The Sun. — London, England, 1844-02-28 00:00:00

N ib --I Sit._ Tit I IiESOL ETIONS of the MEETINO of HOLDERS, hell at u ci.et Tavern, ('Ti Tuerclay, Feb. 27, 1844' JOSEPH TASKER, Esq.,•in the Chair. s -- ;77: o .red that. Lhis Meeting ot• tut; holders of the Treasury tN 3 ," , t ,,aaeeln and agree to the proposal Castro e. t toti er t ,":avyyed. through Senor Bermudez de in liqruida churns. tertti,; solved, that this Meeting highly appreciates the proMpt t a h t- , ;Q ui , ofSenor Carrasco tui attaining 'office; notwithstanding c tpegk tmPt6sBlng demands upon his Excellency's time, to their long tr,`,2 uld just rights ; and whilst tendering to Senor Carrasco eat h,, -, grateful acknowledgmenta, trusts that the sense.of justice , itaw,;"?at Aihich dictates this 'measure. may be viewed ,, as an une 7 of th at ; "most Of the larsttaneb, 'Under his Eicellency auspices, m und Policy which will not 0111 to restore public confidence, a. •ia W M° credit'ofhliclietingulthed Country. - • _ 4 4 an d °re d that the best thank s of Allis 3leeting are eminently e t ,: uant are hereby tendered to the Press of London, for its 4. u, dT orAcY of where rights. bith ~.,. Ived that where so large a debt of gratitude is due to all, tc; SpPear dious, this Meeting more especially Renee of deep obligation to the Proprietors and 'aelv ti - e — • Lae "Morning Post," for their peculiarly , consistent and 5. k._Blll)Port thrOughout. acuriZ7, l red, that •as very_ considerable expense must have been thek ;1'9% Qum. Committee during the indefatigable prosecution of 'tau ' f L • in4 t i titt rlnft Menryears, ft Ls hereby unanimously agreed that. .141.a'„'i Per cent. of New Three per Cent. Stock upon' every lOW. fretisney Ron& new . eiLsting, and equally 'per cent. of cedf l r ," Per Cent. Stockimon every 1001; Three , per Cents. con- • ttle g „ "at Treasury Bona in 1840, and. now entitled to all the Pll.- ksoh,tiatil advantages conferred upon actual TrcutsurY R onda ttess hat e 14 value to 111/.,13e. 4d. of New Three per Cent. Stock :I;e4o72,7litt:sticeichvaredg)e,,,, besides the 1001. Three'per• Cents. former l y t• - he Paid over to the Committee, in compensation of the and expenses so incurred. ke„.„ es °, tved that the best thanks ofthis Meeting are moat justly due, 4,` ‘teeby conveyed, to the Members of the Committee, particularly hiL:tith Taster, 2 4(1., as Chairman ; and Joseph Louis Tasker, Es,4l, and for some months past stationed at Madrid, for their L ' i ntitiZ t al, real in promoting the common intermits of the Treasu ry • ) 14 Ri ";,,,.. e rw : ' :- Resolved, that a testimonial of a Silver Cup, the val ue L,"4 able .herder, be presented to Joseph Talker, jun., Esq 4 for ""aler s ; "wt. hitlefatigable exertions on behalf of the Treasury Bill 1.)% m I that the said 'resolutions be published in all the Lori evenin,g journals. , • BROTHEi ti-I, 4rlT 'g a h rt ti m, to , their Ce S rr o es 425,i'1YFOENDS OF Wti• „#3,60','a,1,8'.000, £9,000, £5, 0 00. 4 ) , 600 - " 4 . b ' Landoll, '` 4 „400.''n, £7OO to Edmburgh, Ilt°Ltut,lin hel'eti; ti: 26 16 4 00, f,t° vu, narbour, 4,Nh o i v u , £7OO, £6OO to Li 4 ISOn t• ey he teweestle-pon-THE I 1. 4 ,,,/tGIPaCALL THE ATTE.NTION of those desirous to obtain ''`DOPY DIVIDENDS to the APPROACHING TWEN ti)V 11 01111 u tx uENT. UTION. of LUBECK; GUARANTEED by the 40A 0 .41str ib ution offers the possibility of obtaining more than O veili;4 l) ° ,, One Share. l t ,he great, entiValled lumber .of Money Dividends contained In this Distribution, kl„„ "...: I ;WENTT-TWO SHARES OBTAIN TWENTY-ONE '414 !. MONEY DIVIDENDS, and TY (lt 1 :4, DER of ONR - SHARE has a CHANCE of TWEN , FAVOR to ONR (ONLY ONE) AGAINST MIT, 11, 41 14 OS to the receipt of-a-Money Dividend. ~,ltteatia,,vhe Share, .EI ; Two Shares, .£2 ; .Three Shares, ./3 'tigh re t, .2t4 ; FlyeShares, £5 ; Sit Snares, £6 ; Seven Shares, " 14 ci,771 1 re5, , X8 ; Nine Shares, A'S ; Ten . Sharee, £lO. s - WITHOUT BELAY, to - • : URINE BRO'fIIERS, at LUBECK. rreepeetns, with all particulars, may. be had GRATIS 4 44 - - ". l .kg a Una to I.IEINB BROTHERS, at LUBECK. 4Arir,'lg44. tS, having REMITTED Le very large amounts of MONEY ents in Great Britain and Ireland ; DIVIDENDS OF £9OO, £6OO to Manchester, £7OO to East Retford, Notting. hamshire, £7OO to Colne, Lancashire, £7OO to Ryde, Isle of Wight, £6OO to Cork, £6OO to Bradford, £6OO to Bideford, £3OO, £3OO to Lisbellsw, Ennis killen, tVeO6,.. ' ' 'lx. 'TAME KNIVES, Ils. per dozen . -58ERT, -48 , , , CARVERS' 38. 6d. per pair. ' • '' ' • • - c- TABLE. DEssERT. CARVERS. 44 4. 1 4 .4 11 ' ik ,, . ' - ' • doz. '. - doz. pair. ,% - iii_' - ' , Pit balguice fiandle„..• .18e. Od. 145., Od. Gs. 6(1. br i jolt:. 'l- 08, rodle,largest and best , q 9 ~,'....7''• -,..... ~ -,......• 20s. .od. 16e. Od. ,',..2Tiation's Alabata: Plate 1,„ ' •", Ti'.4ito sil4e# (V B %, i i ,,... • - .rorlis half the price of the . ave. I,Thir for. Fitly 'Years ;ranked pr e-emleent for their p ~_ • e or lt,„Nt b,, - "`i ,i 8 Always; exclioged; if not approved. _ / .. 0.4, 11( f - i. s ßert Rnives of Watson's new Arabata Plate, with french ) itt„ '/ 2tirl - ki, 4r Y'}‘ ,B 4 l d,les. 2-. 58. per Act of 24 pieces ; ditto with carved c--17, 2l or or-Nvith "A/batit 'Plate "liandlea and *lades, Albert - t h : at„... • . per set of 24 pieces. , _ ._ ,-„.. ;.. .., rfortty 4 4 7, all 0 7 3 aitr Alabata PlAte;potseesee the folring eupe 4 ill ' 4 er raiz d et la , AT pelfeet sweetness and purit a rich lIIP r3 Vir m a .. - - '' T pots for h i t's o 4- 4 away-and-great- durability.- &rein.* ea 44 4e* ~_,l .. I eseht.eswet-Pratties, with four richly cut bottles, /,,,, , ideb ; invii.nranufaetured :hitt every other article for the table - ‘' 1 ptez-1,1 hle'rea-trays, 359. a - set of three tip to 1 171 4 . 6 a 11 -.. • , 0 "Iyii t 4 ..... -- 7 '''LANTS.,',, - L - - .' ~.,. 14 4 • It.ki , , LI'XITC2 - AND'ECONOSti* IN LIGHT." - N - Poi, • 494;,S litillicir 11 - iiiicr "42;11iiibican, AO 1 , 6 c :110ilon -14.14ter Mr„idffiqiti.fn aly ' llie . iii.iiihicT Lamps_ of .the dar. 1. 2 c l 4 , 44 l.7 nai Liiiiii, iairefriiq",iires no snuling.., a5.,64. , 2.iThe 1 4;4 1 , 401 , e o ,„ l '', t9 -kiriT 4.A:ITICk candle..SAY.en..hauzs for tivopence, Iti t ,r, n,„'''Plete i 3lognorn , k ziving.a..apleadid light ; Solar .h 22, " so much . used , ,to , barn, combo ioitiwithistituanoke or lii, --4 a t+,„, 1 / 1 14c , 14 upwailip. , 'f.'` .111 . ): i:(Z -- 3 .. ; 110,1 11;1 . '1 I N ' , ,tir rt . 1 1 :,Sictilatokize and Prici;t44 , r(plt IS mhp.ollplifFlo.con atoo.,`-wled.'llet Orlifiltrs:fty cifekrated,. Alibata Plate, Ac., --..:.„„,,-, 41—.„ ~. • • a '''' ii• —I. . .... 4 4. 11 0 gra s . l .thill4lltev Of.. o,l;APPkiesttion at his vt are- Ti-----. 44 1 4 1 0.1:6.Arlai.C.S'ortolittiolgatio.; . • . t, . - . ~ , TOILIZ:72:7Dt AUTY ifurnikesoilibu t4ll44itt ' • o , ,T 1 ,, Proufrof-thrhigtrewtirm,",..."iii-li'Whichtiii, • iT AND'S 11, 44 11 4-10,,,,,, 4 br'the - uron'•dtstittraished - - poss'eseOr3 'of brilliant th i orth - 7, •,', bl 9 etegant-prepatattem'ciediPrebe-Pds.p`e.pielqrva- Nt. ° Pirotnizettoft - trotifiY6llllllretTe4fibf eutanOmt ria.41443y and 0-,,„iiigifatiabli*WirlOriitiff'6; ' bYr'etresliini, its delicacy and It k i l - ' 4 EI; - riteartiriti; with which Beauty is adorned.., 411 4 ,2, wi th ,,, ~..W;.1.3, iiAbii;:ls _ in white,lsttop Qll the Goverlithent 81. Gegt•ivide4 'lime ,is ,gennine i , Pric,ee 2s, 9d., NI. 6d., i_ll 6 l.ld Wier rth./Itirideatitts Medicine" Vendors: 7s. id. A t-. •,711 If"fp.'TRIIOVE ALBERT'S - VATTERN . PLATt. , h ., a c6l. ° - 6 Z:r OR Y...taitd. ....S.O.N.S;...Minufan . turng rocL,Ttetaluiths, )4,.Conthill,.Londf s m, 2r9 061 te tlie F t l i rkZ 7, ,Ile p.,,,. 0 •• best wrought SILVER .1! Vie 4 - per-." 111, The r. nce ;.- the Pri i3 nce l" -Albe -an rt's . 'Pettern, ii hP,o .n... 0 article. -e .. ' n ee. may be had lighter or heaver, nt the 1 - -,.. T. - . ,__. r, 4 4 ,,, --- ..,, , , • • ~'• a . d: Prince . Albert's.. oi. s. -d. X. cd, ?- . 1 , 11 ' 1 ' 6 ,1;4.36 . 7 -- 2.. - 10 .-- 5 . - ii m.Table Spoons 40at7 . (L. 15 0 0 ') 1 it ti lt ' 61.-k v.t . t° 4 - 7 ' 2. " 7- 1 4 4 12... Dessert •ditto -20 7 6..._f_ 1:21 2 - ' 4, rt an-L-30 i 7 :10 I%Table•For . ks 40 7 0...13 0 1 g c .;n j _... 20 ; 7 2,... 7...3 4!12-Dessert . ditto 20 . _7 0...... 9 . 1 . 5_1 4 N ?-1407:"4" 7-2..4-2'lll 2-GravYP° l7 s 1 18 - 7 7 6 6:- : 1 74 ; : S lt e s e , i tto . 4 l 2 7 2, " 348. 1.-S"P d* 19 8 0 418 0 ` Pith r' - ' O llll.- • 7 14... 3-.10 , 8 4 Sauc to' ... 1 T-- S ifee. •41. etrong) 1 •0 0 4 Salt-Spoons (Aron . ggitt) 2 ,2_ 0_ 1 I.v!' 5 p00n;"• , .... ...... 210 01 1 Fish Slice ..., ... .... 0... .3 . 10 9 5 12 1 A t . ..." 4 Se thi , ;; i 0 5 z•„..3 10 8,12 - 'l'e - SP OOOI- • • 14 ° It , 0 It ' -"„ t titi,,.' ° ' , ls.',..,.. „.0. :5:1). I Pair-Sugar Tongs . 4 et h ey - --_,Y and n nea~itd Prince Albert o pattern.. . ` - t °id id iineaesepled bnuatY. - -' N,„*,:" . .4: 4 17: . r. Irk.isT.T Eli - ). () PE ' sr- - ',, ( liGB'Pe - a - qispspat.YMENTS -Tor. DEA FNESS,'. TEL.,,E. 4; 41 % 4.l'l l 't R•A :i•I:.‘IorSES, -MICROSCOPES, Ste. &c. n ''' -‘t b ' . ' the King of Hanover, her Grace the t 'ter I) Y•his-MaJeerY . 4rtio, ,ucti e ., of Bedford, their Graces the Archbishop of Can. 4 11: 1. t ,' eth"ene aaerukescf Norf ., .114 Devonshire, Argyle, Marlborough, t4t'd astonishin 4 1 " ,' lies.;.: .B P ' . MEDICAL it re r. solomons' newly,invenied Spectacle Lenses 0.% the o widod p,efe i r et to extremely imperfect_vision. We give Set the tran s o a ,...S''ee to every other kind of Lens—th e dis tinct, and ''ef ,4 " in 4 reidtiars e7 1 , n ; 7 b raes every object very dis' t si, r ,.,eY : they are pare sew t"` 4 4 . '1 t 9 thei ht Most minute particle with perfect pare pleaaant by candlelight, as they appear i t , i F.,„ „. 1 ,14 . and soften bright and brillianelights.—J. Stun 4so iii's .5, , ~... 1 9 Great Gesrge-street Westminster; T. J. Pettl - I,'„•,'„P•itB,ll,loo...saAvillgitc.,,e,; J ' nArnsbottom Esq., M.D. • k'sq ; Surgeon, 3, Parliament, 44 1 ,4 4 , 144 4 I n rge s„,-Cultd4oYll • Esq.; AC D., -. 5, Saville -row; ' -Frederick ' 4l l --- o _n 28 f?„:C",. 9 7. U pper : Gower-street ;_ H. Golburn, Esq., nr, •l ' ts4„- - -ro" e lrord-place, Kennington . Alexander Farquhar, Nel;7 l , - 1,1 - ...... 