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CONTINENTAL INDIA AND CONTI- LA JP INTELLIGENCE. POLICE INTELLIFENCE. 1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
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THE WAR.
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MANCHESTER R A CES. se
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COURT OF FXCHEQUER-JUNE 7. MANSTON•HOUSE.-Joseph Saunders was chargsd .
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with havieg attempted to obtain goods upun a false ! WEDNESDAY.
NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
(Sittings in Banco.)
4th of June (being the eerily g ' • - 't
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s &ea o tie ii.e-ay o• AN " •
D SIRAW MARKET-
check. The MEIKLAM HANDICAP of 5 sews. each, with 50 added, King George I- • '
day), in ordel
Oat straw, froi e 0 ' juNE
G.
I A ea of Conti- -
The transport Talavera embarked the fifth and last General Briggs has just published. a " Comparative
INILLIAMS V. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
The prisoner was remanded. for all ages. Certain winners extra. One mile. 21 siderable interest. r ' ' f
troop of Enniskillens al Plymouth on Tuesday. It con- View of the Population and Superficia r
LIABILITY oF RAILWAY COMPANIES FOR LUGGAGE.
Ihis year the 4th of June fell on a There was
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a large supply of straw of all descri Eons ia
sisted of 5 officers, 56 troopers, and 57 horses. Of these
he laintiff Sunday, and the speeches were fixed for esterda Tues- the - ' •
of Russia and Tur. In this case the action was brought by t p
GUILDHALL.-Henry William Hall, described in Mr. Saxon's Hazlenut, 4 yrs, 7st 1011) ......... (Wells) 1 y
:y ( market. The prices to-day were as follow :-P
.20 were embarked in the first half-hour, 23 in the next, nental India and Continental Europe within the Baltic
and Mediterranean Seas, exclusive
for compensation. The declaration set forth that the the police-sheet As a pawnbroker's essi
, . . • stant, resident at Lord Eglinton's Bianca, 3 yrs, sst 131 b (Waddine Hiehness Prince Albers • • Y eisato 8s 6d per kemple of 16 stones
and the remaining 14 in 20 minutes. At four minutes ,_ „
,ton) 2 6 ~ who had signified his intention tron ; wheat do., 7s Od to Ss 04 ; barle 1 6 0 703
,1 to s '
'to 12 o'clock she was hauled off from the jetty and taken "y.
ni• s the General, exceeds in popu. plaintiff had booked himself from the Paddington station 29, Myrtle-street, Hoxton, was charged with unlawfully Mr. Henderson's Nelly Hill, 3 yrs, 6st (Hall) 3of being present. By 10 o'clock there wa a considerahle Hay from lld to Lid ; new ditt 07 ' °••
s -
_ ,in tow by the Pike and Confiance steamers. The Dm- Continental I ( i.a, say
fCoti t 1 E of the defendants' railway to Bristol for hire as common and maliciously setting fire to a house occupied by him ' The following also ran :-Mr. l'Anson's Braxev, 5 bustle in the precincts of the ' s " o, 4to 04 per stone.
rficial area that o n nen a urope,
at 153, Fleet-street, on the 26th of February last, with 7st 12Ib (Charlton) ; Mr. Thompson's Bonnie B • 37rs ing to arriv • College, carriages continu-
airn, e from all parts, and at halt- e t 10 t 1 DA LKEITH ME AI al IRK
£OOO3 were cheered most heartily by the artisans of the lation and supe
B 1 • • ' d I Is h d d td th mselves so
ides by the a tic, the Atlantic carriers, an t iat tey a con uc e e
ET.
.-.-Juere 5.
intent to injure and defraud the Westminster Fire In- yrs, 6st 61b (J. Gill); Mr. Meiklant's Robin Hood, 3 yrs, doors of the Upper School were throw la 3
S le
There wcre in the int'i,rke' '
. dockyard, and by the crews of the Algiers, Impregnable, bordered on the three s I
portmanteau wi 1 s con en s
' °Ts, I hat. his •th •t• t t
/I.llPen• -"on 11 of haele • t to-day Zo bags of oatrne3lo
_ and other ships, who crowded the rigging as the Tale-
„ and the Mediterranean Seas. ts vast population com- nee ieent yas t
„ surance Company. 6st 61b (Bates); Mr. Phillips's fby Ganaeboy--.3.1a1d os after 11 o'clock his Roval Hiehness the Prince Consort, - ' ymeal, and oof pot-barley. Sales ready. l''''''
.
Vera passed. The tugs conveyed her to the east ems or • 13 t• s speaking different languages and with were lost. To this declaration the - defendants pleamsa Mr. Humphreys appeared for the prosecution, and Monton, 3 yrs, 6st 61b (T. Cliff). accompanied by the kin, of Portu,. ltl D , top price of oatmeal was ls down ; the second w - ~d clown,
rises na ion ,
a , ie uke of
the Breakwater, where she got under canvas, and with
peculiar local usages. The religion of the Hindus is, that they had made a " bye-law" under their act which Mr. Wontner for the prisoner, who was remanded for Betting-6 to 4 agst Hazlenut, sto 2 agst Bianca. A Oporto, the Prince of 'Wale,
s and Prince Alfred and the third was 6d down. P . , as " • e
ot barky ou the top pric
a favourable wind, sailed immediately for the Mediter- p
ermitted every first-class passenger to carry 'nibs. further examination, as the officer intimated he should fine race in with Hazlenut and Bianca, the former win- drove up to the College an(' w • •Os down.
like that of uropea ,
E ns based on one common creed, but P
be prepared on a future occasion with a great many ning by a head A length end ah 1 ere received in Oatmeel er seek f 2 ' 1
, p . o SO bs First. Second. Thiel.
ranean.
• bdivided into numerous national schismatic weight of luggage free of charge, but at the same time . ._ . , . . • a f between second Weston's-yard by the 'Provost, Vice Provost •' a
impei ial
more witnesses to estatdish tne case. and third. Braxey a bad fourth.
52s 0(1 51s 6(1 51s a;
Mr. Montalien Elibank Porter passed an examination lt is also su
the Fellows, the Head-Master, and the L
Id not be responsible for
declaring that the company wou
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ower-Master. Barleymeal, per ditto
• b d her Majesty's ship Victory, at sects. The written code of laws, probably as ancient as
The SAPLING STAKES of 10 toys. each, li ft, with 100 His Majesty the King of Portugal, and his P, Ib o P
in seamanship on oar
ked and paid for, and that the plain-
stily,a r -
_eoalsiermeal, per ditto - s Od. --s Ck„,`
Portsmouth, yesterday, qualifying him for the rank of a that of Moses, but much more in detail, is everywhere the same unless boo .
WORSHIP-STREET.-William Meade was charged added ; for two-yr-olds ; colts to carry Bst 71b, and ther, were attended by the Duke of T e'
crn.ara t c Count Fl per ditto s 0(1 -s 0(1 -s ha
lieutenant. respected as the basis of their civil institutions ; but in tiff was a first-class passenger, an a
d h d neither booked
under the followieg circumstances :- fillies Bst 41b ; the owner of the second horse to receive de Lavradio, the Viconee de Carriere, the 'B
P b; •
aron Sar- ot- aeley, per ditto
Mr Edward Madeewick Roe passed an examination
tice these laws have receiv d 1 1 dfi t. d nor paid for his portmanteau and its contents. To this e, sg- es' ~.,
s . e . prac • e oca mo ica ions, an- . . . _ nig. ~, m. esaaelews, a retired tradesman in Orinesby- 25 stars. out of the stakes. Certain winners extra. ,
Tent°, the Chevalier do Mello, Colonel Folque, Lord
at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth, yesterday.
what is adopted by conventional usage by one nation is the plaintiff replied, that as to some of the contents they street, Kingsland, stated that about six months since he T.Y.C. 37 subs. e Tabley, and Cuionel Wylde. The Prilic 0
e __orison. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-JuNE 6: ,
qualifying for entry into the service as clerk's assistaat.
no longer applicable to another, removed at a distance were articles of common clothing, not weighing 401b5., wES introduced to the prisoner, who told him that, in Mr. J. Osborne's Lord Alfred (J. Osborne) 1 yvas attended by Lord George Lennox (Lord in Wait- There were in the market to-day, i 4 sacks oatmeal, e,“ l'i
The Cormorant, No. 103, hired steam transport-shainpa
of some hundreds or thousands of miles. There is a re- and of less dimensions than 3 cubic feet, and then as to
addition to a large quantity of othr disposable pro. Mr. Meiklam's ;Icily
(Templernan) 2 c 6 1 . • • oin in aiting), and by weighing 2801bs imperial, which sold thus :-14 at et. 13s,
having taken on board a number of siege guns . b markable coincidence in respect of language between the other articles that he entered a mile prosequi. The perty he had before owned, he had recently come into Mr. Noble's Yeutiels (Charlton) 3 (gnaw du Plat (Equerry in Waitine). Mr Gib's- wes oat Ot. Os 0(1, and oat 0/. Os.
munitions of war at the Royal Arsenal, Woolshicto,
India, and Europe. All the nations inhabiting the defendants then rejoined that the portmanteau contained possession of a very handsome addition, in right of The following also ran :-Mr. Wentworth, e . in attendance upon the Prince of ' . '' '
s Katie 4. Wales. The royal --e-----
moved up to the dockyard yesterday, and was taken in
f regions north of the Vindayan range of mountains, other articles than those of clothing, and to this the succession to his uncle who bad recently died in Marson); Mr. Taylor's h f by Chanticleer, dam by Don and distinguished party arrived from Buckinelesin iat LEEDS, JUNE 6.
the basin preparatory to embarking rnen ind horses o
dividing upper from lower India, speak dialects of the plaintiff demurred. the West Indies, amounting to about 35,000/., and John (Flatinan) ; Mr. Thomas's f b S •
y pringy Jack, out lace by the South-Western Railway, where fo'ur'of tl; - The show of wheat to-day ss.as c- 1 ' d'
qua to tne deman
the Royal Artillery for service in the East.
Sanscrit language, introduced from the conquering Ilin• Mr. Cowling, in support of the demurrer, said that that he had also a considerable floating balance in the of Motley (W.White). royal carriages were in waiting to conve them tltl e The millers purchased sparingly, and fine fresh qualities
9 h battalion
Captain Brandling's No. 1 company, 1-to, dus, perhaps 35 centuries ago ; while, with the exception the question raised was so raised for the purpose of hands of the Bank of England. In confirmation of Betting-6 to 5 agst Sicily, 6to 4 aest Lord Alfred coilege. On alighting from his carriage ythe 1:) 1 re maintained Friday's rates. Other sorts neglected. Bar-
lock a m'
arrived in the garrison at Woolwich, ot 6e
he
of the Mahratta nation all those of the south speak dia. having the opinion of the court as to the legality of the this statement, he showed him several imposing-look. won by a neck ; half a length between 17econd and thin ;
•d, Terceira, instantly recognized General Si; John Alla °f
~v ley noinival. Beaus steady. Other articles unaltered.
ark to-da ;
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He would
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yesterday, from Shoeburyness. It will m
lects of a language derived from an aboriginal race bye-law relied upon by the defendants' plea. ing official letters, addressed to himself as " William and between third and fourth. Doyle (now one of the Military Knights of W. ''..
Judson.),
for Turkey. bmit that the company had no power to make the bye-
of inhabitants anterior to the Hindu conquest. So in 811 . . _ . Meade, Esq., Villiers-manor, Holt, Norfolk," some of The UNION CUP of 200 sovs in specie, added to a handl- and shook him cordially by the hand, DUBLIN-JtTNE 6.
h garrison yesterday
Prices .--White v
m heat, 43s 0,1 to 47s 0(1 ; red, 40s Od to
Fifty horses arrived in Woolwic 1 A
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Europe, all the languages north of the Alps, with the law, inasmuch as its terms were at variance and incon- which purported to be communications from the East cap sweepstakes of 5 sovs each ; for three. Id d
yr-o san As Prince Albert and his illustrious guests entered the 4 •
43 Od. Barley, 16s ad to 228 6,1. Oats 16 01 t les 0.1
from Dublin for the service of the Roya rti ery, and
istent with the 169th section of the company's act, the I die Com an all upon the subjec • choolroom tl b e tl • ' .
exception of the French, are of Teutonic origin, while s
p Y., . tof his property, and upwards. Certain penalties ; the owner of the second s te oys „nye iree-tunes-three such hearty per barrel. Oatmeal 1.6 (31 tlB ''3 ( ° ' 2.2
' be sent to the seat of war, to
d h W IV 1 7 I•h 11 • d er a •
3 ( 0 3 04. bakers' flour, 1
between 20 and 30 are to
France and the other southern nations speak lam. sth an 6t m. ~ c. 0, w tic a owe a passeng one in particular, which made most impression upon the horse to receive 20 soya. out of the stakes. About cheers as good lungs and loyal hearts could alone pre. Od to 27s Od. IndiO '
. n corn, per 4801 b. 41s to 45a.
fill up casualties.
guages derived from the Latin. With these fahts to take free of charge articles of clothing not exceeding witness dated from the Bank of E 1 d
ng an , and signed by one mile and a quarter. Eightv-nine subs. duce, and the cheering continued until the augu t
s party
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• barge of a non-commissioned
40 lbs in wei ht and 4 cubit feet in extent, and limited I' h -Marshall and their attendants hed ask
Thirtv-two privates, in c .
before us, the Legislature has acted wisely in retain- :• .. g . Mr. 3. att ew a ! described as " Governor "of Mr. Ewbauk's Snowdon Dunhill, 4 yrs, 7st Blb • '• en their seats immediately COAL MARKET.-Juss 7.
- terday monaing at 10 o'clock,
officer left Woolwich yes
t t. 1 f
dia the liability of the company, as carriers, oaric es o the Bank requesting him to withd • •
law his balance in (G. Oates) 1 opposite the raised platform from which the speeches
proceeding by the North Kent Railway to Strood, en ing the present system for the government of In
h,
under which so vast an a,cquisition has been made to t e clothing belon in to assengers of such weight and eir I 'd
of 25 000/
th. ian s , ~ and re-bank it elsewhere. The Lord Chesterfield's Typee, 4 yrs, 7st 61b (Ashman) 2 we.re •
delivered On the rieh
et of the Prince sat the Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market; :-
route to Chatham, here they are to be instructed in
hd• •gg B Ph
144 h' t• th corn any
British empire with comparatively little bloodshed, and suc imensions. yt e t sec ion e p prisoner became so confidential, and displayed such appa- Mr. Howard's Little Harry, 5 yrs, 7st 121 b Wells 3 King of Portugal, the Prince of Wales, the Provost Chester a, ;
e Wallsend, &a.
wd
• th t '
raising field works, an in . e cons ruction of fortifica- . horised to make b e-laws for the good govern- t • terest in him that ( ) th I' 1a ' - • ra'n
17 6; - s. (i•
tions, and sap ing and mining. The Ro al Sa d
k ppers Ili which has been administered with a certain degree of ad- were eut . . y
d- d h ebe n t re u nant
vantage to both countries. The climate alone must ment of the railway, provi e t e sam
d. et.
P •fr the ren in , he felt great gratification in the The following also ran :-Orestes Captain Cornish,
society of his new acquaintance, and when the prisoner, Eulogist, Calot, The Itch, Guicowar, kss Agnes, Cathe- ( e eev. r. Hawtrey), M.Van de Weyer (the Belgian Davison's West Har
Ambassador), the Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of tie 19 6ST 1 n
Hasting's Hartley .7.
.19 6:l3oclll's"Pn' .lB 0
16 0
Chilth;m have built new field y
Miners at vror s on th r
always deter Englishmen from settling permanently in to the laws of the country or to any tree honst i after asking him ifhe could so accommodate him, expressed rine Parr, fby St. Leon out of Thalia, Octavia, Tom, New Zealand; Lieutenant-Colonel Seymour, and Lieu- Hartlepool West Hal:tl.3r i 9 OiEden Millimmse „l9 0
d and have been -
practice groan , engaged for some time
India, if it were not already occupied by a dense and act. While by 167th section of the campany sac , everyf his intention to engage his ready-furnished apartments, Middlesborough, Catspaw. tenant-Colonel Hood. On the left of his Royal Highness H01ywe11........ ...... . ..... 19 Oißelmo t n lB 9
in minin The ex ect to hay '
g. y P e a night attack shortly, . .
1. d It. d hile America and Australasia, passenger was entitled to carry clothing to the extent o he very willingly accepted him as a lodger. During his Betting-9 to 4 agst Typee, sto 1 a '
gst Little Harry, were the Duke of Oporto, Prince Alfred, the Vice-Provost Howard's West Hartley IBra,ddn
, yll '
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civi Ise popu a ion, an w .
40 lbs. wei ht free of charge, for which the company gi
h R G Netherton
as the. alleries are nearly ready for chargin One non-
are open to emigration, the notion of colonising India rest ence with him numerous otherletters of the same de- sto 1 agst Miss Agnes, 10 to 1 agst Catspaw, 12 to 1 (tee ev. . Bethell), and the Rev. J. F. Plumptre • the Lon ' 19 6 South Hetton __l9 9
commiLioned officer and 12 men of ' g•
-
this celps left Wool The main utility were dec a e
1 rgd to be r onsible as common carriers, the
esp scription as those mentioned arrived et the house ad. west Eulo ist Snowdon D h• 11 ma
, s, g . un i de all the running, Rv. T. Carter, the Rev G. R. Green th R ' gridge's Wst Hartleyl9 6 ?aunbton l9 6
by Englishmen is out of the question.. .
, e ev. G. J. Old Adairs 16 0
f • b e-law in question not only recited that provision,
d d h • ' Du is th R JW• • Peuslier ......18 6
wich yesterday morning for So th t t b
u amp On, 0 0 0111-
of India to England is in a commercial point o view, y resse to t e prisoner-, and in such an ostentatious and won cleverly•by a head-a neck only between second pu , e ev. . ilder, and the Rev. C. Luxmoore Tanfield 3foor
d h th n should not be re-
-18 31Plunamer l9 0
ployed on the suryeying service.
d our interest is identified with its improvement and but enacte tat e compa y . manner did he conduct himself, that he actually per. and third. Catherine Parr and Captain Cornish were the (Fellows of Eton). The remainder of the central coin. Taneeld Moor Butes
