The Express. — London, England, 1850-04-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1850. 1 . 4 THE JKA ritreb/Se DA - 1 - 1.1 AAA I J CURRAGH APRIL MEETING. cossWerstiou for ALB in was insulffeint, aad the other commeted o lo tb s e d i s e vadosot hs eras is s oo poshin omproos ko ss ma te Ige payerbrassuroams ant the prowl., huh was illegal. 11 there is soy pond for stuns t WIDNISDAT. the latter *Mee Ma, it mourn bat little w it hat may tz .m th• of N th: ila te.r. tare d faster.d. lie iionoar that _ o. _ 31 Drury ass Re Ti. atteadaan this day was miserable in the ex•reme, riot ealisiesev of the unklara settee. B ut to e h e ll e wee a ." iodise Infest • that he here whet a cigar was, end lad rep•autly seen than twenty persons having come dews by the train ilea appears to he 01 00 and L i sa r t :* tw the teen mica! pay him. tom D.blin. The 'red neat of the meeting (the Wel- to the OM Parry 0 th e aliewe Wend, i brought unij dye oat of fourteen that accepted, to alter. As to the o pal in at lf tsa t illegalit as y. it a l p j . e Its t o o be . Hie Iffileselr sheered . that in the absence o f o tio f s um um de o fo o n f dan obo t ske pm:, and was woe after a megnidast rase between mined_ t ed • a lba parues it t o . b to t geom. Ole os is tormo endere wh eat he J oa uti o l ibs essee si s a r=ai l w maim Dupe and Ba ll asted by the latter b y a neck. Banks was big baud dawn ter= own basely as/ whisk they may re- Mr. liirigoopadr objected tet tads. and geld that he ha/ W Fall Headley Swastika of W Om., 25 Wag. bra sha - t o this the so see dm tar n'• good neeaess to believing and saying that the defendant Imes leadthe. The Coriathin &aka., w.t4 which the day's wows i i Tk ll 7. Please. . , . _ . . - u . stiamssiest ciendaded, was • capital rue, and woo as the .ties being muslin for i r s ee ek illeag 11 1 11 11 1114=r i : ... ipoi. : i d..b. t . i :i:. asa lth a tt a tl; before that time , as ha had es ap est ti os/y half • Ina*, well and steiddly piloted by MY. she that of the pupas. en enedemesS The to jute ultimately directed the arm sued for to W. Paulen, of the 2nd, or Queen's. lispageed on grounds of pith* policy. Tlis warm of the Msdries, Oraat, has bees Ti. other judges ecuesrred. be paid la two monde. dadlemed by Brother to leeway 'l 7l ` ! Jan ;it will be - ion slob day, when Ina !pm mee be 4 ere& BAIL COURT.-YeanDeT. • MIDDLESEX SESSIONE-Yinge.DAY , WILLINOTOX 0T•11311, 00 DM, It ft. .yreirecurse. TM Coast sat buts short time to-day, bat so abeam of Mr. Den's di b Itelintbd, 4 1116 pr. IM Mb ... ....... ...:(i e l any ebbs intern were board. The curt yesterday went through die formality d sitting Mr. Murphy's eb 5 Do Dona ` Dona ` l yro, In ......... ..--I = ' at the Sessiess House, Westminster, but as is mud upon all Mr. Ilimy's h *Victory, 8 yne OA 116 (Jasas $ each madam there was no business to transact, though 72 Lard waterford's f Qum Mozgams e 3 yre, Set 1011. • COURT OF EXCHEQUER -YltegenDAY. gentlemen sad tradesmen of Westminster were summoned l_lMO o mu. •sided. 1• 1 4 a annum in lawoo. to set as grand and petty jurors. Fun HANDICAP ei 10 sus., h ft, with s Mr. E. Loess% Balboa, ale 1 11b. .Man SAILTON V. MOTT IiaIIOLTIIIIOT no iNtlWal TO AM Ac-Mr. Witham, in the abases of dm assistant judge, ad. i 1 la T a n Mr. Former's eh g lord (kern hintock, OM Mb (!tea l) I non ron RIOOTIIIT OF A ones! , . DIBT• dressed the grand jury, alter they had been called and sworn. Mr. Irwinl Sweet Nash. hi Mb (WYNN* 3 Kr. Rovill moved pursuit to leave reserved to eater aHo said they warn then performing a faros, which was re 811111IPSTAX211. 10 soya, h tt, Ise homers; noses admitted; ven u e , i on tbe owes/sat en fer a ussait. Therms wa• untold periodically, under the authority of • clause of an act I ID son added. 1 i mile es the Peel Course W.° • few days ago before Mr. Twat "lanes la the ad- of parliament, which directed the court to hold a session for lad Wsterhreelholma.Downe, 5 yre (Mr. I ' lllB3 l 1 joining cum It was sa laden brought to recover emus. tier ; ( S t y and lib er ti e s o f w ee t o g ne t eri by w h oorowest f rom Mr. gala's& • emu% ape Nr. ' M i r= 8 Mega for maintaining and Wealth( the, ,eafeed, wt ' s __ ".. _.fot Ckrkenwell, and the moresiony mold Mn to be gone 1 11r. %Mimics% eh g Poor Vostok. s yam O . III7IIIIDAT. IleatallelePeadlea taata It W" ••• 19 •••• " ••••U et the through as keg as the ekes* in question was in existence. difsemiest that he was released hem responsibility in respect H e th an k e d them for th e i r attending*, and the Males, ban The 1 ••••L•0 was wet ens. altafftWah le r and th° sttrwi eche debt in question by reason of his having recently pried , nen t h ey wore di e d owir .d . SOW Wale bad aal Weetwital: the aura ,_ heavy f r ee" thrush ths losolvess Debton Court, sad that the plaint ff Tan ILIOTLL ROOM. t Ile g elled ° el " la which fell es the "Time night sag . wee we e ‘ ll tk• scheduled Inak°ll. It, hewever * "P au " II Parry made how • dative to the indictments fhb . The racist was poor, both in quantla ewe the debt had not esendred dos until after the defendant's f; iia app roe r eddy. Quad's Plate orchid a good deal of interest discharge by the Insolvent 1/Itors Court, and the harmed found °"1 Wednesday by t :Ile g jury at Clerksnwall, against G. F. Dryer and a see, the propnetore of the Ar end musk epenlaties, in counselor of the St. Leger nig, 6 judge directed 01. jury to and • verdict for tk• plaintiff, gyll Rooms The learned counsel enteral into th• history of Chatterbez, coming oat ;he was backed before starting at .. .4 1„, to the present motion. . he 4 ages th• field, bet got a bad start, sad was not earn *" it Court iodinated that there were no grounds whatever the P meeetlnh e instituted spinal thfee def ut aa a te , with plum, Blusher, the winner of the Plate on Tuesday, again tor disturbing the verdict. As Wdebt ha i not become which the public is already familiar, and he expnutd his masa viduciess. The challenge of the Madrids was won due until alter the defendant's insolvency, it could not be regret that is th ose peoesedings tre crown was not repro. easily by Capt. Grant, St. John having been drawn, for ha wee not di schedule,in tested by • more respectable penes than a tau rimed in his and, therefor *din Stowell, a common informer, whim motives were of a very the purpose et numbg for the Second Clue, this day. a charged from liability in reopen of it. The verdict was Hon MAtieTT . l FLAT, of 100 guineas lee hones, OM quite right. 9stalosable character. His application was that the court would not Is warrants in respect of these hat bills. as the Thresyr-oide, 7st alb ; tour, 9st 4:b ; live, 9.t 131'1; dm and R u l e „g em ! ence di ce l e , i aged, lOst 41b. Red Poet. 31b. allowed to snares and geld Gomm v. Tess pr iW oLosinaz ponmuis wAraz in defead th rts e mze rt the a lla ci T u undr . ball .... r . ...pprl i r th in e die c tm en es tra ts i Woos COMPANT.A.II/111T1SATIOX.COSTS. r big. Kedy s e ch h Bmehee, by Becheiree, l in (Daewoo) i ~.,,,_ __ __ acti on ___ _ a w a rd ~,,_ _ ~_ A ,. Criminal Court, in which indictments the same o ff ense' Mr. Murphy!' eh c Brother to Dough, 1 yrs . the following also started: Mr. Watts's b e Chatterbox. 3 ueu" t he M em "' et 'as meats he was referring to. These indictments would he re (Falba) ; Mr. Disney's b c Victory. 3 7 11 (Kara) ; " a pp oint b 7 saell of all° Par" ' hut as the! Mad - eet removed to the Central Cranks! Court, and as the deka. Mr. Wallace's b e Sir Saws. 3 yrs (Monahan); Mr. Cal- 'alai seteuttr sum awarded ° e ttea__ • The" ' ",;: d e n_w w w" dents was bound Se appear awn at th• next session to dm's Ch g Rork Over, aged (Purl, 1; Mr Formes bl c In.".' t a 3 Mat" "" ware. answer the other Indictments, where wes th e necessity of tae defendants refused to pay on the ground that they Viessurt, 4 yen (0 sea ); Mr. Davin's b e Launoelot- Pr w ww ere included coatraiy to the oat m yorttomoo , The gum . regal:Mg them to enter into additional bail ?It would, in alle;•. 