The Sun. — London, England, 1847-06-09 00:00:00

.. _ __,- Tit 14: ,S U N . _ , : , LONDON,' WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 9, 1847. 9 ----....a0 / 1 ~ ________ - . .•••11,1M50............. 2 ,. SPORTING INTELLIGENZE . ii,. et GROUP XXXII. LAW INTELLIGENCE. , and nose as to prevent respiration would, of course, pro- On examination it was discovered that the prisoner had HAMPTON, 1847. ROLLS' COURT, June 8. duce suffocation; and there was nothing in the appear- entered by a back window on the first floor near the e ' MANCHESTER, The fcrllowing Stakes closed on Monday ith ance of the body to show that the cause was other than wall from which he had dropped. The place was found ening:- MARSACE. V. LYSTER. RAIL W AY COAII3III"FEES SHEFFIELD, AND mirN- 1 - c 01.3781118 Z (ASHTON CANAL PUR WEDNESDAY. accidental. stripped of the property. The prisoner had left his own This cause came on for judgment to-day, and his HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(YESTERDAY.) CHASE). the South-Western The witness Harriett Swan, who on former occasions old coat behind him, and had put on a new coat belong- Room B. The - e ltail i v. l - a a3 w P a l y at . e o il f e 2 a o ts s , o o v n s o ., e r g o i u v n en d b a y 3 yrs.....i 2 n d e a o, di 3 st y an rs c - e. LORDSHIP stated that he adhered to the opinion he had . ave her evidence with great clearness and distinctness, ing to Mr. Rushbrook. He said noth'ne in his d fence already expressed, and would accordingly make a decree g • 1 b e , 2 Gjaitivx AND OXFORD JUNCTION. claTuhseesConfmthmei ß tt i e l e l. were occupied this morning in r asJing the B fby Assassin, out of Esmeralda, a yrs-Br c by Muley yrs-Marquis of Conyngham, Bf by in conformity with that opinion. now hesitated very much, and on being asked the reason and he was fully committed for trial. of this change, replied, " Why I feel so queer this morn- T. Truenian, late collector of poor-rates for the palish The Select Committtee appointed in accordance with the GROUP X-XXIV. 1 ing- I feel as if I could hardly speak." At ono part of 'of St. Andrew, Holborn, was again placed at the bar for As M O t l r O a C c h a , n 0 , n o t t o f of Ch s e a ls n e n a e L tt a:3 3 , motionof Lord Lyndhurst:net this morning, at eleven o'clock, 4 yrs. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, June 8. her evidence she became so confused that she was obliged final examination on Saturday, when further charges in B Committee-room, the Eel uf Chichester in the chair. Mr. S. WORTLEY, M.P., who appears fer the Great SHEFFIELD CANieAdt The Committee were occup Match, 50, h ft, one mile-Mr. Oriffiehs' Leporella, 3 yrs, The Court was accupied the whole of this day with the 7st 41b, agst Mr. Hussey's Embrace, 2 y rs, 4st 41b. special paper. to stop to collect herself, and it was some time before were preferred against hirn. Western Company, then addressed the Committee in sup- this Bill. ______________PptrasasinCglitAShe c ri la . uses of THURSDAY. . she became sufficiently composed to go on with her evie Mr. James, solicitor, and the clerk to the Board of port of the agreement entered into by the Great GROUP XXXVIII. . The Innkeepers' Plate of 25 sons. each, added to a Sweep- BAIL COURT, June 8. dence. Guardians, and the pariah authorities, were in at , Western and the Birmingham and Oxford Companies, stakes of 5 soya. each. Heats, one mile and a quarter. (Before Mr. Justice WIGHTIIAN.) One of the witnesses (Jane Johnson) said that after tendance. Primrose, 4 yrs-The Slot, 4 yrs-Leporella, 3 y-rs-F by BAMBRIDGE V. BLACK. , giving her evidence at the inquest she remembered a Mr. Fear, cashier to Mr. C. R. Cox, of Hatton for the sale of the line, any violation of which, he con- Bo T u h v e e ri C e n i m n m t h it e t e c e h a m i re.t at the usual hour this morning ; Mr NORTHERN COUNTIES UNION (DMITIA- Don John, out of Arachne, 3 yrs-Rowland, aged-Blettoe Mr. BLIBB al:Plied to the court to enter up judgment fact which she had not before stated, viz , that on one garden, gave evidence in proof of two separate payments ' tended, would prove injurious to the public, and be TION). Lass, 6 yrs-Chevy Chase, 5 yrs-Svlph. aged-B fby entirely opposed to the great object which Parliament had Tu l t ild li k o l ti o=, g,ic,lh.-7•3 in this case nunc pro tune. occasion when Mrs. Cleveland was speaking to her shout of 1/. 13s. 4d. to the prisoner for poor-rates. It was an action of trespass which was tried at the Vie child (then unborn) she observed that she was sorry Mr. Aderc Hatnilton, of 73, Hatton-garden, paid in vievr, in acceeding to the line, namely, competition and The Committee:were o . ccupied the whole of the day in A c lra e c if a o n r , d, olt yrs of3aue L tt u e n , er 3 co y st r t e dam, 3 yrs-Etona, 5 yrs-B fby Assassin, out of Esmeralda, York assizes, and there was an arrest of judgment moved, she had not killed the child, and th a t she would have 2/. 2s. Bd. to the prisoner on account of poor•rates. public advantage. He referred at great length to the hearing general evidence in favour of this Bill. GROUP XXXIX. 3 vrs. , which was granted. In the meantime the plaintiff had done so had she not feared the consequences. The cashier of Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, of Hatton voluminous correspondence which had taken place an d w hi c h Thi s C omm itte e ! net at the usual hour this morning; Lord - Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas. Heats, two miles. gone abroad, and was last seen in October, clinging to On the conclusion of the examination (which lasted garden, said he had p a id th e p r i soner 5e 13 s , ed, f or between all the partiee interested, h as appeare d at l engt h i n t h e co l umns of The Sun Charles WellesleY, in the chair. Glory, 4 yrs - B fby Astraean, 3 yrs-Leporella, 3 yrs- his water- logged vessel in the White Sea; there was for four hours), Mr. Wolff addressed th e mag istrate, en- p oor - rates. deavouring to show that there was no sufficient case Mr. Johnson, of Hatton-garden, had paid 31. 6s. Bd. Nrriaxim.A.X.X.ZAT,:z,BwIBLARSOPDAttrzCzaLZ.L.A.3fD, Br c by Muley Moloch, out of Chelsea Lass, 4 yrs--Cameo, every reason to suppose that he had perished. 3 yrs-Pantomime, 3 yrs-Blind Hookey, aged--Attorney, Mr. Justice IN IGHTMAN take a rule to show cause. against either of the prisoriers to justify their committal. for tlae same purpose. and argued from it that the object of Mr. Moseley, the agent wEAR TEN AND DERVIZNT x ... I, yrs-Rosin the Beau, 4 yrs e -Headsman, 4 yealld , Port, THE QUEEN v. GOITCII.-THE RIGHTS OF PARISHIONERS. Mr. JARDINE said, th a t as th ere was no thi ng against Mr. Forgan, of Hatton-garden, said the prisoner had of the North-Western Company, was to defeat the object of AND Vg . 3 yrs-Forest Flower, 5 yrs--H mdrum, 4 . yre,---1 les a Bo:, Mr. GREENWOOD applied for a mandamus against the the man but the fact that he was seen t o l e ave the hou . se la ceived from him IL 6s. Bd. on the same account. Parliament, by obteining possession of the line for the North- Z v ICII;i 3. SRILDON TUNNEL AMAL -3 yre-Marquis of Conyngham, 4 yrs-Aliwal, 3 yrs. R e v. Joseph Cough, custos of the Cathed ra l Church of with some appearance of concealment, which could easily Mr. John Francis, Mr. Isaac Simpson, and Mr. Wil- Western, which would obviously prevent competition. lle GAMATION. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.-GOODWOOD h , 18_4,7. a St. Peter's, at Exeter, to admit Francis H. eliaa and be accounted for under the circumstances, he would dis- liam Jenkinson, residing also in Hatton-garden, proved he Committee were engaged the whole of the day in • stated that the facts he should be able to prove before tee T Weights for the Goodwood Stakes of 25 soya. eac , la it, an Jos . eph . Gibbings as churchwardens. The question . charge him. There was much force in Mr. Wolff's ob• similar payments to the prisoner. dommittee would be to the. following effect m-lu the first disposing of the special clauses in this Bill. sft only if declared on or before Tuesday nextte the I.sth of which it was desired to raise was, whether the parish- servations on the case as it refereed to th e female prisoner, Mr. James obserse d, that on the last-mentiored June. If the highest weight is under Bet' 71b it will be i)lace, he should show that previeus to the 4th of Decemle r GROUP XLV. raised to Bst 71b, and the others in proportion. ioners had a right to appoint both the churchwardens, but he considered the case requir e d inv e stigation, and he eight charges, and one taken on a previous day of ern ast only 5,500 ehares were held in the Birmingham and Ox tdeeen:efto:ttititevrtemc=k, and proceeaed to at lb; st lb or, according to the canon, the right vested in the custos would commit her for trial. bezzling 48/. 16s. 10.1., a hich he had received from the ford Company by parties connected with the London a: d he ' i r ift rtiTellrt t i 9 9'Fitzwilliant, 4 yrs ...... 7 6 t o appoint one, and the parishioners the other. The el& On hearing this decieion, tbe ma l e prisoner imme- Commissioners of Clerkenwell Improvements for rates Wolf-dog, 5 yrs North-Western Cornpanv, while subsequently to that period EDINBURGH AND PERTH. Miss Sarah, 5 yrs - due to the authorities of St. Andrew, Holborn, he would the number was increased to 23,003 shares. In the petitien re Mr. James Grisham shipowner Perth, Mr. Hector Sandie- Lightning, 6 yre 8 12;Sir George, 4 yrs ...... ... 7 5 theright contended for without any interference whatever, soner, who lookt d iwploringly i n hi e f ac e, and eadd rest the prosecution. He produced Mr. Mitehinor, the of the London and North-Western Company, wiaich was beto 8 12 1 Rufas, 4 yrs 7 4 and the custos has never refused to swear in those ap- somethirg in a low tone,lof w hi c h h e t o ok no notice. district auditor under the Poor-law Commissioners, who bank, bleacher, Perth, and Mr.' Murgies, justice of peace, Inheritress, aged ?denier, 5 yrs the Committee, and would be supported by hie Learned Perthshire, all spoke to the advantages of the Edinburgh and Dulcet, 5 yrs .. ... ...... 8 9 Plover, 4 yrs ) Perth as a local and through line. Frieud Mr. Macaulev, it was stated that neither directly nor Burgundy, 4 yrs 8 8 Plaudit, 5 yrs ...... ..... 