The Express.
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4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1849.
- Reigate, and °linefeed Railway of Mr. W. Gray, Mr. T. Price, Mr. L. TM:imperil, Mr. H. CERTIFICAIEB to be granted, wilesseause be shown to
las Maine, Est, upon the important roman of finandal te:orels, ELECTION FOR SOUTII N . in 52
see.
OTTINGHA.II- 4to 1 are Haight of Genane. Won by two lengths. Run genres in the Beadle!,
Company, which were at that time guaranteed by the South- 8. Thompson,, end Mr. .1. Walker. The &airman of the the
Ma it J. D'Mosto ArbuthM,ap the
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Wowed &award by Nr. Cobden maths Nth February, an deemed by SHIRR, G t St. elan's Citi.
td ft. „e g western Company, and were mirth 100/. in the share mar- souramiree, P 4 .H. L Thompson, has issued a circular to efee /0.1. earbee ,e• Barbee. efigaceb. soe„ .._., . ingsbs„.
WWI IlMeginff MOM Ovrasisstory. onSOly rtZ.,_airrs.
reu.i.ns &muss of 25 ',vs. ere,
La a with 100 ion. added. 2 miles and a dis- ket. I ermined then about three weeks, during which the shareholders in which he ints out the im ortance to - ime, i r oa„—
rtainlitsome ghat novel,
Mr. D'Hyncourt's reseal wen es ) Yesterday • epecial county court wed held in front
of the Towa-hall, Newark, for the purpre of eilecting a eee- wee. "ree subs )62 ef whom &eland. , Po P. -Kay S. T. N. Brown, Fetter. lane City, pawnbroker_ ai, -awl
thin I sear saw any signs of business or any stock of wires, the future welfare of the compaey that the committee of in- H. Daangeka, wavier, oteaaaaat!eithu, .1 acakr_,,. Y 10, R.
ff they lose to othetwealitarsoitn ,
(Hear est He would
resentatere for the southern iliviair or Not ing e and at the end o• etee to be appointed shall be such at to ensure public con- Dean, Cheen, wine &
i`e' Mr R. Plgott's Easideries. 3 yrs, Ost 1 itto (A Corey, eine 1 exespthm thee a few glasses of chempagn , 9, • ewe „„beneem" 4.
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because it was brought
11°1 izsP6rt Mr' CA! 6.8 • - etre rear by the resignation of Cal. Itallestoe. • The at- ote oreforee inie a yra, est CYnematili.) 2 tbat MOM imam gong ous morning to business, I found a finer" in its report, and he requests the attendance of the Sunderland, butcher & shipowner-May 9. D. Enna, Jua Lt.., t 1
forte by an individual lumber ; rude he did not exPeet bodmis of woo in front of the lestioge was limited, sad Lud w. powlettuthomnbes, e re, 7st 71b eilareee rt esa es tho dreer, and the things shoat beim& removed in it. shareholders at the forthcoming meeting, to be held in =
oath builder-May IS. W. E. Lehfield, so ff " '''' sed
the governsiest to coma down sad a reduction of the whole sisk was lame. The cry cheers The following abo toned. but wars net Tin" :-•"• i• 1 theft bur that the prisoner had left. Fenny repaving York. An active canvass for proxies is going on. maker-ler 11. T. Ives, Wekliellir fotitabin thi; 4411 OR
J. Perrisni, Exeta., tarter merchant-May 10. C' i - ent
tea Gillian. fa the expenditure. ritePel) A I greet ele„ so tko wawa awe bp panes& friends the B. Day's The Tartar, 6 yrs, 7at Illb_(.A. Day e Mr. I'. Parr's a bosse hem the primer; I went es kis lodtpand also Omar Wurthh2r.-This company is about, not to moue neeen_o" tee Ten., abode.; Renee., 14., ',retells%
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meson had been tared by the exerticns of in- reabone.....m, mogesone jilt, of Looks-park, y m'o- Lethargy. 6 yn, teet llib (Battu) e
_• Mr• bar Day's Bubdeet, to isis smemme, where aay shares bad been ted, and n adept, as it has been stated, its old maim of return spinner-May 10. John nneke, Mahe], e--S--`ntseere' e,,, wa Maui PM
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°Yid.. ad. ,relabefe*„._." inS,__th.,
~ ,___grent. „_••il __en...hi th• pant, sad 11.111eseetron,Req., of Oran, as briefly te- aged, du 71b (Waketlelel,jtut.) ; Mr. Brown's Baccluinaliaa, enigma* if ill , lasts seethe wars, an the 'hues, tickets, but to bre day tickets. The return tickets allowed -May It. L Weldon, Holaworthy, Devonshire, gre'e,leseme, Inn
meane et ‘o.mtene "ma mos mime' em" a• 'LI, '''4"---"',.... landed, Rasa therley, lime of Stroh 317 liS •at and proper 4 yes; on em oge gum) ; Hoe, 8. Herhewe e gir were mentheek, I met tabs ray err ilo the suttee, but three den to the Pusengee going to arid returning from ittothert. Abehunialans, City, iron manufacturer-May he p 4 . ' as a
bresght foreard thee at the Parties bola wee,eeen, ....7,,.. ag egg gm orisons for that division. There was ne Hercules out of Repress, 3 Yrs. tht 41b (White); Mr. Wheel- oth we Osseo nal pemenor eesplow eat of glee way, he Enter. The day tickets will be precisely what their name Chattealtann. antiler-10aY 10. P. H. Webber, H. J„ a.h.er n• t tree
esmasted. (Hear.) Alld melk wile du Funk° 'in" ""' oboe sondoodo pepoord, aad consequently Mr. Bromley don's Ceshier, 3 yn, 4st 10:b-card, 4st 131b-(S. Mann* was ul given hi seeledi as area having been pres denotes. Webhdr, Helena Abbot, Devonshire, ironfounders-11. '4 ' efe'
Peajd If not re.
D'Eyncourt woell eerie/ads. Meer, • wee oeglngilidelk seeded. jun.), bolted. *try t, which was ellipesding, about the shares. Solent WALE". -The yumoured resignation of Mr. C. snan, Brixton, beershop keeper. iU. GArsib.„
messtrated web, on the art senaion he w probably be mr. sum= yawned think,. Betting :6to 1 ant Louppron, 4to 1 ant Resideries• Mr. Jelm proved that the 'bares bad been dope- Rumen, the chairman of this company, is, we undentand, Bankrupt.
CERTIFICATES to be unnamed by the v
thend votiag rast the salffion-re; eee
efee.enif h• aer•fusidLeeeeetet• Podl•thiveeee These may Gent elyen having bees given for protection 6to lArt Brandyface, and 10 to 1 ellet LethettlY• Won bY mind with bin way of seeneity upon wbat he had *onset. It is stated that the resignation hu not yet been May te y, unless Calbe. be shown to the array en er * 4
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bill" °ft" • nti•set '"''' "- - "-- -- a mink deo mood ailed for e Three cheers for Richard s lee , Its. la 4 mot. eit soes. _ admired, SOL, and WINO mil *emir not redeemed within accepted. w. a. cake, Darlene, eurrey, printer-P. Corked II 'il
themselves net to nerd bin is farm. (Cheen.) This cot*. ond gigs goads," which were lustily given. The BWARMARig of 10 sor each, and 50 added. ri••• three weeks. The wee in witness's debt 160 L, Hestomerd., timber sterabant--0. J. Gladstone Erue'e,,,•"ae, '''. 9
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v... ti.i. ior render ; sod Lambeth err not said to prommeo on romoimarad. este rear. (8 subs.) having bees an vest, sod the whole of the goods and COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS -Y.
lar, shipwritgl. O. Hearn, Coventre, wane:were '''''. 1
lave tat's' wbe worlds's Hewer praiseworthy Mr. Hareem's Mr Ran& ogee, est 4lb (A. Day) 1 I
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th were witnmes, having bought them, but let them . tat., Westminster, relieve, leather man.deet._ '''' ' ilww
Mr. Drrisyselres past Wart OW be, it was no excuse for
THE corivicr RUSH. Mr. hese Day3s Milliner 6 yn, Set (WakeSeU) 0 2
Mr. Mesas% Old - Gntiallan, 3 rs, fat 12Ib there. F. Mlsraoda, Sunderland, ehetnist-J. Summere Oun dm —•'
COTTON.-LITIIIPOOL, APRIL 17.-The market treday maker-J. Swhxtell, Ardwick, Lancashire, pi I:Tr : i''''..„__°llllll X ,01
the erne belied new pasesse. Moe were times of pro- - . . (Vi, Sharp) 3 0 Josiah Mull stated that he had known the prisoner for wu very heavy, and prime of Americans slightly felL but not to the Shirtharepton, Gloucestershire, innkeeper. tta -- '' ',Mt 1
asetbey Pot lave rermiestatives who would go &beg The condeethed convict Rush was vented on Mon- .1 .j 3
pagal, nw.- Mr. T. Parr's Itaranst," yes, gat 4re Mutter) 0 0 sane time, and had been his clerk ;he had defrauded hint extent 01 a quotation. Other SOM WM werangee . 4,000 bales porroggpmpo mosoLvED.-I. Archer
.ilk Vat leg Wird. (Cheers )
_e_, day by the whole of his family of sine &elder. _ A "Pei sr. ism,. /...b,ss 4 yth Tes os
Mitten, fund 0 dr. out of 1001., for a security, part of which he had paid were mig, sna or these •°° neve nalea tet eaßeeta and 5°.0 cn "ea jun., PeekhaT Binntricrey, ooal merchants -J. BMerteke i' antt; i
Kr. IN& odemadi *a rsolutio& , obiereing mam atrived at the Coeds thews= two and them o clock, and were Boat Isms won in a ea- ter. bath, bat now, with ware, and one thing or =other that ha bee rmeee TM*
MAxeen APRIL 17.-The latest foreign intelligence ast gown Ae, & leo 1
mo hoaiers-T. L. Betts &13. II 1 - • 0
HMO • I•PlWllainii•• emlitimello=nAseted to Phedgehim.el secompered by Mr. James/lamb, of Wentondham, brothe: It is sanely possible that the weather weld have been had banbocaled him out of, owed him about 1401. The sir- influence on car market todav ths
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Y •• r•P"••°• ' to liaggonglatirreleteigg• likkg____, hz•th•reeeeeeee°' thethist Mrt Ba,see move unfavourable ; the cold was inmate, and the =OW fell mean about the VIM trade were a complete blind, and, ts Eet2,2_,,...ths me, on tbs oentineet ; „kte oe ex.., „Lem en J• cerrlT•r,...... , Iwizzateet.glizt, lett. emit ,
81430n11.4 "51 i?Sloosnalitisty ; inteTe-stivital a gaieties SI Os
_____,_,..A"'"*.. dilasW.L.T....'"... "7 ''''' """' almost without intermiales from twelve o'cleek until near use the vritneses own words, the whole affair wu a cern =
11 which the con cai tbo pad of merehons to operate for the present. man's patent =dictums-H. Caxton & 11. W. een'iVelet
Mot or financial nform CO when inPostenot than osnid h° goesther. eennwee•we `"' "" s- -ht the clese of the nen. The company, it will es readily sod nest swindle; the prisoner haling her an insolvent for e7thereeine, to report a very dun Ind stagnant mute, with Finsbury-sq., type founders-C. Caamp &W. C. beill
indifference, it was "soil essential that the opinions of she eke Bes• mom me• Moan annoneetti te the convtet imagined, was vary select. a long time.. inegnew sad emceeing rise. Poe India and China • madmen ford, aceirre,-Itetars--J. Welsh a o.c. - Wes"
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seastiteeney shou'd be faithfully represented in the house. aim les kekoe bed „dime, osek kr e =meet er two buried Mareoroerreze HANDICAP.-Offers to take 2to 1 aboat continues to be but these markets are o.
