The Sun. — London, England, 1852-03-08 00:00:00

fli r"' , • - 'l' * riT Ir . ,•,. f - - r Tee - n - - - 77,r la. ette 7ee rt. ir ~ ~,, 1-1 n i . _ frs ,Aei r. 't _ t' ' . st • . t e . . . _. -.-... . _ . . - ~ THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING ) MARCH 8 ) _. 1852. ______________ _____ ________________ Feb., the accounts for four months, en ding December great Architect of the Universe. The future pros- ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. . Nottineham, and the defendant, who keeps a barber's PRICES OF STIARES BANK OF FRANCE. , psrity of masonry is no longer doubtt ' window certain placards relating to the part taken by ' . showed-Mine cost for September, 2,677/. 63. 6d.; d h htto "ul-the new era NORFOLK C I RCUIT.-Bedford, March 5. shop in that Own, had allowtd to he exposed in his see. , p- a e, - , , The following is a return of the situation of the Bank Oct., 2,659/. 4s. 10d. ; Nov. wili be propitious to it. We resume our work under CROWN COURT.-(Before Mr. Justice CRompToN.) ii - ,, nteseetn NOE, AND o . itrieme i e tte • of Franoe on March 4 :- Id PANIES' STOCK. 2,742/. 18s. Id. ;to West Fowey Consols for ores so , happy auspices. The Government, which in its just William Lincoln, aged 41, and William Ashby, aged 30, the plaintiff, as a member of the town cermet), in , ASSETS. - )01. 183. 81. 2,841/. 174. 3d. ; etee. ng tho eke i r Frew ii. 4 ; .., T • f 473 994 724 1 Cash in hand ... -. • • ••• • ' • 24/, 9s. ;to Prideaux Wood, 75/. 3d. -_-_- 11,01. d. solicitude requires to know what we are, will see us were indicted fer setting fire to a plantation ani some opposi ton o, a person named Wake- : _ • .e O lt tea/ nest, ic 57e/ Ditto in branch banks ••• ••• 116,910,361 0 By sale of coppea ores, 8,795/. 165. 9d. ; mun , , . always a ' t d b th bst phila th 't 'll nima e y e e n ropy-1 wi furze at Clophill, in this county, the property of Earl De field, who had formerly filled a very influential posi- runeisanD :EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING and estate of J. 265,795 29 Is. 3d. ; Per t Consols, Prideaux Wood, Grey. lion in the town, but had reeentl been bankru t, to fill , y p LONDON, FRIDAY, DIARCH 5. Bills past due ••• .•• ••• T. Teffry, for materials and use of water, 718/. 103. 9d. ; know h ••t" ' th '1 f 't - t at our institu ion is e scnoo o every vir ue , The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. the offices of mayor's sergeant and high constable. No ----m---____ Bills discounted, but not yet due, of 824/. 8 . . , s 7d • and it will support us ; for, generous and enlightened, sundries, 110/. Is. 4d., ehowing . loss of March 6. attempt was made to justify the libel itself, but the de- gotryr-tirrocx ammruars. whien 12 ,334 636e0c. were received and last meeting it cannot refuse a kind support to those who, like it , , 36,335,983 63 which, deducted from balance iti h , , (Before Mr. Justice CROMPTON.) feneant had written a letter disclaiming any intention to Dividend Amount froni the Branch Banks ••• ••• Bills in the lar anch banks ._. ..• 4,/ 4., ...0 -9 185 0 leaves 4,307/. 16s. 61. to credit of next account. self, seek with so much eagerness for opportunities to injure William Grim, aged 28, was i ndict • " the plaintiff, and stating that if he had known tho et .ed for setting fire to ame of Company. per o 1 Paid. Price. on the 27th Februar do ood Thus free from an im • n s -e ma nature of the placard, ho would nut have allowed it to Annum. Share. Advesses en wakes and ingots... •• • 163,600 0 At Wheal Trevelyan meeting, y , g . , y pedime t, es Y the dwelling-house of Simeon Yerrill, one Solomon Ditto by the branch basks e • .• • 2,996,158 0 - the accounts showed-By call, 2,048/. Four months' display our banner ; the moment has arrived when Yerrill being then therein, on the 6th October, at be put up; and that he would do his utmost to discover ----- - 2 s. a- ------ -- ' .e e d. ber 715/. Is. ld ; Januar 1 - 1/ Ditto on F h 'ii ecuritaes ... 14,147,236 10 renc puo c s labour cost, end Decem . , e • y, , • masonry is to show what it is, what it wishes, and Wrestlingworth. who brought it to him; but it appeared upon his ex- Australasia .... -- -5/. por cent. 40 0040 o o _ dee in part ot steam stam s, 3821. conducte • ion that even after the lacard lean Si. er cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 _ Ditto by branch bsnks... ••• ••• 2,853,663 0 14s. Bd. ; Mr. Ho . • „, . p what it can do. The measures of rigour necessitated Mr. Wells d the prosecution, and Mr. Worl- aminat , p had become the nritshetorth Amer P cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - d Noveraber mercnants tbills 223/. 4s subject ot talk, he had allowed people to see it in his cmraercial of London 6/. per Ditto to the Sta. -. en Bons du Tresor... 50,000,000 0 10s.; October an _ , . by too guilty attempts offers us the opportunity of ledge the defence. . 2/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - 10E1.: leaving balance to next account 5e5/. 9s. sd. The shop, and had given it up to a customer, whose name or Colonial. DittO to the State on the Treaty of 30th exercising our sublime ministr L t h th t y. eU3S ow a The jury, after a lengthened trial, retired to consider Glouce .... 151 per cen . stershire .. t - - - June 11148 ..• •-• ••• ••• 75,000,000 0 liabilities are-Balance due in June next for steam equality, charity, and brotherly love exists more their verdict, and remained locked up when the last train residence he stated that he did not know b , ut as to the lonian .............. 6/. pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 _ D b d ' stamps, 3821.h103.; ecem er an January bills, 166/. left for London. real extent of his knowledge about that customer, his London and County •• 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 24 Advanc:ed to the City of Paris on the t . 1 1 " par icu ar y among us. Londn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 29% Previsional Loan of 20.000,000 f. ... 10,000,000 0 I Is. 4d.:lshowing a balance of assets of 6/ 8s ld The CHIEF Juseice sat to-day for the trial of pri- answers were somewhat contradictory. Gld n lo• • * • At the Wheal o e amonthly meeting, on Wed. The other business of the grand orient then pro- London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 d 10 0 0 - The Learned JUDGE commented upon the conduct of Ratites of the reserve fund ... ... 10,000,000 0 ded and at ei ht o'clock nearl 500 ersons sat soners also, and by his aid the calendar was cleared at Provincial of Ireland.- 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Relates, disposable funds ... ... 42,683,040 83 nesday, the accounts showed-Balance last account, cee , g y p 1,240/. 7s. ad.; ore sold, 588/. Os. 3d.=1,828/. 7s. Bd.- down to a splendid banquet. In the course of the an early hour. the defendant in helping to give circulation to this in- Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - jurions libel after he was aware of it ; and National of Ireland .• 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Investments of the new branch banksin ________________. 35 0 0 -. December and January cost, including those at Penhale, evening M. de Bernardy was presented to the Prince OXFORD CIRCUI7.-Oxford, March 5. Nat. Provncial of Fia & 6/ per cent 100 0 0 The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff-Damages, 30/. Di _ - h • • the public funds ... ... ... 12,952,725 74 ttc, New. •••• . -. 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Hotel and furniture of the Bank 4,000,000 0 1,3791. es. 21: leaving balance to next account, 449/. Grand Master, who expressed himself in most grati- The commission was opened here yesterday by Mr. CROWN COURT.-nßefore Lord Chief Justice Oriental Bank Corpora. 71. per eent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - -• 2 6d. South Australia •• - Real property of the branch banks ... 3,416,771 0 - 8 . fying terms as to his experience of English free- Baron Platt. The courts sat at ten o'clock this morning. JERVIS.) Interest su National Discount Bank ... The Boscaswell Downs Mine accounts for six months 200,000 0 . , masonry, particularly during his residence at Gib- At Nisi Prius only four causes were entered, two of Union et Australia.... 6/ per cent 25 0015 0 0 - The grand jury have ignored the bill against William Ditto ...... ' ' 210 o - ..•• - - 61. per cent. - DIM) branch banks ... ending Deceraber 1851 show-Labour cost and car -103,000 0 . . , , . ratter, and his hope that the universalitY of the order which were settled out of court; the third was an unde- Dellow, aged 63, and Fanny Daykin, aged 20, who were Union ef London .• 71. per cent. 50 0010 0 0 - •• • •• • nage„ . . 2 160/. 35 6cl • coals 173/ 9s • merchants' bills Union or Madrid ••••• ; - 40 0040 0 0 - . Expenses of administration of the Bank 225,350 89 ' ' ' ' " might be ever preserved and cemented by the perfect fended action on a promissory note; and in the fourth, charged with child murder, alleged to have been cum- Ditto of the Branch Bank 342/. ls. Bd.=-2 6751 14s 2d -B tin sold 54 tons 11 238,711 0 , . . v ' ' union of the brethren of every clime and country. CLAY AND ANOTHER C. SOUTHA3I, Mitted so long ago as August, 1850. INSURANCE{ COMMAN=O. Bitiseallaneous ... 1,654,174 88 cwts. 3 qrs. 7 lbs., 2,680/. 9s. 7d.; copper ore, 262/. 2s. Mr. Keating, Q.C., and Mr. Gray, appeared. for the The cases tried in this court have not presented any ..• ••• ••• 2d.; sundries, 70/.35. 7d.: leaving profit, 337/. Is. 2d., e l a t e tiffs; and Mr. Alexander acd Mr. Phipson for the peculiar features; but the Learned Judge in one case N ----- 1 Dividend Amount f. 928 913,480 39 which deducted from balance against adventurers last A SCENE IN THE AMERICAN HOUSE r defendants. of highway robbery, in which the prisoners set up an , ame of Company. I per of Paid. Price ' ' account, 1,6114 14s. 6d., leaves balance against adven- OF REPRESENTATIVES. Annum. Share. The action was brought to recover the price of brine _ _ LIABILITDZi. alibi, observed upon the frequency of that defence in ------ Capital ••• - • • ••• ... f. 67,90 , 0 000 0 turers n 1,274/. 12s. 1l d. In the House of Representatives, on the 1 lth, a dis- delivered by the plaintiffs from their works at Droit- this count h• h h 'cl d t l . b . •b t y, w to , e sai , appeare o grow a i is, u Albion . 1 X a. d. £ s. ti. Ditto of the Beanch Banks ... ••• 23,350,000 0 At Cook's Kitchen meeting on February 25 the ac- graceful scene occurred between two of the members- wich to the defendant, a salt manufacturer at Gloucester. only in one case, a charge of night•poaching, was 31.105. 500 0050 0 0 86 co Brit.and For. 7/.145.6d.b5. 100 0 0 11 0 0 21% Reser " filed ... ... 10,000,000 0 counts for November and December showed-Balance Messrs, Stanly and Giddings. The former having The case was devoid of general interest, and resulted in defence successful. Ditto Marine..• •• • • 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0025 0 0 41 4 , Ditto of the bran • c • h • banks • ... ... 2,980,750 14 from last account, 344/. 83. 7d.; costa and merchants' charged the latter with uttering a falsehood, the follow- a verdict for plaintiffs. Atlr..3 ......... ReserVe-IMmobitlere ... ..• ••• 4,000,000 0 bills, 1,641/. 9s. 9d.=.1,985/. 18s. 4d.-By ores sold, ing conversation ensued:- Mr. Baron Platt then proceeded to try prisoners. WESTERN CIRCUI7'.- Winchester, March 6. Argus Life .... •• •• 41. per cent. 100 00'16 0 0 British Commercial .. Is. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 - ZIG Notes to bearer, in circulation ... ••• 429,432,600 0 1,464 L 23. Bd. : leaving balance against adventurers, e Mr. Stanly-It is usual for one who has no regard riPtilIVN enretre to r el-- T ; ~..,, - - -- --.....-(..e.ore .....-.. MAX° WIGHTMAN.) CROWN COURT.-(Before Mr. Justice ERLE.) Clericl,Med.UGea.Life spr et.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 263 Ditto of the branch banks ... ~. 123,663,125 0 521 L 15s. Bd. for the decencies of life to relieve himself from respont The calendar contains the names of fifty-nine pri- • • C,ouuty ......... ... John Watson, Benjamzn Watson, and Eli Watson Crow _ • • 44 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Ditto to order (post-bills) At Borin don Park Mine meetin on Wednesda the sibilit b • ronouncinv statements false and it is dm _ ... 