The Sun. — London, England, 1850-04-22 00:00:00

• THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING ) APRIL 11N BANK P S R , 22 , 1850. _______ .........----.---............a vow 1............• l s g f o ll ow i ng a pp e ared in our Third Edition of will be one line-of-battle ship and one steamefrigates or ascertain the fact, it was necessary to consult some l diately struck the witness across the arm with the 1 the hours of eleven and three, at the office of Mr, Bito e . ! [ e 121 guns and 1,130 officers, seamen, and marines. parchmenta, of which, as she alleged, some Roman handle of his riding whip. Tee collector, however, sten, Nottingham. A I S C S E U S RA O NC F E, S A I N I D AR O E TH S ER COM- Saturday :---] H. Clark, Leicester, cibinetmeker, 4s. 7d., Saturday, BELFAST DISTRICT. - Major-General Bainbrigge, Catholics had taken possession. She said the chapel still retained his hold, demanding the ticket, upon PRANCE. CO:sIPANIES' STOCK. April 27, or any subtequent Sathrday, between the at St. John's-wood was built with her money. She which the younger defendant rode roand his brother, A letter from Angers, announces the arrival there C. 8., commanding the district, has designed a new cross belt, which, if adoettd, we unthrstand will not fail to declared she was descended from E lward IL, which and raisieg a very formidable hunting- whip, loaded hours of eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Bittletton, Frcm the Official List. of the President of the Republic. Immediately on give the infantry soldier more ease and comfort than ne, or y saying he was a Wake, and that with lead, and with a deer's hoof for the butt of it, - she accou t I f b • Nottingham. PUBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. bis arrival there the list of the dead was, at his request, one of his descendants married a Wel- SI 1 el tel th bl t - le , 1 • •el ' - • ..eman. le eve c ree ows a Its teat in rapt eueceesio.., H l l R t L li . e coWon sninner 3s n J. .t. egg, e oys on, ancas ir , . , . , ~ LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 19. • n to him. He passed the whole of this morning sma ll give he ever can expect to obtain from those now in use. A talked to Dr. Winslow about being under the influ- the first of which fell upm his hat, and. the second t on Tuesday, April 23, or any subsequent Tuesday, be ema pouch is suspended from ouch belt below the waist, in visiting the hospital where the wounded are taken which, although haegieg near the hip, does not preve t nt ween the hours of eleven and one, at the office of Mr. 2' OTN l'e El 51' 0 OIL 211.8.1`,95MS e care of. He was accompanied by the Minister of the soldier e -rom going terough the several motions wi h ence of moon works and sun works, which, with the descended upon his shoulder. The witness, who had Pott, Manchester. . Diei dew! Amount W ar an d the general officer c o mma n ding the de- the firelock with ease and repidity. Another belt parses Passing of the Catholic Emancipation Act, had mate- some difficulty in evading the full force of the blows G. E. Baker, tog, an y Te urs e e y, b e t vette te e h em ., iiame , e 0.,,,,, _ per of Paid ?r0 e. property, st e emare y eaping roan e ay orse s .ea , casie oa, y o e even en two, at teo ce o r. enne , ut t - round the waist, which carries a bayonet of an improved rially affected her. As to her t hd 1 dh 1 • telth b h 'h d "dI • 11 f 1 d h ffi fM P 11 G 'll • " -e•el'anY. Annum. Share. partrnent of the Maine and Loire. Several of the and li hter description than that now in the possession that to be in the hands of the bondholders, and un- for assistance, and just as the third blow was levelled hall Chambers, Bisinghall-street. , __a__ __me_ _________ ________- met survivors are in a state which leaves little hope The belts are black and glazed ; the der the control of the Lord Chancellor. She corn. at him a police-constable in plain clothes fortunately H. Search, Is. 101, any There-lay, between the hours ce(ili t o, e ,oyin, s iul t imoc r ane a es l rt " .ce. " ir . a.s.iii i. i ;rfe. .1., ..0.....di 0.. ;. i 1 .. pr. e ee r; t3 t: tt : 1 2 : 40 : s o g . d o g . . z 20 , 01 ' OO 6 ' 1 ( .0 0: _2_4 3 , i of their recovery. The orderly officers of ?f the g infantry. 1•d f h G t f h • 't f d ' h d delth t bl ff 'at h• bll of eleven and tavo, at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall Bri t s h Nel l •t a li . .. • e • m - e; iC' e.• n • 5; the Preeident have also visited the private nayonet is something like a Goorka's knife, or Kookry, p aine ot .e overnmen or eying in er ere wit came up, an war e e ow o wi. is um re a. 1 7 5 1 i. p p e e r r e c e e n n t t, 25 ..... 0 0 25 0 0 - ho uses where the wounded took refuge. The greatest but not quite so broad or thick at the back. CHEAP MAN-or-WAR TRANSPORT.-The Hercule her, as she heel done nothing te offend the rules of The defendant Octavius had in the mean time been s ' the country. She also asserted that the Duke of knocked off his horse by a journeyman butcher, form- Chambers, leadingh r itil-street h4, 32.0 rad 4 OF CLRTIFICATES. a doulal . attentions are paid to the unfortunate survivors. The At the Court, Basingliall-street. 5/. per eent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 7X store-ship, Maner-Commander Fulton, has at length e • iVellington was killed at Waterloo, and that he (the ing one of a mob of about 100 persons whom the _ _ inhabitants of the town, as well 89 the wounded sol- cleared out from the river, after having been there Duke) was her father. She imagined that Mr. Bow- contest hal collected, and was being raised from the W. Livermore, Oxfard-ttreet, irorun Inger, May 10, at eleven-F. Kemp Colehest r, buil ler, Mew 10, at half- ••••••• •• •• ee. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - feendn arid Westudnstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - diers, speak of him with the utmost affection. about ten weeks, unloading from, and loading for, the P ,.,15:, : tt v i 0 1 ; : ir c ao l i n vo lit i ' Is l ii r e c ol l a a r n n i,,d : n 1 . .. ,:. 5 8 1 : .. p p e e r r c c : n n t t .. 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 0 The funeral service WSB performed in the Church Mediterratean. 140 officers and men, composing the creve ling, surgeon, who had prefessionally visited her was ground when the officer seize.d the. bay horse's heal, th t fII *th te the defen la - h k th 1 • lf • • at olc priest rom e conven o ammeremi ; reques ing aCh l• • f ( nes, as e new . ern nmse past ont-J. Wilbraham Churc'n-lane Whitechanel r builder, Mey 18, at one. - - , , . , Loudon Joint-Stock ..• GI. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 17 2 : 2 : 1 : 0 0 00 Eli of Angers ; the orderly officep, the civil and military of the ship, in addition to dockyard men, dockyard lumps _. . b een em _ alleging that she knew it by his head, and that he to go to the station and arrange the matter. The In the Country. Ditto, New. ... .. •• • 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - authorities, and an immense population filled the and lighters, and dockyard steamers, h . eying pioyed in the Hereuleen task. It is expected that was one of Mrs. Morlee's (her sister) rogues and younger defendant disclaiming all belief, however, in E. Lerd awl W. Archer, Painewick, Gloucesterseire, S uij o itl i n 7 t , h t, int 0 , 0 1 :. u t . A s i t ,u r .o a s.nt i v i r a ao. lni. . a.: . .... .... , , 6 6 61 5 i. p l,r, e e e r r r c c ce e e n r n i t t t ... church and its approaches. 6,. per cent. lee 0 0 35 0 0 - *f his being an ofiettee notwithstandino the production millers Kay ee at eleven at the Court Bristol-J E '- ,• in the course of another fortnight she will thieves, and ordered him ' from the house, declaring i - m . . e , --, t • , , • • Ditto, New. •-•• • • 5/. per cent. 20 00to o o - Tho following letter from LieutenanttColonel he clear of the Channel: she will be at Gib- his carriage stood at her door, it would affect her of his name and number, struck him across the wri s t Tollaunter, Darlington, Durham, bookseller, May 14, at 2 , 5 _7l 0 2 2 2 5 2 :0 0 0 0 0 0 :- Simonet, of the llth Light Infantry, giving an no ratter in shout three weeks from that time, character. with the butt of his whip, and it was not until fur- twelve, at the Court, Ne wcastle• upon-Tyne-B. Axford, count of the catastrophe at Angers, has been pub and at Malta in the course of another fertnight„ At the conclusion of the evidence Miss Wake- ther assistance had been procured that both defendants Davenport, victualler, May 8, at eleven, at the Court, , 61. per cent. 00 0 0 10 0 0 12 lished :- after stopping a week at Gibraltar. Allowing her, then, Union of Madrid ..... I 40 0 0 40 0 0 - an mile " Before entering the Faubourg of Angers, ten weeks to unload and reload at Malta, ancr giving her man was introduced to the court. ' She wa3 very were at length taken in custody and lodged in the CERTIFIC ATES GR ANTED. - 1 tt . d H t - • 1 • • •th tt• -house. neat y a ire . er coun enanee was p easing, wi s a ton . X7I•SUE,A.NCE CODIPANIES. de-eamp of General Damn- came to me with an order eight weeks on the rawage back to Greenhithe, in- Plymouth. J. Oliver, Quen's-road, Bayswater, plumber, certia to enter the town by the suspeneion-bridge, and to c .o onsicterable vivacity in her manners. Iler answers Mr. Clerkson severely cross-examined the corn- cate of the first class, April 15-F. C. Christy, Rether- , Dividend Amount eluding stoppages, she will have got through nine draw up my men on the Place de l'Acadeshie, where t the questions of the Learned Commissioner were plainant with a view to show that he perfectly well hithe, engineer, certifieme, of the first class, April 9 -F. Name of Company. per of raid. en( e months of the year most industriously. We venture to knew who the defendants were, and that he wae Annum. Share. he propoted te review them. I had scarcely re- astern without fear of centradiction, teat if the passages to the following effect :- Adems, Rotherhithe, eneineer, certificate of tho firat stuned my march by column in sections, when though I therefore unjustified ia detaining them, but, although chow, April 9-J. P. Hill, Retherhithe, engineer, certi- _______ _ A m l i silon ~ .r . r . i . t : . n .... i r .. 0 .;. 70111 : 4 1 ,, . ,,,.6 1 i ! , : t . It,s 6 1 ;0 B (0) , F) 1 T a ? s g O €1 : 0* t? , ef the tropes she carried to and feom the Meditetranean "I do not coetider my fattier is dead, the weather, which had been before very fine, end- h a d b een t a k e n in the Peninsular and Oriental steamers, am aware my mother is not living. Upon her death, the witness acknowledged that he had repeatedly teen fleets of the first class, April e----R. Fulford, Fulford's derdy changed to a perfect tempest; a furious wind and the sores the Hercules w itd b r in g home were pitched the Duke of Wellington, my father, married again, both the defendants and other brothers, of whom al- place, S mtligate-road,. builder, eft-deem° of the third Date Marine.