7 3 CROSS V. SAUL. prosecute at the Central Criminal Court. ' covered, and the prisoner represented that the payments indirectly had that corporation been a party to the Mr. Dixon, land valuer, said that the land to be broken Poynton, 4 yrs 7 3 Mr. COWLEY applied for a rule nisi to restrain the MARLBOROUGH-STREET. by the last-numed pal ties were then due and owing. purchase of these shares, but he should be able to show would be 330 acres, and the value 34,406/. 3s. 3d. He cal -8 8 Fair Helen, 4 yrs Judee of the County Palatine Court, in High-street, Jacob Isaac Peretz, otherwise Baron Van der Pforte, Mr. TYRWHITT asked the prisoner if he wished to say that 3,940 of these shares were not actually purchased by culated that the open . ing of the line would improve 100 000 St. Lawrence, aged ' Lothario, aged 8 7 Bourton, 4 yrs 7 3 . acres to the extent of 2s. 6d. per acre. Liverpool, from taking cognizence of this case. The de- a German, was brought up for further examination, anythi ng ? directors of the London and North-Western Company, anti Mr. Beveridge, manufacturer, Dunfermline, Mr. Mason, Fancy Boy, 4 yrs .....-. 8 71Bantan, 4 yrs 7 3 7 2 fendant was the owner of a vessel, and he was in the charged with having stolen a quaintity of plate from Mr. Wontner, his solicitor, said he would reterve his registered in small numbers, in the name of Miss Jane that, 8 EtFlahowlagh, 5 yrs Queensferry, and Baillie Mack, of Edinburgh, proved the Newcourt, aged G t rimston, 4 yrs 8 4!Doleful, 5 yrs 7 2 habit of conveying passengers from Liverpool to New Long's Hotel, in Bond-street, and also with having de- defence, and sugtested that bail be taken for the pri and Susan the other. The name of Tootal, for instance, was feeling in these places to be in favour of this line. 8 31Cuckoo, 4 yre ... Morpeth, 6 yrs not a common name, and as there were several batches of 7 2 It appeared that the vessel sailed on the I lth of April When the prisoner was first examined at this court Mr. TYRWHITT said he should require very respon. The Committee then adjourned. The Druid, 4 yrs. 8 1 1 Fitzallen, 5 yrs shares registered in that name, it was not unreasonable to Br hby Galewood, 5 yrs 8 01 RoPer's Daughter , aged 7 1 last, and was lost on the coast of Wexford ; the vessel he denied the robbery, and stated that he had been dis- sible bail. He consented to take two sureties in the suppose that the parties were connexions of Mr. Tootal, of SOUTHAMPTON-MONDAY. Glory, 4 yrs 8 0 Attorney, 5 yrs ... 7 0 b ecame an entire wreck, but the passengers appointed of remittances from Frankfort, and this had amount of 300/., and 48 hours' notice should be iven to the London and Nortb-Western Company. Again, there The Oriental and Peninsular steana-ship Tagus, Capt. Miss Elis, 5 yrs ... 7 13'Lady Cecilia, 4 yrs 7 ° vvere all saved, and were brought back to Liverpool; caused him to leave his bills unaischarged. The parti- aseer am their subatance and respectability. was a large number of seares split into small quantities, 7 0 numerous actions had been brought by the passengers culars of the prisoner's apprehension having been made The prisoner, in the course of the day, was conveyed and registered in the name of Ellis. Now Mr. John Ellis arrived in our docks this morning at five o'clock. Crim. Con., 5 yrs ..... 7 12 Woodpecker, 4 yrs e did Quadruped, 4 yrs for the recovery of their passage money. Most of these public, the police received information that a person re- to Newgate. E la rans, 7 0 was also a director ot the Loudon and North-Western consequence of the amended quarantine laws, sh , Queen Mab, aged 6 13 actions were for sums under SL, and the ground of the sembling the prisont r had left a carpet bag at Woods' SOUTHWARK. Cempany, and no doubt the six or seven Ellises, not (as usual) stop k at the Motherbank, but immediatel 7 12 Ajax, aged ........ in weoen names these shares appeared on the register, were saileg into th doe _s, when the luggage of the passe:- h C h the ieft Annandale, 5 yrs ...... .. 711 P,riscilla Tomboy, aged 613 ___ _ Conspiracy, 4 yrs motion was the necessity of awaiting the decision of the hotel immediately after the robbery at Long's hotel. It Sarah Barrington, a respectable-looking female, was 612 Uourt of Exchequer, wbere there was a s imil a r ac ti on appear e d th a t th e p r i soner h a d gone to Wo o d s ' hotel, in placed at the bar, charg, d with stealing a shawl from relatives of Mr. John Ellie, the director. Again, there were gers having been cleared . at t e ustom- ouse, y for their various destinations. 7 10 Alexis, 5 yes Crown Prince, 4 yrs ... 7 10 Eryx . , 3 yrs - *Gwalior, 5 yrs shares registered in the names of Miss Amelia Mozley, Miss Fanny Mozley - , Miss Rebecca Mozley, and Miss Emma The cargo of the Tagus was very considerable, con- Best of Three, 6 yrs on onday night, Mosley, who were connexions of Mr. Lewis Mozlev, a di- slating of 47 bags of yellow berries, 9 bales of silk, 499 Hydrangea, 4 yr 5....... 610 Foinnuala, 4 yrs... 6 0 M r , j us ti ce WIG/mull-YOU must make the appli- customer who had some time back made hi s appearance she was passing the end of Horsemonger-lane, when r 38 boxes of Mathematician, 3-yrs... 6 10 Oregon, 3rs 6 0 rector of the London and North-Western Company. In this kentils of nuts, 90 bales of goats' hai , . t 5 cation before the full Court. at the Castle and Falcon Hotel, Aldersgate-street, kept the prisoner came up to her, pulled the shawl from her f o turn 6 bales Columbus, yrs 6 10 Bedlam 3 yrs: 5 12 way he should be able to prove that 8,940 shares had been leeches, 2,000 kilos. of : wheat, 69 cases o p , by his family, and from that hotel suddenly absconded shoulders, and gave it to a man who ran away. She, rometer, Yrs 20 Hyd 5 6 9,Peep o' , Day Boy, 3 yrs 5 11 . registered subaequently to the 4th of December last. He uf mohair, 108 bugs of galls, 170 cases of sponge, __ . COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Juue 8. without paying the bill, an intimation was conveyed to however, caught hold of her and kept her until a police- Emigrant, aged:- should prove, too, that a large number of shares boxes of mancaroni, 3 boxes of bullion, and a great va- Th 'W'd d e i ow, age 6 9 Widred, 4 yrs - men came up, into whose custody she gave her. had been distributed amongst the clerks and officers riety of packages, and 70 passengers. The Arroeser-GENenee, at the opening of the court, camped, l eav i ng b e hi n d h i m a carpet b ag , Th e police Prisoner-Oh, dear, how can you say so? lam a re- Ninety-one 6 yrs 6 9 Milliner, 4 yr 5............ 5 10 under the control of the London and North-Westeru The royal midi steam. ship Dee, Captain Allen, is due Tra ''. ' - meal, 4 yrs 6 9 Lazarillo, 3 yrs Company, and the directors of the Midland and Buckirg this day, but her non-arrival may be accounted for in c - -, hamstare lines, to the extent, he believed, of upwards of 2,210 cons% quence of an alteration in her voyage, adopted in amera et scun, le i r • 3 yrs 4y s 6 8 Tantivy, 510 in t - he case of the manufacture of sweet spirits of nitre, as it Mount, who had the case in hand, was sent to the hotel Your Worship. I had been to my sister's in Botolph-lane, shares, wbile, subeequently to the 4th of December, eeet) consequence of the loss of the 'll f t d T i a e weed, and her Buscot Buck, 6 yrs ... 6 8 Signet, 3 yrsi 5 9 all the parties interested. shares were registered in the name of Mr. Glyn, the Chair- Flitch, 4yrs.. 6 8 Miles's Boy, 3 yrs among a quantity of rubbish were twelve heads of silver who now charges me with robber .Y. ival ma not he looked for until • 5 8 The LORD CHIEF BARON signified the intention of the man of the Loadon and Noah-Western Company. Another arr 7 t o morrow or the Crozier, 3 yrs... ...... .. 6 7 St. Leon, 3 yrs. Court to give judgment to-morrow. remarkable circumstance was connected with this case, but next morning. Tommy Moore, 5 yrs... 6 7 Martext, 4 yrs ... he could not aay whether he ahould be able to explain it or The Dee, it is expected, will bring news from Mexico Nottingham, 3 yrs 6 7 The Wren, 3 yrs... 5 7 rhe motiont in the court this morning were utterly- desti- . . The prisoner, when asked what he now lied /o say to The prisoner, on hearing this, became extremely not P and that was the fact of 2,300 shares being in the hands of a later date than that which has already reached us Bingham, 3 y-rs 6 7 Resolution, 3 yrs... ...... 5 7 tute of any feature of interest. the charge, again denied all knowledge ot the robbery. violent, vociferating that she had never seen the com a a bank in Manchester, which appeared on the register in viti New York. Mrs. Hudson, 5 yrs 6 7 George Hudson, 3 yrs... 5 6 lots amounting to ten shares each. This bank, he should he Th fl e rst steamer on the New York, Bremen, and Planter West India , Joyful, 3 yrs .. ........ 5 6 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, June 8. The tops of the spoont found in his carpet bag had been plainant before, and that she must have been dreaming broken by himself from some spoons which were his about the ehawl. able to prove, was in close connexion with the London and s 3 yrs North-Western Company. There was another remarkable outhamptou line (the Washington) is shortly- expected B c bv Verulam dam Deloraine, 3 vre 5 6 BOWKER V. FARMERY. own property. Mr. COTTINGHAM told her that she must mend for her instance ot this sort in the case of a reverend gentleman at Cowes ; and, at present, it is uncertain whether she by blacklock, 3 yrs 6 e Pantomine, 8 yrs ... connected with the firm of Earle and Ormbv, the latter of will come here witn her mails, &c., or have them con- Rayner, 3 yrs ..... ...... 6 5 Elecampane, 3 yrs 5 4 to have the defendant declared a bankrupt on r.on-pay- hotel marks on them. from her manner, that she ought to be under proper whom was a director of the London and N - orth-Western veyed hither in a smaller vessel, end then proceed on tier B, or br cby Lanercost, Devil-me-care, 3 yrs Company. In the Dante of this reverend gentleman two voyage to Bremen. Her touching at our port is looked out of Leda, 3 yrs... 6 5F by Don John, out of share broker in Cornhill. ordered to be brought up again on Menday next. protection of her friends. hundred shares were purchased atter the 4th of December, forward to with interest, and should she do so she will be Farnham, 3 yrs ..... .... 