1 . , Cadogamplace, Belgrave.;square ; W. Day,.Esq.. n4st, ennmtn : ;" John Hooper , Esq., - Surgeon , 29, Newington. 5,,,. s ingtom• . • • , . : • t"ssitree t • 'td i t: SOLOMONS„ Opticians and Aurists, 3 9 ; Albe tLif ttie!..-ICCadilly, opposite t its York Hotel,lnvisible and all In4rs to 'r n ewiy.invented and provisf AC :USTIC INSTRU. N,..!raikti n e4 aide individuals At an advanced age,, and of 40 and 50 f1i,,",10N it ,r,..ef extreme deafness, instantly to join in general con. 'ktsi t le, tk "•' 4, 0 eaten the sound of a distant low speaker at Chu•ch, o Si,„ that i n -` heY eour.the cenve sation into the ears .to ,such an .1.. A., th e ~,„ ' , lost sevefe cases deafness cannot . be ob•erved.• -. . I tte Fl,s "'N'Powernit Newly.invented AC li 110 M ATIC 0 VERA th . whi li, *r t .. eh are invaluable on the racecourse; as well a s a, ri, 4 ,1 •fc At; 84 e..37°Pes for the waistcoat-pocket possess extraordinary ein r obio nt ,for ho,ting siapurtioses, acc...; and w]th stands ter slio Ltron:4l Ob servation's with the celebrated Lenses of the 'nest 4,4l,kssextrit,,_____,i):ersetisot bright - the nowerrare so great over all others, ,ha tt „,_ N om: aright and brilliant, that the most minute objects tr y en ' a Y. distance ambrought completelyamdet the eyes: - i.. eurists, and Sea - side Visitors, will here have a great tt ti ' l l :l4 ktol. , Css,,9 o tia en.C4otPound• MICROSCCI k.S by which' the .eireulatiiiii i ''t ioen • ',„ 4 Hy and - ca *li e 'n flowing in great streams. kt.,,, t - rly . ,;•gessrs. s. and B e ._ A Solo n mo e na ree Opticians and Aurists, are A t t, r - Z i Att , , cs 2 l, neEted with a Peron' of the same Name in their -•ilini.lBlxl4-idlwourhoosi, nor is any part of the country.. •rn. pre. : 4.lt •str e ' 4 (;antious, '44d t)b4i - ve, Only t. be had at 3:i, _Piccadilly; opposite the York I-. otel. A. T - 30 -U. E It' A .' '- • . ti,, t teil..„, .. . . Ni,,.,'Le ve6,,,,,'".e Peean with his hidden.genis. fli. - Ig•th,;Z". *Lave a strain for .. I other Thames." ‘Whe hii - i"tilhty current in its pride 1 i t fe rle th e b e ships that float upon its tide t dtiedi th - r d uct river beautifully swell s , 4 ,..t4 4, .._ stream s of mercantile canals Is,:eessi t i? ftrid, by this majestic tide, -. • " . () I . ju,,t a letSeT streamlets are supplied. . . • . • Lik l ,t .. ~ semblance.. _ ,is presented _thus • * * itt„hrip4th.t s tr eam -- os-trrete - whicir:. - flows" for "mil" 1 7iii"hh 'P. T4 anteS,7 our mighty trading schemes... - .., t rkh ..".fp tienumbeed " minor atreams.". - • 4t.ein...77Pelitlon" its '. embankments" raise; lia ti l .ittirni,, to o , Fr flowing course" our' trade displays, h el:sK, suc cess " . B .wee . p them al' away, • • • i,..' 0n,..„ Maintaans s ior sway. • . I, o lsr it 04 C„L.ON, like that great river's tide, ki tl t litte' s. ° n .ltice that never shall be dried. I , 4's %% 4 - rands " dip" into their '.deep'ning stream," ' I s , . •: l etli it b? 1 " exhaustres' 7as their theme,, th,,, , .. ess'''ets • : (s it vrtzl'els et READY AUDIS. • ' AC s. d. tih t s t s rn Snliar and cu ff s. lined throughout ....from u 5 0 hi% . •gert, velvet collars and cuff)), ditto ....atom 1 10 6 itlcq4 1, i, "" r ° , 9 -York- Wrappers,' etc.,: handsomely • . 14,Y. lioft a rlteri; , ........ ... ... .. . ...... ~...;....... •mm-0 15: 0 , hs, 4 l) .te 4tfi I),,,rera t iines .........v from 0 4 6 leo,,ftst e4 ..„. ditto .. from 0 9 , ottrscgteti.7.letet Vests. ..... .............., ..... ..... ..... from It 3 _6 . Wl'• .° "......,.:'""•.....44....... .. • . ........ .... :-.. ... . . ...from 1 . 8 0 lit, •, „.. ........ .........•.........• .... ..........from. I 4 ° t `, l * e.._ kttl C _, —. 4l 4 the . 1 11:1311 TO .11E•SURR, . _ 1.1 Z;IIITii la t 7 - lThht approved make and material, • • ' ' f, ( 3tt, illeit .relnoSt f ist .............,,from. 1 5- 0 1 V' t , l' , °1 th. „ W eed . Wra s. li n ed - from 010 , 0 .. -4 ttr n-e t P • -evost fabrirer' ' from 0 19 ' ill, i ~., ts,, ei, ... ....... ........... • ••• .• • ~4 'i4t ' ..... - - -. -.. Inc 1 10 0 . ,‘„ !1•. . syi ts ! • ..... . ..... . ...... ..... ••••••••••••• ...Amu • • , ; '(. 4 t e1ti ,".. ... ' • in; eitdlese variety of materil -and ..... "...from 0 8 • ti 4b. ... . •••.;• . . ... .............................. ..••.• ••• . , .441 .o._ •.. 4 ... , .......... from 1 11. • t e 'chart- . - ...... f olt 0 etti ' • arty e ••••••,.............. nes* 11_ ti, ~ . xtent can be hail at five minutes' notice, at the • 3 1t 4TIe;• • • . . t t o d re g .following prices i— ths;t"•,,.• 0,,,t, 1 8ek e t" , . vest, and tr0u5er5............» from 116 0 C 4 tetil,,W artid.eet. and trousers ' from 018 0 I , l4,yriaw,th. „.„_ and or crtlereo, if not approved- or, ex. 4 44; itioc i ^. -144"eY returned. t i. j ;_e ~,, linp ow t:!.., and Sou regret being obliged to •guard the 'seti i n- ....beiti t .„..."° 0 . as they learn that the untradesmanlike ,li. h., -sorted - mbected with them, or it's the same concern, 1, th, . e! n „ to in o:•bsc,!_ri ni,,,- eon,. . ...my instances, and for obvious reasons: ii'""... '"' desir e wbatever with any' other establaihment, ~..ve.,4eViu ul eii i mine cheap •Clothing should Gall or send to ' 10.1-8 : "8401V a d- I'a r r n t e i ' l'ete Woolen DraPors. 11 - • .• . tnn ero., 164, kin ' ssi!i r :ii, and B P 6,4,ldgate. ti ' ic. , .......__... t y v i t ,:tit,i tit it ilr u - i r lin g' effects of' BLAIR'S - GOUT ill '''', he.— !"iiTIC• PILLS in curtni every description of* stet o. l4 esliel '" 4 trsitt 1 rtbs , :s f tle of , 43 * secured te them 'celebrity unequalled b. "t 0 , by i t h ir,hs ura Peat i. t or present times. They not. only give 4 111'elilis, e t et erna7ere the patient has bee. driven nearly to .Lteh, 'PR.-, nAn i.., nstorttnes of Abis ditiesie, but restore to ' l *h- 4 °..- - . l, nd , ue ?ricei v ably short space of time. They are lspotanjlati,.. „Srre . in in rheurnative, either chronic or acute, i ,iii7t,,,, tr, -4 ,rittio t ; ,4 W, , an the head or face, and indeed for eve Ms?' T - 00d e t " Tetion; 'n -fact, such has been the rapidity,' ' , lli n t lk , i r ! a airi&,! t e.saty of this medicine, t hat it has orsato, t t t i l t 4 . 4 ,,!l t lllo ° 4l(de ln. n it, and there •is not a city, town. vie t Push! ,sri i , e e•• Th e 1 1. t t e° rlatr:s many grateful evidences of its . .e..,-:. ch the o Is,"ing recent case; selected Inns among . Proprietor has been favoured, is submitted to: his •, • 4411404.7•5iii10tt,,t the I. h. 1 reotrr, ^..29,rektm. kr I , ..., Iktion e Pitisurs to i Hurst :. mustex. Nov. 8, le4S. ' N I 4- 14 4 tit y o l risti ciri. inform ou. that' a person holdi .an . s tg rel et i, lied bl jtheu rn ls at : o " i r i ) i 7 i i: 4:). my bills that I was agent for ehl to 4 4 l l Rh i' rip e a „,. , ,,, 1 9 ts ken t ht 4 n % O a n s e in e tue b od efo b r ) e tp e t f l4 , 97 d ; w b o e n ( T er n! , o P te, t i ) ocen 4 .ti!. t%;. 1 :) . he was able to Jalk without his crutches, h. ,k, s tucr o P t itloll.. . " soloPletely cured and able to. perform Ms .. 7 1 E e t , tett tNrls .. Vrse„:2 fir',p7ht intil_ltenerapy laid up eVerY year for several 4 r)ttl,:t i... p .,'P05.,• • 1 ..nentations had been applied, and medicine' evii,,•• of .74,,,,,, „,,,,..1211,ebtained the above- etatement•frOin a 1 et es,', i . 4 . l ! n bo rit u r ,:'' e k lent this for publication if you think it , , '''.' Int iii - _,I,',IP e PY at any time to satisfy any party ~:ola b „ . . ~ . • 1.2 nt . iety. Vii b 7 7 ,,,,.. ..• . • 0 11, Sir, - your obedient servant, • e 7 ot; .... ...I ?r ent, 229 . ._, THOMAS WYBORW, Chtnnist. - , t, N. t tll k n . _ Pr - l'tla lite 14 4 d, •.m-ralid, London; and, by his app Ant tip,ll4,,t.nt,AiVN,. sd.- 2111e.yetidore throughout tbe United C ti v o 4 tleit anti add "3 r G*. ' .'- - • 11,,, Upp, t , eits stated .I,RHEtII4 ATTC PI LLS, and observe -' klest * t o ll s ? th ver ......_ . 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"7 " . ~• ..._. • ~,..- ••••. - •, •.•..... , ,•. _. _. .... . . • .. „..._..._ IIimeaCINIIIMINIIIIIR. .'~.:J:~ it FEBRUARY 18114:1' 7 7 - Ay --- ///. 7 tr tscrapes, .1 .„, • ...-,. . 0 ~.. -5, - 1 --,... . . ALLricar fins Jot!)leditt ' - *45 1.A.... •- • , have raised SOOk orcK,ol. pn them.. They we het-Pa# lt . • hut xrioney Was adsanced on, their security. k,,,ltlar e` 4 , / i• , received -money frOM Whistler upon: hem w --fit_ Oc 4 : ✓'f'?..g.ipe It-1 ~. 1843.. The aQii/..0r 900/..50 raised is spent, but ; have in , ' }',/ , schtulnle given an account of it to the • best of m tibilipli:.e . ;-- ‘ /0 4 - ‘ ,-.; • 'began to -borrow ' money upon those jewels abo ,111/&3(' from that %o r October, the 8001. or 900/. was 0 347-i rl's - *""*. turn. to your schedule and - sliteNkrili t „ ,, he amount of your` pi - 84'64661f e,arningS at your country en- - it agements since..yuur la.stinsolve,ncy? ,-; Mr...Mii.thevteThe mnount is 4,362/. This includes bah • the salary of myself ana Mrs. Mathews, and is the result of our pl a. ying, at - Lidkrpool,' - Dulalin,• and'Glasgow. I was in nit ciDub in - JaiMary; 1843, - and staved there, four.weeks .for, 3 . Nvltiels-1-received-6,10/. Out' f the -610/.-'T paid several'cre ditors. ,Goldspede had 50/.; Chittentten, the:. uphedeterer, 50/. I was in the country dining" the months of January, arebruary, and .31a14:':lAt LiVerpfxd our earnings' inhoimted ;to IPOL, Cat 'elf which-I gent 9001. up to-London. The re mainder was spent in traxel,g'eXtlettse r a,,&c. While there I had tn'ebitend With 'theyepeated;applie4i(ions of my ere ..itors. I had to .'a rite.yeanitirlyAven ' : :l,sitters a da' to aPpeastx thelN if-kATK- Ati4elFaihev.et,r.v44 , iolsi of creditors. Who had received payments out of this 9004 and Mr. Ander- --, ) Lsen was entered as4aaving been 'intidl-60/.) r - ,: . - 'Sir C. F. Wit.ixt7.o—Then Mi. - .A.iidirra debt was "ore .. ginally 800 - ' • . ' .., ~ . . Mr. Alathews—Just 'so, your HPnour, and for the right , :understanding-o£ thregouriatd theipublic, I beg to explain. how that money was borrowed froin Mr. Anderson. The - I.,earned Counsel of_ thlit'''keiittakhai Made it appear that the rnener - witlent - nie'on'the -understanding that 'was not ;in ilifileufties x but that ie.not the .. ease. , . 