- 5Te and pouring pin. It was that half-past eleven. It was overboard in the Mediterranean, the country would be and lam his only child, burn in India. The Catho- together there were five, ride through his gate upon class, April 15 -E. Wileetx mei J. Wileox, Aberdare, A~ , ..i „ under thee° gloomy auspices that I entered on the fatal a gainer by many thousands of pounds. lice got posses3ion of my property during the titne of horseback, and sometitnes acconupanying their father Glamorganshire, grocer., certifi tate of the second class, it i r e it!se Commercial - is. Cil. 50 0 0 50 0 7U y i .nulty ' .............. 31. • 100 0010 0 0 62 bridge, after having stopped the band, and broke the re- COAST GUARD RETIRFMENTS.- The following officers E , w e ard the Black Prince. The Black Prince was an in his carriage, he denied that he had any direct per- after one calendar month fr )-ia April 17 : --T. Dawson, C •el Med.& Gen. Life spr et.& bs 100 0 0 10 0 0 20 gularity of the step, as la usie4. in such cases. The have beea added to the Coast Guald Retired List:- Pont-f-act York etre toliameeer ch tificate ef the Hungarien and settled in China." sonal knowledge of either defendant, as a t welveinonth '- " ' "sa• "h ' ` 1 ts. 50 0 0 50 0 14X wind wa3 so high that the nor of the brilge rose third class, after one rim:lth fr , m April 15-T. M. eine . • • Ss. SO 0 0 50 0 ee Lieutenant Charles Shaw (1815), of tho Bomahen - ' me papers were here handed in, which Miss must have elapsed since he had last seen them. II and felt from it so much that I bad difficulty in keeping Station (First Class), at 30/. per annum. Lieutenant , e , , e Two respectable tradestnen resiiing close to tlae Aslarn3, Holton-lc-Beekering, Lincelashire, corn-factor, European Life •••• •• 4% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. 15 mw seat on my horse. Scarcely had the section of tho Thomas Andrew Gilson (1829), of the Holyvvell Statien I d I - " h 1Y Beeman la men pet using ;t ey were very neatly _ . certificate of the third class, ef,;er six menths from Dec. G , eneral •••• .• .• .... , - _ 50 0 5U edvaneed geerd, the pioneers, and the greater part of written, end purported to be the pedigrees of the toll-gate, named Robinton and Brown, depesed to 12, 18 , 9. re ,Cie - 125 (First Class), at 30/. per annum. Lieutenant efattin G eardi an ...... ••• • • • 5/. 100 0 0 36 10 0 53e, the band reaeLed tho opposite bank of the river, when Bennett (1811), o!*the Gravesend Station (Second Clast), Royal Families of England; showing that she was witnessing the whole occurrence, ia which the col- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Imperial Fire •• •• •• •• 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 228 suddenly a horrible cra3h was heard, and the floor of at 20/. per annum. descended from King Caractacus, through him to lector's conduct wart marked cvith propriety through T. Gray, J. W. Gray, etre 11. G. Gray, Mincing-lane, faiperial Life ...... -12 s. 100 0010 0 0 15% ,e. indemnity Marine •• • • 11. sh. & bs. 100 • • 20 0 0 37 the bridge gave way under our feet. With the MISAPPLICATION OF THE eNITY ESTIMATES.-The Edward H., and that Arabella Stuart having married out, and spoke to the severity of the blows that were colonial brokers (so far as regards J. W. Gray)-J. a. ea , Fi „ ..........., _ 100 0 0 210 C 2v exceptien of the head ef the column, and the two rear Aduaireity have deem-d it necessary to rectal the atter.- one of the Wakeman3 of Worcestershire, she had levelled both at him and the officer. Nevill and W. Harris, Birmingham, architeett-J. Law idea •..••• •• . IL I6s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 43' 8 eectione, all the rest of the battalion fellowed the move •f tion of the respective depaitments of the navy to the therefore the royal boed in her veins. In this teeth- Divett, the constablo ref e rr e d t o , al s o s t a t e d that Aekroyd, W. Aukroyd, and 11. J. Ackroyd, 1111ifax, ezdale ed ntl i e;t:= l l ,l e - 50 0 0 2e 0 4% anent of the. floor of the bridge, and fell into the water. , corn-dealers (so far as regards W. Aekroyd) -J. E. 1 -‘ - 5 0 0 1 0 0 Iss. f reasury mieute of 1546, which rtates that sums voted gree was traced a supposed connexion with the Plan- upon reaching the spot he found the younger of the [menu Fire .• . e . r •• • :. 10s. 25 0012 10 0 1734 Ale mon Get 6 .al, what a spectacio! Never was there a for works in any particular year, if unexi °need, eaenot tagenete, Tudors, Stuarts, eec.-and with the chief defendants striking the collector with the butt of his Beveridge and A. Finch, Wandsworth, 11, t Allio Box Loi , don shed .... „ „ 10s. 25 0012 10 0 17% Company-T. Baty and J. Kirkbride, Carlisle, cabinet- Marine - ........... 12s.per share 100 00115 0 0 10 more heartrending one. ely poor mare turned over, be appropriated for any other purpose after the exit:re- families of the kiogdont. A letter, however, ad- whip, and that after the blow had been levelled et eratienal Lean Fund.. 5/.per cent. 20 0 0 ! 210 0 - left me in the water, and thou, sullenly risinve nearly tion of that year. makers-H. Edwards and .J. Meredith, Tutbary, Star- Med.. Inylid& Gen. Life 4341. per ct. 50 00, 2 0 0 2% dressed to Mr. Bowling, the surgeon, showed consi- himself he was obliged to call loudly for assistance, fordshire, surgeon3-W. G. Levine and J. G. Lavine, crushed me. I rose, and endeavoured to catch 1 er, Deputy luseector-General of Hospitals, John Kinnis, 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 i 5 0 0 - but Ceettin Desmarest, my Adjutant-Major, who M.D., is about to leave Bembay for England. derable cstuteness ef mind. as while endeavouring to capture the dtfendants he salford, sizers and tioithers f J It R ' eationet Life• .. o warps- . . tunsey eattedium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 210 s. was marchieg behind me, and to whom I owe my The Emperor of Auttiia has conferred, as a matk el The whole of these pepers were ordered by the got fixed betwe . en the two horses, and had not ail and G. Rumsey, Southgete, Middlesex, schoolmasters- Pelican .. ••..•. - - .• - - - - lire at teis mernerg, seizei me by the tam, drew his approbation, a " gold medal" upen Captain Deckett, Learned Commissioner to eee preserved for presenta- opportunely arrived, he must have been trodden down W. Bishop and J. Noakes, Frederick-place, Hampstea le E „' - P r ; • Pti l or Life •••••• s' p - c tit.. - 141 rne forcibly to the left side of the bridge (the watne was f a r tee Germ in part of his Technological Dietionary. tion to tho L ird Ceancellor-and the unfortunate and killed. At the conclusion of the affray, but not roat, linendrapets-W. B e ll and Ell a m e th Godfrey Provident Life ••.• • •• • • I'l.. e t s. r & e bs. 100 - 0 0 10 - 0 0 2 - 6 then up to rny armpit:o, teen, assisted by some soldier, We regret to hear that Vice-Admiral Curry is dan- lady watt then requested to retire from the room. before that, he saw the elder a the brothers produce Buil, Norwich, watchmakers-J. Meening and W. E. Rea% ene............ ss. 4000 10 0 514 I was lifted into a small L( at, when one of the inLahi- gerously ill tt Deyonport. The galltrat allow, we be- The jury then returned an unanimous verdict, a Daleteu ticket from his pocket, when he alleged as Archer, Gower-street Norte, wine and spirit merchants if : oyalExehanze 65. per meat. steels. - 209 tants, an old soldier, received me in his areas in a faiat- here-, is now nt a very , advanced a ge . le e commeeeed a dating the unsoundness of mind from the 28th of his reason for not before showing ie, that he was de- -R. E. Crcasey and T. Goorlacre, B oton, Lincolnshire, 5 ' i 1!,,,', 1 ;',1,, - . *:::::::: 6 , 1 i . 1 67' - - 210 boot and shoemakers-W. Thompson and G. Merger), Uelted Kinedom 0 4 4 ing stite. From thence I got int) a washer womaa's bernb sestet in the expedition to Egypt. February, 1850. termined not to satisfy the collector. boat, and time) gained the shere. I was saved, but too ExPENSE OF Tar. ARCTIC SIIIPS.-The Admirelty Mr. Clarkten forcible' addreesed the magistrate on Conduit-street West elyde-park-gardens, architects- LJ ! ;iversal Lifc IOX pr cut. 100 00110 0 0 - Vietorla Life - - 5 l. 5l. per cr,t. - 1 40 0 4X earnestly oecupied wizh the fate co my children, my have demaeded of the authoritie3 at Woolwich a det a 1.,d CENTRAL CRIMIN AL COURT. behalf of his clients, who had produced their ticket C. B. Price and T: Jervia Duke•street, Manchester friends, arid my comrades, to think of accepnrag the es- return of the expenses incurred in fitting the squadron on its being demanded by the collector, and acted severe pawnbrokers-J. lehlliams and W. Morrisoe, sietanee which was eagerly (leered me by the inhaettaats of Caetiin Au:tin, C 8., far the Arctic Searching SEN TENCEe. Sunde;land, letterpress printers-G. Pittie and C. Path, DOCILE!. ited tee CfFneer3 of the garrison." Expedition. The following is a corr ect list e f the sen t eeee s p a ssed under feelings of strong excitement at being detained Wymering Llampshiro, yeomen-J. Webster and J. Dieleend Arnount on a wet night by the complainant, who, they felt Jageei, fiddermint ter Wureestershir." during the recent sittings of this Court:- , Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. - STAFF. -Captain Alexaeder Seton, 74th Hiehlaaders, a, mercer 3 ana TRANSPORTATION. - Life-John Bennett, William satisfied, must have well known beth of them ; and drapers-D. Walker an ' d J. Clark, Live I • Annum. Share. GERMA - re - Y. Assimmt leeeuty quartermaster General, Dublin, has poo , COMMIs- .---------. Imidler, John Jonee, and John Sullivan. Mr. Pelham having declined to press the case further sion merchants. w s. 0. Z a. d. The widow of the celebrated Mershel Blucher died proceeded to .L.4'ngland on leave of absence. Twenty Years-George Lyon. Ea.st and West 1n,"ea,... 61. pr cent. Stock. - 142 at Btrlin on the 16th at a very advanced age. • • - - _-__ than the facts of it called for, INSOLVENT PETITIONERSh East Countr- - 21 IRELAND. Fieeen Years-Charles Cartwright, Alexender Lovey, Mr. ARNOLD, after commetiting upon the nature of J. Small, Seerhyttcum-Owinby, Lincolnehire, boot and London • • . 1 . • - 118 SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN". DESTRUCTIVE HAIL-STORM. William Bsteter, John Griffiehe, and Jane Kn?ght. Allert:dor u minod, James Regan, Wilt the assaulte whieh had fortunately not turned out of theemaker. Ditto Bonds.- •.. 41. per cent. - - --- General Williten has just iseued the following order DUIII.IN, FRIDAY MORNING.