A. detachment of 90 invalids of the 59th Regiment left an • hd b
onsible for any luggaee, unless it a een suaded a respectable young man, also lodging in the next two. partment was occu •ied b the noblem
r y en and gentlemen' A alker Prim • 18 3riussell's Hetton . ~.19 6
s nt It must always be governed by means of sp .
pro pe y.
b b • d h h
lose . ...... ..16 0 Stewart's „ 20 0
China in the same ship as the headquarters of Captain P. booked and paid for. Thus he su mate tat t e
in attendance u on the Ro .al visitor West Hartley
its own inhabitants requiring sufficient European super- d who held a od si ua ion in hci to
houshei, an . go t t t e ay, throw At three o'clock Hazlenut was declared not to start.
The hs ph
3 s'
19 0 Cassop _..19 0
1.1 'Lean's company of Ro al Artille .v for Enoland.
I- ' • 1 h vision only to ensure the just administration of the. laws,
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"b e law" was ultra vires, and therefore invalid. s appointnhent to enter his service, upon the The FOURTH PRODUCE STAKES of 10 sovs each, h ft, speec.e ten proceeded in the following order :- a' e'
WI line•on Hartley lB 0 Heugh Hall . lB 9
The detachment • d fyl •
. . consiste o serjeant-major, company
which is best effected by training the English civil and Hence it mig twe e ou e
h 11 b d bt d whether the plaintiff uP
strength of tempting promises of furthering his interests. with 100 added, for three-yr-olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies 1. Browning, K.S. The poetical address. The Tees s
20 0
serjeant, 3 serjeants, 5 corporals, and 80 lance-corporals . .
military servants, from youth upwards, to a knowledge was ent .
itled to recover not merely for the articles of upon various pretences of not receiving his dividends Bst 31b. Certain allowances. One mile and a-half. opening verses alluded to the all-absorbing topic of the Wallsend, &c. Thornle,y
and privates. 21 died on the passage and the remainder
of the language and the institutions of the people. 1 • th rt t
India clothing, but for the other erne es la epo man eau, and other excuses th •
, e prisoner induced the witness to Mr. S. Hawke's Midsummer
dise hk d G d d ' dd b 1.
mar e at ravesen an procee e y raa way
not only pays its own expenses, but also the interest on namel a razor brushes stro and a dressing-case as •
Yi ' • ' P'
1 t 11. advance him numerous sums of money, with the promise Mr. Walker's The Assayer
as an aedicy 18 0 Cowpen - 19 6
to Chatham with the exception of nine men who .
' ' its national debt, the principal of which, however, falls niments to a gent eman rave ing.
neeTehsseaLryorar CohniePfaßaro said that the term " articles of of speedy repayment, but at this time the official corre- Mr. C. Peck's Sister of Mercy 3 original composition, is highly creditable to its youthful 18 o,Derwentwater Hartle a„ 19 6
were too ill to travel and were left at Gravesend Hos-
' short of three years' annual revenue-a revenue which . _ .
n h' •'t f t.l t spondence suddenly ceased, and no actual money seemed Ten ran. author, who is a fifth-form boy, d
an , consequently,
Pita•l• The party who arrived at Chatham have been .
d might easily be doubled by that attention to t .
he improve- clothing" should include everyt ing requisi eoraore . to be forthcomin t •
Th. 't Itht as a man could not wear a . g, he witness at length became suspi- THE MAIDEN PLATE. younger than any of the others who took part in the RAILWAY SIIARE MARKETS.
examined by a medical board, and they are pronounce
went of the countr which it is our duty to bestow on it. is was qui e c ear a mous, and demanded repayment of tho sums he had Id- Jett Treffz 1 speeches.
-*
fit for service, with the exception of those who will be '
y • th xtreme north- razor or a brush, it was also clear that he could not
When we are told that except in e e
t dress decently without those articles. The court were vaneed him. The • 11 • h ' G yl
but he in • prisoner sti wis ed to procrastinate, ame ad e 2. Collins, ma. Cicero in Catilinana Cicero LIVERPOOL, JUNE 7.
a' 3. Baker, K. S. Cato
discharged on the pensions to which their services entitle
western rovinces there are scarcely any permanen
sisted upon the prisoner going with him to the Reveillti
them. Those for duty are awaiting the route from Lon-
roads or Lnals for'traffic, that the art of printing has clearly of opinion that the company had no • power to bank to withdraw some of his money and at length got Eleven ran. °4. Lewis-Lloyd Henry V. Shakspore day, at a decline of about 6 per cent., and closeii at the
don to join the depot of the 59th Regiment at Kinsale
not been i t duced be ond a dozen towns ; that the use make such a " bye-law." Yet they would hear what him there that mn• but uon ' " CH
or ing : p witness making in- . ESHIRE WELTER CUP.-The following 5. Moore, K. S. I Polynices i
notice was 6. Jones, ma. f CEdipus j Sophocles lowest point. Caledonian, 294, ; East Lancashfre„ 15$ i ;
in Ireland. One of the nine men left at Gravesend died n. re y . th Government dock- the other side bad to say.
in e quiry about him in the prisoner's presence it turned out ' posted in the St d • "C t • Laucashire and Yorkshire, 62$ ; London and Nor4,h- Are,"
of a pump is unknown except
an .- ap am Cornish is declared the 7. Warner The Bard tern, 99i a •
Gray Midland, 61i a ; North British, :3 7.16 ;
on Sunday, the 4th inat. The regiment has been five
ards of Bombay and. Calcutta ; and that nearly nine Mr. Willes, in. support of the plea, said he was im-
that he had no account there 'hat ' dha •
f t winner of the Cheshire Welter Cu "
an . p. 8. Hicks, K. S. Cicero in M. Antonium Cicero Shrewsbury,'Oswestry, and Chester, 113 ; South-li aster",
years in China, and, considering the mortality that has
3v-ears have ela ied since the project of constructing rail- pressed with the belief that he did not represent the the signatures to the letters showy' ' ever'
n him were purely "J. BAKE, C.C." 9. Buckle, ma., K. S. Erskine's Defence of 18, 15-6 c.
taken place, it is worthy of the consideration of the -
w entePrtained, and that only twenty miles have popular side of the question.
fabrications To add to the risoner's di
p sgraceful EPPING TOWN RACES.-WEDNESDAY. Stockdale Lord Erskine --
authorities whether it would not be advisable to change wa,ys 'as
t been complete ;we nee no
d d t wonder that the people The Lord Chief Baron-No doubt you represent the conduct • •
,it afterwards turned out, upon his being given A SELLING RACE of 5 sovs each, with 25 added. Three 10. Mitford a Auguste
} MANCHESTER, JUNE 7.
Corneille
the line regiments at that unhealthy station every two
yree ignorant, and that the resources of the country are unpopular side,
into custody and searched, that he had borrowed the quarters of a mile. Antrobus f Cinna ST 'P.
OCK .....XCHANGE.-The business done was tie •lerably
years. The authorities of the Ordnance have recently
:till to be developed. But the attention lately bestowed Mr. Wines felt that, but nevertheless he knew that his
11. Pinney t Cassius I
• • • greater part of the other lodaer's wardrobe and iinme- Mr. John's S eed b Orla d
p , y no, 2 yrs (20/.), sst 111 b ood, and rices were buoyant. Midlands got up, Dorers
12. Heathcote f Brutus f Shakspere !rid LondZ .
adopted a change every two years of the Artillery in
on the adjustment of the land-tax and the formation of clients would obtain justice if he could, as he hoped to diatel Ida d • h d 1. e f h ' '
ee it, h e up mates o t e property being (Bray) 1 stock remaining unaltered. The sales a -ere :--
China, and season the companies sent there by giving
roads and canals in the Agra Presidency and in the be able to satisfy their lordships that this bye-law foundYinPhei 13. Warro Demosthenes in Philip. Demosthenes Leeds, 624, ; Midlan 161 9 •
s possession. Mr. H. Lister's M sterious L d
y ay, 3 yrs (20/.), Bst 31b cs, a, ...,, Dovers, 19 ; :London
them two years' service previously at Ceylon. Punjab, affords hope that similar improvements will bo was a reasonable one, and not in contravention of the _
14. Morton K. S. Cardinal Richelieu L. Buiwer Stock, 99'
2-
Mr. James Palmer, superintendent of the bullion de- (Kendall) 2 15. Evans, 'K. S. I Euclio t
Advices were yesterday received at the Admiralty, extended to the other parts of India, and the new con- general law or the provisions of the company and he
' artrnent fth B k fE lnd sttd the• b t
o a au o ng a , ae , a. aou Mr. Steven's Punctual 2 0
, yrs (.07.), sst 11Ib...(Prior) 3 16. Hankey, rna. 1 Strobilus f Plautus
announcing the arrival at Constantinople of the Govern-
stitution of the home Government will lead to a better then proceeded to argue, that as regarded the obligation P
BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 7.
Mr Sare' B
the connnenoement of the present year the prisoner • s a,hquine, 3 yrs (40/.), Bst 71b...(Bennett) 4 17. Wodelieuse Burke's Impeachment
rnent transports Arnotdale, City of Carlisle, and John
state of things. Much has been said of late years of the to "book" luggage, the bye•la.w must clearly be held to
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The railway share mark, tt was if
waited upon him and expressed his anxiety to open an Mr. Hadland s Economy 5 yrs (40/ )10 t slb of Hastings Burke anything rather weaker to-day than yesterda , : an.d very
Shepherd, with troops from Woolwich. danger to our Indian possessions from a Russian inn,- be reasonable, but it was so also as to the payment, and . . , . , s
account at their establishment, saying that he had a _ (T. Smith) 5 18. Burnaby,ma.,K.S.Fabius Milman little business in that description of stock wijdo ale on or
10,000 cavalry sabres have been taken out of the stores
sion. With ordinary foresight and precaution we was one which under the 144th section, taken with the
large amount of propeety due to him by the East India iNio Betting. Won by two lengths. Same distance The whole of the speeches were given with marked off 'Change, but, after all, there was no material alt oration
in the Tower of London, and sent to the Government
have nothing to fear from that quarter, while our 189th and the 220th sections of the company's act, they
works at Enfield to be ground, previous to being for-
Indian revenue enables us to maintain a most efficient had power to make The 144th section might be ad- Company, and he should be able to keep a current between second and third. Economy got badly off, and effect, more especially the passages from Corneille, in of quotations. Aino:,g the shares reported were :- --london
b of •' • • h b I •th th flO 000/ W•t hl h
a ance wi em o , . 1 ness sai e must e
b never once showed near the front. which Mitford took the part of Auguste, and Antrobus and North-Western quoted at from 99 to 10 0 ; Mid-
warded to Constantinople to arm the above num er
standing army in time of peace of more than 300,000 mated to be ambiguous. The words for " The manage-
land, 61. s to 62 ; Nor Lit Staffordshire bu 4 ' at no
introduced to their bank in the usual way, and the pri- The winner was bought in for 36 guineas. that of Caine ; the Comic scene froin PI t • h• '
au us, in w mil yers„ ;, u
Turkish cavalry soldiers. men, which might, when required, be increased in a few ment of the said undertaking" might or might not in-
sellers • Shre b • • •
Intelligence has been received, of date Christiansand,
months to double that number. We need not appre. elude the management of tha traffic and the passengers ; soner said he could readily do that, and mentioned the IT
_ANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 5 sovs each, with 50 added. Evans, K.S., as Euclio, and Hankey as Strobilus, sus- , ws my and Birtniughiunstock, 601, s• ;Hers, 62.
June 2, that on the previous day the Russian vessel
hend external enemies in India, our danger lies at but taken with the other sections, the company con- firm of Kingsford and Lay, corn-factors in the city, as One mile and a quarter. tainted the characters admirably, drew f th
or bursts of ---
BRISTOL, JUNE 7.
Ohni, of Nystadt, laden with salt, which entered that
our doors ; but by a wise and just internal administra- tended that they had power to make the bye-laws in friends of his, one of whom would accompany him Mr. Thompson's Spider by the Libel, 4 yrs, 7st 121 b laughter, in which the Royal visitors joinea most h
-_,TOCK EXCHANGE.- -Th
heartil and the two i • ' e market closed quiet but &rd.
port on the 7th of May to escape capture, was put up
tion we may hold possession of that country as a depen. question. The 139th section, for instance, gave power there the next day, On the following morning the (S. Steggles) 1 y, ' English pieces by Wodehouse Midland Six per Cents. were done . ' 1
at 1324 ; T per Ye e,
to public auction. The French Consul attended, and
g e trave ing upon, an e .
denc 1 ' • h • E to make rules for regulatin th 11' dth
yas wog as it is t e interest of ngland to do so. prisoner again called, stating that he was waiting, by ap- Mr. Turner's Census, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b . ... (Cowley) 2 (Captain of the Oppodeans), and Burnaby (Captain of 131, a.
informed the bidders present that the sale would not be
pointment, for Mr. Lay, but that gentleman did not Mr. Dawson's Jack Leeming„ aged, Bst 91b...(Barker) 3 the School). The former recited the best, passages of
EUROPEAN STATES. use of, the railway, and the travellers passing on it, and
Burke's impassioned impeachment of Warren Hastings,
valid, inasmuch as it would be made after the declaration
come, and the prisoner, after waiting a long time, left. Mr. J. Owen's Meg Merrilies, 4 yrs, ist 101 b (Pullen) 4
France
SEABORNE MAILS.
of war, and, if taken by any of the cruisers of the allied Austrian Dominions - 1h a
Witness was also acquainted -en lessrs. Kingsford's Mr. Messer's Oleaster, 3 yrs, 6st slb (Bayley) 5 and the latter the character of Fabius, as drawn by Mil-
fleet the ship would be deemed a lawful prize. On hear- prussian Dominions
.d man. On the whole Ore speeches went off rema k b
r a ly _______.-_____
ing this no one made any offer, and the vessel remains Spain 14,216,219 engers, and the affixing of labels on the luggage, which one of the partners, from whom he ascertained that the made all the running and won by tliree lengths. Bad ae, an were brought to a close by half-past twelve
o'clock. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the Gen r 1 P
by the night-and Mby the morning-de,Tatch.) e a ostaello3
unsold. Belgium
Mr. William Buchan, chief engineer of the third class,
with which ruust exempt the company from responsibility seen nothing of him since t.
ill that mor • a
nine, when he The SELLING HURDLE RACE was won at three heats b At the conclusion of the speeches, Prince Albert and -----------------
Y the Royal v •
isitors, accompanied by the College autho- a ----
Day wh9n made in., Front wha whet'
from the Fisgard, 42 gun frigate at Woolwich, arrived 113,193 402 .
' in case of loss. again called, in company of the prosecutor, and, after Saloptan, beating Volentier, Wo d • IBr
0 pecker, aid other • • COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port du, in
at Sheerness yesterday, and has taken up his appoint- Italy-Sardinia,s,ooo,ooo; Tuscany,l,76l,ooo;
Mr. Baron Alderson said that might be, but the
.y
bee the explanation that ensued, was given by him into cus- to Pantomime Titres, passed from the school into th C
e °liege chapel, Office, London.* Dispatched. 1 'n4land.
ment to the Malacca 14 guns, steamsloop at Chatham, Romen States, 2,889,223 9,650,228
t d M M tta M-h 11 h • • • and viewed with interest , the recent improvements in ------ ------- -- - - -------
law was a repeal of the 144th sect. of the act which %rt.:. was t e chief cashier of Sounnv HA
1,083,801
t°heY. ta-blis.h a tieavind NDICAP, a Sweepstake of 3 says each, with the sacred edifice. They then proceeded • , emerteaoseertesack)h Every Friday .... Liverpool ... lii Cll mole
Parma andModena
to view tire America (by United Sts.
being borne on ithe books of the Formidable, 84
3,267,628 allowed every passenger to carry 401bs. weight of lug- .has
D,E men ,
.dn . • governor.
20 added. Half a mile.
Holland
library ; and, after staying- for a short time and taking packet) ..........N
guns, guardship of ordinary. The engines for the Ma- 4,781,355 gage free of charge at the risk of the company. How . Mr.. yncourt sal ~ it WA! matter for future con- Mr. Thomas's Cardiff L 3.33, 4 yrs, 7st 2lb S e, •. •....... Liverpool ... .rm .ne 14
Poland
a sideration whether. the prisoner in addition to th h ...( teo'oleS) 1 refreshment at the Provost's lodge, departed in their America (by U States
lacca are on an entirely new principle, invented by Switzerland 2,390,116 could the company say by a bye law they would not ee • e c-arge Mr. H. Lister's Mysterious Lady, 3 7 ' -
yrs, st 81b carriages for the South-Wester erterakilt2 (-•si,i -gOi.g.
of fraud now gone into, would not be liable to the more n station, attended as • • •• .• .... Southampton
7.‘fessrs. penn and Son. Instea,d of the pistons of the Germany-Brunswick,273,ooo; Mecklenburg liable unless luggage were booked and paid for, con-
-1
engines working horizontally, they will be elevated to Strelitz, 96,920; Schwerin, 543,300
aaa sistently with that section ? serious one of using the names mentioned in furtherance Mr. Sare's Heroine aged, Bst 71b (Kendall) 2 when they arrived. Three hearty cheers of the col- ampton) ...... NI June 4 gth t jo; ly 4
ou amp on •
an angle of 45 degrees, thereby considerably reducing Nassau 42B•vvv The Chief Baron-As to the role requiring luggage to of it,. and the prisoner who seemed acutely alive to his Mr. John's S d '
pee , 2 yrs, sst 121 b (Bennett) 3 legians made the welkin ring until the Royal cortege was Ditto (via Marseilles) N,llay 8 .•
" - '
. . Dover ....
(Bray) 4 out of sight. Ditto (via Cape of aoeca
