The Sun. — London, England, 1853-05-14 00:00:00

- , . . . . , , . . - THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14 185 3. Mr. Sleigh replied that he was instructed to oppose FR: hile Q T ue ll en E h L as O b N e D en ON ple G as A ed ZE to TT a E ppo of int YE s S h T ol E to ßD Ja A m .r es - DOW MAY 11. -------....... THE COMMITTER ON DOCKYARD PRO- 70.1 t w a s true that the Admiralty had power to super- THE CASE OF gca A u pn ß pn 0 : ni n ß gt h T e ad / m O fec go i r so V areuolnrti A ntthalsse T ef or nfrsufo l ei hts O rheape C r,nes K eci RAILWAY RETURN& :44 . litirti tbition. MOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. -.4.- ru E ern EA ie ß g a L t 102F0,eDleEekR;BLYer.d annuate a man at 60, but the hardship was that Mr. Roberts, perfectly competent to do his duties, end as sound in intellect as ever, toms superseded by Mr. the application, as there were very good grounds against i t s N b ieu e rr ic tnßi g tpeil c ini 1 o endi n ete c yn e te d aoL e if d du . pn h rd e o, s e w acn a ud s t ,0 a r l b sa_ o s u t fil t yr,s t t s o 0 tm a h p ee p s l y mo co t i te o ht ye h r a f, o v r e t ht h he i ne s Douglas Esq., to ur and Advocate bNe is ______„____ NubGst..sitTußteETErTo:ure Ge H ne e r r a m l f a er the Island f M • ' s a l ls G o NE b D een yy pl L ea o s ß e D d L to IE : T m E o N in A t NT C s h . erles i T r n E a t l t hs ' l l i cte l e . t c l C l , t l e o s ol r: b p ue s y p o u f ef R A r o ti y u a t 1 0: E . a n gine e r s , - _.---------- Hawkes, who was sometimes confined to his house for client Currie discharged altogether. Though there was Th rd T a e n y first w < • s E eT hy X r ne ek M oe ue rm l imin N . A ttthe T ee l ce O ha t N a iyref ? t F e itness called was the three months together, and was himself finally super- Miles S R 3 A , FFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. o f Y t h e s e t e p r r d i a s y e n b e e r i s n ' d s e t e v b n e e s r e a l l ; a e c m r o b w e e t d b m e d p e e b l i y i e e a e p - P aS n r mil e tect i o n 0 f Femal e s - h e submi t t e d th a t th e evid e n c e t P e a w .b s 1 ei e l y cicio , au3 E mlfum s j u g G e ri s s . ar , t sal y L ihßo i a h N e um a t g is i s t v e u n ei vi a u r n o a t fnu i NAME OF RAILWAY. 118 ------- e - Pti. SUN OFFICE, Six &Clock. seded from physical incapacity, while Mr. Roberts, after a d ea , le w w d ewi h h n woa e g u se e er , 1 cog mao a l f mlti t er e i dodc r foei u t tau h l :wd e x ihni l d eel ot i ftb s ye p ber a ceer o t eto c nch h bsoetel o alqiie f i unc ee t te h enudd e t: C d t xe a e Wuaa ü b inrrl i t lr i l y: i Ine t i , n v ;b , tae t . i inohunnder a g i‘, a i i n r s . t N t h e a r tf t e enc p nl r ar s nk ce N dv n h e eem r ree a ai l snp t s o nr g moe e ct t oe f h reed e dr r eegnde f a t t i co l t e hr d ee . a bdp; .pu y- ieutenant. o p B e n e . cl 185 Y. 18 5 s• Earl of Derby. The noble earl was received by the being superannuated, was selected as a member of a Tb e l eh u eo d am i l n n a g es 1f t h el • 1 neighbourhood, anxious to hear the details of this pain rtihsoendeerpCosuirtriioen'ss ,--- committee standing, and a similar mark of respect paid commission at Woolwich upon the subject of nava l BRITISH. £1,520 1,62: STATE OF TRADE. to him on leaving the room. The examination was oonducted by the chairman. architecture. Mr. Bere added that he was desirous that Royal Cornwall and DeVon Miners Militia-Sir Colman 72 Aberdeen ................ ••••• • • • • 687 74 37 a 4, Belfast and Ballymena •••••••• •• •• •• 24s 262 • The noble earl having ttken his seat at the table, the committee should be made aware of all the circum- own admissions. 17 Belfast and County Down.- •••••• • • .• ~,„6 4,610 stances relating to Government influence in the dockyard f n o G t a l h . Tc e i h r g n . ei N v b vp e u ee s r s nr t t i i s i n g woe e a nna s t e, s y i , r e e u n vc t n ' e h un e r a i ! 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire ' Ll' - (From the Manchester Guardian of this day.) : The Chairman said-In consequence of statements owfisybouter boroughs, and only persons in his position could give ac • dth • h ' alr i ela b d e y C t b a i k e . 26% Bolton Blackburn, and West York •• • • i 647 w as h k lC y h ou h r av l e or b d e s e h n ip m w a h d e e t b h e e f r or u e p t o h n i s t h c e o m f o m r m i t t a e t e i , 0 n I , .or te.s purpose was Rashleigh, Bart., to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant, 85 Bristol'and Exeter ••-•• • • ••• •••• • • • 4,255 ~,.„1 such Wormation. n m ni a u d g e ha a m d , es h p a er e at e e em a e tta wh ek at u r p e o c n ev h er is ed f:el h lo u w t upon the degraded position in which he had placed him- again put into the box. After she had deposed to their vice Pendarves, resigned. 9 , 114 Chester and Holyhead. ••.••••• •• •• •• 1 6,1 1 7 2 3 , ' l ° Bs 189 4 Caledonian.... .. .... ... .......... • • : •1: 27 3,06 MANCHESTER, May 19.-Since Tuesday last ther k e e i t s . little or no change to report in the state of our mar full 7 G . overnment you made any stipulation or condition The Chairman observed that Mr. Bere was an admitted self, and who, in the first paroxysm of his temporary accuracy, Mr. Sleigh asked whether when, as she said Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery -The Hon. Charles th th Duke of Northumberland respectin th some substance had been taken from her, she had ob. Stewart Hardinge to be Major. sse Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• •• 19 , 251 The firmness which then characterised it has been ken place, it wi e 20 Cork and Bandon .. • • ...... ••••• • • • 801 925 7 maintained ; and when any change has ta g e fprho. political agent, and if the committee were to hear him it must allow the agents on the other side to be heard too. served the state of her clothes She replied in the East Kent Regiment of Militia-Stanislas Zele G t t" t I h ld th ducer. There mo ion or pa renege, aou ea er say ot e s in e s n a e n r i t c y u , ffi t • el ei. h ' tb E • ' o e nsign. a, en ~ 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction •••• •• • • 1 120 1,07, has generally been in favour of the pro the buyer and Admiralty ! Mr. Bere begged to say, in reference to his former exhibits a very ill state of health. So prostrate was he a rma ive, an sai tat there was a great deal of 53 Dublin and Droeheda•.•••• ••• •••• •• ~ ' 956 'ell seems to be a struggle going on between l orders at The Earl of Derby-When I first formed the Govern- evidence, that, although he had never been a member of on the day of his last examination, that at first sight he blood. West Kent Regiment of Militia-Goldon Samuel Weld, 6 Dublin and Kingstown •••••••• •• •• •• •'' 415 " 5 76 4 the seller, the former being willing to p a . ce a " patronagatommittee," he did not mean to deny the failed to recognise his wife, who attended at the court to Cross-examined by Mr. Binns-Two other doctors- Gent.,. to be Ensign ; Captain George Robert Stevenson to 1 3 s i ,N D ) u u ndee and Arbroath ••• , '' to accept ment, of which I was at the head, I asked the Duke of e ((dee, Perth, and Aberdeen Janet o be Maier vice Otter promoted 175 -. 9 the prices of last week, and the latter refusr existence of an association such as that described by Mr. see hint, but, after a few moments, consciousness re- namely, Mr. Joleffe and Mr. Doubele, had prescribed -'• • ' - • 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen• •..•••• • • • • 76 g ns Alto- Northumberland to do me the honour of t le . ffi • a ing o ce in 3d Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia them at an advance upon former transac to . Tufnell. turned, and he recognised and embraced h her for rne, the one in November and the other in Janua 68 East Anglian... 631 44 n but moderate ;it as First Lord of the Admiralty, and the only condition er. The ot re' Frederic William Earle, Gent ,to be Lieutenant. 4,48 76 gether the business of the week has bee . nial • ven in the - s P t r i i l 1 Sir Baldwin Walker referred to ade gl two prisoners are not in any degree altered in their 1 g • last and she ave them the • 81 Ea-t Lancashire... ..... .... •• •••• •• 14 366 15, 1 1 't would have been much larger whteh I made with him was this that he would have particulars of what she was 4th or the Duke of LancaSter's Own Light Infantry 3'12 Eastern Counties and Nortblk.. •- •• • . 2 ' , 37 2, 41 ', though there is no doubt i House of Commons by Mr. Corry to his statement, that appearance. labouring under. f turers have the entire and absolute selectio ' nof the naval members Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-John Hen Blalr 95 Eastern Uni0n.............. ••••• • • • ,' 6 4,10'' had it not been that spinners and menu ac d direct to Mr Binns-Are . /7 --e, 8 , .3 70 3 4 prior to 1845 all correspondence was addresse F o r the prosecution there appeared Mr. Sleigh, the • you now quite recovered from what Gent., to be Lieutenant. le Ediaburgh and Glasgow .• •••••• •• •• 'r 0 2,4 their workpeople to be of the Board, choosing those members for the s r ice 22e felt their position in relation to . . e v the Surveyor-General. He wished to repeat the state- barrister, instructed by Mr. Lewis on the tf th you were labouring under ? 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee •• •• • • , „ 110 par o e lit Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia-William Platt, no „ a 11t1h h h 1 • such as to cause the stoppage of their mi sa an ear y wom esou d think were most likely to be to the the 6 Exeter and Crediton ........ •••• •• •• 50 7 '„,, ment he had made. He found from a return that family of the prosecutrix ; and by Mr. Wm. Sheen, of Mr. Sleigh objected to the question, on the ground Esq., to be Lieutenant. 19 Furness Railway ... ........ ••• • •• ~ 721 ease period ; and for that reason many contracts have been public advantage • and alio that he was t h e the , o av number of recommendations sent direct to the surveyor Bedford-row, the solicitor to the Associate Institution that the medical witnesses whose names had been men- 2d Regiment Royal Surrey Militia-Charles Floward 1714 e Glasgow, and South-Western.• •• •• •• -•,' 16,7 11 u b • t tth h 1 d b declined. We think it may not e inoppor une, a e woe an a solute control over all appointments and were-in 1840, 160 ; 1841, 189 ; 1842, 30 ; 1843, 17 ; for improving and enforcing the Laws for the Protection tioned as having attended the witness were the proper Chaplin, Esq., to be Lieutenant. 