-This city has just lial en ltt Y 4t r tren, emge t., et one, m ram arr, -ddle-t T'll' C • ' ted so serious a character as might, have been anticipe G. Shepherd, North Kelsey, Lincolnshire, boot aral seleateariee .... •• - 4 per cent. Stock. Ditto, Scrip ....... . - - 81 - 65 0 • - ehoemaker. of the day to the Holstein troops :- been visited by one of the most destructive hail- Georee Paratv, Benjamin Gat - Caen Benjamin Lockyer, from the use of such a weapon as that produced, Ditte Bonds ........ 1 041. pr cent. - - - " Seldiersi A portion of your late officers and teachers Jee'oph Hunter, Jonathin Coe, J. Heward, Bellinoten Cheshire jouineymen baker. T. Port wine, New 'ltorn'ney, Kent', butcher. . SJutliamptor. •• ...... I 21. per cant. 50 0 0, 50 0 0 - etorms ever remembered here. 'The whole forenoon, John 6 Arthur 1t3W3',0, sentenced the elder dt fenlant to . ply a penalty of 40. t. are eb out to leave you. It is a great loss eir ut- a. William Hover, and Vialter Phillip.. Mary John, Lutheran, Glamorgenshire publican. and down to half-past three o'clock this afternoon, for the assault upon the coaipllnent, and the younger IVIRIDGES painful ssparetion; but sooner or later it must have oc - J. Powell, Builth, Brack eockchire, sathiler. - was b . eautifully fine. At this hour rain commenced Seven Years-Henry Tripp, James Webb, Frederick defendant, whose conduct had been marked by much i Dividend Amount curred, if ever we were to be indepsielent, aml that we G . olden, Thomas Feeny,,Jamm Dowling, Edward Daw- intemperance to pay a penalty ef eike amount for his T. Jenkins, Llanvig In:Brecknockshire, farmer. to fall. It Was accompanied by thunder and lightning. Name of Company. per of raid. Price are determined to be. The lass was exptctcd, and dees son, Joseph Brooks, Thomas m e l te , Ea u Sullivan, attack upon tbe collector, and a further sum of 40t. %V. Diwson, Allenby, Cumberleud, shoemaker. Annum. Share. not tied us unprepared. We must find the means ot At feur o'clock, a shower of hailstones, fully as large . John Jones, alias Cook, Henry Snalth,Richarcl Newman, for the assault on the deicer, or in default to undergo Sarah Dancoclr, Wercester, widow. sueplying the deticeley among ourselves, and we shall as musket-balls, was propelled with great violence Jane Phillip", end Charles Morris. x. s. el. Z. a. d. terms of imprisonment of a fortnight and month each G. Brunt, Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire, clethier. Charing-cross .• ••.. • • - - - 1514 find ie. As I cannot for a momert lose my confidence in by a storm which sprung up fcom the north , west. IMPRISONMENT.- Two Years - John Roe e, John South Jrk .......... - If 00 0 - - you When I look into your ceurageoes ee es, so you sheeld For about fifweri minutes the appearance of the Barton, James Simpson, tied IL nry Tiddirnam in the House of Correction. H. Pierer, Brighton, Sussex, tailor. Ditto Nrr of 7Si p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 and must place confidence in me ani the eaters that streets was most alarming. Horses, rendered Eighteen Months-Thomas Price, Thomas Monk, C. Searle Brighton Sussex saddler. Tee three penulties were of course immediately 4, ttr _ a t. t - 1 , f ~ . . 1 Waterloo .. •• ••.- - - - 100 0 0 -33 S ' Of', lein t e . teri, lerwordshire, to or. 7, DA 10 Oid Ann. of 81. 11. 4s. Od. - GO 0 0 27 ttell remain with you. Our strength will ba undi- totally unmanageable by the severity of the storm, Williera Bong,- Monte-, Joseph Martin, Sarah Seelling, paid, and the defendants were libereted and quitted T • i i SC3 IC il SEQUESTRATIONS. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. Is. Oil. - 40_ 0.0 24 . rninisbeo, if your determination and mine remain dashed wildly about-thoutands of panes of glees and Elizabeth Brown. the court with their friends. Vauxhall .... ... Av. 11. 70 10 3 - 18 , till I tenie. He only is forsaken who abandons himself. CLERKENWELL. T. Moffett, Portobello, boekseller and publisher, to - were shattered-chimney pots and slates were lefeeen Months-Richard Price, and Mary Emily in, et ea tein the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh, April 23, and We minet stand all the firmer on our own footing, exert ~v , Neville. Twelve Months-William Judge, John Mara:all; William Street, a middle-aged man, was charged d en through the air like chaff, and the choked ri M _ay 28, at two. oureelvee 20 much the more, and hold 33 much the cleser , Dividend Amount up sewers caused some of the streets to resemble - G. A. flope, Glasgow, general merchant, to meet Name of Compauy. ' per of rate. Price. iegetleer. Obey y elm new officers from whatever quarter : with having embezzled various sums of money be- A 1 foaming canats. t tme Dublin terminus of the Godfrey Woone, Richard Child Willie, Charles Lock- longing to his employers, lelessrs. Gregory and Faulk- within the King's Arms lUD, Glasgow, April 20, and Annum. Stare. you n3-,y Lucent them; they will, lam certain, so much in , g . ton, Charles Tuomer, Jelin Smite Mese, Samuel ner, solicitors, of Bedford-row. _- May 21, at one. the more joyfully and e -alously 'redouble their exertions Kingston Railway the extensive carriage-shed was nell, and twice whippe ; ns.C.4 s. 0. , . Grlens, James Stanway Em m a wingrove, J o hn Can- Mr G e S. Jones, managing clerk of the firm, said D. Phillips, Crieff, distiller, to meet within Robert- .e,st London. ... -in that lies cur whole strength. Lot the army of blown down on a range of cottages in Brunswick .. •• •• 81. 100 0 0 - 172 , S e hlesswig-iimstein, even when thrown on its own re- street ; fortunately no person received injury. The i d B•' • % eneaman Dans, Anthony Rusb, John Leary, Caroline Cudeford, John White, the prisoner had been their Chancery clerk under the son's Hotel, Crieff, April 24, and May 25, at twelve. _, Grand Junction ••• • • . 4/. per cnt. 50 0 9 - Kent-- - .... - .... 3.. 10s. 100 0 0 - 75 , 78 , sources, be a model f devotion to the cause, and strict skylight at the terminus of this railway was corn- John Eininersley, Richard Jose ,h Gear) Samuel Sum- superintendence of Ittir. G. Gregory, and it WaS part W. F. reveille.. Glasgow, temperance hotel keeper, to Lambeth •• ••••• • .• • • 51. per cat. 100 • 0 - 97 obedience, and the destiny of cur fatherland is assured. pletely shattered. The terminus of the Great niers, John Thomas Evans, Tho r mas L 'ei . , , Robert Staf• of his duty to pay o . n . behalf of the firm fees to counsel, meet within the Regent Hotel, Glasgow, April 24, and New Myr Lndu Brd6e 21. 103. I - - 55 This I elret from you. Southern and Western -- the Midland, Great Wester'', ford, Ann M'elahon, Richard Oakly 3 Ann Caddick, the moneys for winch It was witness's duty to supple-, May 16,,at one. Vauxhall - - ........ , 51. per mt. 100 0 0 - Middlesex .. • I 61. Os. pr cnt. - - 98 116 e Our whole love and gratitude follow those who are and the Drogheda Railways have suffered severely in Henry Williams, Charles John Preece' George Wilson, he having the keeping of the cash and cheque-In:tees, ..J. aud te (labia Glatgow masons and builttere to meet west ihin letrino, ue-show it them in every manner. A bond so their glass roofs. Sev l cent. poor car-drivers, who lost George Griggs, John Friz, John O'ver, Peter Job ice., and he also balanced his accounts once a week wi the . Globe . Hetel, Gl ' esgow, April 23, and 'May 14, GAS-LIGHT .A.ND COILE COMPANIES. ' contracted can le broken by force but never wholly from the books of the p i r soner and the other c er 0 1 e at twelve. Name of Company. , their hats during the storm, were cut severely by the Watts, Samuel Swain, William Goodwin Blake, alias . I K ' • 1). W. Leird, Leith, watchmaker, to meet within the Dividend Amount 1 I dienolved ; the feeline towards individuals remains the Ij i enr, Ble.ko, Relent Ewings, John Barns, George hail-stones. Tee book-stet s on the Inns-quay, and I Oa the previous day, in consequence of setne irregu- New Ship Tavern, Ltith, April 29, and May 16, at per of Paid. I Price. Sarno. " V. WILLISEN, Comma Icier-in-Chief'. Annum. Share. ! "Kiel, April 15." in other parts of the city, were desolated in a few t arum James Sullivan, Catherine Murphy, John larity on the part of the prisoner, a slight investiga- twelve. __me_ - Charles Neville George Fuller and John Kernak. tion was made, and witness found that a sum of IV. Clcugh and 11. M. Geddes, Greenock, potters, to Z. s. d. ..e. s. 5. _ minutes. The destruction of window glass in the ' ' „ T . , Nine Months-Ephraim Scales, Henry Stanley, John 2/. 4s. 61. alleged to be due to Mr. $e mitens, the bar- meet within the Tontine Hotel, Greenock, April 25, and 13-i ttel --':d- •• •• 11. 40 0 • 15 00, 14 MINING INTELLIGENCE. city is considered to be fully as great as in the me. Ditto reovincial- - 11. 83. 20 0 I 20 0 0 1 20 morable storm of 1839. Fortunately this terrific Costello, George Briers, and James Bedford. rister in a Chancery suit in which Sir H. Dimmock May 23, at one. Eight Months-Thomas Kenifeek, and Phillip Dive. was plaintiff, had not been paid to that gentleman. Blighters, .• •• .. •• - - W. 20 41 0 - - (From the Mining Journal.) hail -storm has been very partial. Bat three miles City of London .. •• - 61. 109 0 o 150 0 0 - Although the share market has not been se animated Six Monthe-William Haisell, John Harrison, John rrom the city, in the direction of Kingston, there was Harrington, Mary Goodwin, Henry Wohlenberg, John Mr. IV, Hocking, Mr. Wickens's clerk, proved that INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. ContinentalConsolidat. 925. 75 0 0 41 5 0 - this week, still, upon tee whole, an average amount of it had been his duty for ten years to receive and enter On Tuesday, April 16, William Cabitt, Ette, Equitable. •••-.. • • • • 50s. 50 0 0 50 0 0 27 business appears to have been transacted in our own not a hailestone, and hardly any rain. At the Great Peary, Henry Wilson, Clara Randall, Sarah Reeves ~ fees paid to that gentlemen. No such sum was Fetid President, in the chair, the discussion upon Mr. Imperial .......... - 31. SO •050 e 0 70 Independent ......... El. 40 • • 40 0 0 I 5G mines, whet() in foreign mining shares there has been an Southern Railway, a fireman lost his leg in the con- Francis Isaace, William Graston, John Glonnan, Saran 4, a . en re Dimmock" to him or his employer on the day Chubb's paper, "Oa Locks and Keys," was renewed, p ath _ ',', - Lendon• • - •••••• _ 50 o a vl I 0 1 8 untiaual briekness, and an active inquiry is bei ng fueion of the train arriving during the hurricane. A Fry, Cornelius Sullivan, Joseph Wrangle, Henry Gold- - , named, and the signature to the receipt for the same and extended to such a length as to preclude the •• •• •• •• •• 50 0 0 59 • 8 ' 18 kept up. great number of trees were blown down in the smith, Thomas Ellis, Robert Dixon, Thomas Ceoper, Do., Part. Preference 6/. 