the space occupied fore and aft in the engine-room. Hessians:Cassel,7s4,s9o; Darmstadt, 852,524; be labelled, that is quite another thing, and such a rule position, was ordered to be committed till that day week Mr. Sullen's Little J h d 8 Hope) .. ...... ....Njune 4
... , Di certain
They will be of 200 horse-power (nominal), on the high Homburg, 21,000
may be a reasonable one. Besides the com rk
pany, i e for the completion of the evidence. o n, age , st (carried 9st 71b) In the afternoon dinners were •
given, at their re- Afti (
ca West Coa.st)..N23d (tithe month . k'iyrnouth .. , fa. ty 6
pressure principle, enabling them, if necessary, to work Kingdom of Bavaria, 4,600,000; kingdom of
any other carriers, may refuse to carry the luggage ex-
________ (Sullen) 5 spective houses, by the Provost and all the Masters. Alexandria.....• ....NiB, 9, 24, &30of m. Dover
,7_. 2 000 000• kingdom of Ha-
Wurtemb,,rg,„ „ ______ The following also ran :-Meg Merrilies and Adeline THE REGATTA. A1exandria..........3114th & 20th of mon. SouthaWtoU
up to 801 b. on the square inch, the boilers being especi-
8,35%847 cept on such conditions. •
nover, 1,708,847
Betting-5 to 4on Cardiff Lass, who 'won b three. '-' ' -
ally manufactured for this purpose.
European states not included 14,778,189 Mr. Baron Martin said that a railway company might STA.TE OF TRADE. lengths. A length between the second and thirdy. At i o clock in the evening the usual procession of 133:111Mma5....... .•.... Al ;17th of the montl Southampton
• • • • • • • • •• N I DeRY......•• .... Dover .. ..
In consequence of reported defects in the bull of the ranke a rule for the government of its business, as any ...._-...-........_. Meg Merriliea and Adeline were left at the poet. boats left the Brocas in the following order :- Brazil ..............M9th of the mmith.. Southam:t i ''• re 16
Janus some experiments were tried yesterday by firing Total European population
MONARCH, 10-oar- Moore, Captain of the boats, Brown- Buenos Ayres . ......Ml9th of the month.. Soutt , mr? (I',. le
Cape of Good 'lope ..Nll4th of the month Plyinlo'utli ton . tune 16
her heaviest guns fore and aft with the maximum charge INDIAN STATES. law saying they would not do that which their own act
ASCOT RACES.- ing, Yeo Wodehouse, Collies, ina., Knox, Fiel 1 Ca,,e of Goo
, d Hope •• I
..N.l4th of the month. iSouthain• ' j
of powder, and it is fully expected she will have to be British Dominions-The Punja•ub, 8,000,000; 1 said they must do. MANCHESTER, June 6.-That change for the better The ROYAL HUNT CUP (a piece of plate), value 200 sovs Warre, It'olls, _Lord Coventry, E t
war , coxswain. ( , ina., Cape de Verds .. • • ..Nll4th of the month IS . '''"!
outharnpton
put into dry dock for extensive repairs. N. W. Provinces, 23,800,549; Nerbudda a Mr. Willes said that at all events they might require in our market, which showed itself last week in a by subscription of 10 ~
d • for Ceylon (see India) i
VICTORY.-Lloyd, second Captain, Hankey, Cl. 3111 ce -,on . ,'
Mr. J. Dinnen, inspector of steam machinery afloat, Provinces, 2,149,349 33'949'99' the luggage to be booked. general tendency to regard yarns and goods as having all ages (two-yr-olds seoxvese.
petaec(h),
.wtihthe 11vOiOn add e ,
Hall, Wiekstead, mi., Sir C. Mordaunt Mr. ITvei; e l•s, 3.-
••
••
••••
••
••
••N !14th of the month! a 'Rile 1
Bengal Provinces
Mr. Baron Martin T -
- kat may De. receded to tolerably safe prices (for a time safe, • a. tier
I , of any
Wharton, coxswain. , a•usis, Channel Isles.. .. N blo I.,Wed.,&ferid. S
i outham l'on 7 n Tit Sat.
Chi1i.........• • ..... M 2d & 1
arrived at Sheerness yesterday afternoon for the purpose
22,301,657 nan icap 'value 100 sovs., including the winner's stake, i 7th of montliSeutharn/ • ! , 'l.
ptori e ade
of iospecting the setting up of the engines and machinery -I,,fadras PresidencY
10,485,017 The Chief Baron-They might say that first-class pas- at least), has been inducing buyers to venture upon after the wei h
gts are declared, to carry 71b. extra. cola • •-
• ‘
.211INCE OF WALES - klderSOn, Captain, Lane Fox China (see India) 1
of the Royal Albert and the other screw steam-vessels Vabay I",resid. anal'
4,650,000 increased operations from day to day. The Indi
sengers must eravel by first class carriages, and that , a New mile. us, rne, Cochrane, Proby, Wickste 1 m 1-• , Constantinople ......N17,8 17 24 &27 of D /
( , a., nano GO3- Constantinople ........4th'Sc' ' ITI. over ......
agpoor erntory
merchants have purchased the lighter descriptions of ling, Baillie, coxswain. 20th of mon. Southamptonj
fittiog at Chatham. He has expressed his entire satis-
___— second class passengers must travel in second class car-
Cont. of Europe M & N Twice dail • .
....• Dover ......1 eteceriatie
Age st lb I Age st lb LOWER BOATS. Egypt (see India)
faction at the progress made. All the engineers and the Total British Dominions - goods to a fair extent ;in yarns also they have done E hesu
ps 6 I
artificers of the yard, now emnloyed on the Royal Albert gage to be labelled, and placed in certain carriages, to some business. The holne manufacturers have .- • 9 71Cock Pheasant ... 4 7 6 BRITANNIA.-Ernw. Ct • f
in, ap am o lower boats, Curtis, rirciet ' ..... .. es & N Twice daily ..... . Dover ......1': Nvicedallf
Independent Native States-
iven orders for yarns with some deoree of f eeriest°
a)
are ordered to work extra hours for the purpose of Inge-111,s Dominions - g- e ree- Nabob 59 21 Allineton
getting the blocks fixed and the boilers in their perma- Bundlecund States 1,079,500 ters from making every passenger book and pay for his dom ; and the continental houses have done 1.
a ittle Kino of T ' ' Greytown ..........Mlnd & 17th of mon.,Southampton / rune 1
rumps... 5 9 0; Tormentor 3 7 4 DR EADNOUGHT.-Blofeld, Captain, Baring, Chapman, Hambu-gh
. ... ..... ..NlTuesday & Friday ILondon ... i.
nent places previous to the ship being put into dry dock Scindia's Dominions 3,228,000 luggage, and saying they would not be responsible as raore than the little they were previously doing in 0 -
restes
next spring tides. King of Oude, 2,970,000; Cis Sutlej States, carriers, unless both were done. Such a bye-law was warps, pincops, and bundles. The home dealers in ;
Vynor, coxswain. Holland ............M1Da11y...... • ..... Dover ~.P.:°.n. • ) te I
5,156,174 goods have likewise begun to show themselves at last Lascelles 4B 12 Hobbyhorse
The bead-quarters of the Ist King's Draeoon Guards 2,186,174 clearly bad.
~, THETIS.-Lord Skelmersdalo Captain Welby Savor Honduras . .
Little David
2,763,864
among the sellers of domestics and other cloths. 4th & 20th of 1:11
arrived in Dublin on Tuesday, from New'bridge, and Gaikwar's Dominiolas
3 7 v Carew, Thornhill, ma., Tarra' tt, Cunliff ' on. Plym ‘uth .• ,) 'nue 4
, 1,124,000 .
Prime Minister ... 6 8 12 Nightshade
- The business of last week was done • 4 6 12 th of molith Dover
occupied the quarters in Portobello barracks vacated by Rajah of Travancore ld b all • • d •
500,000 it wou eie in him to conten the point further. at rates slightly Rattle Cookesley, coxswain. lonian Isles (see India) 717&27 of mon D .....
• /
Row of Catch
above the lowest since the d el' 4 8 10 Nicotine over... .. ,
46 12 ST. GEORGE. -Fraser, Captain, Kemmis, Bowyer, •Tones, Ireland . -' - '
the Royal Irish Dragoons. /,94000 The Chief Baron-We are all of opinion that the bye. . • . • e ine commenced ; and,
••• •• ..2,1 8t Is Twice (lady ...• .. HolT I • . '
A. transport is expected in Cork about the 24th inst. Ittaajahtof Nepal
807,681 law is clearly bad. It is sufficient fur us to say it is in on such terms, considerable operations would have Larnbton
CatherineHa es . 4 8
4 8 7 Sandhurst
7 Sine-qua-non 4 612 Hamilton, Colebrooke, Seeker, Hopkinson, Mr. Legge, Lisl'• ..... .• •• •• ••Al '7, 9, 17, & ' " lead •' " r•tvicedalif
3 612 coxswain. Madeira 17 of m.+Sonthampton ,: lune 16
for the conveyance of three companies of the 12th Regi- Ng% aitaates not included 13,601,188 direct contravention of tle 144th section. There naust, been entered into to-day. But spinners have demanded Brocket Y.
..
48 4 Llanforda - Malta
Madeira .....
••.• • • •.....M 9th of the month Southampton J lune 16
: ......N 23d of month .... Plymouth .. 1.1 'nue 6
ment lying in barracks, to New South Wales. One --- therefore, be judgment for the plaintiff. an advance of Id. per lb., and in some insta,nces, even ad. Windsucker
3 6 12 rously-attended, and the toasts were drunk with un- malts •• •• •• •• .• ....1i 7,
company proceeded there some time since. Upwards of Native Indian population *160,536,314 Mr. Cowling said that the case having concluded, he for the medium and lower counts of yarns ; and manufac- Kh (la:1i h
60 English recruits arrived in Cork on Sunday by the
AREA IN SQUIRE MILES. could not avoid expressing his surprise that the company turers have required something like a corresponding rise aEI -a
cby mperor-Be- Spinaway
3 6 11 Brocas, at about nine o'clock, a brilliant display of fire- - I
• .• •• .....-N!l4th of the month i I
Cork Steam Ship Company's ships from London, Liver- I E
nN.i3ir.opo 1 035 000 !In India 1,298,000 had thought it prudent to raise this question. in several kinds of cloths. This has imposed a decided
restriction upon the transactions of the day. Buyers gum 4B 2 Marc Anthony ... 36 11 works took place on the eyot amid the ringing of Ctl Mexico ....
as e Naples...-. .. •• • • ••N '.sth 15th25th f 1. D • Pen
Y
pool, and Bristol, to join the provisional battalions
ed fo ' ' • d B•• la ffi d Mr. Baron Martin-I agree with you. I wonder at
rces of India un er rens o cers an
Filbert
'.)
serving in Ireland.
it, too. perceive that this upward move springs, in a great de-
in the native independent states exclusive of police :-
OrinoCo
Captain Halton, Lieutenant Irvine, and a troop of the The arra of the British Government, includ- Mr. Willes-My learned friend might be content with gree, from the advancing tendency of the Liverpool cot• Mentmore Lass... 48 2 Little Tom - P
txtulsSutiaates ........Nlsthlstll2sthofmon. Dover ......
16th Lancers, consisting of 44 rank and file, has arrived ing 29,000 of her Majesty's troops - Exact
at Ballincolig from Dundalk, there to be stationed. Contingent forces commanded by English Judgment for the plaintiff. ported destruction of cotton by frost, and seeing that in unprecedent- Peru •• •...........Ml2d & 27tli of mon. i South amptonj time 1
Captain C. L. Blosse, R.A. stationed at Spike Island officers
eh report "middlina ' Catspaw
spite of su e was quoted as low as m
BANKS Y. OLLETON.-JUDGMENT.
r. Sykes 4 8 0 Phaeton - ...: easatht th2.sthoftnon,!DOver ......!
fortification, has been ordered' to Ballincolig to do duty,
71c. to 7ac. a's New Orleans, they are extremely war
Tuscan
• y ........ •...Nl6thlsth2sthofinon. Dover ......!
in consequence of no troops being stationed there at At present under British officers 314,840 The Chief Baron delivered judgment in this case • •
, in their conduct, and not at all disposed to -oin in an
y Ethelwolf
____
•• •.....m;2d& 17th of month Southampton Ji Ine 1
present. Since Cork Barracks were built there never Standing armies maintained in time of peace, argued in a former term. The case raised two points • temporary action upon prices here which could really
J y Father Thames ... 57 11 Jack Frost 36 7 Van Diemon's Land (seel I
were so fewl troops in it as present. They con- a cecnocfet gnattaivetreaties by the severs:l ind - for the consideration of the court. The first was benefit no class but that of the cotton holder Ho - •
lenthe
Ji tne 4
princes in alliance with the
a.,0 whether a deed executed by a married woman, which • • ' w Nathan
sist merely of the head-quarters of the 91st Regiment, Iritish Government
393,'" had been acknowledged b h b f '
ever there is an improvement to this extent- , ••
only one company (the remaining companies occupy the y er e ore two perpetual buyers have gained so much confidence that they would :••
Nervous 4 7 9 Rodo-meli -
. When any of these •httes fall o.i a Sundav the ot.t /
____
-'ls *will 3.3
forts in Queenstown Harbour) ; five companies of the Grand total 713,758 commissioners, appointed by the act, was invalid, by operate with a moderate degree of freedom-sufficient Invasion
12th Regiment, lst battalion, and one troop of the 16th (The latter are irregularly paid. and ill-dis- •etth t
reason of the fa a one of the commissioners was ano doubt to clear away the stocks that may have accu- Sextua
Lancers. The duty is consequently severe, and the men ciplined.) party interested in the deed. The second question was rnulated--at the prices which producers were acceptine Octavia
3 512 The Lighthouse Board of the United States has given no- [Aare RTI
' ti an where else
ray that they would rather be sta oned v
- * Excess of po ulation ire Continental India-, 55 841. - fil
whether the proceeding, have been duly certified and
ecord in the Court
ed as of r of Common Pleas, in pur- or were willing to accept in the early part of last week", Grey Tommy-.... 57 7 , Black Bess 45 12 tice that, in the course of this month, a light vess I • SEMENT.I-Dtl Barry's Delicious Res silents
o will be Aral:eca Food inval iablyrestores health, withou Kl* •
t m( mine
placed at the southern extremity of the Nant k
______
in Ireland. It is therefore likely, on the departure of a s .
P •1 •C t. tII d. 2 '0!); but which the buyers were not prepared to '
give. This tic et New inconvenience, or expense, as it saves 50 thnes • ' '
e cess or area in square mi es in on men a n la, 63, • suance of the Act for the Abolitiou of Fines and R •
South Shoal. its cost in
few other regiments under orders for foreign servic ,
e•• emounts to a small practical advance • and 't •
~ iis NEWTON SUMMER MEETING-, Jury 18, other remedies. We extract a few out d' 50 OC 0 testi-
- coveries, could be questioned while the certificate re- ' d th t I The vessel will be 200 feet long, 24 feet beam, gunwale monads of cur s, which had resist ; '
Nominations for the Gold Cup. Two miles. ed all medicines. Cure
that some of the English regiments of militia will have
such an a vance a las been realised to d
- ay
mained so filed. The court was of opinion that thoueh • 11 ft. above water and burden 250 tons. She will be painted N
to do duty in this country. The removal of so many THE CHURCHES OF THE CITY OF LONDON.-A nume- e --anything beyond that has been obtained Yrs o. 180.-" Tewenty-five years' nervousness, consti •
patior,
th h h th t th
ey t oug t a e rule of the Court of Common b t The Event
e ters on indigestion, and debility, froTn which I had ff
• Ild is a serious loss to many traders rous meeting was held yesterday at the London Tavern, partially and for small •tt Th
u very • ma ers. e 5 both side bt h t su ere d great
s, u er wo masts will be yellow with white misery, and which no medicine 11
regiments from re an
Pleas which allowed one of the co • •
mmissioners to be a Ladybird
and the public ; for the entire pay of the officers and men at which Mr. Hubbard, the Governor of the Bank of ~
greatest success has been in 24s and 283 warps, in some 3 naastheads, on which will be shownau oval black day mark have been effectually cured b
• t was eta- England, presided, to consider the previsions of the pro- d • h
party intereste mig tbe bad, as not being warranted ki d f cops and in low numbers f 1 W Red Lion 5 Merry Bird.
was spent in the locality where each regimen
ns o pin , omu e. e may 5 of open work 5 feet in diameter, at an elevation of 63 feet sho4 thne.-W. B. Re
posed bill to amend the Church Building Acts, and the te et no dis inct • e
by the statu ,y. t judement might be given Cleveland 5 Gamelad
•
here state that our attention has been called to t 3 above the water. ny, Tim •erton•
tisned.
an ins ance
Cure No. 4,208.-" Eight e '
In consequence of the increased number of soldiers law respecting the union of benefices. The chairman, in he first oint as it was el
on a
d. p.,d . ear that so long as the of the loose and inaccurate way in vrhich the condition of Morning Star
procee ings rznaine in proper form on the records of Eulogist
which the East India Company have decided to keep on introducing the proceedings of the meeting, said that the
our market is reported even in such a, paper as the Times.
move by Du Barr 's delici
tj3 at court, t eir sufficiency could not be questioned. Cable
duty in their Indian territory, their barracks at Warley, bill in question was introduced under false colours, and h
Under date of June 3, in Monday's publication, the Man- 5
efore that was done it would be necessary Jack Frost ...
near Brentwo dES • diately to be enlarged. it would hardly be imagined that the object of it was to . to quash h ster correspondent of that journal says it is stated dtbat P • 1
o , sex, are mime .
the certificate, or remove it from the records of th c e . _ .
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a 30 sec. N., and 69 deg. 51 min. 30 sec. W. of Greenwich, d I ,784-" Not expected to 1 ive six
41 th • h h
Orders have been received for another largo draught of interfere between the parishioners an eir c urc es,
e " one firm has placed orders for 1,000,000 pieces of cloth ! "a ey
a or a long mile to the southward of the southern extremit ays onger. I was. ' 1
i.aire( by Du Barry's admirable food.
court. Under these circumstances the aid ment of th Ahron Smith
men, who will leave on Saturday next by railway for and carry off the latter whether the former would or . _ 1 g e Anything more outrageously extravagant we have never 3of the New South Shoal, in 13 to 15 fathoms water. Scotland " Cul •e No.
51 416 --a yet • a • a• ' •
court must be tor the defendant. Ju übe 3 Lancashire Lass 4 The following bearin,s and dist:miss will h. ~..cg„;--4. a_ '- • 1 Y Years indp.,...,1-1.1----4-____ _i___ _ .
Stratford, and thence to Tilbury-fort, by the Southend not. Mr. Henry Sykes Thornton moved the first
J d t d• I
u gmen accor ing y. heard among the exaggerated statements often current ~_, i
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and Tilbury Railway. resolution-" That this meeting has learnt with deep