6 5 Game Lass, 3 yrs 5 4 Henry Carroll, a flashily-dressed young fellow, was Prisoner-Me mad I why, lam as sane as you. My Mr TALHOURDIN, the defendant's solicitor, attended, o ne hundred and ninety of which were subsequently requested duly welcemed. Ridiculus Mus, 5 yrs... 6 b Buckskin, 3 yrs ---5 4 • brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with stealing a dear Sir don't beliere what they say against me. - 5 4 and stated that it was quite impossible for the defendant , . . i n lets ot ten each i:.! the name of °titer parties. The 'r he Iberia Ca tai Bowen, left this afternoon with the Rosin the Beau, 4 yrs 6 4 Vanite-, 3 yrs ... f h bl l• d • ' re auantity o s eets, ta e inen, an various other Mr. CoTTINGHAM directed her to be taken care of last dentription of evidence he should adduce sce ld • ' ' P n Marietta, 4 yrs . 'n Peninsular mails and passeegers. articles, the property of Madame Domberg, 27, North until her friends were apprised of her situation. She go to prove that, in order to get a control over the shares Punch, 4 yrs The Indus has started on an experimental trip for the . . - Adl u ey-street. was then removed :rum the dock. which had been bond fide purchased in the market for the Arcienese 3 yrs 6 0 Kimblesworth, 3 yrs ... 5 3 that the summons should be dismissed. purpose of testing her engines and machinery. The prosecutrix stated that she left her residence on purpose of leitima'e speculation, the solicitor of the London Aristotle, aged and Noeth-I estern Co npany (Mr. Carter), placed in the . - llumdrum, 4 yrs hands of a gentleman connected with the Stock Exchange a NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .elowerina, 4 - yrs - having stolen two suits of clothes from the house of paper stg•ned by one of the directors of the London and PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6.-The Vengeance, 84, Captain Tory, 6 yrs ... 7 8 °Kite, 3 yrs g -case, which were also a Mrs. Watson, No. 5, Fox-lane, Mary Ann-place, North-Western Company, guaranteeing 91. a share, within L ' ' bkdh 60 h 11 . fl t day and ushington,.disem ar -e t e t les yes er , Fisticuff, aged....... ..... 7 7 Pell Mell, 3 yrs 412 a warrant was a legal excuse for non-appearance. secured by patent locks. On the 13th of October fol. Shadwell. Fiddlestring, 4 yrs ...... 7 7Bf by Elis or Venison, lowing she received information that the room had been • • eix weeks afterwards, whatever might be the state His HONOUR, however, was of a contrary opinion; rhe case displayed great negligence on the part of a the • marched to quarters at Chichester. The perform- R . . of the marker, provided the holders of the shares 3 ~ . eminiscence, 3 -yrs ... 7 7 out of Odessa, 3 yrs 410 broken open, and the boxes ransacked of their contents. mm ' d k . h - b d rine the five ances of met nothe two- ec er aee een u , Queen of Tyne, aged... 7 7 Black Satin, 3 yrs 4 7 but would extend the time for the habeus to be obtained. policeman, whose - number is at present unknown. It ap would hand their proxies to Mr. Mozley, to She subsequently gave information of the robbery to the Mr lelohown said his clients were anxious to obtain petered that cm - Monday morning the prosecutrix had occa months' cruise uf the first order-she has, for days toge- Golden Rule, aged 7 7 Cock Robin, 3 yrs ...... 4 7 - • be used by him as he ni , eh th• k r at the ~ t in prope h would Police. sion to oo t nm - d u her g u•, a 1 prior to doing so she locke p meetings of the Birmingham and Oxford Cempanv. In this thee, made upwards of 13 knots per hour. Magnet, 5 yr 5..... .. Elizabeth Ward 3 Ladbroke-mews Nottin hill said • way no less than 500 shares were received. I - le believed JUNE 7.-The Frolic, 16, Commander C. B. Hamil- Pal, 4 yrs 7 6 be made away with. He was also interested fee the , P ' g ' house. On her return she found the house had been she former! lived as servant with the •rosecutrix. On he should be able to show that when one of these share- ton, came up to Spithead this afternon from the Pacific, Those marked • having been entered without the know- South-Western Railway Company, who were interested . Y . . _ n t r e , ()use , oc. entered, and two good suits of clothes taken. A neigh. holders objecttd to th e guaran t ee est n o t being sufficient, with a freight of 2,000,000 dollars on merchants' account, ledge of their owners, will be struck cut by the time pre- in the case, ar i d there were three prosecutions. T e h her leaving town witness remained i h n , anu hour, who had seen the prisoners coming out of her house being the individual guarantee of one director, he was told which have been consigned to Messrs. E. and E. Ema- scribed, unless specially ordered to be left in. time, therefore, to be allowed should be very short. capied a room adjoining the one in which the propert an w o suspec e some ing w ong, y with a large bundle, d h t d lid r deposited About a fortn' ht after Madame left • by the agent of the company, " Oh, lam acting under the nuel, freight agents and silversmiths to the Queen, of Mr. TALRonantN said tbe defendant would be was - . 'g followed them as far as the George Inn in the Comelier direction of Mr. Carter, the solicitor of the London and thh Dort for conveyance to the Bank of England. So CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. town she by the prisoner's persumaion broke the win- • I brought up for re-examination on Saturday, and per - , . , ~ cia -road. They went into a house near, and seeing a North-Western Company. It is all right. It is 1 ' • ' dow, and, having forced back the fastening, entet ed the e anxiet to get her into harbour that the great was Oh . y . The ship Tudor brings accounts of April 6th from the haps the gaoler would bring him round to this court. policeman standing a little distance off, she informed him true the guarantee is the name of an indiv i C , idual ffre •tor d r Chief went out in the Undine to inspect Cape of Good Hope. The state of affairs on the frontier TO His HONOUR said that he was very unwilling to put a ° ' m followed by the prisoner, who proceeded to break of the occurrence, but he would not interlere, us the but it is nevertheless the guarantee of the company. ' Th e Comman er-i .- open two of the boxes and the dressing-case. The things woman could not swear she had seen them come out of Committee would perceive that the whole of the 30,000/. her a full hour before she anchored, and boarded her off had not varied much. Pato was said to have sent a man, situated as the defendant was, to the great expense were not taken out ot the boxes that night, b t f • n a eh the prosecutrix's house. purchased subsequently to the 4th of December in the man- Ryde. The Admiral mustered the crew, and exercised message to the Governor, signifying his anxiety for of an habeas. days afterwards she took some linen out of one of the Der he had described, were split up and registered in lots of them in gunnery, which was very good. After inspect- peace; but it is also asserted that the reply given was to Mr. Moaoaat said it was very questionable whether Potter, a constable of the detective force, said from boxes, and the remainder was taken away by the pri ten each, and the reason of this was obvious, for a p a rty i ng th e vesse l an d complimenting the conamander, the the effect that the chiers submission must be uncondi- the gaoler would have authority to bring him here. the description he had received he knew the priseners at setter. He took the property away in a cab to a houee in once, and apprehended them last night at the Berley holding ten shares was entitled to ten vote s , b u t beyond that Admiral returned into harbour, and the Tartarus steam- tional. The commander of the forces had left Fort His HONOUR-He may be liberated. Newton-row, Westbourne. grove, where it was left. She Mow. In J.) d k t i f nes s poc e le ound a key which opened number he was only entitled to one vote for every five vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Coles, towed the Frolic Peddie with a detachment of troo d h B ps, an t e new ur- Mr. TALHOURDIN-NO, certainly not; he is certain to .hares. Novr, should he substentiate these facts he thought • be committed. knew nothing further about it. the door of the house in Fox-lane. h 1 in s ort y after to land her freight. Commander Hamil- gher levies on the 25th of March, and proceeded to i t would become their bounden duty to put a stop to such Jesse Jeaper, 146 C, said, on receiving information of It was then suggested that an application should be Mr. BALLANTINE said he should remand them both ton is brother to the Second Secretary to the Adcoi- wards the Kiatkama. A strong post was in progress of proceedings, or any large corporate body like the London and h bb h h 'd f 1 • •• te ro ery e went to t e rest ence o aet anness, for a wem k, and directed Inspector Holmes, in time in a;orth-western C :- , - ld have it in their power to orn pan . ) a 0 u 1 dla Id h - • • ra ty, au as la te 1 rolic since April, 1844, being formation at the mouth of the de to the overnor of the Com ter and if he did not Buffalo River, and large me . g . , . , p ? . . and atked her whether she did not tormerly live with • „ terun, to miscertaln who the policeman wae that was on •ender the Acts of the Legislature nugatory. her second commander. He will, however, doubtless be supplies of food, &c., would be collected at King Wil- think himself justified in brtheing hie prisoner to this d D b Ma ame mu erg. She said e Yes, she did. He then duty by the George, and bring him before him. As the The Committee -room was then cleared, and the Committee Pmeleted- liam's Town, so as to be in the neighbourhood and avail- cour , t then an habeas should' be applied for, that he asked her if she knew anything about some linen that baying remained in consultation for upwards of an hour, the The Vengeance, 84, Captain Lushington, hauled off able fcr the army, without their having to retire from might come up on Friday. case stood at present it vvas almost conniving at a felony. was stolen from 27, North Audley-street. She hesitated parties were re--admitted. this morning from the dockyard jetty to the St. \ r ine the scene of action. In fact, the object of Sir Henry Mr. TALUOURDIN said that it eid not follow that the tdeon the e ti 1 • h h 1 hi "Yo k o all ele. ut a ong time, w en er mot ler eat , t 1 n w . LATEST PRICES OF SHARES, , -- aanaemen of the prese taking their seats at the cent's moorings, off Gosport, where she vvill refit for sea- Pottinger is said to be to subdue the Kafirs, and to settle judge would grant tho habeas; if not, the non-appear table they had previously occupied, the linen, why not tell the constable? ' She then told ei „, - ance would of course be taken us excusable arising from DANKS, ASSU t . RANCE AND OTHER COM service. the affairs of the frontier on a permanent basis. The Mr. WAII (the Committee clerk) intimated that the gen- e • him that she and the prisoner broke into the room and, '`' 1 LYMOUTH, JUNE 5.