6,139,649 19 g g , ,, , Y , Y) P ... • setters, of whom one is charged with murder, one with were indicted for assaulting Henry Oliver, with intent to Eagie h .: • • • • • ••••• • • • a 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 15 Account-current with Treasury creditor 100,427,434 74 accounts showed-Calls received, 3,0i2L; advance, 172/. racteristic of the man who sneaked away from this intent to murder, two manslaughter, four cutting and do him some rievous bodily harm, on the 27th of De- ss. 50 0 0 50 0 7 Eqity and 7.:t;;;; :: 434 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 4% Various accounts current ... ... 119,177,391 56 155.; loan, 250/.; discount and receipts, 22/. 13s. 7c1.• sil- house, and took his pay for work which he did not do. wounding, ten rbb • 1). - 1 fi g o ery wit vita ewe, seven rape, re comber, at Moordown. European Life •••• • 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 12 Ditto in branches 27 669 874 0 Ter-lead ore sold, 2074 2s. 4den--3,724/. 103. ild. 'Por- " Mr. Giddings-When the gentleman descends to low burglary, two perj fi f f uttering coun- - d ury, ve orgery, our Mr. B. Saun ers conducted the case for the prosecu- General - .... - 50 0 ; „ 5 1 4 Bills payable at sight ... 8 218 000 0 tion of cost of a new 40-inch steam-engine, 575/.; office vulgarity I cannot follow him. I protest against Dough- terfeit coin, one shee I' 1 and two t - . n . p-stea mg, ten arceny, ion• and Mr. H. b. uole that of the prisoners. •• 61. per cent. Stock. 1 , 1314 Guardian .......• •• • • 5/. per cent 100 0 0 4S '0 0 atn 2 993 83 3 o expenses, rent, &c., 70/. Bs.; printing and stationery, faces prompting the gentlemen from South Carolina. with obtaining m „ e __ yby false pretences. air. Justice ERLE summed up, and the jury found Imperial Fire .....• •• 12/,per cant. 500 0 0 1 50 0 0 256 Ditto at brianches "II -• ••• 2 , Dividends payable ••• • • ••• 494,632 25 1 30/.• dues "Mr Stant -It is the business of a scaven er 30/. 14s. 6d.; rent of fishery up to .. Jan. „ , . y . gto have CUTTING AND WOUNDING,-Thowlas Massey, a tailor, the prisoners Guilty. Imperial Life Liceaidation of the Algeers Bank ... 4,850 0 lod.• work- an thin to do with him • and I will hve w h 13/. 1 ls. 4d.; discount and interest, / Ils. , y g , a t° as- mY was indicted for feloniously cutting and wounding John Mr. COLE Said, Bth • a e jury believed the statement Indemnity Marine - 11. sh. & i.s. 100 00'20 0 0 49 Law Fire . . 'lag cost and materials to end Dec. 2,922/. 193. I Id.; hands after handling him • but the thing has to be done ••• •• •••• U.& 2s. bs. 100 00 I 210 0 en Expenses anticipated ... ... ... 109,109 29 , Bucknall, at Hallow, on the 3el of May last, with intent made on the part of the prosecution, he should not pro- Law 100 0 0 10 0 0 46% 1 1 ' g balance in hand, se/. 15s. 4d , ; add arrears due as he has thrust h• lf ' kind f ' unse on us a o censor. It 13 a Discounts, interest, and expenses ... 441,073 88 to do him grievous bodily harm. ceed with the indictment preferred by the prisoners. Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2o 0 en - eavin i - IV. 103., 10 tons of o '• d / k • on ca 1, re, estimate 200 ~ ma - es small business for me and I don't kn , ow how I can de- me. Self prosecuted, and M.r. Huddlestone defended London Fire .....• •• 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 21% Ditto of branch banks ... ... ... 728,560 0 Th l• WI ' / ' Mr. Justice ERLE •d h sat e approved of the verdict the 2741. ss. 4d. e ia i 'ties are 945 . 45., showing a scend any lower than to take hold of the Hon. Member Londo ' .. Re-discounts of the last six months . 168,450 0 the prisoner, nShip ......• •• IN.& bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 21% ncv of 670/. 183 8d to meet which a call of - for Ohio.-(Cry of ' Geod.') The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawfully jury had given, and he should therefore sentence the %Janne -•.••- - - - 15s.per share 100 0015 0 0 15U • b h b k Ditto in ram an s 240,432 0 deficie--, - • 'i las. per share was made. " Mr. Giddings-Will you hear me? wounding, acquitting him of tbe higher offence, and he risoners to be im risoned n k 1 ) 8 months, d P a ' d ept to hard labour for Med.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4341. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 2% Monarch ............ 5 0 0 1 0 0 19s. Interest on protested bills .- -. 357,19 860 At East Boringdon Mine meetin on Wednesda the " M ' an they would then be hable to be indicted - y , r. Stanly-Nobody wants to hear you, but I will was sentenced to six months' imprisonment. National Lean Fund•• 51. per cont. 20 0 0 210 0 2% Miscellaneous ... ... ••• ... 416,516 74 _ h dC 11 • g, for perjury. _________ accounts s owe -a s received, 2,560/.; discount, 11/. indulge you. ATTEMPT TO MURDER. -Santh Dale, aged 25, a Palladium Life 5/. per cent. 150 00 I 20 0 2% IS. ld. - = - 2 571/. Is ld -P • f. 926,913,4 80 39 , • . onion of cost of a new 40-inch " Mr. Giddings-The gentleman is barking up the married woma n , was indicted for attempting to adminis- Phoenix • .. • 3/.p.sh.kbs. - 1 - lei steam-engine, 575/.; lease, &c., 414; books and sta- wrong tree. ter to William L t Dudley, on the 26th of Fe- NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-Durham, March 5. k Professional Life. .. •• 5/ per cent 6501 0 10 0 17s. ed Ctectified by the Governor of the Bank, awson, a Provident Life •• • :.. • * * 0 30 11.55. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 tionery, 19/.125. lcl.; CIVIL SIDE.-(Before Mr. Justice CRESSWELL and a eo • • D'Arosmum. office experses, rent, and travel- " Mr. Stanly-The galled • d • • ja e winces again. bruary, salts ef sorrel, with intent to murder him. ck Life ss. sOO 0100 7% h ling, 67/. 135.• workin cost inci cr Special Jury.) Royal Exchange 6/. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 227 g , ..0 mg materials to end " Mr. Giddings-The gentleman shan't crack the Mr. Streeteia conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Hud- It appears froca the preceding account that the cas , tt _ e. _ ,7 1 9 4/ 7 ' s THE YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY COM- itin Fire.... . 61 10s - ,f 213 in hand has increased by 5,657,000 f. The commercia. ire : leaving balance in hand, 734 184. 5d.; overseer's lash to put me down. dlestone, at the request of the Learned Judge, under- Ditto Life '.*- - - li. 6s.' - ' 48 bills discounted have decreased by 3,654,000 f. The dd d - • a tie by calls in arrear 69/. 10n; 12 tons of ore, esti- " Mr. Stanly-I hope that the gentleman will not tood the defence. PINY V. HILL AND OTHERS. • United Kingdom Bank notes iu circulation have decreased by 6,417,000 f. mated worth 240/., makes 383/. Bs. 5d.-The liabilities gnash his teeth so hard; he might hurt himself. Who His LORDSHIP left to them the two questions, whether In this case Mr. Knowles, Q.C., Mr. Atherton, Q.C., Universal Life lO% ct. &bs. 100 00110 0 0 - The balance to the credit of the Treasury has increased are 1,0811. 18s., showing a deficiency of 698/. 9s. 7d., to is here playing the overseer over white men-who but l• : tee prisoner did attempt to administer a poison? and if and Mr. Price appeared for the plaintiffs; and Mr. NV at- Victoria Life.... - ;412 6 fi% by 1,150,000 f. The sundry credits have increased by meet which a call of 7s. 6d. per share was msde. he, who is throwing his filthy gall and assailing every so, whether with intent to murder? son Q.C., and Mr. Manisty for the defendants. BRIDGES 4,583,000 f. At Wheal Gill hi-monthly meeting, on Monday, the body as Northern Whig Doughfaces, and what he calls Verdi ' ct-Not Guilty. The plaintiffs, it appeared, are the lessees of the _______ Dividend Amount accounts showed-Balance last account, 82/. 15s. 90.; the vile slaveholders? He is the only man who acts in ___-----_ Hartlepool Dock and Railway, and the defendants are ef Paid. Price. THE ARMY AND NAVY. costs for Dec., 459/. 93. 10d.; Jan., 337/. 95. Id.; sun- that way. We don't raise the overseer's lash over our MID L AND CIRC U I T. -Notting , • ham March 5. the owners of a collier, called the Ceres. On Name of Company. per Annum. Share. (From the United Service Gazette.) dries, 30/. llf. 8d.=910/. 6s. 4d.-By calls received, slaves in North Carolina. If that member was in the 13 . e efore Mr. Justice MAULE and a Common Jury.) the 20th of February, 1851, the Ceres, while .------ -- x. s. d. X. s. d. Him MAJESTY'S SUMMER CRETISE.-W0 have reason 647/.: leaving balance to next account, 263/. 6s. 4d. A southern country, nobody would own him as a black at Hartlepool waiting her turn to go along- _ _ 81, 2 v. HODGSON. _ NICHOLSON Hungerford.• • • • • • . • • side the ballast crane erected at the nortimeast 100 o o - _ to believe that her Majesty will not take any long ma- call of 15s. per share was made. man with a white skin-(Laughter)-but he would be This _ as architect's bill. Southwrk "•••• • • • • - w an action upon an 16 end of the quay, was moored to a small Norwegian vcs- Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - rine excursion dais year before July. The royal yacht At Gonamena Mine meeting, on the e6th Feb., the ac- suffered to run wild as a free negro, and in the course of The defend ' • rt 3L 163. 6d., and as to ant paid into cou - 100 0 0 - a sel by two ropes. In the embankment which formed tvat Victoria and Albert it is said will have a most thorough counts for Nov. and Dec. showed-Balance against ad- three weeks he would be brought up to the whipping- the r - d • 1 • ded-first, that he did emam er of the claim, pea Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 21. Bs. Od. - 60 0 0 2414 the quay sluices were made for the purpose of clearing 40 0 0 22 refit, and will be in the dockyard mela's hands until the venturers end of Oct. 358/. Os• ld.; labour cost, &c., post and 'lashed, for stealing or slandering his neigh- not make the contract • and, secondly, payment. Ditto NW ditto 0f.71. 2/. 2s. Od. - "middle of June. 217/. 13s. 2d. eenaterials &c., 218/. e sn ed.793e le e en, bours.-(in,ughter.) If I say that he is a gentleman, I es , _ _„ - the laarbour of silt and sand, and through these sluices ~ 0 air. Macaulay, Q.C., and Mr. ay et nes appearea tor Vauxhall .... ... Av. 21. 7 0 10 8 - 19 TRH WEST INDIES. -We have letters from the Ha- By call, 29th Dec., 256/., c pper ore sold, 367/. 16s. Id.: toll a falsehood. the plaintiff ; and Mr. Humfrey, Q.C., and Mr. Brewer • ' the tide min Afterwards to change her position one • vannah, dated Feb. 13, stating that the Commander-in- leaving balance age. d inst adventurere 170/ ^ , . 3s. 4d. A call " The Speaker (to Mr. Stanly)-Will the gentlemen for the cl'f d s en ant. of these ropes was fastened to a post in the embank- teeenemesne-WOrizs• ment and another to a buoy. The action ot the water Dividend Amount Chief, "Vice-Admirel Sir G. Seymour, C. 8., G.C.H., in of 1/. per share was ma e. suspend for a moment? The plaintiff is an architect at Lincoln, and the de- ' of Paid. Price. his fl lg. ship Cumberland, 70, Captain Seymour, with the 1 Reeth s .ecial meern • - At East Whea . n ig, yesterday, a " Mr. Stanley-We ought to suspend that fellow feudal:it was . n i 1845 and for sloven , ' subsequent years, r through the sluices threw all the strain on the rope Nama ef Company. per I Annum. Share. statement of affairs was laid before the adventurers. (pointing to Mr. Giddings) by the neck.-(Laughter.) astened to the buoy; and the master, to prevent it _ h Devastation, 6, steam-sloop, Commander C. Y. Camp- one of the churchwalelens of Worksop, in the county, as ---- -- bell, arrived there, from Port Royal, Feb. 11. It ems nhs In the last two Leo t upwards of 350/. had been re- " Mr. Giddings-The gentleman from North Carolina nt „ breaking, loosened tho rope, and all the strain was then ' x s. d. £ s. d. ber of a committee formed in the parish . ived on the arrears cf calls. Liabilitie 4 4, 18 L 3i. I Id.; reminds me of the bey who tamed round so fan d t that , 11. as a ;mem tnrown on the other rope, which snapped, and the yes- East London..• •••• • • • 81. per ent t .. 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 - 149 not believed that the Admiral would remain there many ea for carrying out the project of restoring the old abeey 0 0 - 67 day 34 it was rather expected that he would leave about 1 63.. balanee • adsets, 350 . Ot. 1 d against the mine, 98/. 3s. sc.f. ene hind part of his breeches was on l both ~ a N i es.- • church. This is a very beautiful structure in the tran- sel was driven with great force against a bridge and the Grand Junction ••-.• 1 i 4/. per co t 100 0 0 - 80 hin nand 133 . 35. 1 ; cells raid at the meeting, (Laughter.) Tee gentleman teys that ae sa. nes- embankment, doing 600/. worth of damage to t h e T0nt................ 41. per cn . - the 2.oth for Bermuda, having mede the tour of the West . . ' • , sit ion style, between the Norman and early English, Lambeth .. -••• • . • - 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 97 48/.; remaining unpaid, 178/. 