(From the Manchester Guardian of 'yesterday.)
MANCHESTER, Juno 6.—That change for the better
n our market, which showed itself last week in a
general tendency to regard yarns and goods as having
receded to tolerably safe prices (for a time safe,
at least), has been inducing buyers to venture upon
increased operations from day to day. The India
merchants have purchased the lighter descriptions of
goods to a fair extent ; in yarns also they have done
some business. The home manufacturers have
given orders for yarns with some degree of free-
dom ; and the continental houses have done a little
more than the little they were previously doing in
warps, pincops, and bundles. The home dealers in
goods have likewise begun to show themselves at last
among the sellers of domestics and other cloths.
The business of last week was done at rates slightly
above the lowest since the decline commenced ; and,
on such terms, considerable operations would have
been entered into to-day. But spinners have demanded
an advance of id. per lb., and in some instances, even id.
for the medium and lower counts of yarns ; and manufac-
turers have required something like a correspondin-, rise
in several kinds of cloths. This has imposed a decided'
restriction upon the transactions of the day. Buyers
perceive that this upward move springs, in a great de-
gree, from the advancing tendency of the Liverpool cot,
ton market ; and, being very sceptical about the re-
ported destruction of cotton by frost, and seeing that in
spite of such report "middling" was quoted as low as
71c. to 74c. a New Orleans, they are extremely wary
in their conduct, and not at all disposed to join in any
temporary action upon prices here which could really
benefit no class but that of the cotton holder. How-
ever, there is an improvement to this extent—
buyers have gained so much confidence that they would
operate with a moderate degree of freedom—sufficient
no doubt to clear away the stocks that may have accu-
mulated- -at the prices which producers were accepting
or were willing to accept in the early part of last week,
but which the buyers were not prepared to give. This
amounts to a small practical advance ; and it is
such an advance that has been realised to-day
--anything beyond that has been obtained
but very partially and for small matters. The
greatest success has been in 24s and 28s warps, in some
i
kinds of pincops, and n low numbers of mule. We may
here state that our attention has been called to an instance
of the loose and inaccurate way in which the condition of
our market is reported even in such a paper as the Times.
Under date of June 3, in Monday's publication, the Man-
chester correspondent of that journal says it is stated dthat
" one firm has placed orders for 1,000,000 pieces of cloth !"
Anything more outrageously extravagant we have never
heard among the exaggerated statements often current
on our Exchange. It is plain that some wag of a ware-
houseman has been amusing himself by hoaxing the
writer. But the value of the accounts which are given
of the Manchester market is destroyed when it is seen
that they proceed from some one who, having no prac-
tical acquaintance with the trade of the place, must
necessarily take everything upon trust, just as he may
be able to pick it up among those whom he may casually
meet about 'Change or elsewhere.

