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EK LAP INTIILLMENCE. MORT OF KOMI BENCH. Woman* Invasay, ressumws U. PCSN e. 111A111111. ' Mv. Dammam stated, that this wee so actin for elessilerous word. written and spokes by Defendant, ireleslated to injure the character of the Plaintiff, • ohs laid his damage. at 2001. The Plaintiff was a • reopeetsble coil-dealer and cheesemonger. residing -61 Bayswater ; the Defendant followed the same Mae in the same neighbourhood. In the month of Selpeeseiher last the Plaintiffs... informed that some • pettiest hod written up with chalk upon the walls nod hooves is the neighboorhood, words and Peer . team highly injurious to him (the Plaintiff) in his Viodosees. Aniong.t other libellous and slanderous regissoeiene were the following:—" Feint short 'weight rod aleassre"." Fenn sold Mrs. Long • beehel of carts sheet is measure a peck"—" Fenn niumeen bushel* short." The Plaintiff, on this Iliseevery, poblisbed • hand•bill, offering 101. re. ward far the discovery of the author. The hand .bill woo posted and di4ritiated through the neigh heartwood, and became s subject of converastion in • the presence of the Defendant, who said it was • nominate fee the Plaintiff to offer 10/. reward; be would set give tenpence, ss he (the Defendant) ....old prove all that was written, and more too; •and that he world write the some at any time, if Amy one would give him 101. Upon this being -reported to the Pleietill he brought the present metiers. • Witnesses were now called, who deposed to this cooversatioa, and also swore, that from the resem blance which the writing on the wall bore to the • Defendant's writing, they believed he was the writer. Mr. Se.everr contended that no credit could 'be given to the witness who had sworn to the hand weitiog. It was impiiinible there could he any re semblance between letters made with chalk upon a brick wall, and so large. as one of the witnesses said, the he could read them at half a mile distant. and the coitirnyii hand-writing of a prraon. All the written libels, he contended, must therefore be out of the question. Bus the last count in the declara tion relined to•words spoken ; and even should the Jury think they were bound to and on that count, nominal damage. would be fully adequate to the injury the Plaintiff bed sustained. The Jury found is verdict for the Plaintiff on the loot count—Damage. 30/. ; et,sta 40*. as bra COUP.T OF COMMON PLEAS, SATURDAY, FrIBRUARY 23. ACCIDENT BY VIOLENT DRIVING. TILT a. DAVIDSON. Mr. Tuttoa read the declaration, which set that this was an action brought to recover compessetion for the 'mjtiry done to the wife and child of the Plaintiff, by their bring upset by the servants of the Defeudant, while driving iu the high '"'road near Horsham. 61r. Serjetnit Luis stated, that the wife aod child H of the Plaintiff were driving in • single horse tort 'on the Dorking road, near Horsham, at two o'clock 'on the 27th June last ; the two servants or post. 'boys of the f)eferideut, who was the innkeeper at •nd who were driving • Gentlemen's • chaise with four post horses ou diet road. dashed against the cart, upset it, knocked the parties out against a tree, suit iliflicted serious injury upon the • Plaintiff's wife in particular, acid for that injury compensation was sow sought. He mid he should • prove that the Pleiatit's cart was in its proper - place on the road, sad going in the same direction • ' with the post bop, who wantonly came in contact wfth the cart and upset it, in the manner already sorabotied. The Defendant was by law responsible for the esiscosdect of his servants. Mary Anne Darling, the daughter of the Plain tiff's wife, proved the particulars of the accident ; she was iu the cart at the time ; the fore-wheal of rise post-chaise rather brushed against the side of the cart, end the hind wheel quite 'truck it. and tilted those in the cart over the footpath close to the tree. Plaintiff's wife was so hurt as to be quite senseless; she wee «maned to her bed in cons.- sjueoce of the accident. and obliged to employ a servant to do her work during firs illness. Cross-exscuined—They were returising from cloistering the child, and her mother wee delicate after her lying to. Sire did not know that the harms were Mr. Davidson'., except from having heard it at home. The Plaintiff was a labourer, and knew Low to drive • cart, for he used to drive one to tam will whrre be worked. He never turned the horse's -head as the post-boys drove up, so as to throw the wheel a little more into she centre of the read. Wit tiest was uot shaken out at the cart, although her mother was. In answer to questions from the Court she said, that the p os t -boys, after the' accident. drove ou the iug of somebody front behind caused them to stop. Eboabeth Tapler said she was also in the cart, and her description rif the accident was corroboese owe of the last wituesee stairwell!. The postAirfpo were in lull gallop, and the cart moving only in a good' walking pace. and as close us possible to the footpath at their own Sdr. There was comfortable isms for the chaise to pass, if the wet -boys kept the road twoperly. She was one of those who were teas's out by the shock. Plaintiff's wife received so much iajary as to require medical aid. She knew owe •l the pest-boys, who was in the service of the•Delendsut. Mr. Davidson. Cross-examined—There wee another house that let post horses in the town; but she knew one of the boys drove Mr. Dovideou's horses ; she lied seen hist•is the stable yard the very day before. James B y said lie wee lii his own hose*, frem which he saw the accident, and assisted in lift. log up the woman and child after they were thrown sot. tie estamened the track of the cart and also of the post-chaise : there was certainly room fur the latter to pare, or for two carriages. The bark of the tree was split by the 'crepe of the cart wheel. Tlie cart could not have kept nearer the foot-path than it had dour. _ Crosavenamined.