285 Great Northern and E. L. ••-•• •• •• 12,227. ow t rnoment, to state what appear to us as insuper- over all promotions, so far as they related to the naval 188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 4,73 ," 1 9 465 presen 1844, 7 ; 1845, 2. He was appointed Surveyor-General of Women, on the part of that institution. Mr. Robin- Persons to prove whether the disease or malady under [This article is substituted for that which appeared in the ele Se Great W . . ..... 77,58 " 'lO O able objections to the new condition which it is sought to service of the country. I did go so far, of course, as to . lee a l 48 Tl in 18 . le co . mmunications direct to the surveyor in- son a in attended as counsel f hich she had suffered was removed ga . or the prisoner Thomas ; w or not. Gazette of tho 10th inst. 25 Irish South Eastern ••-.•-- • • •• •• 04 5, ,, impose on t e h right to return fraudlently packed cotton, require, in accordance with the usual custom, that two 9 • 1851 A few da s creased from two in 1845, to 7in • y and Mr. Bums, as before, appeared for the prisoners Mr. Norton ruled in favour of the objection. Royal Monmouth Militia-George Wilson, Gent., to be 90 Lancaster and Car1i51e.........• •• - 4,? 16 456 The trade are but too well aware, from experience, that of t e nava or ss ou e mem era o e ouse o h 11dh Id b b fth H f Ensign and Assistant-Surgeon. 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire •• •• , 16 352 ~... since Sir W. Symonds had called upon him, and ex- Cunningham and Currie. Mr. Norton (to Miss Morden)-Had you ever been 70 Leeds Northern ..••..••..- .. .• .. • • ,7 7 „, 811 the adulteration of this article has been carried to a far Commons, and I certainly now regret that I did not add . Merionethshire Militia-William Pr' J Gent to ice ones, ~ pressed his readiness to state that e e c ange oo p ace hhtkl ' ' dd • Mr. Sleigh, a ressing the magistrate said that in to the house, 24, Essex-street, before the occasion of 181- Liverpool, Crosby, and South - d ort.• • • ••'`' . i. 543 greater extent in the present than in any former year. a further condition, that upon their first appointment . f a dispute he had . with Sir G. Cockburn the unavoidable ab fle - .' ' If h h be Second Lie • utenant in the Royal Rifle Corps. 48,661 v i _,, in consequence o sence o is learned friend Hr. Parry, wlc you ave spoken ? 553 lf 2 London and North Western ... •••• • • The admixture of sand, and the introduction of an in- they should be persons conversant with Parliamentary 2(1 Regiment of Royal Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry-Cap- 1 187 •Yr, 5 London and Blackwall- .. -..••• • •• ', 6 11, 2 " and Mr. Corry. He wished to make this statement be- who was engaged in a trial for murder at the Old Miss Morden-Yes, several times. ferior wool, or of leaves, sticks, and stones, so inclosed habits and Parliamentary practices. fain Brownlow Knox to be Major, vice Lucas, retired ; 1734 London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 9,' 7 5 , 120 10 cause Mr Cony had given it an unequivocal denial in Bailey, he was instructed to adduce before the court Mr.:Norton-What, to meet the pris C • oner unningham? Lieutenant Frederick Bartlett to be Captain, vice Knox, 253 1 4 London and South Western. ........ 1 1 , 7 4; 452 within. wool of the quality professedly packed, as to pre- The Chairman-Is the committee then to understand • e House of Commons. me further evidence affecti _ ng the criminality of the Miss Morden-No sir not t „ o meet him. I was sent Promoted ; Fredinick Drumnsond Hibbert, late of the 2d. 343 e Londonderry and Enniskillen --••- 2 ' --. vent detection by the very imperfect mode of examine- that you think inconvenience to the public service arose tb The Chai a did not think it uite re ular to refer s° • sat the bar there • ral i Ila Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, Sce. --,,,, 7,18 s tion now is use, has indeed grown into an evil of such from the Lords of the Admiralty not having sufficient . rre n C q g d*f 't prisoner . _ . . To-day he proposed to bring seve t mes by Mr. Gordon with notes and mes- Drogeons, to be Captain, vice Williams, resigned ; Cornet iseee Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 6, ' ,l' - ', 61 0 to proceedings in the House of ommons, an i i was before his worship two persons whose evidence would sages to Mr. Maddock, his solicitor. William Blandy to be Lieutenant, vice Bonsey, resigned ; 9)4 Manchester and South Junction.... .. s °. 696 magnitude as to call for the application, not of a less, aequaintance with the House of Commons ? done it would be necessary to send for Mr. Corry. be found materially to corrobor t h aetat of the young Mr. Sleigh here remarked tint he was anx ous to i Cornet Daniel Dunnett to be Lieutenant vice Bartlett, ea Maryport and Carlisle ............. 544 „ 9 46 but of a more effectual counteraction than has hitherto The Earl of Derby-There was this inconvenience Mr. Stafford, hein invited by the ceeamittee to add lady, Miss Morden. The n B est of these was a Mrs. remove a serious • t tio * impu i a e n whi . ch had gone forth af- promoted ; William Praed, Gent ,to be Co'rnet, vice Day- 498• X Midland ..... ...................: 21,238 1: 52 3 been adopted by those whe suffer most from a system of that perhaps as between them not being connected with an ! thin he leased g to his former statements, said he Babbett, at whose house • ,in re/an-street, Caledonian- g fectin the ev't 1 . ness (le rs. ornehus)-namely, thee she rell, deceased ; Leyeester Hibber * a Gent ,to be Cornet, 126 Midland Great Western (Irish) •• •• •• 2,465 0 57t 37 Monklands .............. •••••• •• • . t' B 4 . 9,65 0 fraud becoming so disgraceful to the American planters. the House of Commons, and the Secretary of the Admi- Y g .P It'd •1 f h• dth •Md h could only reiterate is erne o ever eying use e road, Miss or en ad lodged in January last, and who was present in Essex-street when the operation was vice Dunnett, promoted; John DohertY, Gent to be 60 Newcastle and Carlisle.... It has heretofore been the rule that sticks, stones, leaves, ralty being connected with it, there was not so full an words •im uted to him by Sir B. Walker. Admiral ould • prove, in the course of her • t . th tth 1 ) examine ion, a e . erformed. He was anxious, therefore, to put a ques- Gent 'to be Cornet.' P Cornet vice Blandy r t d Ch 1 'We • " ll omo e ; ar es i ham Powe , 149 North British •••• .. and inferior wool are returnable to the importer at the appreciation of their relative positions and the demands Berkele I) t' th d • t d to him y, commen mg upon e wor s impu e w risoner Geennin h • gam was in the habit of visiting Miss ton to Miss Morden-namely whether Mrs Cornelius e 232 North Staffordshire ................ - 81 4 656 2, 04 price paid for them. On the suggestion of the American to be made upon both as there would have been if the (Mr. Stafford) by the surveyor, said it was very impru- 1 1 3 11orden there almost daily, y• g r had been so sent ? ' • at each visit a quarte BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Marsh, beer-seller, Dudley, Worcester. 47 North-Western .... 50 Scottish Central ••••••-..- - •• .. •• 1,924 693 Chamber of Commerce of Liverpool, and with the con- Lords had been personally conversant with the House dent. If he had ever made such a statement! he should of an hour or more ; and thi s s ta- ' lll- The Witn i es r s e rd h • 32 Scottish Midland •••• • ............. 643 771 witness would further rove rep ie t at Mrs. Cornelius had never BANKRUPTS. currence of the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce of Commons. not have considered it imprudent, as he should have that the Rev. Mr G d h d • or on a also been in the la been present, either in Essex- t t 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 8 44 9 ,191 and the Commercial Association of Ma,nehest • h er, it as, The Chairman-The committee then inay understand n ent with the thought that he was speaking confidentially tO a gen- habit of visitin * g her there. The other witness h o epr - 1 h C ' .. p ace, w en unningham performed the operation s ree or at any other Andrew Charles Larkan, coffee-house keeper, Greenwich, 47 Shrewsbury and Chester . to surrender, May 11, at one, and Juno 21, at twelve at ...... , 2 Olt 706 29 Shropshire Union ...........„ ~, , „, 643 2 0 95 however, been determined by the Cotton Brokers' that you did not make any arra ' gera th . transfer of tleman. . posed to call was Mrs. Cornelius who, it would be re- Mr. Binns- -Was it not through Mrs. Cornelius that the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official as • ' • signee , 58 South Devon ........ .....•• •....... 1, 846 , 1 3',575, Association of Liverpool, that all returns shall Duke of Northumberland respecting is Sir B. Walker and Mr. Stafford severally repeated 2894 South Eastern.... . ...., 13,133 „ 9 2i he Admiralty to the Secretary of . membered, went with her to th:house in Essex-street, you went to Essex-street on that occasion ? Carttar, Greenwich. 1 520 -64 either be replaced by an approved quality, or tbe civil patronage of t their former statements respecting an interview at the St d ran , and to that extent would also corroborate her Witness-No ;it was through Mr. Gordon' I went Robert Horner, licensed victualler, Pall Mall, May 24 T ro i l 7o ai rk e . s .... - ...... ••••• • • • - ' 4 1,7 paid for at the prices of the day on which such the Admiralty ? d Admiralty on the 26th of November, about which the , there. and Juno 24, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. 40 Taff Vale ..... , Doncaster, and Goole .. 1,36 1 06 Y testimony. As the prisoners could not be tried f or 2,70 5 I to* erby-None whatever. I never learne . The Earl of D . returns shall take place. Now, trivial as this altera- d d differed ; and Mr. Eden, an assistant in the surveyor s Stansfeld, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Dingwall, 36 Ulster . ............ some considerable time, he should, after • h• Mr. Sleigh here asked permission to tt I lon time after and I consi ere putting t is pu o nspector tion may appear to be, it is one whose operation will of that transfer until a g . office, was called to bear out in part the surveyor's Tokenhouse-yard. 50 Waterford and Limerick ...... ~ ~ .. 274 656 ' .111 f tl the Duke of Northumberland entirely responsi eor te evidence in proof, ask for an tl d d h h ld o ier reman ,an es ou Emmerson the following question :-" Whether it was 25 West Cornwall ...... ............. 