-Hts Danish Majesty's corvette Dutch Boers were anxious to serve under their own a lawful impediment. He, however, could state that the PANIES' teTOCK. tlemea of the press had no right to be present. after b le h le '' f rea ing open t e boxes, too- away a quanttty o Flora 20 Captain Ellbrecht, on a cruise from Copen- officers, and desired Sir Andreas Stockenstrom again to defendant was not a trader, and therefore that the sua2- ~ , . „ . . ..., „.„ , Front tie Gificial List, Accordingly they withdrew, but after a few minutes had h , ' '• nnen, telltale tney took to a house in rtewtore row, iv est elapsed one tT,t. the solicitors came out and informed them thet f a g en, arrived this morning in the Sound, and having place himself at their head, although that gentleman mons m i ust . fall to the round. bourne-grove occupied by a woman of the name of PUBLISHED EVERY TUEaDaT AND FRIDAY 'Lynx - ems. the Cotninittee. wished to speak to them. They accordiuglv tred a salute of 17 guns, was duly honoured by the like appears to be anxious, from his advanced age, to retire d 1 g uld • His I ONOU . R Sal le co g not o into that matter t Webbe. Witness subsequently saw that person, who LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 8. - number from the Port-Admiral, Sir John West, at from public duties. unless the defendant appeared to the nun:mons. __ sem _ re-enteted. hen told him that the prisoner had brought a quantity of JOINT-STOIC& BANKS. The Cum:twee then intimated that what had occurred in Mount Wise, and from the batteries at Plymouth citadel. A deputation of the Eastern Provinces Bank had The suggestion as to the adjournment was t linen which lie wisl I h t let er o purchate. On her refesitig • the Committee-room during the day must not be made The Flora will probably remain here several days; she waited on his Excellency, in order to represent to him agreed to. to have anything to do with it, the prisoner carted a cab Naimi of C o m ~. Dividend Amount pablic. has on board a number of young officers, who have the difficulties under which the mercantile communities and took it away. Witnets added that Mrs. Webb was py. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price Oar reporter having dispatched a portion of his " copy" joined the corvette for the purpose of obtaining a prae- were labouring, in consequence of the searcity of the POLICE INTELLIGENCE. not able to come forward that morning, but if the pri- - some two hours before this intimation, took up his pen for the tical knowledge of their profession. circulating medium. It was suggested, as a measure of MANSION-HOUSE. soner was retnanded for a short period, she weuld at'end. .e 1. d. ,t s.. d. purpoae of writing a note to the Chairman, informing him that Her Majesty's steamer Confiance, j. Jago master, left relief, that commissariat drafts should be made a legal John Evendon and William Smith were brou hb f The risoner was then remanded till 'rhursda m.xt. g t e ore P Y eustralasia .......... 40 0 0 40 0 0 - dritsn North American 5/. per zent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - he did not see how lie could comply with the request, as The 0 Th d • n urs ay evening for Holston, vitt Helloed, with tender, and also that the amounts for which they are Sun at that time (shortly after three o'clock) was on the eve the Lord Mayor upon suspicion of having robbed the LAMBETH. :orinnercial 01 London 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - a captain, lieutenant, and 60 men of . the sth Royal Fusi- drawn should he small, so that a quicker circulatien - atoned .• .....•.•• •• 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 15% of being issued to the pub!ic ; but before he could do so • house of a gentleman in Southampton of a coneiderable As Mr. Elliott was about to leave the bench, Mr. this clerk hurried over to him, and in an impertinent tone ad- hers, to quell the disturbances among the miners in that might be encouraged. His Excellency replied that he quantity of plate. Alfred Marshall, a young man of respectable appearance •-ondn and Westminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - . : c•ndon Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 16% dreesed him thus :- N " :na mustn't take notes-you have district. did not feel himself at liberty to alter the currency laws Mr. Pilbeam, of Eling, Southampton, superintendent was brought into the court on a charge of " shooticg a Metropolitan - 25 007 10 0 no business to do so-tile Committee don't wish it." The The Sybelle, new 36-gun frigate, from Pembroke, as they at present stood; and expressed his belief that aof tho constabulary force, said he char d h • i lo d d hued at Louita Rote, with intent to do her some ge t e prise ners a e p Piovincialot Ireland.. 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - ' reporter of The Sun replied that that was not quite the strain eame in yesterday. considerable amount of specie was on its way, which on suspicion of having entered the dwelling-house of grievous bodily harm." Ditto, New......• •• a/. per cent. 10 00100 0 - 1 National of Ireland .. 51. per cent. SO 0 0 20 0 0 - ! in which a gentleman should be addressed, and hinted The Growler steam-sloop arrived this morning from would materially lessen the evil. Mr. Robert Wright, of Itchen Ferry, in the parish of Mr. James Bailey a commercial traveller, residing at Nat. Provncial of Eng 51. er cent. 100 0035 0 0 - that no person hewing any pretensions to good breeding Portsmouth. From Natal we learn that on Feb. 20 the expedition St. Mary extra, Southampton, and stealing therein No. 38, Swan-place, ' Old Kent-road, deposed that on the Ditto, _new... ...• •.* el. P eer cent. 20 0010 0 0 would have so addressed ano•lier. CHATHAM.-On Saturday afternoon, the sth instant, against Umzitalculu had dispersed his followers, and alia.... ,6/ per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - various articles of plate. preceding evening between the hours of eight and nine i m_l T i n , i t o ol i t 0 . 1 1 A L u o lt id r on.... . "No business here?" inquired our reporter. the Black Eagle steam yacht, Master-Commander S. S. several thousand head of cattle had been captured. The • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 , 12% Mr George Attenborough, of 204 Fleet-street, stated o'clock, himtelf, his wife, and step-daughter, were sitting " No-no business." Cook, arrived opposite the Dockyard, and disembarked chief had, however, escaped, and a reward of 50/. had ' Our reporter pointed at the reporters' table, at which he the First Secretary to the Admiralty, Mr. Henry G. been offered for his apprehension. h f M h ' • that on the 10t 0 t arc the two prisoners pawned at in the front kitchen, when they were much alarmed by . CANALS. was sitting, and hinted that that place had during the past Ward, M P., with several other gentlemen ; and OTI his shop a dozen and a half of table spoons, three dozen a loud noise in the back kitchen, and on going to see i e Dividend' and present. sessions been assigned to the press. their landine at the Queen's-stairs they were met by REPRESENTATION OF MARYLE- e i lver table forks, one dozen and a half dessert spoons, two what was the matter he found one of the panels of the , 'h; NitilleS 01 , Dividend ~ e et , e nce. . Names 01 a . a ,- per , a IiCC. COMpalliCS. 2 Annuin i " Oli," replied the clerk with the Same rudeness that had. 6 . , salt ladles, and one dozen of dessert forks, all ot door forced in, and a large some, which had evidently ` 2 ""iPullies• .. P througeo h . d li• " h l • t f • .ut c aractense im, tat p ace is no or you , several of the head officers of Chatham Dockyard, and BONE. which had upon them a crest of a goat's head, and upon caused the injury outside. He then returned te the front 1 after proceeding over the yard and visiting several of On Monday a crowded and influential meeting of the x it was not set apart for you ; you have no business in the which witness advanced to them 401. He was to sell the kitchen, when he de:tined) , heard the report of a pistol- I' room." the departments, they returned on board the Black electors of the borough of Marylebone took place at asetesc old? 07,51.55. p e 70 si i 10/. 1 - plate at the end of one month, and at the end of two shot, and one of the tqueres ot glass in the front kitchen 5 rte m o ° n u ir t yt h 1 1 0 0 ' 0 51. ' - Reading truly the person with whom he had to deal, our Eagle end proceeded to Sheerness, for the purpose of in- Blagrove 's Concert-rooms, Mortitner-street, Cavendi h ' Ashbyal-la-A 113 1 41. s - months he put it into his window. He ultimately gave was broken by that shot He rushed up stairs, and upon liarm•ley.... 1601 12/. 180 Macclesfield. 100 - - reporter addres;ed A note to the Chairman, explaining that specting the Dockyard battalion at that place. equare, for the purpose of hearing the political senti it was out of his • - the articles t o Mr. Pilbeam, the superintendent of lookine out of the window saw the prisoner, another Basingstoke.. 1001 - --- Neath •••• • • 100 , 211. 340 . poaem to comply with their request, as by This mornine (Monday, the 7th instant) a detach- rnents of David Salotnons, Esq., as a candidate for the IsrknaStAhrg 150: 5/. 