat was by no mains so numerous as was expected ; and altboagh the reduction noticed by the leading markets was fully expected, it was midget by the farmers, and in con sequence a great dad remained unsold, and we call prices precisely the came as lest weak. The quantity bap been materially affected by the late dull weather. There was but little demand for Flour f.o.is, and no inclination on the part of the sellers to vela pales, and but little changed hands, and we call pekes nominally the same as last week. Barley trade is dull in the extreme, but no alteration in value. Beans, l'ese, and Oats have not varied in prk.c. NOTTIPICIWAY, Feb. 2.—00 r farmers call this day's mar ket excessively dull. The price of Flour is brought down, and millers supply thrashes sparingly, as bidders are unwilling to meet the re duced raps. As far as business has been done, however, about Is. leg money may be quoted for all good qualities ; inferior sorts unsold. Barley is in usual supply, and the picked samples are not lower, but anything inferior Is quite in the buyer's favour. Oats are short, and fully as dear. Beans freely shown, but no alteration. PETIABOROVON, Feb. 2.-13aving • good supply of Wheat here to-day to-day prices ruled from is. to 78. per qr. below these of Lot week. 6511 w. red Wheat. NU. to 37..; floe Upland samples up to 40a., imperial measure. A large show of spring corn, and prioes nominally as bast week. Prtwowrit, Feb. 2.—We were not abundantly supplied with Wheat at one market to-day, fanners not tiring to press sales at the present low prices. although where such was the case lower terms had to be submitted to, 01 other grain the quantity offering wan mu viderable, and p. lees in favour of the buyer.. Wheat, white, 101. to ill. per load; red, al. 13s. to 9/. 101. Barley, malting, 20e. to 2Ts. per qr.; Fueling, 23.. to 245. Wt., Ms. to 17s. rout, 30s. to 325. Beane, 03. to 325. PRVITOII, Feb. 2.-The arrival+ are moderate. The trade since last Saturday has remained in the same inactive vtate as pee- 'Wilily noted, On Wednesday Hour was offered at a reduction of Is. per puck, and Oatmeal M. to 63. per load respectively. We had a email supply of English Wheat at oar market this morning, and the weather being very wet, the condition wee soft, and the sale very slow, at calms barely equal to this day so'nnight. Irish, nominally Id. per bushel cheaper. Flour is limited request, at the above de cline. Ogle difficult to move, at an abatement of Id. per bushel. Tbe demand for Oatmeal was very languid, et our reduced quotations. In other articles no change worth. of notice. The present prime :- Wheat, Engliali, per wind]. of 2201 b. Lancashire, white, leis. ed. to 21e. ; red, 114. Od. to BM 6d.; Ir ish, per bushel of 701 M., white, Ss. 7ld. to ta. 3d.; red, superior qualitlee, fis lid. to se. 71d. middling to good, be. Id. to ie. Rid. Foreign, per bushel of 70 lbs., American and Canadian, white, 6s. 9d. to Go. ; Dantsic and Konigsberg, high mixed, Ca- 104. ; Restock, Anclam, and Stettin, rat, ed. to Fe. 104. ; French, red, 3s. Cid. to 5.. 1044. Flour, per pack of 240th.., English, tine to •upertlne, 255. ed. to 345. Od.; urxing , 225. W. to 278. od.; Irish, per sack of 2801 M, fine to superfine, 30.. Od. to 33e. Od.; extra superfine, Slit. 6d. to 36., 04.; Ametican, per barrel of 1961b5., 22e. Cd. to 21,, dd. ; Canadiae, 25.. Od. to 245. Od. Beans, per windle of 2201 M., Engin& and Irish, 114. 6d. to 12 2 s 6d. Peas, per 240th.., white boilers, 14.. 04. to 14e. Call. ,• Irish, per 2001 b., maple and grey, les. to 148.6 d. Oats, per bushed 4511 m, Irish, prima °sealing twelfth*, 2 6 ad. to 25 6 d.; common. 