Mr. Jarman, clerk to Mr. Humphreys, the solicitor, proved aneniatLf retnalveetn ee the tvainaetea. shiPpling agents-A. Dawson to J. Dunlop, Glasgow a tidanoll4 Pon
till
and seemed to be deeply affected. Hat-
(Hear, hear.) Mr. C Mdenes stair was an extremely no. kis mobs bis banes .
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Boy. absence of demand. The Hoilud John Holland. lk 'mule II Had, __„, ee, ars,
dna* cue ; and any one robing to support tetrenchment ;es rhinos& oostreare, he said, Let r" the proceedings of the primaries insolvency, by which It en wk. oreedkeneenbemeyeesseentinest be peaty nen insbeebeee seostedisethone_D. lc J 03. Deln ce„evalmoute, Tartersoe: sad
14 have had no more favourable opportunity for doing so. agratut.a;" and the next minute the whole of the that he had entered businem without a capital, that kt at other qualities show a drooping :meson. Some speculative -T Jonee et D Jmm Mancluater, b ' ----igis,,lTS o sem
(Hear, beer.) nine 'Waxen Wen in the presence of their unhappy parsed. Sabo iintelltgence. rirdeedbta Were then 1,5101., and not one enemy meets, and Wins have been made today Ice ocatinental export, but at prima SO littienchunb, dxfurire, thober dealers- .T-marigna,,,j. - -744, a_ • 11.1
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that in Masch, 1848, he was adjudged to les &behaved from low as not to ee anneted. en hewn destsiPhows of goods me ilat, ria, Cheater. archltects-R; Martin at T. F. Gaakell, - -.am* '
The Rev. S. GREEN agreed in much that bad been mid, Tap lone is described by those who witationd it as being T
custody. the home bade houses seethe Greek burn doing very little at pre. utters-J. pemoon 01, greed; uyerpoo4 bone Inter, oe.
sad concurred fally in the propriety of Yr. Cobden's lan mom painful, both parent atd ehildnn giving way to the EQUITY COURTS.-YESTERDAT. Mr. Ilallantins contended at some length that the case was seat. Low descaptions of printers are in fair request, and rent arittlers -1 Ems b
J. Cook, Chelmsford, Dna, hairdressers-H. O. rem. e e,e,_--• =
toe ; but while regretting that their representative had not nodose paroxysms of grin. They spoke little upon &Awe VioaCkanedlor Wilma& not one of felony. prises are fry sestained. The finer twenties of 9.8 shirting' brie soe, et J. S. Ruradl, Millerell, engineers. so far se ~.. ....,.... 44'44,'
thought fit te support it, he could not admit that Kr. beige athin. The convict with greet earnestness celled upon
LEE V. BLISTERY. —r ARTNETUAIIP. lama little asked tor during the lut few days. The Macclesfield trade Robinson-J. Simons & L Aldred, Ilkeston, Deei.,e,„--- •,:°a•-• g- 0. ' =
The Common Serjeant having summed up, the jury found Soong au smoothly at present ; employment in plentiful, but the late -J. lienurthwaite & J. Partridge, jun. tionder-'-' "ce mar '
Irllyncourt was therefore a supporter of the government. God is witness his innocence of the kid crimes imputel to His Honour gave judgment in this cue, which was a suit the prisoner Guilty, and he was sentenced to eighteen sold wither has evidently rename effect in limiting the re ot .
laubirel, ebilleoleas..
J. Stott & J. Inman, Huddersfield, woollen firm
Oa • suberement diveion he hed voted in report of Mr. him, and with many prayers recommended his children,
~. to set aside a parthership, which had been carried on since months' inmeisonteentend hard labour ; and the shares were =meth the Wowing deparUnent is very seer any mill Thomas & Eliza notalsotanbeiy, Oxfordshire, al-- " -Marla Mal
Mune's amendment on Mr. Disraeli's motion, which went eseedeey the minor, ones, to tho Promoting °mu ef '''' January, 1847, between the plaintiff and defeadant, ia the restored to Mr. Walker. Metal legal thill. Notwithstanding this &oda , which hood &A. Patchett, Baeup, Johan. r0.....ar -J. tag,
tO effect a saving of pine minions and a gamier, and was is ofetesety. Tile intaniew lasted upwards ot two hours, Mitlial of arehitects and surveyors. The relief was athed would not even admit Ma holiday at Easter, many of the , MI
THE THEFT OF THREE HUNDRED POUNDS. complain of the extenslve importation of foreigu thrown Kiln at low -
effect a repetition 01 Mr. Cobden's proposal. (Hear, hem%) and as it wu undentood that this was to be the porting Mil
on the groued that the plainiff had been induced te joie the - - --- , . sin
Mary Walt, alias Jane Matthews, woe indicted for stealing, rates. on the other hand, the manufacturers invariably Miro a pre-
Hence Mr. D'Emieourt could not be Galled a nipPuter e-i its close was most painful. Parent and childree embna defendant as a partner by the false repreientations made by SHIPI'ING IIVTELLIGRNCIL ,
in the dwelling.house of Mary Ann Griffiths, aparcel contain- ter:to boirrareatb,„ own'ttneeTe;litheteo;regh the
price hi
Tether bigh"*-
the govetnnmat- Ra might bay° seen nal°4B ii the tic° each other, ma gays vent to the loudest lamentations . even
ee the latter as to the value of the busmen ; and the bill also og in en ,
i 3001 • gold d silver the property of Henry Seward and m Meat rat Clonraralidente, IRO " WPM Queue." wd • Nan Idan
Die 1 construction of Mr. Cobden's motion for not support- eke
- g 1411" end •412•“' wh° are must"°•4 t° such se°°-' sought to recover from the defendant a sum of 8001. which WOO N CLOTHS e.
of .- albs, APRIL 17.-There:au
not seta them ?") Mr. Cob- were smell affeeed At angth the children of the en-
ing it. (" Then why did ha . • •
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e.„.. had been advanced by the plaintiff's father on the formation °them-Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Huddlestone prosecuted ; and
a pretty good attendance meabants in the Woollen-bats to.day, i sww'
does maim contaieed no specific statement of the weirs happy men eit hills aan a'tvr "'"nittatit 'or Ir.'-e r°'''''''''''" of the partnership The case was argued on the 31st of '
Mr Ballantine slummed for the prisoner.-The fare of this
see._ e - ___, , ,_„ ,earb ___ __„, e___ , yet the unesent ot business trusecteel wae DOt considered heavy, MaRiVED. MAILS.
to be effested ; bat Kr. Humes did ; and for that reesoa Mr. in grief, he fell upon his knees and woe engird for a long .„,ireb km. • ease, wumn save appear si, rute ion myna. 1a...4 owing to the reanatecturers demanding prtoss which the merchants nue, . ' 1 A
D'Briecnit m ,heit hame referred the latter. He MINN time in earned prayer. A lup number of person conies r°
His Honour slid the plaintiff title to relief, if any, would during the prt month, under the h of Clorkenwell were sot heated to sies,
te be these :-The prisoner,who is a tall, Those goods which changed hands were
principally of the finer qualities. Tbe manufaetwing districts are 0
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had =Nth tt.44.44arms- Miregeng• am kallTatt nakkgr__, •I_,_ll gated on the outside canoe Castle walls to witness the dere- dernd principally up= the avid/mei which had been ad- =••17 o
-teaktinl woman, it an accomplice of the swell mob Crowing mime hose, luny of the manufacturers taing emPloYed In o Lisbon .. fedi
be bed set Mr. Ostrea's ; sow tee tun of the convices family, deer by the father of the plantar, as to oertsin converse-
and then is no doubt has been inotrumental in and "'leen! to *Tame o Sydney, N S.W
wane eta ise;Wese-le arr. Mr. Dltyseenn said :
In "any "•P•ak Binh 1° an 'lt'd 6616, He 67c... lions had between himself and the defendant. That evi. ',PA. LANKETEL-Hgeeseirowthe, APRIL 16.-There was o India vie 8 111thamptoo 0 Z
Ily emsena as MOW ily Ma Wu. rehr meseter to mg kall'aoati: la Pro Per• and is Teti attentive t'i ilia B•••• • &nes vas erne, in favour of the plaintiff's right to relief ; mouse the commissioner rainy extensive robberiel. In the a '
very good attendance of buyers in the Blanket-ball today and more '4421
Weed Meggedbma afar arise. the dime solokorowas ofiS Andrews, Titer of Hetteringbese„ who visite hum at his own bra the foam wee waled, ;merest" be the thie. a prth. present instance, a parcel, containing the mone=estioa, b.,. wee ttheewee thee we herr bee to report for tit. iut fr, 1 India via Marseilles 0 Iless
so a resent rem% 1 °mils dribri." ../.9"."811. I mane et conjunction with the Rev. P. Brown, the chaplain ,al . . had been made up and sent on the 12th of to the weeks past, snd prices were rather tending upwards. There was a 0 Boson ant Halifax see
arm bee aU ow nom for die eglakim wail hew IMP Ile lea
a.sol. —as gime WO. =Wm. ta et of the Conk. He offers up a short prayer before each meal -ri rent of which wu the recovery of the 8001., co suck cram Keys lon, sr. Jobo. .
