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. ...-_----- - • -EVENING, THE SUN ,; LONDON, WEDNES.DAY APRIL 2. 1856. 1 . ... , ....----------- Naval and - Military Intelligence. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. . Mr. Henry-However, you had better return and F rom the London -Gazette of-Last Night I stpane-street, to surrender, Aril 10. at eleven, and May Cointry Markets. - COURT OF ALDERUEN. request Mr. Greenwood to be here as speedily as_po. Bible ! 15, et twelve, at the Court o Bankruptcy. Bell, menial —4.- • • , . if., • assignee. Colein,inestreet ; Ashuret and MmHg, obi Jewry. • ----4 A eeer the departnre of the offic,r with this message, - • ' a cot e, was-held for the de patch of public THE RETIREMENT OF THE COMMANDERS. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-NORWICH, MARCH 31. The Rev. J. C. Ward, the d e f en d an t ,. entered the coutt, - WFIITE HALL, Molten 31. 7 • -Ja,in e i Thom Woelstua, plu.uber, Nettiug-hill, April - ' ' LIVERPOOL-APRIL 1. and expressed his regret and annoyance at the posel ,„ ne . The Queen has been please Ito present the Reverend 11 , and nett 0. at eleven, at the Court of Ihmkruptcy• • At to-dayes nierket there was a good attendance oel Yesterday business , • - , . . _ In reply to the invitation and offer of the Admiralty, • , . _,_ - CROWN COURT. • • (Before Mr. Justice Wightman.) meat of the case. In order to he punctual himself he had Roderiek Nicolson to the church at Shieltack, otherwise sitdtheon e official assignee, Beeinghall-street ; Weymouth', trade, - Who nedoontexpeeted to find prices much deprwor THE NEWLY-ELECTED COMMON SERGEANT. of retirement to the old commenders, with additional pay and the rank of captain, the following officers have s a „e, H,,,,,, n ie e in age d 31, was i n di c t e d for felo- . gone.wjthout & breakfast ; and having made an appoint- S i p . ie i ldag, in the parish of Applecross, in the presbytery ( f Cliffore sonto . by the news of peace • but, holders showing ne ditties''' . no icurron and shire of (toss, vacant by th e . d e ath•afe th e Seinuet - Jabei Giffin, draper, Diddington-place, Cale- Lion to gine way, Ultineately a good business was done ill Mr. Russell Gurney, who at a recent Court of cone- Council was unanimously elected Common Sergeant, aucepted the terms of the Admiralty :- niously setting fire to the dwehing-house: of the' Meyer went for 2 o'clock, this delny would eut him to the Reverend Doueld Murrey, late minister thereof. donian-road, April _lO, at leilf-past twelve, and Iley 1 e wheat and flour, at the fiel prices of Tuesday last. beli'd loon at two, at the Court of Benkruptcy. Johnson, official . an advance, however, 'of '2ll to 3.1 per 701 b., end 6(1 to II was sworn into of fi ce. Thomas Revans (1816) Arbell Oakes (1828) and Corporation of Yarmouth, one Joseph; ,Giles being_ greatest possi bl e inconvenience. Did - his worship feel Assignee, Basinghall-street ; Dodd, New Broad-street. per sack - and barrel on some low sales made daring ti t THE EXECUTION OF BOUSPIELD. John Davies (1816) Campbell Lock (1828) in it. bound, under these circumstances, to oblige him to stop ? BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MARCH 31. Alice Rogerson', licensed victualler ; Clifton, - April 17 week. Oats and oatmeahunchanged. Barley, beans, so Alderman SIDNEY said-My Lord Mayor, seeing the John P. Paynter (1816) Hon. Edward Gore (1828) Mr. Evans and Mr. Cherry were counsel for the pro- Mr. Henry equelly regretted the delay which hail The (tight Honourable the Lords of the Committee of and May 2, at twelve, at the M incliester District Court.. peas as last noted. Very few samples of Indian sera Edward Hawes (1828) secution. . Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received; sheriffs present, I beg to ask them whether there is an ~ arisen and which was probably occasioned by Mr. Green- Y the S e cretary fRe t f F • • 428) -' It appeared that on the 19th of the present month the ' • • • • through e o. a e for ()reign Affairs, a enPY Hernaman, official assienee Manchester ; Bullock, Man- offering: Needy buyers had to pay 30s 6d per quarter fat 9 Charles Moore (1817) truth in the statements that have appeared in the public George F. Bridges (1818) Harry Richards (1, wood having other important business to transact at the of a despatch from her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, chaster, . •. 6 ' tm p o ri n tu o u rtr i ti e. mixed, 313 for yellow, and 311 lit per (It' P was an inMate of the Yarmoneh gaol o and that, Richard Fox, ironmonger, Moreton-in•the-Marsh, Glee- '' Treasury. If the defendant had not breakfasted he could forwarding a copy or a French Imperial Decree to the , . IP ew S ekh - W rsa l tr C at 7ii; ,B r w ß es i ht L iebrmieeyt journals of this morning regarding the execution of a , Henry F. Y. Pogson (1819) 'Tames Bayly (1828) Richert' Edwards (1828) having fallen ill, she was taken to the infirmary and . priv•-• a e room. . t ti coc at night . . . take . the interval before 1 o'clock for that purpose. effect that, until the promulgation of a new law about to • criminal yesterday, at the Old Bailey ? It is reported • John Harvey (1819) _ __ John Chamberlayne (1828) there placed in •tt b d AlO ' 1 k ' • District Court. Acreman, Official' assignee, Bristol ; cester, April . 15, and May 19, at eleven, at the Bristol ..............1 that a great deal of what was there seen arose from the Edward Smith (1S28) the matron visited her. as intro!, and left her going to nervousness of the hangman, which was produoed by a Joseph Caleb Jackson (1819) Richa rd G j r'i ffi li t e h a 11E 1 1 8 9 1 ) 9) James Wilson (1e28) upon the importation in o France of g . Irom th Emelt The defendant said thw.case. might then come on, or be submitted to the Le illative Bel s y l; 201 duties e po e yable Bevan and (hiding, Bristol • something might be said in his absence. Already he had Willioni Clews, baker, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, April a tAritlfaei..rodeesu threatening letter which he bad previously received. I Henry Boteler (1819) Charles Maiden (1829) bed without any light. - In three-quileters of an hour Colonies in India and America will continue the same as been entrapped into a conversation at the Treasury, 1. think it a matter of public duty that we should inquire Roger Hall (1e19) Charles Inglis (1829) she rang her bell violently, . and when Mr. J. Giles, the fi xed by the Ist Article of 27th March, 1852;* ••. which alight possibly be used to his prejudice. 1.2 and May 2, at eleven, at -the Birmingham *District into the whole of the circumstances attending this exe- Sir George Harnage (1820) Thomas Bevis flti29)- gaoler, and the matron opened the door they found the comma e fuli prices ; ordinery sorts are neglected. Be"' eVAR DEPARTMENT, PALL-MALL, APRIL 1. Court. Bittleston, officiel aesienee, Birmingham • Duig cution, in order that we may make a report as to the Dawson Mayne (1829) le I and So( r all on fire, the * ,room filled with dense Mr. Henry would take care that his case did not 23 Regiment of Dragoon Guards-George Eden Jarvis • nan and Hetet - leant Wil -- 11 * ' and peas in fair demand. r pl:}l la y st o w f , e se . no.„ s William C. Swinfen (1829) volumes of smoke , arid the prisoner standing at the su ff er from either of•these circumstancee. Gent., to be ijornet, by purchase, vice Stewart, who re- - .Stephen Moore, ship broker, Liverpool, April 11 and eine citiARTRR. : ,PRR 417 A. blame, if any, that ought to fall upon Alex. S. Pearson (1820) any party con- Digby Dent (1820) Wheat, ree 01d)... 64e to 69s Bailee grindin ' s to r e netted with it. (Hear.) I see, from several of this Thos. R. Brigetocke (1821) Th omas N, Langford (1829) door' gasping for breath and . attired,inler nightdress, The defendant thought he had better remain, and, has. 'tires. Moly 8, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. • Bird, Ditto new --sto -s Beans ' g7 " ' 404' to 4 ' public Henry Ellis (1821) Robert Ingram (1829) over which she had flan blanket. g a Fortunately the ing requested the favour of being supplied with a copy offieial assignee Liverpool - Woodburn,Liverpool. Ditto, white 7os to 72s p eas morning's journals, there is a great feeling in the pular Wil'ia Martin (1821) - Hon.ArthurJ.Douglas(lB29) - - D . ragoens-Cornet Charles Levett, from the Ist Dra- John - ' Mind respecting it • ; and certa i n l y I have never in my , fire . was soon extinguished, and on the following day of the statute under which these proceedings were taken, o,;n l Gnards, to be Cornet, - without ptirchase,'vice Ritmo' Brake the -younger, coal merchant, Middleton , • April 15,,and May 14, at half-past one, at th e Court of (old) . -alto . , , Ditto -s Ditto (white) -s to --- •o nH. oeer. , • oi life read a, more horri • •ble aeceunt than the one which de- Robert m Gore (1821) JhH B t 1 (1830) Matthew Li )don (1821) William Barwell (1830)' b and the prisoner sent a message throui,h the 'chaplain to the the rev. gentleman sat dawn in the attorneys ox, Kasten, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Geards. . - 10th Light Dragoone-Cornet John Fife, from the 7th Bankruptcy, Graham, o ffi cial assignee' ; Johnson, Wea- Barley, malting ... 