2s. 3d. to 2e. 4d.; provender 2s. 6d. to es. Oatmeal, per load of Melba, English, 2tand. to 2.1..04.; {rich, choice sample% thkOcl. to 23a.C.d.; good genera. qualities, 21s. 9d. to 225. Od.; middling to good, 216 Od. to 216 6d. ; Indian Cora, per 'luster of taldba, 29e, to 29e. ken= Corn Meal, per pack of 240115., white, English manufacture, its 6d. ; yellow, 16.. 64. to 176 Bran, per pack of 211Ulbs., English and Irish, 10s. to 104.6 d. READING, Feb. 2. Oar Wheat trade was again (lull today, and prices receded Is. to 2s. per.; but its vain" 'CUP quite as mach depriciated by the damp condition it was in. Raley aliso is still declining in value, and all other grain remains in the most 'mu llet state. eATTRON WALDRN, Feb. 2 —The most heavy market for all mete of grain we have this season espenenoed. Wheat, 265.; the best not more 40.. yer qr. 1.1.4i.ey, for mAtusg, 25. . to 26a. ud..per qr.; grunting, 20.. to 225. Beans, reduced, 23e. to 265. Peas, Els. ; best, 27a. Oats 14.. to 18 .. Suarraancar, Feb. 2. A good supply of Wheat, and last week's prime were firmly supported; but sales were effected only to supply 1n mediate wants. An acersie supply of Barley, but we cannot note an improcenent in the demand t e, or cable of, that description of grain. Oats were In small request, and the two of tae buyer. Beans, Peas, Malt, and Fluor nominally unaltered, and the trade wee flat. Wheat, *4.. to 425. Barter, 21s. to 264. Oats, 12s. to 21s. Mean., 2&e. to Ac. Peas. Vs. to 345. Malt, Ms. to Ms. per qr. Ylour, 275. to 28s. per sack. Stiaawsmultv, Feb. 2.—Oar market this day was well supplied with Wheat, Baxley, and Oat/. Wheat and Oats of tine quality fully supported last with's prices; inkrior description.. la. per qr. lower for cash sort. ?Arley nict with a slow sale, at la. per qr. less money. WAIMINISTES, Feb. 2.—Our market today wu well at tended. There wu a short supply of Wheat, and a deckled improve. meat in the trifle took place, at an Mean:* of le. per qr. for the better samples. Barley was liberally supplied, and sake were quicker, et en improvement of Is. per qr. on tire beet samples; inferior sorts WA before. But little activity prevailed toe Oata, and, to effect sale•, it was necessary to submit to a redaction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Malt and Flour underwent no change. tither articles a dal sale, at last week's prices. Wheat, 32a. to t2s. Barley, chevalier, 2lls. to 23e. 6d.; grinding, V* to 245. Oats, ICe. to 13s. Beans, 20s. to 3es. Peas, 3U. to 365. Malt s Ms. to Sea. per qr. Fleur, 22‘ to be. per sack. WINCIIIATZR, Feb. 2.—There wee but a small deman d for Wheat, which wu in large supply; conrequently business con. Unites in a very depressed Este, Ana the qaotations or last week are barely maintained. The quantity of Barley of home growth on offer was gage, which caused toe trade to rule heavy, and the quotations may be Placed from , AL to la. below those of liot week. The tarn of paces fur Malt was in tavotir of the ouycr. outs receded in value is, per qr., and as in all other grain, the aupply was greater than tbs demand. Wheat, 91. to 11/. per lowa. Barley, 209. to 29a. Oats, black, Os. to 17s. 6d.; white, la s. to 2le. Brass, Egyptian ' 206. Engliab, 30P. to 36a. Peas, 275. to 335. Malt, 365. to SIM. per qr. Flour, 17s. to 281. per sack. WISSZCH, Feb. 2.—We are well but not largely ropplied with grain to-del. The Yalu of the best Wheat iv rather in favours: the buyer, and the raw coarse samples are li. cheaper. Oats main. taro toe rata of laid week, and the same may be raid of dry Beans, whilst for ihesoft inferior samples Is. per qr. less money is taken for than. Wheat, white, ads. to 406.; extra, 425. per qr.; red, 3.'s. to 375.; extra, 38s. per qr. Oats, 7d. to Bd. per stone. Be ans, new, 20i. to 251. per qr. WoncesrEtt, Feb. 2.