19s. 6d. and the members of the . plaintiffs' works. It was contended that the ropes were t - - GO Indies. town. too; but where was he p , . • t decay and the services - m . • , New River Company.. 2/.los. W ign had fallen into very geea • t - At West Beam meeting, on Tuesda a call of 10. , h ,? Wh d • • hir roe.-(Leuehter.) insumcient, and that the accident was owing partly to southvvare et vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - Captain Robertson, Unattached, is appointed As- , al , y , ... oust y. melting t e g e _ ~ for which the plaintiff now sought to recover were ren- .. r cnt. - - 102 simant-Dtputy Qtiertermaster-General on the Staff of n e Was MUCK'. per s • . , h _ ' Mr. Stanly-I charge the official reporters not to ats th • dered in superintending as armee ec e restoration of t , , I tnis and partly to the waut of hands on board to manage West Middlesex • • •••• 61.05• P Bottle Hill Mine ae made a C4ll of 10s. per share. let his (Mr. Giddings's) felonious hand touch one „ . with other architects had, ee vesse • DOCILS. Ireland. mat church. He in common At Wheel Carpenter s en . 'oath S e yd nharn) general hall- word of what I say, for we know how he on a former . _ . ' The defendants contended that the breaking of the _ __________________ Lieutenant Conolly ie Anting-Peytnaster, and Lieu- timate, and for the work in 1840, sent in plans and an es rope was caused partly by the Norwegian vessel fouling Dividend Amount tenant Astley Acting-Acijatant, of the deree: of the 19. h -etine at Tavistock, on Ile , • Ilea ue from yearly mo e , . elide), the account,: occasion misrepresented my co g the Orange had made an offer to th showed that at the halt-yet:Hy meetin gin September the district, and his own colleague from the Chilli- then required to be done he . _ . a the Ceres that the hands on board were sufficient, and Name of CoitipanY. per of I Paid. Price. Foot. committee to do it for la ~ - 0/ with which offer no dis- Annum. Share. , as 9/. 6s 8 balance at the bankers w . d., and, tee balance of cothe district, having altered his own speech after . . la • f h ' ' ' that the c ems ot e defendant s bridge were not strong * h __________ ___________ t ___ h Lieutenant Wade, of the 72d, has been appointed .1 M Cottingham, of London , satisfaction was matey. r. liabilities over assets, 431/. 2s. 61. At this meetin h b h' 'tie his coloured friends--(Lau h g, t e e got to Is room cm. g tern ' enough. .x s. d. iXa. d. Acting-Paymaster of the depot. and another architect, were afterwards called in; and • 4/. pr cent. Stock. balance due to purser was 50/. 6s 5d ' le 1 , • e ann emance of He talks about my assoce •ates• but has an. hod The jury found a verdict for the plaintiffs for the Commercial -••- •••• - 9034 Staff• Surgeon J. P. Trench has succeeded Dr. Miller . _ , , y y ever the plaintiff was t• to communication with them. pu ln East and West India... 6341. pr cent. Stock. liabilities over assets 56et. 9s. sd. 'n rite decent coin an ? Feee n whole amount claimed. - 151 89 Surgeon to the northern recruiting district in The reports were seen him i p va p y egroes Various ' d ted by the committee from \ East Country ••••• • • • 20s. per sh. 100 00 1 - alterations were a op COURT.- Before Mr Baron ALDEEsoN CROWN . .( . - Ireland, the latter officer being removed to the Bristol 'n and a call of 1/. e He does not let hi • most encouragi g, p r share was cheer- may gall ,to see him. a right ti t • h h work lasted from 1846 to 1849 te London ... •-••• • • • • 5/. pr cent. Stock. 1 1 - 121% me o time, so tat t e t John Wazles was indicted for tho manslaughter of 41. per cent. _ fully made. hand know what his left doeth. He alludes to my ab- e b t 4 / Ditto Bonds •• •• •• • • - - dittrict. and the cost grew to a sum o a ou ,649 . The root en per cent. Stock At. Rosewarne Mines (Gwinear) m e • . i eting, on the 25th sence; but I have not set up myself as a etandard. I as Wren Codlin at Lanchester on the 9th Nichol g, f SLR th 'no -••• • •• I - 82 Captain Collinson, Royal Eogineers, is about to pro- had been coloured blue, but this being considered Popish, ' ° ' Dit a to Ends •••• • • • • 4%1. pr cent. __ ' Februar the accounts snowed-BlM:me 1 alwa sin the house as louht to be He February last. - ceed upon important surveying duty to the Isthmus of y, e ast account, don't say I'm y . , g . . and one of the committee having declared that he could Southampton •• ••• • • • 1/. per cent. 50 0 0! 50 -- 0 . 0 Din Mr. Otter and Mr. Stack prosecuted, and Mr. Over- Panama. 111, h- 1 ' 21/. ; cost for four mont s, en( of January, 182/. 16s. Id. says we were here drinking grog during Christmas times. dark oak stained r not pray under a blue ceiling, a oof 203/ 16 , 3 Id.-By ores sold 2 9 / , - . 14s. 9d.; call re- Where was he? In Philadelphia, drinking beer and end defended the prisoner. C.A.Breere t e t Lieutenant Pieters, late Adjutant of the Coventry - • " • was substituted. This was only one of the many alters ived 126/.: leaving balance asi It appeared that the prisoner was a nephew of a g nst adventurers, eating oysters with free negroes.-(Laughter.) Which tions and additio b which the work was varied after Ie i ns y . . . man named Teesdale, the landlord of a public-house e Dividend recruiting district, hes been appointed to that of York. ce ' d A 11 fl 5 55/. Is. 4 . ea o s. per share was made. Was the best off? Judge ye.-(Laughter.) lie thinks • Iff Th I• ' Names ot e Dividend N JERSEY MILITIA..-The sth, or South West Regiment, the plaintiff had made his engine o er. e p aintiff artles 01 e, t er At the Hennock Silver Lead meeti e called the Jolly Butcher, at Redwell-hill. Teesdale be- , __ Price. is to be a rifle corps. The clothing for the new rifle n e , on Tuesday, he was better off than we were. [Mr. Stanley paused, Companies. t e Per Comp an i es . A l An l uiv. Price. eompany of the town battalion is now in the Royal h t sh ed-Cash t e accoun s . ow received for calls, 4,274/. and looking towards Mr. Preston King, who was stand- char ed 5 per cent. upon the outlay, and some extras. O g h fh df dntit was admitted that th nt eparto t e een a , lvent last ear and his assi nees sold the re came inso y , g p i c a mises to the deceased. Notice to quit having been - et -- - Annum. m I --- ----- -- __,. 154.-Expenditure to end of December, 3,853/. 17s. 3d.; ing near Mr. Giddings -k d • • h' • X Town Arsenal, Jersey. ~ remur e , raising ts voice to a x 1 ng in hand 420/. 17s. 9d The i '• • rinci al charges were reasonable, if the plaintiff was served on Teesdale, the deceased, on the Ist f o Fe- Ashtn& Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield. too' 2/.los. ' 50 GUBRNSEY DEDENCES.-Gun carriages have lately -e a v " , . . 1 ahilities are-Cost high pitch, ' Help him out; he needs a 'little more 1) t bitnd b hi IT f 150/. S 0 er 0 end March 460/ • steana-en in e bruary, went to take possession of the premises he had Barnsley.• •• 160; - _ Neatla .... ' lel •• 100 ; . - been conveyed to Castle Coriaet for the purpose of to d d • 'fl • ' - - ge, e rinder, buildings, poison.' Voices.-m Ha, ha! Good! Ha, her] I quit 11° The Le Y ed arn JUDGE thought he was not; and ulti mounting the guns of the fortress. A strong working an resting oors, 1,470/.; due to the secretary, 3/. 34. this subject in disgust. I find that I have been in a dis- bought, but was refused admission. He again went on 14 Fkilkk`!' sim brg 150 5/. 85 Oxford 100 ; 13/. 135 6d. 1 938/. 3s. 61. showin a deficienc d* f d f h 1 ' If mately, by consent, e, ver let was oun or te p matt the 9th, accompanied by Mr. Brewer, of Newcastle, his 40' 41 -- - Birmingn ; • - Peak Forest. 78 3/. 18s. 70 party of the Royal Artillery, assisted by cartt and l a - , , g yof 1,517/. ss. sectieg-room, cutting up a dead dog. I will treat him as D coveistre•••• 1001 25 1. 200 Re ant' li 3 17M 9d. A call of IL per share was made. 250/ - amages, . solicitor, and six men, to obtain forcible possession, if Derby -..- 100' 61. R g hti s -- 33 ' ' 3. bourers, remove'd the carriages. an insane man, who was never taught the decencies of 21. 42 At the Craddock Moor Mine me ' DOE DEM. CHADIPION v. THE 3IANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, necessary. He was again refused admission. Some of Ellsrnre&Chs 69'2% p, et, g 34 s z a c ir _ s fe..•• 85 ; DUBLIN GARRISON.-The military bands again ac- eting, on the 26th life, proprieties of conduct, whose associatio as show that AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY. t Coal 150 , - - February the accounts showed-Balance i the party then went to the back door and some to tho GrandJunetn 100 3/. pnet. 4714 Do.LkFd St 12 1 - - company the guard to the Caitlin This practice was n favour of he never mingled with gentlemen. Let hint rave on till 2D0., 6 pr. Ct. m i .. H um f re y, Q.e., Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., and Mr. 10 6/. pr. et. 11 ti Stffrel &Wore 140 28/. 405 discontinsed since 1848. The cavalry picquet at the dve t ' nd Octob I, a n urers e er, 84 Iss. 2d.; by call 29th doomsday." front, demanding possession. The prisoner then came Grand Surrey 100 2/. Os 3214 Shrewsbur December, 105/. lOse=l9o/. 58. 2d.-Labou t & or the lai '• ' Hayes appeared f p ntiff, Mr. Mellor, Q•C., and to a window with a gun, Teesdale having a pistol. Grand Union 100 1 ' ~ -Y•• 125 - r cos , E. ion 24 Stourbrid g e 201. 290 lower Castle-yard has been withdrawn. ce The conversation then ceased. Sir E. Wilmot, for the defendant. t 145 116/. 4s. 5d.; materials, 38/. 16s 7d • leavin b 1 • At that time one of the deceased's men was at- Konnt& Avit 39 4s. 05. sm severnand - STA/Pr.-Meier-General G. Bainbrigge, C. 8., corn- . ~ g a ance in This was an action of ejectment brought to recover a Lancaster • ;100 - - Wye R a u. t 26 11. Os. 24 frf d t o a yen urers, 334 4s 2d A call of hvou _ . . - - - tempting to break in tho door with an axe and the mending the Belfast district, has proceeded to England 1/. per ,e, ttHE LATE HEAD-CONSTABLE OF LINERPOOL house and small bit of land adjoining a bridge which • th atoned to shoot him. Tho de ' d h Leeds& Livrp l loo 201. 405 Warwick& snare was made. prisoner re cease ten neicester •••• ; moo 5/. 41 . 40 un leave of abeenee. Colonel Pennefather, C. 8., halt- Nottin 66 Rirmin 100 The council on Wednesday last passed a resolution to carries the road from gham to Blyth across the handed a pistol to one of his hl h t tenth' g 1 At West Wheal Towan hi-monthly meeting on h men, wi e anot er, ems r e 83 41. 44% Warwickie pay 28th Foot, Ansistant-Quartermaster-General, has -, t e the effect that they would approve of a reeiring allow- Chesterfield Canal. That canal was constructed under named Stewart, still endeavoured to batter in the Lour-theonethl42 701. 510 Napton../ 100 31. " 27th Feb , the accounts sho ed-B 1 w a ance last account, left Cork on leave of absence. Major F. M. Mylius Monmouthsh l loo - - Worcstr & 1 • 10d • ' 1 220 . 165. .; costs in Nov and Dec 1 0 / M D I* f 200/ re ance to r. ow mg o . a ye a r. ihe watch corn- an Act of Parliament about eighty years ago, and, at door. Teesdale fired his pistol through the door, but it 78 3/. 33 Town Major of Dublin, has joined head-quarters at the ' /16 ed B • ” *" * 193. - 4d.=.--2,280 . 5... ,- y copper ore sold, 62/. 18s. 5d , mittee met yesterday, at twelve o'clock, to take the sub- the place in 'on went quest' t across the estate of a Mr. was beaten in, and the attacking party rushed into the Mntgemryshlloo - Meltn3lwbryll 00 - - Binning.] - Wilts & 13rks - Ils. 6d. 7U Royal Barracks, from leave of absence. mundic• 111. 18 s• 21 ; call in Dec , 1 000/ • I • • • ject into consideration. The meeting of the magistrates Rogers, from whom Mr. Champion derived his title. It . passage. The prisoner stood to oppose them, and fired ORDNANCE.-Shooting galleries are ordered to be eaten; ba lance to next account, 1,2061. Is . 7d ' " . A call o t was summoned for two o'clock. When the watch corn- appeared that the piece of land in question was a sand- his eun at them as they advanced, and wounded the de- aIiS"LXGU T AND CORM COMPANIES. constructed at the Royal Barracks, Dublin, for the use . . • fet per . t lett I'd b f h f M k la . h sloped from the ' stare was maae. mute° me , a er was ai e ore tem rom r. ban ,w ic occupation road down to ceas'ed so severely in the legs that he died a few days of the recruits. At Devon Consols West bi-mothl Dowling, tendering his resignation. Had: the watch the towing-path of the canal, and a person, acting under after. Name of Company. Dividend Amount The Garrison School in Dublin (held in the Court- d h y meeting, on Thurs- • • cr 1 A e t• e• • f the defend t per of Paid. Price. ay, the accounts s owed-Balance fro 1 committee imme tate y proceedee to act upon tae reso- tee eirection o an s, who had purchased the It was contended for the prisoner that h • "fi d Mastial room) is now so popular, under Mr. Scrivener, m .ast account • fth e was justi e Annum. Share. _ I 7d 11 • • 40 . 