85 Nottingham,. 150 12/. - that time 7'hs Sun Southampton. young man, and a young woman, in a court close to the , containing a portion of this report, would ment of Chersea out-pensioners from Tilbury Fort representation of the borough. 2ronttOrd.... 100 i 141. - l'eak Forest. 7b 31. 40 , be ieeued to the public. In his cross-examination by Mr. Clarkson for Even- house. The prisoner, at that time, had a pistol in his p eek , lOO 41. - iteselit'e -- 35 it. 4s. isa, rrived at St Mar 's Barracks Brom ton • it consisted y , p , John Stewart, EN., was at eight o'clock called to the Derby "e-OCeourse the note was satisfactory to the Committee, and a ' don, and Mr. Humphreys for Smith, the witness said the hand, and appeared to him to be reloading it, while his of 1 sergeant major, 3 sergeants, and 76 rank and filo. chair. seanneachs 133 . 4 . 1. 51 Shropshit!,•• 125 81. - the sp• - ,ed of The Sun somewhat took their Lordehips by sur• articles were brought to him after four o'clock, and be- male companion was supplying him with the paper or - e.omreet coat ISO 7 . a. 1 10 130 prise. These veterans are to remain in quarters at this depot, Mr. DAVID Satoatotes came forward to address the h• h h •11'tkt h lf n fi 'I de wadding. At this time his step-daughter came up stairs, ` :;ewa " ••• to° 321. ' •• -I - fore tea, wlc e genets y oo a a -pee ve ocen . Forth & elyd 100 4/. - Do.Lk Fdst 12 6 .p. c. The CHAIRMAN intimated, that after this explanation, cf for tke purpose of being inetrunted in field operations meeting, and was received with great applause. The He had never seen the prisoner before. and, standing close to the window,was about to put he• head orande milieu) leo 6/. 79 Stffrd&Wore 140 2 - St 275 , course the proceedings of the day could not be witheld from under Colonel Sir Frederick Smith, MIL, of the Royal honourable candidate avowed himself the staunch sup- ma • d t d d h eee superinten en pro uce- t-e warrant signed by out to look att-e• the parties, and the instant the prisoner n too it. los. - Shrewsbury.. 125 is,. . - I rand b:nio _ _ 2 Li. , _ Stourbridgi,.. 14.5 200 305 the public, but it must be understood Wet. tine must not be Engineers. Their instructions are to extend for one porter of civil and religious liberty. He was the friend repeated. Mr. Bernard a magistrate for the county, against John saw her, he presented the pistol towerds her. His female h i L t attntt. !1, 0 ..._% • _ Atrtird(4l Av 79 I/. 10s. - month • they will then embark as volunteers to New of education for the people, but whilst he thought th ' • • '• h 1 • 1 . 'rhe Committee then adjourne.l, we believe, until to- Zealand. at Evendon and William Sant for fe ontously stea mg the companion, however, caught hold of his arm, and pre- Jeanne l5O 121. --,„ V' f 3 7ls .. 'l l ll l . 1 26 ll ' 88 ' - . morrow. We were unable, however, to ascertain the result education should be supported by the State, he should late. The warrant was handed to him by Mr. Bernard vented him from firing. Witness then went in pursuit of lliiiiiiersneld .57 - 5 'null 5, 31 - Of their deliberation. hare vote I, had he been in Parliament, against the red- kVitness onl k th ' b h cl . th a p diceman to give the prisoner into cus e y new e prisoners y appre en ing em e tod e and sub Remit &Am 39 7s. 6d. 5,, .... I 50 30/. - , Lancaster .•. 47 10 10s. . We may remark that there was a marked contrast be- ',LLOYD'S SHIPPING. nutes of Council, on the ,ground that the Government on Monda last, which he did from information received eequently gave intortnation of the circumstance at Die Leeds& Livrp 100 341. 505 s •za r ms cstr & d *Med 19 - - tween the language of the Noble Chairman and that of the LONDON, JUNE S.--I.l7ind W.S.W., light breeze and hazy. had no right to teach religion and that thev should have f 3' b 1 - d h • f • tt . h - L .cks. fields In reply to the magistrate's Leicester ..•. 140 10/. 7 78 2/. 42 Birrning.l clerk. Dnea„ Joete 7 e...m.-Wind N.'el.W. to N.N.E., fresli ; extended the benefits t all.- 'Ch - rom Mr. Atten oroug m, an no ot er in (=nation, as s a ton- ousm , m . . . cstr &Nth 83 4/. 26 eers.) Ile considered estions Mr Bailey said that he wus not acqnainted t e L ei lisro e 1421 70/. 530 VArllts gr.. lir ks 1 67 t i, _ P.m. S.W. to S.S.W., light.-Arrd. Stratford, Mauritius. Std. that freedom of trade ° and co -( rewarded their identity. q u ' * • , h are re "g '"" g ---- -------- Room I). Britannia, Rio Janeiro; Gratitude, Trinidad. mmerce was the only thin h M B d • tl with the prisoner, but knew his parents, w o _ ICNEII77ItAIirCE COMPANIES. g Mr. Attenborou h hi g sat , e saw r. ernes sign le that could maintain England as a eat and enli ht ed sons in his nei hbourhood. He was not WINDSOR, STAIN'ES, AND :SOUTH-WES- POILTSMOUTII, JUNE 7.-Wind variable.-Arrd. 11.M.S nation, and that a poor-1 gr gen warrant, and he gave the information upon which the spectable p . er g . . , h had Dividend Amount TER.:I7 (num -TrAINES TO ASCOT AND Frolic, San Blas. d . aw for Ireland was the only warr means of permanently alleviating the distress of that ant was granted. He swore positively that the two aware, . until after the counnis-ien ot the outraoe e xisted between his Name of Company. per of , Paid. Uric . COwES, JUNE g .-Wind W.S.W.-Arrd. Achilles, Per- b d h persons referred to in the warrant were the prisoners a before descri e, t a . t any intimacy t ' 1 WOILINGHAM, WITH BTLANCHES). country. Ife - - was opposed to the principle of central- h step-daughter and the prisoner, but since then he h. •id Annum. Share WINDSOR, STAINES, AND SOUTH-VIES- hia chard, Ba . , . N ization, and in favour of the principle of local self-gevern- t e bar. He made a deposition before Mr. Bernard. ascertained that they had been carrying on a correspon - •-•- x - 7 - I ti ______ LIVEF.POOL, JUNE / .-Wind .. .W., fresh.-Arrd. Agnes, Mr. Clarkson and Mr Humphreys objected to the ap TERN (RICHMOND TO V/INDSOR.) ment.-(Cheers.) A' rumour had gone abroad that he - - d deuce in secresy, and also of meeting frequently. He Albion ••••••••• • •• •• 3/ 10. 500 8 0 . 01 50 8 0 . 4. - ' Gillies, Porto Rico; Caledonia Brander, Boyd, New Orlhans; I t: f h ' * p Ica ihn ot e superintendent to be allowe to conve) . 0 ,4 (air Salomons), if le were elected, was unable to take I . >eh h . • h f tu .e ' ' • ' ' . ' witnese) was sure iis stt p- aug ter was in t e rent , iiiiict, .rit. and }or. b per cent. 100 0 0 1 11 0 0 - The Committee on this group met to-day, at eleven o'clock, Dumbarton, Pendleton, ditto ; Liberty, Norton, New). ork. , • . the prisoners to the place in which the robbery had ( hi Room D. Sid. John S. de Wolf, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Superb, . nis seat in the House of Commons. He begged to assure been committed d •f h • kitchen when the shot was firm dby the pri•oner, and a ; an contended, that i t e prisoners Ditto ;Marine... -• • 6/. per cent, 100 0 0 ! 5 0 0 - Evidence in favour of these lines were continued. Newfoundland. Off port, Flora. the constituency of Marylebone that this was a mistake. were chargeable with any offence, it was with that of person from the court outside could see hwr there. .oas ......... • • ..• .• lee fitl. pr se. 50 0 0 ' 5 0 0 14 et-and, Commercial - 7s. per share 50 0 0 50 0 6% Colonel Reid, M.P., anti Mr. Bedborough, the Mayor of WATERFORD, J - IT d \-- E Sld Margaret, They said he could not take the oaths. Why, he had uNt tL- ID .... .- • receiving, est) that the case might be properly disposed of The witness was cross-exemined by Mr. Garnes, who "lericl,Med.ee Gender e/ t 100 e . . per cen . , 0 0 210 0 20 Windsor, detailed the disadvantages under which the district Trinidad. already taken precisely the same oaths as high-sheriff in London. appeared on behalf of the prisoner, but nothing material 31. 'lOO 00,to 0 0 etbours at present frona the want of effivient railway com- ,cf Middlesex, high-sheriff of Kent, and sa a justice of The LORD MA.YOR said, it was stated in the warran was el cited from him. I2s. 50 001 5 0 0 - OFF DUNMORE JUNE 8.-Wind E.-Kilsick Wood emnication, and the great advantages which would accrue - tim. 50 0 0 5 0 0 sla ' f h CI Brown, Porto Rico, or t e yde. the peace.-(Cheers.) Blackstone had laid it down that that the prisoners were charged with feloniously stealing The next witness called was Miss Louisa Role, who, . ern the proposed line. Eng. &.. Scot. Law .. .. 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - ARRIVED IN THE CHANNEL.-Joseph Hume, America, for every British-born subject, not disabled by special sta- ie the parish of St. Mary extra, Southampton ; and he upon being sworn, deptaed that she had known the pri- europeaw Lite ...• •• 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. - Mr. Lock; the engineer to the line, wes next examie I • e( ' London. aud detailed the nature of the line, &C. tute, was eligible to a seat in Parliament. Now, last should, therefore, send the prisoners to that place, the soner for eight years, end during the whole of that time •':eenaisorns' ..• .... - 51. per cent. 20 0 0 3 0 0 The case for the South-Western was th b , ht t . en roag oa , Fatatount, JUNE 7.-Wind E.-Off port, Alexander year a Bill was passed called the Religious Opinions offence with which they were charged in the warrant they hail been very much attached. ~ebe - 128 lo 1 Harvey, Rosser, Valparaiso. ouardian •••••••• -.. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0,36 10 0 47% , c se, and the Committee adjourned until to- morrow. Bill, and that Bill repealed all the obsolete statutea overriding that tO which the learned counsel and soli- Mr. EuroTT-Whati. attached for eight years? imperial Fire ........ I;/. and bonus 500 00150 0 0 220 Way BRISTOL, JUNE 7. Wind ImV.N.W. Arrd. Rosa, Le Pe- HOUSE OF COMMONS. taurel, Mauritius ; Edina, Yule, St. John's, N. B. which would have disqualified him -(Hear, hear.) Mr. citor alluded. What age may you now be? Miss Refe-I am eighteen, ‘mperial Life •••• • • • • 12s. 100 00110 0 0 14% Indemnity Marine.- 11. sli.& Os. 100 0 0 1 513 1 - ' ANOTHER VESSEL PLUNDERED ON THE IRISH ' Saltemons further contended that he only stood in the The prisoners were accordingly sent to Southampton Sir. GROUP 111. Law Life.. ......... 