25 • • 210 0 - Trelawny, Heignston Dewn, Bedford United, and Pheenix-park, the College-park, and at the Mansion- Sarah Davis, Eliza Green, John Ward, William Davis, was unknown to him. It further appeared that since reading of any paper. Phcenix ............. It ttcliff ..... ........ 4341. 50 0 0 49 •0 , 2834 5/. 100 0 0 90 11 0 1 75 Mary Ann shares have been much iaquired fur, and house. LI alias Daniel, Adelaide Sarah Ann Menem!), Ann M ar tin, Monday last the prisoner had absented himself, and Several locks, which had net been previously United General •• •. • • 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 e• 00 ,1 15X _ trunsactions in each trken place. The show-yard of the B,oyal Dublin Society was Edward Ankins, Jere Kirtland, Sarah Smith, Sa•nuel on the previous dey, on the management of' the pri- mentioned, were exhibittd, and their peculiarities of Weatmiester Chartered 3/. SO 0 • - 146 Shares in the following mines have changed hands devastated. The temporary sheds were rostrated, Sgain, Harriet Faucit, Elizebeth Errington, George toner's books being handed over to another clerk, the construction were described. Thete bere the names eVilliam Black, James G arre tt, an d Willi am Cedeielts. exteneive feaudsand forgeries that had been committed of their inventors-Davis, Parsons, Williams, and Ditto, New .• .•- • . I2s. be 00100 0 j 9 since our latt:-Devon Great Consolt, Treviskey and the poultry coops scattered about, and theij,feathered Four Months-Joeeph Perry, James Reeves, Eliza- ceentearas. Barrier, Treleigh, Mary Ana, Trelawny, Seuth Tolgus, i d n , habitants se . flying . about terror-stricken. Leinster both Owen, John Ford, John Hassell, James Williams becarne so apparent that the prosecutors considered it Nettlefold. l el I 1 e 'Dividend! North Buller, Trehane, Levant, Hercdsfoot, Gustavus, Names of I awn looked like a ( - mid efter a beetle. A servant of e • , their duty to have the prisoner taken into custody. It was urged, that the curtain which had been it , -Dividend, Pete Names of o 4 i er j Pentlarves, Stray Park, Tie:crofc, Trelyon, East T amer , , . .. . William Harding, Alfred Cathell, ...hue Perry, William Cerapanies. a , per 1 ' Companies. - He was at the time in a etate of intoxic t• a ion. mentiened, might be essential for Surnmerford s lock, .0 1 An P nine. Price ' Bedford Uni•ed, South Tesaar, Wellington Mines, West Lord Plunket s was so injured by the fell of the Cooper, John Miller, James Clay, end George Wedmore.. a et ! Anna:el.! et Wheal Frances, Heienston Mien, Cwm Etfin, Wheal sheds as to be obliged to be sent to the hospital. Se- Three Months-Charles Withers, Samuel Be a Ile, Mr. teregory, jun. applied to Mr. Cotnbe, the but could not be, in any degree, useful in Chubb's - ; s , . X I , X \ , _ , Langford, Wheal Treville, ex. verai trees were blown down. John Brison Hood, John Macdonald, Thomas Harding, magistrate, to remand tne prisoner, for he regretted lock ; in fact, that its only effect would be to induce Ashtn& Oldb 971 71. i 113 Macelesffele, • lOW 2/. 10s. 50 We find that the mines in the far weit are generully A great Dumber of persons sought shelter at John- Walter Sallis, William Lee, Elizebeth Caery, William to say that the charges he should be able to bring complication and augment the cost, without in- 1 Barnsley.. • • 160 121. 1 180 Neath -•• • • lee) 16/. 340 in a satisfactory state, an d a considerable number of stein's, the silk mercers, in Sackvilleestreet. The Hodges, and Joseph Stretch. forward, and feel bound to prosecute, were very creasing the security. lerknk&Abrg 150 1 51. 55 Oxford.. •• • • toe I 201. 185 Birmingham 491 4/. 86 Peak Forest. 76 3/. 18s. 70 sheres have changed hands durino the last fortnight. whole of these extensive premises are covered in by Two Months-David Wall, Ann Church, and James numerous. Among numerous instances of ingenious devices eoventey.... 1001 25Z. 210 Reeent's •••• 33 , I/. 2s. 18X Weat Wheal Treasury and Alfred' Consols have been glass, the smashing of which caused the greatest con- Boxall. Mr. COMBE accordingly remanded him, and refused for opening locks, that stated to have been tried in Derby ••• • • 100 61. 63 , Rochdale.... 66 ! 41. 50% much in demand, and buyers haye paid an advance. sternation, d Id . f• t d •th t f aa many a les am c wi error rom -.. 1d Ono Month and Under-John Leech, Susan Ebbw to accept bail for him. A.merica, excited much attention. The process was EllsmreSeChs 133; 565. 41 Somrset Coal leo 71.105. 130 GrandJunetn 100 51. 851, Do.LkrilSt le I 61. p. c. - Transactions inWheel Reeth have taken place at ouequo the li h • thin . At one time a strong smell of fire in- vvi tam Berry, Julia Storey, William Barry, George described to be, that the operator, after inserting two Grand Surrey 100, 21. Os. 30 Stiird&Wore 140' 2el. 410 tations, and an advance is talked of; the profits for the g d h g l Joh • n Pickett, Thomas Newell, and Thomas Burton, to Grand Union 100 IL 10s. 24 ShrewsburY•• i2e 1 16/. - crease te a arm, which speedily subsided. The de- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE pieces of India rubber, to limit the sphere of action, last two months arc estimated at upwards of 1,000/, In be whipped; and James Allen. Grantham .. -1 - - Stonrbridgc. 14e t 20/. 300 Penzmce Consols a large amount of business has - Leen struction amounted to about 1,000 panes of glass. ACQUITTALS.-John Gregory, Charles Dyng, John OF FRIDAY. iejected from a force •pump, a composition of glue Kennt & AVIS. 39 7a. 60. 06 Severs and 1,, e Rail I 26 , '.• vs. - done at firm prices. Wheel Bel shares have been in- The Mansion House, the ancient seat of' civic Marson. Henry Kelly, William Hook, William Lake, DIVIDENDS. and molasses, in a heated slate, which chilled quickly, 32% Lancaster .1100, 21. ,4 Wye . . Leeds& Livrp'loo 301. 323 Warwick& I O. 64 (paired tiler, and Spearna Consols is said n ever to have authority, experienced in an unusual degree the seve- Wm. Copeland, Henry Gregory, Charlotte Nott, M ar th a At the Court, Basinghall-street. and although extremely elastic, had the property of Leicester - - 103' 51. 66 Binning. j 100 been in so prosperous a state as at present. rity of the hurricane. The two fine old elm trees in Berry, Charles Swift, James Cellaghan, John Jeffiry, J. Beales, Halesworth, Suffolk, apotheeary, May 11. retaining the form and position of the lower side, or 4/ 48 Warevick&7 Leicstr &Nth 83 . 34 3 too 31. 42 Loughborogh, 142 701. 510 Napton.. At the meetit gof Stray Park, Canaborne vean, and the lawn near the statue, which have stood since the Robert Horlock, William Horlock, John Newman, Ann at eleven-G. Gardner, Gravesend, tavern keeper, May bellies of the tumblers, and that after being cut out Monmouthsh I 100 81. - , Worestr & - t Whell Frances Mines, the statements of accounts for reign of Charles I and contributed so much to Forrest - r, Margaret Judge, Alextrider, alias Alexander 10, at one-W. 2 , PGraw, Skinner-street, Bishopsgate. of the lock, by a thin bladed instrument, a key could MntgotnrysU 100' - - Binning. A7B 35. 4134 a Jan. and Feb. showed a profit of 605/. for the two beautif and ornament the building, were blown down Henry Wardrop, William Oakley. Henry White, James street We hout, cabinet manufacturer, May 10, at one. be made from the impression. MeltnM wbry, 100 - - Wilts & Eris -, 14s. 8 months, which, added to the balance from last account, by he y ' violence of the storm e and in the space of a Foster, Thomas Henry Mackerill, William Clark, Wm. In the Country. In explanation of this, however, it was shown, _ _ allowed a dividend of 500/., being 103. per share, carry- - t LaST OP SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PHICES up by the roo few minutes torn . . ts and complete'„ Hunt, John Hubbard, John Mao, Jane Griffin, Robert A. Davis, Wem, Shropshire, ceal merchant and lime that in Chubb's lock there existed no sitnilarity be ing to credit of next account 494/. 12s. Bd.-an excess . e. '. 7 Honour, William Hewick, William Frauds Churchill, burner, Mae 27, at eleven, at the Court, Birmingham- t fth b llies of the tumblers, Dividend Amount ween post ion o e e the •t• Name of company. per of Paid. Price. over last account of 305/. The agent's report represents riven asunder. The Mansion House itself received William Battereby, Henry Taylor, Matthew Cowd y E. Parry, Hay, Beeconshire, woollendraper, May 13, t a len at rest, and the figure of the bit of the key ; Annum. Share. the mines in a proereSsively improving positi on , est i_ considerable injury, the roof being stripped, and al- Samuel Robinson, John Watt, Thomas Hart, Petrie!: eleven, et the Court, Bristol-W. Smith, Caine and Ns ' and therefore, that even supposing it to be possible to . _--......e. - m ating, from pr. sea prospects, that tine next sampling most all the windows broken. Loughlin, James Purcell, Samuel Tay.lor, John Martin, Trawden, Lancashire, cotton manufeeturer, May 13, ut ' ' - Xs. (1. IXs. d will eln mnt to 600 tone. A most extraordinary scene was presented in the Keneedy Wilkinson, William Wedd, Henry Ti ing. twelve, at the Court, blenches:or-G. S. ee•treader, Old- obtain an accurate impression of the position of the - B tnk of' Scotland telt Bedford Ueited Mines meeting., the amount of ex- Law Library of the Courts, at four o'clock, when Elizabeth Allen, Henry Cliff. wd, John Fisher, Eliz p i p beth ham, contractor for public works, May 13, at twelve, at o indicati bellies of the tumblers, when at rest, n on British Linen Com an Caledonian Bank p y 8/. per cent. 100 g g li o e 224 penditure and receipti was presented, showing a balance the hailstones burst over it. There were sixty or LI etc), Mary Churchill, Rebert Skates Mar D ' y ales, the Court, Manchester -W. Lee, and J. Lee, Sunder- would be afforded of the Combination, or any assist- City Ber cent. 10 0 • 31. of Glasgow ;Sank . 6/!per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12% of 1,2281. 124. 73. in faeour t f the mine. A dividend of seventy barristers writing in the inside room, which John Sadler, ordered to be detained; Benjamin Obbett, land, ironfounders, May 16, at one, at the Court, New- ance be given for making a false key. In further Elytic:idale Bank .. •• •• 634 per cent. 29 0 0 10 0 0 13% 1,0001. was declared, amounting to ss. per share. ommereial Bank - - 71. per cent. 500 0 0 1 100 0 0 169 is almoet entirely lighted from the roof, when a sud- Charlee Collins, Benjamin Smith, James Allden, Wm. castle-upen-Tyne-J. Jackson, South Shields, common confirmation of this, a lock by Chubb was shown, in c At the PC fiZA:TO Consols aschint tor January and den flash of lightif mg wes succeeded by a shower , e Gee Hueli Hill, and Wm. Hayes. brewes, May 17, at eleven, at the Court, Nevveattle- which, when at rest, the bellies of the tumblers were Eastern Bank• ••••• •• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 914, Edinb Ss G 1 . asgow Bank 61. per cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 5/. 