24 1 929 certainly be adverse to the interests of the trade. sra i - - • 1 t of the Admire tee account of it. further ground that application on the circumstance that Robert Sanderson, tailor Oxford-street May 21 at half not after the prisoner Currie knew that the charge - ' ' ' 12 Whitehaven Junction ...... ...... ... 1 54 Should the market rise, the buyer will hardly trouble admini t t'on of the departmen h • The committee then ordered the room to be cleared at past twelve, and July 1, at eleven at the Court of Bank- - 1 The Chairman-It has been alle ed before tis corn- every effort was being made to apprehend the Rev, Mr. against Cunningham was for using an instrument to inptcy. Nich 1 ffi • 1 • ' ' 6.• 534, York and Newcagtle, and Berwick & 9 7,22 o son, o ma assignee, Basinghall-street ; himself to send back an inferior cotton which has become g half-past one, and, after remaining a short time in con- York and North Midland & Leeds 22,957 mittee that Mr Stafford has stated he was under pres- , . G d or on, arid that there was a probability he would be procure abortion that Currie said that Cunningham Moxon, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. worth somewhere about as much as will be allowed to • . . suitation, adjourned. h cl . ure from our lordship and Mr Disraeli as to t e is- taken before the next examination told him he had learned to do it in France ? Benjamin Davies, draper, Holywell, Flintshire, May 20, 'FOREIGN. 99 0 him for that better article which he was to have received. s bu • y - ** 1 (11 • ion of the patrona e. I wish to ask your er sup It was understood that the committee will not meet Mr. Robinson in uired of his 1e ed friend hat rea- I t E nspec or mmerson-Yes, it was. and June 16, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. 574 Dutch Rhenish ........... . There can be no doubt that dishonest planters will derive tn t g again until Monday week, and then only to consider so bl • b b . l . q h • e rn • w • Mr SI•1 kdthth 1. , eig i remar e a e was almost willing to Turner, official assig,nee, Liverpool ; Sale, Worthington, 21 Maria Antonia .................... 183 85.7 sort of if that is so ? na e pie a 1 ity e entertained of this expectation 13 Montereau and Tr 873 46 encouragement in their mal-practices from this The E 1f D b I h ld, be eh su rised their report to the house. being realised ? rest the case against CUrrie on that answer, and he again and Shipman, Manchester ; Evans and Son Liverpool. 63 Namur and Liege ................ „ 1,167 n 3, 875 calculation. Should the market fall, the buyer will ar o er y- sou very mu rp ticks and for to hear that Mr. Stafford had made any such statement, Mr. Sleigh replied, he ought not to be asked such a asked for a remand. Henry Foulkes, dealer, Rochdale-road', Manchester, 443% Northern of France .......... receive back less than he paid both for s . • . e , • May 23 and June 16 at twelve at the Manchester Dis- 577 Orleans and Central* 21 232 , 4 61 bed cotton. In either of these supposed oases, the ends because I have a hig,h opinion of Mr. Staffora s nonour, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. question, and on grounds of public policy he declined Mr. Norton said he felt bound to accede to the apple. trict Co'urt. Fraser ' offic• ' • • •• ..... •• •• •• - 'nos 1 "' 36 , eal assienee Manchester • Sale, 240 Parts and Lyons .......... •• and he must have known that such a statement was en- to answer it. cation, and thus afford facilities for the apprehension of 84 Paris and Rouen. .......... .. Worthington, and Shipman, Malchester ; Ashur'st and of the unprincipled will be promoted by the new rule. • t• 1 • nsistent ith the fa, t cl that there was not ire y inco w . .c, an Mr. Robinson-Before my friend asks for a further Mr. Gordon. This was most desirable for the ends of o Old J eon, ewry. ' 392 Paris and Strasburgh ..........., .. 9,446 Tod But how is the day's value of the returned cotton to be Sir James Graham has bestowed the good-service pen- justice, because, if Gordo 39 Rouen and Havre ..... ..... -• •.. .. 2,949 ' s 'o the determined ? The spinner will not leave this to , the shghtest foundation for it. rernand, he eht t s • f orshi that there ou e o atis y your w p n was apprehended and charged George Goodsell, tailor, Wotton-under-Edge, May 3 59 Western of France ---• • • • 4,270 ....... ,,,!...1 rh -1 11 ir a H 1 d li . th . f rther e t_yt m• n- as your or sip any ing a sion on Capt. John Simpson, an old and meritorious • • exists a reasonable probability that the result he has P - with the rie ners • t o , many circums ances, which were and June 28, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. • dal. ° selling broker ; nor will the merchant leave it to the officer , who, we believe, has nothing but his long and stated will be accom r 1 d pisle . inadmissible in evidence (luring his absence, might be Hutton, official assignee, Bristol ; Abbot and Lucas, Bris- * The receipts include the traffic on the Orleanstaud Cen buying broker. The two brokers are pretty sure to dis- to state . leans and Bordeaux, and Tours and Nantes lines. agree, and the point mus • tbe referred to other parties. The The Earl of Derby-I am not aware that I have. I faithful services to recommend him to this reward. Mr. Sleigh-All I can state is, that lam this moment proved, and thus the case considerably strengthened tol ; Kearsey, Stroud. i all the risoners. Samuel Barrington Watts, hatter, Exeter, May 25, at ---- settlement will thus be attended with a degree of trouble am at the service of the committee to give such informa- PORTSMOUTH, Meer 13. instructed that information has been received this day of a g a-ns t P The prisoners were aecordin 1 remanded and re., eleven, and June 16, at one, at the Exeter District Court. COUNTRY MARKETS. and cost which, in many casee, will manifestly operate tion as I can, without introducing private names and The Encounter, 14, screw, Capt. George W. D. O'Cal- Mr. Gordon's locus in quo, and therefore lam justified . . g Y - - Hirtzel, official assi nee Exeter • and Trenchard, Tann g, , • as a motive wi • *th the buyer to submit to the original in- Private conversations, which I should feel myself pre- laghan, has had her boilers taken out, and hauled into in saying there are reasonable grounds that he will be moved in custody. • ton ; Stogdon, Exeter. LIVERPOOL-MAY 13. sir justice, rather than go through so vexatious a process. eluded from doing. His Lordship then withdrew. the steam-basin dock, to alter the feed-pipes for the new apprehended. . INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 14 f f The old rule has the merit of simplicity, and of a fairness Mr. Tufnell, M.P., was then called. ones. This announcement was received by the auditory with SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. At our market this morning there wag a tolers . 00 W. S. Matthew, Wellington-street, Bethnal-green but- consumptive demand for wheat, and the extremer em so th which is obvious at first sight. No referees are to be The Chairman-It has been stated that on the occa- The Stromboli, 6, paddle, haslbeen brought down, and suppressed murmurs of approbation. • - • SHREWSBTJRY MEETINGe-FainaY. cher-W. Lyne, Southampton-street, Strand, and Bilop's- Tuesday were obtained. More business in ban•el ffetgae ca,lled in to settle present values. The spinner says t o sion of the last election some one of the docky ar d laid alon gs id e th e coa l depot, for a supply. She will be Mrs. Ann Cornelius was then called. and examined by yard, Grosvonor-square, carpenter-Ps. Pettie Brompton- in wheat, and. rather improved rates readily made. , "''• nia the merchant " here is your own invoice : pay me ac- officers-the master shipwri g ht, M a Ed en, I b e li eve _ p u t i n comm i ss i on by commander Gardner for the con- Mr. Sleigh. She stated that she was the wife of Ber - ' ' ATTINGIrem STAKES, of 5 sovs• each, with 30 added ; for r s oad l ;, l C : itltstridge, e i onsulting engineer-W. Fell, sen., corn i n f a i r reques t a e f u ll pr i ces. O ats rat h er de t est p a cording to that ;" and the merchant addresses himself in was an active partisan of your interests in the borough veyance of troops in their exchange of quarters. ermons se nerd Cernelius, and was in the service of Mr. John three-yr-olds. The second 'horse to save his stake. • , y, tailor-J. Richards, Woolwich, oatmeal realised an advance of 6d 1 d Bd ° V " . per oa . ee? the same way to the planter. It is for the trade to take of Devonport. Was that the case ? • 1 r - The Excellent, gunnery-ship, Cant. Chads, C•Be eom• Riehard.s, Threadneedle-street. She had known Miss '. About ti ee quarters of a mile. (5 subs.) stove and range manufacturer-W. Charlick, Romford, qr. hieher B 1 d Essex, tinnetn-J. Brown, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, - t• • ar ey an peas without change' , , • lee. r evs_ care that this straightforward practice shall not give place Mr. Tufuell-If he was an active partisan I had no menced the first series of experiments on the old convict Morden since the month ofJanuary in the present year. Mr. Flintoff's Whalebone, 3 yrs (401.), fist 121 b, cabinet maker-J. Eglington, Somer's-place, St. Pan- -- to olio which, by lessening the .buyer's chance of redres- opportunity of knowing it. hulk to-day, at one p.m. His Royal Highness Prince Mr. Sleigh-How did you become acquainted with , (Wells) 1 eras, carriage broker-C. Gay, sen., Watford, Hertford- WAKEFIELD-MAY 13. 's nee de sing a wrong, and by diminishing his motive for ma- The Chairman-It has been said that there is no Albert had intended to have been present, but owing to her ? Mr e J. Dawson's Shipwreck, 3 yrs (40/.), 7st 91b, •hN Of dt t dCII A short supply of grtin at this day's market "•"- b. shire, baker-J. R. Smit , ew xor -s ree ,an o ege- 1 f ' 4AAt ts mother's home of or fresh-threshed parcels of wheat is-stesaY ies elo. king the attempt, must directly tend to encourage " patronage conarnittee" on behalf of each party to watch the uncertain state of the wea,ther was prevented coming. Witness-I had occasion to go to h 7 . . , . 