4 Mr. Mailiewitben went into a statement of the manner in - which the monerwAs. lent byldr.: - AndersOn, and declared 'that the first act of. kindnesA Was„ offered by his' wife, who ,kne* all - abaft-his affairs. . . ' • This"ledfo`the examination Oflklt. Anderson himself, who 'gave a yeey i different versien..,- : He:said lie was first requested to lend the money by Madatnellartolozzi, Mrs. Mathews's ,another, and also - Mrs. AndersOn'i !wither. • He said he had - no wish to deal,harshiy with Mr. Mathews, if he thought he had not means - ; but he believed that h e had means. Madame . • . .. ;partedwith her ineney very reluctantly. Mr. Mathews—l wish she did. That: is certainly making r her appear -in a new ohdracter. . . . , After Mr: - Afidereetea - eVidenco, Mr. James said it was now 1 time for the othef aiire:to support the petition. [ . Mr.' Chaniberry—No! such thing. Let us first have your ['whole ease..• ' 7 : Sir C.•p.-Wtr.t.tama- , -1 am very much afraid that there are - - smile things here which are not justified by law. Mr: James—Upon the evidence already adduced I con tend that my Learned Friends are bound now to support t heir petition/ , ,_ . Sir C:'''F. - Witalasis—l cannot say that with so large a `salary, and so great a degree of popularity, that Mr. Mathews :had no probable means of 'paying his , Mite, ~k think that justice may be administered-with kindness, and I shall not interdict Mr. Mathews in his defence. Neither shall it be my -fault to deprive - the public of the benefit of his talents and . popularity. ' ' - . Mr. James—The same rules of l a w m us t apply-M -41 r. - . , , 'Mathews as would be applied toiliejeaaa_of a blacksmith if he came here to seek the benefit of the Act, which should not be used so as to Accommodate Mr. 1 4 fathelve. Sir C. F. WILLIAMS-1 am not, Mr. james, -accommodating Mr. Mathews, but. doing my duty to him and totlie creditors, acoordiug to rules of law and, the dictates of my conscience. Mr-Chambers—lf you have closed your examination of - Mr. Mathews, then it will remain forme to eXplain any dis crepancies which may appear in the case, but not till then. Sir C.F. Witta.Astsl wish to give M r . M a th ews every opportunity- of explaining-one -of the - charges - which has • been particularly pressed - against him and which h as Weighed •inuch, upon the mind of the &mt. • - I allude t o the •charge of- reckless expenditure. His renewal of debts . was clearly illegal towards his . new -creditors, though his offer to dose, no doubt, arose from a very proper feeling. The . impression upon my Mind at present is, that these re- - - newels will -deprive him : of. the beaefit of the Act in this Court. I find that the present _debts are 8,0001., and the amount from which he was released before was no- leas than 29,0001.- Now I istust have some satisfactory explanation as tq these two large amounts. Mr. Chambers—We cannot, Sir, take the case by piece meal, and I now ask my Learned Friend again, if his examl- •.,,,. nation of Mr. Mathews is concluded; for if not, then I say let it be proceeded with at once. We shall then exa mine Mr. Mathews. We believe we shall be able to explain all, both as to the legal and technical points of objection urged against his application, for I am sure that he will come out of the ordeal like a man of honour. I know there are difficulties, and we are ready at once to grapple with them, and, as we venture to, think, triumphantly too. Sir C. F. Wieussis—Your case, I take it, Mr. Chambers, has not commenced. Mr. Chambers,—l, am only waiting, Sir, for the conclusion of my Learned. Friend's case, when l'shall at once proceed to examine Mr. Mathews. Mr. Charles Poulton, confidential clerk to Messrs. Hunt arid Mortimer (how 'Hunt and Roskill), was then examined as to the-jewels and- various transactions. In the course of his examination he Begged 'to correct a statement which had been made at the last hearifig by Mr. Chambers, as to their 'anise hiring out diamonds to the nobility who attended her 'ajesty's Drawing-rooms, es that was' not the case. They never hired out diamonds, although they sometimes obliged their friemts With' the loan octliern. ' The re-examination of Mr. Mathews - was then resumed by Mr. James—l renewed debts to the amount of 4,4001. alto gether, to - Goodspede-and Davis. "I renewed on their becom ing hail for me. I also renewed to Colonel Greville for 5604 The saine.with regard to the Marquis of Abercorn, and many of the renewals I only gave upon compulsion. The sum re newed to Goodspede was 450/.,- to Laurence Levi 150/., and these were the only renewals I made -by prior engagements, and on - the promise that they would become my bail. Other renewals I- made as a matter of honour, which might amount -14 did amount to 2,010/. 12s. Levi promised to lend . .•... . Me epty As a friend, to raieve me from my difficulties ; but at the wind=up of -the affairl.fotmd his friendship consisted in his charging- inc ' only frOper cent. I paid him 611/. in raeney, and .yet 4 pow find be .say's that 1 am still indebted to him 200/;lont'ba' what prOceaslie makes that out I am at a loss toltnew. lii ma it is quite a puzzle. ' Do you contemplate taking any theatre now ?—No, Ido not. If Mr. Webster was to leave the' Haymarket. we would Ake it, as I think we could make that theatre answer very • sell. i Sir C. F. Wier...rams—What were your losSes at CoVent-gar den Theatre? - - - - . ,Mr. Mathews-27,0001. ; and I am glad your Honour has asked me thatquestion, as it-may enable me to correct some very erroneous statements as to our alleged want of success at Covent-garden. I say we did not succeed, strange as that statement may be thought to be. When I took that theatre they asked me 7,0001. a-year fur the rent; I said, "\o such thing," and offered' 5,000 t., which was accepted; Mr. Moore saying tome, "We must have the 7,0001. a-year, if you can make it : and before :you .put a single shilling in your own pocket, we must, at least,. Have our 5,000/. a-year." I saidif . I agreed , i e . such a cOnditiPti, that I must h ave a Is'ealy salar%-,Ar ; magi.. , the cireuliiStances I expected to lose for the first two or three years. That, however, was not so, flr the' fliit 3iiii.' I tylid 5,801., and,the ' nex t year, 6,8004 'w ien•the piOprieters bowed very lOW and took their hats off. —KA laiig - 4 - Ile`third year MiSs, Kemble arrived in Eng land,' and at first would. not consent to appear except at the ,It ' Ilan Opera. At last, however, ,she yielded, and I was n liged - to *give ' her l'Vhatevel.' 'terms • she required. The nights ,she did , net play we - had ; wretched houses, and the • losses were immense, as I - had to keep up almost-a -double •company:' At the - conclusion of her en gagement, the. Geranalas ay.hom,lbenaged by e down, and foe . that Seaga I Only paid 2,000/. as rent ; , but taking all the seasons-rtegetlier I -pahl an- average rent of about 5,0001. . Mr. Kemble was in the eye of .thepreprietors, who thought they had got hold of the golden goose,and we were turned oat. I toldthent. not ttehe too sanguine in their hopes, 'for many accidents might befal Miss Kemble--for she might get • ' Married ; -She 'Might leaVO'fhe stage;' she Might fall off in her , attraction, or she might 'die,; , the,first :three of these predic tibn,s hales all been verified, but happily the fourth has not. We put in properties to the amount of 14,000/., every bit of whiblih - tig - heW. Seized by the proprietors, and I thought my self lucky to put up with the loss of 27,0304 'Wli,. at. were your ow n ,d e bt s w h e n yo u took the benefit of the : 44 4 ?-4 eliould say about 4;0001, but My personal debts at fhe bine did not exceed 300/.,' I should say,: if so much. Mitaftteready paid onlyl,sooL in one 'year. Our working salabliterei to be 40/. fOrthefirst year, and 60/. for the second vearbuf during 'the first two years I took no salary, in order that I ;Welt not injure. the other performers, and, in fact, I sent up 490/. out pf my earnings in the c ount r y i n or d er th at others might not be liftseithout their salaries. One person, except NriAndersen, was the only person to oppose me in the other Court. . • A. l •Nblee% In 'the- eroivil..:- . You owe me 8/, 18s. 3%d. (a laugli. „ .. ~., t. . II A , .. Mr. Milbews-I know by his voice that this was my op ponent. .• •• ,7 . -,- - Mr. - James—lt is only a Voice in the gallery-, while waiting ' •for the music.. - Mr.,Clialibers,-It is his second- appearance, then, in the same eharacter.-4A laugh.) • ' Mr. Mathews in continuation)- 7 -The proprietors of Covent ,garden took all the stock, which cost 14,0001. Mr. jamei here again submitted that Mr. Mathews, from ,evidence already adduced, had nolocal standing in this Court. .; • Mr. Chambers (contrq), contended that the case should not be divided.' The be granted or not? • , S C. F. WittrAfus would be sorry, if by any act of his he should weaken the benevolence of th e A c t o f P ar li ament ; and it would be evidently doing an injustice to Mr. Mathews if the Court refused to hear explanations, to put his character right before the public. Mr. Mather s, in examination by. Nr..Chambers—Out of `my present delfts, 4 - ,40N. aft :renewali; and others have ac crued elm Ini- lact.iiii4eneY . —_itz.,,,the Claim of Colonel Greville and the Marquilonberconi. When I left Franco I only -. took 25/. of the - 300/.nritt 251. from Mr. Whistler, for my own expenses, 'leaving, tile remainder for the necessary 'charges for Mrs. Mathews, and other affairs. A great por tion of my means have been eXpended in staving off cre ditors, and .paying law and interest charges for. their for bearane‘..' -''l gave my mother deriegthiSperiod 300/., being At the: Tate pf 201:1, 4_,ye4r,'*a k id. Madame 'llartolazzi 200/. The fatter lady, - up to the day of her death, was dependent uponane - forzsupppr, ' - * 0 Mr. Mailiiws then at considerable length made a series of charges. against Mr. Davis, re,atiy.t.yo, his. management of his' (Mr: lqatlreQl) filliiirs:- 'Mr. - ID'aVls denied the truth of a part of the allegationtagaitisi , hiiii, , adding that he had : evidence to. that effect ;. and-Mr. Nathews rejoined by saying . that he - could establish the Charge Ole had . made by evidence. After gotne 'farliter-ferifeeedirigt- . - . . . Sir C..F. WALIA*4 macle , a powerful. appeal to the.feelings of Mr.