* When any of these dates fall crt a Sunday, the mails •wili be
despatched on the following day, with the exception of the I n -lia vii
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatc b'ed the
day preceding.
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—Du Barry's Delicious Rel 'Cent:
.Arabica Food invariablyrestores health, without nu )dicine,
inconvenience, or expense, as it saves 50 times its cost in
other remedies. We extract a few out of 50,00 0 testi-
monials of cures, which had resisted all medicines. Cure
No. 180.--" Twenty-five years' nervousness, consti patior,
indigestion, and debility, from which I had suffere d great
misery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve,
have been effectually cured by Du Barry's food in a very
short time.—W. B. Reeve, Pool Anthony, Ti% •erton.''
Cure No. 4,208.—" Eight years' dyspepsia, nerve .usness,
debility, with cramps, spasms and nausea, hay a been
effectually removed by Du Barry's delicious food in a very
short time.—Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington R ectory•
Norfolk.' Cure No. 1,784—" Not expected to I ive si%
days longer. I wan cured by Du Barry's admirable food.
—Magdalena Purvis, Moffatt, Scotland." Cur .e No.
51,4!6.—" Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia,
nervousness, asthma, cough, constipation, flat, II encY,
spasms, sickness at the stomach and vomitings, hal been
removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.—Maria Jolly,
Wortham, Ling, near Dies, Norfolk." Cure No. 3, 900.---
" Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and g el moral
debility have been removed by Du Barry's exc a dent
Focd,—James Potter, Athol-street, Perth." Cure
No. 81.—" Twenty years' liver complaint, with
disorders of the stomach and nerves, have been
perfectly cured by Du Barry's Revalenta Arab'
Andrew Frazer, Haddington, East Lothian." " Trey agler,
Gulval, near Penzance. Feb. 20th, 1851.—Eighteen years'
nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heart, t brob-
bing of the temples, violent pains in the left side and back,
shortness of breath, coughs, numbness of the extren Mies,
cramps, spasms, flatulency, retching, and such gc Inerat
weakness, that I was constantly fearful of falling wh en on
nay legs ; all these symptoms have been removed k rDu
Barry's excellent Food.—Mary earth tent
suitably packed for all climates, and with full instruc Lions
—llb., 2s. 9d. ;_ 21b., 4s. 6d. ' -51 b., 11s. ; 121 b., Me. ;
super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21b., 11s. ; 51b., 225. ; 101 b., 335.
The 10113. and 121 b. carriage free, on post office on ler,
Barry cla Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, Lend, >tl2 ;
Fortnum, Mason, and Co., purveyors to her Majesty, I 70 •
cadilly ; also at 68, Cornhill; 60, Gracechurch-stree t; '
330 and 451, Strand, 63 and 150, Oxford-street ; b '6,
Charing-cross ; 4, Cheapside.

