The Sun. — London, England, 1841-04-24 00:00:00

MORNING EDITION HER MAJESTY'S DEAWI/sIG ROOM: Tne following Ladies were present . : — DUCHESSES—Somerset, Inverness, Northumberland; Argyyll MARHIONESSES—Abereorn, Lansdowne; 'Airesbury, Ely, Queen-berry, Thomond. • COUNTESSES —Antrim, Erroll, Uxbridge, Albemarle, Rose bery, Carnarvon, Powis, Manvers, :Surrey, Dowager Sefton, Doxager Listowel, De la Warr, cawctqr, Dude, Bradford, Verulam, Jersey Denbigh, Haddiugtou, Radnor, Brownlow VISCOUNTESSES—PaImenan, 4 t;hosea, Drumlanrig, Syd ney, Gage, Hood, Duncan• LADIES—Byron, Antrobus,'.oiiiia Taylour, Wheatley, Er nest Brudeuelt Bruce, Ida IlaY, Eleanor Paget. Cotteuham, AT.ibui ton, B. Johnstone, Mahon, Charlotte' Egerton, Bo water, Adelaide . Paget, Dowager C aw d or , R. G rosvenor , Constance Paget, Isabella Douglas, Shaw - Stewart, Louisa • Mellen, K. Douglas, - Arabella Baring, Wcrsley, Emily• Gore, Hewer, Fuller, Eliot; Drake, Aurora Hen, point, Mary Pierrepont, C. Cavendish, Jemima Eiot, Y. Buller, Peliy, 't rimleston, Burnett, Mary Howard, Elizabeth Gore, Lucy C. Hubert, Dowager Rivers, Louisa Primrose, Anne Prim rose, Ch,riutte Hubert, Ca herine Whyte Melville, Wil li :ms Bulkeley. Wilhelmine Stanhope, Louisa Alexander, Mary Stanley, Lucy Eleanor Lowther, 'I here,a Lister, Elizabeth i 4. Drummond, Halle, Katherine • Cust, Carel ne Cust, Elizabeth Campbell, Wenlock, Pynr, ColVrne, Evaw, Hammond, Mary Beret:even, Maclaine, Fowke, Radgock, Fanny, Howard, Eliza beth Dutton, Braye, Grey, Mulcasler, G. Balfour, E. Sey mour, Caroline Campbel, Sherborne, Oranmore, Trela.wny, HeyteshUry, Peehell, Heywood, Anna Loftus, Mary Hood, 'tom. 'Greville, {Methuen, Sus4n rth, Mao F. Smith, Pot tinger, Stanley, Louisa Pe H orse y, B ra ybrooke, A. Cadogan, West, Manners, G. Grey, flotioria Cadogau, Bui-gbersh, B. Peut,ell, Sarah Villiers, Dowager Clinton, Al. Fox., M. Molyneux, L. MGlyneux, Macfarlane, Anne ceekett, Ashley, Louisa Fitz Maurice, Mo drag% ;Vary Reldirw, Marian Al'ord, Amelia Cust, Do - x.lpr Floyd, Mildred Ceeil, ' Colehester, Cole brooke.. lIONOURALLES --.Georgiana Byron, Carokne Gage, 11.1i , s La.:vlce, Alrs. W. steri.a, Mrs..S. tta.hurst, A.-t,trray, Miss liyug,, Lady staling, Mrs. P. Baihie, 'Mrs. R. Trevor, Lady l'ilurr4y, Mrs. Hood, M.S. I hillips, .Itrs. J. Elfi2t, Lady Coekbura, airs. Stanley, S.. Whe Miss A'Court, C. Maria Pepys, F. Mary Pepys,..Mrs. linp, G. E. Anson, Lady Lumk-y, Alargaier Browne, Louisa'Ridley Colborne, Nlr. IVikiaaa lierbert, Lady L'ai.enham. AlisrarssEs—John Backliouse Coulter, Henry .311 angles Venha.n, Gilly Knight, lhesiger, Howley, Hugh 11. 1 mittey, Vcr,thoyle. Illonietiore nee de Roth schild, Bannerman, Lawrence, zruy Kelly, Law, Bassets, Thoma, Smith, Shaw Lefuere, :Mansfield. G. Bankes, J. H. Parks, F. Foci.. P: Yerraya Smith Edwin Pro.;:gers, I)a..ids n , 13. Will an s, Lot - d`Phiips, W‘mt an, M. Gib si', Ham; J ha Bastaril, Pa Gray, Peer liroAn,, J. Henry Vivian, It. Wil iamson, G. Crag, S. Platt. General Shialuham, -balf..mr, Monier, ti Ellice,. Aliichell, Clay, :John Elliot, Charles A'Court, abirlly, Win. Stuart, V. Stuart, La bouuliere, Young, Mti.l . ;e:ly, -- E. Seywour, Wheatley t Mary Ann Law, Con kinunl; Price, Harriet Caven dish. F. P. Billie, liaria iltirnett, E. Balfour, Foake, .1a e Thelshou: e, Fanny Bael.house, Caroline Ire lawny, E. Br four, Burnett, Anne Antrobus, Po'e, Shaw Saerb,r, t, Iladl.e, Vyse, Eliot. Stanley, Augu s ta Stanley, Lowther, P. Prune, Wyndham, Flora Mai-dona'cl, Pencingten, Herbert, Clive, IV. Wynn, 111 n.! bray, Monier, •ltultliont. linratia•Mo:ier, Evans, Freke, Hen age, -Surly:tit, Mary Subvarn Munfarlaoe, Clay, t..a.rali Heywood, Heywood, Dawson, Addeily, liuiton, Mary Po'e Stuart, Guise, Webb, Waesley, lintips, Alston, 11. Alston, Bastard, Barinz, Nevin. , Emily Paring, G. Bushe, Grerifell, :evitien; Louisa Prey, Lousa. Nirville, F. Platt, E. Paring, W. MeAille, Sytvia../.;0314, Elizabeth A'Court, E. .11anstickl, Cul, or .n Ac, sus-n Emily olurray. idavting ; _;entlernen were present at the Dra;: hag. ID DUKF.s--`''crale, Argill, B.Niof,rt. i A -- Norma, by, Larsflowne, Thomend, Salisbury .E . AttLs--Na.dnor, on - 1,1-von, 'eikirk, Caner, ltose• bery, Antrim, Powis, Man e;s, C:arcndon, lirownuw, Aber. , . ViscouNTs—: ), .icric3rit.t, INcirthl?md, Hood, Alford, Itlerc haven, Ch.,ls , a, S. toftu3 ' lbource, Duncan. Lotis—ora,mo'c, Eliot, lfrimieston, Ernlyn, Wcrlock. Byrou,• , Cowley, liu-gherSb, John iin,.seri, Colcizes:er,.Malion. Count Brlpv.4c-Metax a. lilc.n r If • ONO UKA G. Murray, H. Labout here, F. T. Bni),:g. Ebro L Mr. WC3tenra, .I?enry R Westenra, Baron Dira , dale, E. J. Stanley, Mr. tiloomfield, Rev. W. ilenn , .ke,-, Ccl. G.. Campbell, M. Wes:. C. Cavendish, C. 11or, 11. P., G. Hope, W. R. Colborne, G. Browne. Srhs—John Yarde Bullr'r, De L. Evans, F. Fowke, Bart., G. Wilkiru-oti; T. E. Drake, J. B. Feehell, W. Burnett, G. Carroll: J. H. Perly, Brunei, R. W. Bulkeley, W. Stirling, I. Heyv:ood, J. Flower. • . Itl v. DOCTOR. S Haw trey, Schwabe, Welcy, Mr.3stEu'Ls—Ai'. S. Rowe, C. llartp, J. S. M. An'ier...wn, E. Prod , ers .1. H. Dikins, G. Bythesea. iilv';.,tzytis B.BVilltarris, H. Alexander, Fitzroy Kelly, • QAT', V , 'allare, A. Montgomery, Burr, 11. P., J. Thomson, Clay, Foixke, R. Eliice, Lister, C. Grenfell, A. Smith, Afton, M.P., Pakenhatn,l Guise, R. Alston, EI.. Baillie, Ro liertsen,G. Craig, 31. P., J. ltuunl, M.P. S. Platt, V. Smith, V. Morr:S, Seymour, A. Diurnmnnd, Hughon, De Horsey, M. Gibson, 11. Sutton, Thc,iger, J: Round, jun., L. Phillip, Basset, Stanley, G. Phillips, ig,noles, G. hater, Verschovle, -S. it Edcnborough, G. L. Pennington, Davidson, A. Ste , pherls, Lawrence, F. W. Fryer, E. Williams, W. Melville, Grcville, G. &tikes, J. H. Vivian. Field Marsha! the Duke of Wellington. GENF.RA Ls—Sir Edward Bowater. Sir Hilgrove Turner, Sir James Cockburn, Hcn. Sir W. Lumley, Sir Henry,Wheatley, G. C. H. , Sir John Guise, Bart., K. C. 8., Sir Frederick .I%lule3s'er, Sir Hercules Pakerham, the' Honourable , Dlu -ray, Alexander Dyson, Sir Robert Macfarlane, Shuldham, Sir Henry P) nn. COLONELS--Godwin, Sir Archibald Maclaine, Fox, the Hon. G. Rice Trevor, Catrr, J. S. North, A'Court, Hugh Bailie, Lacy, Sir Burges Carnac, Maberly, Hawkey, Stretton, C. 8., Fir Charles Hopkinson, C. 8., Munro. ' •111 A J 0 1'.5 — Hartley, M. G. White. Cadogan, Marshall, Tur ner, Orange, J. W. Henderson, K. H., William Bruce, K. 11., Pell, Raines. Cae-rArtss:—Jones. Sir Joseph Douglas, Alajendie, "Walker, Greathed, Pitman, For ster, Peter -Cameron, Bristow, Fox Strangways, Mowatt. 1../.IITENANTS—IIernby, R. C. Shakespear, W. Warner, Archdall, E. S. Glen, Henry Irvine, C. E. O'Reilly, C. L. Cocks. ADMIRA LS— Sir Robert Otway, Lord A. Beauclerk CA r. INS, R. N.—George 'Evans, Francis Blackwood, Charles Talbot, ()eorge Smith, Sir T., S. Pasley, Bart., P. Burton, K. TL, Edward Lloyd, K. 11., B. Lynch, Lovell, K. H., COMMANDERS—Henry Crease, R. Douglas, George Norton, 11. 31 Denham, F. R.S. Lieutenant H. W. Johnstone. The following ladies had the honour of being presented to her Majesty : The Countess of Antrim, by the Countess of Haddington _ Lady Annota Pierrrpont Lady Olivia Taylour, by the Duchess of Somerset Lad y ' Pelly, by Lady Burghersh The Countess of Carnarvon, by the Countess of Surrey The Hon. Mrs. 'Henry I3aillie, on her marriage, by the Du chess of Northumberland Hon. Georgians Byron, by her mother, Lady Byron Hon. Miss Caroline Gege, by Viscountess Gage The Lady Marian Alford, on her marriage, by the Countess Brownlow Lady Haddo, on her marriage,.by the Marchioness of Abercorn. . Lady Mildred Cecil, by Lady Cowley Mrs Henry Hankey, on her marriage, by the Hon. Mrs. Sey . mour Bai burst Mrs. Thomas Smith, by Lady Yarde Buller Lady Poqing-er, by Viscountess Palmerston Lady Katherine Cust, by the Countess Brownlow - Lady Amelia Cuss, by the Countess Brownlow • Mrs. Blur. by Lady Wheatley. • The -Hon: Mrs. Rice 'Trevor, by the Countess of Cawdor Lady Co'ebrooke, on leaving England for New Brunswick, by Lady Fl,wer • Hon. Frances Mary,Pepys, by her mother,,Lady Cottenhain. Lady Louisa Alexander, ore her marriage, by 31rs. William . Stuart. L .J.etly Mary Berehaven, b,:y. the Marchioness of Thomond. . Lady Fowke, by Lady El.zaLeth Druinmad. Viscountess flth.d, by the Hon. Mrs. Hood Kiss - • n a Eltert-Seyrnour, by her mother. Mrs. seymour - iMiS3 Fitzroy Kelly, by her.mother, Mrs. Fitzroy Kelly MisTJate Pi ice, by lier sister, Mrs. Ba•set the Hon. Baroness Dimsdale Miss-Maria. Burnett, by her mother, Lady Burnett Miss Caroline Trelawny, by Lady Trelawny. Viseountess Drumlanrig, on her marriage, by the Marchioness or Queensberry 31t:s Frederica P. Bank, by Mrs. Hugh Baillie Miss Mary Ann Law, by - Mrs. Law • Miss Constantia Round, by her mother, Mrs. John Round Lady Mulca3ter, by the Marchioness of Ely Lady Georgiaea Balfour, on her marriage, by Mrs. Balfour . . Lady I' 'Timmy, by Lady - Yarde Buller L a d y Heywood, by the Duchess of Sutherland Lady Arabella Baring, on her marriage, by the Countess of Rosebery Countess of Dune, by Lady Sherboine, Mrs. Frederick Fryer, by the CoimtesS of Surrey Mrs. J. Hamilton Parks, by Lady;MuSkerry • Mr;. Lort Phillips, by Mrs. Moiler Mrs. Hamilton Giay, by 'Lady Byron Mrs. John Bastard , by Lad y Yarde Buller • , Mrs. Ram, by the Hon. Mrs.. John Elliot Miss F. 31acuonald, by the Countess of Mount Edgcumbe Miss P. Brune, by her mother, Mrs. Prune • Miss V. Platt, by her mother, Mrs. S. riatt Miss E. A'Court, by her mother, Mrs. C. A'Court :Miss Colebroolte, by her mother, Lady Colebrooke Miss Fowke, by her mother, Lacy Fowke Miss Pakenham, by the Hon. Lady isakenham Miss tla-tard, by her mother, Mrs-J. Bastard Miss Batikes, by her mother, Mrs. G. Bankes Mrs. 11. Williams ,n. by the Hun. Mrs. T, Best Petro Browne, on her return to Copenhagen, by Vis countess Palmerston Miss Lowther, by her mother, Lady Lucy E. Lowther rsdss Pennington, by Laity Barham ',Vies Shusdham, by her mother,' Mrs: General Shnldham Miss Mow-bray, by her aunt, Mrs: H. Williamson • Miss Binxman, by Lady Evans Mrs. Gibsoii Craig, en her marriage, by her mother, TOrs. IL Vivian ilditchel, by the Countess of Erroll 3Jis, Mary Pole -.stuart, by Mrs. Wm. Stuart =`,ln,. Char:es A'Court, by Lady Heytesbury s Evans Freke, by Lady Oraumore Mii-s Clay, by Mrs. Clay - . . 11e ) %ood, by her mother, Lady Heywood Sarah II eywood, by her mother, Lady Heywood m,,, s Webb, by the Hon. Lady Lumley Miss Philips, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Philips Hon. Charlotte Maria Pepy s , b y he,. mother, Lady CoUenharn Mr.. lii. WU:lams, on her marriage, by her aunt, the Hon. Mrs. Westenra Miss titii!:e, by the Hol. Lady Lumley. LAD iRS' DRESSES. HER 11.1JE-,Ty. Drs of white Fatia, the body and sleeves splendidly namr;riteti with diamOndi and pcarl3, .and the skirt: elegantly trimmod with gold bloiide trabt of white Irish tabu et, tic!ily brocaded in gold, trimmed with gold tionde, an d lined with Ns-hire sitin. Headdress, feathers, diamonds, ud lappt ts 11.11. H. THE DUCHESS OF KENT. A white satin dues,, richly iichly brocaded in gold ; the body ant i slecres ornamenteawnn atamonds and blonde ; train of rich Royal plaid velvet, lined with whie satin. Ileaddress, fea theri, iiimonds, and lappets. ? , !.tacnioNEss or 1 nemoNn.