17s. .; ca s received since 147/ .i ' lateen 0 ee council, the pension of 2001 . 'would have canal had recently built a house upon that bank, close in firing his gun as he had done • d f , •.5.-.IBBL 2s, 7d. in e ence of his house - ______ i that there are now no fewer than 500 non-commissioned 1 "I 4 5d • ' red to th 1 - • ' h brid e. Evidence f Iss. been secu e ate head constable. Bengham and against t e . g . o acts of ownership was ord Hale' IX.s. d. Z. a. d. , _ ___ , . . n. -Costs, Sa . s. .. leaving balance in hand, 3/. and a dictum of L s was relied on that "in British ••••••.. • • •• •• officers, rank and file, and eleven officers, receiving i it. ,40 0 0 18 0 0 10 2d. The liabilities are all; the ass • other members felt, however that if they thus stepped given on both sides, but the defendants could not prove defence of a man's house the own h• ? • • struction. The Duke of Cambridge is a warm patron f 11 192/. ets, including all • 1 er or ts family may mato Provincial.. - it. Bs. '2O 0 0 20 0 0 18 arrears oca s, 18s. 2d. A call of 2s. 6d. r I in to wree the power from Ate magistrates? who have any conveyance of the land to the canal company. kill a trespasser who would forcibly dispossess him of it, Brighton ••• • .. ~.. ~ 51. 20 0 0 - - of the school. pe s are City of London ...... was made. concurrent jurisdiction with themselves, they would The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. in the same manner as he might by law kill, in self-de- 61. 100 0 0 150 0 0 130 Oaortexcee-Colonel Oldfield, K.H. commanding , ContinentalConsolidat. 50s. 75 0 0 31 5 0 - At Sourton Consols meetin on t be laying themselves open to the severest censure. The cause list contains an entry of seven causes, one fence, a man who attacked him person 11 "e l - laoyal Engineers in Ireland, ham proceeded from Dublin, e t e s. , g, he 24th Feb., a call - • a .y, wit- .fils Equitable .•• • • • ...... 50s. 50 0 o ao 0 0 27% f 5 per snare was made. arm committee, therefore, resolved neither to accept the of which is a special jury cause. dietinction, that in defending hia house he need Gr t C t e not re- ea en ra ........ 5/. 0 0 0 10 0 0 12% on leave of absenee. Captain H. W. Lugard, Brigade ° D h k uring t e wee shares have chan d ge hands in Alfred , resignation of Mr. Dowling nor to act upon the vote of March 6. treat, as in other cases de defendendo, for that would be Imperial .• .......... 31. 50 0060 0 0 69 Major, will perenen the dutiea of the Engineer Depart- a, I M 11 W p • n• 1 b tne cou et ,ut to leave the matter entirely in the hands (Before Mr. Justice MAULE and a Special Jury.) giving up his house to his adversary" Independent ......... 61. 40 0040 0 0 46 uonso s, er yn, est rovidence, Wheal 811 G t (Hale, 485, 486). u er, rea, men% Polgooth, Bedford, Mary A eV of the justices. By the vote of the magistrates, Mr. HAWKES v. HAMMOND. His LOP.DSHIP, after consulting Mr. Justice Cresswell Lon p 1.1 p f - 50 0 0 150 0 0 - nn, est Caradon, Trebar- • , Do., a . re erence 61 . 25 0 0 710 0 7 vah, Venton, Chiverton, Et L • Dowling ceased to be a member of the Police force, and This was an action to recover damages for tho wrong- s t a t e d his opiiaion to be that no man to Phoenix . ...... • • .... 3il. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 25 IVIININ G INTE LLI GEN CE. Garreg, Speedwell at eisure, Eaat Tolgus, , Cath • W D . twine est ing-Dong, St. • y g ltin ' ae pensions can onl be ranted to officers of the force, ful dismissal of the p tilr, who had been employed b prevent the cone y mission of a misdemeanor had a right to kill another Ratcliff -• • . ........ 51 . 100 ooso o o - (From the Mining Journal.) Agnes Beacon, Wheal Golden , B - 1 Wh 1 L 1 , rental , ea cv the watch committee have now no power to carry out the defendant as a land steward, and also a reasonable though he had a right to offer resistance• , and, if neces m' United General ...... 1 /. 50 0 0 50 0 0 16% There is no material chaege to notice in the principal Great Br n, South T . m t- e ' the resolution of the council. Lookin ' bank uon the com ensation for his services before the dismissal. The to kill, to prevent the commis ' Westminster Chartered 5/. per cent, 50 0 0 - 89 am T ar, Mary Emma, West Beam, s a uen e el a felony when Ditto, New ........ 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 7-% features elf our market, as regards the description of , East Tres y coll, North i fM D 1' f h 1 - 6 P dd f p et t had paid into court 6001.-viz , 100/. as da- a serv.ces o r. ow ing er t e aet twenty years, an een an sa ll q oiher means of prevention had f ___________ relawn Wheal Lemo W - 9, n, ert 'I d• shares now sought for, or the prices paid for them; but I 1 Wheal Rose, Union T . in, Galt-y-Maen, Coed Mawr Pool„ . • e • bearing in mind the hieh character he had maintained ma es for his dismissal without notice, and 500 L for his Mr. OVEREND said under this ruling of his lordsh' ip SAWN OP SCOTTISR 001Y/PANIEO' PRICES - - we believe , - t t th t the amount of business -3 NV(, may BS 0 4 Nant-y-Lar, Cwmd le R _. y ock, West Polgooth, f h bl• g ' ror so ione a period as a faithful servant o t e pu lc, services. Wheal ,• e • he could not further contest the case, and he should ad- Dividend Amount doiae far exceeds tbat of an fo-mer period in the history Carpenter, Zion, Crobor, Boringdon, Wheal Reeth, East fh" 1,1 ula Q.C•, Mr. S Mr. Bit- • the risoner to withdr • we unteignedly regret that in the last days o is official Mr, Elea y ~. _ . ergfant Miller, and vise p aw his plea of not guilty. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. of British minin • Y 1 ffi l . g. It is not di cu tto assictn a can.e Bonn don E life he should have tariaiahed his character by what has tleston, appeared tor the plaintiff- M Humfrev Q.C., The risoner was then son e Annum. Share. _ .. g , est Rashleigh, Wheal Samson, Cupid, f th d " r• - ' p t nced to be imprisoned for - -- - for this satisfactory state ' • h h 6 ' ' ot thmes w en t e eontinued Minin Com been described as an " act destitute of every principle of and Mr. be . y _ a es, er e etendant six calander months. --- g patty of Ireland, Wheal Basset, and North n 5. (1. Xs. d abundance of ca - I - . ci ' ' b . d • h h "if b nll • o 0 185 pita is consi ered, corn ine wit t e p oo l . morality and propriety." Considering the position which The plaint' ega Ioas a farmer in Norfolk; but James Youens was indicted for having at Shields • Bank of Scotland encoura , in 0 0 0 201 gement given to c pitalists by the improved the late head constable held, in relation to the magistrates, had since been d "n business as a land agen t, au ctioneer, the month of November last, committed wilful and cor• British Linen Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 modes of conduct' hb a . ' In Foreign Shares there has been business done in l had be 10 2 10 0 3/.lls. to which we have of rg t e usiness, , nothing but stern necessity cuuld have induced them to and valuer, an t en in the service ot Lord Hastings rupt perjury. 'taledonian Bank • ..• • 81. per cent. 10 00 1 late, frequentl ' Royal Santiago, Imperial Brazilian, Cobre, Copiapo St. o o o 10% City of Glasgow Bank 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 im y al udel. There have been also several important John del Rey, and United Mexican. ' ' adopt such an extreme measure. The council, by their un- and the Mareeia °' Cholmendeley as farm bailiff or The jure returned a verdict or N o t G u il ty _ Clydesdale Bank -- - 634 per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12! 3s week, the shagria ements in new mines announced this h e defendant • I see m ly approval of a pension to an officer whose cone steward. T--- ~ k ' 8 a Norfolk squire of large Their Lordships concluded these assizes ia tho course Commercial Bank .. - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 199 g g 17 0 8 ii nearly all the int.,,, t i e , h r i e l are urdently sought for, whilst , 1 INSTALLATION of PRINCE LUCIEN MURA77 duet, was under judicial investigation, and whose dis- property, who “au 11 °vvb the plaintiff for fifteen or six" of the daY, and will proceed to York t menot t row o open Eastern Bank 5 0 0 3% c ass of speculative shares have Edinb.&Glasgow Bank 31. per cent. 5 now changed hand ' as GRAND MASTER of the FREEMASONS. missal had only been suspended as an act of courtesy, teen years. In September, 1849, upon the death of the the commission. _ 100 0042 0 0 8% holders. s ut heavy losses to the original (From Gulignani.) left the magistrate no alternative but to adopt the course late Mr. Alusters, of Colwick Hall, in this county, the • • Exehange Bnk of Scot.. National Bank 6% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 1513 i 2 10 0 27 8 Da the Bullion elarket-M e i c which has been pursued, and in the propriety of that large estates of that gentlernar, about 18,000 acres in ------ Northof Scotlandßank 51. percent. 10 0 0 0 111 xan and South American It is now forty years since the 1' ee r masons of course our readers generally will regrettingly concur. extent, producing a rental of about 15,0004 a year, de- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, March 6. Royalßank ofScetland 15/. per cent. 100 0 0 11 5 1 g 0 ;35.1ki dollars, buyers et 48, mi n 1' same have h d d Unionßank of Scotland 81. per cent. 100 0 0 r a a gran master, the last who pre- We learn that an effort will be made to raise funds for volved upon Captain Hammond, the defendant's brother, (Before Mr. Commissioner GOULBURN.) ne nt 50 0 0 50 0 0 6634 ' - told all gold above - tng ;. , per oz. Bar silver contain a grains in the *ded over them bein Jote b B Western Bank -••• • • • • 71 • --r ee • 0 21% pound to be paid si g S p onaparte, liting of the purpose of purchasing nn annuity for Mr. Dowling, as trustee for the heir; but as Captain Hammond was IN RE JOSEPH HALL. Alliance Fire and Life 3341. pr cent. 10 0 0 10 0 01 - 5 g Oid per oz. standard. tor • • Bar hr ther to the Em e The bankru t 10 o 0 100225 , old per C,z. staneard. uar c eilver without gold, Spain, --o- • p ror, since which time the and that some of the magistrates and members of the then in South America, the defendant undertook the p, an hotel and tavern keeper, of the British Guarantee Ni p p e e r r Cent 100 0 0 10 0 0 24 50. s • • ld, 774 9d per oz. urder has been kept together under the =trot of White Horse a n • ti* c ou ncil have exprented tneir willingness to subscribe for management of the Property ou b e h a lf o r the trustee. , t -rigeton, applied for his certificate. Caledonian Fire Insnr. et:per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 3/. 161 da"l Columbian doubloon, 78 . . titan • • City of Glasgow Life 5/ D r cent 50 0 0 1 0 0 eii silver, as. l e - _ 4 me per oz. Pistina, 16 3 s. per oz, Fine various deputy grand masters ; but of late certain ir • er on e Quick- such an object. -Liverpool Mercury. On the very day of the funeral of Mr. Musters the The balance-sheet extended over a period of two years Colonial Lith ... ••••• - ' - e ' 0015 0 0 2,1 plaintiff arrived at Colwick, having been desired by and a half, and showed debts amounting to 3,429/ • Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. -per cent. 100 217 6 314 silver in bond, 3s. per lb. 1 regularities in the proceedings of some of the lodges ~ t Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 I 10 0 31 • 1 " In the nfetal Market-Copper continu • i having hrought the order into disrepute, and called for THE HIGHLAND iIIARY OF BURNS. the defendant to eorne out of Norfolk immediately; assets in good debts 51/ • pro ert 2 9 , . , p y„-16/. The profits flg•B'Sco 'f Scotland 6/.ptr cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 2 7...0d h d b trade nut anxious to t es in good de- I and he won then pointed out by the defendant to the a een 1,146/.; trade expenses, 1,233 t . d t . d Life Assoc. o 5/ er cent. 10 0 0 - 32% ~ OMes 1c en mend, and the _ . _ ake orders at the , admonition from the Government, it became necessary Many persons have read the exquisitely-touching lines National Fire and Life • P 20 0 ° Od There is less inealry f e • • to place the grand orient of France on a firmer foot- by the poet Burns, "To Mary in Heaven," but few, if l• 't f th t ' ' h df - er - on • so Id or or e runee as a person whom t o een p s al ditto, 400/.; deficiency at the commencement of North British Insur. • • 81. per cent. 200 g g 1 0 0 ,30s pr cent. 20 _ 7 0 0 1 12 34 presets* rates. . t , r Bruish le dant considered well fi •nten- the account, 3031. scottish Union 'mimeo . 