THE CHURCHES OF THE CITY OF LONDON.—A nume-
rous meeting was held yesterday at the London Tavern,
at which Mr. Hubbard, the Governor of the Bank of
England, presided, to consider the previsions of the pro-
posed bill to amend the Church Building Acts, and the
law respecting the union of benefices. The chairman, in
introducing the proceedings of the meeting, said that the
bill in question was introduced under false colours, and
it would hardly be imagined that the object of it was to
interfere between the parishioners and their churches,
and carry off the latter whether the former would or
not. Mr. Henry Sykes Thornton moved the first
resolution—" That this meeting has learnt with deep
regret that a bill has passed the House of Lords
empowering the Bishop of London, with the consent of
the patrons and the Church Commissioners, to unite
benefices irrespective of their population or value,
and desecrate and pull down, on obtaining an order
in Council, a large and indefinite number of churches in
the city of London, and to sell the sites of the burial-
grounds, without asking the consent or consulting the
wishes of the parishioners." This resolution was seconded
by the Rev. J. Toogood (rector of St. Andrew's, Hol-
born), who gave his opinion that there was no church
in the city without a congregation sufficient to occupy a
clergyman, and was carried. Another resolution was
also passed by a large majority as follows :—" That the
destruction of edifices, not only venerable for their sacred
purposes and their monumental records, but interesting
as memorials of architectural skill, would be a serious
detriment to the appearance of the city of London, while
its healthiness would be impaired by the substitution of
lofty warehouses excluding light and air from the church-
yards and burialgrounds, which would be then subjected
to a painful desecration." A petition to the House of
Commons founded on the above resolutions was also
agreed to.