—Our market to-day was well at tended and well eupplled w.th Wheat, and a good deal changed hands, at a reduction of rcareely le. per qr. Barley very diffleua to quit, but the value wan nominally unaltered. Oats were taken in retail, at former prices. Bonus and fete both arcing at a further decline of faL to in. per qr. Wax, Feb. 2.—We have a large attendance of farmers at this day's market. Wheat luta met a slaw saie, at to. per decline, but many farmers withdrew their samples. Barley and Oats each slow sale, and rather lower. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, Ms. to 425. per imperial qr.; red, 355. to 325. Barley, malt ing, 12s. to 345.; grinding, 19a. to 20s. Beans, RBs. to 335. Malt, SON. to 325. Oats, 70. to ad. per stone of tubs. Flour, 23a. to 30a. per sack et 26.1 be. DUBLIN, FBAREART I. —We do not report any OASTS dose in our quotations of Tuesday last, but every article was extremely dull, and but little business transacted. White wheat, 20s. to ids.; red ditto, lbs. to 215.• ' barley, 10s. id. to 13..; oats, as 6d. to los. per barrel; oatmeal, its , to lbs. bd. ; bakers' dour, lie. 6d. to Its. per cwt. ; Indian corn, 265. to 29e. GI. per taelbs. BELFAST, Jan. 31.—The weather bee been very asap able since our last report. The last two days have been mihl and wit, and the ground 10 gran completely saturated. The supplies at nuuket have been nuMerate during the week, and the teadeney of most articles has been downwards, owing, in a great measure, to the dull accounts from Liverpool and London; contrary to expectatioo, prices of all descripU. no of grain have been gradually declining in these markets since the commencement of the year. t in store grain little passing. Dear without c!iange, but dull of sale. Indian Corn in limited demand, and prices ".s. MI. per ton lower. Luezatca, Feb. 2.—The weather sloes oar hat has been broken ; beau rain and high winds. The supplies of grain front the farmers are:but moderate, and we note a gent ral dulness in the trade with receding prices. The arrivals of Indian torn consist of five cargoes; the demand is buiguid, yet DO change in price; but the roles are eldely of a retail character • very little doing in prepared grain. In Mean and other coarse Ilceatlatnll. the sales are mostly confined to the retail shops, with a very slew demand. Present prices: Wheat, red, Hid. to ISSeI.• white, 1241. to Efid. Oats, 7id. to kid. Barley, lid, to 9d. Galati Indian bon, 71. 3 e. ; 'brag, 71. lie gd . ge omcii . W. Va. toll. • New York, yellow, W. Ida. to 71. ; ditto white, W. ISe. to 71.• New Orleans, 61.10 e. toe/AU.; Spainah,.of. 10e. to 61.1.5 ft. Rye, 7f. Rjenteal, 71.105. Indian Ideal, 11. per too. Oatmeal, 10/. les. Whukimeal, 10f. 10s. Irish Flour, 14. per hag; American, Y 3., dd. to Yee. per barrel ATISPORD, Feb. 2.-The trade during the week hes continued to the sane depressed state as noticed tot some time pant; and, with an tweeted supply of grain from Pinner*, pekes have e4t4an deelitud for most articles. Wheat. Irish, hunk willing and shipping, mast be noted che.mer by Is. per barrel, with a very slow sale ; but good samples of foreign still meet • lair inquiry, at a re duction of only 6d. The receipts of Barley have been larger than for many weeks past, and the value of all qualities have declined 3d. per barrel, (Ants have been in good request, without any change in price. Superfine Floor must be quoted cheaper by Is. per sock, but Interior descriptions maintain prenous values. Indian torn has Dom manded a fair sale, at last week's prices. Present quotations arc : Bedded; Wheat, mill, per 2041. Ifts. Yd. to 20s. 6d. ; shipping, 17s. to 16e. tid. Barley, molting, per nose. 10s. ed. to 118. ; tie. 3d. to Ow Oats, white, perl4 at., Ss. 3d. to Os. 6d.; block, Mond. to Va. Od. Dried end foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 Kobe, 225. Oil. to 225. 