40s to 4.leFlour, persack • -Ote i e s -ti s r c i a sk re s e :l; o l scribes the exhibition of yesterday. (Hear, hear.) e George Hutchison ((8 11) William S. Addington (1830) gaciloroto whom she stated that after she had got into applied his mind - to . the 16th and - 17th Vic., c. 97, cora therall and Sons, King's Bench Walk, Temple. AVERAGRB FOR TeX WEER ENDING MARCH 22, 1856. Alderman and Sheriff KENNEDY-The state meet that John L. Beckeird (1821) Hugh Goold (1830) bed on the night in question she lay awake, thinking . plaining occasionally of the irregular manner in which . E, D a ragoon Guards, to be Carnet , without purchase, : vice D avies, promoted. Thomas Edward Irons, timber dealer, Reading, April 15. at two, and May 14, at half past twelve, at the Court . Wheat • • 1363 quarters, at 71s ,Ge • . he has appeared in the public papers is a pretty faithful and George lif. King (1821) Henry Preston (1830) _ how she might destroy her ; till she recollected that she Government business wag conducted. It is only fair to Oats ,o --1 Ott accurate account of what occurred at the execution at John Molesworth (1821) Walter Kirby (1830) had got a Lucifer -match, after which• she got up. and, add that the rev , genteernan is by no means singular in Li 7 eu th te ß nin gi t ni o e c to o f u r Foot - : Ln e s , ir c • e Li m edze ll y e H ur . y ß2=e ; ef Bankrnptcy. Graham, o ffi cial assignee; Nichols and Claike, Cooks -court, Carey-;.treat; Smith, Reading. • Peas the Old Bailey yesterdey morning.. What the hon. en- Alfred Matthews (18'22) Adam Cuppage (1830) lighting the match, set fire to the bedclothes, and then. his opinion respecting the . condeet of public business at Ensign John Somers Cocks to be Lieutenant, by purchase, , Barley • 17) 7. •• 39s fell ei em an has just mentioned did occur, namely, that - the Thomas Porter (1522) George Holbeck (1830) • got into bed, but that when she felt th e flames s h e did these courts by the Gevernme n t officiate in almost every vice Hickie, promoted ; Lieutenant Edward William Cad. Bernhard Nikel, - importer ~of Dutch clocks, Gaul& •' • . Bears wallader Lloyd, from the Royal North Lincoln Militia, to square, April . 11, at 1, and May 9, at half post 11, at the exec utioner received a threateping letter, stating that he , Daniel J. Woodriff (1822) Duren De Dansmare2 (1830) not likeethe pain,. and got up and . gave the alarm by depnrtment, except' the Poet office. The ordinary pro --, . would be hot- at, which certainly a'armed the man. The Alex. Kennedy (1822) George W. Matson (1830) ringing the bell. • • . ceedings are constantly interrupted, and the promacutors be E nsi g n , without purehise, vi ce Butler, Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official Assignee, Basing- Am5terdam............ 12 i Gibraltar ............... ---•_ I COITIiBII. OF EXCHANGFe-YESTIRDAY P was in a state of complete prostration -he wee Arthur Morrell (1823) : John Geary (1831) The prisoner, when called on for her - defence, was and witnesses in otherceses as repeatedly incotivenienced, • 2.. el -Foot-Quarteernaster-Serjeaut J o hn 'Conner fo be hall-street • Chidley , Greshatn-street. John dalton Frost ' innkeeper, Wimborno Minster, • Ditto, throe months .. 12 2te Leghorn .......... ••••• a; .„ apparently incapable of any exertion whatever. He was Rawdou Maclean (1823) Hon. A. 11.. U. Cape? (1831) silent. ' by the inverialde _unpenctuality of. her Majesty's ser - Quartermaster, vice Hughes, appointed Paymaster, 68th Foot. Dorset, April 11, at two, and May 18, at one at the Court Rotterdam ........:... 12 2),','" Genoa .. A '''' dressed by the officers of the prison. He could not walk; An derso n 182:3) Frederick : Ro g ers (1831) J FlTde. 9 l.°` •• ( - • . The jury at once found her guilty, and • • 'vents whenever they are intrusted with a prosecution. 41st Foot-Lieutenant Lionel M. Fraser to be Adjutant, Wilkinson (1824) Henry West (1831) of Bankruptcy. Wbitinore, official assigne e , Basinghall- Antwerp ............... 25 67% ' Milan :::::::.7.::::::: ' - he could not stand ;he was carried to the' scaffold-he - Sentence of death was recorded. - • At half-paet 1 &clock Mr.:Ward asked his worship to vice Hamilton, promoted. , street; Bishop and Son, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; Brussels ....•• ........ 25.67%. Venice..............*.. was placed in a chair for execution, and I believe it war George T. Gooch (1824) . Howard G. Parry (1832) Win. A. Arthur ( ,824 i William Nearne (1832) _Henry Watson, aged 50, and Joseph, Neale, aged 36, s t a t e if h e did not think that the Government authori- 47th Foot-The second Christian name of Ensign Han- Moore, Wimborne. • ilamhurgh ............ 13 11% Naples •••• ... the feeling of the executioner, as it was of every one pre- Luke Henry Wray (1824) Charles, Burnet (1832) were indicted for shouting at Henry Roberts, with in- ties who were about to inquire into his (defendant's) state ley, appointed on 2d Oct., 18e5. is John. 'James Gitlin and Joseph Giffin, raddlers, Church-street,- Altona ...... „.. - !Palermo ... .... . 131 sent, that he was more dead than alive, and thoroughly p u d e ' w e ld John Wheetley (1832) tent to murder him and to do him bodily harm. of mind were not abusing the license which his worshin 64th ,Foot-Easign George Henry John Haldane to be •II knev and Diddin t 1 C 1 1 • g mop ace, aet ontan-road, April Ditto, three months Pari5........ -. 25 45 meson& :. .. •• • 'et ''' - 3 , 4 ths ` Lieutenant, bypurchase, vice Hinchliff. promoted; Arthur •tc - ' Did din at two, and May 20,' at twelve , at the Court of Bank- Marseilles incapable of any exertion, With that feeling, I believe, John - Eager (1825) Thomas Gregory (1833) (1825) Mr. Naylor and Mr. Bulwer appeared for the prose- had kindly granted them. William Leigh Mirehouse, Gent.,. to be Ensign, by par es well as under the alarm which he suffered, the exec°. G eorge E. Marshall Mee) A. Th omas Ross (1333) cution. Mr. Wi flans Ceoper defended the prisoner. Mr. Henry said Mr. Greenwood had net arrived, and chase, vice Heldane. , ..... . .... ruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court ; nourdeaux - Rio Janeiro .. The prosecutor is the gamekeeper oft r. Rigge, the Burkitt Corriere flail London-wall F:ankfort-on Maine •• - . Cha rle s Pope, licensed v i ctualler, Stoney Cross, Minstead, tioner, the moment he had drawn the bolt absolute' y Henry Steins (1825) - . e • Thomas Greene (1833) advised the defendant to go and confer with him in a 68th Foot-Quartermaster William Hughes, from 2eil •-., ' . • . ' . • • Rerun . - New York,6o days sight ..."" Vienna :::::: :::::::::: 10 30 Philadelphia .......... '''' member for West Norfolk, and was out on the night ~ ran away , and he was not to be sees-we did not ktv,w Richerd Beaumont (182 o)• Right Hone Lord F. C. P. private room. Sodthempton, Apnlls, at two, an,} May 13, at twelve, •rrieste to 32 • Moss OF ROLLICI, FlFF'''Z'a what had become of him, and we had great di ffi eney to Alexander Tait (1825) - Beauc t leek (1831) charged in theindictment, when he and another keeper ' • • ' Eventually, at a bo u t t o ' c l ock, the defendant having Font; to be Paymaster, vice Hadley, placed upon lialf-pey, 73d Foot -Acting Assistant-Surgeon Robert Laces to be gain him, and bring him back again. When the pri- George Tinerombe (le_ 25) ttechart Merge'? (1834) heard a gtui fired in a wood. Ou entering the -wood at the Court of Benkruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alder- petersburg . _5O Me N x e i w caLD l o wi llar . s . ........ 0 0 0 0 Roney G. Hamilton (1834). Chirkes e c ‘ roker (182. A returned to the court the ease proceeded.manhury ; Terrell and Chamberlain, Beeinghell-street. Madrid ..... :.,~ soner succeeded in lacing convulsively his legeupon nxi ynard(l,2-0 William G. N. King (1334) they soon came upon the two prisoners, armed with guns. _ Wateort then called to Neale to shoot, and he obeyedGreenwood , the solicitor to the Treasury , paid . Asst o ri t e o • o S t ufg E si o t 1 n s i . g . nßobert James . Maxwell to be Lieut.- Johnson Thompson, joiner and cabinet maker, th, April Itand May V, at One, at the New ß e l' a b st A l P el . C il a' ar l e iz el . s . s . s .• •--. .... :::::::: , tenant, by purchase, vice Paterson, promoted in 63 i Foot ; the top of the deep, they were removed first by one of. Jose Thoitas B. Bond (1825) William B. M. C. Banbury , leer. tereenw wearmou the o ffi cers of the prison. It is a most lamentable oc- Andrew Baird (1826) (1835) the contests of his gun lodging in Roberts'a elbow and With respect to this iniiietry, your worship , I have ae- Robert Cunioghanae Cuningheme Graham, Gent., to be upon-Tyne District Court. Bsker, official assigeee, New- iev1i1e..............„ --- Silver in bars .., .. 0 ,:'s currence ; but Ido not know that any one can be to Fred. Chamfer (1826) ' Matthew Dixon (1835) arm. Upon this the keepers clesed, and a fearful strug- reedy apologised to Mr. Ward, and I Faust new apnlo- Ensign, by purchase, vice Maxwell. castle- u p on -Tyne ; M arla, Bush, and Gaskell, Southamp- ale ensued. Roberts , though wounded, laid hold of SEA BORNE of AILS. ~ .1, New blame. Of course, the complete prostration of the pri- William Carleton (1826) • John Grant (1835) gise to you, for the delay which has, unavoidably, just 86th Foot-Ensign - James Creagh to be Lieutenant, ton-buildingie. , _ . Boner did hot suggest an idea that he had that physical Flank Renuelen (1826) Hon. RC.F, P. eery (1835) Neale, while the other keeper seized Watson. Roberts, occurred ; but I have received some information te-day without purchase, vice Mullen, whose promotion, without -____e____... . power left that was capable of any struggle whatsoever. Richard Stuart (1827) - James Maitland (1336) as might be expected got the worst of it but his corn- in reference to other matters con, nected with Mr. Ward. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLV,D. tete signifies that Om mans *roost nom the Generia POO • 111 • 1 I believe that no one was to blame, excepting it may be George A. Dyer (1827) Samuel Grundy (1837) . [milers mastered Watson , • •who cried for quarter, and than have been yet disclosed, and which it will be neces- - j p u . r l o v h . as F e, r o y n t A o u Aug.g b•e lO tio l ll B t s e s n , an h t a , s w b i e t e h n o cancelled; llt pu r c 30 E us y l i g c n e Jaceb Ordnyno, heop,bendor and broom maker, Swan- 43 , the night-and Mby the Morning --otespatch.) •-• - - •,e* said that the nervous agitation and alarm under which Sampson Gervois (18e7) John Paget (1837) was ; re l ease d, He had no Wooneogot on his legs than eery to bring under your notice. I have had no epee' , . Brown, deaeased; Ensign Stephen William Sewell, from place, Ord Keqt-ro,td. 97th Foot to be EnSign, without purchase, vice. Creagh ; ' - • SCOTCH' SEQ UESTRATIONS. whore • • Day.when mate ~., tro t . -A? i il, v. , , the eareeutione i r acted led to the lamentable oocurrence, Edwin Richards 0827) - Archibahl Reed (1837): .he seized a stick and 'assaulted his antag,hiniste Who wae tanity of getting the requisite•proof of these additional, James M`Donabl, linen draper, Glasgow-Globe Hotel; Hon. Follicle Maude (1827) ' William Hubbard (1 , 338) . . . e maeters-since they have come to my knowledge, and. .Lientenaiit Charles Keane, from ele - Clare Militia, to be ; - • • Emden; without purchase, vice Fry. -. . • - Apri l 11 - • ' . • . , . . ,• • - Mee, LOndoll. Dispatch En . . a 2 00UNTR1sts. in Genera. Pose p e r: tl4 ' A (Hear, hear.) • . - ••: assisting the other keeper. - This treachery rouged the e. • • • two keepers, and crippled though one of them was the Alderman SioNitn said he thought the Court bad but Herbert beiger.