3 yrs (Tahoe).l tine was raked upon special demurrer to the declaration. fact, be Nudist them in ri cognisance' twice over to meet Bene: 6 so 4 en Chatterbox ; 3 to 1 , apt th eßhe. After ore false start the lot got off wall with e exception Mr. Watson, O.C hod .on support of the demurrer, contended me cur e' . Mr. Witham said the assistant judge had directed the el Chatterbox, who lost fully a dozsa length. before he could that as tb• umpire mei noth ing °I th e met ' °I. the re• warrants to issue unless the parties put in bail. He could Met on his legs. Blucher immediately tea the lead, and ference until after the expiration of the three months limited not interfere tem; that for making the award, they could not be included. After meek then ns*/ at • slapping pain all th e way, with Bro.' Upon Mr. Parry's suggestion, the chairman consented to Shee to Dough hind Victory la his wake; Chatterbox tried to writing spec ified,_ lb. mill' , ,__lta,,ifla d , aa __ , 1 2 1 ,,v,fn en1 11 2 the defendants mitering ink their own recognisance' only. sea up at the tarn , kit could sot reach the leader, who won ',e_t"ll1 a ssess in g , `a• `` °`_"`;' t ie`'•:;;;Z•ii:d o fficio . a, The amount of each ree:gnixiince was 2001. Smile Laurent, in smear by • deem lengths; Brother to Dough mood ; He ought le • " them . '' one of the defendants, was slowed until Monday to enter shoat a them in it. Thera wee no between the present . . Victory nine up third, beating Chatterbox by into his recognizant, os account ol illness. The other de em& Blues, Is in the Chester Cup, with the light weight seed any adieu y sibilrati o6 .. on the abject .. of costa. Lite foods., entered tato mom at owto. ward, respecting the noises main in militate, was in • alit 13ib. The court then adjourned. within the limited time, bat the declaration did not aline Cam:taxon or nth Mumps of 25 ton. each, and the t h at t h e i, tostroweot i n w i t t ed oea to the costs, was made 6 sen. ft. , within it. It was, is fact, adm it ted as the face of the de. POLICR.-YEBTERDAT. Mn. Des rice Capt. Grant. eft 9111 (W Y MI I . dustbin, that it was issued afterwards. Upon th a n Lord Waterteds brother to Johnny, tot ebb ,Doyle. jun. 1 ' d e . groan& It was submitted that the docluatioa was bad. Mr. km.'. br e st. lobs, wet OS .. . MANSION-HOUSE. Betting : 2to 1 es Cards Grant. Hr. Martin, Q.C., *he appeared to supportthe declare- Alt AllitateAN LOTTaRT 110ESMI.M9`. G. T''. Robinson, tion was not called ethos cjerk and agent to Mum. Winter and Smith, of No. 4, be l le mi lletenee lin " j t ek rlie y re aula Ce7p tili teio nlab Orl g e a e t olierop an ladifi ent irea poe tPace wei The court wire unan imously of opinion that the award was right. The costs depended entirely on the fact whither shassZplites, Temple-bar appeared before Sir Pow Lauri. Ida, ',ionise eerily by half • lurk. empeiteet k e excee d e d t h e es ., under the remarkable circumstances stated below. SILLI2IO Sranne-Sweepinakes 5 goys. each wi th 25 son. the mega food•f•t, as aw Mr. Snowing of the Northumberland Arras, 77, Welk ' added, be all ages ; 3 yrs, Est 4lb ; 4 yrii, Set 4lb ; 5 yrs, the sod as rotated to the payment street' Oxford-street, said-I received a letter from America, 1 Set 131 b ; 6 ten and eel, 9a 51b. Oss Mlle and a quota am the Peel Comic r oe s - werd.d coess wait • B oo * a award at all. It surd •'. mulement " of emits, whisk, whim made, the parties were entitled to. the Waage of which was not paid, and I Paid a shilling. the Mr. bangen's b f Portia, 4 ere, 501. (E. Seeps) t It was coetanded that the costs ought to have been settled saw" made, thinking that it GAM from • triad. How- Mr. tress's eh g Pie lino, I us, 1301 (Limb) I by the umpire in his award, he being the penan who had ear. I towel that the contents were neither saw nor less The fe/lowies also started : Mr. Want'. b f Pen, 3 yrs, Or make it, and that if it might la doss by a separate in. that a lithographed letter , in which WON the particulars of SOL (Unlike); Mr. Bars eke Ormsby, 4 yes, 601. ( use); aranast, then it should have been • by umpire , Dome schemes of lotteries, to be drawn next month. s h e a t i t h sot •O o th o e f s t; o i t The letter dated Willi -sweet, New York, Lied Waterford's br h Dasen-Dorru, 5 yn, 1601. Moyle): but by the ar bitrators, objection were A . pen 2,1850, and repreinted that the holder of • ticket might li Mr. Quinn's cli 1 Farewell, 6 pa, 1001. (Magee); Mr. sainaused " arbitrato r " only. T two sdains's ch 11 Farewell, 6 yrs, 1001 . 1. ( Magee); edit . Peel's costs iamadori ot the t re v fe itk mm eseh ethll w Lhe ttl e a c a t ... pr a nde aw d ard tti d t . t by be eh Poor Yoriek, 6 ye,, SOL ( De; s). Soong : 3 to 1 age: Ponis, 3to 1 agent Ormsby, 4to I the arbitrate" , which seemed sit if It was intended they iro n en o U p.o _tled uc to lory loo " , , ooo on dollars, lees 16 per cent,, and other tape. The paragraph which led to toe application to Mr. Robinson was as follows:-" Persons disking to invest can remit Bank of England notes, or apt Pio Nano, sto 1 apt Dursa•Darras, sto 1 apt Farr should be " writhed " set by the award itself. The arbitra ton or tha mow won empowered ht t h e A nt b utane . to where the amount is loss than 61., • or on , stuns acme, may well, S to 1 sgst Puny.deposit it with MONTS. Wilmer and Smith, Thant- plan, Portia made the monist, with Farewell and Pie Noy award couVenewlea foe the treatheilei and tan the quetion of ass, which otzvale decided a ft er t h e mown o i Temple-bar, London, or 32, Church Li lend '-street, vorpoo . close in her wake ; the lawn made • fins rush opposite the i woe to be "nettled ." Th e ill ma a certi fi cate of deposit with their order, or in bills on Stand-house, and was *sly defeated by barely half a length. coloPeneagon via Puny threw her jockey at the hill, and ran all the say umpire who made the award in the The ease was the the Leak* 01 Livolml banks, the amount to be calculated that at the rated four and awe quarter doll in t• the sue. with tne leading horses. The winner war sold by auction Proper 1'•••••" gebellitee the costs . he ea stated ~. ......_ _so signed " ..., .-- wat Russe ll , mutt, izo, after the race for lON., am supine over 501. to go to • race if the as eleag a emPee•Ciou by the romans wee the w . •"" letter . ' i I called at Messrs. Wilmer and Smith's this day. same as the sum awarded, daft sack party should pay las i own costs, but if mow, then the arbitrators or umpire might sad saw Mr. -21biesa• who represented them. I waaletui settle their amount. The declaration WY therefore pod, that I had a pay • "'Whig lag • """"i••ti" *bah ought Lab) intelligence. and the plaintiff was entitled te judtuent net to have beet sent to me at all, and I stated that I should probably state the futon Sir Peter Laurie, is order Judgment for the plaintiff eccordingly. - _ that the English public might be put completely upon their EQUITY COURTS.-YasTERDny. PREROGATIVE COURT.,-YorrEaDaa. guard es to the experiment of embarking in such specula doss. Mr. Robinson unwed me that he knew nothing of Bernet roe Murtha or roe Roue. Ban)" em Emu" "M". teen. the party walling himself W. Russell. 131CILMON V. TUE GLAND JcNCTION CANAL CONLPAXT. Several motions were disposed of relating to the impenba thr P. Laurie-As hie um always my custom, I sent to ' lxittitcnow. executica of wills, but they contained nothing of interest to Mr. Robinson notice of Mr. Snewrag' 's intention to appear lic Mali.. and Mr. Cairns followed Mr. Walpole in cap-the public. The following principle was laid down by the at the Mansion-bowie on ths subject, and I received • re lea rued rued Judge, namely, that when the nuns of the deceased port of the motion suds by the plaudits, John Dickinson w as on the same side as the body of the Wannest, with only quest from Mr. Robinson that he might ha allowed time to end Charles Languan, against the Canal Company and their a abort black s pat left between the • ere an d the wa r commualeate with his principals respectiog it. lam glad manager from continuing to sink a well dug by them at the ~„„ that it wtid bo enaddered a val aWh t * to fled that both gentlemen have attended residually. umuuun'' -- • low Roes sad Lock, nut Triag, and from =king any other ""'" dr. Robinson said-1 am the clerk and agent 0 Messe. l ' well for the pupas of emptying water to their canal, whereby the stomp, e•ThieS, and Dapples of the rivers Balbourne and ( ) ade, and the waters thereof, might 'be ob. tuned from Sowing down to the plaintiff's mills. •It ap-Wilmer and Smith. We know nothing of the latt. re 01 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YESTEIDAY. the kind received by Mr. Stewing, but we have • newspaper, Duns Ma. Comissionsa Yonusbus. Ix an Smairease. and three wick, or a month ago then came over • vast number of prospectus& and hand-bids from America, with peered that the plaistiffe were entitled to four paper mills This was the last s oo soi a ms oo m oo ti n g in the ow of J. a communication requesting that we would circulate them menace In the parishes of King's Langley, Abbot's Langley, Syd eg h eut , p r i n t er e nd b oo k se ll er , of p oo l % w h o was also through the country. Knowing that it would be illegal to and Rickmansworth, in Hertfordshire, on as rivers Bal the publisher of the Pools and Dorset Herald, himself and do anything of the kind, we sent the peen bask, and when bourns and (lade, in the purchase and erection of which son being the joint I wee called upon by Mr. Susliing, I wroteto Liverpo to had respectively isms of money h been expended, and The balanesshert, propriatoes. rspared by Mr. Maynard, accountant, ay P Principal upon the subject, and rece ived ute following a very large bylines was carried on by the plaintiffs in the extends frow th Ist of • Janu ary , 1846, to the 7th of " M en maaufasturs of paper at the mills in question. The canal February last, and shows the Wowing state of affairs : wr i r eetwi l etterr Mr - The of the nr and eempany was incorporated by 39 Geo. 111 .. c. 80, and they Due to creditor. unwound, 2,6601. ; ditto holdiag security, et the Ann. 17 1 830 .