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sae ,to be forwarded from fair amuse of badness done gar exportation. 0 Mexico and Havannas
Masa .i re id evuld be had tin the defendant had had an opportunity Amine bie
0 Weet India
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"----- be there • and engages in a similar aet of devotion at the elom of los of
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mores ea samba ef putionistilly= &mining the father at law. The quation, how- there to the Luton (Beds) branch of the Lyndon and Amite: seel
fir doomdm. (Crlitesottelhod set, by metheithe sneer the remit. bad the plaintiff a title to relief at al t The nem Comity Bank. The parcel in question was given to the fees ths LONDON GAZETTII.-Tuesday, April 17. 0 Braga ........ ..... Apra X NM
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cfrthe landlad DI 0 'ffithe and laced b her in the -
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Vl° IsanY °I the °°2lTi" have I"4° ejenttd rr°°l Fillaiug" dm:striae:l in the nit was not manly 'triable, but related I, r•• rt , /e . / far BANKRUPT& da,o
rat dleat I beve dn. Se heil I n1ea11,.... all" lbe metinas. ban seder the notice ef ejectment soma time sire
to a 1 1 a he, for the purpose of se %Meg which the lour, at the back of the bar, to given y her to the coach- Jams ASITIVOraM, Nunhille, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer, to ARRIVED. the
As be men kin to Peiffg• .../..7 16166.6.166 alia. slawld„ Still remain at Potash, bat only upon suffe- man of the Luton coach. Shortly after it had been placed surrender May 3&24 at 11, at Mancheeter Ct. Sols„ Abbott, Lin- sea a am 71.05 ...a a am -
were. it omen le semen. dereislisea.lesi ergeriesse vele my lain iff hadg referred coming to this court rather than no
me see le mem ame term There some talk of pulling down Potash-farm-louse l' t P • • Pm" there the prisoner, whom the prosecute": had not seen be- ean'ainnaelds, & Atkineco &Co ,Maacheiter ; of. trig., Ilobon, Melee, Seahosa, •. , T."l . Koshamarl, Hall, An IS V
errthersee bees bad ef me. ' ceed st law. It was or of those cases In which no relief , -
her house u its site to be called of
nodes beethalloneer by Mr. Dar aby Mee sem Mr. Osbien, sad banding anot pen * * weld be given until the right had been established at law. fore, came into the bar, and asked permission to be Meneinniev• . Apollo, Deal. Amil 7, Demean Levels, Shields, is a. sas
A tine, Tawniest Ay. IS Caen la_ ,bora Yana. 3. 0 •
Namely. on the Mb Meath b esodothe in SW Pith Ohler. erns, by a different name. The ptaintiff, therefore, if ke pleased, might have ma order .
allowed to wait hi the private parlour until the G'°'°` °Alta' Ism•utle-u°°°:1"•• whw merchant. April 26 h Mee, Deal, Ay. IS, HarUepool. TIMM . AdyrU• n'66.666imm
eine 7at 12, at Nerweastleapon.Tene Ct. Bola, Lawrence & Co., Albert MUM Firth Ao. 13 Abed. X r 1.1.14'11 17 t00,..w....r -- - WIN
wren IMO all OS •101•1 dild•• I• 'IL miles m Din Jerzy and' Bliss Chertney (both of whom are still • amval of a friend, who was about aecompanyieg Old rare, Docensecommons, et Bawlby Newmatbaupon.Tyne • eceui,reeu. Firth 4le Ovum Hilt Lvvrlteu-• ii --a.---• Mgt
retaining the bill for a year, with liberty to bring his ammo
imilesillt tosear Thom the weed be fit. three' with • f bl • deed th 1 t
het. Gthelmer at Stanfield-hal) are going on noun y-ui ,eat a —-- or her to Lutes, alleging that she did not like te sit in the toffee off. Mg., Baker, Newcastlaupon.Tyne. ' • Alfred and Jaaves,bridraosier.Ap. II Malcolm. oi.---- - -ww... ton
M. Mao lb a 1 a that ark= the pelliev=en, yew sena- at Isw, otherwise the bill would stand dismissed. , we, manes, ame
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sier, ern tete esinete, nas le melts teeny se repel is almost well.
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the sere arm es man arared so owner, :ispitiwzaries - COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-YESTEBDAY. permitted to do so. Shortly after she had been there, a Behead Ct. Sole., Sale & Co., Manchester, & Leann lk numphry, ikreeii end Me, IDA April 16 Mohawk deal le'irSil'ir It' rile"
Brßtol 1 off. aesig., Aeraman, Bristol. {muerte.: ' -icor . °""d. "
trio. odd berms then the perms of and IRELAND. litttlep in Banco. • man who had been in the habit of using the house reasion Rimer Cems, Unionat„ Lieaoarrove, horse slaughterer, April 27 Rearitieuram., Apel_li,etettin .
Mgmet a ,Omegengstt IQ • il I
of rommerdell berm Pea metre peeper lee reran IN RR FOWILII.-ATPOIXIMIINT OP AN DATI7III TO veers ally for some short time previously, aims in, and forced hie two
at 12, & June lat 11, at Bashighallat. Sol, Field, Finchley ; off. m'a". Li ', AO' 17. "lir"
of tee empsethen Mara be dres semisre et a purser yarn rise way into the little Euler where he got iato conversation wig., Camas, Birchin-lane. Courier, Lir., April 17, Rouen 71=1:ehrialf,X44 t". ie. I
lAND TOR RAILWAY BURPOIII7I. Vlais '
City of Limns, Lik, April 17, New
might se might an seen to the rasa etre e ire nese wen abs -...-
MSCHARGE OF CHARLES GAVIN DUFFY.
This writ rale nisi, obtained some time ago, to set aside with the, •••••• 2th then
. billed for a glue of sissy, which Oseaoa ELLIN*, Groltwich, Waoretershire, salt manufacturer, May oder, ?Hetrod, Gravest, Ay. le Ire A =
4.1"1"... ~,,,kala *IT "*"........""1"weia ..thwirb, 1"
trir "'mem* thiehri) " Shortly after the tlischarge of the jury on Satur- the lanalady requested her niece te SC ,
rft, not ossiteg quite 1&29 at 10, at tinnily/11am Ct. Rolo., Jones, woreester, & smith, Chilian,raLiv.. Ap. 17 Nisus, Oravesead. Ay. 17 AM. .
an award under the followine circumstances i -The Wine, cetmaolore SAM
--5.,: ---___,_,..s- .."..---",,, .1.37.--,...'- ---...„,d0y,.-- -.
3,...35...;,...- - - .;" d M D fry acconpanied by bis sureties, returned to confident of the character of th Birmin haat • off ' Christk B' i h
e two castomen whom she , e .... • sang •WM olt NM , ,Ap. 15. Ham Nova Narclas, Livesool, apd -- ' lit"
.k. ay, f . U , Somerset and Weymouth Railway Cempany required some Clydeadale, Deal, April 16, Weide 4 . ..'
ALTRLO MORT at MOM CO.:ONTO Garllck-hill tipper Thaines.st.
"'' "w"'"'w,a. Tao •"' j.7..........1"'"....1"..1...d0 .3,.. ;;„ 7... the Court house. They wen Mr. Dillon, auctionn_er Henry- fend, ,h; of Kr Fk• h 1 hbo hood f had in the parlour. The man. however lathe ber for , Catharine, Harw., Ap. H, Swansea Otraok Menai, Ap. 17. Saida
property .ow es, no tene g ur o Cite wine merchant, April 21' at I, & .
wwww,„fma• •• '',„_,Wallairn_ ni ''.._............a".'"..-e'de-a.a.A.,aa,,,..--- -,,,„,,- street : and Mr. Grace, printer, Carl-street. The recog- w Jane lat I 11, at BA- Chapman', Deal, Aiwa 1., R. Ayres Onderanalai, Yana As. li eat hie
eyeteeth, tor railway purposes. They disagreed as to the eliange, she was for a moment drawn free; observing Omen ; :tame. tioi., Tripp, Ademide-aoe, Loridoneriese ; off, ilemstnua, hridgew.• Ay. Marra Orlon, Hall,AprU Wire '
1•11•1,..7•_,_,..,_••• wm• _.••,.._.,''' "•TT••••'_,_. ~"'"' ."'"'"'''s "05....... u. risme bound him to "pear at tin next ommisiotha of value and the malt was tkat an arbitrator was appointed by but, on turning round to give the change, she saw by anon ~ Canna, Birchin-lane. 11,147;211,11: tiP;c1::::alc"" gr..;l,atf Al: i". va., I
kg wm mmumm "a "n"w `um"' e"''''e '''' """ mini Oyer and Terminer for tU city of Desna, or st any future tion in the glass door of the parlour the man substitute a TIMMS Or; theltenham, plumber, Ma/1 ee es et 11 e at Striated rt_
' I the of their b • bl t th
irk party. n event nag nes a o agree, e - --..--- - Elle , Deal, April A, Gravesend
as sa amesinest : „ essamiedon which her Majesty's Attorney-General might arbitrators were empowered to appoint an umpire, but urn 'brat Falco A 116 Ant
dummy parcel for the real one, which he handed from the Bois , eminleyniejeCl: Gray'ainn, & L eeshyre, Cheltenham ; off. Eva a . lalitest
is 1,4 w. r‘erTaveern„ Emaityw.ll, DalL • ; "
T•i• WI •••1111_,.,„_...,A_..16 a1.P.......„..81"1.666,.. ...Seim •••••••°_,,llkl"! re! require him to appear st. The bail having been perfected, that subject likewise there was no unanimity The matter desk where it lay to the prisoner. Mrs. Griffiths immediately Lama! Gaul' r 0 Chs Ito M ball Dor teht h an.:lat:eri 4abeitil. ' li,:g.tera ''' 661. 66 g 1.4 3 ...tall
agor.re m''w'weeeeee ee„ne'"'""'"',„ eke.' "i7.l:ol.eee "-----' 7 kr. Daft wu then discharged from custody. Before re- - - fled ek mho' I 1 . ho entered the parlour and toth up the dummy parcel, accusing
.. was thes refe to • com toners o rat ways, er were , dealer, April Wat ltte, avirday 30 I'M
11, aterxetei Ct. telols.,rt&r:Gms reete",•tirip.AP.6l,l;stufeened Parille' Skdelds, Apra 15, Hun i ,a... 4".
