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THE SUN LONDON WEDNESDAY -EVENING APRIL 6 185 3.
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would be. He should therefore support the amend- young one. that Mr. Jones would NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS. COUNTRY MA.RKETS.
if iftb ' -oibttion ment. never again go where he had been the Thursday
Captain SCOBELL was sorry to disagree with his previous-to draw an annuity. Witness expressed her •
DEATH OF ADMIRAL SIR THOMAS LIVING- .
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EPSOM SPRING MEETING-To-moßßow. ----oe---_ I
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NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED i ______.._
- learned colleague, but he could not support this clause. surprise at this, and asked if the old man were ill. STONE, BART. IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, Anus 2. ;
dance of country millers and
g°eL-thiAs mPßornthis;g, who purchased
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He was afraid his hon.' and learned friend had never Prisoner also spoke of Mr. Key, and said she had de- Admiral of the White Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart , The following is a list of the races and hour of starting
273 deThalersereatwoaustaCogLrno
SUN OFFICE, Seven o'clock. seen a man flogged, or he would not propose to resort to feated that gentleman's efforts, and that when Mr. died at hie seat Westquarter, North Britain, on Satur.- for the Epsom Spring Meeting to-morrow :- Zymotic Diseases
Diseases of Uncertain Seat
- such a brutal form of punishment. Talk about Jones Was dead she would only have to go to the bank day. The venerable and gallant officer succeeded his 1.0.-The Epsom Trial Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 50 82 to a fair extent of American white wheat, by holders sub-
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Tubercular Diseases
IMPERIAL PARLIAIVILIA 1. ,
-,,,,,iii public opinion, indeed . Why, was not p p
üblic o inion and draw the money.
decidedly opposed to the continuance of corporal Mr. Justice Erle having summed up, the jury returned father as tenth baronet, in 1795, and was heir and re-
presentative of the attainted Earl of Linlithgow. He added. One mile.
1.45.-The City and Suburban Handicap of 15 sovs. Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses
Diseases of the Heart and '
8100d-vessels s 235 milting to a reduction of 2d to 3d per bushel from last Tues-
-175 day's price ; red wheats nearly maintained late value.
--4.-- punishment under the martial law, and were they a verdict of not guilty. entered the navy in 1782, and served afloat 25 years. each, 10 ft, and only sif declared, with a bonus of 68 Flour declined 9d to ls per barrel and sack, and did not
Diseases of the L
HOUSE OF COMMONS-(THIS DAY.) now 'to extend it to the civil law ? But only look
In the Monarch, 74, he witnessed the unsuccessful at- 150 sovs. added ; the owner of the second horse to re- Respiration
420 but yellow being scarce, fully maintained the prices of
ungs and other Or ans of . move freel . White Indian corn
g y was rather easier to buy,
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at the impropriety of the proposal in the case. A
NEW COURT. tack on Martinique, in January, 1793. He commanded ceive 25 sovs. out of the stakes. The winner of an
The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after 12 o'clock.
Y Diseases of the Stomach, Liver
, and other Organs ' last week. Oatmeal fully as dear, and in faie demand.
man would have to be convicted upon the evi- (Before the Recorder.) Athdnienne, 64, in Sir J. B. Warren's pursuit to the handicap of 200 sovs. value subsequent to the pulica-
. The London Market and Slaughter-house Bill was
of Digeston Other articles of the trade move sl
75 d owly, at late rates. .
dence of his wife or mistress. Well, then, after Not any case of suffi • br •te t t r ant a coast of Egypt of the French fleet, and when in com-
ment pu ic in res owa r tion of the weights to carry 51b, or of two siuch races Dis - •
read a second time:
eases of the Kidneys, &c.
the man had suffered corporal punishment, how report, occurred in this court up to the time of our going mand of the Renommee, frigate, captured the Vigilante, or more, 101 b extra. To be run before the Great Me- Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus &c.
PETITIONS. could they ever expect him to return again to his to press. Spanish brig, of 18 guns, under the fire of Fort Calla- tropolitan Stakes. 83'subs. IPSWICH-APRIL 5.