-Day which hr. Sneed Wm Ls were thereby empowered to made a caul, and to supply it 7121. ; capital, 1,1731 • • by propene given up, , enameled to t ics ' cur Meade Wilner tNa t a fc'rt = h Ropm t 310 Or ia lOOte me r y rioel ark, vel a brume par nose,. by all sash brooks, spriegs, streams, rivulets , and water realty 3791 .; ditto held by creditors, 9191. • good debts, kw us to Moms opals MWM la Si, what womb awe curses as should be found in cuttiag the ends' ; and they 3821.; doubtful ditto, 1321. ; lanes, 1,0091.; trade expenses, the state loriertm. wo INA OM at There were also to make ftetlT•l9l to supply water to the owners mu ; f am ily ditty, 9081. it es newilommi he lonetlen agsM i r o ll =exinat in eete =tho was al teat. Illpl e sad we lsit get do cif the mills, two of which existed prior to the contraction Then was no opposition, and the bankrupt passed his last LO wa ' II am , ss , _ mond the mime m th l : . me the p , by of the canal, in lieu of the water taken away for the per- so s soloogoo. nut refenbs te de slab. TM adveeteuent had 'enemy poses of the canal. The canal was completed in 1812, but Dames Ms. Coonemona rata OW nem with Ms pubs' hies sad st Lose" the defendants having omitted to make the reservoirs for the Co:murmurs or Furman's. nosed as menu au where Saelle aslkoliti l = l wad ha benefit of the sallowness, litigation was commenced by the This was the last examination mesting In the eme of J. obleiwide bet b .....WR enblibei le Ole emedl7r ea Is mold latter against the company, and demise recovered. And is Mllafile, drip r and Wynne, af WhiewshopeL net Mee Napped dna asymmmasser =owed hon Ism lieu the year 1817 an arrangement was came to. whereby it Mr. Reed, for the sesignemelleeld the& the bask:opt had Iowa" ualdoeemeall 100 et IOW& ea is swiii. We lora H e r.=•ltHow lis t a r. a ail. It sp. was stipulated that no further communication than then tot surrendered. He vs supsild of having made away w o w n om e m b oadorta ar , mei miow. H aar he be d existed should be made between tits easel and the rivers with his property atm the banktepley, and the Nan would = s ee n w e i r , a t a m e i o gilig eoon t h e wo g h ew e wh Bulbourns sad Gade. The total runs along a range of chalk therefore be asked to put a seirtificiak of this feet, under the thee we weren't Wei at et • sewer. end Imes sass agreed ado kills, from which also it was alleged by the plaintiffs that the 256th section of tics new est ; sue the penal slums which aq a enflewallff the wee a ler sea., leg ile we Marl/ 101 streams supplying the above riven took their rise, the have recently coma Into speredoe. resoismiles far whet nester mat may m st liellendiss daance. riven themselves running ales( the valley at the bottin of Sus animas was foie Into to prove th• removal of l e gaflibueet ea ,sue sie_twealweateta_ _bre i _ e _ m ala a galba_r_as the rang, of hills. In the beginning of 1449 the defendants, furniture from the bankrupt ', promisee ( and • certificate to i'l'ea*lr a we le hm a t r im r,;-„,=,.. 7";;. - wanting • knee supply of water tor their canal, began to win granted by the court, whisk has the effect of ajudgment, wer e to we e wone w end we ban e they nee set ante th a t th e doh • well war the point above mentioned for the purpose so that the bankrupt may be arrested at say time. Should Wed dime In• bury, suited an ia arum eseatry, wee theta of getting at the water embodied iu the chalk hills, and which he net surrender within the prescribed time, he will be pro- la thetheolo-_ We ere. door or, Mem truly, Wilma LPL , tiala they pugued to pump up by steam power into their denied an outlaw in the usual fens. Hb debts are about Mr a't wawa canal. The effect of the defendaate operations cond. 5661; there are some assets, but the amount is nOOMILLS. Sir Pass Laurie-I am very glad that the subject has derably diminished the supply of water /owlet to - been beentlit forward hers, and I could.: the attendance of o lli f r oo . aoklarivrhigo, andthand l o r. oth ßo e b r inson to gi - ve the sai on e e xp to un st a a ti te wi tt is ma ve tte u r the riven Bulbous* and Gade, and thus not 111 INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YESTERDAY. cessequenee being sufficient volume of water supplied to those rivers to work the mills, the plaintiffs suffered con- Bowes rna Oner Osionanosen. creditable to both partite. We know that a greet deal liaelehie kelp and were pot to great expense it supplyt Ix Tlla WARM OF lOillalt WILION.-EZTRAOMINAM bas bean maid about the iniquity of remain German lat. the necessary feet. to work their mills. Titey remonetra CAM. cerise, the Kamm of which wen published all over the with the defendante, but without effect, and, in This case, which disclosed circumstances of a mat ex- country some time_ • ago', but I dad lilt 1 bY0 0 • 0 QM wasequence, they instituted this suit, asking for ao trendiest y character, occupied the court until pest six alter aa euu um ••• 0" to th at slaw of *unction to restrain the defendants from making o'clock. It was before the court on a termer easesion, and monstrous humbug by the pass, America, with her the well, or pumping water from it to supply in erismosenes of the disclosures then suds, further on- high character for the payment of matey demanded by their mud Add a motion for an impaction was mad• by dews was Mail's& equitable claimants, woad have taken it into her head to them far that pupae in Jane last. Tits motion then stood Mr. Down eirearseli t ores for • 0 woman named tasks an experiment upon oar credulity by holding out large over in coneequence of the affidavits of ths different Jens Dana, sa d Mr. 8 su the insolvent. rewards foe the venture of email amounts. It is nocemary Penile varying oossiderably as to the quality of the The case on the post the young women no that the i n . to stets that lam perfectly Waded with the disclaimer mete ei the lend i t , the disiritc in question, and solvent owed her 271., the balance of 301. lest to him, which which has been made. MI golly experience show tom. is to whether the streams or springs supplying she had draws out of a mists bank. She swerolhat he h a d that as steam and other emend& operations advance, the the rivers were a fact diminished by the operations of the Paid Ma 'damn* to bet be some years red bed Isemieed her Uwe* of seisemlag gores at as rapid a pus, and I shall alsedents, sad on arrang e ment was then arm to he marine. He swore that he aver klalleinFamea Maher; ____la Aiwa; Illost haP.....fit4o do all 1 ..._1uu ... t ... ,_ ___°u4uis restituti on ,__, foe making experiments on the subject . These expiring.* Wire that he had an illicit internam with MC ffif Ma i GM it 'ACM wh o are ate v ic tims to a , wawa lagelait7 of made ander ths superiatesdaice of Mr. Cabin, the mielmesr, was not until slier hie wuriege thee Mimi he.. wad he the feistiness as wolf as of our owe ""trY. l ••• and i t wee s tom a that when t h e o e li o d oe t e w e e at many. Several witnesses were eillMallea 11111 the present -- -- - ___- week the water la the rivenll.6 4X lail y • but a°llasl°°' bought teu m leek and I"6Mea °Wm° eon- METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, whoa the pumping eased it us supplied is the vend siderabir beyond the alleged to he imiag. The quality. The malt of the experiment& essistal sos siffig ease woman Predated OM Baal hook of • bank m prove that the riven were sleeted by die um Leeds, where she head, eml aLtei that tla She 29th of SarvaDny Aram 27., 1860. Catrthe motion for an Wasiak s was wain mewed. Apr 1, 1848, she lest the noway in the presume of bra mut, The State of the Weather at sash of the followint pima at aTip tile relied principally oa the agreement of 1817 , with whom she lived. Theemet swan to the anon of the Mae o'clock yesterday morning. - The *redoes aro and Me prevision of the compeers he fee the preemies of mossy, and in ecoandlellem two Ye uses were that arrested in order of kande. the miliewness. the [memoirist wee nee dust Wf ma her during the Maim Terear, Beek, and Ciampi's for the defendant., day, sad it wse proved thed a melding pony tw ee d pu n , 136 / 03 °I *Vail admitted this the ' of the defendants dhainished the west from his farm, near Lera s all tbe very day the -..