.. Froridem, Deal. Aral ie. timillt • -
D'Enseart, --'-- al" tiriefiwitei his friers, Mr. Dairy, addrersing the pont, ma- fl. i • t • them of the act, when the Man forced by her illa & Peat., New Palace-yd., Wadminster i Stogdon, Ex ter ; Raw. Faroomiber,settusi A - fit Vbe rem edi me e
Winkel erhesen to Ms hem the dive authorised by the act o par lament o 'ppm an wenn ...1, 4.0.1;e4i s
macirradleal, A 17, mil 4
Mau fle, Ciallimb SAM; Pie it the senethen Me
hilhiy lore, it would he a great satisfaction te me if your woke nob nimensese„„4 sad me. Goad, pewee wee ee, effected his erre. The prisoner then rose from line, wimberne Minster ; & Finchain, Blandford ; off. :seg., Her- Fere II I
Illigneilll& Ili HIPIIIIMM2=-0104, ehe -rd Me pa would permit nu, before leaving the oourt, to say, °crimpy noseenated. That gentleman made his 'award, her sest, and with much weachakiesce said, " what Daman, Exeter. man PelelilitAttini Firth, Ar. 1.64 Rrat:rand_ ,1541.tirrisd '
HAL, Deal, Ap.'l4,orwleat ar.
se" 'dr' all= aetmillorkkg_„ „..___„, ,__.'mg e_hia with most unaffected &twee ty, that lam deeply orsibltere
/Me k bmil kr- .------la ''. .. '''''' ."'...'. the absolate impartiality with which the Men have d meatuning Mr Fowkes's interest to be worth be- is the matter ; what is this about ;" and getting nettr 3'AkEitliAa:trsix
Weymouth, Donetshire, batter, April 6at 1, & May repeat, Deal, April 17, Berate _ ,lase Deal, Ap. 16,0rarrnern
eter Ct. Sole Bridges it Mason, Red Lion.m. ; Eno, Deal, Aril 111, Gravest Randoiph, Porto.. Ao. 14 Loale /Oh
NIMI 1R plilMill SO NISS el Mr. Cram or hodoititio
al ratio ad. 7001 *d 1 8001 d thi rul bt •ed the desk let the reel panel slip from her dress near to the 2,2 a It,
tweed 1, .an , ~ an s e was oam rdee, Weyraouth ; & ambert, Reeler ; off. wig., Ilinad, Heade ,elds Ap. IS, Frahm Sarah, 1(.6,4,11 le bora.
„kb this ease ; and lam not in the habit of marine profession' desk where it had been taken frre She still persisted in her posts,.
Red es the earth re the free sad Warr en to eat that award aside-fint, on the ground that the umpire Toeders Ithstle, of Filmouth, Ay. 11, 1 sane, Deo. Apra le:Ne *can
abseil In rowed to wort coodkor d ter the good ei the Which Ido not feel lam jut tilled In soaking." hod not been legally spPointedi as • certain Lit ariber of the innocence, and said she wu waiting for a lady with whom Jenalcaers, Holyhead, Anglesey, innkeeper, April So le may 24 at Toarnerg Sabina, off linens*, Ap . !brigs
11, Free Trader, 1.5., Ay. 17, Calcutta Salado, otrrfpo.. kV. Calcutta I
IWOMEff news% wear hes es met theconfidence Mr. Jetties Jaekson-We home only done our duty, eir. railway commissionen had nut ratified tee appointment, and she wu going te V.
, . - -uton. The coach, however. rem, but no at Liverpool Ct. Sole., Sweeting & Burn, Soathamoton-bulid. ; Gardner, Llv., Ap. 1, , Aster. eimptpare Cart . DiptoluVt
erns eseethente asesillner es •••••=w7ilnEamin,_ IIY When Mr. Duffy made his appearance enacts the court- Alk Prearranges Sanield, Tar., Ap. 1 7 St.
that it should have been under seal ; secondly! that the urn. one that knew her ; and, the police being called in she was at at On, Wears= ; & Carry & &alma, Liverpool ; off. Sewi
.1:3:111:16P. , C
lift la; by Ms wene-Mlke my ; muah- house he was remind with lind and enthasiastis cheering •
I me' award bad said nothing about the Goat& of the Riven le custody, and taken to the police era. When be- - ~ BIM, Liverpool. A. Is Looks Swiss har, LS., Ap.l7 threem PC
ri.)-Zalllfeld maser el relernament fon Iv seraistent wide fro b; d • be • loin, •n --- , , . feb enerdeendebor „noe wee ukee, wham um „ beeee " Join t rem, u• - rs, yg nt
m the people, who were mem ein great num re in • er tehed fee Cit wine erchent, A ril 24 t 12k R"fine. Bni:ast.A 6' "Melia" gr.' n.'"l' 6.1. li' 664" L
P • Hama, If Wilt., A IS, Rotterdam toa, Hull, Ap I ,peat, or
Se doldosodo of the anisesl teeth Mem lama) nquiry or the reference which amounted to a considerable Ore g --, • & May 23 at 1, at BaisingliallaL ad., Wilma, Furnival'ainn; a Inv .rnaro,W ~ Ap. IS, Callas rtr, off Witted ,A 15 WI
Greea-stert and the adjoining thoroughfares. They mani- e„„. ~„, e,„ wie„e, the '.
a onould be pad ; and thirdly, that an " Mary what,' maid ths magistrate. " Aye, Mary Watt, Him amis., Pennell, Basinghallat. IssiTella, Lela, Ap. 16, Tientsin Vlttoriceo,Waterf ,p. is,'it,S""
Xr. F. HARDY secouded the emendmeat, Goateed's( Se
fated the utmost joy and gratification at his release, and ---" '." "1 - dee( ei Fk• to like " she said, and erred to give any other name ; and it Comma Menem, b.lsuryeit., Pimlico, hosier, April 23 et ii lb k 72, Isabella LS., Ap. 17, Alexandria Vier Oebesder, Onset Ap MLitt
istrufficisat sum had been awar for r. ow es s terest . , lee
tbet Gs adoptim would be mom respectful towards their ,__ -- J. T. Carr, Llw, Ap. 17, Macao %ISM, Cowes, April IS. Halm
, pressed forward so eagerly to eatch a glimme of him that for be fe; wad. was subsequently diecovered that she had lodged at a coffee- ee at 12, at Basineuu.se. god, Roamer], Ironmonger-am; • lambi, Welds, Ap. 13., Amsterdam Wbeatabeal, Dover,Aptil le, Om 1
selleelgakko• than tho m° mg• BY thus calm'y rine siemens he was unable to proceed. Mr. Duffy bowed • 6 M d hekalf of shop in Southwark, in' the name of Matthews. The male swig., Green, Guitdltallabamb.
boaaataa He F Kelt Q.C. and r. Slade ap erre on leamette,cd Taint, Ap.l4,rorto Him Wea lonia, of Lis., AIM it sts
„,„_„_“°°•minff_ __,,,,___theig „ilk's; *_,,,,,e BigyeW°_,Lenideee,,,,h• Etesucetesteor• repeatedly in acknowledgment of the applause with which • " lone Osnue, Trefnarmay, Montgomery...hire, farmer, April 30 & Maz • • lit
the compsny support of the award. It was argued that prisoner hadn't dace been heard of.
"n""2 w anw'"' `"'e'r '"ns'"" "Y "-"-'• - -.1 --- he MOO Plead , end shook hands with those of his friend§ • The • found her Guilty. 21 at 11, at livirpOol Ct. tio's Chester, Staple-inn, & Heebner SAILED. m.
dieters erne. (Hear.) who wore nearest to him. At length he goi. upon an outside the &eel:element by the railway board was sufficient, and that Jul _ Son, Liverpool ; off. Mg., mo4an, Liverpoot. gala rapt va• To "AD nos was la
Mr. JOHN THWAITES supported the original notice. ter and drove off, aermeanied by Mr. Teeing, his solicitor, ligatio u
there was no ob a pen th
e umpire te say anythin A police constable stated that the prisoner formed one et Marin. guns & Panneatce DAI.IIiL Sena. Ilevor-latte, Hammer- -a- ----.
at Ga. era, talal“trall It, Horeb. Melees, Sal, Ap. 16, SeMobera
1 g d that she had visited a man now confined in the smith, wholesale &natters, April 24 at 11, le Ana Idl i,
He bad wated en Mr. DeStrostert, as one of • deputation, and his brother-in-law; Dr. Ceiba, followed by a large about the costs, as the act of parliament ha, •
determined • gang, en IX , Cowes, Ap. 10, East- Sybaritic Newry, Ap. %Mims
'mental wtth a broken I and ho stands charged with thighalese feele, Voting
eg, w & Co., St. MildrecEs-et, Poultry ; off. ..„, ward Meant, eitleas,Ap.ll Drama
every question relating to them. If the sum tendered dtd not .
to Peened him to "Mgt kr- Honts's motion for Ymßil•l°. crowd, who continued to nevem their feelings et satisfaction leek „aided; the sh %lid robhing St. Pancras vestry of 1501. ands., Whitmore, Bosinghallat. Azolattraaleitriatec 1 Harriet, Tortbad RMS, A=l, •
eery reform last union ; and the answer the rght hon. gen- at his discharge from custody. Hs proceeded to the nsi• amount to that w was a company o pay Hamm TOON Tunny. Ell-plea, Holborn, farmer, April 26 & May neteelivatert,'ApPll4. ,lii szt 1 Ivanhoe, Tlall, Ap. ts,ltesmi
The prisoner asserted that she was innocent.