—The road was nut so narrow; Mt be did not ineavaire its width. The liou•ktoys were driving a getilleman's snivelling carriage,. 4alyi Taylor said be was near die sprat 2l the Wipe, and hearing a cash said acreatu, lie land op iti k girt assistance. fits descriojaa of the relati►e service. siteitioa a age cod sad Anise ctrrespaVided with - that gine by Qui We wifeless. The erealrf the . read was shoot seeeoseen feet clear for carriages to pies. Mr. Hastar, wpm, et Dorkieg, attended the Plaietiff's wife earwig her lying:tn. arid Wee alter the accident by beiug shrews out of she cert. She had three nooses, was exceedingly ill and confined for Ike weeks; hie hill, which nes paid by the Plaintiff, for attending her 'luring the accident, alone anciented to tiperanls /if 8/. Cress-examined-Iln bill was framed je•t as would charge for attending a labourer's wife adder such cercutostances ; it would hove exceeded ifie sawed lime Nal idioms liAd Ash Lem ow the WOW shad Om is Mho emlesiyeg,* did see hear her speak soy me. tar the peiseser mot the Most protimatiso thee he hum& came from head be told Abbott Mist k was rob. Ow 1118 he made wee of a mosibessilp ...1.64 bn WV". Site lied, hieled her agate, end 'Mims= tell hiss he weed/ hill her, to width be replyed, web • horrid iespreeeileaobM Whe did be weld take her to Illemakee She semi marmishi. Whams modereteed hies so wee dal he witeld sell the body anDwitese the sargess. Mesons remised is the room ell might, sad shoot six in the eseeminglie heard a renneg soles is her threat. He stepped .p became drowsed bad 'eked him to do so, hi order to pet eat /Albeit from besting her. Almost eight e'clock be left the roma, believing deceased to bees!, asleep. Al th a t ties H was sm=ug, and he told her set to disturb the Edward Sylield, another loam Is the same homer, cor roborated the evidesee of the feregoleg whimsies. He went into Abbott's moat in the essintieg. Nichols was there, MA Abbott hod Mary Lees is his arms is bed, and said, " rim did if all is met deed." Abbott seemed betimes drunk and sober. hardly komeleg what be was about. Whores we=t sad fetched a oesstable, who took him him coolody. harsh Aimee was seems( so the Primmeri she also trend. heated the teatiamay of the previous vileness as to the brutal Mabee. of the Prisoner, ea far BS it came *der her observatios. Mr. J. Davis le an asslialest torgtaro al the Warmer; of It. Giles's and St. Georgia perishes, sad, sa the mussing of the Mb he saw the body of the deceased. lie rowed no external stark* of violence, except • metesios over the eyelids. the Tuesday after * was reseal whets the body was opened, sad saw II large emplem of blood, to the ameust of these or Poor *seem formed bye ft/pion d via eel I. the base of the heal., between that sea the dins meter. It wee aulleirat So amuse her death, awl no doubt Ail fame it. Mash treatahat es the deceased was described M hive received would cause fetch a rapture sod extr.iva cellos of bleed. He was of etiolate that the rupture of the vessel retold not have lakes place more them four sr Sc. hours bolas the death of the patient. The person and make ef Mary Lees were sot such as to make her subject he spa piezy from natalai causes. No morbid spresnace was seem in the thorax or abdomen when *pelmet. Mr. Ogle, soother sorrow', deposed to the same effect. Whoa called on for his defeem. the Meow, said he did lot know what lo my, bat that with Making sod setekisgg he was gels bog forwrrd in liquor, and so was deceased, whet bit hint wish sumethisg twice en the skorlder, sad thee he struck hie out the eye back hooded, which blackened it. Thal wee the ranee of the quarrel. Same GRAHAM lies summed up the evideme and the hey, after retiring for a Smarter of as hour, relu rsed with a verdict of—Graly. The Coalialom SalLitall? immediately ireitiesced the Pri am's to be Imaged on Monday uterming, rod his his body to he given over for diasectiss. Daring the whole of the Gamma Serjeasi's sillier, the Fri/serer realetaised an ammoniac* of mute iodigereese, 'aloe quitting the bar, declared that he hods. Wiest*, to deprive the deceased of life. He added, u I hope, if lam to die, that you will Isobel *few hosts after sae, for you are all • *et of coned rogues together." We never witnessed • nee is which there was less elm perks excited for the sehappy criminal; the details of whoa. brutality at the Ibate of the cuosiaisaiuo of the out. rage which ended In the death of the detested, as well as whose general conduct es she trial eabseqemetly, maned to Mee steeled all hearts agaisst hie. He is • meat ma, of sallow complexios, mad forbidding aspect, abort 49 years of age, sad is lame of sae leg. 201. if for a person in a different :iteration in life. Mr. Seljeant VAUGNAN, fur the Defendant, said ' ihat the gentlemen sod his servant who were in the pest-chain were sow abroad. and therefore there waa mew no opportunity of making that justifies. lien which otherwise they would have been prepared to tender. The question was, whether the *evident arose through the ',reticence of the poet-boy, for the elope could the Defendant be held civilly re speellible. He then urged that there was not *IA. clout legal evidence of the horses being Mr. D.vi I. eon's. Why not have celled the boys, ar proved the post duties from the excise accounts. If, bow. feet, thep thought there was legal proof, then mine eta Owasso of the quantum of drainages for eow pensatlOga poor labourer's wife (or hiring a meant N lie her • month's work. They would else bear is voimill that phe was ill at the time—just recovering ' out of her lying-in, which no doubt sggrar.terl au' injury that otherwise would liarSe been quite trilling. The Loan Cusir JUSTICE, is sumniMg op the evidence to the• Jory, observed, that as to the im proper driving, the evidence was all one way : the cart was going at a walking pace, and the chase, driving furiously. came in contact with it—not going different ways, but traversing the road in the same line. .Then there was proof that the servants were the Defeurlant's again they had in evidence the particulars of that poor woman's