7341. rice keeps eteeely• In n. in• • tted to take the sneer' 5/ per cent. 50 0 0 i 0 0 20s cd though the P - • n at 80 6el 3 ' • Tin- 1 • _. anca. several ing' and under the dominion of some eminent brother any, are aware of the locality where, or the circum- dence and management f al m that His Hotion • 0 the property. ro t R said that this was clearly the case of a Standard Life •••••• • • ; • A ance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 Pamela have ben tsite •flie reduetion, P eees are i n of weight and influence sufficient to control its acts stances under which Burns formed an attachment so time until the following .9, pt mber the plaintiff man beginning with nothing and end' United Dep. ssur greater demand at a tri - Inerea d • • ing much worse orrs• i g arket price 6. - rm. se inti m - and cement its authority. Under these circumstances pare, so tenderly expressed, and so dearly cherished. continued without interru • e e • I , h d ties of than he began. Under his failu ption to discearge t e u re as a wine merchant, TOZISCE7C.I.A.2OIO riea making for Lead, ant m . Pelt, t • et Lucien Murat, coumn to the Mary Campbell-better known by her poetic name of ount Dividend Atn p a id. Prim*. ts for three menthe e e d - President of the his office, which occupi e d hi s whole time. He culti- he had paid 3s. 'or 45. in the pound, and of St. Ives Commis accou n ing a , Highland Mary-was in no elevated sphere of life. In Per Share. and carriage e' o e Republic and nephew to the late and last iz • d - vated the land kept in hand, lanned alterations in farm under his second 14s. in the d These "ic of cempany. poun . dale Annum. __.-- -- December, show-feeb)ur cost _ , .• -, 46/ 2„ ~ , i . ~ - ran in-- fact, it must be owned-it is of . no use to disguise mat- buildings made valuatio 1) ' d h ents and kept failures should have made hi ------ i ehants bills, 3 0 ., i • Ler ot tee order eves unanimousl lec y e ted to that high receive te r , m cautious in again em- _________- .------- .. t. s. d. .Z. ii• a• 2d.; coals, 2254 163. 11d.; Ine:- . . - e • le t . ~,f fie i ters-that she follovved the occupation of a dairymaid at 11 the se'counts of th ns ' 850 the barki ' 20 0 0 20 0 0 7M 61=2.7881 14 "1 BY ' . s. 4' . ' i n ee ld, 80 ‘ons is ewe 3 qrs. , and the ceremony of his installation took place • • • I - e estates. In September, I , . ng in trade; but, nevertheless, he had commenced - f C bll a Collsfield. Originally she ead come rom amp e t defendant sent fo - b 0 0 0 - 263 ( , ; profit tJr the q ua y, en Thursday at the Salle Barth 1 • r the plaintiff to go to him in Norfolk; with a deficiency of 300/, being, however, supported by Assam 're ••••• • " • • 21. 511. 100 0035 0 0 16% 161 be. 3,6771 12s. 11d.: leaving e , de t -- I% h a d .6 emy, which town in Argyleshire. She appears to have been a per- and on that occatio ting others The third tien M a art •••• • • .- 11. , , a gave him inetructions reepFc . experiment could only end in one atic 35 0 0 2G% 3961. 18s. 4t. Deduct belance against. a en _urers i n 1., . . e -een richly decorated for the occasion, and son of' considerable, though not extrautaltmvy boaut Y . the estate th alien Agriculturl , er cent. - 'intend of 51 ete rilliantl - - di . y illuminated, a full military band enliven- Iler mental powers were great, and to her pre-cminendy rece i ve d he , Ougn from a letter which he had previously way; lint profits there were none, and the expenditure kastr , .. , 6/ P 10 0 0 10 0 0 22 Australian Trust in • l i. iths. septerober last, 376/. 17t. 6d.; IV 101 • ' iug the se supposed that his engagement was then to had been very excessive. There would be scarcely a neetteetextean el te - - 210 0 - share, 4701.: leaves balance in hand, 50/. Os. ene• Upwards of 1,000 members of amiable disposition, and the natural accomplishment of be terminated. W Ditto Half Shares .• -- 38 10 0 . accounts for the ord , hen he found that he was to continue farthing to pay b d any o y, the stock not having fetched , erics.n Land - r cent 100 0 0'32 10 n - At North Peel meeting on Tuesday, the , er trom various the last tended, -,, - parts of France at- her mind, may be attributed, to a great extent, the im- in the ser • viee he said that he should expect the engage- what was expected. It had been stated that the trade Britis . h ... .. . . .. .. 6/.pe • - 49 November end lA:teethe: ehewed-ailance from h.s. ,s when - 1 every variety of masonic costume, and Pression which she made on the mind of the young poet. ment to be of a ly tradesmen c el ana o.. per cen't 'Bonds - - 100 GI e - Jcent _ account, 667/. 4s. 3c1. ; ores euld (lett e w es), 2,3e0 _ • afte r tl. _ .c prelitnina • I ccording to the statement of the poet himself, the two would not , Permanent character,. . as otherwise he debts were small, but the creditors, probab Lao, 6or ct. Bonds • P • , , ;_ifis, master el t ry ceremonies the rands I take his family into Nottinghamshire. He of a humble I of them ds 3i i per cent. - 1 - I °7 3,1.=3„047/ 13s. 61. Mine ceate and naerchante o ect was announ lovers met on the lovely banks of the Ayr, on the seccnd , c ass, were numerous, and s t ein ereeetatien_=. ep.c.eces,2/100 0 0 100 - 93% / : St i t ced, ' 11 the b g h ana a - ret ren then returned and t I f mil with hi * brought his who e a y m, might be compelled, through tho default o m T :n such as City Gen. Revers. St I 0 0 94 'W 1`)" 6.1 •by divelend of 5/. per share, 1,000 . no, 2,0 e . --- •• , o orderethe cou /' . Sabbath of May, to take a mutual farewell; for Mar 9 and resided • had ersienry 51 pr. cent. 100 0 0 1 Equitable Bev 00 0 0 - 0111 Y member of E - p-c ell was magnificent. The with them in two cottages on the estate. the bankrupt, to arrange their own affairs. here 50 leaving balance in faeour etadventerers of 6/. Is. . was about to take a journey into Argyleshire, to make Captain H amm - nd the absence Ditto yew , --• • •• I 0 0 710 0 .. /11 , 20 1 Bernardy ee , nghsh masonry prt sent was M. de ond shortly afterwards arrived from South been no attem tat fraudulent preference, a smNavigation 1 10 p 5 .ct. 1 0 n - y 14 0 0 28% •a o with Burns But A i At West ,Caradon hi-monnely meeting, on "` r. , hh• ' p il 'y Provinci a l d some arrangement for her marri g . . eemenca, and the def d t turned over to him jhe m - f • ' a o opposttion by t e cre i P h cl . tors was a favourable circum- na .,. 8ay........ - Stock. - .206 February, the acceunzs showed -Copper (we sold (arta mou . t s ire, wh o teat con , gran -master for Mon- this meeting . was destined to be their last on earth. The nagement of the p p en y an clnis tisfacti d hi 3 books, which had been Hiungerford ......,... 21. 53. - 100 0() 47 • 383/ 44 duet), paying • • 5,744/. 7s. 4d.; materials sold, monies and placed t __ ducted with the usual cere" impression-lasting as it was-which her death made ° th e ri ht pressed with the - r°- ert- . No . i a on was ex- stance. If he had consulte plaintiff's services; but on the 16th of well kep he must have felt that at a much e arlier period London Institution ... Mmis- New Zealand Company - - 78 15 o 6% 252/. 14:3. 11..- - - - 5, 997 /. Is. 5d.-Agency charge, After swearing fidelity t g of the grand-master. on the poet, is yet more lastingly recorded in the lyrics June, 1851, th e - dd 1 1 1-. '- t ' d He (the Learned Co - 25 0025 0 0 - i l-011 °° it° 1 82/ le 8.(1 tutwork • rivileges the 85L 9s. I Id. ; dig i - , - • ' 6 . • ; It 3 ,p -, grand. m 0 the order and to maintain in which he refers to the occasion. At their parting the would not 4 piaintiff was au en yto d that teey he ought to have stoppe . . - 0 further required. Mr. Robert Ham- sioner was of opinioia that the justice of the case WOUld Ditto, New ........ _ 'x months, essell Institution.... 25 0 0 12 10 0 - - 26 5 0 - and tribute, 2,064/. ls.; pitwork, tramming, &c., the brethren after th aster was saluted by all lovers stood on the separate sides of a little streamlet, mond, anoth e • ) •fi t b •ng suspended for si . . Paninslr& Orient St 41 ---- ' ~ e usual en I. er rother had been apponned receiver be met by the certt ca e el . able at the ena ~ In• , .e. c.lies. 50 0 0 50 0 0 77 855/. 2s. 7d.; charges on ore, 655/. 91. 8 , 1.; parochial hen he d a _dresseu the r - -stem of masen, , , and holding a Bible between them, while they laved under .the Court of eh ' and he had a ointed with rotection for thre ancery, . . p e m onths, renew ted to be of Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 101 1)- ' P • dth certificate when gran Royal Mail Steam.... and other rates, 94/. ls. 101; property tax, 45/. 173. 7d.; w 1. bo n , listened g_ and orient as follows, his their hands in the purling brook, fondly vowed to be a Mr. Basilica a • 41. p. share. 100 0060 0 0 - S his agent. Mr. Basilico was at of that time, an . 0 South Australian ..... ft per share. 25 0 0 25 0 0 24n beakers' commission, 771. 9s. ; Looe Canal dues, 203/.17a. ; reMerne __ a ~ .to with profound faithful to ea.ch other. Her mission to Argylee,hire had once introduced t -- Ihs iff' ii . dla .-Suspended accordingly. , VanDleman's Land.. • lee o 29 o °, - sandries, 197/. 110. 6d.; co al, 201/ 55.; powder and fusee, tient, anti en. e , td t iny causing a a , atten -eel' unpr " b , en satisfactorily fulfilled, and she had reached ession on all `"" and upon plaintiff° thh tenants as pat t s successor; the tir e sr ______________. , writing a letter, in which he corn- - gamic:l=MM... MalElllll _ 1091. ; timber and other bills, 177/. 15s. 21; iyon and present :- Greenock on her way back to Ayrshire, where her plained of thi s e e NTELLIGENCE. MARKETS. nails, lea 193. I Id.; candles, oil, and grease, 123/. ; leasure acce • "If I have with p Pted th e h • betrothed awaited her, when p . ow. Mary was attacked a reply, char • uncouth treatment," the defendant wrote POLICE 1 .RAIL WAY SHARE igh chare him with conceit, incapacity, indolence, TII LAMBE • leaving profit 1 296/. 3-3. 7d.; add balance in hacd lett l e by the grand orient of p -- b d" t te h she speedily fell a victim. Over and untruthf ging BRISTOL, Mencu 6. - , con e 0 u fid d t i ranee it ia y a isease ow ic alness The plaintiff in his letter said " I ; late a h It 11 ; t has been ex- . o wtort Cumm.ng, ecemseeer in STOCK EXCHANGE. The share m arke , , account, 2.649/. 4e. 5d., makes 3,945/. Ba-Deduet divi- l t t co y the honolles Which it cent ' her remains in the churchyard of Greenock, a hand- have not kno w • t Mr. Richard II nd whose fri d little business doing. ets o e j _ ert t , han to ected. The depth of Burns'a iti what my salary was to be," and he _ Lemb's Conduit -street, a en s are of the i tremely flat to-day, and there was very deed, 1,024/ leaves a ealanee to next account of h en to t that noble ammo' * ' h b n some monument as een er stated in th nd Exeter, 87 ex , iatio wh . e witness-box that no agreement as to his -- ectability, was placed at the bar before th The transactions were as follow :-Bristol a 2,921/. 8 , 3. ./!!.. divideed of 4/. per share Was declared, prove my attac En b; tof m liver n - -Ic " sor • h better shown than in this noble salary had e highest resp e , lidland Stock, 58% ex div. row is now ere a char e f • • le has always been the o t ec y lest solicitud ' Te r been come to; but the defendant, in a t m Norton. on g o obtaining 518/. from div.-Great Western 804- 6. W hey.' Mar - .aret •cc unts for three months, ending d ..(1 elated the high r u e s • a ' poem, "To Mary in Heaven," written at Ellisland in postscript to th 1 Hon. 6. • • LIiERPOOL, MARCH 13,eeiran,r, sh" .4 ev r ta - nd rrieee, 1,7801. 13s At an early period I appre mon of 1789, f the September day on " Your sal e etter abovemeiationed, wrote the words, Mr James Price, by false pretences. en, business to-day was somewhat , 51. ; Coal _ --tabour CCM. Ca ; li - I , • a our order, d 'nce you an et have been pleased t o on the anniversary o ary,2o o / e, i and in tho witness-box stated that i n . H a wkins, the barrister, attended for the STOCK EXCHA.NGE.-.. - , e ally were well sustained. it, 1624 as Ild • merchants bi s, c uts, an choos e wh• h d th TI L dWe Live In. h ic he had heard of her ea .- ie an t ere was prosecu- , neeestim .