4. . (Aldcroft) 2 place, Camden-town, 'business agents-W. D. Lea Cam- Teat: third week in Jan • B it'ne-5 to 4 last Frida but other • s rts e on Shipwreck. Won cleverly by a bridge-place, Paddington, clerk in the Great Western Barley without alte Y r'ati w ° ar- ve rf lin° 0 141 the wrong-doer. Without in the slightest degree im- the opportunities of entries and promotions in the dock- The Excellent and battery in front of her fired about 30 No. 26, Ely-place, Holborn, in the ce of her 1 ' - ' e 1 ''' which burst on striking Her reason for calling. was in oonsequen ering - length. Railway Company's service- F. T. B. Heine, Princes- ls er r. dearer. on. eans p q , pugnieg the motives °f inl P °rter s , we m aY fake it as YardS. From your long acquaintance with Devonport rounds of shot and shell, some of and shellin • . g maintain last week's prices. : the hulk's side, tearing everything to pieces adjoining, her then situation, and she wanted to see a gent eman MEIKLAII STAKES, of 5 sovs. each with 30 added ; for square, Kennington, journeyman bricklayer-C. Chapman, quite natural that they should be in favour of an altera can you tell the committee \what is the fact ? and who had always promised to en- , Peel-place Lambeth, cowlreeper-W. Newton, Arbour- --- EXETE - ' R MAY 13. .- t 5 0 6 i tion which ie caleul•tted to save t 7 dd I f Mr Ternell T" l'e 1 ••- t • • ism a goo ea o_ •, , -. uere ,s apo 1 Ica organisa ion, as in Some of the cases in which the live shell s were p i ece d w h o lodged there, two-yr-olds. About three quarters of a mile (3 sube ) ' ' b d'd t b t • f '1 k 1 'avour to ProCtire situations for those he th ught de- mr • ; • ' ' • square Stepney Secretary to a fire and life insurance com- 0 tro ' ' - . ' - ' ueleeorise i eel:. reckoning with distarA correspondents, all Parliamenta r y boroughs. Every member sitting for were knocked over, ut ino urs up to our oeoc . r e . Sitwell s Pope Joan (30/0, 7st 11b.....(Aldcroft) 1 s ' T '. ORN EXCHANGE.-For • prune samples . bf wh es 4 o s 3 ; •ne• - That eentleman was a clergyman, who lived pany -A . Elkins, St. Martin's-lane, Leicester-square arid te throw iipen other people losses which they theri.- a dockyard borough must know the overwhelming num- The practice seemed to excite a vast deal of interest, as, Eerv l l " th ' ' ' h herself. Mr. StoWe's Sampson, (OM), fist.4lb (Wells) 2 - bah linen warehouse -J. Casbon, Bartholomew-pl cc' to 6s 3d ; inferior, 5s Od to Os Od ; barley; &9d to fase selree, are in all fairness, hound to see adjusted. lint her of letters writ wii for appointments and entries, and, after every four or six rounds, several boats, with very un( er e . same roof wit • Mr. Bird's Basquine (1001.), Bst llb (Thiele) 3 Kin y crsland, dealer in hats-C. Straw/ Leadenhall- t a t, grinding, Os Od ; oats, 2s 6d to Os per bushel. Flour-T. Mr. Sleigh-'lVhat is the name of that clegyman you . r .„ • . „, s ree , 35s to 36s , ._• seconds, 33s to 34s per sack. - . 0.0 0; it is singuler that any buying broker should so fai " ..t1 •t • s• el tl tt - , f• t 't ld be .f ai , W I tau some men son ie spo ereer o, 1 wou many officers of both services, pulled on boerd the hulls Betting-e to 4on Pope Joan 2to 1 t S C t wholesele und retail perfumer . , ags ampson. iy, • , E. H. Delafosse, CATTLE MARKET.-Prime beef, lOs 6d- i er - ; e lls p 4/ t ee to pereeive the true interests of their princi 1 • ' pa s, as to e` eipossible to ascertain whether the aPplicants were to ascertan the . effect of the Excellent's fir . e. We the Melvdle ordinar -shi as the si nal-vessel no- speak of ? .v. r. or on. e was in tne Witnes4- 1 -:-The Rc MG d H • , Won in a canter by a length. Kinesteignton, Devonshire, and Craven-street, Strand, 2d quality Os to Os Od • cows and calves X 2/ Os W'l me , salicCoa a rule which renders the means of settling di g qualified for the situations they asked for, or whether tieed e / Y P, g . 'hl •t f vis . t• I I was at service. HAWKS-TONE CUP, value 100 so th • captln ou the retired list of the Royal Navy on half -pav 01' 1 ' , • ' steers, 0 to 0 ; butchers calves, 4id to' M per lb; ° bat, ~ ._ mop of which was crowded. The practice will be an o . 1 ing w iere vs., e surßlus in _ _E. Oliver, H t t • C• 1 - amp on- enace, anic en town, boot and • sautes i • nrsrasingtv complicated, and, therefore, less likele they were really friends to the member. I have been the I . Mr Sleerh Do you know the house No 24 T;'ssex- specie, by. subscription of 10 . ,_,., ____ s . , g s sove. each. Cup course. th 7'd t Oci. • 64 It ' Ost tore prime we ers, , o , ewes, ,c o ;.8 I. shoemaker-C. K. F • G d tS h t 1 ox, jun., erar -stree , o o, rave - to prove sati4aetorts. Let spinners be assured that ;I'2 led into very egregious errors and soundly abused for continue( , , 4 4 H - s d street, Strand ? About twogniles and a-half. 30s to 35s each. Ihe Dauntless, 2, screw, Captain E. P. a s.e , ling servant-W. Golding, Newton-street, Holborn ; Da- - Vie point in quessioe be col .sd , d 't -* s. ice e, 1 a ill not be long before recommending persons who were most bitter against r will be ready to pay off on Thursday next, the 19th inst. Witness,--Yes, sir ; I lived there for three years .as Mr. T. Parr;s Massegoni, 3 yrs (200/.) sst 91b (Wells) 1 vies -street, Berkeley-square ; and Little James-street, , , they are again calied upon to agree to a shortening o ;tie. When letters of this kind come to ine, I can do Si • '• t S ith - 1-S• n • •treil, 71 ecrew • Imperieuse, housekeeper. Mr. Meiklam's Cleveland, 4 yrs (1001.) 6st 111 b , - Portman-square, eunmaker- A. F. Callaghan, Penton- INVERNESS.-MAY 10. 91 01 ' the time for the return of packed cotton from twelve:to nothing but refer them to one friend or another in the kiPe a P tat a , p , .. , , .... Mr Norton•-Whose chambers tl 60, screw ; London, 90 ; Highflyer, 21, screw ; Sidon, - , • mare had you the ' , ' (Clements) 2 street, Haymarket', messenger in the House of Commons- rba 0 3; CORN.-Wheat, per quarter, weighinj 621 b pa o s, six months. ; borough. care of f Catt Hounslow Barracks licensed victualler-C 44s Od to 46s Od • barley ditto 541 b ditto' 27s Od t° 4 ' 22, paddle ; Banshee, 4, avant coureur. The following also ran :-The Alp Countess of Thebe W. T : ' ' • * 0 t dtt 4 9 1 'l• `' ' ''- The Chairman-It has also been represented to the , Suckling, Sydney-street, and Raven-row, Mile-end, rope as, io, -b s itto, 20s Od to 22s Od. ' e , . de, ......------______ ..---.............—__ Witnes se el had the care of the whole house, and Mr. Jack •Le • L • '' • ‘! eming, eap Year, Wilmont, Little Blossom, MeAre-Oatmeal, per imp. boll 15s Eid . to 16s eu / Oar manufacturer-G. A. Craven, Clephane-road, Islington, 77 " committee, that during many years all the promotions PLYMOUTH, MAY 13. Gordon used to come to and fro to see his professional Dick Turpin, Miss Ann. s e 09,4 , RA ILIVA 7 INTELLIGENCE. in the dockyards, as wall as all the first entries, have clerk-A. Sandiman, White Hart-court, City official second, 00s Od to Os Od ; barleymeal,• 115 6d a e ear,e Ma'esty's frieate Leander, 50, Captain King, left adviser. been invariably enjoyed by one party. As that was Her ,) p _ . Betting-2 to I agst Alp, sto 2 agst Massaroni, 3to ma n a g er of the Dire c t Exeter, Plymouth, and Dev o isport Peasemeal, 15s Od to OS Od; bran, per stone, Os 7d te es ed „ne r d -•th th Earl of Elle mere Mr. Sleigh- Hed Miss Morden been i the habit of 1e t M • , eitid 'by the agent of the •rpposite party, I wish to know for NONV N ork, on ues ay, v.l e s . n a e s iss Ann, Bto 1 agst Clevela,nd. A fine race in Railway Company-H. Forrest, Grafton-street East, Fitz- Ist flour, per 2801 b, 40s Od to 42s (kl ;2d ditto, 3 7 ja r e 0 ' .I.FORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERBAMPTON.-We 11 . • th h ' and suite. She was in tow of the steam-vessel Vulture, ca ing in at ouse ? with Massaroni, Cleveland, and Wilmont. Won by a roy-square, clerk in the Secretary's department of the 32s Ckl • oatmeal, best, per st. of 141 b imperia'a is f" if it i an admitted fact by the other side I hear that the public opening of this line may be delayed M: Tuanell-Perse sin my interest have given en- which would take her 150 lea,gues to the westward. Witness-Not in my time there. I never saw her in head, Wilmont losing second place by a, neck. General Post-office. to ls BCI ; ditto second, Os Od to Os Od • barlennes e a oh , longer than has becn anticipated, in consequence of the ti • ' - n ,- h 1 th i The steam-ship James Watt, lately launched at Pern- the house in Essex-street during the time I was house rely opposite statements. rhey say, wet ler e r ACTON BURNELL STAKES. For all ages. Three quer- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. to Os Od ; peasemeal, ls 6d to Os Ckl ;14 flour, 25 uu Goverament inspector having refused to certify until friends are in ower or not, they do not get a fair share broke, will leave there on Saturday in tow of the Brisk keeper. ters of a mile. , James Burt and James Burt, jun„ Manchester, and 3s Ocl credit ;2d ditto, 215 3d cash, 2s 7d. credit. some additional svork in connection with the broad of the patrona p go. But I must saY• I think unch state- and Magicienne steamers, which *ill convey her to this Mr. Sleigh --You say you called at the house in Ely- William Tottie Watson, Leeds, Yorkshire, commission -- Mr. Darlin 's Ecc ri ' g . ent city, 3 yrs: OW.), sst 81b • gauge •is completed. ments, made by political partisans, are not worthy her boilers. o f port to receive . place : how did you become acquainte I with Miss Mor- agents-3d div. of 30., May 24, and any subsequent Tues- BRISTOL STIGAR-MAy 13. A ean . LEEDS NoitTriEn.N.-We are in a position to say that A court-martial assembled on Thursday, on board the den ? (Carroll) 1 day, at Fraser's, Manchester. We hav ' e again experienced a firm market, P.D. s ' for much attention. • Mr. Phillips's La Juive, 3 rs 30/ sst 111 b siderable amount of busine h b t ted• a sh ss as een ransac t be directors and the pre:al-erne representatives have at T Cl • 11 f dth + 1 he merman- aye you oun a. w ten your Impregnable ; Admiral Corry, president ; Commodore Witness-She was waiting on the Rev. Mr. Gordon, 3' (. .), . Charles Edmonstone, Over Drawen Lancashire, paper (Wilson) 2 manufacturer-3d div. of 7:id., May '24, and any subse- badoes have brought the late quotations, and 110 1- 1 0 ength arrived at a mutuel good understanding. The friends have been in pOwer You have found a more Seymour Captains Mitchell, Nies, Ramsay, Hutton, the gentleman I went to see, and the first time I saw e 0 L rd Caled ' 111 ' 1 on s us iroom, 3 yrs (301.), 6st (Cliff) 3 quent Tuesday, at Fraser's, Manchester. and Mauritius have real' • - ordinary shareholders, however, will regret to learn that fery f • d - 1 t tl ti ent support rom tne oce.yar vo ers lan on o ier Gifford, ' Glasse, Patey, and Flewlett, to try Thomas her was when she brought up a tray with some refresh- Died slightly-improved value g • sod , Robert Pritchard Baneor Carnarvonshire , refined eoods a larger amount f ges the partirs appointed to act in their behalf continue re- • Chune, private marine, of the Ajax, for striking a ser- ments. I saw that she looked very ill, but I never to The following also ran :-Sweetnees., Newman Noggs, • , 0 , , ale and. , , 0 o sales have been e. ell e occasions ? and The Varmint. porter dealer, Ist dm. of 2s. 6ed., May 16, and any subse- 1 ant prices are more favourable to the manufacturer. solute in refusing to conic to terms which the directoni lI d 1 g i i I jeant of marines of Oats ship when on duty on time my knowledge spoke to her before. ruin trade is flat. Mr. Tufnell-I have on y la one eec ion w lei quent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool. themselves consider moderate and just. quartereleck. He was found guilty, and sentenced to Mr. Sleigh-Then, after that time, were you the means Betting-Even on Sweetness, 3to 2agst The Varmint, . . b • I'l I was in oppoution. As far as Ecan. vermin er, wri e DIVIDENDS. ABERDEEN.