injury. front her family, and the amount of the bill for the doctor's The Jury immediately found • verdict for the Pleintiff--Damages, 45/. and Costs. OLD BAILEY, S•TuaDAY, FRORVART 43. Abbott was iisdicted fur the wiltal mitader ef Mary Lees, alias Duggan, by besting sod kicksag her; sad, I. another cunt, by causiiug the rapture of • bloodoeseel the head of the drained. Ann Smith herd, na the 9th of February, at 41, plot street, the boon kept by the Prisoner. She bent Nary Lees wises she Gist nine so live with him, about four yens age. They lived together u ease and wife. 0. Ist swa in sif the ISIS *et. wanes, between six sad mere o'clock, was asked by deceased to feel her eye. The Primmer was by the ire, smoking his pipe. Her eye oat very muck braised, all down her face. She said that Pesenee bed dose is, through ber *waist so take money up to she hied lord. Prisoner said he would serve het tee times cone if she did mot hull her poise. Wiser. advised her to bike the mosey to the landleed; amid she said she most take's. er sot ga age*, se she owed him so much. Primmer said be would serve wanes no had as deceased, wire did go to the landlord. Whereas stopped SIR she mat bask arid wee in tad out of the room sill swain sbe seureing When she came hick Prisoner asked her for oineeee. She saW she bad sot got on; ea slid he wed very bad laegnage, and said, if his amber sod father came nit of their graves, he would kill bee *et night • and be isamedisidy sued bee ..a dashed her down , so d, with all the leen he bad, he stamped epos liar belly several times. Witness said, " Doe% de that," and be told her, if she did see h.* bee *newt be would serve her worse; and she, bens, ill, was afraid to get op, lest be honked her doe* Si.. Deceased lay sue the grimed sheet • quarter of is hoer, and thee pet oat ber bead sod s.ksd witness to help her up; beet slew did get ep kiwi( by a chair. While she was settle( ma that be kicked bar several tons es the lege, sad repented that be would kill her that eight. Wanes stoked her if she weft* have • glass of gin, as she .armed so very ill. Dememell was sober at she time. They went oat and bed a lerffAslo of MOIL When they came Met Abbott was malt' by ita lire, and be took the dekuseed by she semis sad against the bed 'adsorbs...hag her yak bevies, beementigni. lag his mosey. She sleen sold she 'wad live him • pig( beer, if he wanted it, chid she seat fee. After hiked deft! that, deceased west and had half a pies of beer for hoe* When she again returned, be dashed her epee the hmke. with all the furre he bed, fee whom, sever saw Way aka so eager, ins bee life. lie still threatened in kill bee that night, and did Dot care if his another awl father tem Mt of their g . Whoa deceased get up she said milhillimg had hors es the right side (Whew bead, cud down 1109•9116. Morris thus Cie.e in, sad whines advised *mama he 0116 charge of Abbott to she patrol, bet she said, "No, 1 sea', ; sad 1 shell sot be obliged so say on that does, as abs knew Billy would kill tier dirt night " While she lay en the Boor, where the cools were, ea her back, she bad fain ea, and was quite stiff; wanes thought eke was deed. At that time Rinser eat the deceased's pockets off, sad at down spite. Whre she got up spin the said be bed get all her mosey. Wilms* asked her I. go to bed, and she said slio would ; bid wiles winces get her on it, he took see by the arse, and dasbed her down ea the Boor. Alt. bolt went owl, and slims be came back be west to sit by she Ire, sod deceased sat by him, sod ape wanes meet to bed. Deceased sever sunk or sabred to strike the Pei , sewer, arid eke cony edited bin see seine which wise a very bad one ; Am was after be had struck Yee. Deceased was a very tall woman. Abbott did net seem drunk, bet is the way of becoMing so She had liner had any quarrel aisle Abbott. N. seemed in the mime* of that day more severe lathe deceased than es say ether time, mid be seemed se be determined to do something te bey. Cross-examined by the Prisoner.—Sbe dew him sty slam wish on of his feet ea she derwased. Whoa Wilolllo went bed,laisiteri . sat &crowd - mei e shun by the Its together. lavioia Nicole Wird is she same bone. Oa tile= hi "teethe she bad gee. oat, sad, weerh less,., she got to the door, eke heard violent screams from Mary Lees. Wima she got iota she room' ale fumed she deceased lying on back us she Aver, end Prison. wee lesoieS will, en head in the. table, sad kk-kieg her seers' times ow she belly with great 'Wettest. Drummed said to her "Skies see frees this 'Maio, for be will kill r Wit ness told Prisomr be should en inn use be, end gat be im** than; and he toll her that if sae isterfered he would serve her is the same way. That prevealed her frees. wile/kris( ; bet she, get the woman up isle • chair, where she fanged away. Abbot sat doers ea a chair by she Gro s and did • sat kelp the devvesed at all. Ana Smith came ire sheet ibis ton. Lees was iosewsible for five or sax sesiones: she them took • chair by the Are. The aide of bee head was much bruised fed black when he hod kicked bee. Deceased said that the Priam/se had ladled her no In bead. ' Whim wen I. bed, sad d en as a rsi n g west late Abbott's men, sad Algeria sad be were there. Wine witness got to the dyer ohs beard Abbot esciaim, " D—a her eyes, she is dead !" Mose. west is the bed. side, and found deceased quite cold and find. Abbott teased to the Are sod said, ". Writ, sa she is diva. 