Mr. GEORGE presented a petition from Kilrush, domestic home ? (Hear.) This was not the time for retes, in April, 1806. Ile was not afloat from 1808 to 2.30.-The Two-year-old Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
complaining of the interference of the Roman Catholic sanctioning a proposal like this, because it would be a THIRD COURT. 1821, when he was appointed to the command of the 50 added. Half a mile. Diseases of the Skin, &c.
5 y, aturally drew off a large portion of the usual market .
clergy in elections in Ireland, and praying for measures retrograde movement, and he therefore trusted the corn- (Before the Common Sergeant.) Genoa, 74, at Liebon. Sir Thomas was a deputy lieu- 3.30- Eighth year of the Great Metropolitan Stakes of Malformations i attendance hen
, ce supplies of all grain were small. Wheat
to secure freedom of election in that country. mittee would reject it without hesitation. THE BURGLARY AT MISS KELLY'S. tenant for the county of Linlithgow and of the Castle of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft, and only sif declared w.
, ith a Premature Birth and D bili
e ty sold steadil and no
32 y, t any cheaper. Some maltsters *-
Atrophy „ peering inclined to buy fine barleys gave 36s to 37s per
Several petitions were presented against the opening of Mr. PACKE supported the amendment. John Baker, 20, labourer, was indicted for burglary, Blackness. He married in 1809, Janet, daughter of bonus of 350 sovs. added. The owner of the second Old A e
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the Crystal Palace on Sundays ; and against the admis- Mr. AGLIONBY entirely concurred with the spirit in the dwelling-house of Frances Maria Kelly, and steal- Sir James Stirling, Bart., who died in 183]. By the horse to receive 50 sovs. out of the stakes. The win- Suddeg and peas nominally the same.
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sion of Jews into Parliament. of the clause, and declared his belief that in this excep- ing therefrom a barometer and hankerchief, her property. decease of Sir Thomas Livingstone the following promo- ner of any handicap of 200 sovs. value subsequent to V* n • • PER QUARTER. ILLE,TES.
Sir R. INGLIS presented several petitions from tional case the public mind was favourable to the infliction The prosecutrix is the celebrated actress, and resides tions and removals take place ;__ the publication of the weights to carry 51b, or of t iolence, Privation Cold, and Intemperance ......
4 320
r ey, grinding ... 30s to
places in England and Scotland against the Clergy of corporial punishment. He objected to the continu- in Moscow-terrace_, Bayswater. Upon the morning of To be Admiral of the Blue-Vice Admiral the Right such races or more, 101 b extra. Great Metropolitan
w° Causes not specified'
Reserves Bill, and against the abolition .of University ance of that degrading mode of punishment in the army the 16th of March, the prosecutrix and a Miss Grevill Hon. Lord Wm. Fitzroy, K.C.B. vice the Earl of Dun- Stakes Course, two miles and a quarter, to start at _____ , Ditto, white (new) 47s to 538 Peas
Tests in Scotland. and navy; but here they had an exceptional case to deal were alarmed by the barking of their dog. and upon Miss donald, G.C.8., to be admiral of die white. the winning chair. 120 subs. DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES
Mi. PHINN presented a petition from Bath in favour with, and he therefore had no difficulty whatever in ac- Grevilllookingup, sawa man in their bed-room. He then To be Vice Admiral of the Blue-Rear Admiral Henry 4.30.-The Selling Stakes of 3 sovs. each, with 50 sovs. Population Deaths in corre- Deaths Barley, malting ... 33s to
Enumerated. sponding week in the 378 Flour, per sack
of the Aggravated Assaults Bill, and praying for the in- ceding to the proposal. ran out, and Miss Grevill, opening the window, raised Hope, C. 8., vice the Right Hon. Lord Radstock, C. 8., added. The winner to be sold, &c. New T.Y.C. 1851. of 1852. Week AVERAGES FOR TER WEEK ENDIXO Arum 2, 1853.