12s 3 ner se ate was February, the first dividend, being ,2s. 6 . . 0 , , of hailstones, s l i , Bums NOT FouNDe-Robert Fuller, Willi am R um bl e, u p oe -Tyne-J. Angus, Berwisk-upon Tweed, dealer in perfectly uniform, and in the same plane, so that an Eashangoßnk of Scot 4/. ptlr cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 12X declare ', aftor payment or which a credit of 163/. 85. Li. ome as arge as grapes. Instant y , Thomas Wright, John Bolton, William Gulliver, Joseph glass and china, May 16, at Leif-past ten, at the Court, impression of the inside of such a lock must be utterly rsi° of Man. Company 71. per cent. 10 0 0 70 0 - , every pane of lass we h" d dtl f - es s were , an ;le rag National Bank - ~• .•• 63e, per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 15 : was carried to the next aecount. The report from . the meats dashed d g Need, William Sims, Samuel Lemon, James Harlow, Newcastle-upon-Tyne -J. C. Alton, North S i Id h-e-es , uselese for' any purpose. . own on the learned Leads. The wig • NorthofScotiandßank 41. percent. 20 0 8 50 0 3X , mine is very fneourable. Luke Ray, and William Bartoe. brewer, May 16, at twelve, at the Court, Newcastle- Although it had been asserted that Chubb's 1 k North British Bank - - - - OC S me-tie the acc tunts At the Wheal Golden Coneols e . g ~ , . proved itself a helmet, but, nets ithst di this 0- tt . b•e h i -• v an IT pr REMANDED UNTIL NEXT SESSION.-Thos. Rand Tyne-S. Frith et ey, ueelle , Leeds, linendraper, May 14, .. had been picked, it was admitted that it had nev - ' Royalßank of Scotland 5/ per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 125 ' neventurers ot ec eon, ne.s, oo is, end bills were in * d showed balance in favorir ot . , stantly deserted. Or Unionßank of Scotland 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 90 presente Alexander Moir, Saul Laurie, Bereard Gordon, Sodiah t ? d ew at the Court, Leede-W. L. Ocldie Clithero, 3e4/. 103., end the rape read represented the mine iti a Tne narrow gallery afferded but little shelter. Some FdderMen, William Steers, aud Itrzebeth Steers. Lancashire, scrivener and cotton spinner, May 10, at proved that these locks had really been made by western Bank --. • • • 71. per cent. 50 00500 0 74 ' were • f the inventor ; hu., on the other hand, it had fre- Alliance Fire and Life 81'1.pr cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 _ 20% ' vety satisfactory cenditior. protect:d under the old folios, spreading these UNDER RECOGNIZANCES To App E c l a t the Court, Leeds-G. Hu•ten, Sheffield, 4.a. WHEN ‘ALLED e even, B.Accord.LUenud Fire l ' z - 20 0 0 010 0 - , ivi- ca acious v A; Wheal Teemayne aceount, held yesterday, a d p olutnes over them whilst th 0 ers wrapped Mean -William Lemon, Jame 3 O'Brien, Willimenfa m i e _ grocer, MaY 11, at ten, at the Council-hall, Sheffield J. . . ___. quently been shown that spurious imitations of the British Guarantee Ins. 4/. per sent. 10 0 0 10 0 16J Od - dead of 5121. was declared for February and March, their gowns turbanwise roun ' their heads, whilst the son, E Mil Evans, and Edward Grippen. Houston, Whitby, Yorkshire, hotel keeper, May 10, at first expired patent had been sold in large quantitiee Caledonian Fire Incur. 101. pm cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 23 '1 Co:onial Life ... - 50 0 0 1 0 0 1/. Os. ' being 10.3. per share, leaving a balance of 444/. 18s. 2d. hail pelted in and glass flew about in every direction. INSANE oN ARRAIGN3IENT.-Emma Sanderson. eleven, at the Court, Leeds-J. Smith, Kirkburton, and had been marked " Chubb's Patent," until the City of Glasgow Life 6/. per cent. 25 002 0 0 2/. 9., % tr. ceedit of next accourt. The agent's report of the But when the storm passed over the destruction was JUDGMENT RESPITED.-Ann Smith, Ellen Fost e r, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturer, May 10, at eleven, makers were stopped by legal process, when it was Edinburgh Life Insur 6l. per cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 2034 . mine yes highly gratifyirg. visible, and many a forsaken wig had received the James Della, and Eliztbeth Tuck. at the Court, Leeda -J. E. Todhunter, Darlington, book- ruled, both at law and equity V , aat, although after the East of Scotland Life - 10 0 0 015 0 - Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 - At the Levant hi-monthly meeting, a dividend of Si. contents of folio 3 of drafts, which were wh 11 seller, May 16, at one, at the Court, Newcastle-upon o y washed expiration of a patent, any person might manufacture Hercules Insurance Cc. 71. per cost. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - , per shere was declare]. out and obliterated. Tyne. the article, he had no right to pirate a peculiar trade Insur. Co. of Seestind•• Si. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - , At the Condurrow two-monthly account, a dividend e en the course of the evening two patients were ad- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. mark, or to use a distinctive stamp, which was ir- Life Assoc. of Scotland 6i. per cent. 10 001 0 0 ,1/. 103 ,' Mercantile Life of 2/. per share was declarel. The ores sold amounted . ~. , MANSION-HOUSE. J. Bird, Chester-le•Street, Durham, linen and woollen . . . mitted into mercers Hospital, who had ;received in respective ot any patent right. National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 225.G1 , to 2;0041. lees. Id., and a balance of 209/. 18 t. 93. was . . f ' On Saturday John Jones was charged with having draper, 9s. 6•1., any Saturday, between the hours of ten North British Incur. • • 5/.pr cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 24X l iuries in consequence o the storm-one an old woman The I cks wel tr t 11 P • ' , o use a en onvi e rison were in carried to text aecount, after payment of the dividend, ... t stolen a watch, the property of Lewis Berratt, he and three, at the office of Mr. Baker, Newcastle-upon- North & West of Scot. 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 - , amounting to 512/. whose temple was severely cut by a fall in the street ; g ay . stanceu as uniting goodness and safety with extreme Scottish Life and Guar. - 20 0 0 011 0 1 •-• 1 mg been previously convicted of felony. Tyne. Scot. Mae. and Gen. Life - 0 0 0150 I - ' At t e he fleignston Down meeting, a call of 2s. 6d. per and the other a woman, who was crushed by the fell L • 2, ad on a r ty cheapness ; but it was admitted that the worktnan- „, ewis Barrett, dealer in watches in Mount-court, IV. Lee, floniton, Devonshire, builder, . ~ . , Sen,,..sh Union Immo. 6XI. pr cent. 20 0 0 I 0 0 j232.13e share was deemed necessary. By the statement of tie. of a ceiling in one of the houses in the Liberty. Seven u • the hours of eleven ship was very inferior to that of Catubb's locks. oundschtch said that on the afternoon of the 15th Tuesday after April 23, between Standard Life ••.•.. • . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 4 5 0 1 9,4 counts, we find a balance of 356/. 16a. Scl. in fav f 1 'Tees in our o e m-. the College Park were prostrated, and a • t I Inst. the i e and three, at the office of Mr. Hirtztl, Exeter. It was also asserted that Davis's locks, invariably United Dep.Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 j 16s 6 1 the adventurers; but on account of pr sone. came to his shop, and said he wished payments and re- part of ceie was broken eff. H. Ru3sell, Tormohatu, Devonshire, innkeeper, 7d., used on the Cabinet dispatch-boxes, which frequently MISCELLANEOUS. 1. ceipts before the next accountgJune 11), there wilrbe - - ' f 1 to buy a watch ;he took uth ' p e silver watch produced balance of 239/. Bs. 4d. against th ' t ' a The destruction o„, 0. ass will araollot to several b 1 • t ny Tuesday , between the hours of eleven and three, at contained important secret f d papers, were never oun _ yt le policeman, and ran off without any more a ce- Dividend Amount e mine, o meet which the office of Mr. Hirtzel, Exeter. to be out pf order, or to be susceptible of being picked. NAM. of Company. per of Paid. Price. the call is made. thousand pounds. rernony. Witness pursued and overtook him, and Benjamin Sh h d ' e and spirit merchant, 2ed , Annum. Share. ep er , win To this it was replied that Mr. Chubb was pre- At the adjourned meeting of the South Wheal GLASSRETIN.-The storm appears to have ra ed • e g said, Young fellow h t 1 th " - , you aye so en my wa c . f 1 dth . any Tuesda between the hours o e even an ree, at -- Jorish adventurers tho balance-sheet preaented 71/. with much greater violence here than it did on the He denied that he knew anything about the article ' y ' ' ' pared to produce a workman who, without having x. a. d. Z. a. d. 0 the Owe of Mr Hirtzel Exeter. 21. ss. 50 0 0 - 25 5 3 , 11d., in favour of the company, giving credit for ar- south side of the cite'. The devastation it has made but within two doors f hi le ll h d dh ' ' . ' b t ote s op e roppe t e A. Rainy, 20., any Thursday, e ween the hours of . _ ever previously seen the locks on the Cabinet dis- Auetion Mart •• .• •• • • Australian Agriculturl 11. 100 0 0 30 0 0 116 e rears of calls. The kabilities aro male up to the end of on the roofs of the conservatories is indescribable i watch, which witness • k d te boxes would o en an number on bein allowed pie e up. It further appear e d eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildh a ll. pate .., p y g Anglo-Mexlean Mint.. 11. 103. " 10 0 0 1: 1 0 0 -.... M a rch, when a credit of 5/ 3s. 10.1. appears. A call of scarcely a whole pane in some of the houses remain. that on the prisone b • h half-an-hour for each ; and that the same might be Ditto, Half Shares.. - - o o r eing t e next day committed to chambers, Basinghall-street. a cent 100 0 0 32 10 0 26 The ros 10s. per share was made. t p pecte of the mine The roofs of the new range have not suffered nearly Giltspur-street Compter on th h h W. Shaekell, 2s t d the flret dividend of 4a. 3d done more easily with the Peutonville Prison locks. Canada ... • • .... •• .. 61. per . . _ $9 are represented as much improved. e above c arge e was ~ owar s ~ Uppr Canada Bonds 51. per_cent. - SO much ; but, altogether, the spectacle is a very me- searched by one of the tur k g f g • fen new proofs, any Thursday, between the hours of ele- In Summing ule the discussion, it was stated to be My Navigation .... - - - 91 a At a meeting of the original shareholders in n eys, w o oun in one o Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp. c.lebs, 2/ 100 0 0 100 0 0 94 d. share w d Euler, a call of 7s. 6 per as ma e, and the offi- North lancholy one at present, and the damage done very his boots a silver watch. He was at once asked if f Mr. Pennell Guildhall- the dut of the ins i ution to ex ress the conviction of yen and two, at the office o , y t t . . p E ultable Reversieary 5/ pr cent. 100 • 0 ilOO 0 0 101 1 •ne appointed. exte - metre. that was the watch he was h chambers Basinghall-street. a veritable Chubb's lock never having been picked a, .s c i a i a gents of the mi . c arged with stealing, ' team Navigation . 