—A rich violet brocaded poplin train, With' bOuquets c f coloured flowers, the rose, the shamrock, and the thistle, looped in front with nceuds of corsage a la. SevnArie, with Gothique blonde berthe and sabots ; a rich v.hite satin dress, trimmed with rich blonde flounces. Headdiss plume of feathers, rich blonde lappets, and diamond,. LADIt CAROLIN E W H .0 YTE MELV.LE.—Costume de Cour, cempo3.rd of a most superb white satin skirt, trimmed on each side with tulle arid rouiean ; train of rich straw-coloured pouft de sole. trimmed with crape lisle and ribbons ; body and ' e ec .yos., -a la Med . :cis. triramcd with lace. Headdress, fine ostrich feathers arid diamonds, - lappet s o f stper b lace. LADY MARY BEERRAYEIS.--A rich gold and coloured bro caded Russian satin train, 100 ed in front with nceuds of bro caded satin and gold, ribbon, and lined with very rich glace ; vert pomme. satin ; corsage a la - Sevigne ; rich point d'Anglc ' terre lace berthe and sabots ; dress of rich white satin, trimmed with a rich point lace flounce looped with ribbon. Headdress, plume of feathers, rich point d'Angleterre, lace lappets, and diamonds. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. `VAR-OFFICE, ArRIL 2 . 3, 1841. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign J. Halkett, from' the 29th Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Woodford, who retires, dated April 23. 14th Regiment of Foot—Ensign J. P. Hall to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Elton, who retires ; Ensign G. W. Draper, from the 24th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hall, April 23. 18th FoOt—Ensign C. Rogers, from the 95th Foot, to ba Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mitford, promotei, A pril23. 24th Foot—G. E. L. Williams, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Draper, appointed to the 14th Foot, April 23. 28th Foot—Lieut. H. J. Baumgartner, to be Captain, by pur chase, t ice Smitb, who retires ; Ensign J. G. R. Aplin, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice, Baumgartr.er ' April '23. '.9th Foot—Gentleman Cadet the Hon. H. M. Alonckton, from the Royal Mibtary College, to Le Ensign, by purcha,e, vice Heiken, appointed to the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Gu .rds, April 23. 30th F.,ot--Lieutenant P. C. Cavan to he Captain, by purchase, vice Moore, who retires ; Ensign R. W. Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cavan ; G. F. Da Carteret, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith, April 23. 48th Font—Major the Hon. A. A. Dalzell to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchas. , vice Bell, who retires • Captain W. A. M'Cleverty to be Major, by purchase, vice Dalzell ; Lieutenant R. C. liamltati to be Captain, by purchase, vice M•Cleva ty; Ensign R. Warburton to be Lieutenant, by puraham, vice Hamilton ; A. Sellick, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice N i carburtati, April 23. 58th Foot—Cornet H. D. Griffith, from half-pay 22d Light Dragoons, so be Ensign, without purchase ; G. H. Page, Gent, to be Ens gn, by purchase, vice Griffith, who retires, April 23. 77th Foot—Ensign P. Duff to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Nepean, who retires; G. H. S. Willis, Gent. to be En s;gn, by purchase, vice Duff, April 23. Stith Foot--Licutecant G. W. M. Lovett, from half-pay of the 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Gilchrist, who ex changes, receiving the &ll:creme, ' April 23. 87th Foot—Capt. J. F. Du Verner, from half-pay of the Royal African Corps, to be Paymaster, vice Drury, deceased, April 23. 91st Foot—Capt. C. Hulse, from half-pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice C. B. Caldwell,. who exchanges; Lieut. B. E. M. Gordon to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hulse, who re tires;. Ensign F. J. fiayly to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gordon; C. Capel, Gent., to be En , ign," by purchase, vice 8a..1y, April 23. 95th Foot—A. Taylor, Gent., to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Rogers, promoted in the 13th Foot, April 23. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ArtuL 22. Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant P. S. Campt,ell to be Second captain, vice Caftin, eared on half pay; Second Lieutenant M. C. Dixon to be First Lieutenant, vice Campbell, Apt it 14. Ordnance Medical • Department—Asssistant-Surgeon W. Richardson to be Surgeon, vice Parratt, retired ; lemporary Assis!ant-Surgeon W. 11. Mackintosh, M.D., to be Assistant- Surkeon, vicq Richardson,,pnmoted, April 15. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. sonth Sainpian Yeomanry Cavalry—R. Leeke, Esq., to be Cap'..ain, vice -Coates, resigned ; Vil,count•Newport to be Lieu tenant, vice Jeffreys, resigned. WHITEHALL, APRIL 22. The Quet-n has been pleased to presint the Reverend John B3iitie to the ehurch and parish of Togo, in the Pretb)tery of Dunn and County of l3erwiek, vacant by the death o: the Reverend George nlaebean. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. WILLIAM 'JONES; tat mer, Talysarn, Llanllechid, Car nan'orishire. JAMES TOPLEY, grocer, Greenwich. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. GEORGE JONES, ironfounder, Birmingham. BANKRUPTS. FRANCIS NORRISON, innkeeper, Devil's-bridge, Car dignns',ite, to surrender, May 7, at two, and June 4, at twelve, at the Commercia -rooms, 13, istol. Stevens, Gray's Inn square, London;, Perkins, Bristol. WILLIAM JONES and JOSEPH BROWNING WIN DLE, wine merchants, Liverpool, May 6 and June 4, at twelve, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Makinson and Sanders, Middle Temple, London; Lee and Fodcn, Leeds. ADAM WALKER, drysalter, Liverpool, May 7, and June 4, at two, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Willis, Bower, and Willis, Tokenhouse-yard, London; Johnson, Liverpool ; Mortimer, Manchester. JOHN ROSS, sacking mariuracturer, Epworth, Lincoln shire., May 3, at i'Our; and June 4, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gainsborough. Squance, and 'Filson, Cole man-street, London; Wells, Kingston-upon-Hull. STEPHEN NELSON, buildrr, hirsk, Yorkshire, April 29, and June 4, at the Golden Lion Inn, Northallerton. Kirk, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane, London ; Holtby, York. • WILLIAM JOSEPH WARDELL, wine and spirit mer chant, Pickering ; Yorkshire, May 4, and June 4, at'the Angel Inn, Whitby. ° S!rangwayes, Barnard's Inn, London; Pier son, Pickering. WILLIAM WOOD, publican, Walsall, Staffordshire, May 10, at four, and June 4, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, \\ olver hampton. Hunt, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London; Marsden, , Walsall. - • CHARLES CROSS and BARNARD SPAULL, mer chants, Colchester, May 5 and 6. and June 4, at eleven, at the Three Cups Hotel, Colchester. Spading and Turner, Colchester ; Wood and Ellis, Corbet• court, Gracechurch street, London. MOORE HILDICK, miller, Walsall, Staffordshire, May 11, and June 4, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhamp ton, Staffordshire. Miller and Fallows, Piecadly, London ; Holland, West Bromwich, Staffordshire. RICIIARD GOODDY and WILLIAM EDWARD M'KEE, millers, Kingston-upon-Hull, May 7, and June 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Walmsley, Keightley, and Parkin, Chancery-lane, London ; Dryden, Hull. GEORGE JENNS, patent water-proof polished and ena melled leather manufacturer, Hoxton Old-town, May 4, at half-past eleven, and June 4, at two, at the Court of Bank ruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Lind say and Mason, Cateaton-street. EDWARD DOLLMAN, merchant, Church-court, Cle ment's-lane, May 5, at two,• and June 4, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Alsager, official Assignee, Birchin-lane, Cornhill; Fisher, Great James-street, Bedford-row. JAMES EDISBURY, grocer, Holywell, Flintshire, May 7, and June 4, at twelvi at the White Horse Inn; Holywell. Smedley and Rogersiermyn-street, London; Smedley, Holy well. WILLIAM BORTON, banker, York, May 4, and June 4, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Whitby. Dyneley, Coverdale, and Lee, Bedford-row, London; Watson, Pickering_ _ . PETER HARRIS ABBOTT, merchant,'King's Arms yard, Moorgate-street, 'May 5, at eleven, and June 4, at twelve; at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assig nee ; Turner and Hensman,. Basing:lane.. JOHN FISHER, miller, Frinsbury, Kent, May 7, and June 4, at half-past two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Simmons, Rochester ; Simpson and Moor, Furnival's Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. W. Collis, draper, Dunmow, Essex, May 14, at eleven—T. Gorton. jun., bookseller- Pimlico, May 14, at one—J. Jones, linen draper,,Staknes, Slay 17, at half-past eleven—J. Strick land, T. P. Shaw, and F. Mattock, cheesemongers, Newgate market, Mayls, at eleven—R. West, medicine vender, Fleet street, May 15, at two—R. Waring, grocer, Luton, Bedford shire, May 14; at half-past one—W. Crowther, jun. and C. Trap, coach makers, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, Slay 14, ac twelve—J. C. and T. Lucas, lozenge manufacturers, Aldersgate-street, Slay 14, at one—W. M'Neill, sen., coach maker, Charles-stirtt, Middlesex Hospital, Slay 14, at half past twelve—D. Freeman, W. Sykes, and J. Freeman, lea ther factors, Bertnondsey, May 'l4, at half-past twelve. • In the Country. ,J. Jordan, cabinet maker, Leeds, May 15, at three, at the Commi4sioneis'rooms, Leeds—T. Pickard, cabinet maker, Leeds, May 15, at one, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Leeds— B. Jacques, J. Cotton, and T. B. Oliver, hosiers, Nottingham, Slay 20, at twelve, at the George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham—J. Bone, cattle dealer, Old By land, Yorkshire, Slay 91, at twelve, at the Three Tuns Inn, Thit sk—J. Prit chard, iron founder, Witney, Yorkshire, May 21, at twelve, at the Mitre' Inn, Oxford—E. Lax, innkeeper, Manchester, Slay 17, at twelve, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Blanchester—J. Denton, silk spinner, Halifax, Yorkshire, Slay 17, at one, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax—J. H. Kellett, cabinet maker, Ul verston, Lancashire, Slay 17, at twelve, at the King's Arms Inn, Kendal, Westmorland"-B. C. Edwards and R. Blakeway, linen drapers, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, May 15, at one, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Bewdley—E. Self, draper, North Curry, Somertetshire, May 18, at one, at the Castle Inn, Taunton— A. and W. Nicholl, worsted spinners, Halifax, Yorkshire, May 17, at ten, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Halifax—W. Bodman and J. Carwardine, soap Manufacturers, Bristol, Slay 14, at two', at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. CERTIFICATES—MAY 14. . J. Erredge, bookseller, Brighton—W. Knowelden, en gineer, 'Great Guildford-street, Southwark—E. E.. Rouse, stationer, Worcester—C. Dean, E. Cope, and W. Tomlinson, jun., iron ma sters, Manchester—J. Barlow, brass founder, Bir mingham. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.- Th 9. Parsons and J. Benoimont, tobacconists, Fore-street, flour m pletate--A. Dean and E. Evans, manufacturers of patent s, Birmingham—F. Marriage and J. K. Leake, mer• chant , s, Chelmsford—J. Da Silva alid C. W. Kember, patent i t=r , ied , sr i op - rietors, • Waibrook—W. Dugdale and L. S. Lawton, stuff merchant:: gi l , d, rerchants, Wareham, Dorseishire—C. and I. _Longton, Staffordshire—J. and H. Ridsdale, nriningbain_ J. Woke Alder and M. A. Simpson, hosiers, -,--J,-, Vuttall and J. Whantekd'aJ. Williamscn, joiners, Manchester Cheshire.-11. Cameo: and J. Davies, millwrights, Newton, J. Wool 1 e n dyers, Hutch-bank, Lancashirp—T. Richar d i s su a g n r i h and %til a k e , engineers, Tann -I'. Pywell, bras found ers, Warsham-street, Westminst e:— L 'l:. nc P a a r ker and Taun ton, 'Solnersetshire—W. F t sl :\ r p ; r : ie ltussell and F. Lancashire —J. . B T r . e F n c i d h l i e e r y , joinet s,' Chorlton-upon-hledleck W. and i A. L. ~r yn n u e n t( e s r o , and C. Stacey, brewers, Maidstone, Ke n ' Scotson, : warehousemen, Gutter-I,n, Livett, attorneys, Cheltenham —R. Blackbird, s hip brokers, Neweastie,Pen flearn and R. Woodward, and H. Clarke, wharfingers, Horslydown—S. and J. W. Bowell, wn ,ir ward, far as regards H. Clarke) --J. • en invr cht...nti, Leeds. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DAVID WEIR, carrier, Cumnock, April 29 and - May 21, at three, at Mein's Hotel, Glasgow. . • Ap PI TER STEWART, innkeeper, Glasgow;.April 28 and May 20, at two, at the Commercial Hotel, Glasgow. . The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the week ending April 20, tc , il, is 395. per cwt., excludre of the Duties of Cus toms laid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Brita:n. COU ItT OF SEWERS. A special meeting of the Court of Sewers for Westminster was held yesterday, at the Commissioners' Office, Greek-street, Suho, fur the purpose of examining candidates fora Nacaot collectorship. the reading of applications and testimonials, and the personal examination of the candidates, occupied the whole 01 the morning. " GOING OFF."—A few days since, as Elisha Smith, one of Lord Carnarvon's gamekeepers, at his Lord ship's seat, was proceeding through the preserves, he dis covered a fine pheasant in a snare, and immediately after ward; caw 8. poacher close to the spot, attempting to make his escape. He , tarted off in pursuit of the worthy, but in passing through a he.ge his gun went off, fortunately without doing him an}• injury. He left his gun in the copse, in order that he might be unencumbered during the pursuit. The poacher who nad gained time by the delay was no more seen by the keeper, who returned f‘r his gun. That, however, had " gene off' a second time, and cluubt in compauv w:'h the nor.ehvr (who had been seen by a man to double back), and no " report" of either gun, poa , :her, or pheasant, has since Wien htar4. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF •CHANCERY, Arita, 23. LO: MON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY COMPANY V COOPER. T hip was an appeal from the decision of the Vice- Cha ieelion yesterday, dissolving an injuection, restraining the le.fenciant, one of the Trustees cf a highway at Shoe 'eham, from interfering with the construction of a Rail ray try the plaintiffF, from a wharf on the sea shale acrof s and upon a level with the highway, to their ter minus at Shoreham, a distance a forty yard. Mr. Knic , , , ht Bruce and Mr. Goldsmith appeared for the and-Mr. Stuart for the defendants. rho LORD CHANCELLO R said he conceived the Com pany were not authtrized by the Act to deal with the turnpike road es they bad done, and the motion trust therefore be dismisted with costs. ROLLS COURT, AMT. 23. ROGERS V. BATZ. Th is was an application to dissolve an injunction granted to restrain defendant from proceeding to the sale of an estate in the co urse of mat month. His LORDSHIP, after hearing Mr. Pemberton and Mr. Kin dersley for the respective parties, d.ssolved the injunction. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, APRIL 33. His Honour the Vice-Chancellor was engaged all the morn ing in hearing unoppcsecl petitions and short causes, of no ge net al interest. COURT. OF QUEEN'S BENCH, APRIL 23. The Court was occupied with the case of Edred v. Forster and others, from the special parer, during the entire day. The arguments were merely of a technical nature, and presented Tie feature of public interest. COHT OF COMMON PLEAS, APRIL 23. DOUGLAS AND OTHERS V. CHALK. AND OTHERS. This was an action braught by the Commi-sioneis of Paving of St. Pancras parish, against the Churchwardens and other inhabitants of the district of the New Church, to enforce the payment of a rate. Of a number 'of technical points upa n which the defence rested, the principal wore, first—that the district of the New' Church is ont t f the jurisdiction of the Commksioners ; 2d, that the rating was informal as the resolu tion was not sig-ned by a majority, but only by seven out of tWent y Commislioners,and thirdly that it was retrospective, con trary to the provisions of the Act 23 of George Ili, being further antedated illegally, as it was agreed to in September, 1839, but dated r‘s of the preceding June. A verdict was taken for the plaintiff, subject to a nonsuit, and fait term the Solici tor-General obtained a rule nisi on the points reserved. Mr. Sergeant Cit riNELL this day showed cause against the rule, and Mr. PEACOCK. replied. The argument occupied the whole morning, and the Court took time to consider judgment. COURT OF .EXCREQUAR. dirniz 23. The Court were occupied the who!o of the morning with cases in the new trial paper of last term. None of them re sented any feature of interest, nor were tt e decisions given. During the morning a note was handed up to the Bench, stating that the President was safe.. It was instantly handed amongst the Bar, and created quite a sensation of pleasure. TB K SUN. LONTDOI' , T, SATURDA ‘ 7 , APRIL 24. 1841. DUNN V. ALEXANDER, At the thing of the Court the plaintiff in thi; CIS.3 brgged to be allowed to move for a new ti i4l—be had - tenced on Monday last. but he vra; very awkwardly situ ated, fur be had had the misfortune to be airre,t.:d. Mr. Baron ALDERSON—Your case was put down in the paper, ald i 7 was cilled on several times, but no ore ap peared to male the motion. Mr. Dunn was aware of Cad.. He attended on Menday, but Lord Ab:nger then refused to hear hip, and di ected him to put the cause down. He bad sent to the Court sfveral limes, AA ordtr to see how the r Lordships got threcgh tne list, but it was only !sat night late that he had been in'ormed it hed been struck our. He truste I he would trot 1.. e denied justice. A nosuit has been entered iglinst hire, which could net stand Fur a moment, as it was agiinst all tLe law in the books. Mr. Baron ALDERSON—Tbat is beggieg the whole question. Mr. Dunn was aware of that, but Le hoped he would not I e saddled with' costs so contrary to law. Mr. Baron AI.DERSON-But the other party has rights as well as you. The rules of the Couit allowed them to sign judgment on Wednesday cvcnin€•. Had that step been tal0A1? Mr. Dunn bciug in custody, be could not say what bad been done. Mr. Baron ALDERSON —lf judgment has not beer► ,igned, we can suspend A until you have been heard. That is all we can do for you. We cannot hear you until Lord Abinger is on the Bench, which will net be tilt Monday. You Lai better attend then. The Court then rose. ARCHES COURT, APRIL 22. LusnINGToN V. LUSHINGTON. The Court, in this case (which-is a suit for divorce brought by Mrs. Lushington against her husband), pro nounced the sentence as prayed for by the wife. The Court had bad originally some blight doubt as ro the identity of the party, but it was now complttelysatisfied on this point, as it was of the husband's adultery. Tne senterce of di vorce ti at accordingly decrred. FIELDING •. STANDING AND COOL. This was an application to the Court to hsue a monition against the Churchwardens of Hcadcome, in the county of Kent, calling upon them to show cause why they do net hold a vestry of the ratepayers of the parish to make a rate for the necessary repairs of the Church, alleged to be in a very dilapidated condition. Dr. HAGGARD, in support of the motion, cited a simi lar ease, which occurred in 1731. Motion grantee'. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, APnIL 22. WRIGHT'S BAN`, COVUNT-GARDEN. This am the day named to take the adjourned examina tion of John Wrighr, one of the partners in this bank rupt firm, and a toed many creditors attended to prove debtF. The Maryland and New York Iron and Coal Company proved (we understood) 46,1711. 53. I Id. against the joint estate, and claimed to receive back certain bonds which had been deposited for advance:. These were ordered to be given up by the Court. Mr. Jaudon, on the part of the United States Bank, sought to prove, under power of attorney,, for 12,0001. upon bills of exchange drawn upon letters of credit. This was also against the joint estate. As the assignees did not object to the proof, it was ad mitted by consent. The remainder of the sitting was cccupied with the fur ther argument of the alleged breaches of trust, the parti culars of which had been before reported, Mr. Dixon ap pearing for the assignees, and Mr. Bacon for the sur viving executor, Mr. Burton. The Court deferred judgment. Mr. Hamilton said that Mr. Wright was not at present in a situation to pass, and he therefore prayed an adjourn ment. His, accounts had only been delivered in that morning, but be thought the assignees would have ex amined them by the time fixed for the audit and dividend, the 4th of May. Would the Court consent to that day being named ? Mr. Commissioner HOLROYD assented. About 72,0001. was proved against the joint estate tc day, and 2,0001. against the various separate estates. Mr. Anthony George Wright Biddulph appears before the Court to-morrow to pass his acc,unts. It is under.. stood he is perfectly ready. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Arnm 22. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BATH AND 3RISTOI, SPRING AiEETING CONCLUDED).—TneRsnAy. Handicap of 5 sovs. each, 3 ft, and 20 added. Ali , e ai:d hill - • heats. Mr. Scobell's Cracksman, 5 yrs (Rogers) 3 2 1 1 Aplin's The Baron, 4 yrs • 4 1 2 2 Mr. J. Dixon's Lady Georgina, 4 yrs 1 3 3 dr Mr. Sadler's bg by Jack 'Tar, Variety, 4 yrs... 2 dr The York (forced) Handica.n of 5 WM each, and 20 aided. Mile hogs. Mr. Sadler's Petulant, 4 yr 5.......... (Mr. W. Sadler) 1 1 Mr. Do Mother's Miss Nowell, 3 yrs: 3 :2 Mr. Newcombe's The Disputed, 6 yrs ... 