The Event
5
Ladybird 3
Red Lion 5
Cleveland 5
Morning Star 5
Eulogist
Cable
Jack Frost
Janey
Aaron Smith
Jujube 3
Peggy
La Belle
Boddicot
lanthe
The Vet
Lincoln's Inn 3
Lindrick

The Tumbler Yrs
Diligent
Merry Bird...
Gamelad
Lough Bawn
Rogbill
Castoff 5
Alp
Haricot
Professor Buck
Lancashire Lass 4
Sampson
Cariboo
Indian Warrior
Chaseaway
Jacqueline
Donskoy 4

In consequence of the increased number of soldiers
which the East India Company have decided to keep on
duty in their Indian territory, their barracks at Warley,
near Brentwood, Essex, are immediately to be enlarged.
Orders have been received for another largo draught of
men, who will leave on Saturday next by railway for
Stratford, and thence to Tilbury-fort, by the Southend
and Tilbury Railway.

The position of the light-vessel will be in 40 deg. 56 min.
30 sec. N., and 69 deg. 51 min. 30 sec. W. of Greenwich,
or a long mile to the southward of the southern extremity
of the New South Shoal, in 13 to 15 fathoms water.
The following bearings and distances will be sufficient to
guide vessels in shaping their courses when near the
Light

TES IMPERIAL GAS COMPANY V. TIM LONDON GAS

LIGHT COMPANY.