11. 82. 15 0 0 14 0 0 - of adventurers in Tywarnhayle and TUE MURDER OF MR. OTIONNELL.-The Clare when he said, " They have got that watch ; the other W. Hanbury, Shoreditch, distiller, Bd., on Saturda 3h either in Great Britain or on the other side of ithe London Institution ... - - 78 15 • - Ab a Inectillg -- h Russell Institution.... - , - ,26 5 0 - esday, t e accounts, for Jan anti 'Journal states that through the exertions of Colonel you have found is my own A ril 20 ent Saturela w beteveen th -P , and three subsequ ,3 , e Atlantic ; that it did, in feet, combine that Peninslr& Orient.Stm. 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 50 0 0 80 Nancekuke, held on Tu d d h • . -V d 1 propertyd' Afterwards hour f the office of Mr Groom s o eleven and two, at . __ mine d an passe , s owing balanee an e eur a clue has been obtained to the murder of the prosecutor identified the second watch as his t strength, simplicity, and security, without which Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 91 il FA last, were ex 3 of 1,2611. is. 9d. .. Mr. Arthur O'Donn ll pro- Abchurch-laae, City. too 0 0I 60 e I 51 1 A against adventurers . t id , e . The object o e th e murder is perty also, not having missed it until some hours after WSh the most ingenious locks were utterly use Royal Mail Steam •• -61 18. 4. p. r c. , 2 eetin , a balance of 29/.. was foned zneged to have been robbery, and that it was effected • erwood, Belvi - t 'dere road Lambeth, builder, South Australian ... •• 11. per sha e. 25 00 1 50 0 19 i, At Wheal Sophia m g the other was stolen. less • that it possessed the merit, in the pro- Van Diemares Land., - 100 00 1 29 • 0 - and a call of 5.. per sh throu 2s. 70., on Saturday, April 20, and three subsequent ' - in kyour of the company, - are gh a conspiracy, in which the servant-woman of The prisoner was then committed for t • the ill-fated gentleman was a party. nal on both Saturdays, between the hours of eleven and t vo, at the charges, and the LORE. MAYOR directed that the pre- office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch lane City. duction, of never, thr g ou h fear of competition, T ALES -The having reduced the quality of the workmanship to UNIVERSITY FOR NEW SOUTH NN . ma. was Made. 4: w the accounts exhibited a • At Herodsfoot meeone vious conviction should be proved against him at his W. Williams, Goodhurst, Kent, wh ' eelwriglit, 311., on dth t b d 'd ration meet a reduced price, an a,y a ue const e . . . tion of a University for New South Wales is a striking ex- 11 I c f months' workin l t f th h' t A profit of 549/. 135. 7d. on the ,a - Ivp .. .ge COIIIIVIISSION OF LUN pression of the rapid deve opmen o 0 is ory of a colony very eratitying, ACY. trial. Stterday, April 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, of the workmen employed in the manufacture, the founded in times comparatively recent, with the worst mate liip . present position of the mine is , le r ' l• d On Friday a writ de lunatic° . • d znqutren o was pro- WORSHIP-STREET. between the hours of eleven and two, at the office of Mr. men had been taught to be as jealous of their master's rials of civilization grafted on the lowest forms of' barbarism st 'mowing that a profit of 200/, per mon.,h eau e re:, tee . ceeded with at the Duke of CI 'ln Foreign Mines, there has been considerable nuna don-road, South _ f arence Tavern, Lon- Messrs. b Oclavius and Autmstus &holey, young men, Groom, Abchurch-lane City. reputation for good work, as he could be of himself, existing on the earth. The new inetitution is to be at Syd- ni tion during the week. The Santiago Mines are repro- Barl - wark, be ore Mr. Commissioner MS of a tobacco merchant resident at Westbourne- W. L, Bickley, Sh ' efileld, inn-keeper, 3s. Bd., anY and that thus the merited reputation of the work had ney; and a sum of 00,000 . 1. has leeen, it is said, voted for the V building, and 5,000/. for its fittings-up. It will' contain at -alu- ow, and sixteen special jurors, relative to the terrace and Snaresbrook, were charged before Mr. Saturday, between tho hours of eleven and two, at the been, and was still, meintained. seated as having materially improved, and a vary 1 tate of mind of M • T office of Mr F Meld, reeman t She . . . flrst chairs of the classical languages, mathematics, chemis- B able discoverY made-the shares, consequently, have s i aria heresa Wakeman, a• maiden Arnold with violently assaulting a man named Adams, • The meeting vvas adjourned until Tuesday evening - ' -' try, natural history, natural philosophy, mechanics, physic,- oi been in great demand, and several transactions et an 9 lady aged 50, residing at 3, St. G ' • eorge s-circus, toll collector at the Clapton-gate, and also with strik- C. Robertson ettasborough, Yorkshire, steel manufaic tur it e ' ' e , s. 6d., any Saturday, between the hours of eleven April 23d, when the following papers would be read : logy, and the medical sciences; and professorships of history, - advanced price been made. St. John eel Rey, Cobre, Blackfrairs-road. -"Description of the Insistent Pontoon Bridge, philosophy, and political economy are to be hereafter added. ing a police-constable who had interposed for the and two, at the f M F Sh r ld office o r. reeman, e tie . United Mexican, and Imperial Brazilian, have been ill Mr. Follett appeared as couneel in support of the 11 ' co ector s protection. executed at the Dublin Terminus, of the Midland There is to be no faculty of theology, and, as we understand , G. Slater, Doncaster iroiimonger, first dividend of ls., 1. it, no religious tests. Such provision is made for the pro- ' - ',e request. CopiaPe, Australian, Baro - R inarcs commission ; and Mr. Berkley appeared as c s,a ange, L , . ounsel for _ Mr. Pelham attended for the prosecution, and Mr. on new f 'S d b•t th h f Great Western Railway of Ireland," by Mr. R. Ma and National Brazilians, have also ben done. the alleged lunatic. proo 3 , any atur ay, t ween e ours o ht hahle comparative un • " • " productiveness of the held in its new- The National Brazilian d ' e a vices are to the 16th Fele., From the statement of the Learned Counsel in Th - Clarkson, the barrister, for the defendants. eleven ard two, at the office of Mr, Freeman, Sheffield. let, M. Inst. C. E. ; and "Description of a Wrong - ness ae it is hoped may tempt professors of eminence to be , f the Rugby e _case occupied the magistrate's attention for It• F. Cass, Ware, Hertfordehire, grocer, 3s, 6 0 1., ang iron Lattice Bridge, erected over the line o candidates for the chairs. The professor of classics will be el and the prospectt continue aa cheering as last reported, support of the commission, the evidence of Dr. nearly three hour. bt th b f 1 d 2 rector of the university, with an endowment of 800/. a year. s' and the general iudicitions highly faehurable The re- V' 1 ~ u esu stance o i appeare Wednesday, between the hours of eleven and three, at and Leamington Railway," by Mr. W. T. Doyne - I , ins , ow and the medical and general testi- to be this :-Ad the fr hl' The appointments of the other professors will range from turns from Comes, from the sth to 14th Feb. '3 mks. ams was on service at; the toll-house e o ice of Mr. Whitmore, Basing a .-street. Assoc. Inst. C. E. tl 534 7, and Cuiba from 28th Ja ' 1 ' mond" , it pp • a eared that the unfortunate lady between seven a J• Elde, Byworth, Sussex, tanner, 205., any Wednes- 330/. to 4001. a year; and to each will be given 100/ a year n. to 16:h Feb., mks. nd eight o'clock on the evening of 33 6 16=amke. 87 2 23. belonged to the ancient _family_ of the Wake. Tuesday last_ Neter., .h.e...._ e_e , . ~ „ . ~ day. betwen, me em... ~e .1..., and three et the, .-48,,, ,-.-- - ie - _______... - (1- -- ..f.,,,1ner afternoon for lodging until rooms shall lie ready for his residence in , GAS—LIGIIT AND COI COMPANIES, Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. I Price. Annum. Share. ----- Z. s. 8. it. 0. 8. Bitish •• •• • • .. • • • • •• 1/. 40 0 8 18 0 0 14 Ditto Provincial.... it. Bs. 20 0 9 29 0 0 X 20 Brighton City of London .. • • •• Gl. 100 0 0 150 9 9 Continental Consolidat. 925. j 75 0 0 31 5 0 Equitable. • • . .. .. • • • • 50a. 50 0 0 50 0 0 27 imperial ............ SI. SO 9 0 50 9 9 70 Independent......... El. 40 0 0 40 9 0 I 5G hendon• • ............ 50 0 0 vl • • 1 8 50 0 0 59 • 8 ' la Do., Parl. Preference 6/. 25 0 0 2 10 0 1 Phcenix . ............ 4341. 50 0 0 49 9 0 , 2834 II tteliff ..... ........ 5/. 100 0 0 90 I 0 1 75 united General .... • • 7e. Ed. 30 0 I SO 0 0 ; 15U Westmisister Chartered 3/. SO 0 0 1 46 Ditto, New ........ I2s. b 0 0 0 10 8 0 1 9 H. Russell, Tormoham, Devonshire, innkeeper, 7d., any Tuesday, between the hours of eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Hirzel, Exeter. Benjamin Shepherd, wine and spirit merchant, 2i-d„ any Tuesday, between the hours of eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Hirtzel, Exeter. A. Rainy, 20., any Thursday, between the hours of eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildh a ll. chambers, Basinghall-street. W. Shackell, 25., towards the first dividend of 4.. 3d., en new proofs, any Thursday, between the hours of ele ven and two, at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall chambers, Basinghall-street. W. Hanbury, Shoroditch, distiller, Bd., on Saturday, April 20, and threo subsequent Saturdays, between the hours of eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch-lane, City. W. Sherwood, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, builder, 2s. 7 0.. on Saturday, April 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, between the hours of eleven and t .vo, at the office of Mr. Groom, Abehurch• lane ' City. W. Williams Goodhurst, Kent, wheelwrigbt, 311., on S-turday, April 20, and three subsequent Saturdays, between the hours of eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch-lane, City. W. L. Bickl e y, She ffield, inn-keeper, 3s. Bd., any Saturday, between the hours of eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Freeman i Sheffield. C. Robertson, Vlitsborough, Yorkshire, steel manufac ture?, 13. 