2 3 The Hurdle Stakes of 5 sors. each, and 15 add; d, rni'e and half and a distance, were won in two heats, by Mr. New combe's Cannon Ball. BURTON CONSTABLE HUNT RACES—WEDNESDAY. The Farmers' Purse was won in three heats by Mr. Cayley named The Romp; the Norwood Stakes were won by Mr. Baxter's Tournament ; and the Ladie - .' Purse by Mr. coffin son's br in by Falcon. STRATFORD-ON-AVON STEEPLE CHASES. WEDNESDAY. Sweepstakes of 5 EOVS. each,• with 50 added, 12st cads, &c, Four miles. Mr. N. Sadler's Cheroot (Mr. Oliver) I Mr. Powell's Perfection 2 Mr. Jones's Antelope... Mr. Owsley's Protestant Mr. Smith's Fairy and Air. Keltett's Mischief were not 1.1n.:2e.1. Sweepstakes of 2 sovs.' each, with 2u added ; I ist 71b each , the winner to be sold for 701. Mr. Kellett's b m mischief ( Lamplugh) 1 Mr. Powell's Perfection Mr. J. Lee's Brownt :Stout Mr. Griffiths's Derrsnane Mr Barker's Sir William Col. Charritie's Black Prince and several others also stirtel PRICES OF CANAL,DOCK,ASSUR ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &c, &c. LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 23. Number Dividend ' Price of per CANALS. per Shares. Annum. Paid. Share 1,766 7 pez cen t. Ashton & Oldham...Average97l.l94sh. 110 1,482 41. Ashby.de.le-Zonch Average 1131.5 h. '72 1, 60 Basingstoke 1001. sh. 5 1 , 01, 5 51. Brecknock and Abergavenny 1501.0t. 93 8 , 0 j) IslGth. 101. Birmingham, (.16th share ....qr. & 711. 200 4 , r 00 ......... Ditto & Liverpool Junct.l29l. sh . 100 fyi 25 60 0 31. Bridgewater and Taunton.lool.sts. allpi - 400 51. Chelmer and Elackwater ... lOOl.Bll. 101 500 321. Cpventry 1001. sh. 600 Croydon. Average 3 11.25.100. sh. - 2,060 51, Os Dudley ... 1001. sh. 94 600 101. Derby lool.sh. 120 •( 4 per cent, Danube and Msyne ... ...... 411.135. 4o .pd :2% 3,5751 4' EllesussireandChester Average 133;..5ta. 81 231 621 Erewasn . 1,2Y7 301, Forth tknd ." thydg....AvcrayMqol.l6B. et. 619 1,060 81. Grand Junction . • .... 1001.8 n 124 1,049 i 255. Grand Union lool.sh 211 1,500 ~, ..... Grand Surrey lool.sh. 15 1,0001 41:percent . Ditto (optional) Loan 1001. 4 + 198 800 131.125.94. Glamnrgansliire, Aver. cost 172/. 135.4,d. 2:'.0 749 104. Oran:hash 3,236 21. Os. Iluddespleld Average 0/1. its . ild. sis 27 100 21.329 1/.los. K.cnnet ;nd Avon, Av. 211. IRA. 10.1. sl , 24% 11,6991 11. 7s. Lancaster Average 47/. 6s. 80 04, 2,89716 1 30/. Leedsand Liverpool - 10 , 1.sti 150 5451 111. Leicester 140/.1/ IP; 1,897 5/. et. Leicester & Nort'eemptonAver :,:-,. z 0 '73 .400 1 1 )1.. Monmouthshire 10(0.s1 WI) lag 10/. Melton Mowbray • .... .....10eLsh. 'i.o COO 2.55. Mersey and Irwell lOO/. s k,. 520 5,000 21. 105. Mseelesoelo lOOl. sh. all pd `l4l, 21,7 171. Neath IOOI.A. 325 2,400 51. Peale Forest Aveisge about 781. sh. 731.1 21,41E1 69. Regent's (or London) Av. 331.163.8 d. sh. .0 ",6119 el. per cent. lirsr.hdale Average 841.41. SK 500 01. • Slircpshire P2sl.sh. 137 800 101.0 s. Somerset Coal 3,600/. 4) p• r cent Ditto Lock Fund Stock 121. Ids. sh. 11 1 4 700 30/. Stafford and Worcester 1401.5 h. CO, 500 151 Shrewsbury . NW. sh. 000 SOO 9 Reourbridge.......-.... 3.%47 21. Os. Stratford.on.Avoi, A 5er.... - itil. 9s. od. sh 35 533 1311 Swansea iiio/.sh. 065 3,762. 2'. Bs. Severn and Wyc and Railway A v. 051. sit. 15 2011 %an. e2l. 10s. Trent anti Mersey, i share lOOl. sh. sllts e 1.149 .... 4 ... Thames, and Nledway Av.iol.lis. 8.1. sh. 2 1,0005h.1 1 1 . 11. Warwick and Birmingham iCol.3n 040 I,ooolsh. j 910 134 - . Warwick and eiapesn 0.0.1h. 7,000 41 . Worcestta & Birmineh , rn Av.7o/ +.s. sh 1.000 335. Wilts end lierits Aver/tee 071, les 83. sh. 80n 6. Willey and Essington 1051. sh .28 905 Is Wey and Arun. P.W. en. DOCKS. • I'6oo a ' 9. c Comm erc at 'OW. sh. 1,065i5h. e" East and West India Zcl i 3,239,310:1. 60s. p.ct. London ' Ditto ilonds 2,209 3/. 6s. sd. Bristol Average 1•.°1. us. sh. 68,324/. 5/.per cent. Ditto Notes, various amounts 352,752 5 per csnt. St. Katharine Sock 500,090 It per cent. Ihtto Bonds 200.000 4 per cent. Ditto Bonds for 10 years ...... ...... ... Deptford I'ier ''o.l sh. 001. pd BRIDGES. ,600 10s. Hammerim di • • • KO' sl 7,231 Southwark, 010 . • .... ...Av. 631. Os. Stl. sh 1,700 1/. 15s. Ditto, Now. (Alt per cent. 50/..sh, ~,000 ......... . Waterloo lOOl. sh. 5,000 225. Od, Ditto, Old Annuities of 8/ NV. psi 5,000 19s. 3d. Ditto, New Ditto of 71. 4O/. pd 30,0001. 51. per cent. Ditto Bonds 5,848 26s Vauxhall .......,.Average 701, los. nd. sh ASMURANCF COMPANIES. 2,000 3110 s Albion 5OOl. sh. 501. psi 50,000 [ 6 l ) n e :i n t •l Allianteßritiih &Foreignlool. Eh. )11. pd 50,000 6 per cent. Ditto, Marion lOO/. sh. 5/. pd 4,000 4t. per sh. Atlas I,2ooisli. 51. Birmingham r ire... "50/. 5h.501. pi 20,000 41. percent. British Piro 250/. sh. 50/. pd 10,1100 61 per cent. British Coinmeresal 5 0 1. s's. 5/. pd 6,00 e 5/. percent. Clerical & Medi Jrl Life, 100/.sh. 2/10s pd 4,0110 21 Os County lOO/. sh. 10/. pc, 20,000 Is. Eagle 5(1!. sh. 51. pi C 5 per ) 2°9 and 30 ent. , bs. 3 Economic Lit ' ' O OO/. sh. 130/. pd 14 00/ . 2,271 225. per cent. Etirepesn Li . .9' .b. all psi 50,000 2s. Ditto, New ... 2O/. sh. ' il. no 4 ,000,0001. 61. per ct Gicie Stesk 20,000 51• Girt:sit; n 30,000 s. 6.2. . Hope 5Ol. sh. si. po 2,400 bl. 7s. 60. Imperial Fire 5OO/ eh. 60/. pi 7,500 93. Imperial Lite IOW. sip IN. pd 13 ; 459 W. percent. indemnity Marine lOOl. sh. St. pti 2,020 01 103 Kest Fire ,0 1 sh. ati pi 3/. Ditto Life 5Ol. pd (MOO . 16s. Law Life 5,000 les. London, Fire . 23 , eh. 'l2/. Ifis. p, - , 3,1100 -10 s. London, Ship 0 5/. sh. 10/. 10s. pd 1,1 1 00,000/. ~. ..... Minerva Life • lOW. sh. 500,600 s 00,0110 se per cent. Palladium LIP 5O!. sh. 2/. pi 50,000 41. per cent. Protector Fire 20/. sh. 21. psi 10,000 4 per cent. Protestant lAssenters ....1110/. sh. N. pd 2,500 IL Provident Ilse .... (.1. f G 7s. Rock Life s'. p 0 8;9,120/ 51. per cent. Royal Excli.siige clock 6,009 5 per cent University Life lOU sh. 5/. pd 50,000 4 per cent. United Kingdom Life 100/. O. 51. p 3 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 25,000 A gric. end Cum. of Irelancl2s/. sh. 101. NI 5,0110 Et percent. Australasia 401. sh. 40/. pd 16,000 10 percent. Bank of Bit sninghain 50/. sh. 10/. pd 10,000 10 per cent. Birmingham Bstik 5O!. sh. 101. pd 31,000 6 per cent. London & Westminster 1001 sh. 20/. -pd 60,000 51. London Joint Stock 504 sh. 10/. pd 3000 4 per cent. Lancaster 10(11. sh. 204 iid 27,000 ...... ... Liverpool lOO/ sh. 10/. pd 50,000 74 per cent Manchester and Livers] ,o, sh. 15/ pd pool District 30,000 7 per cent. Manchester lOO4 sh. 10/. pd 20,000 Provincial Bank of IrelandlOus. sh. 251. pm cO,OOO 6 er coat National Bank of Ireland 50/. sh 1741. pd 10,000 6 per cent National Pros ..cial Eng.loo/. sh. 35/. pc! 10,00t1 ...... .. Ditto New 10s. sh. 10/ pd PO,OOO Gloucestershire 50!. sh. 101. pd MOO 10 per cent. Hampshire 5O/. sh. 5/. pd 55 2J 74 2'24 OS% C7z,54 101 101) 9 14 34 107% 5% tjuQ 11'0, '2l 65 :8 Fd 5% Vfl 30 Jr% 10% GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. 2,500 lOs Od Bath 00/. sh. 11(1. pd 22 5,000 ..... .... British 4Ol. sh. 16!. pd IS). 5,000 /51*P'reent'l znd Bs. Cs. Ditto Provincial 9Ol. sh. IV/. pd2s 929 52 lOs Birmingham 50!. sh. 1:6 6,250 2/ Os Bristol 2,250 3113 s Brighton 0 01. sh. 131 750 3/ lOs Ditto, New 2Ol. sh. lal. pd 9 2,471 43 3 per cent. Brighton General 2O/. sh. all pd 9 ;,,000 7;. Os. Continental ConsolidalGd ....73!. 6:21/.pd 110 1,000 101. City 01 Loudon.. ....... .....100/. sh. all pd 105 1,000 tl/. Ditto. New lOO/. sh. 75/, pd 150 1,000. 1/.03.. Et i ttitable • int. p.. 1 1..0 tiveo 31. per cent. Imperial 50/. sh. 57 800 51. per cent. Isle -.I 'mallet 251. sh. 20/. pd 1. hi 2,350 61. por cent. Indeperulant 301.3 h. all r, 49 9,090 41. per cant. Phoenix . 50/. sli. :39/. pa 31 1,000 4!. per cent. ilatelif! -tom sh. 801. NI 63 4,0110 Smirth ?t,trophlitan r ill: sh. 19/. lid lii 94000 5/. per cent. United General 50/. sli. 47/. pd 30 240 5/. per cent. Warwick ... 531. oh. 50 • - - • ~, 400 5/. per cent 13./iiiretiglii 251. sh. 22 2,060 31, • Westminster Chartered 6,000 12s Ditto New 5l /. sh. IW. pi II li 730 3 per cent. Yarineuth. 201. sh. 181. pd WATER WJ 11.1; S. 1,800 31s. Birmingham 25/. sh. 25/. pd el 4,434 7/. - East London 100!. sh. 164 5,500 21 15s. Grand Junction Average 41/ bs. 40. sh. 61 3,030 •21. Kent. lON. sh. 46 372 - 10/. Liverpool Bootle - ~ , 10 /. sh. Lai 1,500 2 1106 Nsar River Loudon Bridge Water Ann... en 0,486 2! 19s illanchestei and Salford 10 0 )1. sh. 5534 1,000 4 per cent. South Lotalor • lOW. sh. 10434 0,294 431. West Middlesex Average 631. 12s. 9d. oh. 02 1.360 11 Its York..l34tilding Co. Lessee Prop. lOW, sh. 35 IRON RAILWAYS. 6,300 Birmingham and Derby ...... 103? pd 72 9,500 Birmingham and Gloucester 1(01. pd 70 15,00 .., ...... Bristol and Exeter ........;100/. sh. 60 pd 31 7,500 Cheltenham &G. Western 100/.sh. 62,1. 32%, 3,00 Clarence 1001. sh. 100/ pd :A) 8,000 Dublin and Drogheda 100/. sh. 5/. pd 50,000 Ea:tern Counties 25/. sh. 231. pd 9% 10,000 Great North of England 1001. sh. 901. pd 95 10,918 14 per cent. Grand Junction looi. sh. all p 4 211 25,000 Great Western MI. sh. 651. pd . 9'1% 25,000 Ditto New.. 50!. sh. 50'. pd 6 1 3,000 per cent Gosport Junction... 50/. sh. 401. pd . 47 2,000 .5 per cent. Hartlepool 100/. sh. 1(101. pd 145% 8,000 Hull and Seiby 5Ol. sh. 50/. pd 4;34 2,100 4/.per cont. Leeds and Selby 160 sh. 65% 5,1014 10 percent. Liveraorti Sr Manchester 10(/.sh. 1110/.pd 105 7,068 10 per cent. Ditto Half Shares V/. pd 9i) 11,495 10 per cent. Ditto Quarter Shares.., "5/. pd 45 35,000 . ...... ... London and Brighton 50/. sh. 501 pd 4 4 94,000 London and Blackwall 95/. sh. 25/. pd 193 80,000 9 per cent. London and Greenwich 9.0/. S'A 1 . 201. pd 8 95,000 8 per cent. London & Birmingham 1001. sh. 9"! psi 160 25,003 Ditto Quarter Shares 2.51. sh. 5/. pd 24 31,250 Dit o New Shares 32/. sh. 321. pd 51 30,0120 5 per cent. London and S. Western Av.:384175. 9d. 5 1 .% 33,900 ... ...... London and Croydon/ v. ji. , 52. " 11 Ditto New Scrip.... j -"' - 1 I ManchesNr and Leed,;...100/. :h. 70/. pd 116% Ditto Half Shares 5Ol. "51. 1x1 2' 141,ncliester and 'Birmingham 70/. sh. 40/. 2. -1 4 llitto Extension 7l pd 2% Midland Counties. .004 sh. 104. pd R 9,, North Midland Ditto New 401. rd 3 I 5,128 Northern and Eastern....loo/. sit 51 1 1. pd 31 "..,d'OU Preston and Wyre 5Ol. sh. 3..1. pd :s6 40,060 South Eastern and Dover 1,4100 101. per cent. Stockton and Darlington ...... ...101q.sh. 275 9,000 Thames Haven 50/. sh 51. pd 6,000 13,000 L3,(K10 10,000 10,4100 15,000 MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS. The folloWing are the results of " A Table of Mortality in the Metropolis, showing the Number of Deaths from all Causes Registered, in the week ending Saturday, the 17th April, 1841.!' The Table is issued from the Office of the Registrar-General:— Weekly CAUSES OF DEATH. Total. Average 1833-9-40. Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases 125 204 Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses 152 151 Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs ,of Respiration Diseases of the Hea-t and Bloodvessels Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other ' Oi - gans of Digestion 46 60 Diseases of the Kidn,ls, &e. Childbed, Diseases of the Uterus, 4 , ..c. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscle s Diseases of the Skin, &c Diseases of Uncertain Seat Old Age,. or Natural Decay 57 71 Deaths by Violence, Privation, or Intempei ance 18 25 Causes not specified Deaths from all causes... - Average Weekly Deaths •• 926 Deaths in the Average Weekly Week. Deaths, 1838-9-40. Western Districts ... 141 ...... 139 North Districts Central-District= East Districts l6l ...... 211 South Districts ... Total S4B It is stated that under the term Metropolis are corn prised the 32 districts herein mentioned, which include the City of London wi:tiin and without the walls, the City and Liberties of Westminster, the out parishes within the bills of mortality—and the parishes ut St. Marylebone ;• St. Pancras . ; Kensingion ; Fulham ; Hammersmith (Cliapeiry) ; St. Luke, Chelsea; Paddington; St:Mary,. Stoke Newingtim ; St. - Leonard, eromie) ; St. Mary-le bow ; Camherwoll ; Greenwich ; St. Nicholas and St Paul, ll,rptferd; and Woolwich. The, population as enu rnerat, d in 1831 was 1,594,890. The weekly average for 183$, 1839, 1840, was obtained by dividing the deaths in the three years by 156. TEMPEKATURE IN THE WEEKS ENDING April 10. April 17. s.i ° 57° 38 37 46 46 c 122, 1841, ighest Lowest Daily Mean .... General Register-office, AIA SHIPPING INTE,oLIGENCL. (LLOYD'S.) LONDON, APRIL 23.—Light breeze from N. W., with heavy rain. DEAL, APRIL 22.—Wind N.E., strong breeze.—Arrived the City of Aberdeen, from Newcastle, and sailed for the Westward. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Union, Webster, from London, for .Nlaur:tius, Laying been on shore at Dungeness, but got off without damage, and in ot:euds to-morrow. SOUTHAMPTON, A PRIL 22. —A rid ved the Hermione, Oaken, from Ruskingersiel. Sailed the Jane, Avery, for Quebec. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Elise, Brecknold, from Altona. The Comet. which sank insule the 13reakwater, has been raised, and put on shore on Frank's Quarry Beach. FALMOUTH, APRIL 21. —Wind N. E., strong breezes.— Arri‘ed the Rhederindew, from Porsgrund ; Bergetha, Long smut ; Odin, ditto. ,PENZANCIi, APRIL 21.—The Narcissus, from Sunderland, fell over on her bilge this morning at Hayle, and it is feared has Buffered consider ably • cargo discharging. i . - SCILLY, Arrar, M—Arrived, the Princess Victoria, Ell's, from Hull, leaky, having been run foul of while at inch. r - La the Humber by a flar, which sank soon after. OFF DARTMOUTH. APRIL 20 —Arrived the Marquis of Lansdowne, from the South Seas, with 1,300 barres. LivEtcrooL, APRIL 22.—\ lad moderate.—Sailed the Cleathes, for Buenos k res; Thomas Lee, Barbadoes ; Highlander, Vera Cruz ; Lyons, New York ; Cato, Boston ; North Star, Philadelphia; Monarch, St. Lucia; Countess of Arran, Quebec • Laay Harvey, Shippigan ; Quebe ; Anion, Montt e:l; Elijah Saunders, Lonstantinop e; Warrior, Leghorn; Venilla, Messina. Put back, the Mary Bell, for Montreal, having been on shore on East Hoyle, but without damage. BRISTOL, APRIL 22.-Sailed the William Eulas, Pike, for Trinidad. MILFORD, APRIL 21.—Sailed the Bunbury, for Dordt. CARDIFF, APRIL 21.—Sailed the David and Robert, Pike, for Messina. WRITEHAVEN, APRIL 21.—Sailed the Henry, for Bay Chaleur; Aisthorpe, Bay Chaleur. CLYDE.—Sailed the hliza Leistman, for Halifax ; Monarch, Allan, Montreal. DUBLIN, APRIL 21.—Sailed the .Carleton, Summers, for Nontrral. Cogs, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Oroemocto, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Fleurs, Al‘Bae Cuba; Oreonnore, Shapley, Pernambuco. Sailed the Chieftain, for St. John's, New Brunswick. SLIGO, APRIL 20.—Wind S. W.—The Sylvanus, Dalhousie, a large brig, timber laden, was driven on shore with her stem stove in, supposed to be foreign, BELFAST —Wind E.—The Chieftain, Saunderson, from Larne to Quebec, put .in here, having spiting a leak ; the cargo must be discharged; and the vessel docked. • DUNDEE, Aran. 20.—Arrived the Fravr Christina, from RunneLesk. Do .BAR, APRIL 21.—The Liberty, Lawson, from Egrenwa, went on shore last night, and it is feared will not bo got off. Cargo discharging. SHIELDS, APRIL 21.—Sailed Pomona, Smith, for Calcutta. VESSELS SPOKEN wyrn.:—The Minerva, of Liverpool, 17th, at. 55, lon. 14, by the St: Mary, of Hull. Elizabeth, New Orleans, to Liverpool, by the Creamore, arrived at Cot k. Ilindostan, bounu to Madras, 18th ult., lat. 5, lon. 21, by the North Briton, arrived in the Downs. .Aleynet, of Liverpool, bound to Montreal, 10th inst., lat. 49, lon. 18, by the Ann Louisa, arrived in the [liver. Sarah Trotman, fr Liverpool, Ist inst., lat. 40, lon. 12, by the Shannon, arrived at Holy Loch. THE MAItIiETS.-YESTEitiAY. CORN EXCHANuE. The arrivals of Crain this week have been tolerably good. Wheat unaltered in value from Aionday. Barley ye. y dull: In the Oat trade few transactions have taken place at former prices. Flour as last reported. • SMITHFIELD. The supply of Ca.tle was moderate ; of Sheep, Lambs, and Calves good. The deman was by no means Drisk, and a reduction in prices was submit ed to. ()f pigs the supply was rather short, and a good' demand was the consequence. Beasts, 556; Sheep and Lambs, 5N50; Pigs, 415; Lali es , 206. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. ; Mutton, as. Bil. to bs. ; Veal, 4s. Bd. to 6s. ; Pork, 4s. to ss. 4u. ; Lamb, ss. 4d. to 6s. 2d. THE WATERFORD ARMS Jane &herds, the young woman who bad kept the Wttetford Arms, ia tha Haymarket, and whose case was before the Court a . few days ago, appeared for adjudication. The insolvent on her previous examination said sh: had sustained in a few months a loss of 60/. on the hr.:Elk - , ga of glass and the damage of furniture at the Waterford Arras. She had several debts owing to her from " gen.. tlemen" who used the house, and among the list in the teliedule appeared two persons of title; and she stated one of the causes of her insolvency to be her inability to collect her debts. Lord Waldegrave was a debtor for about 48/. for " wine and money auvanccd." The services on ere. ditors wets now complete. The Court ordered tie insolvent to be discharged. Aram 23. IN RE MARY GRAHAM. The insolvent was a very old lady, and was so unwell as to require the attendance of the prison-matron in Court. She applied to be discharged under the Act, and was opposed in person by George Allen, who stated that he was a farmer in Alaber+on, county of Middlesex. He acted in the present in stance as the executor of his brother, William Allen, deceased, from whom the insolvent held a house at the annual rent of 1701. In March, 1840, a year's rent was due, cut of which she paid 401., and a writ was served on her for the balance, on which she was taken in execution. He opposed her discharge now on the ground that by defending the action the insolvent had vexatiously put him to 101. ex ra law costs. In reply to Mr. Cooke, who appeared in support of the insol vent's application, Allen stated that after the writ was served for the sum of 170/. she paid him 401., and three days after the declaration was filed she pal , ' him 40/. more, so that now she was indebted only in 901. He also acknowledged that he knew she was very ill and keeping her bed at the time. The insolvent stated to the Court, that she took the house nine years ago, and paid for eight years at the rate o f 1701. annually; the last year, in consequence of severe illness, she vs as unable to meet the rent immediately, and the action was brought in consequence. When she first took the house she had 1,6001. in the funds, all of which was expended in March, 1840, except 138/. ; this she 'sold out, and paid the opposing. creditor 801. out of his demand, and the remainder she ex pended in paying servants and tradesmen. Her reason for defending the action was, that being on a sick bed she was ap prehensiie of being thrust into prison. " Yet (as the cl.l lady herself expressed it, with tears in her eyes,) 1 hive been now in gaol since the co'd month of January, with no means of support but what a few old friends have afforded me." Mr. Cooke produced a great number of duplicates for small articles of wearing apparel, which she was obliged to pawn at sums varying from 6d. to 3s. Mr. Commissioner BROWNE asked the opposing creditor if he had any remarks to make. Allen replied that he still considered the opposition to his action vexatious. The Learned COMMISSIONER said that he did not blame 1%.1 Allen for th e course h e felt bound to pursue, but he (Mr. of rdg m Commissioner re o — t a he re i ni Te a s n e ( n i t fo c r as a e than day or two. A most atrocious' crime has been committed in the house of a noble family in the Faubourg St. Germain, whom it has plurged in the deepest dirt- ess. The lady of the Louse, young and of great beauty, had had fur some time iir her service a Corsican cta'seur, who it ap. pars had secretly entertained designs of the most crinti nil nature upon his mistre?s. A few nights since, after the lady, who slept in a part of the mansion distant from her husband's apartment, had retired to bed, and her fe male attendant had been gone for some time, the chasseur, who had concealed himself in her room, made bit appear. ance, and, notwithstanding a most desperate resistance, went to the last excesses with his unfortunate mistress. The villain bad taken every precaution to stifle her cries, and prevent any sound from being heard; he had even cut off the hell-ropes. The crime was nut discose red till next morning, when the lady was found lyicg tin the fl e r, senseless, most severely injured, and bleeding. eh e wounds she had received testified to the horrible. struggl., she had made in her defence. The feedings of the hue_ band may le more easily conceived than described oe th e dreadful intelligence being cemntunicated ; and it was a Icy g time befure the luey .could be so tar restored as to give any account of what had happened. The man, who had absconded, has -been arrested.—Gulignani of Wed nesday,. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A MAGISTRATE. —lt is stated that the prisoner whose lieet a ien tne Alsg:s. trate of Middlesex (alluded is at • the Sessions-home: on Thursday) offered to procure in consideration of being I aid OF.jon;iGonE:f E th ß e A de L ea G s ' c o o tt f D G o e a sum of 3,0001., i 3 Fraacia Medhurst, who, it will be re_ membered, wa , fund guilty the Ceetrel Criminal Court resided during of siabbirg, and thersby causing the death of, a fellow sn',l,:r—al of pupil at nerves. MedhUrst was sentenced to three ye ars , is obse:ved as to the Cave reached sDEATH. Cairness and fitishlaw, m e , c . seat at Cairte Aberdeen:bier' Tart twenty years imprisonment in the House of Correction, .and it i s sa id The term of li e d_ red rather suddenly at his that the escape was proposed about a month ago, and th e Greece,General having bad chit prn cee ded there g elmo e 15. t . rimedistery afte i 7 on the 20th inst. The prisoner asserts that his conscence would not suffer Liar I t l o a :c e c o e ci f e th t l o e i i‘ e. l a g il i : t h r e ate s utmost o s ce accused.tcsy the breaking out of the Greelerevelutisotri F in the latter part oft 's: tyl tar ••I . in 1821, and was Must's seritence .will expire in about a year and tee) or 4, the siege and s ly. t l , ,i. ,• . render of Tripolizz,, when, notwithstai.di .g: '" e.. ' a- "rem ais liffir. Gordon's utmost endeavours, the most alsoehi4f G '" ) " . " 1 • The boards cootaitring a list of leuets to persons 7iries were perpetrated by the Greeks towards tee entir e e"l whosefaddrusses . cannot be found nut, et the Pest-ease, urkish , population of that devoted city, in eet ,i i , tio, le/veil use d to be stir ee , !ed in ;he el:trance-hall, have Greats assertee, of the cruelties practis e d b y the a th° within the last few days been rerneved. 'fhe thificuity ef forces in other parts of the Mere,t, in their endeavour Turkish- 'obtaisirtg misdirected letters is, therefore, much greate r , put down the revolution. Immediat ly after that event General ' ers the e xhibition of the names" often led to their ultimate General Gerdon was seized with a most dangerou s eb .e . s t ;rife delivery. from which he recovered under Engiisli medical treitrue ' ri : ' LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAI I.wAY.--- The at Zante, but- ever e fter occasionally experienced tryiee ; works of the railway terminus are going on w.th . gseat. ex . attacks upon his health. The. Geacial derived hie mill_ Ocdition. Already the second permenent carriage-shed is tare rack from the. Greek n _tiverament as serse return f .,, r nestle eceneleted: and the eecorativa part cf the- grend his hAviIL.T. ereelfectuaily esststr dln 0b.,: s •,' - . dose - 6 • ''S'• , ..: e, i:. s e es. ' tst.o. Te e ter o ieus is to be light e d the Geeeks, and in whose cecse Le arroteses eeset Vise e:e_i 'ee easr ; esei es, i..s: rant. the Diet:seers inessd to li g h t t part of his immense fortune. The Gencral has left a widow ill first mile and ethSif of ... the line, as far es Preston, wig) . (an Armenian lady), by whom he has no issue. • Fas....... Brighton Gazette. THE WEATHER. —Tioo N , APRIL 23. ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELAIDE-STREET. Barometer Thermometer... 45 1 Highest 53 I Lowest Wind N. NV. —Freezing Point 32 Deg. .... 41 THE WOOI,WICH CONVICTS FURTHER AND ALARMING MORTALII7Y. Thursday alert , owl inquest's virt-re held before Mr. CART TAR, at the Mortari Tavern, Woolai,:b, upon the Indies of five convict:, namely, Thomas Bartlett, aged 18, coLv!eted at Aylesbury:, ()etc her 19, 1840, for ten years ; James Ramsey, aged 19, c Juvicted at Glasgow, January 8. 1841, for seven years; t% illiAnt Baker, aged 35, convict !d et Ipswich, January 8, for fourteen years; J..thit Noble, ag d 46, convicted at Lir coin, July .1:5, 1840, for ten years ; and .Thomas Bloor, a - :;e1 25, cur:viva:el at . Kirkdale, January 21, 1841, for seven years. , Ile Jury hasi.ig been sworn, Mr. CARTTAR said. the atouber of inquest,: htd not only increased twofold in consf•quence of the number of cot.victs heing mush greater that. ; was formerly, but they had lately increased tot.t very:seri )us extent in consequence of a disease being very prevalent amongst them ; and he had also been informed by Dr. ligFe that the same eompl tint had also attached many of vac soltiiers in the dockyar'. It would be found by Abe er teeece that would be bought b,•- fore them that lit duce / out of fire cases the disease had been most rapid, the convicts dying within forty-eight hours after being aitu'uted into the hospital-chip. Dr. Hope regs etlt d much to say that, from the slots of many of the convio s uneee his care, thl att2tdante if Mr. Cart.ar and a .tt.ry would very soon be again requited.. H e ( Dr. H-,re) l f e&ved that :that had appeared uf the disease was but th.e commencement of a general attach. The Jury havi , g; proceeded to tisw the bodief, upon their return to the ii , quest-room cvi2edee was adduced. In each ease a verdict of " Died from natural causet" was rt tuned. Tt e case of Th , nnas Bloor was one'of a melane:oli ngtlre. He had been prcsecut.;(l own father ut Ktrkdale fcr stralit g tread and butter. and sentenced to trartsp.)rtation ! lie was natural) , of a deli (ate constLutior, gradually !Liking - from his first cumin.; to the Deck-yard, and eveletuaily die: of a broken heart. Dr. Hope stated I.bat considerable commueration was f:tt fir the poor fellow; on 1 - A.A.d the hospital-ship, more par ticularly from the circumstances of his cony:coon. MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. On Monday week . an inquest was had on the body of Mr. Barg, relieving officer of the Rothbury Union. From the evidence given, ; t appears that the squabbei which lava br some time preys iled in the Board of Guardians, and the opposition he hi ,d experienced, had preyed much upon his mind. On Tue sday, the tith instant, there was a very stormy meeting of ,the Board, and during the following night he hal Lever slept, but wandered about his room in great distress. 'The: next day he had gone to Eldon in the performance of his duties, when he saw the Archdeacon of Nortliumberlaild, cf chow kind f(argi he afterwards expresi , ed himself' very warmly. On his return from thence b e wro.o a long letter to the clerk of the union, from whie:n the following are extracts:— " My DEAR Spc--1 do not see how I ein get out of this business.. The Reetc , r and Charlton will appear against me. Mr. Pye owns Aith having got the money up to the 25th December, 183.9, and it appeared that I have carried the sum on in my bor. k for three quarters more. 1 declare to my M.,lter that I was not conscious of it; the way we keep the books one can r ev.r see how the money stindi. I declare I ant innocent:; the only thing I regret is in leav ing my poor little children. I f;ar they may become e!4argeatle to tho township. Give my regards to S r John Walshham, . Mr. Orde, sad all my friends. I am sure Sir Ju'at, and Mr. Orde would do me justice. My e:c3e3t daurliter is Is years of age, and there fore can do for herself the boy about 13 years the next girl gres to her aunt, .whi re she will be ~s ell off; the next is a little darling, elf ver boy, six years old ; the next about thr,e years, but, poor little feil.iw, he is not right in his mind ; the youngest is yezrs . old. I hope some of my friends will assist them: All the furniture in my house belongs to Jny poor mother, exe V a rr.ah any table, which belongs to Mrs. Staward, of Rothbury. You have been one of the best friends I ever met with. I regret leaving William Foster and his brother and many, many dear friends. - I will pass quietly out of this werld. I am writing in as good spirits as ever I did in my lite. I am perfectly' reconciled to my fate; I have nothing to fear. I expt et : am a good rt iave paid Charlton, if Tod Hills, 2/ 2s. too much. You will see Mr. Pyi's ackno%lAgernent. I will leave every thiiig in the Union chest that I have. You will find the accounts right to the 257 h of March: I see no use in undergoing the trial on Monday, be cause ail I can say or do is, that it was a per fect mistake on my part—not intentional. lum perfectly innocent. I would not on any account have the Rector, or Thompson, the Curate, to bury me. Ido not care where I am buried; lam perfectly happy, and trust prepatel to d.e. I will trust to you and William Forster to look after the furniture belonging to my mother. lam glal my brother is out of the way. " I am, my dew- Mr. Woodman, very sincerely yours, " HENRY BOAG. - - " I have slept as sound as a top all last night." — —• The next morning he added some unconnersed sentcnea to is, and after making some arrangements, left nisi house on horseback about two in the afternoon, and was s; en to look earnestly back towards it. He left his horse at Warton, went to two or three place , till about six in the cvenisig, when he had acne to a hovel upon Low 'Trewitt estate, which was formerly his own property, and from vthence he could look down upon the houie where he had spent the gre4test part of his Ilk. He then swallowed an ounce of lauda num, after which he wrote in pencil the following upon the Lack of a leAcr :—" I have taken about a wine glass of lindanurn at the abed 011 I Trewitt North Moor. God bless you all except the React. and G'eorge Thompson. It is getting nearly dark—l die at piece with all mankind except the above. I will lay down quietly to sleep—it is so dark I cannot sec to write—God bless you all—good night." He had afterwards strangled himself with a rope fastened to the lintel. The Jury found a verdict of—Temporar% insanity. The remains of Mr. Borg were interred on Monday at Alnham Church, and were- accompanied to their last rest ing-place by a great number of the Guardians of the Union and his other friends, who voluntarily attended to I testify the respect they entertained, for him, who while living, alike in his prosperous days, as in adversity, had gained the good opinion of all who knew him, whether rich or poor.— Tyne Pilot. MINE& Albion Copps , * 51. i A/. piq 12 A Itcn l5/. sh 121, n t pd 10 Angus Mexican,iss. 5! pm.lool. sh. a• , d Iy, Ditto Subscription ( 15/. Pa ' I % 2,000 liil. Bolanos l5O/, sh all 0 i 35 iO,OOO 11. lOs Brarilianlmp. its. 5!. pm 351. sh .110/. Pd 0 6,000 ......... Macaubas de Cocaes United 25/.0.21!. pd 0 11,000 Ditto St. John Del Rey 201.,5h. 141 pd 2 1f,,000 Bolivar Copper Company 201. sh. 20/. pd 1 10,000 ...... Ditto Scrip lO4 sh. 10/. pd 2 20,000 British Iron lOO/. sh. 60/ pd 000 Brit tsli Copper 51. sh. 41:1. pd 1% ettl Br.dica 6'l. ad C Candonga ..... 10,000 1 1 Copiapo ..... .... ....... ..... 20/. sh, 134 1,4 91 4 8,500 ... Columbian, lea. 5/. p'n....55/. sh. 55/, pd 0. 5 , 1 2,850 2!. English' 144 Cs. pd A 20,000 General MiningAssoc'ation2o/ sh.lB/. pd 1% 6,155 Mexican Company lOO/. sh. 074/ p,i 6 3,008 Polbzlott Consols .. lO/. sh. Ea. pd 4 11,500 Rcal'del Monte Unregistered...-. ........ 2;i ' Ditto Loan Notes l5Ol. pd 160 United Mexican, iss. 2 pm. 40/. sh, all pd 2% Dittt. Scrip 3 Ditto New Scrip 51 1 .0 4 West Cork .......... ......... 50/. sh 501. pd 38 LlTEll A ItY 1 NSTITUTIONL ;,,)i)0 London, with Bronze Ticket ...75gs. sh. 16 1,5 W Loralon University lOOl. sh. all pd 7 ;00 King' College lOO/. 104 • MISCELLANEOUS. 10, X,r) 155. Australian Agriculturso.loo/. sh. 28/, pd 41 6,IGC 1. per cent. British American Lane Company 3i, pd 1140 i t 6:. per Cr,.t C.natia Company.. ...... .100/. sh. 524/. p(1 3 1 110,0 Ct 51. per cent. Upper Cana • a Loan City Bonds, 4 twr cent........... . 