tle man then gave was that Mr. Hume was not the man for deuce of Dr. Callan, Ilaggotatreet. the ri he • b needed that the amount was not
*oats , t __mug an CO ts at 11, at essinghallat. Sol., Cbidley, Guildhall.chamb.; off. A e Seat Ap. IG, Med • 1 Isabella, Oranerod, Ap. u, tem
sueh a motion, and that it required a statessan to support it. a proper mutation to be settled by the court upon affidavits). The Comma fierjeant maid there could be no question mtg., Bell, Colereanat..buikl. A fie 4 Grangem, Aprll IS, Emden John Hallett, WNW, Asa 17, Ibb br
(Haar, bear.) He had no hesitation in affirsair that Mr. .11Ir. Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Hodges SUppirted the rule, in- of her guilt, and as such planned robberies must be eat a er
- MUMS TOMLINSON, Salford, Lancashire, victualler, Way 3&24 at Am WM., Gramme, April 17, , alhil a
11•Eyecourt was ennead both on the questions of Garai& SCOTLAND. ailing that the appointment of the umpire was invalie, as stoi to, he should sentence her to ten years' transportation. 12, at Mancha ter Ct. Sole, Mourn an & Rowell, Yeralam-bald., nermrrin Lt.., . . _ mute' Fora. Arlarich,Thill,Ay. blish
Ap. C. a w York Jam Mall, Smite, Alen IL
reform and of extension of the suffrage. Without crediting Oray's-inn, & Lem' &
it bad nut bean made ey a majority of the railway commis- The prisoner said-I am innocent, but had I committed nob, m_.._
.Ini Manchester • off. . Heath Merchant Ira: Ae. 7
r • Sang • „p 1 nurbec a la to
15, Romeo, Graveread, Ap.l7,olpdo 1 Mohawk, Deal, Ay. Mimi" Tit
the rumours that Mr. D'Epumeirt had been bought over to THE ROBBERY OF FIVE HUNDRED FOUNDS.-011T Siena% as many murders as Mr. Menet, I should have been eooe v., oe:wee., Gre!eerr;oittow
bookseller, April 27 & May 26 at 111, at Prolsoe. Hartle.. Aprft 11, Mena Maris, Webb. Ap. IL equines
the government by a situation given to his lon-or without readers will probably recollect that three months ago we gave The Lord Chief Baron said he should have meat difficulty ableitted. treat me Ridley, Shields, Ao IG, Nestor, LS., Ap. 17, NewiteMil , AC
Hatinghall.gt. Sole., B k Tarrant, Boadat., Walbrook; off. o o -
referring t,o his put votes-they must cone to the conclusion s detail of the theft of robbery of the awn of 5001 , erkkh in deciding whether the aware wu good or bad, if he had . Tbe Common &Tian said that for the satisfaction of the 'mg Follett Sambrookat M. Prim Edward. GraveseArilla ,
that hei had neglected his duty eta the IMAM referred to, was effected in a very that/rens manner from th. counter of been called upon to enforce it by attachment. The court in he 'ht state that the were in pomeasion of the kart- Jewel With It' licensati victualler, M lis29 at 11, at B • ..I=l,, orarmlnAtit 112.8"er r Mllidelltes6,66p.
I al
and was chewing of reproof. would not enter upon the question as to whether the tem
the Union Hank, Gleagew, on a Saturday, when the bank . . . _e_o 40,000 f. by systematic
robbery.
ierge that eke mall& with a who had. stolen. Ct. Pets.:Treilern'es white, Isarge-yeectUmb., a Sabine, Bristol; chi. "I'W. Gim;:m-. an. iTrianl . 14111781iina, Alt MA. t
. - off. anis., Miller, Brietol. Coquette, LW., April 17,M... Petenburg Prowarace, Deal, Ap. N, 1 ill
Mr. PALMER clamed only fair play and simple justice was more than usually thronged. The SUM carried off oon- awarded was sufficient, and the two remaining questions noov Joule Wino" & RICHARD _ Clare, Ihme_ gal, Ap. 14, New York Palmyra, MI, Ae. 17, 1
IMAM Liverpool, meethants, May 1 a Corollas Maratha, Hull, Ap. 16, Ms, J eney , April IS, Z
for Mr. D'lloart at the hands of the electors. He would listed of five notes, rah for 1001. Not until the prism
t were left in such doubt that they did not feel at libaty to set - ------ 23 at 11, at Liverpnol CL Sala, Mime &Co , Newenn, 8t Booker, gonlanSwg Ream, Heal Aiell 1
L__, s.
not amoral a to thee pan services of their representative, week could the slightest clue be found to any part of the adds the award upen those grounds. For his own part ho POL/C.B.—ItIATIRDAY. Liverpool; off. sang , Bird, LiverpooL Compeer, Salmon, April 16,1tetroto Itichwood. anal, April It lb INS .
.L
Cathedra, Middy Ap. la Mena Rolla, Deel, Aral le, Perim
but to the vote be had nerdy given in favour of Mr. Humes money, when, strange to say, one of the list or stolen notes entertained doubts as to the validity of the award, and with einereene Wawa; Coalbrookdale, Shropshire, coach pinpricks:, Ilaz upta.u,t,. ow, Ap. 0, Ire, Deal, April 111,11 Mme r
melba -se full and complete a meaaare of financial reform for 1001. wail found to have been lodged in the savings' bank r'slee f h •blell il
et to the appointment ot o umptre yt e a way BOW.STRERT. 1&29 at 10, at Birmingham Ct. Sols., Oordon, Shrewsbury, C.Atherinao.Orarsa. , Ap. IS, Iloilo Guernsey, Ap 17. la haalL
as the other, if not SIM g& Mr. Coblea's motios was at Greenock, by a mitt-dealer of that town, who was not I, i mere et to reertain wa. was m-
it almost • 10l ' h • ' Holtman, itirmingbam ; off. assig Valpy, Birmingham,
TER ROBBERY OF DOM AT THE BRITTON MUSultit, Titoism WklOllT, LOl4OOll, S da Cansella, , Ap. IS, Haab. Raes;G r•April Ithissille
man Imel Am Iti; Jamas laysilat• Homy, A . 11, Oran ti
nded b '1"
U d those • m-
y the act of par ent. ner term lire, grocer, April 26 at May el .aee; mei, Ap. IS. ammam
rentable in itself, but stopped short at plediting the house previously known amongst his fellow-townsmen as having te etc.-Tinto:eon Mg° who stands accused of stealing aat 12, at Birmingham Ct. Solo, Young, Stafford, & &lath, Bit- maii Hull, Aix IS Dwatra Regolecioa,Onv .17,Mahm
to a certain redact's and no mom ( No, no, ' an
" ' 1 tat any toe of his life been blessed with banknotes for a stance", the eourt determird not to est the aw •
ard aside, but quantity of erne and Medals from the British Mennen and Intogliani ; Mr. amdff., VaIPS, Birmingham. Imtat • o .
Hon A'• IS Delfelei garala, Gravesciirril tam' •
lit Oterge,Liv., Amu it, *nut a
f ejectment in
itt Mir.) Mr. liner's motion, equally extensive, had Wire ameonnt. Eis nal" ill Thigeld Walker, and there can to lean Mr. Fork's to bring an action o . Sem the collections of several panons of direction, was INSOLVENT PETITIONEES. Es , arUep., April IS, Illab. tima, Cork, Ap. IS, Cillinhor a
had the support of Mr. D'Eyncoort, as bad various ether he no mistake as to the identity of the note, from the plea- hich the whole quer= might be raised. laced at the bar before Mr. Jardine, on remand from Ai PORTISIADSTILIST. Estee/else, Tann., Ay. IS, Rotterd. Mini Flower, Ea, as. N Seen
LIM, Onmem, Ap• IS, Mks 1 lielatunond, Hull April It Wora Off
motions to the like purport. When a man was found, lierity ola pier of silk beteg puled oo the back of it for its w The oth - el el th ul &•1,
er learned Suess coneurre ,an er e woe under lut Mr. Bodkin conducted the prosecution •e• Bern, o,ee, oe• we teeeeee e 1,, e, et, Tee,„„„o•Doel,„ ,e,,, Emmet Greases., Ap. IS, Haab. I Wan aad Mia.Rartiet. Ap. LIM tg
throughout a Meg life, constantly voting in support of the better preservatice. He wu on Friday apprehended in hie discharged, but without oosts. , , Hollows, cht. 333..... a.,......„.„.., bum ... Feb", Deal, Apr(ll6, Constrain. Sophie, Hartlep., Ap 1 , Aalborg
Hi. Mir ROOD attended for the defence. OD the berm were lie b„„ ~,,, en,,,sa.ag, mo...sg, ametb., Feve MMus, lianlep., Aro IS, Ornbis,W tar., April is.llabra al
riehts ef the people, he was entitled to claim credit fa it. place of brines', and is now in the hands of the Glemow -- G ern Fox Sir Hem Ellis and the Earl of Enniskillen sarrwls' • C. F. Amer !milt, Amin/Sem Ilaisib. 0 Sarah, Do:I, Ap. IS, Trained 0.1
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-YEeTEBDAT. " ' TY • ..•D. D„ gaaroat.entaae, ya„eaa, at, raaaal, . p„... „,,,u.,.. Aped le, Haab. . Sabel', Meow, Ap. 13. Matra
No better mat of their representative's attachment to the police. Kr. Doubleday, one of the curaten of the antiquities, pt. orapenter. S. L. Paula Upper bone.y.t, Enderich Tows, Aiello, rill IS. ' Them Jam, LSI.O ellsnalail
Dakar Mr. theamissioner Pane.
liesties of the people could be found than in his having sup. swore positively to two coins, now produced, as having J. itaatv.v. Ratter at., Streak, beer. Word. st. , liner.
pined Mr. llssee's motion for pullementary reform of last UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Rs 11C011111DON AND blAexew. been stolen from the collection in the museum under hfr oth'eeel,=,o„ D.,,,,,.,k 0, Dag Meeeregeet•e"' °•`•.;Fetee„......, oreemeretteyeeets.