-Anderson; and Mr. James having stateA that 1)e was empowered to con ' sult upon - -iiteleading , Poiatis Alf the case with his Learned Opponent, , 7 , ~‘ , Th . : 'e case was further adjourned. . . The case - occupied the whole of the day, the Court not 'rising until six. *lack. . ::.. . .01j la y. •-r-% PRICE • • :10 f: 3 MIDDLESEX! 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But it is not necessary that it should have a fixed value set on it-by pablip atitizority."-.-rLooke. • . THE MINI S TER MISTAKEN ;, .Or, THE 1 QUESTION of DEPRECIATION ERRONEOUSLY STATED .by Mr. DUSKISSON. Price One Shilling. Our ferefathers; who sought comfort In proverbs, used to say, when the people's tale et brpks i 8 doubled, Maces is at haad.”— Niebuhr. • CVitR.ENCY. EXPLAIN ED; in REFUTATION of the LAST FALLACY of " TER TIMES," Nev. 6th, 1843. By YESUS. ,Prlee Ona Shilling. . London.: Samuel Clarke, 13, Pall-Mall East, and to be had (by order) of all Booksellers. PERIODICALS FOR .MARCU, BL AC KWO.OD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCXLI. Price . 2s. 6d. . , CONTENT3:-.• I. .Ethiopia.—H. A Word or Two of tits Operative Classes. By Lorgnon.—:-III: The Pirates or Segna. A TalS of 'Venice and the Adriatic— Part Colonel Davidson's Travels in India. - - V. Bel font Castle. A Retrospective Review.—Vl. Dumas in his Curriele.—Vll. Marston ; or, the Memoirs of a States man . 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Empowered by Act of Parliament. • • The mAny novel and 'varied advantages bestowed• by this Institu tion, both in its life assurance and deferred annuity departments;par ticalarlyethe,ifowig- Rt."borrow two-thirds of premiums without ex pense or forfeityrr ms great , reduction of rates on short policies— the optioir - or - befiefiti . and converting , policies ,so as beet to suit the interest, or necessity of the policy-holder during life, as well as to afford the fair.tiesedito his fitfu l ly- at death, and annual division of *lilts, have alteadk 'b e en so ap p reciated by - the'pnblie, - tilat the Society's great success and giowing prosperity enabled the Di rectors, at their General Meeting In May last, to add to each policy on the profit scale a bonus averaging arty-Aye, per cent. on the amount *treed" infested ; " a nd thi s b onus , acaor di ng t o an equitable scale, may either be paid in cash, or applied in reduction of future premiums. - - .0111 H- ILLUMINATED • MAGAZINE • for 1 March, 1844, price edited by DOUGLAS JERROLD, will appear with a richly Illuminated Border (designed by Kenny Meadows, and printed by Franklyn), A Coloured Etching •by Leech, and numerous Illustrations on Wood -by Meadows, Leech, -Gilbert, Hamerton, Prior, and Charles Martin. • Contents of the Number : . -•- THE • CHRONICLES OF CLOVERNOOK. • - BrTHE' EDITOR. I. The Hermit of Belly - tulle continues his Account of the Land of IT. 'Of the Schools ot.TumeYtop—of its Nurslings and Scholars. 111. Of the Civil War of the Turveytopians, and its Pieisant End. Birmingham and Its Vicinity. The Shawl Buyer, an Incident et 1843,. by XiAs Camilla Toulniin. Winter, the'King ;and Spring, the Poet (from the Swedish of Ho, by Lewiskilmore. - - Thorp Cloud ; or the Monastery of Dove Dale. ])Cal and its Boatmen. • • • • • ; • , . A Passageß•bin' the Note BoA Of a Bairlster—The Stolen Collar, by J. Middleton. The Bravo'llusband—a Tale of Italy. • Galileo, the Martyr of Truth, by W. 11. Dixon. Belles of England—The Duchess a Richmond ; the Duchess:of De vonshire. , • Torn noulatghan's Guardian Sprite, by the late John L'Eetrange. • A Tale of a Tea Kettle, by Angus B. Reach. Sketches of Parisian Llfb, No. •ll.=—The "Coquette," or ' ." Fe.unne-a • la-Mode," by Mrs. Postans.• . Exlma's Well. F. 7. ' Pokry; New Books, &c. . • ' Office, No. 2, Crane-court, Fle•et-street.—Sold by all Booksellers, URSIIANT'. to , DECREE of the HIGH ;.0.1.1/IT-Of CIiANCERY,_ made in a • cense, WIIIBLEY against -HEBB, the Creditors, of WILLIAM HEBB, formerly otelnr pool; Inihe 'county .of Lincoln, sheep r .salesmati, • and late of :I(ing's, row, Pentonvillo, in the county ofMitldleaex, liho died in the. month of ; March, 1838,, arc, on or before the: 2d day of ,April to ••conle and prove their elebte before, Si r GIFFIN wor.soN, pue of the Masters of the geld Ceurt, at hie - ebarnber.s, in Southampfonjbhildings, Chnucery-lane; LonAon ithreo4 they will be perem totiily excluded the benefit of the said decree. WEIR and SMITH, Plaintifrs Solicitors, Cooper!ti Rail, Itasinghall-street, URSUANT, to.. . DECREE of th e HIGH AK A COURT ofc cEßY,..tnitde. in 4 . . Cause, WI LIB LEY against • Ii DB, the Heir. pr at aw: of WILLIAM II EB li, formerly or Claypool, In' tho'.county -- 15 Tini!Oln y . sheep "Salesman, and late of King's-row, Pentonville, in the county_of Middlesex, who died in the nnith or March, 183 g, is, Or are, by hls of their solicitors, on ( beyre the gliay of April, 1544, to com 6 In and prove his; or their, 114rship hefore Sir (3IFFiN WiLsoii one of the Masters Of the 'said Cobrt, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings; Chancery-lane, London or in default thereof, they - will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree. _ . WEIR and SMITH; Plaintiff's Solicitors, ' - ...'orkibrier'S Hail, Basinghah-street SAM LrEt IA BU'I'LElk at present and foetie ; ven years past, resfding at No. 22, Worship-street, Fins— bu 3', in the parish of Saint Leonard's, Shoreditch, and county. of M id di ex, and' being a watch arkd water -gilder, and jeweller, do he eby give notice that I intend to present a petition to - the - Co rt of Bankruptcy, Ilasinghall:itreet, in the city of London, pray._ 1n to he examined touching my debts, estate, and effects; aricrto be . pr tectod from all process upon making a fall disclosure and surren der of such estate and effects for, payment of myjust and lawthl debts ; .and I hereby further give notice that the time when the matter'of the said petition shall be heard is to be advertised in the London Gazette and the Ifornini,Suit newspaper one month at the tekilfafter the. date hoteof, as witness my hand this 23d day of Febraary, in the Year of out Lord; 1 64 ' S. J. BUTLER. Witness, John J. Splller, attorney for the said Samuel James But ler, 38, Camomile-street, London. " - —.- . , . IJAMES' URN.E, . at present, and for . one y s. week; Twit, residing at No .. 23, Union-street. Middlesex lice-' pital, in the parish of Saint Marylebone, journeyinton-tallor, for five weeks immediately previous of 31, ileiwidlt-street; SAO, journeyman tat or, and Immediately before then of 26, Great Carlisle-street, Port-. 111 F n-niarket,"journeYman tailor, haberdasher, and trimming,seller (all IV 'lch places are in the connty'.t Middlesex), do hereby give 'notice,. th tlintend tO'present-a petition tO•the Court of Bankruptcy, Basing ha 1-street, London, praying to be examined temehing ytiebts, estate, an effects,: - upon - makingand td :be :protected from .all process upomaking a full' di losure and surrender of such estate and effects for, payment of. my.; in and lawfld debts; and I hereby ilirther give notice, that the time when the matter of tiiii Said petition shall be heard is to be adver t! din the. London Gazette and in the Morning Sun newspaper, one m nth, at the least, utter the date hereof; ,as Nvitness iny hand, this 24,h day of February, in the year of our Lord;-1844.;" ; ; - - T JAMES I.TRIT. Witness, .John J. Spiller, 38, CamoMile-street„Londori, attorney ' for the said .Tames I.7rne. - -- ; '- ' • ' • ' 14. X • T -N. .S'l V E SAL. The SPLENDID STOCK of FA.NCY. JEWELLEEY, nv G LD— and , SILVBIL : WATCHES, SII,,YER, ; PLATED GOODS, T lITOISESIIELL WORKBOXES, and TEA CADDIES, and a gr at varicty,pf . ot her-Fancy , Articles,Are uoIy . .SELI I ING OFF, at a be vy 'sacrifice, by Messrs. HORTON and CO:, of 56, LUdgate s et, opposite Messrs. Everington and Co.'s , incOnsegnence of Mr. 11 rtcaVretiringfrom the retail' busineos,7•'. l .; :.- e , • , - t . . - .• is seldom the public have an opportunity like the present of pitr• c ,i 4 little more than one-half tdtivo-,thirds ,thotumal -ehurge, th variety 6f genuine articles now offered for sale—comprising Gen tidaten's and Ladies' Gold-and- Silver Watches, of workmanship the firld class of excellence, Gold Neck and Guard Chains, Seals and K ys, Fancy- and' .11(Ourriliig, Brooches, Rings, Pins, and Ear-rings,. P( nil Cases, Silver Card. Cases , Scent:. and. titiff Boxes ; also Silver. PI ted Tea and Coffee Sets:Candlesticks; Cruet Frames, DishOovers, C •ner Dishes, WaitCrs, Ice rails, Butter Cooleta, Bread Baskets, 4 . (1 1 ,:4 warranted the best,Sheflield make ; Table and JJcsaert Forks an tifiliona,' Soup Ladles, Grape Scissors,; Aaptirtitdis Tongs, 'Nut cr cka; Deasert Knives and• Forks In Case, Jet Necklaces, and nu mOrouS other Fancy Articles, all 'at a Considerable 'sacrifice.' VERY THING for the TOILET al: MEeli rS. t 1 D an E d N fi ll e m A h L b L ruli lt es E ; E e l. ] o ' th o e n s d n o n n i' -- - . t e !il r A io N t U hair FA , Q Tl T ai Ci i. l2 to Yi it to s . u. 4,4 v . i. F,A g; hat brushes; combs, washing And shavilw,9o*,.various nail and_corn instruthenti,fazol - i,razor - stropsthid paite, and shaving powder ; ladies' ant gentlemen's dreesing-e-ases,, eithe,r with.,or without fittings, in, ruSsia leithet, mahOgany,ToieWood; 'Anti . japan - ware; ladies' com panions and pocket-books, elegaiitly fitted'} also netting boxes, en velope infreS, card.tasen;:note and .calce.baakets. boautithl inkstands, and an infinity of recherché articles, not to be equalled in I,ou4ion, )NOR GOUT, RHEUBrATISIW;"/MTVErik.UMATIC GOUT ,GOI.LYAND.IIH - EUMA'IIe• PILLS : -ere a certain agd safe remtdy ,;they restoro.tranquillity to the nervet 'eve time to the stt mach, and - strength to the whole system: No 'ether Medicine can be compared to, these excellent pills, as they'preventthedisorder from attacking the Stomach or Head, , and -hats, litestoreetAlinusiuide from pain and misery to health and n-i 74 g— 4 ., • • • . • • s ity .A, Willoug' b) and Co :, 'Lae B. G. Windus; ltl , BishoPi. gate Without, and neArly all Medicine,Yendcrs, at Is. 110. or 2s. Od: per liez.- - - .; QIJ44 W1411).1-'1 ,1 .'8 () I) A . _ A N,1).