-An opposition is organising among the be hung at the yard-arm of such ship as the Admiralty of procuring lodgings for her ? 3to 1 agst agst Eccentricity. A good race with the . d ' d • - h was opposed to Mr. Dawson, the ockyar a were a out June 8. D. Keith and T. Sheebridge Wood-street, COAL MARKET-MAY 13. proprietors against this company's hill, on the ground • f raiel t appoint. Witness-Yes, I was. I observed to her that she tbree placed. Won by half a neck. . c ual on each side. I have had a return o these votes .e , Cheapside, City, warehousemen-June 4. ' S. M. Latham, Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market : ''',. th that it is wholly in favour of the preference interest, and The Vulture, steamer, Captain Glasse, after aecom- looked very ill. She said she had been so, and had been SHROPSHIRE SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs, each, 3 ft, with Dover, Kent, banker-June 3. R. Temple, Brisle N .! 9 st election and I find t mat t ere were or my ' • e it i the li • 1 h f y, 01 , s. id. .16 6 that these parties ought to make some concession in • the ' Leander down Channel, returned to the advised to go out to lodge, as the air in Ely-place did 50 added. About one mile and a quarter. folk, grocer-J. M. Latham, and H. Latham, Dover, Carr's Hartley if 'S• Jh , R 'll 3 . 1 d for o neves panying - B+.: and .ir o n min y 2, ,an ur oppo e 16 6 Belmont .................... 0 „ consideratic,n of the additional advantafTs about to be Sound on Wednesday.night. not agree with her. I spoke to her in Mr. Gordon's Lord John Scott's Young England, 6 yrs, 6st filb Kent, bankers-June 4. E. Blekeley, Conduit-street, Re- HolYwell• 16 6 Braddyll .................. • i g 1 : 6 b 334. secured to them. presence, and subsequently I procured lodgings for her (Kendall) e gent-street and Norwich, linendraper-June 4. P. C. Blac- Longridge's Wst Hartleyl6 6 Hetton ................... •' .1. / ; To Mr Beckett-I heard no complaints in 1846 about -----e.-. TEE SHREWSRU 0 . RY -03,IPANIES.--It is confidently men- the di : ' stribution of patronage. WOOLWICH, MAY, le. in Bryan-street, Caledonian-road. I did so at her own Mr. Dawson's Lerrywhent, 4 yrs, 6st 41b....(Alderoft) 2 kott, Green-street, Grosvenor-sq., lodging-house keep . er- Smith's West Hartley June 4. 11. Sandys, W. Sandys, and H. Sandys, jun., Tanfield Moor , tioned in well-informed quarters thet Mr. M`Lean only The Plicenix screw eteam-sloop, Commander Edward request. - Mr. C. Liley's Tavistock, 3 yrs, sst (Cowdray) 3 15 0 Lainbton , ......... 16 0 Mr Trifnell' attentO beine directed to a dinner Crane-court, Fleet-street City scriveners-June 2. B. J. Tanfield Moor Butes 15 0 Pensher .. ... ' .... • offered -, . ,to lease these companies, provided it could be do I 1. 8 ) ' 1 n b I'' ' 1850 at which the R. Ingiefield, was inspected to-day by Commodore a . Mr. Sleigh-U • sed you to visit Mi ss Moreen in Bryan- The following also ran :-Grief, Kiteflyer, La Juive, Maunder, Mark, Somers'etshiL T .. ............... 0 , , draper-June 7. R. W. ownley stete t lave een given y lim In 14 9 Richmund..... ........... •• 0 ° 0 done with the consent of the Great Weutern ; but no Henry Eden, Superintendent of Woolwich Dockyard, street ?, • . Clothworker, Candlewick, Liberty, Placid, filly by Touch- .fohnson, Gloucester, wine merchant-June 6. W. ler. Walker Primrose i t ' ,ed that not master shipwright was present, ie s a . , . .14 3 Russell's Hetton ...... "• •• le official communication has as yet been made upon the d the vessel will leave this port between 6 and 7 o'clock Witness-By-her own invitation I went to stay with stone. King, Liverpool, chemist-Junel6. C. Gough, Altrincham, Willington Hartley l5 9 Stewart's ... . ............... if having been in Devonport since 1847, he received in au 5 subject. cl . tl d 1 0 to-morrow morning to be again tried at the measured her there a - few days after her goingethere. LATEST BETTING, FRIDAY. Cheshire, ironmonger-June 9. H. Kay, Heywood, Lan- Wylam 15 3 Cassop ....... . . ........ ••• 0 0 1850 a pressine invitation to a inner iere, an w 1 - STAINES, WOKINGHAIf, AND WOKING JUNCTION.- ~, - ' • mile when in full sea-going order, and will then bring up Mr. Sleigh-Did any person visit her there ? cashire, cotton spinner-June 9. R. Kay, Heywood, Lan- Wallsend, esc. Heugh Hall .. ; ............ " • 11 0 d • h h • • ver was there he had had nothing to o . ,wit t e invi- DERBY. . This project, which has just passed through committee, at Greenhithe to have her compasses adjusted. Witness-Yes, that person (pointing to Cunningham) cashire, cotton spinner-June 9. W. Kay, Heywood, Cosforth 16 6 Kelloe .. ""16 ................... 0 testi° gi n . 30 to 1 agst Jerry Kent. Lancashire, cotton spinner-June 10. N. Crook, Preston, Halton l6 6 Tees ........ . .. .. ......... 16 6 is already threatened with the opposition of the Grat n- aye' t e oc yar vo ers ever ex. Th n e s Caire * na II h.d. k d t The Lady Franklin and the Sophia, the vessels em- did, but neither of the other prisoners, to my know- 33 to 1 - Peggy. Lancashire, tailor-June 6. J. Price, Birmingham, Johnson Western and South-Eastern in the Lords. The former ployed in Captain Penny's expedition, have,' it appears, ledge. He called the first day I was there, but I did • 15 9 Riehardson'S . Tees:• • ..... 'l6 6 ressed any wish to •be disfranchised ? ' jeweller. Eden Main . 17 0 Derwentwater Hartle/ 16 0 demaxcled powers to lay down the broad gauee-the lat- li Mr. Tufnell-I never heard of any wish of that kind. been purchased by Captain Penny for the company for not see him on that occasion. On the second day when LEWES RACES.-Famer. ~ Certificates to be granted, unless cause be ehown to the Lambton Primroso 17 3Sidney's .Hartley • ••••"* .- .5 6 ter opposes the scheme in so far as it tren:hes on the oto say that entire y concur in e opinion I should lik ' I • 1 •th • ' whom he has been appointed manager, and which has he came I made a point to see him, but I left the room Two-TEARS OLD STAKES of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft, with 3v cent h d f • Bell .. rary on t e ay o meeting. 16 9 IWatney's Anthracite.- a Reading, Guildford, and Reigate branch. - • - • • - b established to ascertain the extent of the mineral by desire of Miss Morden, who said the prisoner would een added : colts, Bst 71be fillies, Bst 21b. T.Y.C. which was expressed by Sir Francis Baring, and do not June 7. W. Wright, Maldon, Essex, linen draper-June Ships at market 9O f Sold ' 74 ' ••••••••-e-se._-._....e—_____ t s eak to her in m resence On all future occa resources of the portion of the Arctic regions reported ho p . . , y p . , . - think that the disfranchisement of the dockyard men Mr. J. Day's Diana, Bst 21b A. PRECEDENT IN THE LAW OF DIVORCE.-A mar- • • by Captain Penny as rich in minerals, and worthy of stens of his coming.there I left . the room, because I did Clerkenwell, metal tool warehouseman. - k 11 • his' ' th d would cure the evil I thin a jo ing in e yar s r. . tevens s n iana, s MTS 'ld - 8 t2lb (Wakefield) 2 SEABORNE MAILS. ried couple in the Far West found, soon after the hon e y_ ' • b • e e d i n to a colony. Mrs. Penny goes out with not desire to he told'a second time to do so. eing orm PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ea ill be stop ed when head-quarters are in earnest. But Mr. T. Brown's jun., Alecta, Bst 21b ea / moon, that there NC lIS no affinity in their dispositions, w I a free t p ay that if the ractices which prevailed her husband, as it is their intention to have a permanent Mr. Norton-How many times did the prisoner Cun- LEWES HANDICAP of 10 sovs. each, 11 ft, and 2 only if J. Ford and H. Birch, Stalybridge Lancashir cotton rN 81 ifie . •, al r °9 • e„ gm s tha. the mails are sent tYom the gener , and that they must either lead a quarrelsome and mise- Tlt 1) s•- to contiflue it would be neces-ary residence in the Arctic regions. Captain Penny was ninghane call, to your knowledge ! dbls R. Gledhill, J. Ash ou er - worfh, T. Ashworth, and W. bY the nigh - t and M by the morning -diSpateh.) a. t e as e ection hre , &c with 50 edded b the b rou h members • declared, .„ y 0 g rabic life or separate. Both being convinced of this fact s ' nt in the dockyard here to-day seeing the stores of Witness-I think 'ebout five or six times, but I can- / Marshall, Bradford, cotton warp sizers so far as rg d ee either to disfranchise the dockyard men or to give them Prese the owner of the second horse saved ,his stake. One W. Marshall-G. E. Inger and D. M`La ' chl ear s — . -- 0 0 they agreed to have recourse to the justice who tied the ' the Lady Franklin and Sophia put on board, as these not say precisely. an, Manchester, Day when made up From w hat J0 5 ..4 , Cio fhe ballot. I an the ifl sed the prote tn o t .me n uence u mile and a half commission agents-S. Tolson, and T. Fozard, Dewsbury, COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port _, ra( l % Hymeneal knot for them, and who, they supposed, 1 • ow being rigged by the dockyard riggers, Mr. Norton-By whom were you told to leave the • vesse s are n . ..., by the Secretary of t y, he Admiralt who although he could untie au well as tie. On arriving at the justice's - ' - e ious to their being delivered over to their new and room ? pr v Mr. Stevens's Nonsuch (h. b), 4 yrs, 7st 31b Yorkshire, joiners -I. Percival and H. Worrell, Manches- ..