~,mal.hst Governor Limerick, An. liatle.c TWA =At: ttigT:roso. tit
Tbis was the day appointed, by adjournment, for the last ee,,,e Ap SIM
sorer Mr. D'Eyneonn had bees falsely charged with Crowson Aram 17.-Dscare or TAR DOWNIM H could not be mistaken about them for he beg Harbour.M., Cirsherwell, erlelneer W. F:lintoci, Cra um.,-Gekley. OWNTIONAra•LA. 7 'lei. NrCorratillet Thebes and Mk SHAW, tled ". bi
examination of these bankrupts, who were merchants at ---• • and inacklater. eq., St. Parana. Drain
aliffkildie WS duty. la the last session his name arum d BROFZMIOR OT Lews.-Profewor Thomas Stanie, Downin,g taken, previondy to the theft, a cast front each •
' a Ihem
Ottundernagu and Calcutta. The was before the court w. P. Kee ma. COL.'S. collar e , Maar Aug mama?, oarad.tee. ole itaia6olad,in!..ll:l',ll'lewfosod. Wendlant, Varrarb, Ap 11, Ora
is is Isamu number of diviiions, always in favour of the Profane' of the Laws of England, expired at his lodge, in a sulphur mould, whuoh wu of the moat perfect land that uperr•rauseent, serape. 3,,,,,,.,..,b.....g.,...b5.p, Sergipe, Mimi, April 17,Alsoallsy Wonder, Ognama, AP. M its" D
not I ago whea an ad.° ent took place for the bank-
libellers ef tits people. He had censtantly voted against the Downing College, on Sunday evening last, at the age of 68. °°g -clot 111 77111 COI/MT.
fis tfth • dit °mild h• ma% sad give the minut°4 °ma" Pe°°"•r"Y cif J. memoirs, ersatare, lecture, o. bee VESSELS 13PORWITIL. 0
re ta to r or some art r &Noun o es teepee ure,
eleseress darn of the Crown and 0 overnment Security Professor Starkie graduated at St. John's Ogles., and went Pd the original vrith gnat raceme He could, therefore, swear „ern, I , 64110041 Y, Wiltshire, Mean •
an te present their balance-sheet in a more formal shape. 1 victualler. CMS. ISAII I La. 'NA
BUI, conisealy called the " Gagging BiU." He had also out la 1803, when he was senior wrangler. He mimted to, te the iden • f then two coins He neil-i-e. Ade Chnhire
without say doubt - - tity o . • o , y , , tin-plate IZ. Jona, mom, russeskia, eleek ass
Ai — "—L.- "_2-1' i—!---
Ths fU wi th ite tad •-T di-
e o ng Were 0 MS, IS MOW presen . 0 CFO bi
voted in favour of the smaneipation of the Jews, sad ia sup- and was appointed Fellow and Tutor of Catherine-WM and bad taken no cost since the robbery. The coins had been I wwher• I imba mane" , benne . Apig I ,Off Westin MII
' tors, 49,8751. ; ditto secured, but whose claims are not yet . , • . Hamar Wsniegton, Lancashire, W. liraugallaa, JUA., Bath, lace. A sisAw)•• St Lem. .. Of Mob
poet of Sir De Lacy Evanes motion for the repeal of the subsequeatly (in 1823) Downing Professor of Laws. He in e of the police sire the arrest of the prisoner te
selustal. 27,8701 capital from the firm of Hughesdon Bro. "' ateasee'ateaw. IMO. 13i/Ag (cilium) Itliaberg.... Pa Jolues•N., April a 'OILMEN
Tarrying Mara of the Refers* BilL Oa every question was •111101 Mild Univenity Corse in 1825 ; and lately, by „2 ~,,o. , • . and they - -••-- -, - eeesion oi D. 800..., ROINON, Cheshire, R. Owns, emereptee.
wen found by termer Fiela ex the A m Ellen !Calcutta Lanka I _ .Peb le IS S. ONE s
i M;D, 4,1741. ; profits, 11,2911. By property aboolesseter. a. B. lawman Han, Journeyman Hendrick Wester' Cardiff .. Ha Xs. 0 la N. .11 It
involving public liberty ke had been at kis post, sad had the whist governmene to the judgeship of the Clerkenwell esrm ' '''"
a of • • 5 2581- good debts, 300/ • doubtful
anignees„ . ; . , police, concealed in a secret drawer in the prisoneee writing 1. convey , New Dowiney, Rent, ram bulkier aid. lime, Margaret (og Ne.) Ne;arsa April S Ofiltbroitel ta
voted in favour of the people. (Hear, Ira.) Motives had Small Debte Court. All the above preferments are of "IL desk. The inspector, in the coarse of his evidence, now pre. r joduersr wee uliasso,nismord, xeratitre. boot Nary WEIL) .. New Eork
been imputed to Mr. D'llyacout for his vete on Mr. Cob- course, rendered vacant Prober &akin in the year
' ditto, 4,4201. ; property in kande of assignees in India, . la ,
dried in addition seventy-one walusble coins, which he elm nes et llosiesstsblre, Isar- mad shoe Mem Halasthan
i 7 .• tto in an s o emn. en erson, an c
2 351 di •hd f 24 H d d 'aimed e. Vows little College kt. , rimer Timbre Newport Havana •• • • ASH 0 • ii• il 11'
dilk'S Mt 70111; IL had been insinuated at Ute Lambeth vestry 1840, esstestal the repreentation of the borough of Cam- . - ' . e_ found st the prisoner's lodging", No. 15, St. James'esquare. w• Ham Liming'. AIM, bad i Thwimi.M., blacksmith, Il
23 5531 ood in Calcutta claimed --- •
ya,/,.., .1,„, t0,,,,,,A 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ),,,e ... .1,,„,,a,,, 1,,s me a.m. toy tele 'Tinos., ,t, _,,ePl __l ,_ _e_ ~,,„„ er me, "7, _ General Fox identified the greater part of these as haying ertate Liverice, jourserean i 81411slino.""u"•°°"•"••1"' D"' eAdvertieement.)-THE Mon' FEATirCL Cain Of
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TER Rosen: 01764:6iriTT81 BILITIBB MUSED It,
Ac.—Timoleon Mato who stands unused of stealing a
quantity of colas and Medals from the British Museum, and
from the collections of several persons of distinction, was
placed at the bar before Mr. Jardine, on remand from
Mushy last Mr. Bodkin conducted the prosecution;
Kr. Claris attended far the defence. Oa the beech were
General Fox, Sir Heavy Ellis, and the Earl of Enniskillen.
Mr. Doubleday, one of the curators of the antiquities,
swore positively to two coins, now produced, as having
been stolen from the collection in the museum under his
care. He could not be mistaken about them, for he b
taken, previously to the theft, a cast from each of them ia
a sulphur mould, which was of the most perfect kind that
could be made, nd gave the minutest flaw and peculiarity of
the original with great exactness. He could, therefore, swear
without any doubt to the identity of those two coins. He
had taken so east Knee** rebbory, The coins had been
in the pommies of the polies shoe the arrest of the prisoner,
and they were found by Inspeetor Field of the A division of
police, concealed in a secret drawer in the prisoner's writing
desk. The inspector, in the coarse of his evidence, now pre.
clued in addition seventy-one valuable coins' which he also
found at the prisoner's lodgings, No. 16, St. James's-square.
General Fox identified the greater part of these as baying
been stolen from his cabinet, to which the prisoner had
aeons. Of the remainder he could not be so positive, al-
though, as they were all rue an* valuable, and similar at
least to those which were missing from his collection with
the other more certainly identified ones, he could have no
doubt they were the same. The value of these coins
as aid metal might not be above ten pounds in the whole
but their vellum antiquities was not so easily determined.
There was none of them that was not worth at least three
or four pounds, and he had paid at a greater rate for most of
them. The gallant general took occasion further to say
that he had been informed by persons of the highest respec-
tability that not only was the prisoner's badly highly con-
nected, but his own conduct had been irreproaeheole up to
the time when these charges arise.
Mr. Jardine said that such testimony might be of sone
service to the prisoner elsewhere, but could not avail hint at
present. He was reinaoded for another week.
The prisoner's father, the late Count Vlasto, was con:
sleeted with the Turkish diplomatic corps about twenty.
three years ago.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTERDAY.
Balms Mr. Onmelmitessr Tine.
Rs arouses:son AND MACKAY.
This was the day appointed. by adjournment, for the last
examination of these bankrupts, who were merchants at
Chundernager and Calcutta. The cue was before the court
not long ago, when an adjournment took place for the bank-
rupts to render some farther account of their expuditure,
and ts present their balance-sheet in a more formal shape.
The following were the items, as now presented :—To credi-
tors, 69,8751. ; ditto secured, but whose claims are not yet
adjastol. 27,8701. ; capital from the firm of Hughesdon Bro-
th,u, 4,1291 ; cask, 4,1741. ; profits, 11,2911. By property
in hands of assignees, 5,2381. ; good debts, 3001. ; doubtful
ditto 4,4201. ; property in lands of assignees inltit
2,73814 ditto in hands of Messrs. Henderson, and cla
by the assignees, 23,5531. ; goods in Calcutta claimed by
Kum. Henderson, 16,0001. ; cash in the bank of Bengal
claimed by them, 1,3531.; trade expenses, 1,3131. ; interest,
1,6361. ; brokerage, 9731. ; commission, 1,5.521 ; insurance,
4751.; drawn out by Mr, Hugbesdon, 1,2891.; by Alex.
Mackay, 1,3311. ; losses, 65,9381. Mr. Lawrence was for the
bularapte. Kr. Rotbarghe again appe..red for the as-
signee s, to oppose the paudag of the bankrupts. His first
objection was that the balancosheet was without dates. The
losses were stated at 55,0001., without any specific explana-
tion of how they had arisen.
The bankrupt, Hughesdon, in txaminatisn, stated that the
accounts had been prepared from papers in the possession of
the official assignee, the books of the Ilya being is the cus-
tody of the Insolvent Court at Calcutta.
His Hot our said, undue these circumstances, it was for the
assignees, if they thought proper, to procure a further inves-
tigation at the expense of the estate. Mr. Rozburghe further
objected that there were discrepancies between the aecbunt
now rendered sad the schedule which the bankrupts had
filed in the Calcutta court.
Kr. Hughesdon was further questioned, at considerable
length, as to the mode in which the 55,9381. of lamas had
Ms f saesetainsd. He said it bad been arrived at from the
assonat sales furnished by Messrs. Henderson to the &d-
-ig melpic
Attu sous desultory discussion, his Honour said the
sesifaree wen naberally sore at the fact of Messrs.
ablablei so large a share of the 'an
piny, sad he emaceived the opposition had estri:ll;=
ma this feeling. If, however, the assignees wished IN a
Mem searching examination into the amours, he would net
*pees it, though the additions" expense, both of attorneys
aid accoaneants, would no doubt be fearful.
It appearing that one of the assignees was for further In-
vestigation, and the other against it, his Honour said he had
so right to interfere to prevent the inquiry ; but the official
anissee Waft that he believed the figures were perfectly
weed, the bankrupts was allowed to pus.