-. =f Anna le elvers, bet they insisted that the dr young woman stated that she bee the Ems, at her anat's parsons had a legal right like say private individual to sink *Twerp. The Wilmot mode a Mallowent that he had slept Poona N. It. Ming Brom Psidelly Cloudy wallets their um lead, sad to pump up the water notwith. with the young wenn at Suebsees* end yolk. This Pournowen N.E. Omit armee Partially Cindy standiag any Wary it might mum to the plaintiffs, and that statemant s-• positively heeded, se else that say improper „......._ 1 " 3111(6 2 N. hoona Bum Fondly Dowdy thee, was amidst fa their am ee In the agreement of 1817 to lellerw7 bed aver tabs Sue between them. Two wit. "'"'""" """' *""" ILL N. fit mai ll" " = p ardauy aftd claw , prevent them. Tie we wee not eauladed. uses were now sells/ Westport the ineolvest's allegation. w oneweei n NIL Shin been OTINOSet la the Mlle of talks' ineiry, and when the evidence Timmons .. . N.Y.. ffmtlebuse Portia, Cloudy .... Sams esse bcniCuncaisaa or gsnusa was nearly concluded, • maws of a remarkable nature oe. BaniNNITOIDL N. Gabs Seems enema furred in des court. la answer to the commieskmer, the in- „_____llmoreu hkalCalllON 9. 5aa043.'41/ItnICTIO3I TO SERV/AM • N.E. solvent said he had ne ver given th e young +mum any ""•'"'"' woos _ www .. itaaaainnsw Partin, Cloudy PALTXII/ nom nutria° BILLS.N. mosey, bet that she had Mat takea money of WS e irm5e ......... This wm • mobs btu Injustice es behalf of the plias- .., 4 „,.. h .,,, k tile, Ithe e. t y le em li ea dm e t to l eeer3 hdle 'm ee m e nanda naim of ile ul d : kaga l permenhi s, hiS elie - d - t - h - e iiilignedes sillesmil lo dr ° ewl atedie2; at which .the egai rlinnii .X. =ltn °6B4.. N.Y. btronglhome Omar& sr collecting the partserstap dabs. P by th• issolmet complakeed. The Chief Omminimismer, et the conclusion of the ed. C.mesa N. utuelltreses Ostady Slt Frauds Simpkinson and lir. Z. Moore appeared for dream by thsesel. erns he &weld enneider ad . eass. from Ito annuNisati ......» N.E.on the motion.PritinolloOOn ..... Heed mud aniegy The VieeChauellos granted the lejunction. waist and ex features, before he pee blends- y ammerer N. atruglemes Ovemest meat ; sad he should his best consideration to the were ............. COURT OF (lumps BoTcH._yis AT. speeches of th• tion learned camel, which were well worthy ot comer I. etreagemons M Chaff he best atten. Ilimennersa. N.E. Free mom &TIM, Di Banco. The Court defunct its judgment for • week. Tin gess aim Warr"nsu N.N. Made arms Omni* Bintwart *mu 0133114 11. BATTIK AND MUMS. erealeg a gag dal of Waal Duice .. K. E. flung lessee showe Overema r te Math !rem Is this ors there ass • demurrer Si the deelaratisa, the - Ilawruswou. &Willi halaffilha aordiverdena sad overseers ot the win WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURTYEaribiDaT.. SOSOSIOA3I N. Omils lawn Ourema aBL Slat a* au Saliba ; sad the defendants the Bunn Pant= DATUM ENA. Inciame sharelturdens and evarserre of the parish of Eaters -Flue- PICAID e. Punizz-Govithismuy Cunene AND CIOANS. l A o llall"81 .on I Ming. la the former parish, an order of justices had boon The plaintiff, • tobaccoUst, in Picendilly, stated that the OLAWIOW a.h. Cahn Partlak Cloudy made, reepeirlog the removal of certain paupers to the latter, defendaat was indebted to hint 21. lb , ld. for cigars and 11013•1•331 ..... arbannanan the daindents. to NITS the latter Darin teem. A. •..L........._.A.• •. 1....4 --.-A, ---.4-.. ,_ ..1 °male Brum Partially acuity In this ease there am a demunse se the &Orris*, the &SAM berg the sitarehwardene sad overseers of the perish Of St. 111 •1 4101.1 4 near &hash ; sad the defendants the disrawerileas and ovesseers of the perish of Eaters-Flew a i m ". l a tag t 0..., parish, aa order of justices had been made, regal:Si the rereval of certain paupers to the latter, wherries the &Ordeals, to save the latter parish from the amass of removal, undertook that, If the pleinuffs would resift the paupers to reran when they were, they would isdemnify the plaintiffs against the expense of the mainte nance of such paupers. The paupers wen allowed to re main, but the iodemoity had not bra paid, and it was to recover It that the action we. brought. The questions raised by the demurer wen whether it was sorriest to the over seers to seems to eSZT7 into sliest an order of justices for removal, end whether such neglect was not aa ussueleient carideratios oa which to found an argument like that which is the subject of the action. Mr. Mules argued in support of the demurrer. Mr. butt was oa the other side, but the sous diapered with las argureat. Cambsii—l thiak that repeat should be its the Mair.. • Two Marlins hare seas raised—sae that the PICAID O. PiXWlLL—Govaiiimairr CL3IIIIB .11/4D Cumin. The plaintiff, a tobacconist, in Pic...sillily, stated that the defendant was indebted to hint 21. DM. L 4. for eigan and tobacco—that he bad repeatedly applied for payment, and most reluctantly now ems before*. smut. The defendant was a clerk in the Admiralty, et a salary, he understood, of 2001. per annum, and he thottelt his honour would amidst him entitled to payment forthwith. The learned Judge, after a rigid inquiry into the defend ant's circumstances, =hued payment to be made on the Bth of May. Pion= IL Daum. The plaintiff sued the defraelaat for Me cam of 101. 145.3 d. for rig n and tobeno, the defendant being a clerk in the Amountant thinners Man, Admiralty, ffommest-home.— The plaintiff, in natio, We cam, mid tint the debt bad been owing moms 3 or 4 years—that Mr. Drury 4d re peatedly promised to p ,ay bat es repeatedly failed. Mis Ream here WWI ter the " bill," gat having looked Wesel It, dished to know if the defesdaat at the Sim he Owns of WWI. THIS Illneertli of Wind. I NJI.E. Wong Brew. DAY, Noos. We ot Wistbst. ow. Id not rasa Yds tbsy Worsens sky samba at The Maras nom ilia follow*/ plasm 41 gang la num to policing& yogtorday ladles& tin icon of dm weather on Tim also o'clock. ------ lbse•wma .....„ LILAC Itlons Draw 'BUM B./.. ems Imo Conn ,. 111. Z. nob Ikesas CNN was N. Hard WWI Roirsta lkel. Lamina.. N.I. Ms. anew , You .............„ g.g. Gamelsereme 1 wisnammin oz. Oseili anon Dmiceseraw„— LL Owls erase ammaress—..- IL am" Stem Par a tially Cindy Rol Imo Me LONDON wtdva Cairrommoi, mid Clwnisatttt, tam, draper; Os saiwsadar / at ik sad Jane 7; at I, it Da. MI& • Sot.. Cooke, -anal, Limpapulds; ands., 4 811 7=e. lasilasballwarast Maassosa Warm Coulon, Orland, limber leaky, May II and Joao ss,u at , 11, at Bristol Cowl. Sat., arias; Maio; ; sale , Aka.BEM& Joan Vstwataiw, lAssrpool, , May IS sad SI at 11, at Lim. pool Sol., Tyra', s oN. Bird, LlmwoooL Jaws Pewits, Upper Wales, Madstosslars, mak &War. May II and Jam 1. at it, at Bridal (ourt. 8010, rusk Hay, Botosasklre, mod Edam ad Makiiistid; awls., Wm, Bristol. Joan Ormolu) sad 11 • say luiwario, Elthrd, Wararstanelre, Nosy IS nil Jar k at 11, at 111 WOW' Doom Ina, IMO sod hawk Elamisoliamt ark, l'alpy, Ingham. QUALMS Vann, = . ll 4 f ir t L io&boOdsr, May I,at 1. and Jars 4, at 11, Batt►k sad Co. Essim haU.street ; sad Stramlng sad Caratall, Tonarldis, Kat; at wig., Edwards, nambrialiwsmet. lIAIIIIIIDITCY ANNULLED. Pavia Yam, Insi mos BaSse, April 24 MyliAllloM_B Or DIVIDENDS. Alcamo BaanimeW Manson and Gnomes Boors, Dublin. drapers— let dlv. of ra Id. an rive prank Apra V. and throe subsequent Saturdays, at Edwardlr, Ilninghnislient 'Norms Damao, MMus Mirekwahlre, copper smelter dlv. of lid., cm any Tank, If Vans April 30, at Hems. man's, Exeter. WILLIAM liAl6l/4 tuns aims sad WILLIAM SMATWILL, Manche& = cheater, damming ev. of le. 3d., upon new proofs, May 7 , 'and any slains . lneirdety, at Pruner% Ileschaster. lama Kamm. Mb sky, tallowmelters—tat div. 01 3(4., April o =thins slibmpaset Thursdays, at Standhld's, Insin Osowaldssfa, Merrabarder, straw-bonnet dealer-2nd dlv. of 14., and 2.. 74. apse naWproo6, May 7, and any euhrequent Tuesday, at Prase% Tromso NOSVOSIIIT Ils:rwoan, Torqmty, Devonshire, grocer—lit die. of Ihd., any Tuesday after April 23, at Ilinsel's, Exeter. Jour Hamm, ON)tae, [reemerges, owner —lst div. of 4a., on any Tuesday or Friday after April 30, at Hernantan's, Exeter. JOYS 16.cm.rerue jun., Shrewsbury, gr. aor-Ist dlr. of 2e. on any Thursda_y, at ' Whitmore's, Blrminehem. WALLRT HAIDWICIE, Oxford-meet, linendrapers—fad dlr. of 25., April 23, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Mandeld'a Basingbad.street Rtmanno Weir, Fleet-stroet, medicine vendor-2nd and final dlv. of 74., April 27, and torte subsequent Saturdays, at (:room's, Abehurch.lane, Jon. Weimer, Pendleton, Lancashire, dye—lot die. of 28. April 30, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Potts, Manahester. Dll/IDEN Del.—May 2u. J. T. Ashton, Liverptol„ builder—May 17. 0. Evans, Mseay.psady, Merionethshire, cattle dealer—May 17. J. H. Oandoll, East Challow and Harringdoa, brewer-May 27. B. Lord, Blackburn, Lancashire, coal dealer—May 23. W. Mlles, Wee. seater, share broker—Muy V. T. Procter, Preston, Lanembire, mama maker—May 17. J. head, Insmolideey-etrest, Southwark, hop merehans—May 27. H. icshasimm, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, plumber—May 17. J. 11. Theutald, Coishoster, uses, coal merchant —May 17. J. Weeks, hide, Isle of Wight, grocer. OIitTIPICATEB to to granted, unless clause be shown to the matron. on to. day of seeds,. May 21. 