__ _ • •, -„ m_ t , ___mt me to reckon on nee- _ an under . .,,,....e__ tea-- them in October. .._ e et-e ye_ Sleieh aDDearnd fr,,, 41..... .I_2_ - limited in amount. but prices geneci:_t_in„; •., IR3I v....._ MINING INTELLIGENCE. (From the Mining Journal.) There is no material change to notice in the principal features el our market, as regards the description of shares now sought for, or the prices paid for them; but 1 w done e believe w e m a y s t a t e th a t the amount of business __ far exceeds that of any former period in the history of B ritish mining. Is is not difficult to assign a cause for this satisfactory state of things, when the continued abundance of capital is considered, combined with the encouragement given to capitalists by the improved modes of late, conducting the business, to which we have, of frequently r alluded. There have been also several important improvements the shares o 13 ements in new mines announced this _ ,, :s . shich are ar d en tly soug ht f or , w hilst f,r class o f s p ecu l a ti ve s h ares h av e n n o e w arly ch s a li ng th ed e l ' aa ,a.n. e holders, d , at heavy losses to the original Da the Bullion Markeitor exican and South American dollars, buyers at 48 , grainsper O . Bar silver contain ing gold, all gold above s the pound to be paid far ss. Old. per oz. stnnclardua.ritorl silver without gold, se. Ofd. per .oz. standard s 775. 9d. per oz. standard. Columbian doubloons, di s il ver, ss. 4id. per oz. pi at i na, 16 _ 85 . per oz. Fine Quick silver in bond, 35. per lb. , s per oe, In the Metal Market-Copper continue s in orders at th e good de mand, and the tr ade not anxious t o take s present r ates. There i s less i nquiry for British Ti parcels h4.ve been . price keeps steady, I n P Bn, though the at 8 0 s. 6 d. Ta taken in..." inqui- . I_, sever e 10 are in greater demised at a trifling reduction. lncreased ne ries making for Lead, and market price firm. St. Ives Consols accounts for three months, en , lin December, show-Pleb sur cost and carria g e, 2 , 0464 2f 2d.; coals, 2251. 163. 1Id.; merchants bills, boa, in.. : 6d.-----2.780/. 14s. 7d. • ley tin sold , 80 tons IS Owe 3 cv : . 161135. 3.677/. 12s. Ild.: leaving profit for the quarter, 896/. 185. 41. Deduct Wanes) against adventurers i n, September last, 3761. 173. 6d.; by dividend of 5/. per li bare, 4701.: leaves balance its hand, 50/. Os. 10d. At North Pool meeting on Tuesday, the accounts for November and leseember showed-Balance from the last account, 667/. 4i. 3d.; or es so ld (le s s dues), 2,380. 9s. 3dee---.8,0471 13s. 6d. Mine cost 3 and merchants' bills, 2,039/. 12s. 6:1.; by divi dend of 5/, per share, 1,000/.: leaving balance in favour asadventurers of 61. Is. At sVest Caradon hi -monthly meeting, on the 26th February, the accounts showed -Copper ore sold (after paying 383/. 4s. dues), 5,744/. 75. 4d.; materials sold, 252/. 14:3. ld. ---= 5, 9971 . Is. 5d.-Agency charge, 851. 9s. I Id.; enginemen, &c., 1821. 17s. Bd.; tutwork and tribute, 2,0641. 19.; pitwork, tramming, &c., 3551. 2s. 7d.; charges on ore, 655/. 99. Bd.; parochial tax, 451. 17s. 7d.; bankers' 771. 9 5 . ; Lone Canal d ues, 203 / .173. ; and otb,r rates, 94/. le. 1 01 ; propertyommission, commission, suodries, 1971, 11 5 . 6,1, ; coal, 201/ 55.; powder and fusee, Ina ; t i m b er and other bills, 177/. 15 s, 2 0.; iron and i nails, 12;/. 19s. l Id.; candles, oil, and grea se , 123 /. ; 'caving profit, 1,2961. 3s. 7d.; add balance in hand last account, 2.649/. 4s. 5d., makes 3 , 945/ . Bs.-Ded uct divi dend, 1,024/.; leaves a t s lanco to next account of 2 ' 9 N 2 y l u ` . ae• A dividend of 41. per share was declared. D, c ,re Margaret accounts for three month s, ending , r,shew_L a b ou r c os t and carriage, 1,7301. 13s. 51 ; coals, 162/. 6 Bs. Ild.; merchants' bills, dues, and proeertyst ax 100/...2,216i 22/. 18s. 2d ; on account of new engine, leaving pie:A., 4 t, 64 .- 8 y tin sold, 3,0461 I le. Bd.: count. 1581. 19, 4 l l ls 20.; add balance from last ac count, les, per share, ---559/. 103. 6d.-Deduct dividend of 103. 6d. 3 921 :-leaves balance in hand, 1671. At South Wheal E Monday, the accountsra s n h css hi-monthly meeting, on 634/. es. ld.; copper Ore :.old, last account, Oa 80.; tax on dries received, 2'5921 ss. Id.; t i n , 4571. L a bour cost for Decembe , 161. 4s. 2d =3,699/. 16s.- r• 6441 7 , . js 9d.; merchants' bills, 5 411. 19.' •, anuary, 734/, e s . property-tax for half e, yeetr, 1281. ; dnes, 2031. se. Bd. • 14s. 5:1.: leaving balalenacveeosfapbruat;)n,'7.33ll/.. ; I Irse,nri otc.L, DBle/... duct dividend, 744/., no to next account of '' 4 per share was de -4211. 174. 11d. A dividend of *Jared. At flotallack Mine quarterly meet . I ,ng, on the 24th Feb,, the accounts showad-Balane n a 823/. 12s. ; ~..,Ci g • al: ;' copper ore eeld (less dueee' list account , 351. 2 , 8 A21., .Ls. 10d. ; old iron : , sold, 40L Dee,, 1,6081. O. use-Latour cost three months, end kideS leseitsif stave s, 634 c 155. ; carriage of' ti l .' 6o ‘ ," 3s. and coals, 247/. 4s. 2d. ; coals, 2471. is. 103. - - m - V e o h t p n e t r : bills, 782 1 . 10s. ; leaves profit, 7871. 59. 4d . ; D 3 7 e e t d - 5 - c:t - di. ' vidend, 7501., leaves balance to next account, At the Irowey Consols Mine meeting, on the .1712 .. , It is now forty years since the Freemasons of France have had a grand master, the last who pre sided over them being Joseph Bonaparte, King of Spain, brother to the Emperor, since which time the order has been kept together under the control of various deputy grand masters ; but of late certain ir regularities in the proceedings of some of the lodges having brought the order into disrepute, and called for admonition from the Government, it became necessary to place the grand orient of France on a firmer foot ing, and under the dominion of some eminent brother of weight and influence sufficient to control its acts and cement its authority. Under these circumstances Prince Lucien Murat, cousin to the President of the Republic, and nephew to the late and last grand mas ter of the order, was unanimously elected to that high office, and the ceremony of his installation took place en. Thursday at the Salle Barth‘lemy, which had been richly decorated for the occasion, and binrinaantly illuminated, a full military band enliven tended . the the scene • Upwards of 1 , 000 members of order from various parts of France at , ; , when aftel. l n everyt variety of masonic costum e , an d , master elect Preliminary ceremonies the grand announced, and all the, brethren stood to member was . t 1 on l y member of he coup- c r ail was magnificent. The Bernardy, d eput ,,,ng li sh masonry pt.( sent was M. de y to e triligehtof order the ao and ctznducted with the usual cere mouthshire w h o ' W p a r rineial grand-master for Mon monies anSplaced, to grand cu After swearing fidelit " to nd o; m ai a n a t t a e i r n . its Trivileges, the grand.m,te usual ? Was saluted by all follows, his masons,stjo)rmofoonfnda tti - the brethren, after the to' 'with ori ent as deep impression on all have m w e i pleasuretbhy the grand ae c o e r i t e n d t a 8 0: 0 e l: rwehme2nrkh4e being addressed li listened e t o h e e d the high char g ptiroens,enatn:Levidently causing a ninon which " 'I fo r ! . a rrt h , an i t -- t i e o s con " fid f ed l t honours which it prove my attachment of less to enjoy the object my liveliest has always been the to that noble . solicitude. the hi gh At an early period I apprecia ted m i ssion of have been pleased to c h oose me order, and since you me for your guide, permit me to reckon on Your co operation. I t i s i n practising among us the fine maxims on whi c h w e build our edifice, it is in g i v i ng to each other &mutual support, that we render our task more easy and more agreeable, and our common efforts more fruitful. Let us take care not to lose eight of the object to which we tend ; let us never deviate from the path which is traced out for us. Let our discussions always remain aloof from political pas sions. Lend an ear to every moan of distress from whatever part it may make itself heard ; offer the hand of succour to misfortunes of every kind ; assist all distress, whatever may be its source, and where ever it may be met with ; in a word, shed benefits over the whole of mankind; such is our mission ! The development of the mind and the improvement of in telligence—such is onr object; an d be assured to go beyond these limits would be to break for ever the bond of our organization; Our motto will always be `Charity and Fraternity. A new society is to come forth from our hands : humble artisans of a great work, let us continue in silence our peaceful labour; an d if f resh success should crown our efforts, let us only give the glory to Him who lends us the intelligence and activity necessary to that sublime act of regeneration—to the A requisition is in course of signature to invite OnPtai ~ Robert P n William Peel, R.N third son of the late Sir r:_e. eel, to stand for Westminster, on his father's P I ...s tk 'plea, at the next election. ar ticles, round EATING DIACK. POISONING BY E T ., who have 'cis' - market-days tible with the low-einree. into the shap e of heap, of ited Manchester or the towns adjacent on their -PUDDING. —Persons tripewill have seen displayed on the stalls, amid P l e ik a a nd long rows of cow-heels, a number of ar sausa a h sausa ges, but quite black, and doubled up co orde s rs i 7 e i ; dings," the proper l n t i o n n g. wi th he r comprising pigs , bl dmposition being various, but generally nfportarunate little girl went ihto the mar -00 , bread, groats, fat, powdered herbs, A n , ndlaareesdeeaarigenaatfeadvo,u, rbiltaecckopmueds: k an et d a s t ea ß s o o having had one of these sa vo ury last Saturday morning, and diarrhoea, which terminated her We nn in the usual way. Sh:alseunrtY morsels given to her, ate it to be reason for the belief that the next day. There seemed e, and was seized with puddi ng cause of the fatal attack, was the active DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGAE,A.--o n andßos.. steam-ship Saturday fore noon the British and North. American Royal Ma i l Niagara, Captain Stone, left the dlerseyfor Halifax Bos ton, with seventy passengers and a full cargo of manufactured goods. The mails for the United States and the British pro vinces were in charge of lieut. Raymond, R.N., Admiralty agent. HA.avxms v. fictutatoND. This was an action to recover damages for tho wrong ful dismissal of the plaintiff, who had been employed by the defendant as a land steward, and also a reasonable compensation for his services before the dismissal. The defendant had paid into court 600/.—viz., 1001. as da mages for his dismissal without notice, and 5001. for his services. Mr. Macaulay. Q.C., Mr. Sergeant Miller, and Mr. Bit tlon and Mr. Hayes, for the defendant. The Bit- Heston, appeared for the plaintiff. Mr. Humfrey, Q•C•• plaintiff began life as a f armer i n N or f o lk ; but had since been in business as a land agent, auctioneer, e and valuer, and had been in the service of Lord Hastings and the Marquis of Chohnondeley as farm bailiff or steward. The defendant is a Norfolk squire of large property, who had known the plaintiff for fifteen or six teen years. In September, 1849, upon the death of the late Mr. Musters, of Colwick Hall, in this county, the large estates of that gentlem an , a b ou t 18,000 acres in extent, producing a rental of about 15,0004 a year, de volved upon Captain Hammond, the defendant's brother, l as trustee for the heir; but as Captain Hammond was then in South America, the defendant undertook the management of the Property on behalf of the trustee. On the very day of the funeral of Mr. Musters the plaintiff arrived at Colwick, having been desired by I the defendant to come out of Norfolk immediately; and he was then pointed o u t by the defendant to the as a person whom the defen dant considered well fitt e d to t a k e the superinten dence and management of th e p ro p er ty. From that time until the followin g September the plaintiff continued without interrupti on t o di sc h arge the duties of solicitor for the trustee his office, which occupied his whole time. He culti vated the land kept in hand, planned alterations in farm buildings, made valuations, received the rents, and kept all the accounts of the estates. In September, 1850, the defendant sent for the plaintiff to go to him in Norfo l k; and on that occasioni gave hi m ns t ruc tions respecting the estate, thou g h from a letter which he had previously received he su p posed that his engagement was t h en to be terminated. W hen he found ' that he was to con ti nue in the service he said that he should expect the engage ment to be of a permanent character, as otherwise he would not take his family into Nottinghamshire. lie then returned and brought his whole family with him, and resided with them in two cottages on the estate. Captain Hammond s h ortly afterwar d s a rrived fro m S out h America, and th e d efendant turne d ove r to him 4he ma nagement of th e property. N o di ssa ti s f ac ti on was ex pressed with the plaintiff's services; but on the 16th of Jane, 1851, th e plaintiff was sudden l y told that they would not he M i r n . tßroasduitdn to as the tenants agen t. as t w further required. Mr. Robert Ham- Mprla. plaintiff's a ico sac was aessn once; a successor; mond, anoth er b rother, had been appointed receiver under .the C ourt of Chancery, and be had appointed a and upon plaintiff writing a letter, in which he com plained of this " uncouth treatment, " the defendant wrote a reply, ch arg i ng h an a d ve nn n t o rn t kno wn hful untru t hfulness . him with conceit, incapacity, indolence • hra'rthemyplasianitaiffryiwn letter bttbe,"n said d ‘ h ‘ s stated in the witness-box that no agreement as to his salary had ever been come to; but the defendant, in a postscript to th e letter abovementioned, wrote the words, "Your salarmoot ;,, and in the witness-box stated that there was an understanding b e tween them in October. 