'hey cm only have he bury leer!' Deceased gave Prisoner mo peen _ POLICE. -.0N0.. PORAITUAT. Thursday a yeses sewlissass, bsIM. a sit Noise Is t he Admiralty, sad related Se AmlMes of she highest &semi tiee,was brow& ap bp IfiehaWYM ties, sad orwlerweat an esamisatioe before Sir Richard Movie ea a charge et anireS is have bees ammilied seder eircummseces serest asgrevellea. It wee Mated time a sheet time 11/10 the .tweed sad 16 brother took kids*, he the boast en respectable elderly alas fee skive emeihe remits, nod that they hod Mee there bet a few days, when the accusea k is the showy of the sweater part of the bantam of the hew, followed site daughter of the landlord to a bed-reem, sad kiwi*, Wean mesas of a Maar bled to reveal beetroot erylse eat, be accomplished his purpose. The she monies the breams twisted the lodgisige. The Mellon which she raperieseed, awe the ceasefires. agitation, predated sock is *Bret tepee the young girl, that she was moldered in setae danger, aid Mr. Beckett, a Magistrate, residing sear her fa tires hew, west Mere one took her depositioa epee oath, sad apes that information a wars**t wee veined. A meth al Aim attended es 1 heroloy, awe he stated that the pew .llllNaria was toe ill to be remelted, and it was ewes estressely doubtful if she would recover. As applicatiest was meet Se ar R. Biraie a allow the massed to se at large apse bail, but we umiersiand it was reresed, as* he remake in sue. • lady. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TIBILILADT 111. The lama Catholic Address was presented to aleetps le Ate! by Mr. fireretery O'Gorman, Mr, Nicholas Marta ► ottd esibere, who were received la the most rat-loos asesisser by the ♦iceroy. Mil Exeellersey was pleased to reirogelee Mr. Mabee es wee of the Cassius of bus old Irish brigade, whom be bad last seta above forty )eve ttgt. The (*Howler is a ropy of Ms Exc.' lleory's swum Waimea; I am happy to imam this ronlfal espremiera of year doti fel attachment towel& oar beloved Smartie' sad the Mem Mimes Home et DeasswiaL le sdatiessterieg she pest charge which his Majesty his amide.' to sty livid., it *ill be my Imes saabeta regulate ay coedoet 'roadie's so the spirit of ea Royal de elbpstio• S. boob Heaps d Pertineseet, by chic* emir Cog lee sigoilled" That all description. of his replete.; ems& drolly rely epos the just end equal alerseistraise of ate laws, mid epos this pneental longitude fee shear estrum." Your flivisorable opieine, fuseded is yaw observetioe of say poblis cberailse, la idobly gretellel to me; eel I swore you /list the priasipire *bid beweivesianseetied sae to yoor Career resale embensi Tear Ataewlaftge, bowever.uf the laws and owealtallise of Ma woultry enlist IS.. apprised woos that wile% is up Magi allaties, Is le adesarbaler, set to slier, the law. .4 Year desire of pronto*, Wass; sad happier.. is this our native hod will be emausamily 'yawed by the couthot este of yuur fashful obedience to the law, end of pee active assists - bee ht preserving she public peers and good order of she country. Seth enedect noes, prove (Ds it 11- 4 hitherto pawed) an irresistible this to she atifeeties d cur lisirseeige, eel se the jest eoesideratiee of the lkgielater• of tbs. espies. -—-- - - - MARKETS. [From the " Louden New Prise Cerreat'l —.. FRIDAY. POISUARY fintran.—Tbe demob for Sow revived cosaidevahly ea Toesday last, and the price• paid were is. per cwt. higher. blare thee the newee bag sootioeed, god, la the market is still very inditTereolly suppked with blisserivartia, the holders are Ira, and have obi/laid prices • shade higher; this ad. resat this week way be stated geagrally Is.a fa. per cwt. Rebated Geode are little varied; the low dreeripinsea are atilt scarce, aid is deltoid ha perkiest sad siseltialf they mock higher prices is propsitioe lien fin Gees gaols. e tt ii . " Molasses were is brisk demand at 14s. sad few seller.. pswer.—The denoted eeetiotieg excrptiog for timam, which are I. 'eyes! • a puce! of Dania Itaisiag bees sold Istely rather ead4 the present ettelailrele- Huy, BRANDY, slid HOLLANDII.—Tbere was great Walt. mess is Ilona early la the week, in the anticipation of the 1 8 ;,, cooes e between the West holies and the Visited Stat.• being se.opentd Brandies and Greets are without slum. Goa. EArard Morrie lived is the Primate's boors. Ile de posed to the Primmer bikini Ibe dirreamul frogs the bed, throttle, her no toe door, and MAW( and siamploc us bee body. Abbott hied a hod lee, sad said ►e wishid be mold kick her Ewe without haras' his log. Witness did el. he could to prevent h•tt, but he was so violent, sod kicked se much, that be could not rt busies ibis is time ; '_ hiost g.ifuilDir tf.rcilibs MirtE. mbin &ea G et, pri.m..1.1, Li, i..,_ , .. . . 4 Walk hTilsoniied Hip* Leado ff . . - teo; sad Whifolinfl, Panfitgri Is, Net. 1 Alesirdler Arit4le, late of Lyeeneter, ftwette; to b. TIM Sift hie bees devil to rem ... A. app. nista 1 d r' , 11 "" A II I" , a " A r i l 4 . lit Use .II am liiief, A,,,,, Beery Stook, amthelet el Mavioity, sod Regirso ..... a ' " ma "— "., A 5k " ..1 % 111 P. 1•647, 1 . 4 "c° 441 i Loa U; 1 Greets I. the University ef 4...lasheidge, ON Usenrry • f bile Silt . .."‘Plo "mies•e"rto Tral 4 f• Loothata.. Illejedysa Cathedral Church of Peterborough, vend by she PI.P.", Cl ..g b , a 1111°1141 °. • "nr 8411 4 1 1., 1.5egv4, 1 ., dull of the Revering Doctor Thomas !hiring, Is Deno "l'e ° '1"""". 1 ° un°'° ll4l . Nola 13 9 li. Mil Aped 4. w *seed. sr., et On &Par IS% littlisa- ii , ....rpi r , Nerve. Adline --"•`_ one, Gr. rarlf. slid Falliner, Redford rew ` • 1,1.0148. ; is I Iloradmito - - - - Creesto-OPel, Pebrieri 0, Ike. mamas ILITUINIED TO MITI IN TWO PagallNT PARLIAMSNT. 19woorlbe likekbegley —The Right 11••••rehle Prune% Levee= Gomel, eveteteisly celled Lord freerie Leers*. Gower. he the nom of the Heeetireble Wjlhrto Henry Ceireedieh &stack. eentenenly hteejlie et Tisch.. fel{ The he. eeeepted the Chiltern Needrede. Ceeneip el Mentronerg.-1 he Right Heiseieetiolle Chalice Welkin William Wyse. N I LITA RY Wee-Office, Februer, ti, lett 16th Regiment a Light Drageons--Jehis Eduard Write Beetrae, Geol. to be Garret, by perelmee, Mae Cmistare, whose appointseeet has no taken plaes-.reset FebraarY 14, Mt/. hi or Grosaher Ilegirood of Fool Goarde—Liestemet- Colonel Peter Hodge, from the 11th Foot,* be Captain sad Lientenest-Coleeel, vies *ashore, who andammer dated ea above. lat Regiment of Feet—Lieutenant Joshua Job. Pneadeo, from bell-pay 6Stb Foot, to be Liesitemant Apayistg lbe difemmee), vies Everett, appointed to the 334 Pesel—.dated as ebove. 