11. C. Caritas, Upper Doreet.placa,Claphom-road,Surrey, grocer—May 11. Chunto Bristol and Bath, bookseller—May %I. T. Ellett, Great Raasell.street, Bloomsbury, coal naerchant —May 17. J. tidestprougb, Mancho.tor. masubwiturer—Way 29. Lucy Berme noteworthy, Devorohire, innkeeper—May le. Savory, Ilereforrd, plumber—Ley It. J. Slater, Priday-street, Cheepsaite, Gay, waretsotuemaa—May 27. T rdearbilmlio, !Scarborough, Torialkize, patmer-11ay 17. 11. J. Macey, umby.row, Walworth road, grocer —Ma 17. W. Wallace. bandeaux!, burbam, butcher— May V. W. W , City, colonial broker. CIIIITMICATIBI to be ondlnned, .s 1 mums Is loom' to the April 22. J. Bosnia, jun., Brusaptok bull:sr—April U. J. Crisp, jon. beerise, Noble, taws enerehmst—April 23. J. O. Culyer, W awa," gm ever—April 23. IL Lowcock, Themes" Devonshire, dealer la artificial sentare* —April 23. J. Lucas, Airiest° Iliettetreet, (Sty, licensed victualler—April 24. S. Nelson, New Bradstreet, muds seller—April 24. D. Slater, Preston, Rutlandshire, cabinet reshir—April 3. H. 1. Tyler, NewesSle-place, Clerk. nwell.cloas, wollieweer--April 22. S. N dank %Veettronswich, Staffordshire, di r r AiTWERWUPS DISSOLVED. —J. Anderme, and J. Ingram, Lhergeol-4. Andibelrt and traile Laurin, Orecochurchatreet, rearmed* end so keepers—J Rottanleyand.l. Yarrer, Iludderseeld. Yerlwilem mameihstrware end linishers of wollen cloth—U. Brawn eml B. Rhaaw. TwakerWs. Lerairlaiss, miners and coal merchants— CMOS* S. Odin* owl W. Male, Heywood, Lascaehlro„ Win splmeers—W. CREW and S. Wolsteritt-Ime, Tutungton, IsMeirelits, grocers—J. Cwt Mid J. R. Nleholson, Liverpool, guiltier, —Alto Idgor and 0. Clark Howlled-buildinp, lenchurch•street, printers—J. Finch and B. D. Wood, Dudley, Wormstersture, &elm makers—T. Hine end C. IL Hine, Bari St. Edmunds, Surtax, cullers —T. Hull and IL Hull, Kirlidale, Lancashire, millers—J. Hutton, J. lAagley and J. Salton, Sheffield. Yorkshire. engineers, so tar as regards. J. easton—ki. Jacobs and A. S. Oppenheins, Leman-street, Ussidosan's-lieid., and the PIM*, (bees[-gerden.:eiger aminulae. tuners—U. Kin and J. Jones. Hey wo.d, Lascasture,ercaers—J. A. Lloyd and T. Wager, Bath, megeons—J. War 'mill. Reidy, Great Tower-street, wine end spirit broken—R. Ord, OM, and It. Ord, jun Stouldos-upon-Tees, lairWim, leather merchants—C. Waudby and J. Wandify, York,seulpars-0. G. Webber. .1. J. Vorreatar, Orley, P. tramp and C. Utley. London, Liverpool, Hanohaer, Cheltenham, Itirmiseham, Edda, Oporto, llull, Yuck and '.Newomile-upon.Tyne, wins ilasteluUlle, so far as regents C. Offley—J. Wad and 11. Hep worth, Kiskheston. Yorkihue, mribbUne millers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Joss Avers, truelnostown, Aberricenshire, merchant, May 2 and 30, et the Lemon The Tavern, Aberdeen. Earnemor lisorness. Portobello, neer Edinburgh, potters, Hay 3 and 30. at Ferguson's Ship HoteL Edinburgh. Aukaxaaa Criairrie, Renallach, Aberdeenshire, farmer, May 4 and 21, at the Advocate's IQ& Aberdeen. Akriastma Yaunen, Hendee, merchant, 3lay 2 and 27, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. JANOS Norms:. Edinburgh, greet. Hay 3 and 23, at Graham's Tavern, Ehubluelt. Rev um.. Ent wa, Woediands, Perth, fanner, Hay I and 30, at the Otsego, Chubouae, Perth. June Seaurc, Edinburgh, wine merchant, April 30 and May 21, at Doweil's-nano, Edinburgh. MARKETS PRODUCE MARKEIS. flllGAß.—TheaeeituiepricTof irgar,tise produce of the Brim& ions in America, computed Irma the returns made to the week ending the 23rd day of April, MO, la Ma nid. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is .Ms. 111 d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Whets 23.. 91d. per cwt. The average price of as three foregoing descriptions, jointly, is :1► 91d.—Gisreffe. Blinn, APRIL 26. Broan —The market has been uniformly dull the whole of the week, and the low out at which importers are willing to ell have Not Weed the deems to take more than their setae require meats compelled them ; the transactions anus ow last are, cone quietly, very insignificant, end prices must again be quoted fully 6d. per cwt. lower, snaking the decline about h per Mt. 41100 the cam mencemest of the year. The arrivals during the week ere congaed to one mewl from Calcutta and one from 'Trinidad, the cargoes of whkh have not yet been brought to market. Meets' produce parti cipate In tie heaviness sou inactivity pn.vaihog in the raw sugar market, and prices are with digiculty supported even for retail penal., the grocers evincing much caution in their purchases of all descriptions of manufactured goods. For Rea there has been rattier a better demand and imparters hav ing reduced their primer...lona. about 150 puncheoce, inelnding some seeend-haati perces have been disposed ca durum the week at chest id. pee imam decline os the latest sales pretiossly elected here. Brandy is very du 1 and prices are basely supported. West India MOIAMT continue quite a drug. DIIIID FAVIT.—The improvement Wilted in the demand for cur. rants and Valentin raisin", both in Liverpool and Landon, be not ex tended Itself to this market; the dealer. are quite full from their own importations, and Wow no diet.: Mon to operate in parcels Wieling on the narkeL Fast lade Ikea has met a retail ask, but at waler prices. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 26. SCOAR.- The market continues steady, with a fair demand for all deseriptioaa. The sales comprise 900 bhds. 300 bags Bengal, 2,000 eats Matattina, from 360. to Ms. for middling to good Yellow, end 3,100 begs Madras Qom 303.61. to 35a for middling brown to low yellow. Foreign, Mt Mids. 40 barrels Porto Rico and Cuba have been sold at from Ws ed. to 41a per cwt., duty paid, and 3,300 hags brown and fellow Pernambuco at 16.. 6d. per cwt. In bond for the quay; • cargo of brown Pernambuco, In bags, has been taken for the Mediterranean. Motassio.-The sales of the week are 830 pugs., without change in price, Li:eluding • cargo of elayed Cuba at 14a., 100 puns. Trinidad, to arrive, at 14e. 3d., sad 1;0 pos., being an old import, of cloyed Cubs, (se which IS.. em secepted. the quality being very interior. Comas.-The busirime is quite unimportant, being limited to lee bags nathe Ceylon at 435., and a tee bags Its, at tila per cwt. A mall lot of .at India 01a osa brought 19e. ; but in POPPER or PIPAILVTO there On to WOG to quote. Luca.-4,000 bags Bengal obtained full prima, from 7s. Bd. fm brakes, to ile. 3d. for good midaing white, and 300 tam Caro. =le,fro s ot 183, to 19a 6d. per cwt. for good to very One. Itus.-The Is limited to 100 pone. of all kinds at rather easier prior. Tu.-Them has been • little more doing, chitty out of the recent arrive* consisting of low to good scented caper and Canton gunpow der, at prime In favour of the buy. re; good to tine hyson, young hymn, imperials, sad gunpos dere, at full rates ; in other sorts the market is very quiet, and but very little doing. A taw shots of Immo sold at 3e. 24. to is 3d. per lb., but is other Nan India dryealtery articles very small maw made ; 30 enema Our AIAIOC, and 30 mess Beaux, at the emetations • 130 same Cu. TOIL On. aliments, ordinary at IkL, up to fltd. per Us. for flan-1,100 bap of Illaterstaa, at 28.. to 175. from II toi per cent refraction, and 230 tons of Nrraars or Moos at steady rates. Oruro.-In eenesqueme of the extreme mucky very full rates hive en lir b ewooos-The buslams done In Loowooo has been more limited than for some time past; about 130 tone M. Dominv end Jamaica were sold at 41. h. Od. Of Ferric about 100 ions found buyers, at 41. 11s. to Si. for Carthogena end namailla, li. 10e. for Tampion, 41. 12a. Op. to 11.3 e. for Cum and 41.10., for Maracaibo; 1,000 tons of Lima Blowers WOOO at HI., and • small sale 04 solkl at 111. to 111. to. 3d. per ton-No sales reported in Tuarturnsia or Tea; prime, however, remain analtaretL-Of common Americas Rune I,oou bele. have been sold at 21. 10a. per cwt-Arts: About 200 brie. Montreal Wes have been sold at VIM to PM.; and of Peer* at 28e. ild. to 28e. per cwt.-earns : About 30 tone of Cuivxmace are reported at gra. dually donning rates good new Amorists brings 41s. to On; and old, 31s. to as. per ewl, duty paid. A few meta Americo Vtassaao ham been sold at 77e. Bd., wlrch is lower. A small parcel of Bombay las. *Kan has bees taken at 15e. per : At the {abbe .ales on Tuesday high Flom were obtained for 3,000 dry River Plate, and 3,200 dry melted Ceara, the former of which realised 4id. to lid., se In quality, and the latter 4d. to 41d. per lb. ; about 8,000 Calcutta kips also brought full prices. There eoatinues to be a fair demand for Baumwesm, and, iscluding a cargo to mein, about 400 tom have been add at full prises.- Nothing worthy °lnane, done In &mac or AEOOUk-A few costa grey Tawas ware sold at previous rates, and of Camas of TANTA., izitirlity, at Vs. par ewt.-Of Cloaarrracie BAWL. 130 Ws. Philo. brought Ila. to per ewt.