1849, that th at should be the amount of salary. The Plaintiff proved b y several witnesses • that the servic e s o. _ which he perform e d were, i n f ac t, worth at least 40 a year, and i n hi s cash-book del i vere d to the trustee in _ September, 1850, a bl an k was left against t he item of a plaintiff's sal ary. Lord Hast i ngs was examined witness on th e part of the defen d an t t o prove a conversa tion_ in which h e had said to the p l a int iff, " I understand i ad y ou are to h ave 2004 Lrdshp a year;" but his o ' the plaintiff mitted that i n the same conve rsation • and he had asserted that there was no agreem entlf whom he had expressed a high opinion of the P lain noblemen and recommended to Lord Leicester an d o t her a to the amount of gentlemen. The sole question was -51 entitled. it being annual salary to which the Pla intai ' was entitled to be agreed between the Parties that he was a half-a- year s ary paid far "'two ' years' services, an d' more instead of htilf-a-v e ar's e notice. "et for the plaintiff IntiMaiely the j - - a verd ict --- ery gave paid into court. Dainagea 560/.. beyond the amou nt n cgs. ,10, , ~. vfosivl 1311 ' h' h the a . r - ci This was an' r , f pbel to - iv le , e en ant Aq 1F9,0 , . ' - " " - ''''' pleaded not guilty. ' Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., Mr. Sergeant Miller, and Mr. O'Brien appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Humfrey, Q.C., and Mr. Hayes for the defendant. The plaintiff is a town councillor in the corporation of 1 POLICEL INTE mBELLIGENCETII . A friends th e ha are beforeof theth e tort Cumming, lato a bookseller in r Mr. Richard . Lamb's Conduttli-e;veet, respectability, and placed whose a t highest Norton. on a charge of obtaining 5181. from Hot:LiLla; Price, by falin! pretences. Mr.m Mr. Hawk i ns , the barrister, attended for the prosecu tion, an d M r . Sleigh appeared for the defence. p rom the evidence it appeared that in the early part of last year the prisoner made application to Mr. Smith, a solicitor, for an advance of 901. on a bill of sale of his goods, bat the accommodation was refused to him. The prisoner having made two declarations in the affidavit office of the Court of Chancery, to the effect that he had not mortgaged nor in any way encumbered a rever sionary interest to which he was entitled, also that he had not been security for any one, and that his stock in j trade far exceeded any liabilities of a pecuniary de scription, he, Mr. Price, let him have at various times, 7 , ums of money, amounting in the aggregate to 5181. In the month of November last, however, the prisoner be came a bankrupt, and, from the proceedings which took place in the Bankruptcy Court, it was discovered that b o had disposed of the whole of his r evers i onary i nteres t in 4,0001., an d also got rid of a l egacy of 5001. b e fore , w transaction with the prosecutor, an d t h ere f ore that bothbi were his declarations before the cl er k i n C hance ry 0e grossly false. Mr. NORTON thought that a sufficient prima facie c ase had been established against th e p r i sone r to remaLd him, but he had no ohjecdon t o acce pt bail for him, two sureties in 2001, each, and hi mse lf in 40 131. The required sureties were given, and the prisoner liberated. Dividend Amount Same of Carapany. per 01 Paid. Price. Aniaum. Share. Australasia ...• • • .... 5/. por cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 _ BritshNorth American 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Commercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - Colonial. - Gloucestershire •••• . • 15/per cent. - - - lonian .............. 6/. pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - London and County .. 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 24 Loudn and Westminstr 1 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 2934 London Joint-Stock ... 161. per cent. 5 0 0 0 10 0 0 - Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto, New........• 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - National of Ireland .• 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Nat. Frovncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - Ditto, New. • ...• -6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Oriental Bank Corpora. 71. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - South A.ustralia •• -• • 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Union or Australla.... Si. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto 61. per cent. - 210 0 - Unica of London •• 71. per cont. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Union or Madrid - 40 0 0 40 0 0 - INSTTIZANCII COMPALNIXB. I Dividend Amount Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. ------ - X a. . £ s. d. Albion •........... .. Si. log, 1 500 0 50 0 0 86 Alliance Brit. and For. 7/.145. 6d.bs. 100 0 11 0 0 2134 Ditto Marine....... 61. p.c.& be. 100 0 25 0 0 41 4, Atlas • • Argus Life --• • •• 41. per cent. 100 0 16 0 0 - - British Commercial • • 7s. 6d. 50 0 50 0 6% Clericl,Med.Bc Gen. Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0 10 0 0 2634 County .............. 41. 100 0 10 0 0 - 14s. 50 0 5 0 0 15 Eagle ........ Eqity and Law •• 434 per cent. 100 0 50 0 4% European Life •••• • 10s. 20 0 All paid. 12 General -..••- - .. - 5 0 .. 514 Globe •••••••• • • • • • •• 61. per cent. Stock. 13414 Guardian .......• •• • • 5/. per cen t 100 0 48 0 0 55% Imperial Fire -..• • • • 121, per cent. 500 0 50 0 0 256 Imperial Life .. •.•• -12 s. 100 0 10 0 0 19% Indemnity Marine - - 11. eh. & 4s. 100 0 20 0 0 49 Law Fire •••••• • • • •• 21. & 2s. bs. 100 0 210 0 3 1 4 Law Life ........ .... - 100 0 10 0 0 46% Legal and General Life - 50 0 20 0 534 London Fire .....• -10 s. & bs. 25 0 12 10 0 213 London Ship ......... 105. & bs. 25 0 12 10 0 21 34 Varine - • ..... ••• • .. 15s.per share 100 0 15 0 0 15U Med. Invlid &Gen. Life 4341. per et. 50 0 2 0 0 2% Monarch -.. .. ...... - 5 0 1 0 0 lips.. National Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 2 10 0 2% Palladium Life Si. per cent. 50 0 2 0 0 236 Phoenix . .. - I - 161 Professional Life.... •• 5/. per cent. 6 5 ,' 010 0 178.6 d Provident Life •• .. . • Rock Life ss. 5 0 0 10 0 7% Royal Exchange 6/. p.ct. & be. Stock. all 227 inn Fire - .........- 61. 10s. - •. 213 Ditto Life • - 48 United Kingdom Universal Life-. Victoria Life .... - 4 12 6 5 34 1131.IDGES Dividend Amount Same of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. -- -- -.-. X. a. d. X. s. d. Hungerford . • • • • • • • • • - - - 8 34 Southwrk ...... •• .• - 100 0 0 - - Ditto Nw of 734 p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 Waterloo .......... • • - 100 0 0 - 3 Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 21. Bs. Od. - 60 0 0 2454 Ditto Nw ditto 0f.71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 22 vauxhall .... .• • Av. 21. 70 10 3 - 19 WILT36I7Z-UTOSMS Dividend Amount Name at Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ...-- ---- X a. d. £ 5. d. East London...• ••• • • • 8/. per ent. 100 0 0 - 149 Grand Junction ••• • • • 41. per ant. 50 0 0 - 67 Tent...............• 41. per ent. 100 0 0 - 80 Lambeth .. •• •••• • • - Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97 New River Company .• 21. 10s. - - GO Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per mt. 100 0 0 - - West Middlesex ••.• •• 61.05. pr cnt. - - 102 DOCZL22. Dividend Amount tierce of ConipanY• per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. , --- ---- ------- .1.-___, X B. d. X s. d. Commercial ...• •• .... 4/. pr cent. Stock. - 90 36 Eaat and West India... 610. pr cent. Stock. .... 20s• per sh. 100 0 0 - 151 East Cou ................Si.pr cent. Sto c k . - - London •• • - 121 Ditto Bonds •• •• • • • • 31* per cent. - ........ 3 % per cent. Stock. - -- 1 St. Katharine - 82 Ditto 80nd5........ 4141. pr cent. - - - Southampton •• ••• • • • 1/. per cent. 50 0 0, 50 0 0 183( C. 1112.111.31613. .; 1 ,Z Dividend Names of ...', Dividend Price. Names of .e, per 03 or Cerapanies. A An Price. Companies. A 1 P , I.lllDa . ac Annum.[ v. I X X Ashtn & Oldh 98 71• p. ct. 140 3 facclesfleld • 100' 21.105. 50 Barnsley.• • • 160; Neath •.• • • • 100 161. Rrknk&Abrg 150, 51. 85 O x f or d.. •• • • 100 13/. 135 Birmingham 40 41. _. Peak Forest. 78 31. 18s. 70 Coventry.. • • 100! 251. 200 Regent's .... 33 1/. 3s. 17M Derby •• • 100 61. 63 Rochdale.... 85 21. 42 Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. et. 33% Semrset Coal 1 5 0 GrandJunctn 100 3/. pr.ct. 473 Do.LkFd St 12 — 7 13D0., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. e t. 11 Stffrel &Wore 140 28" 405 Grand Surrey 100 21. Os. 32% Shrewsbury.. 125 Grand Union 100 1/. 103. 24 Stourbridge.. 146 201. 29 0 Kennt& Avii 39 4s. Od. 5% Severn and 1 21. Os. 2 4 Lancaster • 1001 Wyo Rail. t 26 Leeds& Livrp 100; 201. 405 Warwick& 40 Leicester .. •• 100: 5/. 66 nirming. j 100 41. Lei cstr&Nth 83 41. 44% WarwickBsl 28 Loughborogh 142 701. 510 Napton. .1 100 31 . Itfonmouthsh 100' Worcstr 8;1 Sintgoinrysh 100 Birming. 3 78 31. 32 3feltnMwbry 100 Wilts & Brke lls. 6d. 7U - - .RAIL WAY SHARE MARKETS. BRISTOL, 11Lutctr 6. STOOK EKOHANGE.—The share market has been ex tremely flat to-day, and there was very little business doing. The transactions were as follow :—Bristol and Exeter, 87 ex div.—Great Western, 804 —Midland Stock, 58% ex div. LIrERYGOL, MARCH 6. STOOK EXCHANGE.—The business to-day was somewhat limited in amount, but prices generally were well sustained. The transactions were as follow :—Caledonian, 16 3 / 4 —Eastern Counties, 7'4,—East Lancashire, 16% — Ditto, Preference, 2 in o c li olls y hi o r r e k , Quarters, 834—Great Northern (A), 61 7,1—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6914 —Ditto, Fifths (West Riding Union), 4% and North Mid -3n4 and Lincolnshire, s d B i s s E t e a s r , t lh . a ffi n e d l Sheffield, Mid land, —Great Southern and Western, 35—Newry and Warrenpoin t , 3% —Dutch Rhenish , 4 5-16 dis.—Namur and Liege, 6 W 3. MANCHESTER, MARCH 6. STOCK EXCHANGE. —The transactions to-day were as fol low:--Caledonian, 1674 —.Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6914 c. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 31 1 A—Sout h and Dover, 20y g . BIRMI_VGFIAM, MA.acir 6. STOCK ExCIIANGE.—Tbe share market was firm to day, and prices were well main tamed. There was a decided ten tency upwlu'ds. The following were the closing prices : Birminghan 1, Wolverham pion, and Stour Valley (buyers) , 93A, (sellers,), I() ex div.--Chester and Holyhead (buyers) 16.4,—Lancai 'hire and Yorkshire (buyers), 69, (sellers), 69 1 /e —London an, d North-Western (buyers), 116 IN, (sellers), 1 l 6:Yi ex div.• —Midland (buyers), 57 3 / 4 , (sellers), 58' ex div.—Ditto (Bit iningham and Derby), (sellers), 29 div.— Ditto (Bristol and Birmingham), (buyers), 136.—North Staffordshire (sellers), 8% div.—Shrewsbury and 13irming ham (A), (buyer s), 6A ) (sellers), 6%—Ditto, (B), (buyers), 41 Bs. 9d., (seller zi-13—Shropshire Union (buyers,) 3`41, (sellers), 31. 3s. 91~1is•--South Staffordshire (buyers), 1 3 / 4 ,, (sellers), 1% Tpv - LfvFitrooL. 6 Divltless pervaded the gram trade yesterday The few buyers at market had a slight advantage as regards price in the small business done in wheat and flour, but holders generally would not make any concession of mo ment. Good Western Caual flour was offering at 225 to 225 6d per barrel. Indian corn was without change in value, with a moderate inquiry. American mixed 29s to 29s 6d and yellow 30s per 480Ibs. Oats, barley, beans, and peas r?" main as quoted on Tuesday last , and not much idone in any of these articles. We are quiet to-day , and prices un changed. MANCHESTER, MARCH 6.