6d.; shipping, IPA. Oil. to 20s. ltd. ; Polish Odessa, 295. to 238.6 d.; French red, 29e. oil . to 23e. 6d. Barley, gnnding, per 16 stone, 108. Cal. to 10a. 9d. Oats, white, per 14 none, Oa. Oil, to lealld.; black, 9e. 3d. to 10s. Od. Flour, superfine, per &ark, 294.6 d. to $B.. 6d.; wands, Oil, to 26e. od.; thirds, 20*. to 21a.; fourths, 11a. to VW lithe Coen, per 20 at ., Ihusube, 17s. did. to IMaSd. ; Ameri. an, nliorrand ted,l7e.3d.to 178.6 d.; Vrench,l7s.9d.to 174.6 d.; white, Ito 3d. to Its fol.; damaged, for cattle, Ilk. to He. Indian Corn Weal, per cwt., 78. fid. to as. Od Oatmeal, N. to 10s. Bran, per 6 stone, 26.9 d. to W . Od. Imports * this week: Wheat, 62 qrs.; Barley, 400; Indian Corn, OM; Floor, 101 bra. Exports : let, 200 barrels; Oats, 3,402 brie.; Moor , 2,639 reeks; Oatmeal, 919 ewes. KIRKCALDY Feb. 2.—The weather has been rather monded dution;he wash, alternately alight frost and heavy rain, maxmipaaled by strews gales of wind. Tmelay tt to thoroughly fresh, enaldpie our amen to remote field operations. AI our country markets this week wo bad moderate aupplies uf all Medal of grain, ilinmerswere naluetant sellers, at even last olek's rates, while buyers, wfbe vete hardly inelsed to pay the prices of jet week, bought but aerletlj. Here, Oxley, we had Ede supplies of oil kinds of grain. of the Wheat was worse than for some weeks leek, and =gen way fully le. per qr. Fitio qualities of Darley and Oats t last week's rules; Interior and onta.nanditioned parcels wen id. to ts. per qr. lower. Wheat, 31s. to Os. per qr. Harley, les. Mi. to Hs. Oats, Ifs. to lee. dd. Oatmeal, per hog of StOlbs., fife. —.— BREAD.—Fne. 2.—The vices of Wheaten Bread in the Metsaaaa are it= Cid. told.; of household ditto, 414. to Sid. per ten ker. BUTTS IL—Biararr, I.—Tho shipment. from thls %f e ar the teat week twebesteet . centlnueß to the tenth sae so lallimmilmemaaromm mamma sot prevtduely mama la imports of Ms mro prwrioarwmt,--1 AK crocks, 683 whole eM 14 half firkins, 390 bones, 248 bench, 20 butte, and 93 enekh—ile4 ~1114 Utter. .—Newo►T■ wire Lt p ea I.—Turkeys, 6s. ; Reese, 6 s. 64 .; dusk., to • tune rabbits, Is. Id. to Is. 10d.; add ditto, ed. to Is. td.. to ;ma pigs, ft. fsl. to 7s ed. c...est . horsey fterls; 3 ..,,, i r' thi c k en .. 4to se. ad.; boredom karts, Sa rd. , 't; pteehut., Ss. to 4L • putrid.% Is. 61. to lc heb., 2,72" ; es.; 'aloes. bd. ; tesied. ; duets, Is. 6.1. ;Art t ' wi ?ebb; to ; and plover., 13d. 10.1. cite ; tred t •'; 11d. to le. 4d. pee lb.; Estee& egs, es. to tog. ; per 100. PlBll.—samowora, Fits. I —Twine.% 31. m. lerlat, Se. to B l ed.; cod fish, 32.6 d. to 61.6 d. ; *lutist/sd, hiders, 10d. to b. dd. each ; eshy 4d. to Is. Id. per lb.; ; M. to Is. each ; soles, IkL to 11. N. per pair; berTineg.9 , l pee omen. ; fresh ditto, 6t to 1R 4L per down; orsis,r, 2 2 . per bushel; how:diem ft ID I mks. Is. to la, ad: ; bd. to 10d. each. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. Moony. Fen. 4 PO The State et the Walther at each of the foLlowi A4 Nine o'clock on Saturday morning.—Tha arranged ill order of latitude. Nam 1 ° 7 11621 . inc. ° I o bil la of I kit* —..— '—'.