-For Ours Ott. there has Mem an Improved domed, holders having asceoted rather lower prime; ern sake have been about 110 teas, and the quotations are re. galated aseardiagly.-A moderate bunnies only is doing la Nast., Can, and Lime= On, at former rates-No sales to report in Rare Oil, or mean Of TVILIMPTIIII.-.-Tlie MISS of mu. Ott amount to ICO tone oa the spot, at 301. to 301. 10e., and tee tour to arrive, at 291.13 e. to VOL tom-Tataos is firm on the spot at 375. Yd. 10 3m. for T.C.; ' Association, at 37e. 3d. per cwt. At the sales of South American net much spirit was evinced, sad only 'part sold, at pry& us rates-Leap About 100 tuns eold, chiefly at 31a. Bd. per cwt., being a little lower.-There le only a 'Mali demand for Bailie Herr, at Is.. quotation.. The market for JUTE COURIERS very Eteady, and the sena amount le 1,280 bale., at full prima. LIDO beadles of Cola Tame, partly 100 s, aold at 201. to M. 13e. ; sad 103 mile Cana &ma, at 231. to 231. 13s. per We. HOSIERY, Re.—Lnicairrac—Some Imtclos sad other barn him been la the market this wesk it cbletly for spring good.. t=tt hose witryted otioant is ot, as at, P. oleo the knitted hoes lbws Is a fair d.msad fog low cotton hoer foe home lesilik god kit low tosollen h.p tee the American market. lit SW.Allistitast by lad ere quoted es ranging trues . 111.1 hat we understand that the growers are not die- NOW' OS Pin with It Tory freely at than quotation. 'fito polisy of wosiinwthowils and spinners we proems *lll be, as venal, tie a kw weedy is withhold pmehases till elip.thae. WOOL, LONDON, April 28.—Y ablie sass an find far the !add May, and &boat il.OllO hales meadal mid taffiga Will be offered. la Ike maraallaie the market Mr Men pier. mid we are without = le la report. Arrivals am ie ..... mil W of Wes kir• les bees stem Wool ikls eak mad Fie tome et the artist as = kora. 1 Lino, April 95.--There hot not bora any ebonite of mow% to the itootti for Cam b Wnot this week, and the in hes era otosimori. Na have in eltanwo to notice in the foreign Wool sadist Oft twit. Ifs *moot Ouirillll6l {halted, bat prim aro am COTTON.—Lf throw., Aram 21.—Thr soosoef 'fro of ese-wess. their Wet. betas estwally Awn, a•4l the Whotewet ellbesd by a Wog laird, ash ly • eampeseet ezetellve Wise at ewes. awed the hhie he *VW, eitlity all the peewit week; lbel Why ON beeb _Whined Ws by We embewalleebereeter of the &Wahl teedval wok par Wish Wheed the estimates, *awl tepidly dlminiahleg rim gitiepeeted e. mewl elks imam hr rarly wad Mho am sop. The hes etwienly bee• pawl es the week Maws& eas Wee 'venoms dellyXbalrM il litrinee• day, when they were 13,000, 1; eterdny the Wel WIN of the weak have eatowted *OO O baW Trpday ego lo worm moo ohordsles a the' . and they buy hi*, at the highest rata of the week. The sales are 10,0u0 balsa, tokkidOwe lOW Warleets • sad 1.000 moms taken an sPetiliallon• AU kin& of American have been in good unwed; and although the recent Import has bean large, lie pressure is not felt, prices being unikinnly Sc.., and partially higher. The authcrleed quotations of Isle upland is advanced id. per lb., Wine of (minimised Mobile are not changed. For the lower and middling qualities rather higher rates have generally been paid. brazils have been In good request, but thug an calmed freely, and are without material change. 14, p. Mans also remain at about Wiwi ran s. Saran!, of which the recent Import has been large, arc freely offered; but they have fully main tained last week's quitationa. 6,170 tales of American, 1370 Perlman 230 Bahia', 190 harrotoroso,37o Egyptian!, 3,010 hurattas,, and 30 Madras have been taken on speculation, and 2,066 of Ainemn, 630 Pertains, 220 Swats, and 430 Madras tuir export. METALS.-Lowworr, April 28-During the poet week Copper has bees very Arm ; the demand for Iron has been limited, that for Lead dud, while English Tin has rather improved-at pre sent it la quoted at 77.. per eat. At kotterhmn the price of Benea Tin has riles, the pees st price being 4IA. in bond, widen will be equal to 70.. 3d. per cwt., or 701. Oe. per ton. The quotations here are tuyers, 711.; cetera, 721. Preeent peke.: English Iron Bar, bolt, and square, London, per ton, sl.los. to 51.15 e.; mall rods, 64.5 e. to 61.10 e.; hoops, ii. 7e. 6d. to 71. ISa.: eb in..;. (ringlet;, 61, Os. 0 Isl. los.; ben, atCrirdliand Newport, U. 12e. 6d. to 41. 1.54; refined meta, Wales, St 5.. to 31. 1011 ; ditto anthracite, SI. 10a.; Plp in Wales, 31. W fee" Si. HOMO U. 1314 ; do., No. I,Ciriev 21 . 21 - 04 - to 21.2.. Od. ; Diewitt's patent relined Iron Bs bars, rails, fte., free on board at Newport, Y. 10s. ; do., for tin plates, boiler plates., a, do., 41. 10..; Millie& Patent Tongbenid Pig., In Olaegoer, 21. 13s. ; Walee, U. 10s. to U. 15e.; Staffordshire hem, at the works, U. Ile. to 01. Pip, in etaffordeblie, 31. Se. ; rails, U. to U. Se. ; Chin, 41. 0.. Foreign Iron: Swedish, 111. 10.. to 131. Os. Foreign Steel : fiendish keg, 111. On 4 to 141. 11e. ; ditto, faggot 141. Se. to ISL English Copper thesis, sheathing, and hods, per lb., 10d. ; tough cake, per ton, 1%1. lop.; Ule, 871. 10..; 014 popper, per lb., Sid. to 9d.; yellow metal sheathing, 84d.; foreign, min, 901. English Lead, pig, per ton, Pig. U. to isl. 10..; Wiese. 191.:.. to 191. IS.. ; pipe, 21.1. ; red Lead, 191. ; white ~itto,23/., patentinot, 211. Foreign Lead, Spanish. In hoed, 171. 10a. to 10/. los. English Tin, bleak, per met., U. 17a. ; b,r U. Ins.; relined, 41. h. Foreign Tin: Sawa, ILC., 11. 13s. to U. 144.; ditto, or export only, 3/. 12*. U.; Straits, 9L 114 to U. 12s. 6d. Tin Plates IC Coke, per box, IL 7..; IC Cliarmal, 11. Ih. to 11. 12t. ; IX ditto, 11. In.. Svelter: Plates, warehoused, per ton, ISI. to ISt. So Zino: English l. ewe; per ton, 211. Quiektilver, per lb., 44 - Meshy Journa CO RN.—CIIaLWITOILD, April 26.—Then was a moderate eopply of Wheat at market to-day, width was taken of at an advance of Is. per qr. on white and red , white, 41s. to 45a.; red, 351. to 575. Beans were iiivo Gd. to Is. per qr. higher. Barley and other spring corn without alteration. Averages : Wheat, AU. I liL Barter, :de.lil. hate, tbs. 74. brush 21s. Sd. Yeas, 20. Id. CoestrraT, April 26.—We 6.ve had a dull trade to-day. Wheat, les. to lie. ed. Ber'ey. rapittert, 225. to lie. Seam, old, 12e. to 13a.; new, es. to Ito owe lea 641. to 20a. Peas, ea o ne. ed. Mumma, April 26.—Ws bites scarcely any alteration to note in our mar►et today moot that Wheat was held rather more grisly, although no advents can he noted this week. Barley, little co over, and neglected by wasters; pries asonnally as last wale. In (lets we tan note no alteration is value. LINCOLN, April 26.—Wa btva bad a large show of Wheat at :market to.day, with a betel: trade, at Is. to 2r. advanoe. Very little doing to sprats Cora %low, red, 425. to 39d; white, 39a. to 445. Oats, I Is. to 17m. Barky, 2lp. to 225. Beau, 225. to 271. LIVIRPOOL, APRIL 26.-The arrivals:of rain and ROTH since Tuesday are unimportant, but the export of Indian corn, In the three days, is 12,2111 quarters. The trade is steady, and no alteration has mesterei in the price of any article. There was a toad attendance of millers and deans. at our Cora Exchange this morning. The lower qualities of wheat brought Id. per bushel over Tuesday'. prices, and there was a better sale than of taut for other sorts at Dill price..en wee no Improvement, boweter, in tither the price or eel* of lour. wee o oatmeal fully supported late rates. Barley, bean., and yeas were without change. Indian corn was in good regaled, at an advance of tally 6d. per quarter oe Tutsalsy's rates : the price of Roe bl/11/101111 new yellow cora was established at 28.. 6d. per 4101 b.. Arrivals and exports into Liverpool from the 23rd to the 25th of April Wheat, 913 qrs.; Barley, 20 ; Malt, 23; Oat., II; Beans, 100; Indian Corn, 420 ; Oatmeal, 87 seeks; Flour, BA sacks and 20 barrels. - Exports to Ireland Wheat. 127 qrs.; Oats, 8; Indian Coen, 13,414 Indian Corn Meal, le6 bela.; Flour, 361 sacks and 400 brie. SOUTHAMPTON, April 2.5.-ne supply of English grain to market cantina's moderate, and as the growers seem lanispeeed to accede to lower prices at present, needy layers are compelled to give V.ir full elect of last week, and in some instances prices were eon that were refuted Me market-Jay. Per grinding Barley the demand has wholly ceased ; fur malting there is a limited sale, and good qualities are no cheaper. Beans and Oats meet with but a very restrictedsale. Wheat, red, 41. to W. 10a.; mixed and white, W. 104. to 101. ; Salts, 10/. les. Barley, malting, 23,. to Vs. ; grinding, Ho. to 225. per Wed. Beaus, 286. to 32e. Oats, black, 13s. to 17a.; white, 13s. to 245. none, 27a. to 28e. WARIIIIILD, April 26.