-POTASS' . 31,- ' l7r WATERS, , rod IERATER•LEMONAI)E. • The eontinucd•prefereneeof the public for the above celebrated, preparations (notwithstanding the low price at which imitations are frequeptly:Vended),id'abundantly proves their superior quality. that it only remains for the manufacturers to 'express their acknowledg= merrta and to caution ecnsuitters' against an imposition often prac tised 57 unprincipled persona Schweppes bottles, with a spu rious osmpositlon, and passing, it off as Schweppe's. manufacture. None hi genuine Without attbe..l ' , epreS'enting the name of their firm. SC HW EPP E'S MAGNESIAYfor the cure of sea sick. fle.f.ss Soar: schfity, &c.. - is an Ini&thable mediti e, scientifically made With the aid of their: poweribl machint ry, antt patronised universally by the medical profession • SOld; together with the . .alfrrif, by moat respectable Chemists in' the %United f itingdomf•tyl, lierners-stf&l London ; • and at. their Branch Manufactories:at lki er , p t io 1 .• Bristol, and Lerby.• .. B s ell ! s .- ein 0 07Z, of Suntray,• Mardh 3, will ' ' . iir fritt ' - con i' ,ilt - aii'gskunt of th 9 Liv-erpoOl Grand National Steeple -c4as, 1} 11 41W._, , Otr„i0Q,;01 1 4100 'Coursing. Also 'the fi ght bfityieetr'Tlkss'irArKt l o4. the ;TiPton Slasher. Si x penny , posesfrifiips 16 ge. ettint, jut., , {7o, tro.tul, will - inn!, a lacipy of jlell's Life by return of post. • _ TUESDAY.I,IGHT'§ GAZETTE. • LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE', Fre:. 26, 1844 - Orders .for the Coert'a change,-ef,- mourning, ov Thursday, the 7th 'Of March next,' for hie late Royal Highness the Duke of Saxe. Coburg Gotha,- father of hiS - Royal - Highness :Prince' -Alherc and- uncle. and fatter-in-law - ttilier=4fajeity, ladies to ,wear black silk, fringed!lor,plain nen, .white necklaces , and ear=rings, black or white' shoes, fine and tippiti; '' The genileinen . to wear black, full trimmed; fringed of plain `linen, black swords and heckles. The .'Court to change' the mourning- further, on Thursday the 14th of March next, viz. —The ladies to.irear black silk or-velvet, coloured.ribnons, fant and tippets. or plain white, or white and gold,. or-white and silver stuffs, With block. ribbons. - The gentlerne n to wear i z ack coats., 40 , ,black_or plain white, or white and gold,- or white and silver stuff waist coats, full trimmed, coloured:swords:and - buckles.': And, on Thursday, the 21st of March neat, - the Court to r so of - mourning. WHITEHALL W Fin. 21. ' The Lord Chancellor has appoin,44 John Pilgrim; jun., of: Chipel-field, in the city of Norwich., Gent, to be 4,Master Extraordinary in the High Courfof Chancery.' ' ' The .Lord :Chancellor has also appointed James A insworth, Of Blackburn, in the county . { palatine of Lancaster, G en t., to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. • - ' • BANKRUP.TS.' : • CHARLES BLANDY BAYLEY, :draper, • Abingdon, Berkshire, to surrender; - March 4, 'at half-past one, and April 12, ,at one, , at the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore; 'official assignee, Basinghall-street ;. Ashurst, Cheapside. • f THOMAS HODSDON, butcher, Harrow, Middlesex, March 15,. at half-put one,' and: April 13; at one, at the Court' .of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Old Jewry; Poole and Gamlen, Grat's Inn-square. WILLIAM'IHLNItY CHAPLIN; 'bricklayer, Inworth, Essex, Mirch:6, at half-past twelve,. acid-March 2`9' at'half-. past one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. • Grs,9,:oftkiataitig nee, Aldelinanbuiy; Bell, nedford,row,. London , ; ,IVaybew, Coggeshall, &sex', WILLIAM SCOTT,: wine -merchant, Regent:sfreeti March - 6, at half-past twelve, and April 10;at eleven,.. at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lackington, official assignee, Colemanistreet buildings ; Clarke, George-street, •Mansion-house. ' - ' THOMAS GREENING, surgeon,_ Worcester, March. 13, and Ap't•il 10, at tielve, at the Birmingham District Court., Whitmore;. official assignee, Birmingham ;•'llObeson, Brims grove. ?BOMA S GRIFFITHS, draper, Stoke- upon- Trent; March b, at twelve, and April 12, at one, at the Birininglnirn Diafria Court. Valpy, official. assignee, Birmingham ; Middleton, Stone ; Hodgson, ! irmingharn. GEORGE COPAGE, victualler, Wolverhampton, Staf fordshire, March 7, at halrpast eleven, and April 11, at eleven, at the Birmingham 'District. Court. Whitmore, official as signee, Birmingham ' • Phillips and Bolton, Wolverhamptc;n. ROBERT PADDON, chemist, Hirtlepeol; Durham, March 8, at twelve; and April 15, at two, at the Newcastle upon-Tyne District . Court. Wakley, official , assignee, New-, castle-tipon- Tyne ; Hartlepool; .Meggisan and Co., King's•road, 13edfordarow; tendon. • - EDWIN BRASS, grocer, Taunton, Alarchl 1., and April 10, at twelve. at the Exeter District Court. Hemmen, official assigner, 'Exeter; Trenchant, Taunfon ;, Terrel, *Exeter ; Whitaker. Lincoln's Inn-fields, London. JOHN GOSS, draper, Devonport, March tiott twelve, and April 10, at eleven, at tie Exeter District Court. Hertzel, official assignee, Exeter ICrosby and Compton, Churchtourt, Old Jewry, London. - _ NOTICES OF INSOLVENCY. • JAMES M'ARTHUR, blaeksmith, Linlithgowubridge, March 1 and 23, at twelve, at the chambers of A. Strathern, Glasgow. ANDREW WILSON, grocer. Paisley, March 6 and 22, at one, at the Saracru'a Head Inn, Paisley. • - JAMES CAMPBELL, baker, Edinburgh, March 6 and April 3, it two, at the chambers of Cairns and Moffat, Edinburgh. - ' JOHN lI‘LEOD and CO., . linen drapers, Edinburgh, March 4 and 23, at. one, - at the chambers of Dundas end Ja mieson, Edinburgh. • - • - - ' • J. L. Blanchard, commission agent, Great Trinity-lane, City. G. Beesley, gardener ) Tewkesbury, .Gloucestershire. W.• Roberts, farmer, Wickwar,..Gloucestershire. • . • . T, Hughes, farmer, Newland, Gloncestersbire. W. Audrey, carter, Liverpool. W Charlton ) carpenter, - Dorchester-place, New N or th- roa d. J. Roebuck, farmer, Kirkburton, Yorkshire. . . G. Hewitt, - cowlteeper, Sheffield. • J.' Aie, boatman, M e xborough, Yorkshire. - J. Haywood, clothier, Shepley, Yorkshire. E. Weatherstone, plumber, Cheltenham. . W. Griffiths, .grocer, Saithaelwyd, Flintshire. J. Stammers, licensed pn eriievictualler,toaais neTotnel, Devonshire. D. lit h ire; T. Bate; land agent,...Neath, Glamoreanshire. • : R: Wigg, plumber, Redenhall, Norfolk. M. Carter, doctor in medicine, Reading, Berkshire. . • A. Bower, victualler,'Rempstone; 'Nottinghamshire. ' • J. Scales, land steward, Battle, Sussex.. . . . • J. 0. Webb, accountant, Greenwich. . J. Slark, Cowley Peachey; Middlesex. ' . • . R. Smith, clerk. Seckford-streit,'ClerlienwelL. - .. ' IL Knight, Maidstone, Kent. . . T, Ives, blacksmith, Wokinghtin, Wiltshire . . ' . - G. Eastwood, coin dealer, For&titreet, Cripplegate. •- • J. Brown, tailor, Clifton-street, Finsbury. D. Robinson, wharfinger, Sneinton, Nottinghamshire. . T. Chatwin, brazier, Aston, Warwickshir& ' . • T. Cooper, Paradise-street, key maker, Chapman- s t., Islin g t on . E. Brown, Paradise-sheet, Lambeth. . , . W. Collender, painter; Edward-str ee t; Lii ne h ouse . T. - Clineh, beer retailer, Albert's-place, City-road. J. Parrett, blacksmith,: Bradford, Yorkshire. J. Grierson,linendrsper, Huddersfield, .Yorkshire. J. West, tobacconist, Northampton. . T. Hooper; accountant, Pendletoo, Manchester. • W..llazael, miller; Kirby-street, East ; India-road, Poplar. W..Clogg. farmer, Treworgey, Cornwall. „ • . F. A. Do-nford, artist, Upper Portland-place; Wandsworth-rd. D. Collins, trimming manufactUrei, Bennett's.:pl., Bethnal-gr. J. Newman, stage-coachman, Thorn-bill, Battle-bridge. _ J. Vinten, boot maker, lt4 --ettot-strect, Grosvenor-square. R. Palmer, omnibus condu c t or, - Westham, Esilea. ‘ ' J. S. flenstead, accountant, Stoke N e wington-road. S. J.• Butler, jeweller, W ors hi p -street, Finsbury. - 5.. - Elcock. clerk, Liverpool-street, King's.cross. .J. Hunt; farmer, Hadham, Hertfordshire. '' • . —' .. ' - .1. Yearimas, jun., fruit salesmen, Cole-street lsortli,D69tir-ril. I. ; Gwinuett, Ledbnry, Herefordshire. Jr Kerrison, provision dealer, Hyde; Cheshire. R. - Fish,boot maker, Chatham., KMasters, jun., fancy soap.maker, Bristol." • ' N..Berinett, Wheelvrright_ Church -street, Waterlood-road. S. Peel, leather dresser, Coin,, Lan'hiie. A. Ruhl,se. coffee-hous e k eeper, Leather4ane, Holborn. T. F. Church, plumber, Roch es t er , K ent: J. Ikl‘Larty, beer retailer; Ritcliffe-highwaY. - - - J. Jones, den . ) man, D evons h ire -street; Queen-equate. . J. Young, Pax t on-s q ua re.ir, l4 9snarket. 3, Stucbfield, harness ma ker, John-street North, NlarYl ebwe ' J. Not, farmer; Harescombe, Gloucestershire. .. - J. Hollit, master mariner, West Cowes, Isle:of -Wight. - G. Pacey, plumber, Kettering; Northamptonshire. T. Hitt:lman; licensed victualler, Kidlington, Oxfordshire.. W. Cooper, boot maker, Carnden-paisige, Islington. W. - Chadwick, worsted spinner, Bridtard, Yorkshire.' ' . - SECOND NpTIGES. '• i S. Wilson, house agent, Balham, Surrey, March 12,0 ,Oeven, at the CoUrt of Bankruptcy. John , on,offiCial assignee. J.- Clinton; horse dealer; Maidstone, Kent; - March 13, at two, at the Court of Bankrupt c y. J ohnson ,official'aivigne e . i lf-Past eleven, aS. Seabrook, police..officer, Rocliford Essex, March 1, at ha . t the Co urt of Bankruptcy: Lickington, official assignee. W. Jarrett, wood dealer, Chatham, March 13,, at one, at the . Court of Bankruptcy. Lacking.. ton, official assignee. • ... T. Crane, brewer's servant; G ree k -street, S o b o , March ra, -at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lackington, official assignee. . • - -J. Parks, grocer, Trafal gar -S treet, W a l wor th, March IS, at half-past eleven, at the C ourt of Bankru p tcy . Lackington, . . officisl assignee. . , .W. P. Stokes, co m p os it or, H aberdas h ers - s t ree t, Met* March 19,.at-eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson,- official assignee. . - - • • J. Bills, lodging-housek eeper, West .Ham, Et March ,20, text - at half-past twelve, at the, Court 'of Bankruptcy.' -I'ackington, official assignee. i H. Darl;e swater,, March 4, at . y, tailor, Porchest er - roa d, Ba y 4elve, at the Court of 13ankruptCy. . Graham, Official assign e e. IC. Dirceyi• 'cowkeeper; Charlotte-mews; - C a stle-street, Bloomsbury, March 4, at half-p as ttwelve, at : the _Cou r t of Bankruptcy. Turquand, official a s signee. • , . S. - Bro o k s , boot maker, Orchard-street,' St. -- Lnke'st 11 . 