Kr. I,ismghe asked that a distant day should be fixed
for the eraliKeate, in order that the assignees might have
time to pumas their investigation, and that any matter arising
thereout should be dealt with at the certificate muting.
The Coronsi,sioner said, if the result 01 the' investigation
was to show that the bankrupts had given an unfair prefer.
*nee to Messrs. RH:ducat, that matter might be urged
giblet them on their application for certificate. Meantime
the assignees might nominate as accountant, with the un-
derstanuing that he should make all speed with the inquiry.
He would fix the certificate meeting two months hence, when,
if necessary, a further adjournment might be asked for.

C•asansos, Aran 17.—Dicaun or van "lounges
Paorasson or Laws.—Professor Thomas Starkie, Downing
Professor of the Laws of England, expired at his lodge, in
Downing College, on Sunday evening last, at the age of 68.
Professor Starkie graduated at St. John's Clllege, and went
out in 1803, when he was senior wrangler. He migrated to,
and was appointed Fellow and Tutor of Catherine hall, and
subsequently (in 1823) Downing Palomar of Lowe. He
was appointed University Counsel in 1815 ; and lately, by
the whist government, to the judgeship of the Clakenwell
Small Deb Court. All the above preferments are, of
course, rendered vacant. Professor Starkie, in she ear'
1840, contested the repast Masks of the borough of Cam-
bridge in the liberal interest, but was beaten by his au
savative antagonist Alexander Grant) by a majority of
726 to 647. As an author, the name of the subject of this
notice will go down to posterity in cassexioa with "Scalds
on Evidence," and isen ral other works of high and standard
reputation. Professor Starkie's death is to be attributed
rather to • general decay of nature than to say specific
disease. He has left a family to mourn kis to..

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T.Tolto ate, Liverpool, Journeyman
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meeting—
The CHAIRMAN intimated that it would be out of order
to allude to the peesesiNip st ths we're cantina.
Mr. PALM'S meld thou scatent himself with airing a
fiat matradieties is Oho lasinustions there made. It would
be mart mind, ow ameetat of s single vote, to declare that
one The bed asidelostly supported public Ulm ty through •
keg lb had /Whited the confidence of his constituents.
( Hear. hear.)_
1. BYRON supported the amenament, and alluded
to the tomuspd tried services of Mr. D'ilyncourt.
Mr. R. DRUMMOND complained that • breach of confi-
disco had lase aommitted in the publication of Mr. D'Ern-
mort'llesK MAW, which was addressed to an individual and
mat le the amaistlen.
The ONAIRKAN said that es Mr. D'Eyneourt's letter to
another saesclag had been hooded to them, they hod a right
to make me et it.
After • lbw worts from Mr. BOULT and Mr. Dootyom,
in reply,
The amoadmerit was put and lir getivellartu l=drasjo-
rity, and the cdpal motion was then loud
cbsoriau
Mr. ADDINGTON mowed :
Taal, la the ' dais mesas& as membet of the Mem
Oimasses Innen aides
themaisom et Mops* ohm Mk te mesa hetis
wee M t
Ismer eft •Dl ipmeurtusssesse maihen to Ms leeogla foresed_ by Mr.
Ohba swe. emir* es ihst eon.
shim ftifiN bs dMa 6, Oho owed alai disks et Ms lame&
/Ir. NAILIIIR esomided the eseties.—Apeed te,
Thanks VON the. road to the eltairmas, sad the meet.
to separated a slink beano 11 o'clock.

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E. A. W. Ban, Castle-at, Long-sere, IW. Lam, Henvolmtralidlas, West-
mster-rd., wise serehant
LW. Harms ,Panuilm.rov,Claphass W. H. Lore, ilmacelre, CarMerthen-
rd., butcher. .we. colliery proprietor.
J. Haar, nary, lasesakire, vanes J. I. r, Jun., New-sq.,mansfectorer. burlster.alar.
T. Bator, Soutlemples, J. Lemur, Wawa*" pl., Rent.
Ihurnow, , Hula, Lancashire, ish•tova , conker clerk.
boats tuner. B'. Hs, asno,Adraerrov,liampstrod•
P. Beam, Tortell pork, liverpool, rd.,josuseysnan Matelver.
P .Adunlvrowilarepatea-
d C. Cara, advmpotl, chief pacer rd., foreman tad botther.
Cif tae s team alp Vaal. W. W. lLundoory, itoseage.a.,
,W. Cameo, lionthiea, Hampshire, Briek-in., superinteo.
Wanda dent ot
A. Casa. BrombraY,Westailaster, E Hoar, ,
Carpainter.lton. npon-Medieck ,
and ooloarmen. Lanceraire
E Coo, laeliaLlmax,inateper. W. Hum, Wielitieston.pl., tapir
H. Lumber et, Seven•ads• Bielover.iduiPlaw
batter. J. S. Musem,Clarmice pi,Cemberwell,
Corusa, Addison•rd., Notting-kin, rd., cal Make.
gardear. IL Wormadbalidless,
C. (Mama Oromenorin., Kenning- Brick.in , Lacs, taker.
ton, botai samehaM. J. Oosse, Benne, Lasalle, pork
• V. C. es Cur ,rs Reabone•pi., Oxford. Pitcher.
st. nandeasion swat. J. H. PACT. Dodleyst, Seven-dials,
J. H. Carve., St. Jawit-rd., to Joorbrymiaprister.
Maks. T. Pao., Back.rd,,
7. Dowser, Wrensincham, Norfolk, BLOW Mier.
boot MI
,see maker. J. revs". Pa.. Addington rq,, Cm-
W. W Brownies,. et., Holimen, forma, bulkier.
enthwt er. H.
..CCZ, Berkeley-at, Red Lion-
H. Demos,llskiset, West ClerkenvelLlosmeyrnan Mack-
lbaltbfteld, commiselon Smaller for smith.
the rale of Map Wane and cotton. J. KUM'S, Salford, Unmake,
J. Fracas, Vimeslone, Lancashire, emcee.
*week peter. B. DaceAszo, Meow Inedleari, aw-
l% rims, Heastridge Ash, Somerset, based labourer.
Wee. Mader in owe. D..lt, os, Liverpool, superintendent of
R. Gam, Hanabsidr, provision beliefs's.
dater. x. Rewcurve, see- Almon. et., Soho,
J. twee, Liverpool, Ikesecd vac. Wicklayer.
Welke. 1. P.A.:Atm., acre-sea, Golks.eq.,
W. Os as, Castle et. Zest, Oxford tailor.
tb• J. Moan, Hahne, Isnesalm, inat•
J. 'masa, Oldbury, iladnotalre, eber.
J. W. Mare, Crown-at., Soho, Wou
H. IlballafT, izazt.restboonse pi., neymen winter.
'bee , beet and id. W Sarre, Llaukrue, Kent, Meant
droggiat.
J. If Slather, Yorkshire, lan W. Irma, Ashperion, ifercrordalre,
actioneer.
ICYu. Bradford, Tortalke, slater. T. Lorna, Saab Shields, DArbwa,
lime:Nowt 011taper.e., New- Alpine,.
dnlFat Avetaseer. P. Tease. Wewleck-ter.,Wealork-rd..
T. Eros, Ctionter, litadordeldre, Clty•rd, builder.
tor J. Thew..., t0100.p1., og-rd,
1•1. Dre WAAA, Behold& Mere Watweervio.
4411111m0 rd. , Ncw Ittomptem, L, My, asp Nukes,
It. W. WALL, Lis Crown-a.,
fi...stqr."'"=;robigliosgria. wen- J.rirf 'AtaglsaCTAimus.
te,%%
riiet...wadh,";;l:ll4f. p*" C.l°Pl7%",k`P.74p' est pi., rpm
uceleweilecesess, nassmltonm. Yolk"
ddw,er.
P. w iar.rr, PAlprewt., Chapel- dile, easiest to a licensed vie.
Aiputtala•ni. , Ithoredltel, foreman tram.
• parkeeper. W. Witsurson,Mestbsamr, tamer*
• P. R. Sarre, Red Hoist., web sneer
theskesces, dealer la teary leather W. wawa, Dekesa, LialeOla••6lk.
"ails nelds. mew bore keeprr.
•
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
ODCWISLY, Banbury, Osfordsbne, wine & spirit merchant—
/et dlr. of Si'. 6d., Aril 19, & three subsequent Thum*" at Snow
feld's, BeainghalLat.
Vertums Garton. St. Peter's-climb , Cbrahill, merattent.ffiaal SM.
of ad. April 19, & three subsequent Thursdays, at etenefeld's,
BeceighilLet.
WILLIAM Rassuurros Rows...usn Srarnsossos DAVID Romer Re-.
umoross, & Jogai Perry TooLDIN, LaniteitLet., City, bankers—
Seal dlr. of 1 , been Ato X oil April 26, & linen LtoZ on April
27, at euoeteld'a, Beeinghall.at.
TVIORAB Soren Au. Tiptoe, Staffordshire, ireaussaler—let die. of
2s. HO., any Friday at Whitmore% Birmingham.
TFujiAw Sr," LieleWL, Iceeeater-sq., coppersmith—let die. of
Its. April 10, k three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld'a, Basing.
• intl.&
Tames Tracers, Sheffield, grocer—lot h final div. of 9d., on new
proofs only. April 17, k any subsequent Tuesday, at liopeb, Leeds.
DIVIDENDS.—May 14 I. Boyd, t4piud.sq. silk manufacturer—May
10. W. Broolo, Great theeenst., , oarcer—May
W. Mason, Redamest, City, boot k shoe manukoturee —May 10.
P. Fisher, Bristol, ironmonger—May 8. W. Fordyce,
clothier—May
upset- bookseller—May 8. 3. olleg, Shoreditch, clothler—M
11. W. F. Tyne,
Hammond, Causeway, Limehouse, engineeis—May 8. 8.
Langfad, Johost, Pentonaille, brewers—May 8. W.
It Roberts-place, Commweial.rd. Race, linendrues—May 10. Z.
Letib, Manchester, to & coffee merchant—May 8, J. E. Smith, J.
Mt Beard, & K. T. Smith, ChillaMea, waraknaesiill-119. S.