-Oor supplest of grain continue moderate. The short arrivals of Wheat tend to give a better tone to the trade, and as imports from abroad continue toreach simperingly there is no Inducement to press Wes from granary, and to-day Is. ad vance is obtained from the rates of Met week ; the state of the Flour trade. however, prevented our miller. from purchasing freely. line fresh Barley is Is. per qr. dearer. Oats and shelling steady. Hard Beans are rather higher, and other sorts maintain fully Lite prices. Other articles as adore. The following are the present Wheat, per qr. of GOD.. to the bushel, suffolk, Erma, sad Kan pri t, red, new, no, to 3/1.. ; extra, 100.; bate, 410. taa 444.; rata . .., 46.. ; NW folk and Hunts, red, 3fie. to 375.; extra, Ms.; white, 40s. 10 41..; extra, 43a.; Lincolnshire mad Camlindgethire, red, 354. to 375.; extra, 385.; white, 375. to 1195.; extra, 425.; Yorkshire, red, 32.. to 352.• extra, 365. ; white, 36.. to 354.; extra, 415.; Dental* and Konigsberg, white, old, 40a. to 43a .: extra. 485.: Lower Bahia and Hamburg, red, 332. to 3G..; extra, 396.; Mediterranean, red, 335. to 315.: extra, 355.; English, old, red, 31:t. to 395.; white, 454. Burley, per imperial qr., Nillt and Suffolk, 224. to 312. ; extra, 234.; Lin. canalize and Yorkshire, 22.. to 235. ; extra, 2411.; Scotch, 22a. to 23a.; extra, 245.; grinding, lie. to he.; foreign, 19s. to 225. ; extra, 235. Beans, per qr„ 63Iti. to the bushel, small, fine, old, 30s. to 312. ; new, 23a. to :os.; ticks, old, Ina. to 30 s.; sew, 225. to 215.; Wedge, old, 245. to 21e. ; new, 21s. to 23.. Oats, per stone, meeting, 7d. to lid.; ex tra, lid.; feeding, 7d. to W.; extra, ; Gamign, 71 to Bd.; extra, 84d. Mulling, per load of 16110., tos. to lie.; Malt, per Iced of 6 bushel., 325. to 33..; Pen, per qr. Imp., blue and white b4lers, 21s. to 235.; eau; 2G..; grey and food. 21.. to 22 ..1 extra, 212. Rapeseed, per last imp., &Fish. 291. to 311.; foreign, 291. to 311. Linseed, per Imp. qr., 34a, to 41e. Imports during tLe week: What, t, 6,365 qrs.; Barley, 2,379; Oate, 87 ; Beans. 1,415; Pear, 39; Lizesed, 10. Shelling, 432 loads; Malt, 110. CATTLE, Re.—Aannotlix Feta —Our fair on Than day was well supplied with milking and barren Beasts, but little nr no fat stock was uttered for sale. Foe useful dairy Cows shoat If. per head more money was realised than at the last fair; and barren Cows sold rather heavily at late prices. There was a fair number of store sheep, but not a corresponding animal of basun:se ; fat Sheep were not to and Mutton sold at about ad. per lb. Very few 110 reut were brought in. and these being chiefly of the woad. elms quality of the draught kind, little business was transacted. The day was anksoarable, being wet throughout. CAkLtSLI, April 2 - I.—• Ice eonsequesee of the fair on Monday last, the supply of cattle could not be expected to be large to-day. - Then were upwards of 0 had on offer, of various breeds. We °outsider this *nide wore to buy to-day, although the quality was inferior rather than otherwise. A clearance was nearly effected at the following price. --from is. 6d. to 3s. per stone. The nianber of Sheep on offer to-day was about equal to that of last week, there being upwards ot 90, of good average qualty. They con. sisted oft heviuts, black-laced, and halthreds. Nothing like a clear. nom would be effected. Price, fat. per lb., sinking offal. There were nine on offer in our market to-day, and of very superior quality sold at 3d. per lb., sinking Damn, April 26 —The &bow of Beasts b•t been large Isere today, and the demand a liule better than of lute, but micas are nil very low. Young Caives plentiful, at very low prices. :Store Pigs mush the as.. em LILSt EXtrratn, April 28 —The supply of cattle was not so lime es last week, but the demand wan more brisk. The best fat Beef was worth Ss. per some, and nearly all was sold at from Is. ed. to that figure. Burman sold readily at Ss. per wore, and good fresh ones made Se. 6,1. ; steers were about last week's quotations, but there waa very few to the market. Cows and Cafes were sold out, but at rather • low figure, from 61. to 12/.; butchers' Calves, 3Ed. to 4d. per lb. Sheep sold quickly, no dittieulty was experienced in obtaining Std. per lb. for good fat wethers. and prime small Sheep made from Sid. to ed. ; couples, 311. to 4W. Lamb, lid . to ltd. per lb. The supply a Pork Carcases was Ins than that of last wet I. by about thirty earersacs, but prices remain nearly the same, ranging from tic. to 7s. 2d. per score. PEERITH SHEEP LED CATTLE FAlL—This, the keret and most important of all the stock fairs in the north of England, was held on Tuenjay end Wednesday, and was attended by a very great number of graziers and dealers from the more southern counties of England, from Scotland, !remit', and the fete of MAN who invariably attend the fair for the purpose of purchasing lean cattle to gram. The piers given at this fair are generally taken as a cri•erion by which to buy lean stock at the various fens which are subsequently held dur ing the spring. At the Cheep lair on Tuesdiy upwards of 50,000 Sheep were shown for sale, some of the lots of which were of the most Supt_ der description. There was • very good stroke of business done at the following quotations—namely, the beet lot of half-bred hogs, 295. to 31s. ; those of an inferior description, from 17a. to 23e. per head ; cross-bred bop, for the brat, from 2 2 .. to 24•. per held; stove -bred ewee, with their Maths followlug them, from 18s. to 22e. ; black-Mad ewes, with the Limbo, from IGa to 20s. There was more Wetness dose, and the prices as good, if not a little bettac, than what was expected. On Wednesday the supply of Beasts was indeed a large one, amongst which wen several droves of Scotch and Irish cattle. The weuttier during the last three weeks busing been re markably !amendable for the program of the grass Lands. business to a greater extent was tramiaded than wa astietpated. takinr Into aem aideration the depressed state of agricultural ailbire, but gcserally at prices from 20 to 23 per rent. lower than what they were in the year 1848. The clearance was pretty complete at the following pried : Lean short-horns for grazing, of which there were • good show for the hest, from It. to 121. ' • MOM beet, from 71. to iiii•••••• *col lot, to M. per head. ealciets and calved Cows were In great de mand, which erne sold at figures ranging from :N, to 131. per head. sad a Teri large number were sold. There was a floe show of r ing lean Bullocks for gelatine, the poc w •e m s f doer a n n ;m on a g l. to WI. the ,pels and caftle, g t l ' he gr . Li r tt n ie un b :ra l v of which were In moderate eon dition. The supply of fat tattle was ahoce an ucerage one. the beet of which were wild at Ss. ; wooed hest et as. Md.; amt those of an in ferior description at U. Nde per some of 141ba, sinking the offal. There was a splendid exhibiuon of both old eel young Dulls. Little bedlam was done amongst the old ides, but a great numher of young 1 Bulls wire sold at pried secording to age and pedigree. They were I semdin etpally by th to pn l o sou t ei tt u itnt t.., ry skaters . w.s g. r a post . t . he wbrulnuilgehttheurair7in yogic FORTNIORT FAIR, April 2. —WI, bad t tOlorabl• rhos,( tot Beasts, which were wild at abort Ss, per stone. A good show of Sheep met with heavy ante, at from to Sid per lb. TM slimly in loan Boasts WAS plentitul, but the Asko were plow. - - - N sWACin Brain° FAIN.—Our lair was not only well /looked but well attended by buyets, when considerable sales were effected. It was • far bettor fair to reiPeo to the quality of 'loch and number of purchasers than that of this time twelvemonths—and although promo were not vary high, pit they were deemed sir. Ewes, with Lambe, Sets. to 400. • store treaders, in good demand, from 310. to 40a.; hoggette, I.yearf-okl, from 2S. to 33a. Pigs, from Mts. to Us. per cwt. KIM Cows musk iambi for at from 71. to IN.; three years-old Heifers in good demand, and fair pries at It. to Al.; two years.old, from 41. to 111.—Nreogh UssarJion. GLASGOW. April 2S.—Our cattle market this InCiening was much better supplied than last Mel, with wry duU calm, sad pour • shade lower. Beet On !lief, 4 Is. to ASs.; mold, 411 n; 304. to 410. 00ws. Bulls, and infector Dewy 30A to Us. per (mt., sink offal. We had a good supply of Mho% with good drinand, and @trailer to last day. Mot aged welder,, Gd. ; second, Sld.; M.; wok OA pm lb. Weddng offaL AU mid. rit4 Calves, W. to Mc par cam Pm Ilia, 304. to V& per ewe. lambi. is. bd. to 7a. Od. pee qr. 8171PPI---------NO INTRLLIGENCT, . Melees Cersesseeesso. ete v Mores earette ..• • SCR LAI,. lye..----- CASUALTIES. Camila' Agee, Besselt Was Newpert.to New Tees been to- dry leaky, sad el* la. ,4 , bui,,, ar k, - ",,,"" . . put of amp 'throws eisiegbousd.-Qmiewat ama . A - ,. ' ..:, .! AprilMam tram O&M/ to Mow y ea k, au .',T h z, , 16, in Mt 43. Ise. 46, `el Wan - ----.. streak by a . and throws on her beats sada; En m i d " crept sae sailer) wved by th e arrived ha: . i , Mobilie.-Uverps4l, AVII 26. • llPasb•tti Rim., Leverewee, from Rio Omar, fir , e r nes I. L thlAirark.Bll4l.7:l"6:l",nrlgtobi7:ewsw.mn ..ll":yha,:::mm:edit'uShheagaad7.nisntib:aowitkd:onrr:lm:.::faiorzllp::;:p:::;:aiitY.;:::e:t:e":n4:o:wiQtgi:;s.t'.tosi_:o7:::::T-,,ja", ll W.