(l327)therefore I must apply to your worship to allow the - - , eraneas Grove (1838) - • • Y 90th Foote-Lieutenant R. H. Evans to be Captain" - by • - William 'n baker, •s - - , ' - ~ - lateford •--- Dowell and •L you's e meries(eyriritoactee every leridae . Liverpool April...," one duty fel pursue- e -nemely, to refer the matter to the Same el Rideont (1827) . Francis A. Legard (1438) managed to give the poachers a dreadful beating, and warrant to stand over to a future day-say, for a fort- purchase, vice Rous, appointed to the Scots Fusilier Rooms Edinbergh,..April 14. - -• , s - Arnerice. - 04 United ft:t •-•-• ' - -- , Gaol Ciimeniteee, becetiee, if the,etatement of the sheriff , m, et, - w r o o e(l47) lobe 11- Wineham (1833) then fteeured them and took them off captive to the night, to admit of the production of this evidence, the Guards • e Eesign Moyes Preston to be Lieutenant e hy pur- George Sutherland, cattle loafer , Barna, Thurso-Cale - - ;lichee) •• - •••••••e .• - ee-. - were borne out-namely, that the executioner, in. cause- Willoughby Lake (1827) ' - Humphrey Bailer ( , 83Q) . station.. . . . . ' defendant being permitted, as before, to be at large ppon chase, vice. Evans; James Felix Haig, to be Ensign, - , Tirr: ~ , donian "Jam, Tr Ica., esprit. 9..:- •- •• -... • • .. -- ' America (by c. .statig . ~ qemice of having received a threatening letter, neglected • David John Dickson (1827) Ilex. T. Goldie (1839) . , Thu jery having founth.both the prisoners guilty, his parole, ~ .. . . , - by purchese, vice Preston. . , , , _. , ~ , , .. . ~ . : •- • • papket) ...........? .. •• •• • Southamt-t• , , his duty, it was very important that - the Court sholild John Hiiiiiiltine -(1827) - Richard 11. BauhurY (1-839) His Lordship sentenced Watson, - who Wee a notorious The defendant decidedly objected to this - proposition , ' • ' ' 97th Foot-Lueetenane Thomas Evans Stuart, from the . . . . . . - Australia (via South- - • . sin :...'„•....31 • -••••••-•• • • z•uthampto• ~•Londonderry lefilitia to. be Ensign without purehaie takemognisance.of tee fact. (Heat hear.) Alderman The Rieek P I T .._tort.- Wm. Lord - George Palmer (1810) .., ~, o ff ender to four care penal -eervitude, and awarded to on public grounds-On grounds of right and patine, in • ' - • ' -•- - . -1 EfEALTII OF LO .:NT riON Duktko T EIS Ditto Oa Marseilles) .., Sidney then moved-" That the ' statement made hy ' Kensington ,(1e27) ? - Edward Holland (1340). • .. Neale the milder puniehmeet of two y e ars i mpr i so nm ent, the first place, one of the•coneeqUences of this prosecto vice Sewell e appoilited to the 86th Foot. .. . . - lotto (via cape of (Roe e e Alderman Sheriff lc..tweedy, re.specting th e execu; +- I w 6 rli T. - " r eale ( 182 ) • ' 840) Thomas Fred.. Birch (1 , : . Nisi PRICE!. COURT. ' ' tion had been the publication of the proceedings in the 3d ,West India Regiment -French; Graham Dunn, Gent to - be E sign. without nrchas® vice Rawlio e. ._ so aP• WEEK- .. .. . Hope) ............/i -'' .. .. ' • Meet' Africa (West Coast) . 1 ,, ci3d &the mono . Plymouth .. mes Puckford (827) .- • Charles Fitzgerald (1840) • • • • tiOn' of Bonefiedef, be - referred ' to the Gaol. Committee, . t e a • -•-- - - . (Before-Mr. Justice Wighttnan.) . . petit° journal& It had one forth to the world at large poi n t e ,i tone ichard Fe (1A28) , - H. ET. Bingham - (18-10) ' • - 15th Foot. ••. • , (From the Report of the Registrar-Oeneral.) , k1exandria..........1m1 , " 44 ' , nth of Mo. SOOthanipto,.l -, f T'theritto. inquire into the circtirastaeces, and to report Gee Der (1828) Wil H hall 11840) George ; me ... • i lam H. MLLES V. PLUMMER AND OTHERS. • • that he had been branded as a lunatic, and he claimed (101 l Coast Corps-Ensign James Lazenby to be Lieu . „.,yllllllef the am , ' Seuthainptcnr t • this Court." - ' George Hope (laze) , Robert H. Elliott (1840) •- -: Mr. O'Mailey.ane .Mre Palmer were Counsel* for the 1 - nitillier •oi deaths re- ot•-r •d i the right' of a reply through the eared public channel. tenant, eithont purchase, vice Hunter, dece Ise& ; ' Cherles - The tete . 4 .. . a th e w e . k Irr . talas .........:::... 1, 1 ' ' 4 ' 'Y • • •--• • - • Dover .... Dew Adlerrnan. and Sheriff ROSIII -4.1 y Lord Mayor, I -see Jesse - Ph R. H. .Wehle (1828), Thonees Stuart (1840): _-. , plaintiff ; Mr. Worlledge.and Mr,' Cimeh aopeared fer It would be inferred from these reports - that he had been Hewett, G•nhe to •be - Easige, without Purchase, vice ..that ended on SeturdeY wits 1 -306., lithhe correspoi de i.; ea T i r"„ oo o ~ o _ ol eo loon mon th . seemeopiee t op ,ol ink weelce of - the 10 yeere 1846 55 the averag t numher qUenosAyres...... •• M Oth 0: the mono: - • Sonthatin•Or•AP , ° l coed that motion, and for this reason: I should -not feel .Thomas HoltireohliBeB) Robert, Duncan (1840) , --- the- defendants: •• •• •- - ~- :. -• . - writing and calling on Lind Derby, the 'Arch eisbop of, Owen' who reeigns. •'- . - s disfied to carry out another execution with the man . Setniiel Meredith (ilt2B), Stephen - Bradley (1811) ,•. . . This was an action in which the plaintiff sought. to Canterbury, Lord Palmerston, and others, without - BRITISH ITALIA.N LEGION. . we's 1.285, Wbich, it raised in proportion to-increase of Cape eat flood Hope ~.11 / 4 Tulons pon Uw. Cape of Good Hope t• • who officiated yesterday, if-he were enatisioded, because Richied Conner meet . - . Th omas H. H o l man 0,8,41) , mower damages for ii , juriee sustained by his vessel in authority, whereas he had bueinees traneactione with STAFF.-Jobn . Leech, Geut.,, 49 be Brigade Quartet-- Pe • letion becemes • ' - ii ' pu . , 1,413. T o ere is a diffetence of. 2ape de verse .. ~ • I 4th of tbe atone', Southampton - ,' -'-'• .. . we. were quite at his mercy. We , depended entirely- no • : The .folleewing,officers.. have declined their lordships' consequence of the negligence of the servarits of the de• those persons, and had repeatedly seen them. He bad master.. . . , , only 17 between the corrected Average and the number doylon (see Intla)"_ him. It is not to he supposed that Could. have the eff ee e_ ._ _ , e .. , _ , e en d an t s while ire commit:El el the Highlander. The, had.frequent interviews with Lord 'Palmerston on. mat- 3(1 Regiment-Captain De - Foriasti to be Major; Castel • - actua ll y registered in the Week. .. , ~- .. , -.. • 0eyi0n...............e 'JO , .-, . . , . . . , . lint Giovanni to be Lieutenant. - The increase in the (teethe regietered in the last week Channel isles.... - 'fa • ill - . ....!. Mou.,Wed.,&Frl. Southampton • . gailowe nut - and all tried end arranged beforehand. John C. Heaslop (1817) • - William N. Clerke (1826; ' . defendants .paid 25/. loth te* &met, and the question at iesue - tees' wholly unconnected With thloingniry. . 4th . 11 . .14imen . (-Captain George F. She aid late of the fM• *. • • ' o __ . ~ pp . , • 0. , arch over. these registered in the I eginnii,g -of tee Chill. ............. ~.' 4 (1 & lut nrinnil , Southampto it . - i (Hear hear ) *We depended eeerely up. n this: man,. • Willem D. Evened -081 a). • William - Walker (182 e - - between the parties was wbether the plaintiff was -en- Mr. Henry--O-Yeh need not go.into that The matters Oetnanleerregular Cavalry to be Captain •-•--: -- -•- - Chins... . Once a month..., . 'AP , " tit litb„, when the number in a r week- was abotit. 1,100, ea •• oonstantinewo ....... r , 8,1308,23,a2s of ~ De ver „. „ and at th e list moment ere ,Inund that he was 1 n'ter.y ' Joh n P e B ' e er ele 1) , „fames -Neville gate) - - tit:ed to sec from the- defendante certain pneonent. were referred to . incidentally, without beiegyeliere - ou in 'll o -A ) Q . r 1 1 OSPITAL STAFF. -....eeestant-otirgeon Charles Walter liti . Sc 20th of twit. ftootbamptot. • .40 • not caused - be an ind;mesed rate of mortality; hut arie ea ConstantinoPle • • -.. and totally incapable of carrying pot the duty than he Henry Crease (1821) ,- : -A rattly MeG.Skineer (1823) amounting to 25/ , in all, male by his captain on the siappert of the charge. • - Peelle 9 :NI. D., from .73d Foot, .to be Staff• Surgeon of the . Oont. of Euroke M . & 7: twice ..... 'Dover ..... ,IFfic, :.. • hag undertaken. (Hear, hear.) 'Whether it arose fr , in - James Elphick (1$21). Joseph Roche (1838) •- ' (eseaeion of the collision. Tee • principal payments was Defendant-Then , these letters and interviews ouelit See-134 Class ; ActingeAseistant-Surgeed Cyrns Oetavius. from more that( . a due pioportion e ()rollers' cages .f ' c Egypt (see India) . big beiegefrightened by this' letter; whether he de Henry Pryce. (1-21) . .. . Williale AljlwPine (183 S) 16 - !. 13s. 6deforboetmen employed in rescuing the wrec4, not to have been Inentioned. I Will new Proceed to.the Daniell to be Aiiistant- Su to the Forces ; The tip:. beteg . mitered in he reei-ter-beeke at the hed of the France ....•... M 51, IN i Twien ( 11 0 1 Y ••• • • Dover ..... pig , • pended upon the prieoner . beino set all exertion, Ide George Hillier (18e4) ** - S onuel eleecer 0334 the other sumabeing - fer neutral chergee, agenc„,e core- !lex - re point; - - . pointment of. Surgeon J. - W. 'MOstyneii 4- 1 17 20 27. hr South mt ' nD. from 2,1 West quarter. -In the present tole 5 deaths - are referred -to, ieteraitar ..........3 , , . . _ a p o • • ' not know ; but - I could* not" g-e b lum to some forward . at . Thomie C. Sherwin (132 e ). Charles Thouisoa) ( 1810) miesien, pos t s: and telegraphic - niessaaee, Oti the Mr. Heery-As Mr. Green wood has deferred goirg India Regiment, on 25th March, 1,556,•has ' been Cancelled. intemperance, Bto poison, 27 to hums and scalds 6. to , Gr co (see India) ! . . . • ke e ;toven '.. . .... m kid B;l7th of man Southanar:or all. '- ' Willietn Smith 11526) -- , .. . •-" .