61, any Saturday, between the hours of eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Freeman, Sheffield. G. Slater, Doncaster, ironmonger, first dividend of Is., on new proofs, any Saturday, between the hours of eleven ard two, at the office of 'Mr. Freeman, Sheffield. R. F. Cass, Ware, Hertfordshire, grocer, 3i. 6d., any Wednesday, between the hours of eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Basinghal!-street. Elde, Byworth, Sussex, tanner, 205., any Wednes day, bet ween t h e h ours o f elevea and three, at the offize of Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. S. Colville, Liverpool, dealer in linen, twine, and u,04 sacks, Gs., any Wednesday, between the hours of eleven and two, at th e office of Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Rev. C. 11. Mah.?rley, Owslebury, Southemptonshire, 4d., any Saturday, bet•rvnn the hours of ten and four, at theoffice baron, Plymouth, money scrivener, Is., any rru e, ...tty after April 23, between the hours of eleven awl cnree, at the office of Mr. Hirtzel, Exeter. R. Smith, Hathern, Leicestershire, tanner and farmer, 2s. 6d., Saturday, April 26, or any subsequent alternate Saturday, between the hours of eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Bitt'e3ton, Nottingham. H. Mozsley and J. B. Murphy, Derby, carvers and gliders, 4s. on further proofs, and second dividend of 7d., April 27, or any subsequent alternate Saturday, between CONLVIISSION OF LUNACY. On Friday a writ de I u of tic o inquirend o was pro ceeded with at th e Duke of C l ar; i nce Tavern, Southwark, Lon- B do a n r - lo ro w a , d, andsi xtennspecial j before uror r s . , relative to the ioner state of mind of Maria Theresa Wa ernan, a maiden lady, aged 50, residin g a t 3, St. kGeorge's-circus, Blackfrairs-road. Mr. Follett appeared as counsel in support of the commission • and Mr. Berkley appeared as-counseltfoer the alleged lunatic. From the statement of the Learned Counsel in support of the commission, the evidence of Dr. Winslow, and the medical and general testi mony, it appeared that the unfortunate lady belonged to the ancient family of the Wake mans, of Worcestershire. She had a married sis ter, named Morley, residing in the neighbourhood of Reading, with whom she had formerly re sided. Miss Wakeman was a Roman Catholic, and in the year 1839 became an inmate of the con vent of New Hall, near Ohelnrlord, from which her strange conduct rendered it necessary that she should be removed. Subsequently she resided in that lo3a lity, where she became habitual to sitting in her night-clothes, with the window of her chamber opm, exhibiting great eccentricity and occasional violence. In 1842 she resided with her mother at Hammer smith, and ever since she had I:ved at Mr. Cilley's, in St. George' s - c i rcus' she imagined that she had no sister, broth er , or relatives, declaring that in tion of a University for New South Wales is a striking ex pression of the rapid development of the history of a colony founded in times comparatively recent, with the worst mate rials of civilization grafted on the lowest forms of barbarism i existing on the earth. The newinstitution is to be at Syd ney; and a sum of WOO!. has been, it is said, voted for the building, and 5,0001. for its fittings-up. It will contain at first chairs of the classical languages, mathematics, chemis try, natural history, natural philosophy, mechanics, physio logy, and the mediclsciences ; and profess ors hips o f hi s to r y, philosophy, and political economy are to be hereafter added. There is to be no faculty of theology, and, as we understand it, no religious tests. Such provision is made for the pro bable comparative unproductiveness of the field in its new ness as it is hoped may tempt professors of eminence to be candidates for the chairs. The professor of classics will be rector of the university, with an endowment of 8001. a year. The appointments of the other professors will range from 3001. to 4001. a year; and to each will be given 1001 a year for lodging until rooms shall be ready for his residence in the projected building. Professors coming from .e,urope will have 100/. each towards the expenses of the voyage.— Atheitceum. Messrs. Octavius and Augustus Saoley, young me n , sons of a tobacco merchant resident at Westbourne mhaar before Mr. Arnoldt e r rac w e named Adams, toll collector at the Clapton-gate, and also with strik ing a police-constable who had interposed for the and i with violently S nres b rnnk' assaulting were a c collector's protecti o n. Mr. Pelham attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Clarkson, the barrister, for the defendants. The :case occupied the magistrate's attention for nearly three hours, but the substance of it appeared to be this :—Adams was on service lit: the toll-house between seven and eight o'clock on the evening of Tuesday last, when the two defendants, the eldest of whom was mounted on a grey gelding, and the youngest on a spirited bay, rode sharply up to the gate and attempted to dash through the toll without paying. Adams demanded threepence for toll, which Octavius refused to give, on the ground that he had already paid at another gate on the same trust, and the collector thereupon demanded a sight of the ticket. The defendant declined or did not produce it, and Adams caught the rein of the horse to pull it ber' but the defendant leant over, thrust h; ' the bridle, and again strove + lector succeeded in a - upon which DETERMINED SUICIDE.—On Saturday afternoon Mr. Bedford, the coroner, concluded an inquiry which had previously been adjourned, at the Malpas Arms, Charles street, Grosvenor-square, respecting the death of Susan White, a single woman, aged 32 years, who committed suicide in Lady Vernon's mansion, No. 3, Upper Belgrave street, Belgrave-square. The deceased had only been five days in her Ladyship's service as cook, having previously filled a similar situation in the establishment of Lady Nor manby. The deceased was found in her room ou Tuesday morn►ng last, with a rope round her neck, the end of which she held in her hand. She had died from strangulation, and the (leccase lied also inflicted two incised wounds vim her throat and one upon her right arm with a common kitchen knife, which was found lying by her side. Several of the deceased's relatives were examined, but were unable to ac count for the deceased committing the rash act. During the last three weeks she had complained of pains in her head, and she had also appeared very low and desponding. Verdict, " Temporary insanity." THE ARMY AND N T AV lk 7 . (From the United Service Gazette.) REDUCTION4gF THE MEDITERRANEAN NAVAL FORCES ad , lition to the ships mentioned last week as h av i ng beau ordered home from the Mediterranean, w e may include the Dragon, 6, steam-frigate, Captain NV, H. Ball. So that four ships have been ord ere d home.. one a three-sleeker, one a two-decker, and tho other two steam-frigates; and only two ships have been ordered to lifive them, ono a two-decker, and one a &team-frigate, viz :—Ordered home—Howe, 120 guns, 960 tnen—Vel - geanev, 84 guns, 750 men-03in steamer, 12 gurv , , 270 mom—Dragon steamer, 6 guns, 200 men. Ordered to the station—Superb, 80 guns, 750 men—Terrible steamer, 21 guns, 300 men. The reduction, therefore, COLLIERS' STRIKE.—The colliers employed by Messrs. Johnson at their colliery at Laffock, near St. Helen's to the number of upwards of 200, have turned out, because the proprietors have recently appointed a person named Smith as manager or under viewer of the mines, who is dis liked by the men. The colliers engaged at the extensive works of Mr. Mackay, at Upholland, have been upon strike for several weeks past. Upwards of 100 colliers h ave turned out from the collieries at Rainford, on account of a dispute about wages. There have been several large and riotous meetings held on Smithy-brow, to which th e co lli ers had been summoned by the beating of tin cans, &c. Stones have been thrown at various parties who decline leaving their work. Several of the ringleaders have been brought before the magistrate, who has ordered them to find bail for their future good behaviour. nand off pass, but the col oecond time catching the rein, cne defendant exclaimed, $. Do you to let me go or not ?" and, at the same time ..o.4er to I receiving some private hint from his brother, imme. ...,.~, THE COUNTRY MARK TS id LIVERPOOL, Aram 20.—There is no alteration 0 ,4 value of.any article to-day. It seems probable that t he i P r kei li , low range of prices will cause the demand on this In be wider than of late. %. s. d. s. d. O t° 11' I Wheat, per 701 b Do. Meal, perl96lb 13 English, white r. 5 9 to 5 10 Barley, English, pr Do. red .. 5 4 5 6 imperi a l quarter 2 4 v . I Irish, Pest reel •• 5 0— 5 2 1ri.•. , 11, S cotch, and i - lowerquality 4 8— 5 0 Manx,per 601 b.• 2 MallX, red and wh. 5 3 5 6 Foreign, grinding 2 , Dants:e, high mixed 6 6 6 9 Rye, put. 480Ib 22 Do., mixed .. 6 0— 6 4 Beans, English, pr „, Rostock, &c.. .- 8 6 0 imperial quartr 28 " llanaburgh and Irish and Scotch, 0 9S d Lower Baltic 5 6 5 8 per 4801 b• • • • 2621 0 ! 1 i Americium & .5 - white 5 10 6 0 Dutch •• 0 , anadian, trot 5 4 5 6; Egyptian • • •• " o Antv, - erp &Louvain 5 3 5 7• Peas, English, per 1 French, red.. .. 5 0— 5 4! imperial quartr 28 " Ilm garian and Foreign • • •• 28 Mariaropcli .. 5 0— 5 2 Oats, per 451 b Odessa, Polish .• 5 0— 5 2 English, Scotch, „ , Do., common .. 410 5 0 and W e lsh, old 2 Egyptian .• .. 310 4 3 Irish, new, best ; Flour, English & mealing .. • • „ 2 0 I , I Irish, per 280 Po 28 0 29 D o. , m id an d inf. -4 3 • Do., extra fine 31 0 32 ()Id .. • • •• 2 United States, per Oatmeal, English, 0 barrel .. 22 0—22 6, &Scotch,pr24olb 22 6 f l l Canadian • • .. 21 6 22 6 1 1rish, new •• 20 0 .. 1 " Indian corn, per Do „old • •• 19 4801 b, white .. 27 9 —2B 0, t Rt e/‘4ll MANCHESTER, APRIL 20.—During the presen; 1)0 10, low rates prevailing have in some instances cause , ' bo let:, operate somewhat inure freely in flour ; and on ;be : s i los sales effected have been to rath er a l arger amoun' in fstr several weeks past, prices being generally the torn reci °e ; 4 of purchasers. Oatmeal was fa r f rom b e i n g in live l y f el but could not be obtained on lowe r t erms . At Li/er,,,roflett , Runcorn the arrivals from Ireland cons i s t of very quantities only of oats, oatmeal, and flour; and co ls , tlie' tapplies are exceedingly 501 niy. From abroad, how el-r bes °l are again comiderable importations of wheat, bar fre; and Indian corn : but of flou r th ere are on ly 800 ;I t 'd France, and 605 barrels ft om the United States rell t d;or .if ' our market this morning wheat and o a t s understeot ; ' l es bt o l; change in value. Flour moved off slowly at P,I. o st equal to the quotations of thi s d a y se ' nn i g ht ; cote on the contrary, was in imp r o v ed d eman d, a nd full)? re the depression then noted. 4 014 ABERDEEN, APRIL 19.