-Falmouth , April 25. Ta o : . o rod 'Sh it a , n re rel lo , w 2 ill put into Lmghswilly, April 10, leaky, afar li.ih.ri leg two feet forward, discovered the leak in Iv r 1, i e , decry, April 24. William Miles, Ayre, of Bristol, which sailed for N.. T. ) , 9th Inst., has put back leaky.-Queenstown, April 24 ' AltalViD. MAILS. hrs. 1 Hamburg 0 0 Holland 0 0 Lisbon 0 Pacific 0 India vii Sonrhampton May 2'i o India via Marseilles 0 0 Boston and Halifax May 2 0 Mexico and llsysnnah 0 West India l May 7 0 Brasil April., ARRIVED. ACEMIA-lit Liverpool. April 28, from Dir. Airy Roimairr-.t Gravesend. April 28, from Maw. Barris Emma at Plymouth, April 25, from lII.VE Vette-at Plymouth, April 25, from &Antes-at Liverpool, April 26, from J.Q.. Hanna Avaitoars-off Liverpool, April 26 Iletra-st Liverpool, April 20, from -- . la r. Corm Liverpool, ao-e April 24 •••- Com.sys - off 1. 1 ••19001, April 28, from New 2 Casorre--at Liverpool, April 2., from Nat.., Clroteß-at Torbay, April 24. from Vele h • CADW V 4 .III ":"* - et (hark-, ...Ports It , Pemanir.. ECIMPA--St Gravesend, Arad 23, from Not, ELIZAII.77I Roe. --at iSeenstown, April 24, er0m....-Itio 1 .1., Patens -offthe Start, April 24, hen St. 110 a. FAMILIES Ririe-at Oravereed, April 23, from Pair era Watona-at Grassed , April 22, from Poirena-at °ravened, April 25, Irom AO . Ifilicilart-off Liverpool, April 28 Grioa -at Liverpool, Aprili26, from StAllehN. Gum ter-off Liverpool, April 26 !forms Dumas-at HarpyRETCIRN-Nit Palinouth, April 23, mom Li.. • INF...WIN.- at Liverpool, April 2fl iroi tom JAVA-et Ports nouth, April 25, e,,,... Jeue-st Gravesend, April 28, from ch.. MAluow-at Liverpool, April 26, from Si. Dom, Yew Noun -at Portsmouth, April 25, tram. Dr... MART Ha sett.-of Torbay, April 24, from sh.• Orrows -at Liverpool, April 28, from 'evert PATRIC:O.r -at Lirerpool, April 26, from St. lino s' Pomona-at Bristol, April 26. from ......... .... ........ .. ..Tr;r. .. Pmts.-of Deal, April 25, from St. Illid.. • Piaui-at Sokoto* April 23, from Lot . RArcirrrs -off Torbay, April 24, (for Sydney) itoortaro -off Lnerpool.44 u pril 26, from Che'r-; Sr. u.--off lE IMI- Liat verpool, A 21 JAC Gravesend, April 26, from Grave..-• Tinos -at Gravesend, April 26, from 529, Tauirr -at Gravesend, April 22, from.. .wo: •L Women-at Liverpool, April 26, from Vs.:el.:, T.-at Liverpool, April 26, from Puo U.: SAILED. AtAcarn-from Shields, April '4, to CAI • Atice JAN.-from Liverpool, April 56, to Ji, .. Ausois-(roan Liverpool, April 26. to ...... ... .- . Newfouz...., Bean,, or SkAtetitit -from Gravesend, April 2 6, to . Counties -from Gravesend, April 26, to Mat.s.... Doers-from Shields, April 23, to ELLEN-from Liverpool, April 26, to r &assent-from Li verp ool, April 24, to I: EICILT-from GraceEena, April 26, to Fiona -from Cardiff. April 23. t0,.......-. ........... „., Nei I' r FALCON -from Cardiff, April 23, to - Genniors -from Sunderland. April 25, to HANNA." AND Parse-from URINE* Apra la, to St. IL ;T. Room -from Liverpool, April .6, to -.Tr. • letrie Msaciso-from Liverpool, April SS, to Path. 1 . • Jcio-from Li April 26; to „. . p Immune -froto Ter rierpeol, April 26, to. Sr Peters',.: Liner:l.-from Bristol, April 26, to .5: LaitAILEE-from Gravesend, April 25, to Nis ,• I Lassaaroa-from Grassed, April 26,• to Loot MAKE CAROLINE-from Liverpool, April 26, to llt..lAut 4. N.' NitmoLINA-ham Hell, April 2.3. to N tat-from SlNekls, April 25, to Li.', Nentima-from Liverpool, April ;6, to Libra' !timer-from Liverpool, April 26, to Nies V.- PARAoarr-tram Cardhß April 23 to Coasts:in , ; Pantece.-Vim Liverpool, Guineanß April pr * ANIMICII-from% Ail to ol Par. NN. Rosen 11Aumr-from Hartlepool, April 94, to Crte.r. ' Recoup-from Liverpool, April 24 to II. Beira-from Liverpool, April 26, to ... WAsaffeccort -from Liverpool. April 241, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atari, of Bmton. April 13, lat. 43, lon. 39. Boma *Ltd/Lica, Irma London for Calcutta, Jan. 13, 'at. I 2 lon. 11 W. Com:etre, from Liverpool for Csleotta, Jan. 12, lat. 3 N. '...e. 2: W. Memos, from Jamaica for London; sad Stamen, f rom New - Rana, both Mardi 24, off Havana. Mao Mansura, from the Clyde for Batavia, Jan. JI, *.e...! r bon. 23 W. TIIALIA. Volum, from billion for Port Phillip, Feb. I, 'Lat 37 t• lon. 17 W. -.- IMPROVEMENT OP TUE NATIONJJ. GALLERT.-L • the event of the Royal Academy giving up their aims the National Gallery, would it not both be desirah:e at pracikable to make one uniform and connected building it, by doing away with the present entrants to the bare o and letting the troops pass under an archway at the lee, • the basement, and from thence cane out into Irdaza aquae by an inclined plane. Toe bathes: eirsaire I near St. Martin's church, might be done away re:th ii:' gether, considering the little use it is of to the pub.ic.-T Builder (Advertisement.]-SPASMS IN THE STOMV:i Ti_anivarev, eau LvoudirrioN CURED BY Elottow.V. Pius.- 1.1 tract of a letter from Mr. Dalwood, of Goodwood. near Syl...y. N. , South Wales, dated 14th September, 1549.-" To Protest., II : orris. -fer,-Having bad an experimental in '.ledge of the t.i • produced by your valuable pills, 1 con.t.ier it my dr.y 4 a..... . known the two years ago my daughter. then sixteen 1.... r. '...... guttered fur a loog time with cramps in the s tomac h . dat6,. ;.. ~ ..r. indigestion. I tried various remedies Wallotlt benefit, 0.:: . '... doss of your wonderful pills hare mtored her to perfect hei..... ~ she is mutely free from any symptoms of her forma eix ,e.d.r. . - Bul4 btrand y all anaken. uresis ; and at Professor Holloway. ter...b.ai1i...:.;, 244, S, L BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIiS. imams. BOLL/AIN - D.-April 23, at Dui:Aikido Hall, the wtfe of E.llO - _.:. Peg., of a daughter. LIUMPHERY.-April 24, at Clapham-common, the :NIT of L- .' Hamphery, Esq., M.P., of a daughter. JACKS/N.-April 23, at Clephara.park, Mrs. John Flower 14,k,, or aloe. PARSONS.-April 23, at Lownskssereet, the Hos. Mr.. Parser, • a EEL WAILEtE.N.-April 23. at Winclweter, the ask oil!. Warn, Er; Lieut. R.N., of a son. WEBIt -April 23, at Burton-crescent, the wile of C. L. WON Er,. of the Temple, of a daughter. WiIATELY.-April 20, at Ediolnugh, the wife of the Rev. E. w Whitely, at a daughter. ILUULIAGES. BARATTI-CLARKS-April 23, at St. Oempe's, Ileoorer-equ.tre, and et the Chapel at the sedation 15Steory, Capt. Ottario Giumrpe, sun o Signor trust.; Baran, of 115trone ,IvreaP, to Mary SuAin, younirce.l:ughter of the late IL Clete, EN., of Welton.P.Ac. Northeropueshire BARBER - WILES.-April 25, at the Unison:in Baptid Multi. Warr, by the Rev. T. B. W. Beep, Mr. J. Berber, to lies Musa Wits BARBOUR-JACK-SOM.-April 25, et St. Pancras, by the Eon. I. Ponta, LI.A., lIAL'e Chaplain of tie Sevoy, Val ..1 sh ~. woad ace of the late!. Barkou. Esq.. of Dunmutr Ilm C.• se, ~ Douglas, N. 8., to Clua, youngest daughter of the late K. Jan 5... Eao., of Eiventour. BARRY -41.1.1.1.1:1::01P"All'INtatnithlm:heEobanALt116QP.:1-..trert..ththi-to.April w sec° :; :e ;:4;.. „, : i r o b uib L f a ineo ., E:P o l fw e lsh ba"7 :l: l l „.. i,e k i l... ..ll .". . l l 4...i i .. .. l lAtiliE-MASSIAIL-April IS, at Emit Naos, war Edinburell. ' • ; Ivory. Esq., to Jane wilkinien, daughter of W. W. Masse. es, • ; of &root:hope. Barbados. orixoS-LILLET.-Aq A st st. Wars. Walthemstow. In R. heap Char Meet am te a t C. Sperry Esq.. or el •-• square, to Eliza, eldest tighter of S. Lilley, EN., Weltheal.As TATNALL-WILLIAMS.-April 23, at to. Mary's, West Corm • the Rev. 2. B. Atkinson, A. 11. Tanta, F..0.1p. elipt- 9!nd It. leaden, to Diana, youngest daughter of T. Williams, leq., at .• , Wow, West Woes, late of Busrvod House, Surrey. TAYLOR-urnu.-April 23, by her uncle, the Rev. John 51 .;. shell, Vicar of keelhaul, misted by the gm. William Hooke. V'. of Broutyanl, Charles Taylor, Es., of Maury, to Melanie, Aar, , : daughter of James 1:0111, Esq., of the Glam. DEATHS. BURKE.- Apell 22, the BAT. A. Burke, Curate of St. Clhent. .. I snit only 'arriving sue of Major Burke, Lit Queisiettry. iii.ol,. CUALM EIL -April 23, at Larbcrt nous, eitirliEggirO, EEO. '• of Maim (Ulmer. Cl cow4R lL2 4. :: u: Ar pru t 22 2 , 3, 111ary min A: w o, ife w a i t fe m ot t.. 11:. coops. T.Colie, 0 :::itet: : :::: HIM logien, Purley, aged '4. 1 ., Il O ti l: .lE L iia eL L l- 17N %- ni D erudi l .. . Pri -Ap a i'l g1q ;: . 2: 81 , 2: 41 ,: 1i a7 84k- Edisiburghe Lml4 Sweli M we r. ll. o. F.lww4 Gulla: lo :':: : ' - ' '' I i t7it y l ,l ol: l4 : a : 4rd- - - K Arpr eL ti l it 4. l 22, 2 ,0.., 5, at a l t r .4 4 n r y: l . 3 ;atile u . t-tn r,Irv w414 l 10107411.1. :" : " :J:::71; STKPIIIO4I3.-April et, st leeoplue, Maidenhead. Tiers L-.. a . ;,..• phew, Req., aged 63. THOMPSON.-.April 24, at 66, Leadenhall.street, Mr. W. rt-"" ,. 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