10 53. 100 00110 0 0 - COAST. same position as any other dissenter, and as he was, ss in the custody of the superintendent. Mr. EemoTT-Very well; go on with your statement. .egal and General Life - 50 001 2 0 0 - ] . LONDON-BB.IDGE STATION' ENLARGE- Belmullet, sth June. he believed, qualified in every way to represent that Several robberies have been complained of within the Miss Role-Tell, sir, I said we were very much at- .Jll,lOll Fire 10s. 25 0012 10 0 14N IYMBit T. I have -to acquaint you that I have been this da. in- borough he earnestly appealed to the electors for their last few days, as having been committed on board steam- tached, and I was advised by many persons who could • ..malou.Ship •.•••• •• 104. 25 0 0 12 10 0 1 tai • . The Committee were occupied during the whole of the dae formed that the Wellington, bound for Westport, - from ' support. marine.. ........... et. per cent. too o 0 15 0 0 94 ' in passing clauses of the Bill. America, was plundered of a large quantity of her cargo vessels. Amongst them was ono attended with a very be no friends of mine to get married to him, but I de- Med. Invlid & Gen. Lite 1%1. per ct. NO 0 0 20 0 2% In answ • M S er to questtons, r. etomons expressed him (lndian corn meal) off the entrance of Black Sod Bay on the gross outrage on board the Waverley steam-boat. clined doing so, and about a month ago I niade up ney t ational 1,41111 Fund• 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - , GROUP VI. 2d inst. self a supporter of household suffrage, an o?ppnent of Mr. Newington, solicitor, of Lincoln's Inn, accom- mind and teld him to discontinue his acquaintance; und, ten onal Life.. - The Fearlese steamer and the Emerald cutter were I church-rates, and also of the continuance of the este- alladitun Lila- . • GREAT 'WESTERN (EXTENSION TO unde dbo h d • ' blish dPtt t Ch hfl 1 d. rstan , t un er weigh not far from the plundered e ro es an urc o re an panied by two gentlemen, waited upon the Lord Mayor without any quarrel, I told him so_ 'Menix .... ..... , 4l. p. ct. & bs. - EXETER). for the purpose of communicating to his Lordship the The further evioence of the witness went merely to e-otector Lee .. _ vessel at the time, but could not distinguish her in cense- On the motion of B. B. Wieweens, Esq., seconded by s b t u. 55. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Mr. Brunel was under examination the whole of the day. quence of a thick haze which then irevailed and also from Mr. Hum' BIERS, a resolution, approving of Mr. Salo. oborate that of her steptather. u s ance of a statement made by Mr. Risittg, a gentle- corr . . .. , 'rocident Lite • • • • • • • • 4s. 500 0100 ty, man vsho h d aseaulted in a row on In her cross-examinaaon by Mr. Games the witn ... tee't hile•• •• •• •• •• •• her being close under the high land o Achill Island. mons as a fit and proper candidate to represent the bo- ad been plundered an . t toyal Exchange .• •.• • si. per cent Stock. - 140 I _ GROUP VIII. board that steamer, in which a gang of thieves had sate s i w 1 e ould swear the - • • L. s prieoner held a pistol in his ede Fire „ „,...... . 61. 10s. _ RELATING TO THE MEDUSA AND THE MANLEY. rough in Parliament, was adopted almost unanimo 1 - The Committee on this group re-assembled this morning, Adi hh b •dtLI-d'fr thF • 'd ldh • dhkh' spate as een receive a oy s om e oreign- anal st ou c eermg, an tan s aving been passed us y, planted themselves. -Mr. Rising was not present in the hand when she looked out to see if she could observe the tete) ei te - I .a• cnt 100 0 - 615 - 1 _ at the usual hour, in Room 8; alr. Young in the chair. to ' justice-room, but there were gentlemen in attendance to parties. and he presented it at her, but a young woman Uffiv""al Lite •• • - ••:__ -( 1_ 341 _ 1 i office, inclosing a copy of a dispatch from her Majesty's Consul the Chairman, the meeting separated. SUTTON HARBoun IMPROVEMENT- lat Manilla, dated 10th March, 1847, reporting the loss of the ___ _ .._ ___ --____ . . . ' confirm his written statement. close to him held his arm. , _:7 - sT - 01.7 StIOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. ) _ . ___,_ (PowER. TO THE LONDON AND SOUTH- I British merchant ships Medusa, from Liverpool to China, in INQUEST ON AN Ex-BOW-STRKET OPTICER.--An The Lome MAYOR said, the great probability Was that Inspector Valentine, of the P division, deposed that Dividemt Amount WicSTZRN COMPANY TO SUBSCRIBE the Bay of Lampong, on th e pa c ific coast of Manilla ; and inquest was held by Mr. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, the row was r egu l ar l y go t up with the a ti eet °f Plunder - °n apprehending the prisoner that day he informed him N ame iii CompallY• An P n e u r m. Sti t t,. Paid. I Frit., . THERETO). the total loss also of the Manley, from Lombock to Macao, at the George, Kingston Hill, on Saturday evening, upon ing the respectabl e people on board, to accomplish of the charge against him, when he strongly denied Mr r • havin such a thine as a istol in h• ________ _-__-__-...... tJ ' `c."Yr. opened th e case o n b e h a lf o f the promoters, and on a reef ofr Point Montufar, in lat. 13 7, and long. 24 7, the body of Francis Howell, formerly- a well known Bow- which cr ow d e d steamer , a ff o rded unquestionable laci- g .le P is possession, though • .e s. d. .4 ii. d pointed out the great d 61. per cent. - 100 0 0 166 r• the deepening and i a vantag . es which would result from about four miles from the s h ore , Th e m e t er stat e s that the street officer who has been residing at Kingston upon lities ; and his L d le . retted that he could not he at the same time acknowledged throvvitig two en or s tp reg Bank of Scotland hree stones at Mr. Baile 's d mule ot Scotland 61. per cent. - 100 0 150 •_, Royalll necessity which eximproving of this harbour, and the great 1 ree is no h f • t laid down on the charts nor stated in elorsb h' ' ' ' " urg 3 a pension granted him for his servicee for a great many , 'ROY any d t hat might be administered t y oor. He (Air. Valetaine) reme y excep w sh Linen Company 81. par cent. - 100 0 0 200 Ariodation to the h ear ' e f - I • tr zted for the improvements to give accorne I Directory, t oug n a common passe, had examined the house aa s 1 e eor Nesse 3 passing years, who cut his throat on the 24th of May, under the foe. by publi c exposure. He thoug ht the statement would at • en- mune tee brick work in e ß o r i'i t t i mercial liana - 100 0 0 160 L . Mr. Cumtnin .e of that place. through the Straits of Bernardine. lowing circumstances ; --et a pp e a re d th a t th e deceased lived any rate operate as a check ; and certainly if the trans- ittred about a foot above the kitchen wiudow, in the National Bank 6/. per cent. - 10 0 0 13% g , idoYd's • ,/. r cent. - , Peter Warren, surveyor t surveyor at Plymouth, and Mr. ---- witla his son, Aaron Howell, an d one o f h is grandchildren, action cow 1 ' d nder circumstances same way as if a charge of shot h a d be en fir e d there union tome ot sconand 71 2 p 30 0 0 90,1 o the So p awed of had occurre u d .. 61. per cent. - 50 0 0 b - . pati,y. were then examined, uth Devon Shipping Com- We have numerous accounts of the spread of the in a cottage at Coombe Warren, near Kingston, and on the which would have 1 d 1 under his jurisdiction he and the window, in his opinion, had been breken by western, a llan tl k an . d . Va . nk 6/. per cent. - 5 0 2 , ait,Y for the improvement of tal. deposed to the great nece.se potato disease. Parties at Limerick write-. We look upon day in question he sent his grand-daughter to the George would most 1 p ace i f d for the protection of the shot striking it after rebounding front the wall. • e t ath ot ,co • 7 , t 0 ess J. e aesdaie Bane ••• • .. b . per cen . - 10 0 0 is B g adly have inter ere The Committee adjourned ti(l'lhtarbour. I the potato crop as lost." From Waterford it is observed- for a bottle of ginger beer, and he took the opportunity the corn la' h t . he He had examined the ground close to the c ' - k 5/ ier cent. - to o 0 I It . io p mants. He did not know, at t e same tme, wall, and found eastern Ban •••• • • • • • t s welve o' 1 _______________c ock to-morrow. t, The accounts of potato rot continue, but they are not so afforded by her absence to inflict a severe wound upon his Caledonian Bank • .... 7 i/. pr cent. I - 210 0 it ~) must - -vessel could have three grains of shot, which he then produced. say, that the captain of the steam • - L GItOUP xvii 1 t k It should be borne in mind that at throat and he also cut the joint of his left arm and upon numerous as as wee . , , • • Mr edint• notate-ow Bunk 6/. ter eert.l _ 50 0 6/. Iss ' • interfered at all • Garnas here examined the gruins ot shot pro- et • • ' 1 t per cen . - • The Comtnittee on this group re-as. Isle hi s this time last year there was scarcely- any evidence of the the return of the grand-daughter with the ginger beer she t .. __ . . Jay ot (•lasgow Bank ..) . 10 0 0 13 'di duced and uft • • natio. 1 51. per cent. 20 0 o at the usual huur, in Room 11 ; Si r J. Bull d er t E ra°mitig disease." At Gloacester, whence we gave an unfavourable found him covered with blood. Dr. Cox, a surgeon, residing mr. Newington said, the dreadful nuisance he had .. „ er doing so, declared it to be his firm scoutsh union i 10 0 Int. 64 E' chair. est in the report a few days back, its ravages are said to be extending. in the vicinity, speedily attended, and upon examination he described was daily occurring ; and the owners of the convictien that they had never been fired out of a pistol Hercules Insurance Co. l 71. per cent. 100 0 0 to 0 , !war. Co. ot Sestlitd.. 5/. per cent 10 0 0 All p a i d 9 , i 2 a', - elled to have some at all, and diet at all • ev. nts they had not etruele the _ • From Dublin, however, one party, apparently in total dis- found that the wound was th ree i nc h es t ong , b u t no t very vessels ought certainly to be comp N Irtli Brit , sh Insur.• . ; 5% /.pr cent. 200 0 0 10 0 ;. . 4, MIDLAND (LZICESTMIL via u ramoxu. To might act as police brick wall, for if they had they would be nearly, if tett ea t amiontan Fire Insur. 