sertion of a clause sanctioning corporal punishment in Lord LOVAINE said he should support the amend- an alarmt and almost directly afterwards the police on to be vice of the white, vice Sir John Louis, Bart., to be three-quarters of a mile. ' West Districts
certain cases. ment. He was opposed to corporal punishment as a duty at the back of the house found the prisoner hiding vice of the red. 5.0.-The Railway Plate of 50 sovs. (handicap), for all North Districts
1 f 33s 8d
Mr. BELL presented a petion from Yorkshire, pray- rule, but it was Pro Posed to apply it here only in cases in a ditch. He had neither shoes nor stockings on. To be Rear Admiral of the Bluee-Captain George ages. New T.Y.C., three-quarters of a mile. Any Central Di?tricts
' for the total abolition of church rates and tithes.
mg where the offender was so degraded that no other form When taken to the station, a handkerchief belonging to Frederick Rich (July 1, 1823), vice Rear Admiral D. East Distiects
number of horses the property of the same owner may . ........ 485,522
Lord H. VANE presented a petition from Barnard of punishment would reach him. Miss Kelly was found upon him. Upon searching the Price, to the white, vice Rear Admiral Sotheby, to the eta' t for this plate. South Districts
~ 32s 9d
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Castle in favor of the diminution of the hours of labour Lord PALMERSTON 1 d eth the asser- place the barometer was found to have been removed, red.
qui e agree wi
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HULLs--APRIL 5.
in factories. don that public opinion would go with this proposal; and all the things in the house had been displaced, and A captain's gec'd service Pension is relinquished by the HORSES ARRIVED AT EPSom,-The subjoined list com- Totals - f
r e a very small supply o
PROBATES OF WILLS AND GRANTS OF but public opinion was liable to ebb and flow, and the would doubtless have been carried away but for the promotion of Rear Admiral Rich ; and the appointment prises the principal arrivals up .to six o'clock last even- Males
861 wheat from our own farmers, and hardly any fresh foreign;
_ ADMINISTRATION BILL. time might arrive when the public mind would timely alarm given by Miss Grevill. of Captain Superintendent of the Royal Hospital and ing :- Appleton, Babette, Bird on the Wing, Content- Females
887 nothing but cotchels by steamer (costing as much on the
On the motion for the second reading of the bill, become just as strong against corporal punishment as The jury found him Guilty. victualling establishments at Plymouth becomes vacant. ment. Convulsion, Defiance, Evadne, General Gilbert, ----- other side as they are worth here). The market Teas veil
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The SOLICITOR-GENERAL thought it was neces- it might now be in favour of it- The amendment, The Common-Sergeant transported him aer seven sir John Hindmarsh (1831), becomes one of the senior Happy Joe, The Heriot, Janina, Jack Leeming, Jullien, BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. firm, and all qualities fetched fully last week's rates. Fe'
Lary that the house should clearly understand the grounds therefore, ought not to be agreed to on that ground. years. captains, and Captain W. Warren (1841) comes on the Longbow fby Launcelot out of Wedlock, Mouser (late Males 1,005 reign we make no alteration, simply because no busineei
on which it was asked that the bill should be read a (He,ar.) The object of the bill was to give protection Prisoner impudently asked if he could not have it 12s. 6d. half-pay list. Ellen), Miss Emma, cby Napier out of Glenhawk's dam, Females 904 was done. In barley very little business passing, as is the
second time. He found that it only dealt with a fra
g- from assaults to married women, and to encourage them made ten. The successor to Rear Admiral R• h
ic , by a new order Narcissus, Peggy, Pug Orrock, Puritan, Pantomime, - case also in oats ; beans are not pressing on the market,
mentary part of the evils which now existed on this ex- to make complaints against their husbands when the in Council, will not be allowed to count his time served Polly, Surprise, Shipwreck, Uncle Sam, Varmint, Wink- . Total 1,909 and we do not reduce our quotations ; for peas we have lei -
tensive and important subject, it being only directed to ends of justice required it. Now, if they made the pun- STATE OP TRADE. at the hospital and victualling yard for h. t' el fi ld
is ac rye ag e , and Weathergage. Snowdon Dunhill and several inquiry, and there is no stock. A moderate demand for
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linseed cakes at our reduced quotations. Of rape cakes
remedying the inconvenience arising from the necessity isbmeut de
grading as well as severe, the wife would be - • rank. others are expected to arrive this day. SHIPPING I.N TELL IGENCE. the masket is almost cleared, and good green quality.,i° '
of taking out probates and administrations in more than disposed to screen the husband in the majority of cases, he state of the forei
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_se much inquired after. The arrivals of cattle bones are bele '.