•.. - - - part of the defendants, the first of. these items Wes di,- into his Case for the present, you had • much better re- '•" .- -'• --•• • - , BREVET.. • - - •,-- -- , 10 to suffocati hanging, , .: . on, 26 to drowning, 35 to frac-, . •• • &home .. .... .. ..o i rtiesday`& Fri,ta- ; • London - - - el Sir P. LAURIE the/ 1 ;44 the eleetiffe for the ode ce • From the . follee-leg officers t 0 returns baye been re- puted on the ground that it wee - exceesive and tha t th e f ' f further remarkst t ' , , ~ e rain rein a resent . . The emlermentioned promotions to take place cense- teees • 7to wounds and other injury, and - 40-are. placed aavannah r ..........sillud of the moot' sOuttianaptee- .91 , ' '• Major-General • 0 . to sudden deaths. Tile d . t under . , Uolland ............ as Dat1y...... „„ , quent upon the death of Sir J hn.Camp , ,,, ... • - i a lis classed these heads . )0ver..... te - i , with which they had stated thecese, and which he be- delved eeo -; . -, :. remuneration' te the boataten, as salvers, ought to have " Defendant-I wish the warren and information to be a - d mirltl t ;the month. nit on uras .......... , hamptee WO • . bell, General Sir W. G. Davy, C. 8., arid Generel Sir 000etitute .a. great maj•nity of the caeca on which in- - lieved was not all exec rated. , • William E. Wrieht (1e17). , Charles .Morton (1827) •. - been -made -in accordance with the ordivary Yea . b h . • . ' . es . mug t into court. , • •.. . . „ John -Gee y, K.C. - B. - :--• . ' questa are held. • India (viaSouthampt.)3ll 4 th x 20th elm°, piymmth .. 4& 2 a Alderman KENNEDY-There - is no doubt - of the fact Thomas Lipson (181 e) •.. ;Charles Parker (1829) ,•- •• , usual) y earned by itch. •-.. • s - :M j . r-GeneretCherles Ash Windham. C.B. the Senior. 0 2- 9 8 dti al 9th& 2ith of moon. Dover .• .., 7. 17, & 27 of mot- Dev er that such a letter wa,soent to the, hangman. It thee • Gebrge Choenh (181'1) - ( 1825 ) e 'At the clotie of theecaee Chief - Justice - .Jervis said closed their case on the other siele-o-whyshould you re- O *-('' to laced uon the fixed Es . tablithei ht. t• e eat r 9 '' P '7:O n Ced 'by the zymetic er epidemic. tonhee d r . s . • " (s.senentall 7 ; t 7 . ... • - ,,,40 •• . Hof r heed • ! Tr , : - Jamey; Gordon (1821) e Jelin C. Wichhem(eB37) -, apernumerary, 1 1 a j p e ' ciao:- ofdineeies 65 wire catered by typhus end common . : r .'''''" , seseen.. :::........., re 7,9, 17, &27 Om. uihatnptoil Aluil " sent to the ward.. We -saw the lettere --•- - - that, in h is opinion - the plaintiff . could not recover any .•• 1 t You ' t •d• d b the Yea yours . are no preju ice y postpone- C' 1 l'' Lieuteemit-Colene or ames oar es - tantegenet . f , ~ - - ~,, os; h • e • 1 _ • John Lonecharnp (1i22) • Lord F. 'Russell (1;37) - : .• • . . . '--. , • . ever, which"caties occeireo . ,e "chief) yin t.e eastern owl Madeira .............Y tth of the monti. when:mica. Sir C, MartsHALL said that, -as one of the eisitieg,: Henry Lon g champ ...- - -.e• . -• pongee of Jim devoted iteiese except the charge for the merit - of the case. You have been, and ,till are to be • free. - i Murray, Bc tF• l' G Itb 0 1 1 es. -KenteeMet ... r ' E-Inennd ,Nercott (183 b) , . .9 s usi ier umr,( s, oa o (me . ' . - - . divisions ; 51' lei'ti&opilig.e:mgh, 28 by sr ar. Madeira - ....., „ ~, „ e e 33,1 of month ....ILiverpool magistrates to th e City prissinei - it VE7 a 4 his melatieholy - Thomas Beer (1825) • ,- • Sir Henry V. Huntley (1.t.33.,) boatmen, and the. extent - to which the defendants were . Defeedant-I. am net free, and that is one of -my Major Nathan Smith Gardiner, unattached, to lewLieu .,. southern - - - - - wore (see India) - 1 • ' '''. ' - latina 23 by measles, 13 by.emall-pexeand only 4 by . duty to be present at the gaol of - New ate on Sunday, Sir H. Z. Atkinson (1827) • - ,'-- ' -. .'"• ' liable foe ; thet'wes a - Matter for the jury tie decide. They , points. - Let the warrant be produced,. • • - • tenant• Colonel. ." • ' waite ;',--. . e 8,18, & 2 "8 of man •Dorer ......„ '4, 2 0 °°' and he could bear testimony to the great anxiety maid- ': ei • • W. • • - • e e-, .. - ..,.- ~ -: - meet, hoWever soft:let that the interests ef the s o enty in , Th e infor ma ti on and warrant were read and proved. Captain ....verge 7. Collins Jackson, 7th Light Dragoons, "dierrh ' • e • Plethi is was M cases, of - which 29 s •- - - -..-- ce .. s , fatal 1 141 ~ ~ • M..nritius (see India) _ fester! 1-y the onvernno Mr. Weatherhearl s to de every- . . . - , - ' a. great maritime country lika England required that et They chareed the " Rev. J. C. Ward" with wandering to be Major. .• - - - - .- , • ecsurred to person .1 9n u n der -, years of age, 61. between I.faurftlus ...„ „ „ „ T . I .th of the mono , . II ... •• ••M nt the Monti:. SoathaM ten d thing that day in- his pnaer in - order that the wretched The' fleet et Spithead wise augmented yesterday and all tines its coastor•there should ,be •a body of men , abroad; being in a state f lunar - j - ' -- - - e oy. The Commission of Brevet-Lieutenant-Colohel Joseph . 20 and 40 yeare, 41 eetween 40 and 60, and 10 to per- g e exi g 0 : . ... .. - - .. .„r 1 5thetiditthofinon Dover P ' ' 1!!! " criminal might be simpnrted, and su-tained till the hour on Mende) , by the arrival of five sail of the line, a core .of skill daring ready on occasions of energency to - Defendent sug gested that the insertion of the initials- Heory Leyte, 58th,Foot e to he antedated" t0.,28th Nevem- . serie_ who had passed that period of life.. • • -Brenchitis Now Granada :, „oot k 17thof month tamplo, ee eel of his execution arrived. He wield . assiire . the court vette, a' frigate; sad sundry email craft from , Kiegston , venture their lives and property . , in attetnpts to convey “J: C." render!' .the warrant ineff ntive-le all null lee e'; 1854. '. . .. ecnioled off 127 pereene, needy half of whom were men New Zealand..„,„ „ , 37 private oip .. Farfous port fltlinw•• ' that not only the chaphtin and Medical* mane but .alse : Q.leenstown, Plymouth Liverpiol, a nd elsewhere, swel, a,sistance to vessels in distreas,' and that their reMune- and void. local eit k o ssis a . se , g 9 , WD. Wallis, Gent:, to have theEt ,fA . t. nt- and women more than. 60 years, old, TWelve* Worn n , p apa r states: „...... .. z . , •thit . tth2sthoOno n . Dover .. ~. the gaol atiteirtants. whose duty it WIT' tO . Fit -Or, with 'ingtthe f orce at that to the followirig proper-. ration should net he regulated by Sateen While serving - with the deemardi Ireegelar died afterechi'dbirth. Five• persons , died from intern.' Peninsule .... ,„ „ „Ne, Ithl•thrthotinon. Southampton . the apparent value ' f 11• II • . • o er, enry said this wee immaterial. In.a, warrant of . Cavalry , , • . Peru „ „ „„........N• ' , . 1 & 27 th of mere lonthanapton the pris , sner, had - properly discharged tishirduttre - (Hear.) 'tines :te e • .. • . • ••... .• , - the vesse l: This state of things could not be attained this nature l' ' • • '- ' • 1 ffi . • *th - th T iss h serving' wt - e err is . ia as pot even necessary Jo give any-name The undermentioned officers, cers, . penance,- without. inc ud ing, in 'the number those eho Port-Natal .... ~..../t' 1 7 Private' ship... Various port, rnele" , - , ~, .• . . . . . ~ Horse. ma heve received fatal injury in a state of intoxieation. otelly ~........ lc Ith I sth2sthornim Dever The motion 'WWI carried unneiloonely: - • • - ;Guns.- - Crew. ' .vithout awarding to salvors in the case of valuable ships t' 11 A." • aa . deecoption of the person would be sufficient . Contingent, to haye local rank, in. Torkey. while so em• - Y ' ~ , . -•" n oeletheethormon' D ...... mg - OFFICE OP CITY i3ROICER. ~ , power. , . • - Doke of Wellin g ton - (flag) - -- . yenezneil ......., „, As 9 4 es 11. th ofneontl• Southamptot 110' .• Alderman-SIDNEY roved, - "That Mre Selieithe nodese va l ua bl e cas e s, • in the whole *compeneate o ehem for " Reynolds vhllenkin," 4th Barnwell and Aniereion, TO 'BE MAJORS., , , ~ There were - also 5 deathoefreito delirium tremens. A boy - min Diemen 's L•ti 0 (se '. - Royal. George • - e Mee -- 4)0 - . 920' . lay before this court, at its next sittinee 4 etatenient in Captain and Breeeehlajor Deihecot Cornelies Glreone o f 9 yeare - died in Salter's-alley, Sr. George-iietheEest e . Australia ...... _ . .40 4 Conqueror - 930 . their general devotim t 1 such periloue ant -rprie es. By was a case in poiet, showing, as it did, that a man . , writing of the origen-fer- liceneing brokers -to act in the No e , , 0 • e;00 • 850 --; stheseotteens teetefficient stenules to exertion would be ougbt not to be arrested upon his initials. ' . _ 43d Foot.' . . . - -• • from * cretinism. Three persons died ea. the 18th, 23d, Westedtb tether Louise ~.. .....,„, menu ieonthampteeli.._ : _ j . , ~,4, , City of Landon ; whether the same, le timed on canto_ Orem. - t warrantth I • - y easno a under e ounacy . . Captain John Moore, 3241 Foot. - - -- - and 28th of March respectively, from vrant.• When any of these dales fall on a Sunday the mails wile n ee. Captain George Warde, - 51st Font. -. Last week - the be the. 0f,994, bop( and 983 girls-in all .ipatched on the following der , with t 'he •exceptien of the von 01 mar uettge;eted recegnieed by state agile enectnieete ; ' Creasy - e now sought to be receeered, and tee only question was , Act. 'Besideee yeu have refused to give your name. De .. C- ta" P M 1 11 late R . fl B' d . - ap in eter ace one( , i e, riga e. . , -.. : - and further, if this coert can legally enforce payment of . Colossus - ie London.' In the ten southampton), and the Malts, of which will be dealliatea t- i" •` La Lain Thee, p.s Phiekett, late 3 at Foot. any arrears of rent from persons licensed to act as Sanepareil , - 626 eiceeseive. corresponding weeks of the years 1846 55 the average• preceding day, • , Defendant-I do not decline.' , - ' - Captain Charles Fite:heal,' Stioldert. 80th Foot. -• i _ bro.ker., ani has power to compel ethers acing no ne Hiewke .