3d ditte—Captahe Job Rellaed, areas haltpey 34 Deepen Guards, to be Capetian, vice Riebeed Wheeler Hooper, who exchanges, receiving the differeoce—dated as above. 1316 Alto—Major William H. Illennie, from 24 Peret,to be Major, vice Holgate, who enclosers—doted as above. ltd djityllajOf Beaaei Holgate, from she 13th Pest, to be Major, vice Desele, who exchanges—dated as obeve. 29th ditto—Liewlentint.Colunel Howourableiames SI aatbope, from the Ist or Graeadter Regiment of Foot Gamed*, to be Lleusenant.Colonel, vice Hodge, why eat haeges--dated as above. 33d ditto...Lieuteesnt William Everett, from lbe /0 Feet, to be Lieutenant, vice Samuel Alexander Pave, who we tires epee half-pay 53511 Foot, remiviug the diFereece— dated as above. nib ditto--Lieetemet William Presocke to be Capitals, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted—dated as above. 44.fis dittu—Llentessot Etchers. Roberto* Halidam, from haltpay Nth Foot, so be Quartermaster vice Healey Items, *ho retires epos half-pay—dated as above. 54th ditto--Lieutniant George Bartley so be Illspitsita t with out purchase, vice Jaemey, deceased—dated December 9, Sorrow Christopher Gill,front the 61st Foot to be Surgeon, vice Jones, decemed—dosed February 14:1852. blltb dittir-Hospital.Aseleisiat Joseph Huey to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice St. Jobe, 'weaseled I. the Gins Foot—dated as shove. 52,1 duty—Brevet Liestmsent•Colesel George Warms Walker to be Lieetenast-Colonel, without puraltem, viee M' Lied, dereased—daled as above. Brevet Major George Halliard so be Major, vice Walked dated as above. ditto—Assistaet.Seegeos Charles St. Nibs, from lie Mevera.... sod Merry. Bakes, Lortioalsins. 11•1111atur Ha* And UM. Dotet,o6 Mdmisialbri hopporma, to reirreseler, . Mardi 11. It, at we, sad April 4, 0.11170 . 1 at the oßrilltrWator Atmo. lee, 0•110 •44 „. oglimpis. Mr. Higgs's, *escheat*? ; dud 111. lAN Chewer,- .Stioituediso. • •., $ , H. se, Herhisitil Mltiolweds,M*llo.4mkr, form. pppilltr, Morels It, 13„ mid A p it 6.M dorm et the Styes tha , .. kiwi it. Tlittmao the Apostle,, Demo. Atwell., News Collett arid G. Llimmeorp-lase. lAndou 1 mid Mi. Toms r, Bless r. • (;etmlf , Blyib, 7fillMw 4176 hr *4 Sttaketirlt Mash, of &mimees', ad of Livapool, without,. to March 14, 15, mad April 6, at eleven, at the R a pt 16 4 , , ilkirosingliam, Ammer)", Ik. Aiezooder, Oseeposeess i "pin% laejelde, Widest ; sod Memo. Lee , Sur, mid ilea. Miresieghom, . , • &moo Cater, late of Ilkattlaslkeu, slfalk , green, to mr. /mslur.lllare4t,7, at, kvou, IN mod April 6, ai ANSI lue, Bury St. Ediseods SatoJk. y r. Ilkasuom.Stourussiekat; std Mora. Diloe sit Sam, liars lee, booths— . • Miler Imam Comert god Peter Comert, of kourlnp. ulie-wadirmsp. to ourreador, Matruh 1, f , a „,, April *Ow elnall.* thi Court of fwergiasumf• .t. Sao, rapt% BeatsghalLorreet. Anatomy Mesora.Richarila os w Miller, New low, Liman, Thomas Mortise, of Mottierham„ loce.semsofatearer, aurreeder. March 11, 7, sad April 6. at %wenn% at th, g m , lee, Nottioglial. Atiersoye. Mr. Prearulmad. mid Mears. Hurd and Jokasets, Test*. Lasillet. William Tract, of Exeter, factor, so outireaskr, Ilasek It, awl April 11, at demo, at the Otobta Tarim Exeter. M. Warr, Mr. Hugh Thomas Sim', Bly.plear, Notliwra, L ow dos 1 and Mr. James Terrell, Sarthelormew.yard, Eerier. Jobs Swift sad Thomas Swift, of Hedlund** Takao. chasm, to surrender. March tit, at silt, 77, sod April g i tee, at the George lea, HaddersAeld. Atlanta's, Mr. Ma Batty., Haddersfhild; sad Mr. Rithard Battle, Chancey. lane, Loadon. William Taylor, of Groat Tennant.. Norfolk, surreo, succeeder, Marra 1, at seem 7, at tee, sad April 6, at twelve, at the Crows sod Ascher, Great. lfarmithilli. Atter. nem Mews. Swain, Shrteree. Maples, Pear,,, mid Illuat,ol4 Jewry, Loudon s said Mr. Palmer, its*. Great Yaremelli. William Earle, of Choral -street, Rotherhithe, Serfey, tic wallet, to surrender. klatch 11.19, and April 6, at tea, the Cosit of C.touraissioners of Bankrupts, Basiughall Loodou. Atioreec, Mr. Sawed, Paradise row, Stitho6l‘,. Richard Peirce Alum. of Elmnareet..Gray's brewer, to serreuder, Much b , 111, ad April 6, at twelio, at the Court of Commissitmers of Benkrupts, Basiogliall.strwt, Louden. Attoreeye, Meows. Field's. said Bartley, Dale. street, Groareeo•--- ur-oteare. (Dhohleads, ♦r. in our aszaJ NAVAL INTELLIGNNCE. bash Fite, to be Sorge;., vice Gill, appoirted to the lab Foot--daied as above. 77th ditto—Easign William Compete, late of the 1141 Foot, to lie Fassigr, wither! purchase, vice Byrne, prossemd.... &deltas above. Goth ditto.—Lientenest Moser* MNthell, frost hat-pay fed Feet, to is Leedom'', via, Alessioder Waters, elm ex changes, receiver the differeseis—daied m aim. • 57th ditto--Lientenant James Bowes tai be Aoistost, vies Carroll, promoted—dated October 19. 1510. nth ditto--Paymaster Philip Vyiryas Mehemet', from helf pay 010th Foot, I. be Paymaster, vise Jobs Gnawer, site exebsores—dated Febriesey 14, 1112/1. Ist Royal Vetere. Battalion. Lieulesast Musses Bleed, Irvin lie late stla Royal Veteran Battalies, le be Liertwealio, vice Lynch, whom append- I meat has aot takes place—dated Dee caber 25, 182). 14 Royal Vetere. Battalies. Corsa, Herb Brodie, from the late Nth Royal Veletas timelier, to be Captais—dated as abuse: 3d Royal Vile's', Batialios. To he Corselet —Captaiss Henry Frederick Coortesay, fools delete lOth Royal Veteran Battalion—doled December 25, 11111; sod Joseph Reels, from the late 1016 Royal Veletas Bamboo—dated as above. BREVET. Captain Thomas Redress, of the Honourable tie East looks Cosapsoy's Service nod employed spun the Re cruiter Service of t h at Cimpasy, to have the temporary not of Oliptaio in the Army while no empleyed--dated Tebesary 14, 1942. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy inspector ?bowie Draper from the half-pay, to be Depot ;J laapectior ensapitals2dated as above. To be Pbrocious to the Forces—Juba from baR-ry—olatell as above; Edward O'Litaiy, from loolfpay—iiateil as above. 11112uoft.aattint. The Cbeiotion wows of Cornet at'Dowall, ohs was .p. poising to the let Reeve* Gamed*, ea the 17th ultimo, are Jobs Aeirew. iMITMOURN, VZSRVART sr. THE THAMES EAST INDIAMAN. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. - - - - Witt RoUnmet, of Loaeboara.Chanibess, Loodoo, mfr. dant. from February 13 to April 13, at too, at the Court of Commissitiorrs of Bankrupts, Bee agliall-strert. Jabs Hooter, a Haw k burst, Beni, cora-dealer,front Febru ary, 16 to Notch 310 t at clears, at the Court of Cbramis siestas of laaktopts, llealoskslketreol, Loehr.. IIIANKRIMT7I. Abraham Jooepboif Martalea-risir, Preemie-Amt. Mood maes.fields, Middimen, snoselsost, to sermadcr, February 291, March 6, and April 0, at owe. at the Genet Commas simmers of Bankrupts, Illosincluill.atreot. Attororps, Mears. Williams and Goddard, Grofhlen-place, Greys-fan. Jobs Prortao,of Moseissoter, Lancaster, joists, taserrea der, Marti 6, 9,!sod April 6, at two, at the A Ilaiou Mote, Mao chaster. Attorneys, Messrs. Adhostori, Gregorh mad ressllko pier. Bedford-row Leeds. nal Mann. Lair cad Gaits Fircadiay, Maori:ester. J•mirs Hassell, late of Rocheator, Keel, wise sod brondy• merchnot, to surrender, Febroary t 6, Marie b, sod April 6, at twelve at the Court of Coasasissioarn of Boaketopia, Basirelsail street Leedom Attorney, Mr. Rippers, Gott"! Sunny-straot, Thomas Berieber, Isle of Claeltenhom, Gloooester, ambigua maker, to serresder, February 96, March b, and April 6, at fiesta, at the Court of Commissioners of fraoltrupois„ Ila. Loodatir. Atteinsey, Mr. f'utteo, Hamm*, deo loodisa. Juba Hodges Terkel, lota of Jermysilloselk lL Jamaseri, Middlesex, demist, tisourreoder„ March 110_11,4•6 Aprll f,M toebre, al the Coed of Commissioners of eiskrupts, &stag bait-street, Loodoe. Attoraey, Mr. Clerks Wright, Fee church-street. Julio Child, of Aidevorsabory.Lowiss, hosier, le sorweader, March 9,9, sad April 6, at ten, at the Collat. of Coramis siosers of Bankrupts, Basersholleireet, Lomb's, Algorism Mr. Hiadnuits, Basinglialt-erest, Lando*. Jobe Sleek, of Nortb.oirset, Wasimainetter, tailor, to ear. reader March t, 9, sod April 6, at Mare, st lbe Court of Comusissiomes of Itookropla. Ihraiasitail-streri, Landon. Attorneys, Mears. Tiaras mad Prestos, Colensso-airoet. William &oath, Into of Morley, York, at ratite', to our. render, March 4,6, and April 6,at tlevoo, at the Court House, Leeds. Atioaarys, Mr. Willem, Grovel's...ea ea, Use. tost.gardso, London sad Messrs. Smelt sod Moose, Leeds. Junes &girth, hue of Morley, York, moreltsar, to sense. der, March 4,6, sod April 6, it sieves, at t Court Busse, Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. Wilton, Grrrille-storet, Hat. too sdris, Loudon • sod Moms. Sasith sad Mist, Leeds. Aleartadar Asdrsiesad Thomas Wong/lA.Of Liintaolor„ husks.., to surrender, March Vt, 19, 11111111 April 6, al ten at the itises Arms lea s Lawman. Alloraili, Steam' Finer .'Clock, ppts.--The Hon. East India Ceinass••• ship Thanes win taws of t►e beach about sieve* '1.61 this n oroias, asd is SOW 0111 her pssoage far Leads, slaws it is hyped she wiM arrive safe in a day se two. At makes bat link water. Too snack credit cases be given le Mr. Wuleuenbe and Cspt. Hardy, WINOS pernererarce be. been very eunispi ; four days 'thee 4 won cassidesed is. possible that the ship could ►ave bass got ready, bat the caulkers aad ea/pewees have manfully dose float et!. Mr. noses, use of the swami, has been very sits darn; the stair. It is considered that this is the first imamate of a ship of this site basin ever Ism ga of sn the cyan of Uses for wry yi ars. sr; Mammy ISt Ralf past Fitt, p. sa.—The Maass East I seisms, will, twu •scan beats a head, is new passion through this wind W.B.W. wad assiderate : supposed she will be rend Disagrees, by six o'citick. MARRIAGE.. Mona, sesisight, al &ohm. Williams Clark Eisi.l24. B.A. of Brae% Game Cootisidge, *sip oss of Copts, C. Kis', K.N. a Lowesisift. is Sufis*, so Huy opcood Ile • g hte r Wow Cies*, Esq. of Kroors Hesse soil Biased Balk is ibis wooly of Nustbssobeslosii. DEATHS. Pew. William show, Vicar d Oiterios, Dross, NI In- Hwy a Lord Teigossestb. Bs Torodey et Borilleilei•lN Lori H. lorseetec dirt no of the Duke and Dockets of Beaufort. Oe Saturday, the led fastest, at the Vieseage, lassie[, aged 60, the Rev..le.bit Itehem, D.D. see et the lelleetet Ewe College, sad Vicar alkariii i bed Bessilisea. The seine deg, at Isis hoes. is the Cloisters, Midas Castle, aged 7s, the Rev. George Heath, DD. • Cams of Will44llr, and Fella, of Esse College, sod Yids of lust. =Jester Marshall, Deesetebits. HIGH WATILI AT LONDON BRIDGI TRIG DAY. atornieg 25 after 4. I Engin 43 Am 4. PRICE OF Bank Stock ..449 248 3 per CL Red 791 3 per Ct.Conr.7Bfil 79 31 per Cent 9Ol 4 per Cents. ... .971 98 5 per Cent. N. Ana. 104 losifie ON SATURDAY. Bank L Amt. 201 9.16 ladle 80nd5.... IF. Ex. Bills. 2....1,00g 2 pr. phi.. 2 pr. Ditto Smell .... 4 2 F. Coos.fet Ace.. 7.1; 7113 Headoes esir esslrap pit" * Ots. pege relalai i. assia."=6.4llimiut. Suet pahliebed, price Is. is Maeda "MA IRM Ie4 SHE AWN of LIFE ; • Non-Medial C. amatory as tho isdiaermisas arisiog taut Howes Frailly„.ia which the Carom Symptoms. sad Woof& % feels of bees teseica,Gosar:lsam, Strive/4. ' smi nal Hot" moo, Ite. are fully developed; Pert 11. comities tome es 'Barka es cereals female Complaint. is partimilar lily; Part 111. outbreak's Practical oP se e","" " s n ot Debility, Self Abase, and Xenia Irritates, with row "" teeeAiap obsorratioste vs' vegetable art *aims' tire • is I'o 4 tr. is • levies of Came ilhietialles of the preemliag outplaisley them is a familiar maosior, sod the Nob .1- .4eised s. lbe Tom& mid Illatarity heMbirses. Sy Stab WIC& Causalities Sarcoma, Imodiea. Nature bestis OmmNM'am dee., ei oak typerrevit uti.