---- ------- y be a very inferior personage in the House of Come sap log-cabin, they informed him that it was their desire to Ma " • ' • • enterprising owners. Witness-By Miss Morden. (Wakefield) 1 ter, plumbers-T. S. Bradley, J. S. Tolson, J. Kaye, and America(byßrit.pack)N Every 7 Friday .... Liverpoo ••• i i mns is considered in the dockyard as the most influen- .. be unmarried as it was im • , . possible for them to live together t s e l ' Mr. Sleigh-Did she de so in Cunningham's presence ! Mr. Ca,meron's Handsome Doe 6 yrs, 7st 51b W. Robinson, Huddersfield, wine merchants, so far as re- America (by,United Sts. , hfsi la peraon conne . w . . cted ith the board, and I cannot de- . / ds J. Ka e and W Robins (Collins) 2 gar Y . on-J. Farrar, S. Farrar, packet) ..........N May 17 . Liverpolo. ••• 4 harmoniously. The ju:stice reminded them that they had flues MONEY FOR A SLAVER.-Woodhead and Co. Witness-No, she did - not. She heard a knock at scribe the effect which the visit of such a person would and T. Farrar, Chapelfield, within Pilkington, and Man- America (by U. States n gal promised before God to live together till death should part h h - even notice to Commodore C. Wyvill, and the the door, and said, "Itis my medical man, and you Mr. E. Why's Don Quixote, 3 yrs, est 51b th • th d. aye upon e men in . e yar . aye e, chester, Lancashire, linen manufacturers, so far as packet) ..........N May 11 .. - 9 1 them. This was a damper, and they offered him any share ffi - nd crew of her Majesty's ship Castor, and to must not remain in the room. He will not speak to me (T. Sherwood) 3 re- Australia (via South gards J. Farrar-J. H. Bu Mel II The Chairman-Has it ever been the case at previous 0 cers a rgess and A. Smith, Cheap- ampton) ..........M ton - si of their crop of corn and potatoes if he would devise are b ." Lieutenane Commanding F. H. Stirling, and the officers while you y . Madame Wharton and Worthless; also ran. southerly ... 2 4 lections that the Secretar or an Lord of the Admi- side, City, librarians - Frederick Scarfe and Francis Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth f M •' -•• • 4 0 ay ...... Dover "• . Jo some means of sundering, the marriage tie. The justice e y y ' d f her Majesty's ship Dee, who are entitled to Mr. Sleigh-Did anybody else call upon her ? SOUTHDOWN STAKES was - won in two heats by Mr. Scarfe, Cadogan-terrace, Sloane-street, Chelsea, builders ralty has come down apparently to influence the elec- a,n crew o Ditto (via Cape of tesed Ary 9 being a Yankee of much acuteness, and stimulated by . t - share in the proceeds arising from the capture of the Witness-Yes, Mr. Gordon called once or twice. Cameron's Perjury, 6 yrs, llst 121 b (owner), beating J. Peck and C. Pizzie, Silver-street, London and Ha- Hope) ............N ... ... Plymouth "0 i s the reward, hit upon an expedient. Ile took the house ill. • . 1 n 'own on the 7th of June, 1850, and Mr. Sleigh-Was the prisoner peesent on any occa- Mr. J. Verrall's British Consul, aged, 12st 31b (T, verhill, Suffolk, carpet manufacturers-G. Bacher and Afi e lca (West Coast) .. N 23rd of the month. Plyinoath " ssl s l r. Tufnell-1 never knew it done before. When s aver, name un 1. , Al xandria ....... N 89,24& 30 of m Dover •• "'' 1 1 1 eat, and ordered the parties to hold her between theni. Mr D 'd h hi' dh Ad son stood as a candi ate eex 1 ite t e - o dem d tth Cane of Good Hope on the 17th of sion of hih call t c n ne a e „: Brown, jun.), and Major leringhurst's Roderick, list E. Phillips, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, City, and Regent- Alexandria. • • • 11, ' ' ' MO ° S ato i I dth & 20th of mon. Southa ~„„ ~,, street, coal merchants-J. C. Falcon and A. W. Falcon, Baham ••••• • • • • His next command was, to stretch her across a log that • • aw ' A • l 1851 th tth listribution thereof will be made Witness-Never. 71b (owner). as ........... hi 21n1 of the month Senthanirt povo miralty flag and there was an outcry about that, as he PI , , a et. Mill-street, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool-D. Pickard and Belgium • ev'r .• •• • al i la yby the door. This done he took the axe, and ex- as the S e' t the Ad i It ecretary o m ra y. on the 7th day of June next, at No. 1, James-street, Mr. Norton-How long used Cunningharn to stay ! SELLING PLATE was won by Mr. Cameron's Handsome T. Pickard, Leeds, Yorkshire dra ers W C a' Brazil ••••• - - - N Pail Y..... '-- - D ''' ton 1 I claiming, "Thus shall death ' part you !" he brought its w L e Ad 11 • d h t 1 l• 1- will be re-called every Wed- Witness-About ten minutes or a quarter of an hour. offin an_ - . W. II •!•• • • • . •.....M 9th of the motith.. SouthamP__„ s ~,6 _ rd Hotham alluded to a statement made on the pre- e p ii, an w ere le is. Doe, 6y s (30/.), 7st 51b (Collins), - beating Mr. G. 0. Hunt, Dines Colliery, rid C l acdi - ff - , Glamorganshire uenos Ayres ........ 31 9th. of the month .. SouthaniPw - A pri,!; SO keen blade down upon the devoted grimalkin, and cut • - • d n d dF • d f• th months :-Commodore of I never spoke to him, except to ask how he thought my Drewe's F r idelity, 4 yrs (301.) 6st 111 b (Watson) by a coal owners-J. Elliott ancl a G. Peace, Dore, Derb ' , , cape of “ood Hope ..N ldth of the month Plymouth •• win , 6 vials day by Mr. Bere, that Mr. Tufnell was introduce es ay an nay ex ree • yesture, cap fGo d her in two at a blow. Perfectly satisfied that they had t th b h f D n ort in 1839 b Admiral Dun- second class, 37/. Os. 10d. ; lieueenaset commanding Dee, young friend was. He then replied, " Oh, she w ill b e head. Ann Batten, W. Batten, T. J. Batten, and D. Batten, Ca e ° o Hope ..N 14th of the month Plymouttluv •: Apr° o e wrong o eve p y . . pe de Verds .. ....N 14th of the month. Plyrnou ! 96 been sundered in strict accordance with the terms of the 12/ 6 lid fi 1 9/ 9 Id • third, 4/. 14s. 6d.; all right in a few days." Miss Morden occupied two „ e , Holsworthy, Devonshire drapers so far as re ar .1 da.s then the Clerk to the Ordnance. Mr. Tufnell said • s. . ; rst c ass, . s. . , QUEEN'S PLATE of 100 guieeas ; 3-yr-olds, ist 61n ; . • , gGs D. Ceylon (see India) '' APr ii S P marriage contract, they went away as highlY Pleased as ' • • d f r t h 21 16 8 d • fifth 11 13 ld ' eiath 1/. Bs. 4d; rooms-a bed-room and a sitting-rooiaa. There was a Batten-C. Armstrone and F. D Lockwood Sun-cou + Ceylon • eli• he remembered Admiral Dundas coming own to De- ou , • s. . „ . s. . , , four, 9st 31b ; five, 9st 111 b ; six and aged, lOst. The e o . . le • , r., •• •• ••••• • • • ..N 14th of the month Plymontil'a u. 0 they did on their first visit.-Ame2•ican paper. rt but as far as his recollection served him h e seventh, 18s. 10d. ; eighth, 9s. sd. ; ninth, ss. 10d. sofa in the sitting•room. u nahill, City-W. S. Evans, T. Thomason, and T. Brawn, c hannel isles ••• • • • ..N Mon.,Wed.,BtFrid. Southanle,,, gel „ vonpo , New Course. .. Chili • THE SAILORS' HOME AND ASYLUM.-On Thursday, me Mr. Sleigh-Are you aware of your own knowledge Birmingham, manufacturers of ecclesiastical furniture, so never introduced him to the borough. He wished to tenth, 3s. 6d. M E Why's Don Quixote 3 yrs (Wakefield) 1 China (see India • • • 3/af 2 1 , annual general meeting of this institution took place in whether any arramgements had been made, such as are - e r ' • ' . far as rewards W. S. Evans-Sarah Lacey and Samuel refer to a statement which had been made, that Admiral - Mr C Hornsby's Blondell 3 yrs (Collins) 2 constantinople ) •• • ...N 7 8 17 24 & 7 fm Dover .. •• '' SO,' • „ , 2 o . the museum of the houae, in Well-street, London Dock's. nsual when a female is about to be delivered, or in -• e , • ,-, ~ me ,-, les e e Lacey, Ttame, Oxfordshire, plumbers-J. G. Truswell and Constantinople . • _....,nt0n , 4 ,1 Warren had taken a.n active part in that election. To SHIPPING INTELLIGENCZ Mr. .e. esarter s ene kxranu _Lome o yrs (Abdale) 3 W. Keeline, Nottingham, carpet-dealers-J. Armstrong, Cent. of Europe . • RI • ii •• 4th & 20th of moa , Soutll7 ~ 1 ed ,ti Admiral Wm. Bowles : , C. 8., M.P., presided. The expectation of a miscarriage. N Twice daily ..._ Dover • .. • Dwye r the best of his belief that statement was without founda. ess . H. Goodalr, and H. Chilton, Tokenhouse-yard, London, Egypt (see India) house forms a 'board an,cl lodging establishment for sea.- Witness-Oh, no ; never a word was hinted of the tion. Another statement he wished to correct was one, CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAT 13. LOTHIAN'S RACING CLUB. and Lloyds, commission merchants, so far as regards J. France .... •.... M& N Twice daily._ .. Dover .• •;„•,;, 11 men and apprentices wb ere they live comfortably during like, nor was it supposed to be. She returned to her Gibraltar AMP. • that at the contest between Mr Dawson and himself the THURSDAY. Armstrong-W. *Withers and R. Withers, Bath, hatters G ••• • • • .... M 4, 7, 17, 20, 27 of m. South fog a ta the time they must unavoidably remain ashore, and are f ' • . • • • , ENTERED INWA.RDS.-The Queen of the Isles from 1 mother's house, and I did not see her for a month or five reece (see India) too I ' t e• 6i onner was defeated, notwithstandine he had a majority A • . j THIAN HANDIC IP of 10 sovs each sft and only - Lo . < . J. Parsloo and C. W. S. Birt, Canton, Llandaff, Gla- c• t protected from crimps. For 2s. per day, or I4s. a week • e : veiro , oven . Casinino, Tarragona ;. Ruens, Bueno . s . weeks, in consequence of a death in my family. I sub- " h• b morgans ire, rewers. 'ley ONVII .... ...... M 2nd & 17th of mon. SOUIIISIDP I , 0 i .a . , of pledged votes. He had heard, indeed, that the other Ayres • Germania Dantzic • Medembhk Rouen • Dili- 3if declared with 60 added • winner extra The second Hamburgh ..........N Tuesday & Friday London ••;;;,11 0 1,,filw seamen are provided with a sleeping cabin, four meals a • ' ' I .' h '' ' • seenently met her in Holborn by accident, and, at her ' ' s • ' SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Havaanah ..........m 2nd of the month S o uthaniP . 51° 16 d d I d d al t ho had si e put ow r n as p_e ge mos every man w cal ! g•e e nt s , t.a A u l t Teira ; Doi:o t the , a s F e i r z i eb e et , Tenenffe . ; Ludnulla,, to save his stake. Two miles. (34 shbs., I'7 . of whom . day, and a fair allowarece of washing included, with re- requOst, I aceompanied her to the house No. 24, Essex- Holland ............ M Wednesday & Sat. London • ea; gs. 9 0 P d , Barbadoes Columbine vote, but fo himself he never saw a haore accurate a n nople ; T Bri ain s., . Al , . bent under declared.) The highest weight accepting g . 