- . • 6J. 21)0 , 61)0 number woe 1,644. --. • • The ' t at once returned a verdict for the plaintiff Me. Henry-Then, what is your name ? - : Captain William Clarke Francis Gosling, Matra,. Artil- • so like capecity to become dely liceneed ; also to e rep• rt - • Hoene - 60. _450 600 ler 171.-13 s. 6d. At the Royal Obeery story, Green wich, the mean height Defendant- That aeother affair. • lery. aHA B e MARKETS. .. •. ' I upon the wording of the betel required to be entered lls'tings . : . . of the. barometer in the week was 29.908 in On Sunday A Russell - 200 600 - Mr. Henry-No. You were riot knoWn at your lodg- • Captain William Charles Robertson 'Macdonald, 2d • inte to, sworn brokera ; and if it be within the provirce . and Saturday the mean readinge were above 30 in. The Eli b h 'l' Lug -n 58 - 450 681 - OXFORD CIRCUIT.- GLOCESTER, APRIL 1. ins: Your landlady described you as "the unknown Madras Cavalry. .. LIVERPOOL, Aran, 1. of this c cart to reviee the same, by substituting any other - . (Before ele. Baron Bramwell.) Captain Charles Creme], late 9th Foot. highest reading in the week was 30 13 in., and occurred . csee,.... Tp--- _ ___ _ .... ..el: Arrogant form in lieu thereof." .__ .orse- Guas.- ~H - Crew. power. Duke of Wellington (flag) .... 131 ' 700 1,100 Rxryfil. George...: - . 10. - ' 4)0 - ' 920' Conqueror ..., _.. 100 ' 800 930 Nile , .. SO • • 500 ' 850 Orion_ ............ ...... .... :..:....... .91 - . 600' 850 'Cressy Colossus Saaspareil , 70 , •.• . 400 626 HaWke ' " • HO me . '6O 450 600 Hs tangs 'Russell - 200 600 .Edinburgh • - - 58 ' 450 681 Arrogant 47 360 430 Pawl_ 2O 400 260, C,asack ...' . 20 ... 2.0 210 Retribution (flag) ~. . ..... .. ~ . ... 22 ' 400 , 300 CiuiSer l7 ..i CO ' 160 'Magicienne l6 •.400 " 2 -0 Horatie .. ; ' 8 250 .2 Ts - Conflict 4 400 175 Centaur ... Drawn '- 6 560 ~204 - Bulldog . 6 tOO ' : 160 Bolleisie (hospital two-decker) '6 240 Wanderer Coquette Merlin - 110 Antelope . 3- - 260 70 Arid upwards 0f. , 50 - ;gan -- -boats. Nearly 3 0 . of these, .. 'forming the red squadr on , un d er Capt.' Codrlngton, got under-wry yesfi-Tday Morning, at '3 O'clo'pk, from, the nothirrbank,.and stool rut fir the eastward, through the roadstead of Spithead, and when off the Knab were Dr:Wised-in forming line, giving chase, and otlit r evelu tions at a distance of one cable' : lengttftrara each . other sail two abreast; and at ha'f-past 11' o'elock the ,white ..division, wider Capt. the Hon. H. Kipped, C. 8,. got underway from the Motherbank, and j i ,ine , l t' - ie red di- Vision off:St. Helen's , . •• These craft fortriel a rn kst a,-i• mated pietnre aru they sto..d Out and mate their . tna,, nchu.vreo. They* fc reised ..ff , Soa - fisca-beach, Sontio,ea cal,tl; and the farad of the Spit for sl ,th e ti n f e ; pal diew to the promenade and the • walls of the gartison' vast,_ mutubers.of spectators.'' They were deubtlai4y rehear,- lug part. of the prosramine Or ilia' ceuvring fic the. ar -,raineme- tof one) to be the order''' of the day, for .the grand naval review by, her MajesV, which' is still fi - .ed, me are informed, for the 16th, the 14- - vee announced f• r that day having been changed to dic 15th, Tile crew of a •pti Yacht Victiiria - and Albert, Cipt. 11,,n. Jeieph iDooinan, was - turned over to - h-r yesterday inoroiog, sod all hands are busy upon the R.)yal fl dilia, to have it ready for:the 15th; by which' day also all iin-boat, and other craft, forming fiorn 150 to 200 said, are ors-red to he at Spithead or in portsinoothj hpbour torigi.n 4s , provisions, and pleastire craft are g iris up,..aCc‘rfiln4lY.- Rear-Ailniralliir'ffenry D. 161 - Cirids, KC. B , left.. Portsniwith on SaturdaY for Q.feenstown, co hat -his .fial as Commander-in-Chief of that naval statinp, vice Sir Clo. -- SariTiriiins,..pi•ainoted: The Al ri,l steam tcnAler left yesterday Wiib' the new admiral's effccts and *lmes tic retinceV ' - '''' " - . OXFORD CIRCUIT.—GLOCESTER, APRIL 1. (B6foro 1Ii•. Baron Bramwell.) Af ary Anne Rosser, a respectably-dressed and rather elderly woman, was charged with big•emy, in marrying one Janes Underwood, her former husband being tittle, `alive. • Mr. Henry—No. You were not knoWn at your lodg ings. Your landlady described you as "the unknown gentleman," and you still decline to state your name. Defendant—l do not decline to state my name. Mr, Henry- r -Then, what is it ! De'endaut-,That's another qu.:!ation. (A. laugh:) "must take the liberty to ask y.. 0 your motive in asking for my namp. Ia it to amend the warrant M.r. Henry—The warr.snt shall 'not be altered,: It is not necessary to alter it. Captain William Charles Robertson 'Macdonald, 2d Madras Cavalry. Captain Charles Creagh, late 9th Foot. Captain Ewin Grant, 31 Bouihs.y Native Infantry. Captain Richard Balke.ley Twyford Thelwall, 65th Foot. I>Fl CAPTAINS. Lieutenant George William Robinson, 86th Foot. Lieutenant Henry Semple, 60th Font. • Lieutenant Wm. Henry Joseph Lance, 98th Foot. Lientenant , Frederick J. G. Saunders. 81th Foot. Lieutenant Chas. Lewis. Griffin, 45th Foot. Lieutenant H. Speke, 4 lb Bengal Native Infantry. Lieutenant C. F. Mackenzie, 28th Bengal Native In fantry. Lieutenant C. F. J. Skottowe, 2d Madras Native In fan'/y, Lieutenant C. H. Riley, 50th Madras Native Infantry. Lieutenant J. F. Beckwith, late Rifle Brigade. Lieutenant Henry Evans, late 11th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant 0. F. C. Bridgeman, 2d uragoon Guar:b. Lieutenant C. M. J. Thornton, Madras Artillery. Lieutenant Arthur James Shuldhain, 26th Madras Na tive Infantry. Lieutenant Richard Pattinson, late 16th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Lemon Hart Walter. Lieutenant A. Woleley Winniette, 63th Bengal Native Infantry. Lieutenant Thomas Howan Fenwick, late 81st Foot. Lieutenant George Frederick Gihlea, 69th Foot: Lieutenant D. C. Augustus Delhoste, late 87th Foot. Lieutenant Thomas Maitlan 1 Moore, 61st Foot. Lieutenant Joseph George Wilkinson, late 18th Foot. Lieutenant John Rodgers, late 26th Foot. Lieutenant Charles James Stewart, 13th Bombay N a . tive Infantry. Lieut. Alexander Decimus Toogood, 2cl Bengal Euro pean Regiment. . . Lient: Charles Frederick Brockman, late 64th Foot. Lieut. Henry 13rackenbuly, tilt.t Foot. Captain Charles David Cutinin g u me Elli s, 64 t h Emt, Charles Henry St. John O'Neill, Gent.; late 3.1 Light Dragoons.. J. H. Neynoe, Gent., late 22d Foot. Lieut. John Elphinstone, 20th Madras Native Infantry. Lieutenant Edward Octavius Pearso, half-nay Marine Artillery, Lient. Charles Howard Chaplin, 2d Surrey Militia. Lieutenant George Mackay, late 7th .Foot. Lieutenant David Mortither Murray, 64th Foot., Lieutenant Charles Oran:atil Dick. late 25th Foot. Lieut. Uerbert James Fairlie, late 16th Light Dra gonna. Lieut. Win. Jacob Bird, late Ist Dragoon Guards. Charles Beales, Gent., late Austrian Cavalry. Lieut. John Charles Flood, late sth Foot. Lieut. Charles Finch Mackenzie, late 61st Foot. Lieut. E. Tates Peel, late 85th Foot. At the Royal Obaervatory, Green wich, the mean heigh of the barometer in the week was 29.908 in On Sunda and Saturday the mean readings were above 30 in. The highest reading in the week was 30 13 in., and occurred on.the latter-day. The mean temperature of the air in the week wag 37 7 deg., which is 4 . 9 ifeg. below the ave raze of .the-saner week • in- 38-- years (as r - determined by Air Glaidler). The. mean' temperature was below the average on: every day of the week, and the extent of this . dePreirunri (in the last two'dayS. was 'nor,. than 7 On Friday the thermometer felreolew as 26 deg..: t-m highest reading occurred on the 'previous day, and was 5 . ( deg., and the entire range of tile week was'2s deg.' The mean deiv 7 Point te mperature Was 31.3 deg , ana the difference between this and the mean'terriperattire of the air was 6 . 4 deg. The temperature .of the water of the Thames, which was 45 . 5 dez. on Monday turd Tues day, fell to 43 deg, on Saturday -; the meal of the week was 44 . 1. deg. The wind blew from the east and north east: N) rain was measured by 'the Jane. It 'wasstated in last report that "5 deaths from typhus and fever' occurred in the werkhim,ie, St. Peter, Wal worth; besides two from heaping-cough." Those deaths were registered in the week entlie_. the 22d of Marcb, but. did not occur in that period. The respective dates are as follow : Fever—two on,the sth tzf January, one on the 26th of January, and one on the 26th ot . Febru ary ; .hoopin.k-cough—one on the 4th of February, and one on thnllth of March. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 1. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market continues to sal and to-day has been quits buoyant, closing with e_ s , aspect. Aberdeen, 13i c .—N or th E astern. Berw i c 21'20 Blackburn, 64—Caledonia!), 304--Xidlamll, 54i 54. s—DlRnchester, Sheffield, and Lincolusliirlt o —London and North-Western, 102 21 4 # 4 I—Eas i Counties, 10;1 7 —South—Eaei tern, 22i —East Lancashire/ —Lancashire and Yorksbilte, 884 4 >i 1. Sir P. LAURIE said hA considered the cnurt would Lot be acting di4creetly if it deQired the City Solicitor to furni.h the infirnatinn soottlit by the'motion. Alderman FINNts, in Qeeti.a ling thq motion ' saidd th a very large number of hi•l can-tituentm were deeply io terestd in the qn,stinn. feeling that they could r o poNsibly conscientiously take the oath. The motion wa4 h.gatiyed. , The Court adi . Mi. Partridge appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Skinner defended the prisoner. ..- . . .. -. It appeared that the pri s o ner wa s married 21 years azo to her first husband, by whom she had 8 children lieliad, however, de , etted . her, leaving his house in company with `the servant girl, with whom it was stated he was now living at Sydenbam. He had snffere I three months' imprisonment LT, his desertion of his wife ; and as soon as he heard of her second mairiago, he wrote a letter to, the, prioner; in which he claimed "his goof=;" adding, that she was' ‘t now in his power." Mr. Skinner having addreaBed the jury for the prisoner, a . be 'was found 'guilty, b u t Wi t h a recommen d ation to mercy, on the ground of her h us b an d' s treatmen t o f h er: . Mr. Baron Brom yell, in passing . sente n ce, sa id th is was a niost disgraceful case— not on the part of the pri-' saner so 'Much as on the part.of the husband. His lord ship wished there was some law. that would reach him,. and if he could be'` tarred and 'feathered and paraded through Led bury (where the, wife resided). or if his future' I fe c , i - uld be made in any way uncomfortable to him, it would serve him right. If he had put. the law in mo tion be would have to pay for it, as the costs of _the pro seciftiMi"would pot be alio weil. The prisoner, however, had broken thela4, - and must have some punishment. 