one ecclesiastical court. The bill was, however, so im- whereas, if they rendered the punishment of such a nature stock market for the month of March, Messrs. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 5. EPSOM STEEPLECHASES-FRIDAY. • firmly, and met a firm demand.
perfectly worded that, 'in attempting to remedy that evil
, that it should deter the offender from repeating his crime Lamond and Co. state :- The Duke of Wellington, 131, Captain H. B. Martin, A NOTICE TO MARINERS. Tho following are the present prices of grain : r
...CCEPTANCES FOR THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE- LIGHTHOUSE AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE 13AT OF
it would render it ten times greater than it is at present. without partaking of a, spirit of revenge, he thought the ~ A larger amount of business than usual has occurred CR., got up steam again to-day in the basin in order to
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CHASE. MANILLA.-Notice has been received at Lloyd's that two wheat, English, red 44 to 46 Pe
He would suggest under those circumstances that the house would amply meet the exigency they were required in . foyeign securities. The character of transactions give her engines another trial, and kept them working
as, gray and black 35 te 37
bill be read a second time on the understanding that it to legislate -upon, .and he hoped the committee would sn shows that low Priced descriptions have been principally pie whole of the day. The result was very satisfactory
British Vern,.
Islt lb ' st 11) lighthouses have been erected at Manilla, the particulars Ditto white
regarding which can be seen on application at the Secre- Dantzic and Konigs- 47 to 49 Linseed, Black Sea... 49 to 51 .
should remain on the table until an opportunity was concur in this amendment. purchased. Spanish Unfunded Certificates and Greek in every respect.
Maria Day 7 The Hero (late Wood-
-10 9 fold) lO 5 tary's office. Thu documents are too long for insertion. berg
49 to 51 Ditto Riga and Arch- '
afforded to the Government to bring in a larger measure Mr. PHINN replied, and insisted that nothing had ex over-due Coupons have been favourities, and the rise g , , p
The A amemnon 91 Ca tain Sir Thomas Maitland
' Quickstep - angel
on the subject. If they were not enabled in a short time transpired in the course of this discussion whiCh should they have experienced have been well supported. The C. 8., rehoisted her ensign again this morning, and re-
Shinrone
to introduce such a bill, it would then be his earnest des induce the house to reject hls amendment. There were reason of the favourable change in both cases may be ceived such of her crew as were passed as convalescent Ringleader lO 5
,ENTERED INWARDS. The Cormtess Seafield, from New Danish, Holstein, and Memel ,
40 to 45
sire to engraft such provisions upon the bill now before cases which no punishment would meet but this which he traced to almost parallel circumstances. Spanish Certi- ont of Hasler Hospital. Fifty snore of her crew were
Friesland 42 to 44 Per Ton.