'IL Os. General Steam Navigatien 15!..h. 14!, p d ~5 , A 101. per cant. Hudson's Bay Stock 11. L6ndcn Coin. Sale nooms....Av. 75/. sh l9 Ceot.,;choue Company 12i/. rid 12 New Brunswick Land C0mpa,.v...50/ pd 'l2 ~54 5!. per c ,, r.t. tterersi-:nary Int. 50c...100i. A. 111114 pd 107 2 1 rh. 1004 ,ta; 5/. per cent. Ditto Nets 101!. pd 107 tOO9 ' Thames Tunnel _, SO:. sh. a ll ps i In 41,000 Os. Van Die-ner.'s Land...loo/. sh. 1741 p 4 ~., 8,000 4,000 11. ss. 10,000 .... ..... 30.000 20,900 ,00s ...... LIST of SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICE AS APRIL 21, 1841. BANKS. ,000,001:. fit. p. ct. Bank of ~cotland ...SS/. 6s. tiff.: h all pd 62 2,000,0061. 6 p. ct. Br yal of Scotland !OW. sill. all pd ;51 500.1160/. Bp. ct. British Linen Compny 100/.sh. all pd *2 500,0001. 61. p. ct. Commercial 5OOl. sh. [OOl. pd 169 500,0 01. a ~. ct. National ION. sh. 101. pd 1-I.N 50; WO/. I/. p. ct. Gl!Asgow Union 250/. sh. 501. pd t 45 1,000004 6p. ct. WeStCPT3 of Scotland 4OOl. sh 40/. pd 73 INSURANCE COMPANIES.': • - - 95h.0005h. GI p. et. Scottish Union 20/. sh. 1/. p,.! i'.43.0(1. 7,500 7p. et. Hercules 1001. sh. 101. pd i 3 ~, I fly Rio sp. ct. insurance Co. of Scotland .101. sh. all pd • lt. 50,000 Bp. et. North British 2001. sh. 101. pit 1.4 i 1,000 Bp. ct. Caleclonizn Fire 1001. sh. 101. pd 20 5,000 ii p. et. Edinburgh 1,.e 100/. sh. 101. pei 1114 1110.(.4 , 0 3} p. (1. West at Scotland ' 101. pd 4,g:8 ... MISCELLANEOUS. Edin. 4nd (alas Un. Canal3o/. sh. all pd J 4 Ditto Al loCistrd! YS/ sh. all pd LG - . per cent. Edinb. Joint Water.2sl..sh. all pd ay 2,1.;th.r,n0 ;5 per cent. hhotts Iron. Founacnt - 501 sh 481. ^d 45 iff,o69 0 per car a,. Edinburgh S Leith Glass /0/.sh. Ili/. pd 3% 4.5 th) 10 per r end. MIT - gnash Coal Gas ;:51. all pa 4 6;4!•.0 W per cent. Ci:.isgow Gas ........... sh. all pd 52 75 , . 7 per cant. Coal Gas 2O/..h. all pd t:5 1,154 Edinburgh 1111 - • thltailway 504 sh 2.9 WESTMINSTER. MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. —On Wednesday the quarterly meeting was held at the new premises in Great Smith--street, when, after hearing the Quar terly Reportai to the management of the. Institution read, a most admirable lecture was delivered on the subject of Gas, by Mr. W. R. Paterson, which was listened to with great atten tion throughout. boey now. consists of 630 members. it is t-4aitti in the JucT. , .l Gtilwro; Pat . ,;ers that Mr. • . one cf the pre,•;:t comity Members, will uo,t come Forward again - foe its re l imselli,i.tion. it is added that,Mr. Redington, the present Al - ember for Dundalk; will • be the new Liberal candidate. COLONIAL MARKET. We have no public sales, and the private business was very limited. The sales in West India Sugar did not reach 1(10 hhds. and tres., and easier prices were accepted. For Coffee there was only a limited demand, but former prices were still maintained. Good ordinary Ceylon brought 735. per cwt. Rice dull, and rather lower. " ,_„ 1 011:1k.T1T - VC PniTirerY4l - • - 11 - while 1,691 bags -191 chts iris wait off withouithe .spirit and. aaParaiba ordinary to good inirt!!,,, o saki at 25s 6d to •.2c's 63. loa• and middliag' yetlow'at 21s ral. brown at 17s, and Bahia grey 23s 6tl per cwt. Aloaasees. --The prices - of this article are again Otis, lower, and the demand is very limited : sales have been privately in St. Kitts and:Demerara at 2Ca to 27s per ewt• osa t COFFEE.—The demand f o r W es t I n di a Ceffee has imP r this week, and the market has, presented a nacre anan atca aal pearance, with a small advactai an price for the /riddling e s 4 sorts. Sales went off with 'Mein, spirit than the, last week, but some of the unclean sorts were bought 0 ,.j • above their value, Jamaica tine and lint' ord. 90s to E as -and. good ordinary at 70s to 78s, St, fine ordinarY " i 5 l 6.1 to 86s'6d, and Dominica firie and'flne'Ene ordinary ay , t; 6d to Hs per cwt.. , lon has. ndvaasni za la to 2s P er a c tae i 1, 567 bags were broualit to the liammeain :the early par t ', 7 0 week, which sold at 72r to 72s 6d for good ord, and i ' t arre 6d fur fine ord 'Mocha P. inquired after 13)f the grocers, are noTsellers upon late terms, and tiothitnaof consequtt ° ‘ '. been done. Other riescriptians at Is to higher prices r a p instances; Java' at from 61s to rias, according t ° 7 at gl auctionioucis lity ; Cuba from the Cape bought in, :Ix' sv aaa ry middlina at 63s to 68 ; h er c w t. 3lys.cre,_ good eß" ra at pale yellow at 58e. (.3d to.69s,'Laguayra good ordinary " 4 '3 . 3* 46s tid to 47s 6d, Padang -wood ordinary brown 37s 6d °a...4 common Sumatra and .Samarang at 34a 6d to 370 s g° °ci r c wt. nary pale Java at 51 s 6d, an d goo l ordinary Rio at 4 0 $ P er d a y, Thum was no public sale of arty description of Coffee %f o r but there were inquiries after the clean and useful b °l. home use, which brought full previous rate*. a' Cocoa.=-For West India sorts low e r pn•ices naps . •, ball eared, to mike sales. Foreign is scarce, and bring' prices. Guayaquil at 44s per cwt. bre t ' TEA*. —The etemar d for Free Trade descriptions, has „ per steady during the week, both Lora the town and coun t Y ;" 1 0 * and prices have been will sapported ; parcels 01 co ls and fine common Congou have changed hands 1 " too at is 50 to Is 60 per lb. No paree'' d iet been brought to public sale, and nothing presses on the a l e privately. Company's Congou was in good request, `' t eatly part of the w ee k, an d the prices advanced to is 5:4 01 ',14 cash ; but during the la s t day or two the demand has falle n . an This afternoon thc price has receded to ls 50 per lb. cash. Tternoon the market was ery quiet both for Fre e of and Company's Co n go u , an d th e prices of the lat ter lower at Is, ssd. per lb. cash. a ca • re st Rums, DRu, BRANDY, AND HOLLANs.—The demand •-C, g at ilt India Rum has been very limited, but prices have been 0 01 except. for the common sorts of Leewards which are still ,100 inclined to be lower ; the sales of the week. are ab'' a ,-,2 to purrs Jamaica, 15 to 30 over-proof at 4s scl to 5s ',. , ` l ': a ,eaS 36 over-areof at 5s 6d to 5s 9d, arid 100 puns 'bTa,t° preot to 10 over at 2s I:'d to 2s sd. and 30 to 34 ov er a a ir e ir 4s 23 per gal. 1 art India and Foreign Rum has been 1 „ - r t a vell, quired after, and prices of both sorts have it,nr a h 0 0" poor East India has brought Is 6d, at which alo ce ci . cent 150 hhds have been sold, and of Foreign a pare, ,1 r 6 over-proof has been sold a t I s p er ga ll n. B ran dy ' l over in demand, fine marks especially, and all advance of I ott° 6o , gal:on has been raid upon the rates quoted in our last. steady at 2s for export, and 2s 6d to 2.5 8d for coot: OF Corn Spirits in dematal at Os I Id per gallon. This afternoon a parcel of Bengal lium was brought lie sale cans:sting of 47 brls 43 p a s 376 'aids, the pr' ' fo ol part of which Was disposed of, and at good price' ; Is 51d to Is 11k1 far 10 to 32 overproof. k; to; Rice.—For - Bengal Rice lowf r prices must be , t aa o- asg* small' parcel of middling dusty white, consisting of 3 0 ; t 10 was offereo at public sale on Tuesday and sold at lls I F;srt e per cwt. Java of good quality is more inquired after. Ana steady, at former ruts. TALLOW.-1 he demand fel. 'Russian Tallow has be 7 add cwt. per throughout the week, and prices have declined 3 d to cwt. Y. C. of fine quality at 46s 6d to 46s 9d per ew la t o , New Ta low at 48s to 48s 3d per cwt. ; Cape Tallow at 4es per cwt. for low to very fine quality. tea t4is t s The prices of Russian Tallow were barely supn; g o o - afternoon. P. Y.C. on the spot at 455, and New l a , , a sit. arrive in the last three months of the year at 480 P e ' South American at ff om 43s to 45s 6cl per cwt. lof t ( a wn. a . Olas.—ln this market there is little change sfw week ; common fish Oils have been rather more soul t° the last few dais, :Southern fine pale quality fetched '2. 5 net. 26/ 10e, and inferior dad; to good 23/ lOs to 251 10 0 1 ) `;, a•so Pala Seal and C o d aae w ith ou t a lt era ti on , fin es g a erO 4 told in the early part of the week at 251 5s per tun• l id to Oil has fully supported 'late rates. • Rape Oil pale Peis' it 26s per cwt. Lin s e e d Oil a t 28 s 6d t o 28 1 9d. e: e .'-' about 35s per cwt. Cccoa Nut Oil steady. For O lt prices are exceedingly firm. el° At public sale were offered this afternoon 200 tuns a ° ,, e i n g Whale Oil, was sold a t f rom 231. lOs to 271. per tu n, shade higher. • COUNTRY MARKETS. ,•• 4 Wheat. • Barley. Oats. to t\,r Quarter.; s. te s. s. to s. s. to s. IS.to s• Oath Blaudford t 2 31 32 23 26 46 """ Bridport GS —•— 40 - A Chard 55 62 18 32 22 21 40 Gloucester 56 68 25 :i2 21 32 40 Exeter Guildford —6B 71 3 2 37 32 36 .46 f. 3' ; Newbury 26 34 10 3 .1 35 5 4.4 .0 !leading.-- 50 78 26 31 ‘..0 30 40 • 45 Salisbury 52 64 . 27 34 90 26 40 50 .. Sherhorne 6O 62 28 31 124 214 40 34 1 4 01 i s 4 61 26 56 21 16 38 5 v Iti Uxbridge 37 43 23 28 W.r.rminster -.4 62 ' - 29 33 24 26 40 4 . Winchester ;45 1:6 —i """ t r eovil 148 66 28 3-1 t 4 24 42 50 - 5 0 40' , LEED4 CORN 6901 Wheat, Norfolk anti tiutiblk, OM MARKET. . 611. t'' w i i ., , A ,- --. York. and Lincoln. 601 b. 31, to 3i71: 4 *G, Barley, Norfolk and Suthilk ... - I $ - - Yorkshire and Lincolnshire - 4.5.. ) , is . __Grinding Beans nats, l'otatoe ..T. bv 4 --illealing, } or. —d. to-4i l:ng. .12 t, to 13 , . P- - ,,, )4 Ahcaing 39,, to 31s. I ), DE ~, 1.Z.c.,, CORN MA It K ET. 4. Per Saek. s. d. s. d. Per Qum ter. 6 ' t. ;4. 5.9° iirst Vi heat 3l ~ to :-,2 u Oats i'o 0 ta3 .5 0 `r and. 2 CI .''' 6 '2l 0 3 . t lic:int, ,per iaCki••• •'-' 4., A Ti-L:nt - 0 r as.ley ••' 0 39 I lirosal weiga , lol.o. A 1 --- -::-.................—_,r,,----_— LADVERTISEMENT. ci eS.,Ps vet } ci LNG. A u t e (, t t h Ly i s , p e e c r u i r o , d a o ad f t t h h e e re y: v a ,i r bo c w u s t ii n c e s ° l : ; l , s solute necessity of preserving the skin,;in .a purf„ e "l , he ilthy st,te, so,tha' is functions may he'oduly perl' e r ;lis Oh:truction of th e fluids through the pores of 0 4 ,04 y often take Flux, and from the acrid and pot ;it° particles which are -left behind, the disordered stet' r secreting office is disturbed, dud thereby produce s e 6 i s ia' toms' of great virulence, which are not ; nly but most unpleasing to the :sight ; and, ahu , e al l 7.'44 when the face is attacki:cl, the suffaitz 1,; &tell t. lit statini.;. this well-known f a c t , we be tti atieto ion . to that admirable mid unique reP ROWLAND'S KALYDOK. a mild and mo,t efEcaciou s r n . o lll, that dispels all irritability fr o m the 5 a' 141 assists In cpenirz the pores, relieves the :cert:toil-1;e gradually ebtathshes a white and perfect bkiu parent beauty. , . TEA MARKET, Prices were firmly supported, and the demand was very limited. Company's Congou was easily obtainable at Is Sid per lb. cash. _ _ _ _ TALLOW MARKET. The demand for Russian Tallow %Nu dull and the prices on the decline ; 47s 9d was the nearest quotation of P. Y. C. on the spot, and 48s fur New 'tallow. E D. Tne it ghes r& e f t• • i tie Al t opLs is 914.:1 for the ilb Leaf Go,d Bre.m may be had at 734:1. 