'His..lordship _then senteecedher. to four-days' imprisonm eat. AS the sentence dates from the :first day of the assiv.s, the effect of the sentence was that the prisoner was at once discharged, and left the court with-her second bus band, Who had been in court during the trial. . . • R0 7 .)61 Tloiacts ' Pali,V, 22,, shoemaker, was charged With Lui,-glarinu.ly breaking.and . enttring,. the dwelling hou-e of ..Tane,Shepherd, and stealing therein one elm, two wai-tcats, and_otherarticles, at Thornbury,. on the night of thelSth of August, 1555.. . - . , Mr. Skinner appeared for the prosecution;. the priio , ner was ,undefended._ - , . It . f.ipftea:red.that, on the day before the burglary, the oilisetier wayseen by the prosecutris-at Thornbury. In ht'is days.after, Ito was found at Croydon disposing of one: of the waistcoats which had been stolen, and. was taken into custocti. , - .". . The jury.fou * rid him guilty. . . ''lt was then stated .that the prisoner was a ticket-of- leave mac, who had been transported for 10 years, but discharged.for..good. conduct_ He bad- r-cently • been.: tried.at Maidstone. for. murder, but acquitted, Mr. Baron Bramwell sentenced him to:be transported fur life. The defendant, still refusing to state his name,` then proceeded at great lengt'i to olikiot to the whole proceed ings, he stated, i a linaine, and chimed the right Of examining Mr. Yardley as to the motive of the Felice Commissioners uirecting his arrest. He also demanded of Mr. Yardley an explanaiion of the grnunds upon which he considered him (lefenda,t)•to be a lunatic. Mr. Yardley was exp , ifed to a long cross-examination upon this. point. The witness repeated his further evi- . Bence, and etated that the defendant had been fir some time under the observation of the police in consequence ,f his apparent insanity. It bad been the desire of the PoiceC,mmissiori simply to have'hirn to his . family, if his friends could b e discovered, and their wishes with respect to him - a-certained ; but he had always dec fined to give any satisfactory information rip in this point, atone time referring incoherently to a Queen's counsel, and at another time to the late member for Can. , terhury, and always speaking arid acting in such a say 3.9 to satisfy him (Mr. Yardl e y) th a t he - was laboUring under mertal delusions. MANCHESTER. APRIL 1. .'rocx Exonarrax.—There has been a good bu! ci to no d t a: tio a n n ,. d prices East fuLlal,necal/iinrg3,wittohi b_ny s e h ra mit t i t d h s e . 1) 0 4 4 Mi land, 75'—Leeds, ‘Ba —Dever, 224—Blackburn, b y t i Ditto, Pref., 114—London and North-Westem. Eig 11 dia.—Eastern Counties, 1 01—Cvystal Palace, 3. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 1. ATOM EX O II4I.NGE.—Thia market was very m ein day. and p r i ces o f all descriptions were well suPP64 London., and North-Westerns closed at 1021 Midlands were done at 75i Shropshire Unions, O . " minium New Union Mills, 3---Crystal Palace, 3. LEEDS. Minn, 1. STOCK EXCFIANOE.--Midlands. 751 i—North Weo l 61—Thirsko, 16/ h. ad.—Lancashire and Yorkshires.' Shorn:Ads, 29 1—B.rw:oks, *LO/. ls. 3d.—Dovers, 2 21 ' 3d. 224,. MORTALITY IN VIE 'MtTROPOLIS. NUIKEER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES RE( ISTEBE IN 'THE WEEK' ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 29. Zymotie Diseases Diseases of Uncertain Seat Tubercular Diseases Diseases of tire •Brain, Nerves and Senses Disease'S of the' Heart and Blood-verse's. 75 Diseas9s of the, Lungs and other Organs of Respiration - Diseases of the Stcavach, Liver, and 'other Organs of Digestion . Diseases of the Kidneys, &e. Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &e. Diseases of the. Joints, Bones, and Muscles Diseases of the Skin, &e. ' 4 Malformations .................... . ................... . Premature Birth and Debility 34 Atrophy , Old Age After oecupying more than an hour in cr )Bs-examining !qr. Yarill,y, the defe,ndant proco, dti I to address the Court for another hour up the iniquity of a nritish subject being dragged by the police through tho public ,trei.ts like a common felon, within sight of the !louse of Commoris-and the Courts of Westminster, regretting that, lie could not command the graphic style of a Dickens or a. Shakspeare to describe the outrage committed upon him. DUBLIN, MARCH 31., STOCK EXCKANGE.—Three per Cont. Consols, A pt! Ditto for Acc oun t, B t h April, 924 ' #—New 3 per 911 Stock (shut), 93—Ditto for Account, Bth of April, .s,, " —BAnk Stock, 221—Midland Great Western and W e i Canal, halves • (b2l paid), 24j ex d.—Great Southern f, Western (50/, paid), 524—Ditto Eighths, 6 por cent j (a. 58. - psidl, 7l—Ditto 4 per cent. pref. (lit pal? Ditto (paid in full, 201.),184—Dublin and Belfast . 1 tion (451. paid), 43. - Mr. Henry reminded the defendant that hs had not been dragged through the public streets at all, that be had nit been arrested in the way described, 4nil,.that he hid been kept tinder no restraint whatever. The defendant said he was aware of tbi+, but ftfll pro' ,ceded, with. extraordinary garrulity, in the:same. strain, • finaliy.derrian ding, with a seriousness..-which- appeared• to give the prosecution more confirmation that was expected.• that there should be a commission de lunatico inquirendo against W.:Yardley,forth with, in coz,sequenc. of the ex traordinary delusions under which that gentleman ap peared to be labouring. He complained of illness and -- physical exhaustion, yesulting from his having had no' breakfast, but still _continued his address till past four o'clock, without hope or sign of abatement. m r ,, H en ry, entreated .him to consider that the only question before the Court was the time for adjourning the The case: was then adjourned... CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. BILL—A, new bill, Bra t , r zbt in by Mr. B ouver i e an d L or d Palmerston,make° 'll t d ther provision f o r th e good Government and exten t ' iol Of the University of C a mb r id ge , th e Colleges there.o and the C o ll ege o f H enry VI . at Et n. Commissioo, e c y are appointed for this purp , se—viz.. the Bishop of l' l 6 t field and Cf e ter, LoO Stanley, .Mr. M. T. Bainef, W. Page Wood, Sir L. Peel, te Dean of E.y (Dr. r e . truck), and the Rev. Dr. Vaughan. The powers of ti s s , gentlemen will b e i n f orce t ill t h e en d of the year I°p, brit bit- Majesty may co n ti nue th e comm i ssion for "tie other year. A "Council of the Senate" is to bee Fire blished (by election), consisting of the Chancellor, V . 01 Chancillor, four. profeseorit, four' heads of Colleges, si ee t eight members of the Senate. The Council will 01 4 f for the despatch of business on the Bth of Novelou tf next. Provision is made for licensing members of trj , Senate .t ► open their residences for the reception of f /3 ;14 dents, who will be entitled to all the benefits 'oi 4 ; 1 '1 University without being members of any College. Council of the Senate is empowered to frame new stato: to but the Commissioners w ill di sc h arge the dnty if ;0 Council neglect to do so, or if th e C ounc i l frame sta ttl' o -not .approved by the - Commissioners. The Efizabet, ll 4o , statutes are to be repeal e d a ft. r th e I st of January, After Michaelmas term,' 185 G. it _will not be pecefE .- 'to make any oath or'de o l era t ion e i ther ow .; 'or graduation, but' nonmembers of the Chu rc h o f P . l 'v ' land•wiil be disqualified front holding offs.. The 'W . ' duties on matriculations and degrees are abolished. Eitudaeii Tee Antelope; '3, Stearn-veSset, Licit. Young. ,was going cot of PertStaciuth harbour yeatcrday, to „Wool 'wjell . to - be Oniti r - ifE wheri.she was signalled to anchor at Zpii head, ' , Ohre. She remainq. . . , The Cornet Stearn tug arrived at Portsmouth yesterOay I( at 6 etri . frtitn'RY,-, With a new mortar-vesseLin 'ltow. • The Resoltite stearn-transport yesterday afternoon ernbarked.about 50 of the British German. Legion for: another strttion. 911 ' a T u h , 4 h D fi r e a te st a a r r i , l l . 64, 4 6 11 , d p i a , b d i d u l: p ' - s e lt .r p , , , fi d i an der A1,...r -preparatory to leaving' Spithead for Sierra Leone, )( and ' thO f Grind Ellie, with the news of the peae, at 6 o'clock last evening... . .. • • The Enrotas, 12 guns, screw mortar ship, °apt.- W in • M o oremn. C. 84 id under orde rs t o b e at Spithead on o; before the 16:h inst... Yesterdayafterneon a detachment of s i c k and wounded 'neon-cernmissiened officers and' Men front the Crimea, to 'the number of 46, reached Stroud &Um p:rtdnaouth, where they bad disembarked from the Stearn transport which bimkfttheinhozne. On their arrival et the sta-- 4ion a. fatigue party'_rdeotrliers from the Provisional Bat:, taliim - were e3n ntterctince,underAbe ertiers•4l A.. jutapt Pope, who assisted thq F on,nded men from the- railw a y ' 3 u - allages.. - Se&md-oliss - surgeon W. P. Fyffe, M. 8., llving , made the • utual medical . earnination, ilice,e T .ritr!xi r further . 7iurgical, treatment were removed zil:;!3hreompton hospital, and, the remainder were taken . Shei"valid depot, to await their discharge., toan itiate9Pittcll' heat Intrepid, .N0..1, was yesterday b • a the dock at Woolwich fur the purpose of being s 4 ec.t.toti to the necessary overhaul. On a minute inspection and-. ultimately Oi-coavellaredr"latriPPing. . i;oeisorne for that clae sioned by the workin of the supper, it. Was . that( the maohinery was too culi oft h e stern, °Li: i m a ak th e a t,in t q in tru v rt a e ti r wiat . i t :s e the vibration occa gw°l\irei?ikserew barUcaused leakages decision. tP..adopt the plan .purtoi t found necessary to . which resulted in the 2 u.a similar caqe on hoard a 4-gun boat the Wrangler — layer of gun-meal ' plates on- -the- ot l : 4'. 