1 arch 4, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Grahaln,t4ficial as si gn ee . J. Sharp, cloth fi nisher, Huddersfield, Y Ma rch , ah u,. at eleien,.at the Leeds District Court. Fearne,official asslgnee. T.' H. Cspee, attorney-at:law, Reedness, Yorkshire,' March 2; at eltsten v et • the •Leeds.Distriet Court.- Fearne,.. official assignee. • , T. Firth,labourer, Birstik Yorkshire; March - 2; at - eleven, at the Leeds District Court. - Fearie. official tssignee. • T. Thompson, innkeeper, Mickletpn;.Y9kshire, March 2, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. 11.3pe, official assignee. J. B. - Fuller, "attorney-at-law, Tenbury, Woreestershire, Mardi 2, at half-past ten,'at the 'Birmingham District Court. Whitmore, official assignee. • • ' - , • . -,. . W. 06. butcher, Sheffield, March 4, at eleve n, at the LOefl3 DiStrict Court. Young; o ffi cial assignee. .. . . . ! J. Cornish,. railway contractor, Sheffield, March 4, at eleven,. at the Leeds District Court.. Young, official assignee.. C r- Blenkin;' - farmer, Ottringham, Yorlcaliire; 'Mtirelt - '4.'at eleven; at the Leeds District Court. Freeman; official assignee:, T. Lister, boatman, Halifax, Yorksbire,. March 4, at eleven, at the Leeds DiStrict COurt. Freeman , official assignee. R: Crosby, mercer ' 'Wear,' Yorkshire, Alateh 4; at eleven,- at the Leeds District , Court. Freelnitas official,o, sd i gape. , , W. Turner, plasterer, Halifax, Yoocshiias March 4, at eleven, ae,the Leeds District Court.' _York shire, J Leeds Syke D Sykes, farther; Brookside; Court. FLtsta. official l t iire.- slereha a ss ignee 4; at leo en , at t he E. ' Fell, innkeep er; Halifax', Yorkshire,' Mit c h';;;; at el e Ve n , at the Leeds District Court. -Noting; official siiiignee; - • J. Jones, 'broker, Liverpool, March 4, ,at, eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Bird, official assignee.. . - E. PierpOnt;-dairyinan, Liverpool, = Marely 4;'at eleven; :at the:Liverpool District.Conrt. :Turner, official assignee,: .. -,. . C. Parsonage, buteher„ Kirkdale„ Laneashire,-. March 4„ at eleien; at the Liverpool District Contt. ' Wien', official assigneei• • • - ' -•-. ‘- 'a. kr,. DivjpENDS.. . _ . _. - , At the Court of Bankruptcy, Ilasinghall-street; •T. ar.d . T. -P. Trapp, tallow ehandiers, Chunith-street, Southwark, March 21,• .at twelve...2W; • m arl ; fan:l2o4er; Newington; 13rigstock, Northamptonshire, March. :49, , at hallapast two— w March .at'srhoimr Wiltshire, so n , tarernlc a e: ll l;e 4 r l , f, G pa r:ei:t t - l w a o ls vv , g ‘ fo ll ke owiloh: vine. merchont, ,b S i w aat a te ff ht h w ir 9 :Ne:fo . l ' lt H , l ii l e s hi4 :oll ,k l ;- 9 .11 . 6 it i t i . # t ' v.. 2 o N - 61 J - ; B ar a ti tes m ,., groeer, Three Colt -street, - Lfelelteititi , March' 19; at tirelie.L.' D. Aumonier, jeweller, -• Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square,: March 20, at half-past two. • - i ' . 1 L. Fernandei: -N I J ' viner jun.,,corn.millera,"Waliefield. -Yorkshire,_ mi.. 1. ,-- - , e , . J,Z •at Anger!, at the Leeds District Court,--1 1 d. Potter, Jn. Potter, , and Js.. l Ari n s4 t e: - Na linta,6 72! .. ',. .Petter, cotton .pinndri; - Minelieste?, ' Mltrcti2; 'it eleven, at: Manchester ' Distriet:Courte , -E., ( R , -Baileyotuff printer, ' Pen.' dleton, Lancashire,. March 1 .1 at; twelve, • at i the Manchester L th! F C ei o na un ii t d rv e - : i; iic; J. 1... F ., _ t - 4.n , i : e . 5. ,. : Distrtcf.Court—J. Ftirze.P ' Paingtnzi : Deifinsliiie, March 21, at'ileven, at li4 l / 4 -ri lit District - -*Coiert.t—H. Detr-- Ex 7il Te g r r D °(* is r tr '' i ß ct ri C d o P9 ur r t t — ' D r. "lll44l l l H re i l tVlC 4l"l / 4 Lw. h Z°,!,lil t eira;tenicit,"coatbet' at 'twelve, at nie the i'a Ele n t ts er ; D St is '. tr T ic h t tli Cailt ;illh i.•- e merchant, :Lis.: verpool, March-20, at:•twelee ,- at:lhOPFStiritorilii?istri4 Court —J. Coitherd,lisailler, llngills Weltritoreland,, Niirch 2 0, at ope,'at tho Neiriiiitlemton-Tytio mottiet •Co il it.„4.l nesktpi PARLIAMEN TARP DIVISIONS. (From the Vates mad Proconitngs sf the Howe cif.Commosts. iOEsDAY, • PER. 27.. DUBLIN PROTESTANT OPERATIVE . gteeeri, Morpetli, Aorth umberland,. March 20, at: eleven, antic - i 1 INTEIILIGENCE. r Newca3tle,upon7l.ptp Distrlct,Coart, ' : • • -:CERTIFICATES 'te be 'gtiin't'sict,anilese'ciiise 1) . 0 shown foilie -1 ' • -- ' ‘11.4W fru 111011 SE) i 0 F. -1013D_S, , Erb. 2 7: - . y 7 7' . • - , :•: cont9ity; on 'the day': , bereirt-ineritiened; ' : :•-'. - o - .. - -r : The HP4. tli* , •to - d. 10 -hear appeals. The Peers S. 1.1.. - Aniger, bookseller, -Philpot , lane ',City March .1 , 9- 16resent 'Were the.tord - ChaneAft)r„ Lord Drotteliani : $7 , - it E. Brain, copper-plate printer, .Rodney -street, Penton4ille, Lord CertiliihinVitncl Lad rh... 4 4.+1 - - - --, . March 21-.. FL add , lPSiestrigei., toy - dealers,' Calea tiin- stieet, 1 ' - • :': . - : - :',3 ":Eikites ii,,ifo; imp. .. City, March 21;•',R..Evershecl, timber merchant, Palbor.ough, ...: , This case cane : , befoaxi -tbelt Jr. QrcishiP4. ttl)Qu aPj 3 CI•L Sussex, March 19-T, Dighy, , coin • dealer,- Lower - Clanton - , ! if out , the - tzlee .isiptt 9f (the: .MastßF pf ..the..Rolls. .1 he 1 March 22- . :G. Baines,: inukeetier; POrtaii; Hanip•hire, Alarctu, question r in the case - was WbOthe according to the eiln-. 26-J. Jenkins,- eowkeePer;- Symond's-street, Chelsea, March ; 19-W..- H u bb o ek, p awn b ro k er; S ont h_Shi elds; D urhara,•March.. . litrtietion 'of `thy Will' 'rind ' cidi ei /s 'Of "-ill's late EarlriSl 2 . 21-J. Donnelly x merchant, Liverpo o l, M arc h 19,--L. J.': Fer- Stratford, :. the . -respowient,i :.Mr;; George iißyng,,.Ttbei nindes;' Corn . 'rn l iibr,' l -Wakefield,. Y o rkshi re , ' MarCh 20-1.1.' _Member for-4top,ktofl9.lllP9l O.C . RAT a ' 'life' ,: Ashton .ruanufacturtisg. chemist , Liverpool , March _2l:-.-.W. interest in the Fici,uary,o9,pyrt,y of the . late Earl" Or Es.ithnce, .whitesmitb, - Shrewsbury, M a rch, 20:-E.: T. Gore, Stiafford, 'aineunting "to upwards of 406,0 0 0/.. - - -Qn= th'e , cattle deiler, Tilehurst, - Berkshire, March 19. L. C:"Lecesne; • 'ease' coming - - on'Aiefore ihe - M-ister of - the ' Hells, alter: merchant, Ferithoreh-beildiegs, • Fenehureh-street,;Mareh:l9 several proceedings , , belbria hint, -...his ,Lordship .de,l -4. E. • 11. Barley, duff :printer, ~Pendletenp- Lancashire, -.March . eid.ed . that. the : responclent,.took au absolute interest in. 19-L. F.l.liiugham, flour seller, Biliewell, Derhyahire, March 19-B: Crawl!, glass ilealer; - Crnydou, Marth-19.11:t Warner the residue, etna.from, that decision the , present appeal' 7 was lii-Olight. - ' ' '' ' ' ' - - ' - -• --::',' E. Altirsack,: T. Mannirtg;tud J . Manning:. brandy Alistillerai. • Liverpool, March 19,-..1. Crisp,auctioneer,Livol,March 19. Mr. - Kiridersieji titut Mi.A'artier''appeared•for "the tipLo PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV E . , .:, pellant,_ and. the ..' 'Solicit' ori`General And t , Mk.: - :Ruutaly , E. T. and E. H.' Jones, Bristol=-M.Stanbury, E. Rutley, were counsel for the respondent. ... 7 , . ,-. :-, , - , - - ‘ , Y TUrner , without calling upon the Counsel for the Ward, grocers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-J. - Cartwright and ,- - ! s O. . . and L. C. Raley,' carriers, Dam., Kent,-- 7 R.: Hudson and J. Their [,,ORDSHIPS,, taftee .heuring I\ir.Xin,deiiley and J. W. Hoisfall, - dyers,'Rawfolds, Yorkshire-J. tonallach and respondent to address the Menge-, gave-judgment, dis- J. Briggs-The Plymduth,Patent Alkali ..COmpany (so far ns missing the .appeal with Castszoitii :.• . regards J. Burnell, J . Bryant, W. Eales, P. E. Lyne, and W. klurnell)-C. B:Parker, G. Parker,' and E. S. Kennedy; Li . - vtrpool (se far as regards C. S. Paiker)-X. S. Parker and W: - 4. Sandhacb, ; Liverpool- r ,W. Jacques, W. S. Jacques, J. S. Jacques, and B. -R. S. Jacques,bosiers, Sheepshead, Leices, tershire-W. Johnston and IL Barrett, jun., printers, Mark. , lane-J.. Sprat and C. Brandin, pawnbrokers, Norwich..-J: Croft and S. Ward, farmers ? Fownhope, Hereferdshire-•ZW. gay and C. N. Wiwi], rope manufacturers, South Shields -44 B. Lord and , M.-Coghlin, woollen -cloth :manufacturers, ~.1 ' Bieltham, Yorkshire-T. Dyson, W. Dy son , and B. Dyasm, Nrbollen cloth manufacture rs , Netherthoug, orkhire-J. El liott and T: Hnghes, coach makers, Ri c h mon d, Surrey'-J. 8: Williams and .I. Sne lling, leather diesaers, St. Martin's-lane-- W. T. Th - relfall and - .T.. Smith, ironmongers, St. Helen's, Lancashire-13. Overlfury and P. Whitaker, cloth factorsJ. Heavan and J. Williams, • mercers, Hereford-4. Yeadon • and W. Seddon, conamon.brewers, Salford, Lancashire-W. Bailey and J. Ford, chemists, Wolverhampton. ' SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. COUPT OF COMMON iLess,'FeL. 27. (Before Uhl Chieflnstice - • •• ' LORD WM. PAGE . GET" v THE 'EARL OF CARDIGAN. • citim;_,Om r. ' • . 