—Grain—Oats 13s to 1 30 '7 0 0 01 1 bushel; oats, new, 00s Od to 00s; fo re i gn oa ts, Ws Ou o to per qr.; barley, 18s to 19s Od, 521bs per bushel; boor , ato iL 0c1,521bs per bushel ; wheat.3B s to 425; oatmeal, 1 15° per boll ; flour, 30s to 32s per sack. Provisr c iitto 4cl to 6d per lb ; mutton, ditto, 4d to 6d; ye ll ' o d to r ‘ ; to 8d; pork, per lb, 3d t o sd ; l am b, per lbs i ota) tallow, per atone, 4s to 4s rid ; r otatoes, per pecks ese l l hay, rer cwt, Os to Os; rabbits, each, 6d to 7d; ht! re° ,' 4 l to a t i;d to 2s ; grouse, pe r b race , O s t o O s ; b utter, pe r tos " he ol.r, eggs, per doz, 6d to 8d ; che ese , p er cw t, 18 8 to 2351 pair, 35 Od to 3s 6d ; chickens, ditto, 2s Cd to 3s Cd d o f b, 4 l 2s 6d to 3s Od ; ducklings, ditto, O s t o O s Od ; turkeYos' - oni to 456 d; geese, ditto, 3 s 6d t o 4 s; b u tt er f or ex portatio n dc o o cure), per cwt, ' Os to 59s • eggs, wholesale price,P er 1. 0 to sd; 41b loaf, cash, 4#d;; credit, sd; pork, per sto ne n ik 3s 6d to Os Od; pot k fine, small, 5s 6d to Os Od to a d 3s 6d to 4s ad; ship pork per b arre l o f 201 lbs, , d JO Meal—Oatmeal, Is 2d to Os Od ; b ar l e y dust, sl peasemeal, is 8d to Is 10d ; side, 6d t o 7d ; boorm,; e d; ' ) l t kl to is 2d; flour, is 8d to is 10d barley, per lb, Id to los flour, Is2cl to Is 3d. f °ll 116° DALKEITH, APRIL 18.—The relativ e we ight Per,boo- of the three prices of wheat wer e 18 s t 91b, 17st joit'o l 91b. Oats, 12st 121 b, 12st 11b, and 9st 101 b. Barley' Ott" 15st 111 b, and Isst 21b. Peas and beans, 18st 1211), and Mist 121bs. Inferi.°o Qrs. Best. Current. xi 1 0 5 251 Wheat ....£2.. 1 6 £1 16 0 0 12 0 1211 Oats z 9 9 Barley . 1 3 0 1 0 6 1 1 66 Peas and Beans 17 0 14 0 67 5 1 Average of wheat 3ss Bid. OSeet dtt GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET, APRIL sheep, 785. Owing to the short supply of cattle V ice et c' tt' little higher than last week. O xen f rom 45s to 470iPe sbti inferior cows and bulls from 36s to 40 s per do.; ailgibliru.4t:asatr't. —Owing to the short supply pric es ran ged h week. Best aged wethers from 51d t o 6d per lb,evr e° tir per do.; all a HUNTLY CORN MARK E T, A PRIL h ai d „S 5 S S" full attendance of farmers to-day, but not much b1 1 "."'" acted. Oats from 12s 3d to 12,6 d per quarter. . 0 IV STONEHAVEN, APRIL 19.—Our grain market 1 ,' *O P' over for the season, and prices very flat. 340 , Jo AIONTROSE, APRIL 19.—Wheat,69 to 63 ..6 31 0, ,, barley, 53 do., IBs ; oats, 40 do., 14s to 14s 6d ; he% tot" ' 29s to 21s per quarter. Oatmeal, per boll of 5 0 0, ' potatoes, per do., do., 12s to 16s. estr e ' 9 ol DuorlN, Aram 19.—Our market continues is dull, without alteration in curre n ci es o f TueKlal 'B2'os ,jr description of grain or Indian corn. White w heat, i gg 23s Od ; red ditto, 19s 03 to 21s 63 ; barley, 9' (hi t° . oats, per barrel, 8s 63 to lOs Od ; oatmeal, 103 Od ' e a 47 0 second flour, per cwt. I2s to 14s 6d; Indian corn, P „„ o 26s to 29s Od. e%'''pr tm e CORK, APRIL 19. —The trade during the weee , a no, in the article of Indian c o rn whi c h has been in &r ate , 0 sented the same dull and inactive a s pe c t noticed 01 eosin veral arrivals of foreign grain have taken place sir',. e . B dalsoe end those have contributed to the c o n tinuance of tP". (0 4 1; The supples of home grain are trifli n g, the recciP t d s ervo week being only :—Wheat, 75 brls, at 16s to 18s 9 at Po barley, 667 brls, at 7s to Ils per brl ; oats, 889 hri s i t o 01 0 4 lOs 64 per brl. Small though the supply, the la kinds of grain gave way a little. In prepared Irish be f ol, have very little business passing. The same ruaY fe lly 6 ,: o s foreign, which, with Irish, has declined in valv e „ h Os d ot Is per brl. We quote Irish 18s to 183 6d; Po u ' e ore. 20s 53 to 2ls per brl. The truth is, with the price' tiller/ 0 0 obtainable for flour, there is little inducement for t, ee j make purcha , es. In barley we have no sales to rcr r e p It lo o l continue very dull, and though a small parcel ha:, %t° nde .10 if at 8s 6d, we cannot, by any means, give it as an s rtic real state of the market. The nominal price of the eg ueS i o 8s 3d per barrel, but, to effect sales of any e °l ' s t cy, holders should reduce their terms to Rs. We clO i e r ste , 11) to 8s 3d per brl. We have a steady, though wou e Ld is it surnptive sale for flour at the reduced terns acefu:seeebif factors at the close of last week. Indian corn i tt e , e is pretty brisk demand, and a fair business has been u° ,: i rd grain at an improvement, even on the uP"" 61 of dency noticed in our last. We quote prie es e u s e e s to C/ 17s Gd, while some holders refuse to itgl s o k 71 per ton. Indian meal ,s in rather impro ve os 4 9 1 Flour—First 123 Cd to 123 6d ; extra ~, 1 0's t , seconds, Ils to 12s; households Os 03 to lOs 63; t hirO,' 0 ,19, per cwt. Oatmeal 10s Od to 00s ; Indian meal Gs t 9 1 0 5 3 pad meal, 9s 6i to lOs per cwt. Indian corn 1304 to 1355 5 ., os' 01 Bran 4tlss to 5103 per ton. Hay—Farmers 31s to 417;f„j000 38s; dealers 42, to 45s 03; average 00s.per ton. Stray% ) 0004 20s Od to 295 Od; average 00s; dealers 305 Od te l 'ts average 005 03 per ton. Bread—Wheaten loaf n' e/ household loaf 5d to 51c1 per 41b. Fresh bu tte " 6°' ' t 1 9d per lb. Eggs-4s Ud to 4s 2d per hundred a ; est 1? Newport 15s; Lydney 17 5 ; Landore 155; P per 00 1 Culm 145 per ton. Tallow 40s Od to o ° l IS Whisky, 25 o. p., 5s 9d per imperial eDa Pd —Beef 43 to Gd; mutt on 5d t o 63; veal a se P 4 r d 6id ; pork to 3id; bacon 6d to 7d ; 5 016 lb. Hops 131 Os per cwt. B angor s l a t es 312 e ,70 rt, ton. Bark—Barbary 715 s to 8l ss; Valonia 141 to° 0 . et . re d 71 53; English Ol per ton. Fleece Wool 105 to 128 r o t ill; r et Hemp 32/ to CO/ per ton. Fish— Scotch herrings 16s to 1 0 ditto 205 to 22s per barrel ; Newfoundland 9' Os - a litit ton. Timber—Memel, 85s per ton ; deals, first q u i; to lls second quality, 16s per 100. Hides—Market 1 ,7,a per,/ salted 15s to 21s per cwt ; calf skins 20 to ' 43 Oits:glr Potatoes, white 9d to 10d ; Minions 12d to 13d ; Assils Peruvian, 11/ 10s; Ichaboe, 91 per ton; Tar-• 19s per barrel. r RAILWAY SHARE MAIL- - LIVERPOOL, APRIL 20. Afro 0 . 00 STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market has been •": 01 313 0 at the quotations, but the amount of burin e 5 been small. The transactions were as follow t -- 7 . 19. ° 14 and Yorkshire, Consol., 34M—Ditto, Fifths, 101.arterolio London and North-Western, 103—Ditto, New qu t , 4)' dis.—Ditto, Quarters (C), % p.—Midland, 33.U1 to (A,". 271. Is. 3d.— South-Eastern and Dover, 13%—v .. 4 3 / 4 . ' 4 MANCHESTER, APRIL 20. y.,4c` t r.• EL STOCK EXCHANG—Business on our Stockdo yry s( liffrter i was dull to•day, and prices had a tendency 1 i 6l, The transactions were as follow :—East Lancob r- i 5" 0 0 ence, 6%—Leeds, Preference, 113e—West Riding,' „ i dol. oet Yorkhire and Newcastle, Preference, 7% dis. - ' ° oc ll ,i e f lill North-Western, New Quarters, 14 dis.—Ditte , ;,413ev and Birmingham, Quarters (C), 8 p.—Manches ter ' and Lincolnshire, Prefn erece 6%. BIRMINGHAM, Aram 20. , to' o f, STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was little variat°,,A9 from the quotations of yesterday. The mark ot 00 1 et o but, although little was done, prices remained c0°, 1 4 b e d/ firm. London and North. Western were cl ,l°t „ e n'ro;„ l be r : 1014, sellers, 102 1 -I.l.lidlan , l, buyers, 32, s i ' A _"... e in e er' Shropshire Uion, buyers, 3%, sellers, 4 1 / 2 gate, Nottingham and Boston were done at 7% bury and Birmingham (B), 7 dis. B e foP YORK, APRIL 19. , of STOCK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-us; „dt, low :—Caledonian, VA—Great Northern, 5/. 83.. A .f 0 11 and Newcastle Extension, 61. 6s. :;cl. — Y or k and . I .' ° , th i BITHS. On the 17th inst., at the V R icarage, Shudy-C 3544 0 , " of the Rev. G. Perry, of a son. „ale' On the 17th inst., at Islington, Hants, Dlrs• . 5. " Pif i 5 0 li of a daughter. On the 17th inst., at Upper Tulse-hill, Mrs. "_ "' 4 of a daughter. 13 -11 lan d On the 18th inst., at Elmore-court, Glouces wife of W. V. Guise, Esq. ' of a daughter. go , j, On the 18th inst., at Fring-hall, Norfolk, Bushbv, of a son. On the 18th inst., at Wimbledon, the -"rife a th toot e ti Brackenbury, of a son. On the 18th inst , in Wilton-place, Belgr aveM 14 wife of R. Westmacott, Esq., of a son. On the 18th inst., in Gower-street, the lady o• ington, Esq., of Bombay, of a daughter. .JARRIED. z . o lOgr t et On the 18th inst., at the Catholic Chapel', j r -e f l irii A Mr. Robert 11. Harlow, to Cecilia, third daub hl e- ° ,cori," Allanson, Esq., of Castle-street, Holborn. ~,-„nry,,k;vil)) On the 18th inst., at St. John's, Windsor, 1- ',_ - to ,P h - t ''' son of George Williams, Esq., of flighburv-grel-'pa" only daughter of Hugh Fleming, Esq . , Al ilit ar l P Windsor. d itA r t,joi On the 18th inst., at St. Mary's, BryanstgetYE, 1 ' B. Boyd, Esq., Ist Royal Dragoons, to Anne - 1.1 a„ of the late Captain George Losack;69th Regiol—t. d er DIED. 1 Ale:‘ -a ti tr At Leamington, on the 16th inst., age d B.iad Pell 4 Seton of Mounie, Esq., a Justice of the Peace t i- fie tti • Lieutenant of the county of Aberdeen. _, Dfts,.• 9 11 On the 16th inst , in Cornwall - place, 0 Lovell, widow cf the late William Lovell, " - ' B ' .' artie ti s i n o g n t o t n h . e 17th inst., in Fleet rood - ."1 trie t ter' G t h u e e ' ; r ' i i e f er, of agedE.-Wyre, P 3 rb e° Or' 1 •on . _ D on- 0 , On the 17th inst., in Lonsdale-square, 0' r ;II i id°ll l 55.0rmerd, Esq., Portland-Pfau', ting to ot At Newark, on the 17th inst., Catharine N al "' s"'; cl - r 0 n o te d • l ot the late Mr. James Betts, aged N. ti ° On the 18:11 inst., in St-anhope•street, ro —. S I 1. , ‘f S M u r r s ;e3 S L a st ro ee n t, L S a t w ra s' nd w , ~ • of 13t6 On the IQth ' 4 nitl ) flo e . ,_ inst., aged 37, Mr. Joshua T. I' ll ' Oil' well-near-the-Sea. Essex. At Gainsborougli, cn the 18th inst., Henr.Y '-' l- , 0 for , -diri3O county of Lincoln. , W 1,,, tP aged 64, one of her Majesly's Deput-Lieuteo3l' 0 At Bodmin, Cornwall, on the 18th inst., Su, s : t e 'ryt iadgeel'o6f6.the late Mr. Mictia e ci , the Rev. Nicolas Kendall, late vicar of Lan"' same county. Li 'Won; Printed and Published by NUKE A ;,,,, 2 1 °'sf v' No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sus 1 4 0 OW strand, in the Precinct of the Soy(/' W 6 MAdla3ex, Monday, April 22, 1850. estr 14, g IF tv the c oinr liny next The Oh Queen.E .....____ NA Ca The lag Proprieta linden Two-th Annual Ralf% Xxten s I j/den N.B. Der cent. P ipe wady of , 41 p T' - ki n c an blel lard 7 e it„ ttAtai j tin 1 Charl e s tnas The p ate trans rnad oeDend e , t h do, atirer thereby.frOwin a g , u ranc, ...,tn earn thrja°4%! l ' o r Ur ort m l'Yste;the uam :. tarden". I TPon t r -al,. sol dent th e t Meal, Chu' , I (1 t 147 , Wei C ( tur ß r ( P vo t the