—CLAVPIO Mow Ilisooo is all the food of hllos'eopplies, . . lea fewodappliessios masts No wise." Map he had at 110, Pairessaire.nta ; folk 1111limat di, Piccadilly; 10, Prisms-awe, Sato ; 31. Flenotatel 174, Ftmetoueet • 40, West Salithheld ; PI, tlietwid , Load's; were. ... mid Ca., loam sad Co, R. Dec,, Ipswich; Ihmeett awl Duffield, Seth ; Ithepref, &islet ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Headley, Leeds ; a.d al 44 Bahaellees. MEWL GOSS sad Co. sea lei he loupolted,as serad, own day, as their Mem ; sod Militate is the Coolerf jammed to diatribe miaiseely the eau, eschomme • Poo' omit for Advise sod liedisiae,• which ma he hieserdel is say part Ode World. GOSS asd Co. N. R. C. S. 7, Jarveyo-eltef St. Jailicio; "oar Ho. If, • rem, Vim' Wig Loma... IL • Prittaeh w 1 rebiteirdl et Tf BRITISH MESS sh 4 THE GLOBS WWI Net )fl Weed, C . Wlll4, er the Stool. l • L.- .- r • - , t . , 'lf /GHT4S a l iCtEr7'E. Iteme‘M and Coma, Pri -street, M as k , t a w s ., „_.', I Meese. Milseatimill Nights, . . •,- i"" iffilitri le, net. Ak iih d oe Aeileade, late of Lemimer, bailor; to sneer. vdt hi ram ~,, A . s op. jii e ,,,,, I der, Starch 11,14, mad Apr . illt, lit tees,,at .ha la me , Ams oiaiiy, sod Rows " he m mer ~f I Imoiamer. Massey% Mt. leOebe, Lamm'. ; L ed u; • . • Notheidge, the Mammy of hie "4" 4 1 4 10G• 4404 . 0 . 0 4 Tel. Pie, Lastdoo. „ . Mare, 13 " 11 i t I . o lMter, tet t booda Kisier, k i e L i ma esliett.petitter. a ommoder, , , g m ' , 8. at of Peterborough, mod by the w t , Cht* l l k a " Ite r" • l'ut tee, et the mu. 100, jkiheo, Atteepep t , Messrs. *aline- lee, Gr. guff sad Faulkner, Redford rew `Litag eo ; ~,i i ........---- Pebrieri 0, left. Mesera. Noontime end Nervy, Bohm. laitelielMe. • Memblew Hardy mod &MHO Dete r el adoeloalk wawa 0 111171 111 TRIO PlitallNT I hoonssoeu, to rarrearler, , Mardi 11, 15, at 11., sad Apo' e Jaki6llT. otthree, as No KrialreWater Alme km, Moacho t o r , 4 , : -The Right Memorable Prune% tomes, Mr. Nights, Meachealer ;AM Mt, ISM, Chaseery_ i called Lord Fresno Lei's*. lam. Loadm. • • ~ . se Hottotirsible W il iam Hear, : Tacoma El' st, Hatbia.liMaialtilwaiD4.lo.6alist, to P.,. only celled MatiMis of Tisch. ; reader, Mamie 111,13.0 ad AmillLat alma. ot theMe ea g,,,. Chiltern Hosidreds. . Iwo; M. Thomas the ApeeMe. Demo. Mumma, Mew,. ' -1 he Right 8.....ib1s Chalice Collett mid Co. Llimaserp-lame, Imitate I sod M. Torsi r, EVI. r. . . • _ -ww--- Greiff. Klribt iFill lB . l 4194 10 9 . 1 4 ffmairirlt Meth, of PROMOTIONS. Eimdagbani, and of Liverpool, meiebentr. to n atired ,,. March 14, 15, mail April 6.. at eleven, atthe Soy a ; 16 4; 'ekes,' IS, lett. I Ilermineheair. Aitenwp, Ilk. AlemeMer, Caleyame t e, L e : trapeons--Joh• Edward Writs coin's lan.flelds, Ladies; sod Meows. Lee, Sue mtel %M. WI, by parehase, vies Camara, Birnaiagititle. . •.• i • . sit taken plans-dead &Omar* Stoma Cater; W. of liatilasia, tlafal it, tra m , to eer . finder,lllarch,7, at, Onus, is, adApril 6, at de t i o , as th; iof Fool Goarda-Lisoteoant. Angel lon, Bury St. Edionsods &Wolk. Atli:meta m i ., , es the 79th Foot, Mbe Captain Rams., Stommieket; and Messrs. Diem sod Ma% th e i 7 • II lee *ashore, who exclumges-wi low, Loudon- Jobs. Irma Comort sad Prier esesoil, of Oratent'Llo,,, • roast Joshua Jolts Prosadeo, Laiminp, obw.agambemte r to oureettater, Morph 7,9, a „,, , to be Limitemou ((papist the I April Mat cloves. et tblt Cent of fAmmisee•seri 4, 16 k. ppuiuted to the 3.1 d Foot-dated ropes, BmiegbalLeireet. Attorneys, Mesont.Richarika t a le d ... . pilfer, New Inn, Lemise.. i lima, Imes half ply Si Drape. llteasas Mottos, of Nottiaglam, leee.snoniefatenter. t re Richard Wheeler Hoopoe, what onmaltdatt Yard at 7, eel Aril S. at incl"% al ths im. . iffereoce-dated as above. lea, NottinpaiL Attomme, Mr. Fearalmad, Noth as h ui; H. Desole, from MI 'moo be mil Messrs. Herd sad Jame*, Tent*. Lamle*. eselesors-dated as &bow. William Team, of Exeter, factor, ter. autvoodat. Ikea ki, ° ips o , from sh e nth pool, to It, awl Aped 41, at deem, et thefffiebta Tame. Listed . At. N o . 1 ,6. '1 e 5 -d o l e d as a b o ve. I forger, Mr. Hugh Thames Shaw, Ely.pl.or, Holben, Loa. one' HosunrabielamesSiaatioge, dos; and Mr. James Terrell, Rartholemew.rwa, Rioter. , Regiment of p„ ot G gig gg. k g Joie Swift sad Thomas Swift, of Hedileviffirld, Yorkame. v H o dge, who ea t haage a -d al og chasm, to surreoder. March el, at six, 77, end Amide, g ten, at the George las, Hadders6eld. Atiorier, Mr. Juke ism &eyed, from the Ist Feet, Bettye, Haddersliele; aid Mr. Wilford Battle, Closest. noel Alexander Pagan, who ee. lane, Loath)... Foot, receiving the differeace-. William Taylor, of Great Yaresooth. Norfolk, sups., to surritoder, Mare& I, at seem, 7, at tea, sod Aped 6, at lima Praeoeke to be Caplets, bur I twelve, at the Cams said Amebae, Great. Yormide.k. Atter. promoted-dated as above. I sof t ie, Meows. Swain, Stmeno. Maple*, Name, mid Hust,ol4 chord Roberto* Halation, from Jewry, Loodoo i, and Me. Palmer, jig*. Grist Yarmouth. be Quartermaster vice Beaty William Earle, of Charcli-street, Rotherhithe, Sarum 'ie. tif.pat -dated as above. tootle', to surrender, Much 11.19, and April 6, at ter, at rg e B ar tl e y s o b e (N o w a w ish. Ike Coed of Couthaissioners of Bankrupts, Basiagliall 0r,., y, deceased-doted Deem bee 9, Londou. Amatory, Mr. Sawatch Paradise cu.. Fulhakithe. Richard Peirce Alum, of Elm-street..Gsaft Ine-lear, Le- is the 61st Foot to be &ogees, brewer, to serreuder, March 1, 111, mid April 6, at melee, at ed February 14,1892. the Court of Commiatiowers of Bankrupts, Basinehaliatroi, set Joseph Huey to be Assistant. Loudon. dummy% Mimes. Fielder sod Bartle), Dale. emoted is the 61st Foot--dattd *heel, Gralmfaac""Poar•- (Dfofeirods, 4s. Meer nasaJ mant•Coloael George Mover -- Colonel, without purchase, vim as above. NAVAL INTELLIGNIVCE. dto be Major, vice Walke•-• lIMITMOURN, VZSRVART rt. me Cheeks St. lobo, from the , viee Gill, oppointed to tbe INN THE THAMES EAST INDIAMAN. Fair e'Clock, paa.