R. yy Snip h„Cheepside, City, marehou.seman —May 4. Emma Lom-
b° •rOoleord. Gloucestershire r —May 8. N. Wanoetrocht,
mestb.couage, Blackheath-hill, • &owe keeper.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
ALDRIDGE—A gil LL the wife of Mr. Aldridge, Bouthamplee. d

• sou.
MAO BAVE.—Apetl, 12, at Borrow Boot, Socosrset, the wile of J.l.
Blagrave, Esq., f a daughter.
BRIG 16 at Gloucester mad, Ay 'oparklardate, inks
IL Mega.
BUB NlL—April 14, at Kelso, Mn J. Bum, of a ste.
COLBTON.—ApriI 16, at Dorsot oiulre, the alto of E. Cobb', Bal.
late 16th Ring's Marrs, of a sou.
CURTEI.4.—AprII 14, a: Sumer, the wife of U. 51. Mk
M.P., of a Noe aad heir.
HATER.—ApriI 13, at. Donnlngtou, Berko, the wife of E5et.841.4
8.N.. of a sea.
111.1D8TON.—Atel112, at Glasgow, Mrs. J.B. Eldstoo, of a WOW
MOSE.—Aptil 13, at Edtaburgh. Mrs. G. More, of I £OO.
RUB:MM.—April 12, at Edinkalth, MIL F. Resell, of a daadalr.
WILLI AMA.—April 15, at the reetem Heath], Berta tho 61411
Witham, Nog, of a sta.

MONEY MatkET.
TUESDAY lemma.
From a Dublin contemporary we learn that the
commission appointed by government to inquire into
the constitution of the Stock Exchange at the instance
of the Royal Exchange shatebrokers, has come to a
termination for the present, in consequence of the
latter body baying objected to three of the commis-
sioners, Messrs. Wilson, Crosthisait, and Roe, as hav-
ing signed a petition in favour of the continuance of
the existing act- These gentlemen in consequence
declined to act, and the inquiry was adjourned.
The Irish bank returns for the monthUve appeared,
and continue to sh a down wnrd progression in the
circulation. The figures are as follow :
Circulation. Gold.
Bank of Irekad 0,595,000 £609,000 -
Private Banks 7.601.550 8117,000
Showing a diminution in the circulation of no less
than isq,ooat
. on the month, and, as compared with
the swine time last year, of 700,0001. A comparison
of the amount for the lest few months will show the
present Weis of trade and commerce in this country.
W 6 omit the bullion, which has not materially varied,
the difference on last month being only 27,0001.
increase 9
1949—DeounNovemberbet
SI
1649=31 4751.000
27 4,673,090
4,560,000
5401,000
The amount which the banks are entitled to issue
is 6,354,0001. in addition to the bullion, 'poking at
prevent 8,060,0001., against their &Masi issue of
4?101,0001., or vytle more than one half. The
ctrculatios the of England at the two entire
dates Kix?" dano was nearly the mum

MARRIA.GIitI. •
BANAN—WillTE.—Aptil 13 at FR Thome & Wletteem VI
closely mesram to the iof the Roman Cathode ara".
D. ldinan. Fick. 87th It r lAA Pudllet.L. wood see, tea..
Req.. of Old Town Mouse, Westmeath, to Adeside FThile• ha
youngmt daughter of the late Rev. T. P. White.
BLACK WOOD—LAMBART.—AprII 1?, at Broomfield Cl
set, Metter. J. P. Blackwood. LUIS), to the Bight 1100 lartgam'
Lambert, Aster of the meant Bart of Num.
CAUPRILL—JAMIESON.—Apre 13. at Craven (ottaCe, 0
by the Be,. Mr. Undersea. A. Campbell, Pot. 0101" E. VIPs
of Ideet..ool. P. Campbell. fortneriCd...:k 4.th .
Ann, rolkt of the late .1 Jamieson, .. sad Youalka
the late 8. Sewell. Pm.. 4.o..ldentreal.
NAYLOL—WILBON.—.WiI 12, at talrerton Churrb, earoe4
too. by_ the Rev. W. lettuce, view of Pcsborough. N
shire. W. T. Semler, Esq. of Airburthhill, nearLiersiroo.
lone, daughter of the late R. WILIDO. FM. of Aok*
Yorkrtdre.
ROBINSON—ROOM—ApriI 11. at Cranford, near Kettedon WA
Rev. PM O. ft. Robinson, Bart, Amman:, oeurtme, menet 0%0
Robhron,Paq. of Norwood, Barre), to Barth Ellen. 41141,6
late Rem. J. liZeg, TiClie of Oeddington. Northamptonatge
BTHES—MARORANT.—ApriI 12, at Ilemsworlh, by their
Wrteltooo. reefer, John. mooed son of N. Sykee. Paii kw."
to Nary, mooed daughter of the late F. Mar Meat. M. ~,,",....p,lO
WIGAN—ARBIB.—ApsiI 14, at Town Melling. P.a. uf ."-'OO r
R. Larking, the Rm. W. I. Wigan, • !car of Past Malkfik I*
Ramo". third daughter of A. Akels. Eng.. of the Arta.
Main.

BNOW IN AMU—Yesterday, "boot litres 'fetlock
the restropeile was vielted by a heavy the
of how a phase-
masa emewbet =wad eves la the met isrlable of
sithatesomilswa bis Goghs' beams of hie rare. At
int the snow isessedol vary goody. bot la ha that balf so
bow it hes solidestly dean Is had one to wow tact
April bed gins plass to Desestbar, An less of lb*
day l
posseate keener teakettles of vista then we
base litherte sapedueseit Subs tae mow It
was sot • little seder to Nuns the esnallesses
and thdr drivers sled ia frosty who ; audi the Was(
hoes lades parks sod paths ealblied sa aspen equally
soseedens. . .
CIIANIIIL ISLANDL—Tbe new Pest-dies regula-
tion rekthe to the listrhheion of asewpopees treat these
slept
iamb les GO elholedso of these poliesatives.
hatted of lbe tadl Mg twelve sr berths larp
seeks, Ms mil lab ha Kooky tar Ingtend from
Est kids ad 1111 shove her issaltdeed
The otlre paper* poldhheil to the bloods (n-
-eeding does he dee Pm* /Prete/ Rue be
sztiogedhol the haw. It appose Ihat the r ostodater-
General less the Shorts mhos to saw aiy paper to roe
*malt the pat is tbsogle it shish bs stamped. • The
prepeirten el do Mond Mad pipers have waived oa-
tmeal's Sx tbdr *WS Odd Jeorsalidoeogb the pest fret,
sod lave Esseedsi tae Patella to Wow these to egad
that by ellinlig a balfputny or a poesy stamp ea sash.
They ease het pap be easepdled to priat ea stamped paper, I
like the Goebelers, would ems, them to a hos drone
inane's**, Wars of their distal@ Oren the capital.
But if they ere aboinkto send theirmad free,. by printing
ea steraped papsr es a Gimp, will ddy ta Adore be
nesaptiel hen pepiosat *Me seiverassesent did) ?
Tao Dow' encomium raft lientieux.—
The dike ii.ii* Caesar for Midellsion has besot ha-
lms:ill ehmenet by W. G. I. MBh is emosiqoasse of his
health !equities a few heaths' Moodie been ble ditties,
weigh, owhg to the esahnsoss of So, heist inditgaltha
el lir. Walley. have lute*, emu opethjsztoto. TM
duties of the odes Wilk prebaNy, to see the
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at the emphasise of width Ikea it ii bayed that ggr. hoe
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
NEW COURT.—YEantimaT.
Before the COMIOOO keeleest.
FELONIOUS BEARE TRANSACTION.
E. graybeard, aged 28, a wine merchant, was indicted for
feloniously converting to his own um certain valuable semi-
ties, to wit, 15 shares in a railway, of theyslue of 1001., the
pro of William Walker.
r. Bodha and Mr. Ruddiest's, prosecuted ; and Mr.
' Balltintine defended the prisoner._ ,The loaned counsel
having stated the case to the jury called
Edward Walker, who said—l am a clerk, and on the 24th
of July, is masequence of an advertistmest that
la the Times, stating that a clerk was wanted, I cep at
No. 3, Pancru-lane. The prisoner lived them, sad his
name on the door as a wine merchant: and at our first inter-
view he stated my salary would be at first only Mt yearly
and hoped I" was not married, as the salary wee low, I
told hint that I trusted it would lead to sow boas? ;
and after some further conversation I retwcad m whir.
Boatload, the secretary of the Brighten Railway, in the
service of which company I had been. I called meta, whey
he said he kid received a vary nice letter trosa Mr. Buckland,
sad was quit.) satisfied. X thee entered upon nay occupation
m a deck, having pieliocwly deposited with the prisoner 16

DEATHS. • .
ALLEN.—ApriI U, at Errol- N. 8., Robert .___l2. D. MOO
eon of Capt. Allen, and of the Earl of OriPsw": bmb
BACON.—AppI4, at Button Bennington, Nottingbl2o6o ...
BM.. sgedfi.
BC Rl.l.loll.—nprll 15, at Lensdownodrens, Wend:more rolp9o
son. Youngest eon of the late Mr. B. Innletr,h, EPA 11
Essex. aged 29.
COOKE.—! Ixll 14, It Clowerotroet, Anne, eldest daughtco of de WI
Dr. Cooke. of wer Arent.
JONER—Apro, 1 the "age. Nworthop, Flintshlre,the BIL I
Jones. lg.n.,ilG 11
view o that parish. aged 69
MACLEANE.—AptiI U. at Brighten, A. B. meekene, stood isof
the principal of MIAMI' Colleen
If EED.—April 12, at Fountain Dale. near ldrawneld, &MO. 2116
Fig . senior First Lieut. of the Bide Brigade. aged 25. ..
ODELL.—ApriI 11, It Ossablidge, lgr. J. 0. Odell, aged el.
POWELL—ApriI 16, at Doddington Conner, Old Kentrosd.J.P°ll
ift. MO ft lile. It •
saw
12. eliatrill, eldest eon of O. WIlk" ~ ,i. '
saw Portsmouth. aged PI . 440"
2 N.—Apdll6, at Southgate, ?Manes. Ans.IIII II
114kInson, agog O.
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!dated sail pablipbei by iCz.ama Stay Ham. of So. 8, !!.
the Mt lendos. Rtlnlyr.ltt tbe OH" ts booed
SHISCHibTL.—SrAyiIinDAT. Alba SSO.

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