7 el3 :f ° t f h fi e i s in li g ip • a s ciel3rigWrba-STD, 'gel' . '' The i?ev' Jaynes Charles Word f a atere, by way of strengthening t'rat po r t L I " -- who ha . d — beee brought . before Mr. Henry, by which wag ordered to be commenced witbn of vessel, warrant, on a previous day, charged wit's sending letters The enn•boat Xistletoe, No. 46, arrived delaY. ' to-the Queen,,LOrd rahneriton„ Sir. . Grey, end other yes.orday morning from:Deptford, and haS e s o h ra e l nenee - d at Woolwich members of her IVT+sty's.Grive_rnment, attended punc zahipPiog.her small stores and ammunition. down.to Greenhiale to , be swung to•morrow, an'(:ll,,'" orally_ at 12 o'clock, the 13 0 9! .q 0 .3 for the further.hear iirg of 'the'case '; but at - that time none of the Govern tit' Ment officials had _arrived, although Dr. Wakefied, the Prodeed-OePce to .the rend, zvous at ,Portsrbourh.• ' The gnu- Coat Mastiff, .No.. 22, has. conipleterL her Medic a l . Witness re;,•/uircd. to depose as : to the state of the f rom oe.wardepot at the Woolwich - Arsenal, .. aitedepon Mend-Mies rnin'l;' arid other witnesses were present. ..shipment of ainrnunition, rocket tubes, and other nec.s. ' sary ~ : tor es, w Shortly after 12 Sng,ant liodges of the-- A divisior, and will sail immediately for Greenhithe. Gr,exi .. .t . , 4 *.ret _ ygl , a • r , from .t. 'lie ma •ta - th messarre m • wood, the solicitor to tile Treasury, to . the effect A large number ofgun-carriages and mortar beds were 'that heZotild attend at one o'clock. - ' yo:steiday depatebed from the carriage department at - Mr. • WoolWichlor the Arsenal at P ,, rtsmeirb. ... nessei ., - ! - ,Znry observed that The defendant and the wit k aCtidi r ' ' - Wake field -- ig Dr. , whose time was. of ... The same system - Of diligent and persevering labouris. great value t „continued both in her Majesty ' s Dockyard nil ; at the„ Tne•postpo t :' 4").hrtd been in attendance some time. Royal - Aisenal at 'WoOrWich, nor is they©: the slightesp... ingonir tn k;i i ,l l 6 9l.of„the pagefollan hour would be very: , appearance of any relaxation in the despatch employed! hal .better'rettirin\ern„ he feared. Perhaps- the racer o Mr. Greenwood, and mention this in fitting out tho gun -boats and nicrttr 7 floats. ,F,our yf. mrcnnistance; , the latter have received their 13-inch pieces of ordnance,.! Servant Rodi:es:,. a i i i' — lr. Greenwood. V941:1 aware fit. hod the three others are on the wharf ready to be ! , 14r., liiirna.by, chief clerk--lliw can he be aware that hoisted on board. In some of , the departments of, the the Pail* at are present d m wa dge s itin I - - • Arsenal 0:23 w3ik.s aro still carried on daring th 3 entira, Sergeant,lro a • _ attendance at 12 eant that Mr. Greenwo afght. . • . . _ ~ that they were to be i • "1 k"7 ' . Violence, Privation, Cold, and .Intemperance 131 Causes not specified TO BE LIEUTENANTS. seleant George Symons, Royal Artillery. - Robert Afarlbrough Glover, Gent. The unAermentiunel officers, serving with the Osmanli Irre,inlar Cavalry, to have local rank in Turkey while so employed : ~. . . ~. Mann FROM AL • UAUSKS 1 ,396 Population Deaths in corre- Deur s • , . - Enumerated. ' sponding week 'in the _ .__ • oriSss. Week West Districts North Districts 490,396 Central Districts 393,256 East Districts .485,522 South-Districts POLICE INTELLIGENCE- April I. TO BE MAJORS. Captain William Francis Ring, 87th Foot. Captain Robert LlVelace, late 19th Foot. • Captain Sir C. A. H. Rumbold, Bart., late 70th Foot. Captain James Theodore Ling, 91st Foot. TO BE MAJORS. Lieutenant William Ediugtou Stuart, 15th Light Dra goons.. Lieutenant Hugh Mulleneux Walmsley, late 634 Foot. Lieutenant MilesMonekten, late 2il Fpot. Lieutenant R. Pittman, Bombay Artillery. Lieutenant William Baynes Netherwood, late 7th Matt ras Native Infantry, Lieutenant Osborne Barwell, 19th Madras Native In. f tutry. • MANSION-BINTSE.- . —A ientlemari who is in one of the ptiNie office. 4 handed to the Lord Mayor the follow ing Statement, the publication of which would be of ero ne service Firm IN FLEET- STREET,—Last night, about half•pts 7 o'clock, a fire, attended with a serious less of "pr ,, perty broke out in the range of premises belonging tOMe- , irs Dobb, and Co., wholesale fancy stationers and *envelope manufacturer?, of 234, Fleet-street. The premises which the disaster commenced were of' considerable ex tent, being bounded on one side by the printing-office of Messrs. .Vizetelly and the extensive range' of building= belonging to Messrs. Levy and Co:, while the printmg office of the Morning Herold:Shoe-I - me, nr;arly flanked them on the north:eastern t , ide. It appears that the Totals . Males - 717 Females - 679 ,BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. Males 994 FemaleS 983 fraud has been ex'ensively and successfully prac tised upon' gruttemefi who - reside in the country, and whose avocations call them-daily to London, by a well dressed ytkitie. fel , ow, abont'li years of age, with curly blaek , htiii 2 tind about 51t 4 : high: 116,w;aits upon &gen tleman at his place of business in town, and , repre.sents that he VeSideri in the';'-'riOghbourhond in which the gen the'eoirirti, ; states that be is the:sou of one of the'reinecCahle Eideimien t in that loen,lity ;- that he is in L inilon witWids'inother, who left lame with. AIM for th e 'purvoge'Of iqaing an, idiot sister in the :Asylum at Gilcheitnr ; - thAt the eipei se attending the arrangements amounts iii - a',out 25/ , which his mother, has paid LOttilOn,lnit that, in conscquence of other. little unforseen expenses, she is waiting at the railroad letatiorti With his idi sister, withont.suM - ...ii,-Ilt funds to get to' Colchester, and that she - deinctid hi.n to call on Mr. (the gentleein to be duped), and ask him to oblige her with theinan of a sovereign to .save her. the. loss of time and..irouble returning to the country to pro tut e k t. This swiniter, who is supposed to belo ng t o a gang, has procured for himself interrogatories by ac quainting. hims Elf with all the peculiar oircuinsta. ties of perSons'and thino c ninect?,d with the neighbourhood hi the country from whiaL he pretends to cume.". Total - • Police officer.on duty in the street hal his attention di rected to the place- by a strong smell of burning 'wood, and, after examining fora few minutes the different ceurtelearling rourkl the back of the . factery, he found that the building was on fire. With little delay the en gines of the parish, the London Brigade, and West of Enelend Office e - under the c enmand of Mr. 'Braid wend, Mr. Wolf, and Mr. Connerton, attended, when the huee 'having been stretched nut and applied - to4he engines it "was earned through the different houses, by mean's 'of which some thou , and,tons of water were thrown upon the flames ; but several of the surrounding houi'es, great houses of butineee, frequently became 'ignited. • Fertu nately, 'plying to the labours of the firemen, they were not dainawerl to' spy great extent ; but it Wag not until half-pa 4 10 o'clock that the fire might be - said •to hale. been concenered, and not until the premiee of •M•essrs. Dobbs were - entirely dee'royed, and the premi , es or Mr. Clark, publisher, Mr. Patie, bookseller, Mr. Clark driper, Mrs. Watts, cooper, and gesers. Hushes and Kirnber severely -dai ew eed by watee. fAneekeisiiiree.l-Lere hive read with Mich pleasure Du Barry's•ropcirt on the cur d Of diseases without medicine by Du Barr Y's Food, of Indigestion( Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipa tion, Nervous, BPious; and Liver Complaints; Cough, Asthma, Consumption, and Debility. The following are a few extracts which aPPear te meritthe attention of many:—Cure No. 47,121. %L--Miss Elizabeth *Jacobs, of Naffing Vicarage, Walthsuneross, iferte; a cure of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gather iugse low spirits, and ildryous fancies. Care No. 48,314. Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacro, near Liverpool; a cure of 10,years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of neryous.irritability. From the Dowagee Countess of Caetlestuart : Cure 52412. —Rosstrevor, County of Down,. Ireland,..bth Dec: 1854. The Dowager Conntess of ,Caetleetuatt feels induced,, to the interest of suffering hunianity, to state that :Dn Barry'reex bellent Revalenta. Arabica Fodd has . cured her, .after all medicines, had failed-, of indigestion; bile, great nervousness and irritability of many year's' standing. This Food' deserves the confidence of all suffeters;and may be mil sidered. areal blessing. Jneuiries will bereheerfullyanswered. In canisters, 51bs. 11s,; ,121b5., 225... The .121bs carr.age free,:on receipt of post-offl.ce erder. Barry du 'Barry And Co., '77, Regent-street, . Loudon ; Fortnum, Mason, a n d C o . , I'4l-voy-ors to her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also, at GO, Grace. church-street; '.33-1 and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside,; Cciehill ; 49, ashopsgate-street ; 55, Charing-ores; 54; Speer Baker-street; 63 and 150, Ozforcl4ftreets. Lieutenant Richard Stan:toad Barweil, late R4th Foot. Lieutenant Charles Clements Brooke, late 4th Dragoo❑ Guards. Lieutenant John Christopher Rees Weguslin, late 16th Light Dragoons. "Lieutenant John Thomas. Bastes°, late 3d Foot. Lieutenant J. S. Lynch, late 3 'th Foot. Liefitenant John Halloran Thompson. Lieutenant Arthur Giffird, 16ch Bombay Native In fantry. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. • LoNbON AND SOUTH- EASTERN RATLWAY.—Traffic re turn for the week ending larch 29,1856 £17,113 12 11 Corresponding week last year 13,75+ 19 1 Lieutenant Herbert Wodehouse, 15th Madras Native Infantry. Lieutenant. Fred. Ronnie; 10th Bombay Native Infantry. 'Lieutenant Alexander Strange, formerly of a West India Regiment. Lieutenant Henry Charles Boate. Lieutenant William Cumming. TO BE LIEUTENANTS. gnsign Henry Augustus Williams, late Ist Foot. El* in Broscup Bay ford, Gent. George Ponsemby Craufurd, Gent. Beverly Usher Boate, Gent. John Tracey, Gent. CONIMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. County of Stafford—John Hardy, Esq.. to be Deputy Lieutenant; John Morris, Esq., to be Deputy Lieu tenant: Inrease in 856 LONDON, ,BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.