110/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 ( 0 ' T A ', „• regard of the statements just made at the A fricultural Int- deep, and the windpipe Wall slightly notched. Be put some Of the crew sworn • - h at th e in, so t Y 111.10CITIT:, ..:IND TO NO-2.TIZADIPTOzr J u vx , . - . d 'd t t 6 b•ht 1 e questions to the deceased, bt h answer, and he was officers. pro\ ement eociety, seems etermine opu a rig er ac u e gave no wholly, flattened, whereas they were in their perfectly eientiereh Life Insur. 160 per cant, 100 0 0 12 to 0 'i; , i+ k., HUNTINGDON)* upon the matter ;-" The reports circulated," he says, "of in general very morose and sullen, and, owing to some inju- BO W. STREET: rounded condition. e 1 • i eei n & tilasg. Railway /. Os. ier s. Pio )1110 :shares •• •• 7s. 6d. p. 5. IS 10 0 i 0 0 50 0 o oil., ~ DECISION. 1 ou r potato crop being destro - ved in many parts of the coun- ries he had received on his head in the performance of his The 11 d h man whose name is said to be Hi ,an w o was Mr. ELLIOTT examined the shot himself, and ulti 1 ' - tem,. Leith, St Grantn - Al. p ai d, 16 t 4 Inl 20 0 0 so fi 0 •. - try, from ev • ' ery inquiry I have made, are without founda- duty, he was at times very violent, and he never eonsidered mately remanded the prisoner. PI The Committee, having red( • 1 the report of the Railway tion." I remanded to thi d s ay from the 28th of Mae, upon the „ at , e .& eee-rshir nail. 71. per cent, 56 0 b all paid c 1 i. - l't preamble. n the London corn market this morning the present him to be perfectly sane, although there was nothing in his CLERKENWELL a a , g w&Greenck nail. 2/. per cent. 25 0 0 a i l i, ai i • '' , : Connuiseioners ou this Bill, pessed the dry condition of the • ' • • d •t Th charge of being concerned, with Ann Cleveland, in the r . ti ilsewstOarukirk Rail. St. per cent. i 5 0 0 .511 - eti ( * . ' l,B a , I with the clauses faveu r weather woe stated to have operated un- conduct tojustffy los being placed un errestram . e me ht li m. M‘Williant aed 18 ete I t - The remnainder of the day was occupied d , , t , T. ably upon the grow' murder of a male infant, her offspring, was again broug , as c 'raged by Messrs. .nnidec.t Arbrolli Hall. 6/. per cent. 25 0 o an L i , (A .L • .3 . ' 4 - ed of the bueintss bemore 1 - metes, City article. f t b d d' 1 tl fth ttd th t the deceased was labour ing crops ooa 8, eans, an peas. Ica gen eman ur er sa e a Wheeler and Itushb ' rmi g k . .$7 when the Coln:Ili/tee, having dispos • F ing under general debility, and could not have lived much before Mr. Jardine this morning, and Mrs. Cleveland o , glass cutters, of Nos 79 and . itAndara Lit, Assarnce.l N. per cent . 15 , 0 ti 1 ~ in 0 i , Ei 80, Leath l I ---- hem, dissolved. , ..DINIIURGiI AND IIAW R he injury inflicted by the herself was placed at the bar with him for the first time. er . - ane, lolborn, with having burglarious!) , W.ATEXS.-W 01Zii - 7: - . VI ________ - . on the rallevay in the v• • • ICK AILWAY.-The works longer ; and he said that although t h _ ~." _ • ~,„ o GROUP XXX. fast progressing. T he sltem.ity of this town (Galashiels) are ation-house is b • deceased upon himself might have astened that event, lie :She appeared to be excee • weak, and wa dingly _ i s therefore entered their premises, and stolen therefrom e. consider- _ d ________________ ' 10% idend A le of the examination. ab P quantity of silver plate. 10 001 at Name of Company. per ot it ne committee on this group reassembled this morning, som e parts of it being ready for eh eingiput up rapidly, death. The Co- allowed to sit dow did not consider it was the actual cause of _ , , n during the who hief clerk, It appeared that yesterday morning, at half past l'ald PM:. Co AMIUITI. -.lm re . at the ueual hour, in room 13 ; Mr. Curry in the chair. • rr handsome, and promines to he e reef ' s e ~ roner havin asked the witness for a further explanatio . n On bent asked Burnab , the c he building is g. • g by Mr. Y . . th ' k 1 ree o cloc , the prisoner was observed by Jeffries, 83 - - a great ornament to the upon this point he said that, from the state of disease In whether he still ' • ' refusal to give his name, persisted in his . • - --______ GREAT NORTHErtIY (DEVIATION gm. locality. We obserye that a new railway St a ti on I b een which h ' ---- st - tee t e deceased was, he could n t 0 have lived lon ; but t- . g G, to dro fro f the rosecu- . el s. cl. opened in the vicinity. The foundat tne male prisoner replied that he did. p m a wall at the back part o P . t 1 ondon TWICEN GRANTHAM A.ND YORK). ion -stone f h as ' th 1 fbl od • h ot e mem e oss o o caused his death to appen sooner by a few hie '" ' •••••-- el. 100 0 0 - ( Mr VENABLES opened the case on behalf of Lord Galway, pier of the bridge across the Tweed ab t The eve:fence • tie several former examina. tors' premises, and run away. Jeffries spra e ne - Grand JUlletiOn ...... 197 given on . , 1 t h 3/ 10s. 41 11 4 - - ( lid on Wednesda , ou twmt, miles below days than it otherwise would. The Coroner having addressed finite and rattle and d • - did also Walker, 33 1iCi1t................ . tmo who was opposed to the construction of the line, and dwelt at the town, was a . y afternoon, m presence oe the jury, they returned a verdict that " The deceased died a ' was repeated at somewhat greater eng , pursue the prisoner, ae 3/, 100 0(1 - - fl. - hat great length on the injury which the line would entail on the comp d M Dodd any's engineer, an a s the cont r to taken down in the form of depositions. G, who stopped him. Prisoner, on his way to the sta.- t aux 1..... ...... 100 0 0 - ( natal d h h• h h • ft' te nof a ac le ur eat ,w lc was accelerated by teinlc to ceal the matter. West Middlesex . . - ken to have it 1 f Mr. Brooking, in eroas-examination by Mr. Wolff, tion-house, said it was no good to con • 5/. 10s.prent. 63 12 a - the residence anti property of the Noble Lord. Great pains were ta . proper y eunded upon th e severe wound upon h . k b 11 . lf hie in a state of i3' Fat v r appearance of them gettin is nee , y =se ,w i said that the death of the child might, us far as he cculd and adtnitted the robbery, at the same time producing ~ t.:ORK s! " - '' L. " --- " .--L.- -"'"" .. -"'""--""""'""''. - . Witnesses were then examined to show the residential solid rock. There is e e t . .. . . g s on temporary insanity." , JUNE 5 -W• the bridge, owing to he weather being so lane. have been occa- a portion ef the plate. On being searched, numerous Ind N.N.E.-Arrd. Unicorn, Jardine, I a.e. udge from the appearance of the body, New Yerk, and .' tailed for injury, among whom was the Earl of Lincoln. rapidly with ts of the line are all in a forward wa h • The Berwick slaters and plasterers have struck for j sioned by the pressure of the bedclothes, &e., if placed articles of plate were found en his person, together .., . _ ._. • London. Std. 3d, Jessie, Quebec ; i The Coramittee theu adjourned till twelve o'clock to• The works on othertpar gee; t eir average weekly earnings, taking the year a Walter, St. Thonlates • Andrew li• mg, New York; sth, Sa- t .. e . l morrow. otate.-Bordtr Watch. , , through, being only Us. fiel. a week. ow the fse.e. Anything gut would eo cover the mouth with a life-preserver, a l a rge _knife, and a screw•driTer. gumay n„ b oi ..... OC. nort. Robart a 7......,... ikr.... v--t.• Rai . CORK, JUNE s. —Wind N N.E. Ne w Yuck, and sailed for London, Walter, St. Thomas's; Andrew gunglYi Qusboc. Of port. 110 —Arrd. Unicorn, Jardine, Ski. 3d, Jessie, Quebec; Lpg, New York; sth, S. NOWtO23 NOW York.: MARKET NE WS.-(YESTERDA Y. ) HAT lITARICETS. Surrittrmt).— Meadow Hay, 215 s to 3 1 1 5 s ; Clover ditto. 315 s to 41 15s ; and Straw, 11 Gs to 11 103 per load. Supp/f tolerably good, and trade dull. CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 21 8s to 3 / 17s; Clovedr. ditto, 31 5 s to 4/ 14s ; and Straw, Trade dull at the above quotations. 11 81 to 11 13s per 10a WHITICHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 51 to 31 15s ; Clove! ditto, 31 5s to 4/18s ; and Straw, 1/ Gs to 1 / 12a pe r load. A full average supply, and a heavy demand. COLONZIMD. &xi...R.—A fair business has been transacted in British Plantation, about 840 hhds having been disposed of, fig inchirlin( some Barbadues by auction, which chiefly sold from 429 to 48s 6d for mid to fine yellow, being again rather low er for the Barbadoes, but the transactions privately are at stesdi prices. The public sales have offered 7,9 89 bags Bengal' which only partly sold at Is decline on the previous rates, Benares fine and very fine white, 48s to 51s, and low 4 49 f per cwt. The quantity of British Plantation landed last week at the East and West India Docks was 561 hhde tierces 3 barrels. There were taken for home consumption 1.324 hbds 114 tierces 322 barrels. The stock in the sar° e places is 12,389 hhds 1,257 tierces 3,224 barrels. 311 COFFEE.-596 bags Plantation Ceylon went 2 3 t° „ n lower, and Coloury 53s to 56s 6d ; for tine ord Pale , 4796 u "" 49s ; and Pea Berry 55 to 563 per cwt. and Rum.—The quantity landed last week at the East West India Docks was 553 runs 235 hhds. Ther ° were taken fur home consumption, 105 puns 41 hhds , and e ported 83 puns 11 hhds. The stock in the same places 13 9,929 puns 1,940 hhds. RICE.-4,680 bags 1,450 pockets Bengal were chiefly posed of on er easier . SALTPETRE rath —550 bags terms Bengal brought steady prices, 23,i per cent. refraction 29s per cwt. ld a t A re' Splcss.-1,050 bags Malabar Pepper only so duction of lid per lb. e _ A nd TALLOW. —P.Y.C. is 50s 3d to 50s 6d on the sP Town sls. TEA.—The market is quiet, but the deliveries for C 0" sumption are rather large. Corros.—There is a moderate demand. (From the London New Price Currext of J une value SUGAR.—To-day a further decline took pla ce in th,ec , for of all kinds of raw sugar, although the quantity re" sale was no so e ea last week. tion of 6d to lar Is having it been was submitted toArefrurltPel red VhetTh i u; al ds c Auscovado, occasiond fair purchases to be made in all kin both for the scale and pan. REFINED.—To-day refined goods met with little attend,: from the home trade, although th e re were selle rs of br°los grocery lumps at 61s 64 to 625. A further increaie. taken place in the supply. Bonded Crushed Sugar brisker dement'. le And AURITIUS.