-Tlie Hon. East India Compawe c onger ", h oe o f the 14 A m . ship Thames waa tom of the beach about Arm* irlorit re u se , v i ce B yrne , 105e ,,,,,,t,„,.. Nth mornieg, aed is sow ea her maim* fee lonise, shoe it is hoped eke wiM arrive ode is a day or two. the makes , e ,,, mi1d,„,14 from h e g.. phy ood hot link water. Toe mach credit moot be gives se Hr. vie . Ak,,,,,,t,„ Water., irhe ee . Wuleumbe and Capt. Hardy, whom pemstrersoce los km armee-dated m Mime • very eunispi four days sham It was cessidesed im. on Bowes to ho Aojntsat, eke possible that the ;hip could have bees got ready, hot the October 19, IBM. caulkers and es/pesters have manfully dime dolt uhth. p Freya* Rubiesea, from half. Mr. Some), we of the oilmen, has bee. very elm ilarin auto ., eke Jew (amber, who the affair. It is meoldered that this is the area inseams of• ey 14, Ifl2l. ship of this site Mein ever beta pt of en she mast if tens Battalion. Some: for Amoy y. ars. from the late sib Royal Wiens an, mammy It oa r, e k e Lynch, whose mit . Ralf pat Piet. p. mi.-The Thames East Irdimso, with -dated Dec. giber 25, 192). two meant boots a head, is now passim through this bay. terse Battalion. wind W.S.W. sad seaderale : supposed she will he maid a the late Nth Royal 'Mersa Dilemmas by six o'cluck. 'dated as abuse: - -- teran Battalios. MARRIAGE. leery Frederick Courtney, hem Tomb, oesmight, at Reissem, William Clark Elwit.ffse s Battalion-defied Deeember 10, B.A. of &wet College, Cambridge, *alp sea of Captain 'roes deflate 10th. Royal Yeterau C. King, K.N. sit Loareeon, is supoilt„ to Nag Bliseled, mcood slaughter of Wm. Clash, Eau. of Deal.**Oß asa ,•EVET. of the Honourable the East Belfeett Hall, 1. the evenly of Nustbassboulmil. DEATHS. r' sad em p le y eil """ the Re " Rev. William Meow, View of Week's, Deem, sod No- - 0 1,1 1.Y. l° have lb. I_ _. , 41.1w . „ 7 thee to Lord Teigainenth. golf *hill ca ccaFkl*** -- "leu Os Tweedy, at 11141144110., Lard H. Seenenec Niel no 'AL STAFF. it the Duke sad Dachas of Beaufort. Os Saturday, the 10d Motto., at she Vieurage, /seein g.) "Peri Ire. the hair-901 i lobo Mato-dated as shove. aged 69, t he R ev . J..tni Robed., D.D. um of the Fellomst Fences-Juba it'Multen, M.D. Eine College, and Vicar of Smyth, and Benthem. The same d at his boom in the Cloisters, Wiliam I 1 , lib t : A v i e ' D ; mi ld . wiled "Al"' M.L. Ca W:da le lr a , ge s d ad 7s4 ;ellose be Rav el Et . t r tti e llre, ht sed ° 2 9 imr . il a Cal :s d r. =Mater Marshall, Doesetsbire. .7ornet at'Dowall, who was eat Goaeht, ea the 13th ultimo, are -1, HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE Till DAT. e wata---. Stornieg 20 after S. I Eveeieg 43 Om 4. SJ CY ENLARGED. -_ -- - -.-- --.. shoara.Chmobesa, Loodoo, see. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATVRDAT. .* April 13, at lea, at thiamin of Bank Stock ..249 248 I Bank L Anti. 201 9.16 h s e smisiliallatrett. 3 per CL Red .... 791 I ladle 80w15.... 57 re. it, ICeni,coro.dealer,front Febru. 1 o gees , at s h e C ourt ac h ;,_ 3 perCLConr.7Bin 79 I Ex. Bulls. 2.... 1,00.1. t . ghalkatreet, Lonna. 31 per Cent 9Ol I 2 pr. par. 2' pr. o. KROFT& 4 per Cents. ....971 98 Ditto Small .... 4 2 p. b' . 151..,.., Preempt-Work Good- 3 per Cent. N. Ana. 104 i - Cons..for Ace.7lll; 71 1 i , , leselmat, to men man, Feheosep 103 iii.- 10 is.., st the Genet Cameo- gluillatreet. Attoroem, Messrs. - - -- * lisatimes seism asslaipaapit" ny'a•tompliset e Grays-la& * Otte pp relates-to masa."6.4llamus. 'ter, tailcoats*, joists, totems- se moot the mu s e m o w. n e s. hod pablislitd, pelotas. I. Moak "MN elliede • ' Adi t e ir t "_. i Gtirerj,_ . 4101 _ _PPM' MIN Ig AGO) of LIFE ; a Non-Medial Ca. awn MUMS. LAM ON Ceases, .1l natatory os tio iodiaeredeas mishit fre• Beim , _._ Frailly„ la which the Comes, Symptoms, and tonsioi If. - nest chelle l iE u est !„ l "." 11 7, lwawi r...._,.. feels of Saes tesciee,Gooorrhen, &tie' ere, Semi sal lfed• • r ,„_Y...7.... 6 .'" i "' . 2, s r__t___." l " l o *OM, alt. are fully developed; Flirt 11. manna some PO. ..."---""'"'"*" ''' """'''F" l / 2 mirk* ww cereals female Complaints , is porticelar New A11 4 " , 19 Mr. gielmst "ft" ' ?a rt 111. easbnets Practical Olteenatime ea Nrt*l a. lily; Debility, Self Abner, and Nettie' I/diadem, with 5 u 0.....- Chelfeelhall • G11 """ Irr '" I " .. '" ' terestiag observalloste tor vegetable mot *aims' life; is r.,4 ...." 7 . 6 L ; lllefeh 3 ,' a ," ~A P e il C„...." Tv. i• a levies a Cane illoatiallve of the pmeedieg 64/*". ---eesee ..,'" ' - ' 1 " 1 " 04•1 _ ,_ _*`' ooplekeleg she. is a familiar memo sad tits Moir .0 , - tomey, Mr. ranee, Hatiospso A mi d e, the g u m, ho d ag e s st i ty 0 u: N iu in n , pi, QUM . . i ..d Oa. Comoltieg Sturgeons, Loudest. e d Jena p l ialasal e EL Jasssile - Nature heaths eder,,Marell Iltlkaoil April 116 at Rooftop' owe &die, pie Pagetiverit sti.-Csavota L misaisoors of opts, Basing- my, Mr. Charles Wright, lea- Sigel Meamo to 511 the food of bllaisepplies, .. lie hoot oppbeekos mute lie wise." whimsies, boner, to oomeoitt, Map ha WI at IN Patermaser.em ;OM llllteals t ten, at the Coon. of Commie- 41, Piccadilly; IS, Priam-street, Sub ; 31. Flco* ghalletreet, 6111111•111, Alturesy, , 174, Fleet-street • 40, Meet StaithOeld ; MI, tlusaVi tree, Lemke. Lead's eleveoLo sod Co., Brits awl Cs, 11.000. net, Weethssnetev, toiler, is our. R. Dick, Ipswich; Darrell sad Duffield, Bob ; Ithetirr!! pill S r at twelve, at she Coen of 11rialol ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Heaney, Lae ; and as 441 Pio. EssiaslnS.ottets, Lambs. Belm 11,1 ". ad Prestos, Colmisso.airset. A lli pri orri g , , Y al otl ev aa rs. . m a mma s : me ices see. vialed dah linen all t l ib kt . 6°s3 iir efte lsoo ribi alla te ; ra Ce s i n e . d e s :Plu y to t ie he ibe ets wellii ce t , t esc be ted' hosi Omeffr al "W s cr ow ilki: t.. Sr. Wilma, Greville.som en, Wm. lance for Advise god Illeffieirae,• wide* see be kcua' eel lessee. Ilessh sod Moser, Ledo NI Part Odle World. ttey, York, merclisat, to mine.. GOSS all Co. N. R. C. le Ifo•'l• J . grlala -str nia w el e : pit 4, it elevea, at the Court St. Jailletie; "sal" Ni. If, rdra Itr. Wilma, Grreilleotoret, Hat. 14 0 . 41 0 a. ''''.**'"'* losers. Smith sad Moore, Leeds, 112122 b e rhimils ee is 8 ., W . we n kt ... f e r ' s ,wall•ro premed, sod robllebrel et THE 1111114 Pta l ls:` . 7 ____ ."-' ''' B. 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