— Traffic return for the week ending-March 29, 1856 .0.2,919 19 3 Total of the half-yoar to this date, 1856 .. . l6 091 7.11 OA-responding week last year Total of the half-year to this date,lBss 118,249 0 7 GLASGOW AND ovUTH- ESTERN RA lLWAY.— T raffic 11.255 2 10 re 'tarn for the week ending March 29,1856.. 16 8 Jorrespending week last year , .................. 4,849 3 2 . . Increase in 1856. GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.—Traffio return for the week ending March 30 ; 1856 X 396 0 6 [A , Dvsterissmsxr,]-o n ly to be known to be valued,-Dr,Dr. Roberts's celebratedointmetit, gilled the " Poor Man's Friend,", is confidently recommended to the public as an un failing remedy for wounds of every description, a certain cure of ulveratea sore' legs, if of twenty yea" , s' standing, cuts, burns, alds, bruises, chilblains, scorbutic eruptions, and Pimples. in • the face, sore and inflamed eyes, sore heads, can cerous.huraours,- dtc , and is a specific for those afflicting eruptions that sometimes follow vaccination. Sold iu pots,. t is 11 and 2s:9d. each.—Also his " Pilu!a3 . .Antiscro• Pr.ilute,!' confirmed -by more than fortyyearie experience to be, without exception-, one of the best alterative medicines ever Compounded for purifying the blobd and aisis lug nature in all her operations ; hence they are tiseftil in screfula, - scorbutic complaints,- g l a ndular swellings, particularly those 'of. the neck, They form a mild and' superior family aperient , that may be taken at all times *ithont confinement or change of diet., sow in boxes, at is. 1 d , 2s. 9J., 4s. 6d., lls., and 22 s . ; . ea ch.—Sold - Wholesale by the preprietorri, Beach and Barnicott, at' their dispensary, 'Bridport ; by the Loudon houses retail by all respectable medicine vendors in the United , Kiugdom. Observe.—No medicine sold under the above names can possibly be genuine, unless .",BeaCh and Barnicott,,, late. J. BoboSs o , BridpOrt," 1s ,engraved . gud too et the stamtritakoclie *oh tor. - - County of Somerset-21 Somerset Regiment of Ensign George Lawson H4ll Poole to be Lieutena,nt,. vice Do La Hooke, resigned ; Ensign George Gylei to be Lienp tenant; vice'Clatke, resigned ; Edward F. , x, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Poole, promoted ; John Hatton Brereton, _Gent., to be'Ensign, vie , l Gyles, promoted. Dorset R eg i men t . of Mill tia-Aioutenant John Warry to he Captain, vice Devenish, deceased ; Ensign William Bragge to be Lieutenant, vice Worry, promoted ; George °pillow Churchill, Gent., ,to be Ensign, vice Bragge, pro.. Meted., 90th, Stirling‘hire, &c„ Militia, Highland Borderers. Light infantry—William Cleland, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Huxam, appointo I to the 31st Foot. Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery—George Anguatuß late Captain Royal Bucks Militia, au(l formerly of Bth (King'e) Regiment , of Foot, o be Second Lieutenant, vice Strother, resigned.. Argyll and Bute Igilitia—Archibald Campbell, 3,LD to be Surgeon, vice James Broun, removed to the Reti re d List. _ • ' • BANKRUPTS. . Thotnsr $14;441 :. ,z_1d Crcrpolius Cieep fit9okeriltupouv_ • . g i y .. s h,. I . ... . BIRTHS. 07 A SON. On the 31st alt., in ERton-plnce, Lady P erry . .4cl‘ Oa the 31$th ult., at Wimbledon, the wife of Bede , — J. Long, Esq. . 37 A DAUGRTIa. On the nat ult., at H:vthe, the wife of Thomas Dated On the 20tb ult., at the Vicarage, Spelsbury, the VIP tie Rev. Charles CareY. MARRIED. 45• 21/ ‘ On the 29th nit., at the parish church o f St. Gil" , o f bet well, the Rev. Joseph liaslegrave. ALA., incuulbell"d St. Peter's, Minton to Louisa, the eldest deughtq Sa , buol Frederick L ang b am, Esq., of Bartlatt's-build i d S" , Holborn. - On the 31st nit., at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Along° ' I : WlWhore,. of 78, Old-street, St. Luke's. third son of I). W !,t ild bore, Esq., M R.C.S., to Louisa Barbara, the tbiP" daughter of the late William Lvudan, Esq. DIED, ' On the 30th ult., in Colesbill- s t ree t , Eatan-sqnsreo S. Hopper, EQq., M .D. formerly of Leeds, aged 41. .„.. 1 .1. On the 3 tst ult., He n ry B e l ward Ray, Esq., of V i a. street, Berkeley-squar e , an d of Pymmes, Edmon ton, dlesex, aged 54. • On the let inst., the Rev. Edward Robert Earle, °I Belton, Rutlandshire. On the 7th ult., Mr. Fredmick Wm. Hope, Chief O r to the Paymast er o f t h e East Ind i a Depots, chat h e ° aged 70.' On the 31st nit., Josiah Mason second son of a 44 ' d , Cocke, Es q Nr,C.S., Some, set- h ouse, aged 16. On the 31st ult., at Platt Madoc, North Wales, . 0)ho Houghton, Esq., of Broom Hall, Betkihire, aged 51.. til t ° On the 31st ult., at Itchin Parsonage, Southampton. Rev. WED. Lewis Davies, late fellow of 4St. John's Co:" Oxford, LONDoirs Printed and Published by WEDO yolll o . , of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The thus Odic°, Kn. 11 1 EitranO in ,the Precinct of the Savoy, in th e co unty , Irsanesilai; Apzil 2,1868, Sporting Intelligence. DOIsTCAST Eft SPRIN6MEE UNG.—Trixsimt.. The Trial Stakes of 7 s k ivs .each, 3 ft, with.3o Added ; for 3 yr-91ds and upwards ; certain perialt as and annwance.. 7 sub.. Mr. T. V. Turner's Dr.sser, 3 yr.; 65t , 7111 (Fordbarn) 1 Mr. Tnompson 7 s Bird-lu-the-Busb, 3 yrs, 6st-7 Mr Wilson's Plausible, 4yr4, 8-t 41b ((Mont},) 2 (r. Cliff) 3 Bettir-e—Even on Dreß4er,-2 to, 1' agmt Bash. %Von easily by a length and. a half, Plausqste was beaten off. Tne Municipal Stakes of 5 goys egohi. w ith 25 Wed, ft sr 3 yr-olds and upwards ; the ,eencd.to save his stake ;• ontional gelling wel4htq, &7, One mile and a quarter . . 4 gnhq. , Mr. Worthington's f by - 13irdea'cher, 546:h (301) Mr. 13...k.e. Mine Mien, S yrA, Ei=t 430/4' ...(Ohil , nan)^ 7 -2 Mr. T. A.oniverfmrv, 3 yr. i s4. 1 lib (360' (Gr 4 Y Mr. E. lleynard's Turpitude, 3 yrs, - sit 10.11-.4401.)-, (Ducker) 4 Betting -6 te , 4 az4 Anniveriary, sto 2 asst 1219 Allen, 3to 1 azst ItOletitress filly. Won by'a hea l - ; Anniversary and Tur?itude wera beaten off.. The win , Der •xas a old by aueti .n f'r 32 guineas., • ‘, The Chesterfield Rate (119. , iclican), of 100 trove ; certain winnera extra. One mile. - Mr. Hope's Ornar Panl,3, 3 y rs , 5 4 5b - (Bul'ort•1 Mr. Bowes'. Grzen:us E-wrienv, 4- yrs, 7mt...(T. Cliff) 2 Mr. 71.1 orrie's,Ginekeepor. 5 rr, , 6412+h .-.(11 11 -6,,D . 3 The hilowing also ran :---Y-eutick, The Medway, 01- . nuts, Vanessa, Co4l 13!:ick Pose, Pera. Betting-5 to 2 aget Oiriar Pacha, sto 1 azst lus Eaurione, 6 to 1 each asst Medway and Gamekeeper, 7t o 1 asst VarulFa. A flue race in with Omar Pacha: and Grambil 4 E,u,r,iens -resulted in favour of-the tort-err by a.; a lengz.h,,separated the second frOnk third,, 3ledway a had- fourth ; -Vanessa ane nil • Ci Vack s n , ase Vr fro . fi I, an:l •-, .•, The Hopeful Stakes of 5 sore ea , h, with 100 added, f:Sr two.yr-old4.;..ceite, I S-t 71b ;.•fil!iea arf,l - geldingi; 314; a winner before.,starting- 41b- extra ; the secci i to rec , dve 20 sows out of the shakes.. Half a mile: . . subs. Mr. J. o:borne's- Sauriterer, Dir !catcher:" • (J.- 04anr , •e) 1 Mr. Dawson's 'Magnifier, by The Magnet. 84 7;1) (Cartright) M-. T. V. Turner's Mar pion, by Springy Jack, 84 71h The fAlowinir also ter to Nancy, Alag6trat.., r (Chilman) 3 an :—Adrrtiral` Lyonm, Fairy, Sim- Red- white-and-blu %ilkinore. Willie Crawford; The Div.e, h e -Tnan'M ' D hter , B•rtter scotch, c by Burgundy, th e etown, ` ,k.cijanln; Violet mine, Peto, cby SirT a tt on Sykes. •, • • • Betting-5 to 2 ag4 gaunterr. 4to I tkr"q Red - %chi! e• and-blue. 7to 1 azst Thlet Pane, 100 - t 2 i , 8 other, ...Mr. D.Awson declared t o w i n with Rer-wh:" and-line. . Upwards, of half an hour was cut to w t 9 before the start was-effected; The favourite carne out the half distance, and=won_ by a head ; same between OW second and third ; •half a length between the third north. The Sheffield and Rotherham Plata of 50 soya Mandl- Red - Hanie in. • Mr. Bewes's ()rescuing Duriens,tyEpirtts, 4 yrs 1 Mr. WilsothrPtansible, 4 yrs • Mr. W. Wond's Pera, 3 yrs Ten ran. Won by two lengths. The Ridaworth Hunt Cup of 251., added to a Sweep stakes of 5 sovt; each, for horses not thorough bred, t t c . ; 4-yr-olds and upvi-amd. Certain allovrannee. Gen Vermin riders, jockeys :sib extra. Two miles. 15 sub's Mr, T, Smith's Venture, 4 yrs Mr. M. Sanley's Life Preserver, , s yrs ..... Mr. G rav ia r(Gpe, 4 yrs • ! Five ran. LATEST BETTINg - PN THE cosurt. GREAT METROPOLITAN.. , 3t o 1 agst Cuutabie (taken) 100 to I,a t Van Galen (offered) CEIESTER QUE., 2( 1t o l aZAt Yor kshiro .Gr ay (takon) • - 2.) to 1 ag,t IT • l't (taken) Itro9to 1.5 agst Di l6ij ego j T«lTen) nitunT 5000 16 15 7 0 agq CannrAit: (taken) DONCASTRE HANDICAP. --Freddy W an attack out t• day at 2.30 p.m. 'I EFFECTS OP TttE PEAC E. -- Ifili a Cerinug which clearly sfiii*g the critical' financial 00110ition of Fran&ti, that On ' the is ago Treaty of . 'fact, awl on beingaigned'- thl. FrencS Funds:Atl hearty - one-hall w,r cent.,, and ,that. Yef-teidq they'ag,ain fell another half percent,— making a fag M nearly one per cent. in two days R i ne() the wino clu4o n o f peace. It was also a carion4 and -very 5 igui• &ant fact, that, on the birth -of an Imperial Prince, NnialCh bytnit, we wiri told, was to coneolidate and per retuata the Empire for an indefinite ; 1 pet , oro the Frei - L:l' Tut; lip ni l lic e .l a Gonsidlabla fall.--Afirmittei.. ... L:._. .. TO at "'dock, Stalk, . • A RCIY NO, P isto n itt, 7 1- Litirent's c'r.] - ..r, carts at most xP lead seat MR. inn n 4 C Cantri olima! ?drabs bozos charge,a. PO or 'or mue R t i n bP las DabTle the -re-decorated la N W or; e t greaO Inter 1E ,,,, 2 NUP 4 , trot ue at 1, 4 fat ' " ereettax j , at, ha! 11/1111 Ing.--14: TR" Z.lfiA sura ' , aka, i mam by LATE area l a • 3 it 2. Li *bred s this br e a3r e 1 en keTi: ite:obn , ,tudiate.hur R. ilow est 7'2 , M r rR str eet at's] .WAterlc Pence 11.5 Pt:" 11 A CRAtitu AN c VtcE.c rrent Ace( 51. Per c ent. -4.311 notle,e of Thr ea ,,_ L( • 'to* Rid ; • oro r . •'1 • P loati Tkg J cc b or y.. 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