7! The ScftlorrCot-Grsatuti(irt continuation front our afteri eon .Rdition of yesterday) said--Lord William's son. wfts in teen-street, and he takes this bOy. out With hiM, and waits - in a cab until Whiter shoUld corne•to. So, according to Winter, Lord Williauieuakes the :appointment, goes.ont in his cab, knowing the adultery is to, be committed, waits qUietly in his cab,until it is Committed, and then goeihrinie.' And after all -this, On the Monday night he.meets his. wife at the Duchess of Richmond's... He -sends - his wife to Ports mouth ; .be g'cope to Porism'Outh rafter her, and 'after that brings this action. , Lord Wm. Paget seas.not -on terms of in, timacy with any of his family, but 'William had been on terms of intimacy with the Duchess of ItiChmond, Lord 'William's sister. The Duchess had 'beard the'story on 'the • Sunday night. She had investigated -it, 'and: so convinced 'was she of its falsehood, that notwithstanding the plaintiff was her brother, the intimacy hid subsisted up to the present hour. The first thing to be Considered was the; character of the witness. Winter. Was he worthy of eredit ? While J 4 Mr. Hamer's service le had been acquainted with those per sons whose naives they had heard. He left Hamer's and went to Bartlett's, and they had heard him state the Teasons for his leaving liartletVa. , He would not swear that he did not `fraudulently approPriate Mr. Bartlett's money; for his own He' was 'dismissedfroln Bartlett's in - Febrini7,l.B4B, And froth that - time to Augustlehad not:had anyregular employment. He was in a state or the greatest distress.. Lord W. Paget was aware of the cause of hiS dismissal from Bartlett's, and being aware of Winar'S poVerty and of ,his character, he em ploys him to watch in the manner stated? He sent - Mr. Fisk to him, and Winter .at once agreed to do that which has been given in evidence, but 'on' what 'terms did not appear. Nnw, he - was in the back drawing-room under the sofa on the Saturday; the folding doors were closed, and yet he would make the jury believe lie could hear what Was ,going on in-the front drawing-room. 'He now came to-the second day, ,pu which day the doors were all left.open. could they suppose an act of criminal. intercourse to hai taken place under'such cireutristances. It seemed they put Winter under the 'Befit in the back drawing-rooth, and shut the folding doors, so th a t lie was in precisely the same situa tion' as he had been on the Saturday. Lady W. Paget thep went into'the'room , where- Lord Cardigan was, opened the folding door, and left it open during the time the criminal in tercourse was taking place; so that any one coming into back drawing-room could see all that was going on. She had closed the window, it appeared, - but' had left the _ door open: Winter said that he heard kissing, breathing, and conversa tion, and, among other things, ho heard Lady William ask Lord Cardigan to procure a place fora person, which had been the purpose for which he had been sent for to the house. Now he did not doubt but that Whiter had been placed under ' the sofa by Lord William Paget; but Winter had stated to day that which halad not pre'viously stated. -He had told Lord William Paget, in the presence of Major Close, that he had not seen more on the Sunday than lie had seen ou the Monday. That statement' had been taken down in writing, and was in the possession of Lord W. Paget.. Now after his visits for the last fortnight to. Lord W. Paget, they found him to-day adding to the statement that he had' drawn him self out from the sofa ' gone to the folding door, and seen . cardigan and Lady W. Paget. Now, could that he true? Had lie alvrAt. told that story? He admitted that he told Mr. Fisk that he was under the sofa in the front drawing-room, Where - .the act was .represented as having taken place, and that he Was nearly scratched by Lord.Car digaWs spur. It, did not appear that anything of the kind had been, seen • by the `witness Thomas'; the whole case rested upon the uncorroborated evidence ofWin - ter.. There, was, no single fact to implicate Lord Cardigan and Lady' William Paget, except thoSe deposed to by Winter, and Winter aliine: How came Lord W. Paget to place Winter under the sofa? Had his suspicions been - excited by. any previous information—by any acts of indis 7 cretion? There was nothing Of the sort given' in evidence; no such thing had ever occurred, for -it-had occurred, it would have. been given in evidence. Lady W. Paget had been in Portsmouth for the last twelve months; Lord Cardi gan had never been there, and 'the Onljr'thing given in evi dence was, that twelve months before Lord Cardigan' had sometimes called on Lady Paget while Lord W. wasfrom home. ThiS matter commenced by Lord W. Paget bringing his lady . up from Portimmith the - Bth-of August, and - then placing. the man under , the,- sofa. It 'appeared that on one . occar sion Lord William Paget had • used personal violence to wife, and had frequently used abnsive language, and a,night or two before Lady :W. Paget's . arrival in town, he had passed the,, night with a prostitute.- Re allirded these 'facts to, show that he Was not the affectionate ind'at tentiye husband that hii Learned Friend had re resented him to be.. It was-utterly. incredible ,that - he d have.been. „ • living on terms of affection with his wife. He cared not for t his Wife—for her rept-01'6n; or her happiness;' he eared not for the: infamy' het might-bring upon:het:if ht ':cotilci wres.ti from& rich noblemart—and- he fixed upon one who was in some • degree of unpopularity With the cared for nothing IM) that 'he -might wrest from - him a - 'sum of money. • Could. ' they.believe that the, offenke. bad been cOmmitted?, Hewes sure they:did not give credit to the testimony 9f the witness. This Witness had received regular pay froin Lord W. Paget • • ghee, on the 'morning 'of the last: 'trial, ,he 'had come to - give. evidence. thought he had. not been well treated; and becaUse he had not been subpce-:, naed, be did not come: He went 'to. Mr.: Powell's, Lord Cardigan's solicitor:. - .Did he expect Lord Cardigan would 'buy . him off.? • That witness who would make au affidavit for tvio' guineas, but not for one—wile would not give 'evi .dence unless be were well treated—who had promised to pay: his creditors with the money he was to receive: after this trial - - '—would get no money from Lord Cardigan. Lord Cardigap . and - LadyPaget defied hint, and letlfirt as y his Worst-- • 'let him go inteajtirY-box, - and see-if a Jttry. will believe him. It was , impossible to call. any party to contradict his teszi molly, for the 'only persons whO could contradict it were Lord Cardigan and Lady William -Paget, aud neither of those , eopld: be called._ It was, therefore, for the jury to, test the truth of the story--to considerhis charactor, :to consider the-improbability of his story in' the - different versions .he :had given Of the same transactien, and to-ask ' 'themselves if they could act upon his evidence, and blast the ' character of a laity who, had hitherto passed through life without a - stain, - and to Convict- Lord Cardigan of having seduced the wife of his friend. They had seen the witness.; , 'they had heard him give his. testimony; and in their hands he left the case. • •. IMmediately - .after the Solieitor.:General had concluded his address ; the, jury returned a verdict for the defendant. , . The announcement Was received With applause which was-''' instantly checked by the officer of the Court. ' • . 134.NKRUPTCYCO,UPT 1;' b. 27. (Before Commissioner Sir C; F. IN RE JAMBS MATH WS. This dag..being appointed, for the 'adjourned hearim upon this inseivent's (the well-known comedian) application for . his interim order,- the Court Was crowded with theatricals, who -seemed-to tak6 - un intmise interest. in the proceedings,- and, not unfrequently, bursts.sof,applause -followed some of -thematiV 'answers given by Mk. 'lllatheWs 'to interrogations by Mr. 4araes. •-• Mr..James e with Mr. Chargoo,;appeared.for Foveral cre ditors; and Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. C. Jones for Mr. C. Mathews. . . • . Mr. James said,. that ,on, the Present occasion Mention to the court that Mr. Anderson still opposed the insolvent's 'interiin order, on the ground that ` upon the face of the sehethile Mr. Mathewslwas•'not entitled to the relief he sought for... , • • ; • • Sir C. F. WILLIAMS Observed that the prOgresspf the case appeared 'not - oniY - likely to inVolve the insolvent in : destrue-' tioni but also to delay the interest of -Mr. Anderson. In. (Sir C. F. Williams's) opinion, the insolvent had made not only.a liberal Offer, but an oiTer which - it was `to le"feiretl• from the terms of-the' agreement she wOukl!searcoly2bs.(,able to carry oat: . ' • . -• • ' - ; :Mr. James—That is very trite, your- honour, but' 3r. •AndeAOn 'feels it his duty to =op pose the- application. contend thatthe insolVent &tight-Mx to thaVonrt,in For-, tugal-street, and see if, on his second petition s .he would be allowed his'ilikharge with the same fatitity as he proposed' to obtain it -froth: the present c(nrs:e of proceedings.:: - My. James then subjected Mr.!Mathows 'to a 4ong nation, arid drew from hint a long detail otbis binbarrass ments, his earnings,- expenditure', ' the-iriotie in - which lie raised money,: his jotfraey...to France; &e. The object .0 - as, to show- that the sum of 400/., which had been raised. by pawning various articles, *had been 'extravagantly - apent that trip' instead of laving been-applied to the liquidation of , his debts. •„ • • , !Mr:'MathewS stated the f t he went '.tc; Flince because. lie dared riot - remain in:En krandnii 'i r comint of- the preskre• of his creditors. - ALBoaffe had proniiied:to facilitate llgs gud : Mrs. Mathews's appearance, before a .Parisian anilience„and he was to have perforined - for ACClsre's bemitit, but - be found that as alert ,of his debts'ii-as'bri bilis of exchange, • he .teal ixt „even more danger in Paris -than in, therefore he. resolved .to 'return and take • all Consegoen'ees, especially ais imputations had been thrown , out against . hhn in his- aliserice; which..b.e.:,was-Aiesirous of meeting; atri wiping gut.. , He wentto Frat, ce. by the advice of Mr D avi s a proles on`at` dtleman,`to , whom . he bad been • introduced by' ' ,•• • Sir.C,-.F. ',1,r,t1..LrA2413 said the, adviceundr ,the circum ' stances, ivas not bad,' but the dillialtv now Tay in the result, the - expenditure' of - 714 Cairt irOtibi not Over , look s extrkragance3ander. any circumstances,,:) Mathews • explaine4 tha,the paid 106/. of the 400/., `before he left; 'and 'brOnglit' hack He - ,14.4 . 11:115Jected to a heavy expenstiaile abroad, but spent.nothing Joneerrrgatt xou...not -pasted.,with those . jciyebi Iyhich • belonged to Storr agd 'Mei:tinter • Mr. Math ad:*''' Mr., Whi st ler held' itim - advanced. I Anna--egret that Itehould bavAlion*WrOnctin this matter, but I really considered to L lieinmy aosg, lute possession' while the monthly payinient 'at* ide 2 lb6,6e' - ieWalsolts I-statet3Att thela6 nieehtig, relidseddayfronoitan EXAMPLES. Entry. P fs " : Y. ' Ate. itun, ( Pr nal en. 1 1 3 11 n e l g. = h as. Seduced. a. d. A s. d. A s. d. £ s.d. 1837 39 89 1,000 61 8 .4 132-14 6 58 19 9 8.19 4 1838 ll4 56 3,000 175 150 296 9 7 123 0 6 16 9 7 Anotker &Attiewill he tied' ared h the presiatt year. DEFEETED •NNCITIES. The hest and moat varied provision for after-life hitherto offered— every 21. -128. per annum, paid from the age .f twenty, will, at sixty live, give the policy,holder the choice •f an annuity ag 471..16a. 6d., or 349 1 . 