1 . A t eGI e . WI ham rms eeri e , as b ow, book keeper, May 19 and Honduras ..... . M 17th of the month. S o uthaniPff; al 0 ligious instruction, and the facilities of learning navi - A • ' strezt, but not to an empty room there. I went in with June 9, at the Stock Exchanee Roo G 1 m, asgow. tharilP.° t s g a ciliation than the result proved of his own chances of Callao ; Adelia, arragona ; i enzio, exandna ; cave, Bst 71b, it was raised to that weight and the others in India (viaSouthamptom 4th & 20th of mon. Sou .., a tion. From the report it appeared that the total amount Leer ; Rapid, Keranute ; Jernbaren, Frederickstadt ; her to a room that was in use of my own child-a room . , • lndia (via Maraellles)M Bth& 24th ofmonth Dover .• • , 0 411.1* rt. roportion. BANK OF ENGLAND. I' 9 " ( A of moneys intrusted to the officers of the institution by euppo • John Mumo, Palermo ; Vanguard, Charente ; Vrouw at ate top of the house and left-hand door. Previously P lonian Isles (see India) ad ••• &AP' H 1 lectio o J 1 6 and To Sir B. all-The ast e n was n uy . , seamen for security since) its formation was 324,409/ ,of ' Dieuke, Worcum ; jeune Albert, C a en; pio N ollo , R o t- to going in we did not meet any one in particular, but Capt. Key's Little Jack, 6 yrs, Bst 51b...(W. 'White) 1 An Account Pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap, 32, fo r Ireland ........m & N T „ i „ daily ~., ~ noiy . liL„ ton ..:-., 16 he went down to Devosaport about ten days previously. the Week ending on Saturday the 7th day of May, 1853. 9 which 77,728/. remitted was to the sailors' relatives,.and H terdam ; Bounty of Providence, Caen ; Maria °Porto ; sub sequent to our entering the prisoner Cunningham Mr. J. Dewar na Testator, aged s fist 71h, (G. Oates) 2 Li5e0ne.............M 7,9, 17, &28of m . Soutna.'_,!!'. oo 1 , 71 e was there when the Secre aey . 0 ! t t the Ad ilt ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Madeira ... ... ... -AI 9th of the month Soutbaliw ~ )1 mi lli g 9,633/. invested in the 1 fome's Savings Bank. The ob- s haTe r 7la y d "Inei Fortitude, Ceylon and Cape of Good Hope ; Ca ' Aliope, Sa- cam e in, while I was at needlework mending my child's Mr. G. Dodd na Russborough, 6 yrs, Bst 71b 3 x X Madeira .... ........ N 23rd of the month PlYni- -1,/ I - and bad no doubt that thast visit mu t f ha fu . g rea lonica ; Sofia, Marseilles ; Friendship, Caen ; Joven De ject of the Destitute Sailors' Asylum was to supply clothes• On his affearanee I left the room, as I had The following also ran :___M ar y Ann, 4 yrs, 7st 31b ; Notes bailed .. • • ..., 31,744,240 Government debt.... 11,015,100 hialta (see India) influehce hi the yard, and - the fact o t t . nctionar 7 masco, Malaga ; Ida, Dantzic ; Viceroy, Callao ; Eliza- never •• "'• se Other securities...... 2,984,900 Malta ••••• • •• • ....:N 7,17,19,28, 30 of in. - & all _ shelter, food, and clothing to distressed seamen of all previously done in Bryan-street lodgings, a,nd left Pitfall, 3 yrs, 6st llb ; Friar's Hall, 3 yrs, 131 b ; Queen dine at the ates with the two Conservat ve candi st n e g 1 beth, Caen ; Familiar, Leghorn ; Julia, Rotterdam ; Gold coin and bullion 17,725,086 Mauritius (see India) nations, and to keep thei n till they can procure emplo the prisoner and Miss Morden in the room by them- of the Lothians 3 yrs sst 131 b ; and Vest, 3 yrs, sst Plymouth •• eeene ig y - dates while the men were passieg out must hare had a Henrick, Strulsund ; Pet, Sines • Inglewood, Singapore ; Silver buLi0n........ 19,154 Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month utham pton 348 1 s io ment. It had conferred help and sustenance on an im- e• hd b th t t 1 ' ' selves. Yhen they a een ere en or we ve 131 b. Won by a head. _______ Mexico ~...........m 2nd of the month., s° over • • •:,,',-, Arri l if tS 7ll ff S . G d • • flO 1. M th B dh 1 ' great e ect. ,ir . Berkeley ha a majority o over / nne argare a, an om. X 31,744,240 Naples ..... .....• ....N sthlstls2sthofmon. mense number of helples s creatures, but for which they Sir John Romilly ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-TheVrow Renski minutes, or per p ha s a quarter of an hour Miss Morden ATHENIAN STAKES HANDICAP was walked over for X 31,744,240 IS)outhaniln DO . 19 muet have perished in destitution and misery. Both Sir H. Day' aSked M ell if he ie r. Tufn . had heard y for Rotterdam ; Annette Catharine, do. , Monarch, Cal! 11 d • 'Th • opened the room door and ca eme in. e prisoner by Mr. Redfern's John Dorey, aged, llstlolb, owner. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier, New Granada ••-- M 2d & 17th of month ___, oo por t 00 16 New Zealand-- _ ~ By private ship • • var' Dover •• '•,,;;, hist 1 6 institutions were represented to be in prosperous condi- t hi n an- . cutta,S • t• K h•A••t Cl tt • Cumemingham was present then. 1 walked towards him Dated the 12th day of May, 1853. Papal States ........N Sthlsth2sthoftnon. ~,a rap , 4 ,-,y „ 6 about the sale of promotions at Devonport. • eringapa arn, urac ee , gincour , acu a , end ?'' He replied TRADESMEN'S PLATE was won in two heats by Mr. BANKING DEPARTMENT. Peninsila .... ‘......m ithl7th2Bthottnon Sou."__nton - r il • tions. After a vote of thanks to the gallant chairman, m e . g . Tufnell re 1* d h f h el 't* •• Ocean Wave, Deinerara ; John Taylor, New Zealand ; an d said, " How is my young fri . s ' Merry's Sally, 4 yrs (Crouch), beatin M W G h ' g .1. r. . ra am s X thaw.' AP 19 X ple , t at a charge o t at escnp ion )h there is something wrong ; but if I attend her Peru ••••• • •• a - ..M 2d & 27th of mon S . nu_ oo , .. m . si 0 the meeting separated. Luchhardt, Port Philip ; Carl Gustav, Stettin ; Hawk, " ( , Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Government securities was brought against a member of his committee, by a on a rig it. .1. h •11 be so 11 • 1 ', - Outcast, 5 yrs, and two others. Port Natal ..........N 14th of the month 1"` 1 Y ver •• '• '• 117° jo Antwerp ; Fortitude, Hobart Town ; Citizen, Bordeaux ; daily myself, no doubt se wi . . Best .. ••........ .. .. 3,146,809 (in cludg. Dead Weight Sicily .............,N,sthlsth2sthoimon, Do _ ....., .. isi The Belgian Chamber of Representativee met ag•ain person on the opposite side, but le 1 ' (.1' - ga proeee ings a ere Isabel, Fagel ; Orthona, Portland Bay ; Jene Sawyer, ask ed him what he thought it was ? He replied it was PROSPECT STAKES of 5 sovs. ea,ch with 2,5 added ; 2 Public deposits tin- Annuity) .... ,•• • • - 13,221,382 Tuscany ............Nlsthlsth2sthofmon. poll' anip ton LP on Wednesday, to terminate the voting on the bill on immediately taken ; upon whioh the charge was re- Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Aurora, Venice and An- a sort of gathering, giving it the name of a " polypus," yrs-old, 6st 121 b ; 3-yrs, 9st. Fillies and geldings al- ct= ss te e h r e s eue i i „ - i Other securities ...... 13,684,i 68 Venezuela. ..........Ml2d & 17th of month bOlll. .f.f 16 the organisation of the army. M. Vandenpeerebook treated, and there the matter ended. lowed 31b. Maidens, up to the time of starting, also c Notes ....... ..... .. 8,274,395 Van Diemen's Land (see ,„ fl I.— cona • Caroline, Sweden. and that there would be no difficulty or danger in its re- National Debt, Say-, osjected to the unlimited power which the bill gave to Th e Chairman addressin Mr Stafford, said, Mr. ' allowed 31b. Penalties for winners The second to ing's Banks, and Gold and silver coin.. 480,981 Australia) ... ..... .. sou tharaPi- e He then CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Frauke Ca- moval, could he but attend her for a few days. . .. _ West Indies ........M i 2d& 17th of month vrio t!, the Goverrunent to call out the classes in non- • • cl ' b * g • * activity. Corry was rea yto e examined if theye were any ques- tharina, for Hamburgh ; Moultan, San Francisco ; Anna, asked her where she should like him to attend her and save his stake. Three-quarters of a, mile. (5 eues.) Dividend Accounts) 4,265,469 alls 0 V I . Re w the 01 led 03 ould prefer, he said, that the number should be fixed ions to be asked of him. Other deposit s ...... 12 201 614 - at fiv Kiel ; Wallie Hood, Sydney • Moderen, Stavenger ; Kine And she asked my a ' Avice Mr WSh ' wheu e she should like to go ? . . arpe s Parasite, 3 yrs (G. Oates) 1 Seven Day and other ' ' Sunda'' , f the .41 . * When any ofthese dates fall on A __ e we o , eeete e eas the maximum. Time Minister of Foreien Affair; M St ff -d said lie knew of nothing to ask that gen- Oscar 0 E I G ' D • • I, t Fd '' , dessa ; a ing rove, ominica ; ags en re e- 2 Bills .............. rePlied that in all probabilit 1 ' . ' r • a°l on the subject. She said she had such a mother that Mr. J. Douglas na Sir Peter, 2 yrs 1,418,032 dis Patched on the following day, with the h el , k• i will be wa y t tere would be no neces• tleman. rickshaven ; Palm, Demerara, ; Jane Green, Bombay ; 3 -- Southampton), and the Malta, both of w say to call 1 ld t 1 kto her ; but that if I could get leave Mr. W. Waterworth' N 'll 2 slee ou no oo s evi e, yrs , -- im o . out more than two or three classes but it wes Ths, Chairman-Is there any other witness you wish Pantaloon, Geelong ; Speculation, Port Philip ; Rhine, p amble that the Go e t ' c ' for herto go away from home, she could get away. I, SELLING PLATE wag won by Mr. Sharpe's Gipsy Boy, X 35,584,924 X 35,584,924 day preceding. v rnmen could be bound down in te be called ! Ostend. M. MARSIIALL, Chief Cashier. - that respect, and it in co nsequenee, spoke to her mother, and obtained her 5 yrs (50/.) G. Oates ; beating Captain Key's The Major, Dated tte 12th day of May, 1853. BIRTHS. or should impose li • wan not proper that the Chamber Mr. Stafford-I know of no other. po ants on'it The limit ffi LIVERPOOL, Mae' 18. perna ission for her daughter, Miss Morden, going to my 3 rs (50/.) Mr Watson's Luxury, aged (501.), and six 0 F A S 0 rr• ..., w ion, proposed by the bo n , o re years as Mr.. Bere was then recalled, an , i d 'n reply to Lord A Chinese • k • f ff H 1 h d •t .' I t kh r the e myeelf but left her there inn ,in tow o a steamer, was o oyea , sts em s. oo e r . , ot Y hei ' . PRICE OF SUGAR. sr )8-ei 4 4 Tiptree-hall, ne Ceo ° venienee of ma.king il . Seal eman would have the incon- Hothern, explained that he did not mean to have im- . •s• , el o ' the soldiers wh • inward bound, at 145 p.m. to-day. alter being with her about two hours, and I have never The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sneer computed On the 12th inst., at e ' fMr I J Mcchi. equal's, released from service, liable b o were temporarily puted to Admiral Warrini any active interference in The Thomas Dryden, from Colombo to Harfleur, was seen her since. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS FOR EPSOM RACES. - --"1:0 m a 1853 . , s , from the returns made iu the week ending the 10th day of the wife o . • • 9 2 Cloudesley again to serve during all .. m y right to be called upon politica. Commissioner Ross it was, who had upon two spoken April 1, lat. 1 S., long. 23 W. Mr. Norton-Are we to understand that, up to the enable the bl• t tt th t 1 f tl Y, •, is 245. 9d. per hundred we e , ieht exclusive On the llth inst., at e , l gag o pu ic oge 0 e races a a ew are, le of the duties of Customs paid or payable thoreon on the im- Staploy. afterwards, ig reply to son t ie l r t e period. The Minister succee sive elections. After the inquiry instituted by the Tho Eleanor Dixon was spoken May 2, lat. 50 N long • e • time ,of her going to your sister's you had no notice of ordinary low trains will run frone London-brid fe OF A DAUGHTER. , the s'''' - the hoetile intentions which :arks of M. Orban on House of Commons as to the exte'hition of the Admiralty 11 W. ge om portation thereof into Great Britain. t Bate, _,, of ight thr • ber being in the family-way ? 7 n until 11.10 a, m. on the Tuesday and Thursday, 7 Gay-stree , bol" 4 On the 10th inst., at 2 , from abroad, affirmed that tl ' p • eaten Belgium flag, il was in tineeted tro the supericr officers of the yards . The Mansfield was spoken May 2, lat. 50 N., long. W . • Ih d t . th t h - in the family- - a "' • • s etness- a no no ion a sev, as r ll ° le , elgia n Cr° ' • returning after 7 p.m. ; and on the Wednesday and - Captain H. A. Kennedy. Henri! S e r jl°ll kept up the most pacific relations with al ~cinment that they ought not to interfere in elections, and since 11 W. way---not the least ; no more t y han -our worship, who , . but that it was evident that, in the 1 the powers, then li e (Mr. Dere) did not recollect any interferenve The Isabe , lla for Cork, was sipoken April 23, off Mar- 1 rid ay from 7 a.m. until 10 a.r.m., returning after 8 p.m.; WESTMINSTER IMPRoVEMENTS.-Victoria-street is pro- On the I(Sth inst., Mrs. - 1 B istol. i-roa,., r had never seen her. at the ordinary first and secor.d-class fares, an arrange- gressing rapidly towards completion, and exhibits, in 13runswick-villa, Sydenhan 0, Europe, war might arise without pirent reate of such all that of Commissioner Ross. E . * wished, also, more. 4 . • f the witness to preniec itation on tl The Onward, from Messina to Liverpool, was spoken T1,:,8 concluded tbe evidence in chief o . , ment by which a trip to flee races may be obtained for . ' this respect, a marked contrast to the snail-like pro- dainsooo part of any one. After some further discus • • le to corsect an error which appeared in the p s epers respect- , g ,_ , and h oth Mr. Robinson and Mr. Binns declined to cross- MAR/tap* h l'a ese a 0 , eress of other so-called " metropolitan improvements." a Chure ' to el ere sion W I th OP t • 2s. To run cheap trains. after the hours stated, espe- e interest, the ensemble spf the bill was carried b ' nig the name of the officer in the navy who, having 'Y. St. Jame s salerfw ,tho TnO . Albert, from Smyrna to Liverpool, was spoken May •exentine her. cially on the Derby ond Oak days, would possibly The difficulty of obtaining bricks in sufficient quantities OD the 12th inst., at f the Bengal Ae _ e to 21. Y7l used gl 'eat exertions in favour of the Whig eae rCdates, 3N 1 10 W. 9 lat. 4 e „ ong. lid Mrs. Babbett was called ae the next witness, but c cause great confusion and daneer Th 1 appears to be amongst the excuses raised in some quar z Meier Shakespear, lat.:ge r ii.,..,,,,g0n. Esq., e t / IA OVERTISEMENT.I--Hollo svny's Ointment ~,.1 -r):, had reveived several trolnntinn. .T.l ~-,,,n;,-,+,,,,,, , 's for ' e • esu menuent. Mx. Norton—Are we to understand that, up to the time of her going to your sister's you had no notice of her being in the family-way ? Witness—l had no notion that she was in the family way-'—not the least ; no more than your worship, who had II ever seen her. This concluded the evidence in chief of the witness, and both Mr. Robinson and Mr. Binns declined to cross oxftnrin e her. Mrs. Babbett was called as the next witness, but did not answer, Superintendent Lund remarking that she had had sufficient notice to attend, and lie could not ac coun t for her absence. Mr.. Norton (here addressing Mr. Binns) wished to know if he would now proceed with the cross-examina tion ,)r.Miss Morden ? M. Lines replied that as he understood a remand was :ibout to take place, he should defer it to the next meeting. Mr. Sleigh then applied for a remand, to give time for the apprehension of the Rev. Mr. Gordon, and the pro ductia n of Mrs. Babbett. Mr. Robinson observed that he could not object to this co urse, but applied to have the prisoners admitted to RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS FOR EPSOM RACES To enable the public to get to the races at a low fare, the ordinary low trains will run from. London-bridge from 7 a.m. until 11.10 a.m. on the Tuesday and Thursday, returning after 7 p.m. ; and on the Wednesday and Friday from 7 a.m. until 10 a.ra., returning after 8 p.m; at the ordinary first and secor.d-class fares, an arrange ment by which a trip to the races may be obtained for 2s. To run cheap trainn after the hours stated, espe cially on the Derby and Oak days, would possibly cause great confusion and danger. The subsequent trains will therefore be " special," and at the fares for merly charged. The special express train on the grand days will leave London-bridge at 1.45 p.m. For the accommodation of the sporting public return tickets may be obtained at Tattersall's, and at various offices as announced in the company's advertisements, and all parties will best consult their convenience and safety by procuring their tickets there in good time. WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENTS.—Victoria-Street is pro gressing rapidly towards completion, and exhibits, in ,this respect, a marked contrast to the snail-like pro gress of other so-called " metropolitan improvements." The difficulty of obtaining bricks in sufficient quantities appears to be amongst the excuses raised in some quar ters, but in Westminster, through the employment of Hart's machine, a moment's cessation from labour does not appear to have occurred. From what we can learn respecting this invention, as here applied, it would seem that the clay worked was about the stiffest in England, requiring, if used by hand, to be mixed with at least one third sand. Yet with Hart's machine it was at once thrown in as dug out of the bank, without any previous preparation. These machines appear to have been se lected, after many others, by reason of their not com pressing the clay much more than in hand labour. It would be well to add that they were worked by a six horse engine and countershaft, and that each turned out 40,000 bricks per day, at an expense of men at 2s. per 1,000 exclusive of steam-power.--Herald. to correct an error whi c h a pp eare d i n the pasp: respect ing the name of the officer in the navy w.so, having , used great exertions in favour o f th e Whi g cant: dates, rs had r ece i ve d several promotions and appointmen.,fs for _ , himself and sons. Th a t o ffi cer was C ap t a i n Foote, .10a not Wslker, as had been reported. He wished furthOr to allude to the case of Mr. Roberts, late master ship- 1 wriglit. at Devonport, as one of great hardship. ;"hat gentleman, who never interfered in politics, and devoted himself to his business, was esteemed the most eminent master shipwright in the service. That officer, although advancsul in years, was hale and active, and unremitting in his attention to his duties. He was superannuated in 1837, and, it was said, on account of having shown some ztttention to Mr. Dawson, who was a candidate for the representation of the borough before. The Chairman inquired the age of Mr. Roberts when he was superannuated. mA.RBLED. rodao ma o jo n. r t s h h e a l k 2 e t s h pe in t ;". l , st a e t o S f t t . he Ja ß m en e gs s's w. toess l t i ogo r of Elizabeth, daughter of J. Hodgson ,i terrace, Hyde-park. LADVERTMEMENT.j—HoIIoway's Ointment and P*ll .xe.Tlent Remedies for the Cure of Bronchiti s and 17.1.,-.•‘s INI rated Sore Throats.—Extract of a l e tt er from L”. James Downing, of Paris-street, Exete r , d a t e d M arc; , So, 1 . 353.—`• To Professor Holloway.—Sir, Your oint ment' and pillS have effected upon me a perfect cure of a i llreadfully diseased throat, arising from cold, which ul- IM terminated in bronchitis. The medical aid I 4^ - -"044 Lt unable to combat with the disease , and I I sinking tinder its influence. At this stage ... - : l l4Nnirse to your medicines, which in a f e w hours -' and I am happy to inform you, that in less light I was entirely cured by them."-- Sold ,4ists, and at Professor Holloway's establish- Strand, London. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. The Gladiator, Mauritius to Queenstown, April 8, lat. f, S., long. 24 W. The Erasmus, LOndon to Port Philip, lat. 5 N., long. 21 W. Tri't Ruby, Sydney, New South Wales, to London, April 22, lat . ; 33 N., long. 38 NY, The E ., tdocia, black ball liner, off Cape Clear. The Jo.Neph Sanderson, from Calcutta, Feb. 9, lat. 7 S., long. 8 W. The St. Croix, Calcutta to Demerara, March 3, lat. 33 S., long. 43'E. Tho Galena, for Montreal, April 24, lat. 42 N., long. -41 W. The Aurora, Hull to New York, May 3, lat. 50 N., long. 12 W. MED. g On the 12th inst., at Leamington, S. V- -te/r fol aged 78. • gajorCkelle On tho 12th inst., Mary, relict of the late he r Thomas Carey. vol., late '' On the 26th of March, Robert llfaolDl, 'werice• Majesty's Vico-Consul at Maracaibo, South 4--- ***** l - Or 11 - 0 -- of LONDON : Printed and Published by' ~,gu o ffice, 1 41° 1• of No. 112, Strand, Printer, A Tlie ow in l the c ouJw Strand, in the Precinc t of the Ss voYi Middlesex, Saturday , M a y 14, 1863. :H~i ;.Y ---------- - GREAT Nowlin OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY.—This im portant line of railway communication, northwards of Aberdeen, is progressing rapidly. The di rectors have arranged for the construction of nearly forty miles in the first instance. Mr. Beni did not know exactly, but supposed about - v;-1- • Aigio :,431iSa • . t `