193.1„E, OF. SEI,DS Per Cot. . Sew E gl.sh R.,_ C10ve....t.6i 90s St. Fein ...... ..-...... . . .... —s 16s 50, Old s. it... Dic o —s —5 .- s Rye G ass • • —, t'lls 4js New Foreign Ditto —s 55s BOs Pace) , Grass s --s —, 01. i Di to Ditto —s —s —s L , i.seed, for le di g... —s tlis 5.s to ew White Clover 3... s cis 6 s Dit o, io. sowing .... —s tA) Nis Ohl Di.t.. Di:— ...... .. —s 42s 46s Ditto, iiir crushi..g ....—s 46's is.. i.‘v 'Fre 0i1... —s 3 , 1 4, 11,m —a 4 s -IS Old Litt° -s 10s s(is Canary —s LO,lOO. Fr Minus • s ors 70s 1 Per Bushel E glrsb ,arraway —s &Us 5- sl i White ijust_rd.... :26.0d to 1531. p Foreign iiltto —, •itis fii:s t ßruwn Ditto Its Oil to 176 (It. • Coriander —s 14s lesifares .... (is Cd tc 1...zin0 P.tiCE JF OIL. Rape Oil, brown, tier tun £4s 0 Uitio, refined Linseed Oil . t.fA C Lint. ed Oil Cake at tn., Mill (per 10ou) l3 00 • Rape ake, per ton 7 u PRILE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11211). fown Tallow .. £3 1 u ti Melting Stun' £1 15 0 Yellow Russia White Is. Soap Ditto 0 0 Good Dregs U 5 0 ___ l'er Quarter • - PRICE OF RAW EAT, per stone of slbs --- Price of Tallow (as stated by the Ta:low Mekers) ::s. 9%cl COAL MARKET. Ships arrived since last market 'day, 75. s. d.. 1 a. d. Adair's Cl.ar ette Main ... Pi 0 Wails End East Hetton .... 18 3 Carr's Hartley Chester I.lolywell Ma n l7 6 I , valls End .Latunton New landeld Mooi . hi 0 Walls End Russell's Hetton 1"2 0 oul'.s iii..unugli Pomo") WiluiLor :nutl - , Hartley lown:ey .. ..... William's Hartley i, 0 ,Valts r.; d . ewlc eialid C l9 t Walls End Clenuell Walls End Hotspur %Valls Eno Newinarch l7 4 Wails End Pn.r nu,berland 16 t -- - Walls End Cannloe 22 3 Walls Et.d Hat depool Tennant's Hartlepoo. Walls End AdeLide 2O 9 Wal a End j ces Walls End West Tees J i 0 Walls End Willingtou Cowp...n Healey . lB 0 (From the London New Price Current of April 23 ) StioAit.—The prices of West India Raw Sugm. have again given way fully Is per cwt, and the market has been very dull until yesterday, when a alight re..action took place in the deman,, the grocers being very bare of stock, still there is not the slightest animation in the trade, and the transactions since this day week are very trivial, being c,,nlined to the bare wants of the buyers; the superior qualities are, however; still scarce, and are better sup ported than the lower sorts ; low and middling dry Berbice and .132merara have sold at 62s to 655, and wry law damp brown at 6Us per cwt. The first public sale of the new crop of Barbadoes was brought forward on Tuesday ; it consisted of 150 hhds, and drew together a good many persons interest ed in the article, but the biddings were very languid, and apart only was dispose.i of at from 65s 6d to 73s per cwt for middling to him bright yellow. 'fn-clay the market was very heayy, and the few lots that changeal hands were at prices again in favour of the buyers, making the tall during the week full 2s per cat in nearly all cases ; the total business done deco not exceed bOO hhds and tierces. REFlNED.—Refined Sugars for home consumption are in limited demand; and the market is flat at the reduced quota tions. For shipping there is but little doing, and first qua ity of fine crushed is freely offered at 31s. MA II KITIIIS--The dispute between the merchants and the wholesale dealers as to the mode of selling the article, is not yet arrangeo, and in consequence prices ate very irregular, u:ight yellow at ils to 72s 60. fine giey at ties, middling to good yellow at 65s to ties, low yellow 635, and low to fine brown 4bs to 54s per cwt. EAST INDIA. —The prices of Bengal Sugar must again I N. , quoted is to Is 6d per cw t lower, still the grocers are very cautious, and ire not disposed to take more than cient to meet their actual wants; good white went at Gds 6d to €9e, good middling white at 66s to this 6d, and good yellow at 62S 6d to 63s per cwt. JaNaisapt:dse:iaomf, aarreidvaetry'lolinitelre inquired aft er ; prices must be con sidered quite nomi na l . ilia _ niha is tls o d u ll of sale, and 10,974 ba g s put up to p u bli c auc tion we n t h eav ily, a p a rt only being d- pricts, viz. low brown at 16s to lis per cwt. r t. FoREIGN.—The demand for all desc:iptions l of per tint. f For 11 Sugar co ti/It , es dull, and gen erall y' p rice- i e full Whi:c 11 4 valinab i;.rd whit, at „I:, z,e li r 2 y 2 t o much 2 , 1 s d f e o p t r • low es s ed t to 3ls al per cwt., ui , on which tcrnis solar small pare.is hive changed hands privately. tow softellow ki l - n l a: a t r ia: good fair quality. Brazils, __________,—.......„,.........,-- Blit7 H S . - ' •',' Ili. • Ila clay, E q., R.. NI., of a son. the lady of Francls .I. Trinder, of a sou- ,:„ f orP,, o O n n t t h h the 21st nisi., ii ir l i s s t t .: , m a r t s. A N l l v r. e I• T stoke, en the 21st inst., the wife of J. El; Ca) dale, Esq, °' - f p!'" On the 22c1 inst., in (;rest stanhope-street, the lady'" Malcolm, Fsq., of a daughter. M f r s e. On the 22d inst., In lharles- s t ree t, St. James's , . Smith,, of a ton, still born. ------' • •-•.. U 4 ti Zia At a sr of this Chi J. Mop edhe M bT That, ,p 4 • counts- fo inor'• fat,. ea tr l the sitnimula *kik% iron )1 0ed by That it taxation 1 protecting raising art above thei l ibilt2t ta x benefit uf l ‘icived by z That t} utnperidin g live code, d Brazil Moved by That, w removal of • unctions, i carved out members i mpose►', fo aloved by That pe presented may be de De su bj be perm itt own exclu Poople; bt Tied by That th gent, on b AI.I that the A them Div that Divi -4414 ved by ,truing th • ,trning f k _e Mane} forwar, , 1 ?e Boa r d United K • 'tvav as thi • kOved by That th pntation enforce th terviews v tnent, and Mr. H E the chair, • It w as , 41 1 d passe( " That I for his cot len `9 , Ply to lt . is co approved GR) The Ne " a ilY , at Three o'c BLACK) Past Fi ve at lialf-pa "(I from ,and Half -1 Tw o a( 11 1)0R this nication b by Railwa IVI A. The D !INGH, 16 GRAN 14 f . Parliar tertalting, less than bur, five , lnterest annum, a Alanehest( becom e dt livered to Portico] "Y, may tadilly, Princess-s G. It The Pt I , 4 NGLA/ 11ARLIN Th( H. M. 5 43 A.: F l 1) A. )2 30 r.' • 3 0 6 0 r. 0 A.. 2 0 A. : 9 35 A. 2 30 r.:, 6 0 r. 5 Until fu 14 York, v 'On Sun PARE , lAssF.! la t ~ ia a leepT:ons c oroil i)rkto l )re a i.:,aend s (bgari s toac: • , 12 s• • Parties ( 1"3 are pn dr ess fully CAR F ALL m ACTUR i,pectfull , to. [ADVERTISEMENT.] HOLLOWAY S OINTMENT AND r-r 1 1,616 " The Duke de Montebell o fe e l s i n fi n i te p leasiDe able to inform Mr. Holioway that his o.ntment left ' have•performed an almost miraculous cure upon'. brag 0, Which for three pars was lithe less• than one ° uf t ulcers, which notaing could c ure . It t h e publielq qc• fi• circumstance maybe of any benefit to the public, - -' 14 3 may consider himself at liberty to make. it knotll'' 031 may also state that the cure was performed in I t ' l s -41., three weeks.—Rue la Fitte, Paris, 3d April , ta r These extraordinary medicines are sold at the Prol' l t 'bst; establishment, 244, Str an d, sever' doors from Ternr, e , - c loP and by every respectabl e chemist throughout the IL' *03. , In pots and boxes at I*. 10 2 , gd 11F-I and 335. each. 11355 'LIE LOVE MATCH.— That numerous f (~fr2lwers who take delight in the peru'al of werks,l, ' ,. lion, mill be pl, axed to hear alit the new novel ea L i d latitt above attractive title, wiitten by Mrs. Mabcriyi th l '', author of " Emily" (One of the most successful nc," c al . ductions of our day), is on 11-e pint of immediate 9! r, a' acne. In hi r former r! , . Mrs. M iberly evinced ledge t f the world and of society, together with of% nets of judgment and piquir.cy of observatimi. which a 0° stamped her its one t f 'Jur most skilful novelists ; " t ! ;1' the; ef,re look for her furtheuming *Noll with the f" l4 t i o sl pec:a;ion that it will add to lee well-deserved reP0°,104.4,, Brilliant as were the sketches of s ( ,c te ty in " t ° subject of this new story, " The Love Match'," sr f i ; er lfi t promise an ven more apposite theme for Mrs. pen, fur the e passions and affections can never be m n i oeti prepiately depicted than by th e h a nd o f an accolvP . wean: n. • '- PLATE SUI'l ED ECM. I"ItESENT A - ' AI' , • 0 1) 1 ° Committees or privat e i n di vi d ua l s requ i r i ng s plendid ori 1,4 $ . l it articles of PLATE f o r p resen t a t ion , ma y, by addre paid letter as under, have drawings sent for their approviTide is destiable letters should state about the sum letel id l expended. T. COX SAVORY. Silversmith, &e., 47, Condo!' k Seven doors from Graff-i Arett), L•Jii a ttou. • P.V CO. N.B. A Pamphlet,. containing detailed list of e ofa Plate, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, may be ha d ' r4ll' or will be forwarded, post free, in answer to a post-pai d •. 4 cation. REGIS'IsEit STOVES, b it. wide; 24 . & 1 '' ) 1 :0, Poles for Window Curtains, Is. 3d. per fOot. Ikegisier,g• cc ii Bd. per inch ; elliptic stoves, 4d. p er inch ; register !-0 9 ,4 ,0, with bright fronts, bright and black bars, bronzed ornia "yr, 100 s. ; brass poles fur window curtains, i! ; '.inch diiiP e t 6 Is. 3d. per foot ; 2 inches, Is. t3ti. ; inch pale, inches long; with ends, rings, and braelt , 4s, eerntilete, Catalogues &nails, containing the price of ev er y- T art..' ironniougery. • • '4 l RIPPON and BURTON , Wells-st reet, Oxford-*st, M.IIIRIED. On the lath lest. at Chtivey, omersrt, the Ilec•,, 0; 11' Cumberlege, Vicar of Astwood, buck to Lucy Anile , 6 , - ,• ; ct• ter of the late Lea. John Alathcw, Rector ' Kilo''' , 61 ? ,T! ' elii sll , 0. the 15th inst., at \Volverton, Hants, George ' ht r' ; limo ~iir, E").., lietks to Ernilv, third daugi: the lite William Bouker, Eq. f'hradtiela tiouse l n e s r a to°' On the 171 h hist at St. Pancras, 'o the Rev. C. - • to Aliss Loughlin. " itoo - , 1 On the .20:h inst., at Prince's-street, Edinburft:ace: 3 i cwgson, Esq., of Aldine ch.nib, is, London: to , i nr e j Jos .111 Wilson, Esq., of King's Arms-yard, Londooo,loic ao daughters cf A'exandtr Clapperton, Esq., of Sl') l4 Prince's-strtet. Edinburgh. DIED. On the 21st inst., ct his house in W i lton'...ergseen t, b l h o t e be ß : ll; Charles of Barr,w Court, Sornerscishirco and • C0.01,e1 Go. e Gore,Langton. 31. P., aged 77. • : On the 16th ,at Ea.stwood, Notti*hanis hil, the wife of W. S. Smith. G AleVe r ' On the 19th inst ,on Croydon-erminorl r • f" . ,0 3 t er, On the 19th inst., at Walmer-beach, Kent, s rd ayo 3 , ' o 3l :crt On the 20th inst.; at Clapham-eerumml , youngest :on of the late Sir Walter •Synnet , ' county of Armagh. ,forr° T . ';;c ls On the 20th inst., at Pimlico• F. Bramah;' , =', L q't a ,, Trinity College, Cambridge, and eldest son'cA 116 ' e- BramaliE.tq., er,gineer,; age , l29. •,. • ei London Printed and Published by`" 111 7 , s e rs ed, No. 112, Strand, at The Sun 11 5 .0. the county of Middlesex.. -April'24; ~~ .h- c~