113. cash, or policy at death of 4661. Similar arlyaatages.at fifty, Arty-five, and sixty, through as increased annual payment— two-thirds payments le.nt at anytime, and two-thirds returned to re presentatives in cases of premature death. F. FE.4OIJSON CAII ITX,. Sec. T HE - , MARINERS - and GENERAL • ASSURANCE COMPANY: L . • ' Expressly estahlished for Insurances on the Lives of Mariners, (whether • members ,- of the Royal pr MercanttleNayy) and: Military offiecrs.—lt is to he noted:pat, the Policies .-qf this Ctaupany wilt coVer • yoyagi•S of i'very dt-titriPtOti and ' serilte in every, part Cif tlio •a ,•• • .. giobe. The' Lives of Fishermen and Boatmen'also insured. High rates of premium have hitherto operated against thlSkind of Asaitrance, hut as the stale now adopted will he found as low as is consonant :with the risk, it is helievod that thigfact,„coupled with other advantaaes ; will induce a'great increase of insurers. Deterred knniiitleft to' 'Mariners ' granted upon 'very moderate. Premiums. . .' • r' The Preiiiihms . for . airiet•al' Alwitritnces arc based upon a new act jusfeataiile of mortality: • '• • .... ''-- • • • • ' Tea nand -percent. 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Motion made; and Question.put, '• That there be laid before the House, a Copy of an Address presented' to tne LOrd Lieutenant of Ireland from the Dublin Protestant Operative Association: and Reformation. Society, dated the 14th day of October; 1,843, together with the Aificial Reply of the Lord 'Lieutenant; dated - • Vice-Rigid 'Lodge, OctOlaer 16th, 1643: The House divided?— • 7 . I 'MINORITY—AYES, 54. ' , Aglionby, H. A. - -Ellis, Wynn Scott, Robert Aldam, William Evans, William . Stanstield, W. it Blake, AL J. _ Ewart, William , Stuart, Lord J. Blewitt, Reginald Forster, Matthew Stock, Ser,,eant Bowes, J. : Gibson, T. M. - • Strickland, Sir 3. Bright, John Gill, Thos. • Strutt, Edward Brocklehurst J. ' Hatton, Capt.-Villiers Th orne l y , Th omas J Brotherton. .. Hawes, 8.. Towneley, John Browne ' Hon. W. Hay, Sir A. L. 'Purnell, H enry Buller .E• , Hindle'', Char Wakley , Th omas Busfeifd, W. Hutt, W. Wallace. It Byng. Hon. G. S. .- Leveson, Lord . Warburton, Henry Christie, W. D. Marshall. W. Wawn, - John Colebrookc, gir T. Morris, David 'Wortley, Lord Collett John , Murray, A. . Wyse, I. Duff,James ' Napier,'Sir, Charles Yorke, R. H Duncan. George • Palmerston, Visct. TELLERS. Duticannon, Lard Pechell, Captain Bernal, Captain Easthopei Sirloins - Pluinridge, Captain . Duncombe, 'l'. S. MAJORITY--NOES, 105. _ . . A Ad cl ar an e d . , La T ;d 7. . Fuller. A. m._ rd M e s y st n e e rreen ki. John Ainsworth, Peter Gladstone, W. E. Manes, Richard ' Antrobus Edward . Gladstone, Captain . Morgan, O c t av i us Sainte, COlonel H. Glynne, Sir S. R. Mu o dy, E, Si. Banker', GeOrge. Gorden, - Captaia Nevi* Ralph Bentinck, Lord 0. Gore, WO. Nichol? Righ t*Hon Blackstone; W. S. " Ooulburn, Henry Norreys,' Lord Bolder; H. 0, . ' Graham, Sit J. O'Brien, A: S. Berthwick, Peter Greenal. Peter Packe, C. w: Broadley, H. . . - Greene i I'. . Peel, Sir Robert . .- lituc2, Lord E. Hamilton, Win. J. Peel, Jonathan . Bruges, W. H. L. Wrdinge, Sir 11. Prumptre, John P. - Charteris,:Francis Hayes, SirE. • - i lt i a ept sh o * . i . gh o , e. W rtie, m.. 1, .. Chalwode, Sir John ' Henley,' J. W. Rendleshani, Lord Clayton Rice R. Herbert , ' Sidney Clerk, Si: George , Hodgson. R. Round, John Clive, Viscount Hope,. Alexander Rota, *lon. Captain Clive, R. H. ' Hope,{l . lW, Scott. F. Cochrane, Alex. Hughes, W. B. siintrorp, Colonel Coollett, W. ittalbrd Jarnel4 - Sit Walter Smith, 7. B. C. Colvile, C. Robert -Jernayn, Earl Somer.et. Lord G. Copel.nd, Alderman Jollitlb, Sir W. Stanley, Lord orry, .111glit Bon. H Kratchbull, Sir E. Sutton, Hon. H. Si. , Davies, D. A. S. Knight, H. O. Trevor, Hon. G. R. Denison, E. a. , Lawson, Andrew Trollepe, Sir John Dick, Quintin Linco'n, Earl of Trotter, J., Dickinson. F. H. Lockhart, William Tyrell, Sir J 'l'. 'Douglas, Sir C. B. Lowther, Hon. Col. Vane, Lord. ii. buncombe, A. - Lygon, Hon. Gen. Wood, Colonel Eliot, Lord M‘Geachy, F. A. •• Wood, Colonel T, Emlyn.. Viscount blackens*, W. F. , Yorke. E. 'l. Eicott..Bichkatri • Maclean •Dr ' Young, John ' :- Farnham. E. B. '. , M'Neill, Duncan ,THljaits. . Fitzmaurice, W. blahrm, Lord ' Fremantle. Sir T. Flower, Sir James March,, Earl .of Pringle; Alexander HORSE RACING PENALTIES BILL. Order for Third Readiog read; Motion made, and Question proposed, " That the „Bill be now read the third ti me :" Amendment proposed, to leave gout the word " now," and at the end of the Question, to add the wards " upon this day six months," instead thereof:—Quesiion put, " That the word ' now' stand part of the Question :".' . The Hotsse-divided • . ' - ...MAJORITY--AYES, 1:57.: , - .. • Ahisworth, Peter Fl ow er, Si r J a mes M arc h, E ar l o f ritrobus, Edmund Forster, Matthew • Masterman, John Bantle, Colonel Blackstone, W. S.. Fuller, A. E. Morgan; Octavius Bolder°, H George • Gai,kell,'.l. M. ' illorris, David Bradshaw, James Gill, Thomas Mundy, Ed. Millar Broadley, Henry -• ' Gladstone, WE. Murray, B Ra lph B uce, Lord E. , G la d stone , C apta i n Neville, Ralph B uses, W.l - 1. 1..... • Goulburn, Henry Nichol!, J. B rig . G. S._ , . ' Graham , s'r .farces O'Brien, A. S. C aytun_, R. R. Greenall, Peter Packe, C. 'W m. Clerk, Sir G. . Greene, T. .Peel, Hon. Sir R. Ciltiorne, W Ridley . Hamilton, W. J. Pr i ngle,. Al exan d er Collett, W.. R. ' - 'Hardinge, Sir H. • Rashlelgh, William CoPeland. W. Henley, J. Warner. R oun d , J o h n C 4 rry, Hon. Henry" Herbert; Sydney' - Roue,- Hi m . C ap t ain Cripps. W. Hodgson, Rich ar d S cott , H on. F. Denisorr,John .Evelyn Hughes, W. B. Smith, T- B. C. lAA. Q, : -- • Jermyn, Earl' , ' Stanley, Lord .Dfickinson, F. H. Jolliffe, Sir W. • Sutton, Hon. H. M. Dpuslak, Sir-C. - • Knatchbull; Sir E. • Trollope, Sir John OUR; James Knight, Henry Gaily Tufuell, Henry . Dlincannon, Lord Leveson; Lord - Tyrrell, Sir' '.l. - - Dlincombe. T. 8. . .. _ Lincoln, Earl. of Vane, Lord Harry Buncombe,. A. Lockhart, William Wakley; Thoinia Eisthopo, Joins "- Lowther Colonel . . Yorke, Hon: E.. T. Eliot. Lore Ligon, General Young, John •- , -tranN W. ' • Bl'Geoehy(F. A. ' Farnham, E. B. Mackenzie. W. F. . Palmerston. Viscount Fitzmaurice, W. • M'Neill; Duncan Hut . . W. -- ' -- •k • MINORITY —NOES; 21 - '- 2 Agitorbby V.A., .. • Duncan. George Stansfield, W. R. Bic*itt, R. .'' ' ' Ellis • , Wynn Btrutt , Edward Wight. 40h/1..:, - - hwart, W. thornely, Thomas Brocklehur,st, J.' ' Hatton Captain - Trelaik my, J. S. BrotheAsin,Joseph: , ;Marshall, ,Nli Milan Wawn, J. 'l'. Bro*ne, W. -" Pechell, Captain TELLERS. Busfeild,.Willlion ' Pluir.ridge, Ciptain Christie, W.l). Colvile, C. R. - Scott, Robed Hawes. B. • 'COURT CIRCULAR WlNDsoit, ,Ti/isiMY.--The Queen and Prince , 'Albert enjoyedtheir-uatual early walk this morning. - Her Ma; , jesty andher illustrious .Consort again pruntenafled i lu. tiie afterpoox - .Her l&yat Higliness the'Duchess of ICent dined With the !Weep atid - Prince Albert at the Castle yesterday evening. The ilbytil-lhicheSs went front. her residence, Frogmore Lodge, to Oa Code this-morning and visited her Majesty. It is expected that the - Court 'ieave on Satiirda next, for Buckingham --.., ~ . • his, Rpyy . a Highness the Duke. of Cambridge has - ap:. pointed ItiajOr-Getteral Sir James flieyttett-to , be lleputy Ranger of : Rielimond Park, . irl tinccession to ,the:. late • Viscount Sidmoutli. The duke of Cambridge visi'..ed her.ROyal Highness the Thichesa - of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester .• - • • . ; L.) • . • • , A:.;deputatiOnifrorn)ithe London Ilissionary'Society, consisting .. of Mr., Alderman . Challis, Chairman ; the Rer..Thomai ,Deputy'Cheirtiftini• with 'die Rer. Arthur Tithiutr-and theater. J.- -Sohn Freimaii;',Secre taries, had an interview with .the Earl of *Aherdeen.at the Foreignoffice t .yesterday; • . The Ecelesiastical . 02..iinissionK., -- ,Tiogiarul sat yes terday a ffi afternoon at the oce in - Whiteharl-place. , CommiAsioneri present,'were-the Bishop:of) Bangor: , the • -Bishop of Exeter, the Bishop of Hereford) the' Bishop. of, theßishop of Llandtdt the Bishop of Roches,. i ter, the Judke of the Prerogative Court,' the Earl or 1361-. horotigh;qhd - Eart Of HarroivlW the. - Night Hobhouse,.ihe Right lion., John!isTicholl; . l).C:L.,*--azid the_Deen l uf:Westreinter*,, , ,- , Baron de Hugel, Wurtembeg Minister, trans ac t e d _.businei Yesterday at the - Forel' . -office. . The 1 ) e .4)l' ‘Vellingtori , left ",loirri, yesterday a ftet.- noon,:for his E Seat st - Strathfieldsaryti f Hants.. The _Earl .of., ! 4herdeca - he a.il.;Y ( ie.FYißw,with Sir Robert, Peel yesterday. . Dispatelleg"Mn' the Governor . erNew Spit ' Wales Were reeii-Ved yetterday, at the Colottial 4 oillek' • ' ' Luz EQUE9 VS POSE VraAlikk..iPPrrl4lffiv.s: the following,frm , Posgn, of the lOtlf in4t - -"iT f ltecenntepii:, who in eliiidlioed . was' the t Queen•efrrtiseit; is gene to Darlin i sp the-recent dtfrig# (?CitPr hush ul, O'euireat t i ke King the ordinance enj o i n i ng th e P o li s h re f uge e s ~t ;cave . the ; Pro Vince. The prdaident 'Or ttreptiliee, 'IL 'de ltihnil4sli;flias-. 'offered . has: :lionise itortount Platery tin gist the Froveriltnent„ should allow him to continue,tc,resicle in,• the province. ,It• is, probable thattNehe stepg will be' Attended 'with any= degree of incessi, farzthe ,Busaiani Arnhassador-ligs declares that_ his .tiorArningnAliatri t e/iviefi p?rve,i!iforma fion that,revolutioneg,tue,?sures-T;ere)r gig. ta en-in Poland, and 'had every'reasOn (oliifft'atend . 'th4lll4ly. ext .- Ch. - foil - to tile (ii' DuihiriefNieer - fS )I3 Air " Chi 1. Sid' v iolo 611liga beD cl e Weil . d. . A port ly fr° utPl• . ,V 1( ~Y~~ 2 7 4 ti t l ce : or 1t oj, 0:0 0 0 6 L 9 V" ~_i