—This afternoon there was no ptthlic aa;l be re privately little business was done in any kind. , were sellers rather under former rates. EAST INDIA.—TiIiS afternoon the quantity of n s• h e ri r l . Sugar offered at public auction amounted to 5, 5 °.,, v 0 a ;1 11 ; the demand was extremely limited, and a small p ar r uin sold, although holders submitted to a reduction eo ' rates of 6d to Is per cwt. tferi" Foams( —To-day Foreign Sugar met with a fo ds, tion by private treaty from exporters or the born e "e O OO and purchases could be made upon rather lewer terms. ' was offered at public sale. 1 , desire, COFFEE.—This afternoon there was not twice evinced to operate in Mocha coffee, and 121 bales 2 Sl oy or bales at public sale were only in art sold at ratbe e r s loe rat-s. For West I falia the market i p s quiet. Na tive Bather-e is not much in request, and 1,806 bags lower rates. Of Plantation 10 casks 837 bags w ere ° ,l mid' the superior sorts fetched stiff races, but the low an dung kinds only in part sold at rather lower prieea• /v ale. Cocoa.—To.day there was a little demand for were sold at ered; and 471 hags Grenada at auction were only lower rates. TEA —There te • ere are ready sellers of Congou Upon fla re reduced terms, as the trade in both town and collar)" er f t he with caution, and tbe supply bein. lar ie. e'F e i , f ie b l iTsiti r T ic e e l in p%aVrets 'sold middling and superior sort! ) . For g other b kinds the market has a dull appearance, and the tet alencY he r o de. is downwards, as the supply exceeds the wants of t All kinds of green have been operated in with cautions the although there are sellers upon rather lower ternla...alen d, of supply is large; at auction 2,887 pkgs have been elic which only 400 were atually old. wes t Rica. —To-day East c s India Rice was in extensive r ns id, by private treaty, and further advanced rates were 1 ;601 g making the rise since Friday last is per cwt. At i n at 1,37 a bags were offered, when the sound was take°, but 21s 64 for good middling white, being above the va' u d t bird the sea damaged sold, first class at 20s, second 19s, and 16s 6d per cwt. rePP er SPICES.—To-day at public sale 643 bags galab3r 3 ,t to were taken in at the former value, via, heavy bro Erica,, wn. , 34d, but the damaged sold a t 24d. to 24d; 115 lisle r ' o ber Ginger at 38e to 38s 64 for good sound, which la cheaper. Islap SPlßlTS.—Although there are sellers of Leeward boo upon further reduced terms, still the purchases made haveDoie limited at 3s to 3s Id per gallon proof strength. Ea!!i t c er• is dull of sale, and can be btained at 2s 1 0 d proof w",, o pe• tificate, being under previous rates. Jamaica has beetradet rated in with caution by exporters or the hone tovrar although all descriptions can be obtained upon rather. rates. In Demerara the purchases made have been et,,a to moment, and there is a desire to sell strong sorts at 4 4 *,,, 0 11 4s 7d per gall n. With all kinds of Rum the marks 1 , 6 t o supplied, and as there are large arrivals near a han,u' e , prevailing opinion is that a further fall will take P,l a tin ce prices ere long. Although Brandy can be purchasea drbo further re luced terms, yet the home and export demi°, A re been limited, whilst there is a large stock, and parceisori. near at hand. Geleva is wanted for exportation. f... 0r ,,1i51i tish Corn Spirits the demand is good at 11s 64 for Pli 6 nett cash ; urrirrne.— Scotc Rou h and h I has not metrish lls 5d t with soo lls 6d muc h saes l . tiorl Sa hae from exporters or the home trade, whilst mercha nts been more desirous to realise. The limited busine ss trap acted by private treaty has been at rather lower prices. CocuusEAL.—There has been only a limited haall,4e transacted in either black or silvers, but holders evince 111- firmness.. LAC DYE.—The quantity offered at public sale to-dal ° to large, and amounted to 500 chests ; the whole sold, owiag rather lower rates being taken. TURPENTINE.—Prices have again given way for Spi n and only small purchases were made. Of American ther e s ;d further arrivals. The stock of Rough is on the increas es reduced rates have been taken. For Tar the market dull appearance. • be t ' On.s.—For Southern Oil rather lower rates halln,g„,ogi submitted to for all descriptions has occasioned the u e r so ld. to be good, and the parcels offered at public sale werelsh_. and amounted to 230 tuns. Cod is little wanted. s "` e fsro been operated in with caution, and prices continue o.the and way. There is still a good supply of Sperm Oil, trade operating with caution, prices continue on the ug - tec i; 0160 tuna offered at public sale a part only sold. Th e 9 „ t ioa of Fish Oils has been further increased. but the c onsuo l t; is is good for the period of the year. Cocoa Nut has s plf excellent demand, and in consequence of the small jots buyers have been compelled to pay stiff rates by rood treaty, and at auction 50 hlids of fine white Cochin ' e u tiots 55s 3d to 56s 3d. Olive has been operated in with C lL,ter by exporters and the home trade. Palm has been in uc a i er s demand, and in consequence of the limited supP l Yt b o o! have been compelled to pay st iffer rates, whilst privat el y se parcels have been disposed .)f. Rapeseed Oil met little atte,n`oil, There has been less activity in the market for L insee d and prices have assumed a downward tendency; on the4l the home trade operated with caution. Lard Oil Its slu at 44s to 49s per cwt. TALLow.—On the spot Russian has been in exc ellent e; quest, and prices continue on the advance. Home nuld,e,,la with ready purchasers at the improved rates of 4 9 s to *rdr nett cash. Other kinds of Tallow have been in increase,' !nand, and brought further advanced rates. _ - - i H n o q r u s c e . s s e t h w oo a i s . h held before lA s r t . I W u i G ll i n . L E B R e Baker, a o t n t d h a e y ß t a a n c lane, Kau tiff, on the body of Ann Ford, aged effectsdforty-snixf receivedSuoda3, froma man morninglast n from a n named Henry Jones k" seY rison, with whom she cohabited, on th e nig h t of Satur i7ij ho :rite died the the 15th of last month. The man is in custody, Ind Ao remanded by ;dr. Ballantine, at the Thames Police-courrl. Wednesday last, on a charge of assaalting and wounding . , deceased. Inspector Bils ,, n deposed that, i n pursuan ce oil% structions from Mr. Ballantine, he took the prisoner H e to the bedside of the dying woman, and in his presence who made a statem en t, w hi ch he took down in writing. inspector then put in the declaration. It stated in effec t t Harrison came home .trunk on the night of the 15th of and beat ant kicked her in a very brutal manner. The he he claration was sig ne d b y the deceased. The Coroner sai d deeply regretted th at t h e usual course had not been follo w to, on this occasi on , an d that Mr. Ballantine , the magis, tr lbs had not taken the evidence of the woman upon oath, He did presence of Harris on , w hi ch he ought to have done. 136„0 not think he could receive the statement of the womsrlor produced by the i nspector as h er d y i ng d ec l arat i on . Sim evidence to that given before the magistrate having 1 7, adduced, the Coroner summed up. and the jury returne: verdict of " Manslaughter agatest Henry Jones Harrison eTIRTIIS. -,teril On the 2d inst., at Edinburgh, the Lady Anne Ch .— of a son. buf , On the 26th ult., Mrs. Thomas Mayhew , o f Glastoe of a daughter. legr et6 On the 31st ult., at Hamburgh, the lady of A- * fa eon; Esq., Consul- General of `. exic • for the Hanse T0e13,,„,', o f 0 1 On the Ist inst., at P. l kb* n-iye, Mrs. Joseph " a daughter. SO° On the 3d inst., the wife of F. edetic Ticehutitr ria -" • of Hastings. of inssot.,n a . A., of C i * On the 4th at John-street, A c t.joi, the law H. Goddard, Esq., of a daughter. , 1 Stri lY On the 4th inst., at Kilburn Priory, the wife 4:4 "' Gr. . dell, Esq., of a daughter. On the 4th inst., Mrs. Henry Dorset-square, of a daughter. nry ". of iirs, L b. On the 4th inst., in Montaru I B nston-54:lu— lady of H. P. Gipps, Esq. , `'--P ace , qa . re . lir* of a s u n. On the 4th inst., in Duke-street, Grosvenor -3 4 °— , A. Roche, of a son. 111 04 On the sth inst., the lady of Alexa nder John Suthe M.D , of Parliament-street , of a son. w if e of On the 6th inst., in Gibson square, Islington , t he Pililtoo-streot the Rev. Charles Fox Vardy, A. 51 of a daughter. of 0,. dolt On the 3d in.,t ,ar Goodrest Lo dge, ' Berks, the Captain Edmund Buckle, Bengal Artillory, of a son- ~ -`outer On the 4th in st . M rs. W i ll i am P r i ce , Corn if*" Holloway, of a daughter. ___—.------"-*-' vth . to MARRIED. On the 2d inst. R. T. G. Gynbon MonypennYr 'el, 60 31 Janet Phillips, eldest daughter of the late Lieutenant-wv Burney, 8.N.1. n Clan lefi l On the 3d inst., at Westham, Essex, the Rev. -.. c d.-- Layard, Vicar of Nlayfielri, Staffordshire, daughter of the late S. J. Somas, Esq ., of Stratford -g e.'" Essex. _......----"" to Sarah, r _.,. Di&h. On the 22.1 u lt., a t B ou l o g,ne-sur-mer, Dougal Cao32 !Deb Esq., M.D., half pay surgeon, oyal Artilley. r e* On the 27th ult., at Brusse R ls, Captain Thornao D i former the 28zly of th h e 3 ult., at9th and V B a Blleytielth Reg s iments. Bird Ou r d. Perthshire , L all Y tho Pre'tcn, 0 1 Valle) field and Ferntown , w i dow of General Right Holt. Sir David Baird, Bart, G.C.8., K.C. C l a ra On the 30th ult., at Le B,cage near BordeauX , _,o Eliza, the wife of Fra..k Cutler, Esq., h er Britannic Vice-Consul. e d 75. On the 3d inst., at Peckham, Surrey, Mr. J. Leck , i ,on' On the 3d inJt., in Upper 13 e l grav e-place, Mr. • Cocking, aged 73. road, 1,4112" On the 41h inst.. at Surrey Cottage, Cowles' beth, Surrey, Mr. George Hamden, aged 75. : FSl' On the 4th inst., at Farnham, Pike P41,03,11,. 61. On the 4th inst , Elizabeth Hawke, the wife 0 1 "'.• Harris, of St. ieorge's place, North Brixton , a g ed On the 6 h in Montague-street, Portroan-e4-' Farrant. Esq., aged 74 TO , 64) . 11 1 , L.fi •on : Printed end Publianed by kIII IL DO YOUSQ. t: , rec jo!D and. Pnn ' • ' '.4 12, Mt kW, IP ' l ' 1 00 CI the Hovey, In tie Coital et Middlesex. Wodnaii4o 411414 5 r Q.; . .