—Since the receipt of the rep or t. of Monday's market at Mark-lane the trade here has been the a very quiet character, without any perceptible change in value of any article. The imports into Liverpo ol and Run: corn this week exhibit increased quantities of oats, barley, and malt, coastwise ; s and oatmeal from Ireland; and wheat and flour from abroad ; but on the whole they are still far from extensive. At our market this morning there was only a limited amount of business passing, and although in some in stances the turn of prices was slightly in favour of buyers , the alteration was too trifling to admit of any variation in the quo tations of this day se'nnight. GLOUCESTER, MARCH 6.—We have not had a single iinpor tation of wheat from abroad this week, but the supplies of barley have been pretty liberal. Wheat fully maintains late rates, and there is still an uward tendency in prices. E n g lish p red wheat is worth 5s 6d per bushel, and white 6s; foreig n, 4s 6d to 53 9d per bu s h e l. .Malting barley a verages 30 s p er quarter. Irish malting, 27 s t o 99 s ; an d grinding, 23s to 255. Old English oats, 23s to 25 s p er quar t er ; new, 2 0 s to 21s; and Irish, 19s to 21s per quarter. Old English beans about O s sd to 4s, and new 3s 8d to 3s 10d p e r b us hel. French , 3s 10d ; and Egyptian, 3s 6d. P eas a v e rage 4s per bushel. NOTTINGHAM, 6.—At Derby yesterday there wall a dull trade for wheat, at barely late rates. A good deinal' n prevailed for seed oats, and full prices were giv en for fine qualities. Other things were unaltered. Wheat , r ed, 44s to 465 per stone ; ditto, white, 50s to 53s ; barley, for malting! 3is to 34s imperial measure ; ditto, for grinding, .27 0 to 2, 5 per 30 stone ; oats, 21s to 26s per 24 stone beans, ,itsold 36 to 39s per 3d stone; ditto, new, 34s to 355; flour, 31s to ;f super, 33s to 34s per 2 stone. There was a fair show wheat on our own Corn-Exchange to-day, which the bu r!! tried hard to get at some reduction, but could not succeed if consequently, but little business was done. The stIPPIY. barley was good, and the d e m an d b e i ng very limited, late price were scarcely supported. In oats and beans no alteration. Wheat, old, 46s to 51s p er 36 s t one; ditt o , new, 47 s to 53e.; old red, 39s to 45s ; ne w , di t t o , 41 s t o 46 s ; barley, for Ina':(; ing, 30s to 34s per quarter ; for grinding, 2953,5 to 3 0, p er stone ; oats, 20s to 24s per 24 stone ; beans, old, 36s to per 38 stone ; new, Gitto, 30 s t o 33 s Egyp tian, old 3 1 s to fine, ; d i tto , 305 33s ; flour, super, 34s to 38s p er 20 s t one ; to 32e. WORCESTER, MARCH 6.—The mar ket was firm less and the late fine and dry weather has improved the samples o i Wheat fully maintains the late a d vance , with no appea rance the a decline. Some first-rate samples fetched 17s Ofl, but current prices may be quoted at 16s to 17s per bag r E for white; and 15s rid to for red. Malting barley 3s 9d to 4s p e bushel, and distilling Os 6d. New English beans 4, i lr h bushel ; old, 4s 4d. ; foreign Os 6d to 4s per bushel. ng"' oats, 3s 6cl to 3s 9d per 391 b for old; and 3s to 3,3 d for n ees' ew Irish, 2s 9d to 3s. Vetches, 4s to 4s 2d per bushel. P 3s 8,1 to 4s 2d per bushel. at At Kidderminster on Thursday the trade was dull and stationary prices for wheat. Malting barley well suPP lied, in d Is per quarter cheaper. Oats were a trifle lower. Beans peas were held firmly for late rates. At Wolverhampton market on Thursda there wa s a good supply of wheat, which was dull of sale y , but without an change in value. Malti ng b ar l ey ' rat h er d ea rer. No cha n g e in oats or beans. DALKEITH, AIAAcH 4.—Th e re l a ti ve we ight per four busblell- : of the three prices of w h ea t were 1 3st 41b, 164 21b, and ' rb. Oats, 12st 131 b, 12 s t 31b , an d l Ost 12 1 b. B a rley, 16st 9114 sst 81b, and 15 s t Gib. P eas an d b eans, 19 s t 31b, 17 5 t 131br and 17st 81bs. 4 Q l r 2 e. Wheat ... ...... Z2 Be 7 st. 0 Inferior . Current. sE2 0 0 £1 16 ° 1514 Oats 16812 0 0 17 272 Barley 1 6 9 1 13 0 Average CATTLE o iN f i Ai:t i i wheat tz T , m A l 7 6 142 Peas and Beans 1 15 0 1 10 ° GLASGOW I nc l 2 0 to. day the numbers were —oxen, 64 9 ; sheep, 1,112. °"'" to the short supply of cattle sales were more ea sily effected than last market. Best ox beef 445, current 425, middling 361 3119°41;°*Ad.t our ntarteo! to 40s, inferior 30s to 34s per cwt ;an sold. Sheep marketA much the as last day. B es t mu tton 54d, current 3d to Sid, inferior 44(1; a few left unsold. ABERDEEN, Maness s.—Grain—Oats 17s 93 to 18s 34 401bs per bushel; foreign oats, 00s Od to 00s Od, 401bs per bushel; barley, 24s 6d to 25s Od. 521bs per bushel ; bear, 2556 d to 001 Od, 521bs per bushel; wheat ;Os to 42 5; oa tmeal, 145 ud to 15s Oil per boll ; flour, 32s to 335 Od per sack. Provisions—Beefs 4d to 6d per lb ; mutton, ditto, 4d to 6d; veal, ditto, 46 to 6d ; pork, per stone, 3s Od to 3s 6d ; lamb, per lb, 4cl to 6d; tallow, per stone, Os Od to Os 3d; potatoes, per pecks 4d to 6d; rabbits, each, Od to Od; hares, each, 01 to Os Od ; grouse, per brace, Os to Os ; butter, per lb, 8d to I Oa; eggs, per doz, 6d to 9d ; cheese, per cwt, Os to Os Od ; hogs per pair, 3s od to 3s 6d; chickens, ditto, 2s Od to 2s Gd; ducks, do., 2s Od to 2s 6d ; ducklings, ditto, 2s to 2s 6d; turkeys, per pairs ent 85 to 950 d; geese , d itto, 7s to 8s ; butter for ex p ortation (pres cure), per cwt, 00s to 60s; eggs, wholesale price, per dozen, Od to 61c1 ; 41b loaf, 6d ; 2lb loaf, 3d ; pork, per stone of herb', Os Od to Os Od; pork fine, small, 5s 6d to Os Od; pork, larg e 3s 6d to 4s 3d; ship pork per barrel of 9 04 lbs, Os to ° e ' Meal—Oatmeal , Is 5 d to Is 6 d; barley dust, 7d to Od i peaser neal, is lld to 2s Od; aids, Od to 7d ; beremeal, ls 3d to is 4d; flour, is 93 to Is 10d; barley, per lb, lid to' c 1; barleY dour, is 5d to is 63. DUBLIN, MARCH s.—The few samples of Irish wh eat which. a ppeared at this day's market brought fully the currencies of_ Tuesdsy, and in some eases a small advance. The demand o eo i n f barley and oats was generally dull, and in a great zne"ufoereign fined to purchasers for seed. The trans actions in .n the wheat and Indian corn were few and wit hout change Od to Os Od ; oats, 10 5 o' • _ _ prices of either. Wheat, white 225 Od to 26 s 6d ; red 'dittos 21s Od to 24s Od barley, 12; 6d to 15s 6 d ; bere, Os d to lls6d ; rape-seed , 145 Od to 17s ;_ oatmeal, lis 6d to 12s Od ; bakers' flour , p er cwt, 12s Odd; to 15s ; Indian corn, per 4801 b, 2980 d to 31s Od. CORR.. Manca 5 The trade, though quiet, is very firm, and without anY in l ' portant business passing, holders, show great confidencoreige, aort" are looking for enhanced prices. Several arrivals of f. grain (consistin g p r i nc ipally of maize, very little wheat api h oe o a rn r e ing) have take n place since our last. The supply of grain is very trifling, the receipts for the week being only-:"_. Wheat, 234 barrels at 19s 6d to 2 9 s 6d; barley, 341 bar r_e,! . at 12s 6d to 13s 4d ; and oats, 3,699 barrels at 98 10c1 to 11 5 per barrel. The value of each description of grain is fullassn ' maintained, and with a moderate amount of business P - r ates. in the article, holders are asking slightly enhanced ca rers Barley, as it has b een d ur i ng the season, continu es very s , e' _ and fetches high p r i ces . With depressed advices from Lond we have no transactions to record in oats, which, how ever held firmly. Barrels. Curreeels stone O White wheat 00s 02 to OOs Od 00s Od- 2 ° e ‘ 30 Ditto 3 Red wheat ...21s 6d to 22s Od Sd n 2O do A 006 Od to 00s . 1- 0 0 a O Ditto OOs Od to 00s l'd are 108 Barley . lis 6d to 13s Bcl ....16 do O Ditto OO5 Od to ((Os Od} 00s 0- O Ditto .oos Od to 005 Od 0 Bere Ods Od to OOs Od Os Od 273 Oats 9s Od to lOs 4d) 00s Od-14 do 2)2 Ditto ... les 4d to lOs Sd 24 Ditto ... 65 Pigs 29s Od to 31s 3 d 30s 6d per Quantity sold at the Highest Prices:-15 oath. 0 barrels white wheat; 3 red ; 9 barley; 0 bere; 14 pigs. Quantity of Grain and Number of Pi g s sold last week :--• Wheat. 335. Barley, 518. Oat s, 3,881. Pigs. 415. Return of Cattle sold for wee k ending Feb. 28. Pigs, 712. Sheep, 205. Cows, 93. 15s Od; Coßic. —Flour Fi rs t 12s 63 to 14s Od; extra eal7s 3d to 7s Gd; wh er cwt. Oatmeal 10s Gd to 11s; Indian m seconds, lOs 6d to 12. Od; households 9,r to 108 6d; thirds, 7s to 95 1 a to 7las per Hay— 20s to 28s• ton. Bran 855 to 8756 d per ton. s. , average meal, lOs Od to lOs Gii per cwt. Indian corn 72 6d - eat -26s ; dealers 34s to 409 Od; average 38s per ten. Straw—Fanners 16s o r Od o tooo : ave rage 13 s; dealers 24 s Od to 275 Od; v Bread—Wheaten loaf 6id to 03; aver perd ; ton. household loaf bid to Od per 41b. Fresh butter, 8d to 10d per lb. Eggs-45 4d to 4s 6d per hundred. Coals-••• New Port 15s Od ; Lydney 15s ; Landore 00s ; Calais 12s 6d per ton. Tallow 38s Od to 40 3 per e''''': whiA. y, 25 Os p., Se 9d per imperial gallon. M eg " —Bed 4d to Gad; mutton 5d t o 64d ; vea l 5d 10 73 ; pork 4cl to Od ; bacon 6d to 7d ; sausages 5d per lb Hop' 8188 to 910 s per cwt. Bangor ... slate s 2/ 17 t ; 6 ,3 ditto, 24s 2 2 4 9 , 1 to 3 00 4 / I p;s e r r t b o ar n. re F i i s . h— Scotch ' Bark, red 71 to Si lOs per to , 70s perton,• ton. tleere her r p i n i n u e s , wool 14s to 15s per steno. _ to 3/91 pe n , I to: ditto, 2/ 15s per ton • deal ton. Timber-1%4, 4ne l Market 185 to per !b. : salted 20s to 263 per Newfoundland, 10/ Os to P red ' 31 5s • yellosl ' 0 91 tn , 122. Guano--Peruvian,P 25 , ' sr 15/ to 181 per 100. Sid to Od01,19::::;id;eks-sr ottoes, white 7d to osi ; pinks,to 'O l lOs to 111; Ichahoer 4 t , per tm„, py s „ , ' • s .r....../srchangssi, lcis par barrel. [A. Tiori telescopes, DvERT is , m EMENT. j—J_HE ROYAL E . XIIIO I TEL Esc p.O.PES.—A new and most important invention in , possessing such extraordinary powers that ?wil e ' 1- ? t inches, with an extra eye piece, will show distinc tly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's Ring, and the double stars with the same telescope, weighing only three ounces, can be seen a p er .: son's countenance, 3 miles distant, and an object from 1 6 1 : 20 miles ; they supersede every other kind for the waistcoat pocket, and are of larger, and all sizes, with increasing powl accordingly ; also a valuable newly invented very 1 01 1• 11 powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by %chi c a person can be seen and known, miles distant, they' answer every purpose on the race-course, at the Opera-house' ; c ountry scenery, and ships are clearly seen at twe lve to four teen miles, they are invaluable for shooting, deer stalking! yachting, hunting, to sportsmen, gentlemen, game-keePer6' and tourists To be had at Messrs. S. and R. Solomon!! opticians, 39, Albermarle-street, Piccadilly, opposi te the 'fort o r: Hotel. Opera and race-course glasses with wonderful powe an object can be clearly seen from fourteen to sixteen tuil°s. Invaluable vibrator and all ki n d s o f acous tic instruments, for relief preserving spectacle lenses. Th e invisible orgaui extreme deafness. 39, Alb erma rle-street, opposiote the York Hotel. BIRTHS. OF A S 0 N. On the 4th inst. at the Vicarage , S tr a dsett, Norfolk, the wife of the Rev. A. V. Hughes Hallett. On the sth inst., at Eaton-square, Jeffery Griznwood wood, Esq., of an heir. OF A DAUGHTER On the sth inst., at Cadogan-place, the wife of Williatti Goldsmid. On the 3d inst., in Portland-place, the wife of Henri' Tritton, Esq. MARRIED. On the 4th inst., at Keucot, Oxfordshire, J o hn Carter, Esq., of Fairford, Gloucestershire, to Amelia, dattghter of the late R. Burnaby, Esq., and niece of Sir William Bur naby, Bart. On the 4th inst., at Cherts e y , Alexander Scrutton, Es+. d. of St. Ann's-hill, Wands worth, to Ann Sibyrina, secon daughter of the late Mr. William Ockerby, of Bishopsgat& Without. DIED. At Blandford-place, Regent's- park, George Harris, youngest. son of the Hon. T. F. Johnson, Colonial Secretary,Trin adad.• At Brigtton , on the 4th inst., Lancelot James, son of: Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Eyre. On the 4th inst. , at Oxford-cotta g e, New-road, Hammer-- smith, Juliana, the wife of J. R. Beede, Esq. On the 3d inst. , in Coleshill-street, Eaton-square, Mary,. the wife of Mr. W. Jorden, aged Bu. of On the 25th u lt., at Brighton, Mr. Georg e Monies, South-terrace, Pec kham, a g ed 66. At Park-villas , U pp er Hollowa y , on the 3d inst., M rs.. Eli za b e th Lloyd, re 4 cc of the late C. Lloyd, Esq. 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