Mr. Bovill moved to rescind an order of Mr. Baron
Martin made at chambers. The first count of the de-
claration charges the defendants with boring the pipes of
the plaintiffs, fixing their own pipes, and drawing off' the
gas—
Mr. Baron Platt—ln other words stealing the gas.
Mr. Bovill—We will not use hard terms ; they get
into the public paper. ; there is a cross action against
the plaintiffs. All this might be an accident. The second
count charged the defendants with secretly, fraudulently,
and covinously cutting the pipes so affixed, and, in order
to conceal their former fraud, plugging up the pipes of
the plaintiffs, whereby the plaintiffs, by the concealment
of the former fraud for upwards of six years, lost their
right of action. This count showed a trespass to which
no demurrer could be available ; but it was clear that
the whole gravamen of the count was fraud and deceit,
and would be so considered. He had gone before Mr.
Baron Martin at chambers, on the ground that the count
was really a count in case, and not in trespass, and that
it was calculated to embarrass the defendants in their
defence, and was entitled to know what the count meant.
It would be found hereafter that the plaintiffs would
treat this count as disclosing a cause of action on the
ground of fraud by the defendants whenever it suited
their purpose, and would proceed not for the trespass,
but the alleged consequential injury.
Mr. Baron Parke said, he could not see why the
plaintiffs were not to recover consequential damages.
Mr. Baron Martin thought that he had made the
pleadings as clear as could be by his order.
Mr. Bovill said, if the Court would decide this count
to be a simple count in trespass, ho should be content.
Mr. Baron Parke—lt is a perfectly good count in tres-
pass, and in my opinion will enable them to recover all
the damages they have a right to by reason of the loss
of their cause of action ; for they allege that you com-
mitted the trespass well knowing the effect, and intend-
ing to prevent them from discovering your former tres-
pass; they can recover special damages.
Mr. Bovill—The real fact is that the defendants cut
off the pipes and plugged up the holes to prevent more
gas flowing, as soon as the communication was discovered
by them ; but this is a question of fact for hereafter.
Mr. Baron Parke—lf you plead not guilty, you may
raise the question of fraud; and if you are innocent, they
will get no damages beyond the bare compensation for
the injury done to the pipes.
Mr. Baron Martin— You may demur if you please.
Mr. Bovill said, on the view of the matter taken by
the Court, there was no use in his pressing his applica-
tion.

The middle of " Old South Shoal," N by E, distant 8
sea miles.

"Tom Never's !Head," N 26 dog. W., distant 21 sea
miles.

" Block Island Lights," WNW, distant 78 sea miles.
"Sandy Hook light-vessel," west, distant 180 sea miles.
Vessels bound to Boston or that vicinity, when the
weather is moderate, may, after passing this light, steer
ENE for 18 miles, leaving Fishing Rip to starboard; and
from thence a N by W 6 W course for 33 miles will bring
them to the Chatham Lights. _ _ _
. .

June 3.—We have no improvement to re
port in the state of the worsted trade. Very few buyers
have visited our Piece Hall to-day, and the sales have
been exceedingly limited. The yarn trade is languid.
The quantity produced is fully 50 per cent. below the
power of production, and prices are somewhat drooping.
The wool trade is almost paralysed by the feeling of un-
certainty as to the prices at which the new clip will
come into the market, and scarcely anything is
doing.
ROCHDALE, June s.—We have had a very fair attend.
ance of buyers in the market to-day, with a very limited
amount of business transacted, at prices much the same
as those of the preceding week. The wool market has
been still, and prices firm.
HUDDERSFIELD, June 6.—The market to-day, both in
the cloth ball and in the warehouses has been very lan-
guid. Indeed little else was to be expected ; for inde-
pendently of the general depression consequent on
the state of monetary and commercial affairs, holiday
times are far from being promotive of trading in manu-
factured broad cloths or fancy woollens. And thus
Huddersfield to-day presents the apparent anomaly of
the streets filled with a well-clothed gay and joyous
throng, while the sale of the articles of manufacture upon
which their existence as it were depends, is unusually
flat. What little demand them was, has been mainly
in tweeds, mixtures, and trouserings of medium quali-
ties. The fancy vesting trade is unusually quiet. The
business in the wool warehouses partakes of the prevail.
ing stagnation.

4 Q U AT I C S.

SAILING MATCH.
A very interesting match took place yesterday,
amongst the little yach4s of the Prince of \Vales Club,
for three prizes, one subscribed by the body, and two
others generously given by members. The following
:
Yacht. Tons. Owner. Distinguishing Flag.
Mae 6. Vice-Commodore...Red over white.
Gnat 4.. .R. Hewett. White, blue cross.
Prince of Wales.7...W. Warner Blue, white plume.
Irresistible 7.. .J. Gardner White over blue.
Bantam 5. .A. F. Jackson White, red bantam.
Little Mosquito..B...T. Bartlett Blueold hawk.
Blue-Eyed.Maid 4... W. Tuckwell Blue,, amber border.
Britannia .........7...G. Legg White.
Albatross 7...A. Berncastle ......Red.
Julia 7... W. Bain Blue.
Idea 6...J. T. Ceely White.
The distance was from Blackwall to the Chapman's
Head and back, a minute per ton being allowed. A
very beautiful start was effected, and considerable nauti-
cal skill displayed on all hands, especially with the Julia,
Britannia, and Mosquito. Off Tilbury, while the two
former were manoeuvring, the latter cane up and went
in advance, sustaining it the whole way, and winning
by six minutes. The Britannia followed her, and also
kept her place, the Julia being third in, but losing, owing
to the handicap, the Blue-Eyed Maid carrying off the
third prize by a quarter of a minute. The wind was very
favourable for sailing both up and down.

The mariner must be careful to allow for the set of the
currents in the vicinity of these shoals, as shown in the
now coast surrey charts of the United States, when adopt-
ing any of the above courses.
Notice will be given of any further particulars about
these lights.
The above bearings are magnetic, the variation being 8
deg. 18 min. west.
Hydrographic Office, May 22, 1854.

[ADVER,TISENENT.] --- ASCOT RACES..-- SPORTS-
MAN.—Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, for valu-
able and extraordinary improvements in the most
powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecourse
Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the dis,
tances of objects viewed through them—of great im-
portance to the army, navy, and others. Messrs. S. and
-I3• Solemons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly.
Observe-apposite the York Hotel.—These telescopes pos-
sess such extraordinary powers that some, 3i inches, with
an extra eye-pi •
Saturn's'eyepiece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons,
eeepe ring,ca be sandee the double stars ; with the same tele-
and a half distant,n a
They are of larger an person's countenance three miles
and an object from 12 to 14 miles.
accordingly._ The d all sizes, with increasing powers
newly•invented, very Royal,i Exhibition, 1851. Valuable,
glass the size of a walnut, by powerful waistcoat-pocket
and known 1A mile distanty which a person can be seen
seen atses
on the race-course, at the.
, country sce-
ey answer every purpose
nary, and ships are clearly
lare invaluable for shooting, deer•st to. 14, miles. They
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and toi;n7machting, to
1 race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with Opera'
power; an object can be clearly seen from 10 wonderful
to 12 mile
distant. Newly-invented Spectacles ; immediately' 1. 3
are placed before extremely imperfect N.' • t"e3
lawn, bre,
object becomes clear and distinct ; the most aged, di,,.
1 festive eight ri
• •ht is brought to its youthful, natural, and o-
'
I
gina 1 state. Deafness—New Discovery—The Organic Vi-
brator, an extraordinary powerful, small, newly-invented
instrument,
t for Deafness, entirely different from all others,
to surpass anything of the kind that has been, or pro-
bably ever can be, produced. Being of the same
colour as the skin, is
not perceptible ; it enables deaf
distinctly at church and at public as-
sembliessinging • the unpleasant sensation
itaffordsallthe • t
the ears 'is entirely removed ; and
*nee that possibly could be desired.-39, Albemarle-facet,
Piccadilly. Observe, opposite the York Hotel.

BIBTLIS.
OF A SON.

On tho 7th inst., at Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square,
London, the wife of Captain Sir James Clark Ross, Royal
Navy.
On the 6th inst., in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, the.
wife of Robert Ferguson, M.D.

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the sth inst., at Castle Hill, Reading, Berko, the
wife of the Rev. P. W. Tasker.
On the 4th inst., at St. Andrew's, N.B. the wife of
Captain F. Hutchinson.

REFOIMATION OF JUVENILE CRlMlNALS.—Yesterday
the quarterly general court of the governors of the Phi-
lanthropic institution established at Redhill Farm, Rei.
gate, for the Reformation of Juvenile Criminals, was
held at the offices of the society, Crown-court, Thread-
needle-street, Mr. W. Gladstone in the chair. The re-
port of the Rev. Sydney Turner, the chaplain of the
institution, stated that 25 boys had been admitted to it
since the last court day, and that 46 had left, of whom
24 emigrated, 20 obtained employment in England, and
two had deserted, and that IS2 at present remained in
the school. The report having been adopted, it was,
after some discussion, resolved to memorialise Govern.
ment for an increased Parliamentary grant, as 251., the
!aim at present allowed for the maintenance of each boy,
is not, considering the existing price of articles of food,
sufficient for that purpose. Some other routine business
having been transacted, the proceedings terminated with
a Tote of thanks to the chairman.

NEW ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.—The number of public
acts passed in the present session, up to the recess, is
19. A great many private acts have received the Royal
assent.

MARRIED.
On the Ist inst., at Hove Church, Brighton, Mr. Johan
Anders
daughter o Wennbf
Lieut. Stockholm, to Mary Isabella, youngest
William Hay, R.N.

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DIED.
On the lst inst., at Cadogon-place, Chelsea, Rester,
widow of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Pattoun, of the 32d
Regiment.
On the 4th inst., at Greenwich, Emily Ann, the wife of
tho Rev. C. P. Incledon.
On the 7th inst., at 13, Grosvenor-square, General Sir
Loftus Otway, C. 8., 84th Regiment, aged 80.
On the sth inst. at Rochfort-house, Bath, Rebecca,
relict of John Morton, Esq., late surgeon in the Royal
Artillery, aged 85.

THE TESTAMENTARY JURISDICTION Btu. -- The
second reading of this bill, which has passed the Lords,
is fixed in the Commons for Monday next. Mr. Malins,
the Chancery barrister, will move that it be read that
day six months.

—
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Ztrand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, iu tho ovuty of
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