— hAV01FT5................ W. Gentle Breeze l Bitg lirria B.W. Gentle Breeze, Overeat: ?ornament B.W. Gentle Breese 1 Palo Deuteron W. Gentle Breeze' Foggy ligenros ............. B.W. strong breeze. Pore, govrgigregg SKIDOEIrATIN ..... Tormanag SAISPOSTOWL B. Strong Breese . Loa Baserot .... B.W. Breeze I Len ILSADDIO S.W. Strong Breeze , lug GALENWIGII W.S.W. Ilant Wind ; Overeur Ilwistaat 01IFORD ..... N.W. Gentle Braze . }4.j, Guaucestrza L L ieri Toir ........_ S.W. Gentle Breese. °Tem.( CAUSSIDOS Ilmentogge ..... turwoarr ...... B.W. Gentle Breen. racers ', ;.,,,,,,,,w005..... S.W. Gentle breeze' C10wE. , .. YASSOLTS Coinrgir W. Strong breeze Cloak., ' ' nommen:. yawning:B...~ You W. Strong Breese, Yet,.,.: . Straw Breeze C 10,.. : DILILUSINTON W. Strong Breeze, (.144.:.,., Warms/vie • W. Gentle breeze I Geer ~ Boxes agiunr.......— W. Strong Breeze elf.,, lIAILTIAPOOL W. Strung Breese' Pan... . , r• .. Blarrocs ..... ex. Gentle Breen ktn LOIASi .......... N.W. Strong 'tree,* ree..le Butte ............... W. Ntronk Breeze (ZMA, 01.V.GOW EMPSIMOS &Jena, B.W. Get‘:. /roue i'a.t., ~r . . ls mans of W •, hiL Strength of wad. Til Ik DAY, N. ate n! w o w, 8.13 V. Strong L 1111244 o,ertin. The returns from the following placer did not reac office in time for publication on Saturday; they then indicate the state of the weather so t rider ronrc, Nine o'clock. ttywhitwarha Yoas ........ WHITIDAVO StrOng ifte. Xi - (7, li• D 1.48 Breeze f.), er, Gentle &nem I (i•r , • ad's tt.L.a StrnmitErecsk .1. • Cahn I:. .a Gentle Bre•••ze , 1x,.., Gummy s.w. SHIPPING INTELLIUENC'E (Ptak OW She " aaapplaa Uazytte,. aa 1 " L. CASUALTIES. Amanda, Simpson, from the Clyde, got on Lichfield Flat. near Derbiee, on the night o f t and was abandoned en the 2ad crew Georgetown, Demerara.—Demerara, Jan. 3. Fairfax, Editing, from Sierra Leone for Liverlool, c shore in Ballyteigne Bey this morning ; crew taie. is expected the cargo will bi.—%Wextord, Jai. Gleneaint (barges), Yowler, from Shanghai t I from some cause unknown, got on shore last 1, the eastward of Dungeness Point, and it is km. become a wreck; hands all saved.—New It Aar.: Mary (schooner) from Africa, was wrecked or. tt . yesterday; crew saved. —Liverpool, Feb. 2. Princess Royal, Youoghusband, with hap q` board, was wrecked on the beach at Fogad c. was on !Moro at the time, and of the other Europa posing the crew oniy the chief mats h►s bet❑ Madras, Dec. 24. Palmyra, Campbell, laden will tea and china, fr which went ashore Jan. 26, has become a t GOO cases of the tea leave this evening tr L Boulogne, Feb. 2. Eegina, Miller, for Fiemouth, which was on westward, his been got off after lightening, au the harbour, Jan. 11.—Alexandria, Jan. 21. 6111VID. YALLs. HollanHambudrg Pacific India via Southampton India via Marseilles Boston and Halifax Mexico and Havannah West India Brasil ♦RRIVBD. ALIIIANDIII OaCIIIIIJII—at Bristol, February 3, from L . Annutar.—at Hull, February 1, from BARON Falmouth, February 1, from Cosumuaw—at Liverpool, February 2, trot Carnaanst—at Queenstown. Jan. SI, from. Cosurisr—at Gravesend, February 1, from Dsvonentar —at Gravesend, February 2, EMMA ARID Luau—art FlllattCAlta. Jautury 31, from... . &alas/re—at Liverpool, February 2, tram. ...... . . • Grannocs—at Graveresul, February 1, from GMT QTTLX—at Deal, February , from Uaanixosa—off Falmouth, February 1, from Inama—off Deal, February 1, from June— at Liverpool, February 2, from Ltvaar—atGraraend, February 3 from LALIA ROOM' at Deal, February I, from Linerassa—at Dartmouth, February 1 from um ay—at Plymouth, February f, from.. Hut Etazir—ut Queenstown, January 31, from ..... Mousses—at. Bristol, February 2, from Noanit aIItALAND —4 Gravesend. February 3, from :Cerra—at Penzance. January 31, from Nutan—at Deal, February ; from PAL Liverpool ` ' February 2, from ........ PLISCIAA VICTORIA—at Dellt, February I, from Rasmus:l—off Deal, February I, from ',Atrium—en Gravesend, February 2, ........... . SRAM Jallalt....at Gravesend, February'], from th esmoa—at Queenstown, January 31, ............ . Tasman—off Ponland, February 1, from toratsayn—at Liverpool February 2, from. Veen—at !Welds, February I, from B•ILID. ArGCST MID EDWARD-from SbleUß, 1ebi9317 1, . ANNA MA ay-from Gravesend, February 3, to ........ . Atn r MARY-front Shields, Februaryl, to ............ Borst'-from Hull, February I, to Ct.cks-from Stockton, January 26, to ......... . . DUCHIMA Or NORTIStRIARIELAND-from GT3Velettl, Fes. . - 11A/RIORCIT-ITOCII Graytweeul, rebrtlal7 3, to ...... . lao-from Shields, February I, to 11111/l PTILIK--frem Shields, February 1, to 'sassy Lam-from Gravesend, February 3, to MARMON -from Graemetid, t'etot nary 2, to MAROPK-fmm Gravesend, February 3, to , Nomnive-from Ilu'd, January 30, to Penis-from Shields, February 1, to .... T T" steet iA Lo c u - a ftm v-fla ul4 Gra j v in -o= 30 Febritary to W...... .. Wanalos-from Gravesend, February 2, tis VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Coineseneer (ship), from New York for London. with - all well, Jan. 24, lat. 49 23 N., km. 9 13 W. Ctuumuasw, steering nortN Oct. 3,14. 3 N., I.n. y. DAVID Leos, for St. Helena, Dec. 19, lat. 23 N., 'on. W. from Calcutta, Nov. Y, lat. 30 S., NIAOARA, from London for Sydney (N.S.W.) on Ile C ,a.d.r. gamma, Nov. 24, Lit. 4 N., loss. 9 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTIIB. BENAIUSA.-Dea.e, at Calcutta, the wife of 'taboo N. E.' a eon dad heir. BERESEGY.D.--Jaa. 31, at Horsy Rectory, Leicestersoro. :. • • of this Boy. O. Vonsford, of a dauguter. IIEktICELEF.-Jaa. 31, at Norland.square, • • C. R. Berkeley, Esq.. of a eon. BOTELIIO.-Div. 12, at Calcutta, Mrs. S. Bote:14. of A tau: • BROW N.-Feb. I, at Charlton, Kent, Mrs. Brown. of CAM PION.-Dec. 9, at Tank-square, Calcutta, the wue o: ^ Campion, Esq., of a daughter. GOITERLLL.-Jan. 29, the wifo of the Rev. IL Cotter.::. ' Principal of Brightou College, of a daughter. DENNY.-Jan. 29, at Southall, Middimea, the mte ut i . • Denny, Esq., of a daughter. FIELD.-Dec. 8, at Garden reach. Calcutta, the wife of C.:••••• • • - Field, of a daughter. IiABRIAOIII3. ODCILBURN-CARBERY.-Deo. IR, at the Old Chtire.i. t ... Mr. W. Curkbttttn,nl ltaineguoge, to Wm Frances Eliza:et, tory. COWELL-ACIUMAN.-Nov. I, at Croydon, be the R. , . n. • • bald, IL.A., aI Addlisaambe Colle4o, J. Gowen. int. of CA..L. tiara Anne, eldest daughter of W. E. &room, MN, late of Cllttoti.grove, Gloncestershire. DL'NDAS-BAILNA RD.-Doe. ", at St. Faun' Nth... 114 C . a. • E. T. Dundm, Ensign 19tb am of the lam to Louisa Anna Ilan., daughter of the Rev. M. Barnar,t, Bs dla!d Reistory, DEATHS. . 4. BAPTIST.-Dsm 17, at Calcutta, Mrs. Mary Ann Barth.; Aife 3 BRAOANCA.-Nov. hi, at Lukauw, Mr. I% I'. pruguica, DU BORDIEU X.-Dee. 19, at Calcutta, Mrs. It. Du ttooheii. Woo( Mr. C. Du Bordleux, aged 63. C. • ow, . OANDY.-Jan. 30, U. Gandy, Esq., of Portiandsluan, • • GASPBI3I3II.-Des. 14, at Calcutta, Jeremiah, w a nt mu o f Ur.. L. Gaspenvi. , JAFFILAY.-Dea. 9, at Calcutta, W. Jalrsy, Est, ow of Pora• aged 6 6 . • F , M. L00114,440v. 13, at D!napore, J. N. D. Logln, Eats delay at 2 .„,.....2n.... 2115aggi0n epad TIEN vial Um Hai" 0 040 . 6 . 145 r mese. Is et id dr il terv a i s tier ieL tSbeoeso. •l4l .Ll anst e ths miss el Musiaol 084‘