the house, and to so amend it as would render at least a now proposed, and as the case which the bill pro- ficates, it is stated, are to be adinitted at the rate of 10 sent to hospital from the Camperdown hulk this after- ACCEPTA.NCES FOR THE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. York ; Elizabeth, Caen ; Susan Ann, Trinidad ; Saucy
Lass, Alicant ; Koh-i-Noor, Cochin and Colombo , Tuscan,
• Russian and Odessa 40 to 43 Lins. e., Hull 8/ Os Od to 0/ Os
considerable instalment of that much needed and long vided for was
one
of them,
he should certainly persevere per cent. in the proposed new loan, and hence up to 84- noon. st lb st lb Demerara ; Roehelina Naples • Florence, Bilboa ; Ellen, Oats, English
promised reform, relative to the testamentary jurisdic- ; re
di Les clause. In many instances the practice of pocket- they have found free buyers, although they are scarcely The Persian, 12, Commander T. Mitchell, sailed from Caurire
tion of the country. (Cheers.) It was his intention in •k•
pic ing had been prevented by corporal punishment, and so high at this moment. With respect to Greek, the Spithead last night for Sheerness to be paid off. Gulnare
the bill of the Government to altogether abolish the he had no doubt it would prove equally efficacious in quotation of which has been supported at 9, negotiations The Sprightly stearn-vessel, Mr. George Allen, Acting Quickstep
metropolitan court of the Archbishop of York, and to this instance. for the introduction of railway enterprise into the coun- Master R.N., commanding, embarked a party of Go- The Hero
establish one probate court, which should have entire Mr. WALPOLE said the object of punishing try have, it is believed, been made, the terms of which vernment officials this morning, and proceeded asith ss____ San Demetrio, Constantinople ; Carlotta, River ; Susan, Ditto grinding 2B to 29 i itto foreign
illE SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 3 sovs. each, with 20 Carthagena ; Amide, Charente ; Fyenoord, Rotterdam - B
; eans
jurisdiction upon all subjects of contentious jurisdiction •ris ect the fortifica ion co
a criminal was not to avenge his offence but to stipulate for a recognition of these bonds at a fixed them to i p t s amending Stokes'
sovs. added ; llst 71b each (optional selling weights) ; Santas Segundo, Oporto ; Leila and Effort, Cadiz ; Coeur Ditto foreign
in England and Wales. He proposed, however, to re- correct the offender. Any punishment whiCh would value. Those who were acquainted with the proposals Bay and the Needles passage. b
de Leon, Cslcutta ; Herald, uernsey ; Colonist, Cal- Peas, white and yel. 38 to 40 Rye Meal
taM the power of the existing disocesan courts to re- have a butalising effect, although it partook bought largely, at prices varying from 7to Be, but at 9 The Fire Queen steam despatch yacht, Master Com- once round and a distance, about two miles. Five
horses to st h br 'll t b dd d
art, or te pu ic money wi no e a e . cutta ; Rosavie, Santander • Clifford, Sierra Leone ; Ocean -
ceive and Pass wills, net exceeding a limited amount, somewhat of a reformatory character, it was not these transactions have apparently stopped, and it is manding 3-• Paul, has been refitted and re-embellished, Rouen ; Reaper, Berbice ; 'Lockett Sh h • • '
, ang aa ; Wornach, CORK-APRIL 4. -
which were proved in the common form. He intended expedient to place upon the statute book, and he should therefore presumed that the maximum point has been and will quit the dock on Thursday, when the Conflict, Nom de Guerre, 30/. Legacy, 40/. Charente ; Arnon, Launceston ; William Wilberforce, Bias.
that the metropolitan court should keep a general oppose this elause. nearly reached. Spanish Stocks generally have been 8, screw-sloon, will take the vacated space to complete Trust-me-not, 30/. ClUTene . -
Seven-and-Sixpence, 20/. Charente ; Isabella, Jersey ; Remann Engelldna, Oporto ; - White wheat...oos Od to 00s Od 7 . .
registry of all wills proved throughout the country, that Sir J. V. SHELLEY also opposed the clause, and operated in to some extent, but the certificates have her refit. Merriment, 5 yrs, 30/. Napoleon, 20/. Os Od-20 st 010: .-'
Jantina, Seville • St. Andre, and Glaneuse, Port L'Abbe i 12 Redwheat 23s Od to 00s Od •
all the original wills should be transmitted to it by the denied that even in this instance the public mind was carried away the chief of the business. The Three per Gulnare, 20/. The Brewer, 20/. Petra, Bilboa ; 'City of Paris, Boulogne ; John Wick- - Ditto .
00s Od to 00s Od 00s Od-20 do. est
respective dioceasan courts, who should only be required favourable to corporal punishmene Cents. are 481 to 49, the New Deferred 241 to 25, and PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4. The Slashing Painter, 40/. The Trojan, 20/. liffe, 'Bombay • Elbe Hamburgh ; Benita, Lisbon ; - Ditto 003 Od to 00s Od : s
to keep official copies for inspection. He likewise would After a few words from Mr. HENLEY, Timoth 20/
the Passive 5i to 6. Mexican, under the most dis- A court-martial assembled on board the Impregnable y, • Jackey, 20/. Jenny Lind, Aveiro ; 'St. Jean, Caen ; Ada, Mogadore ; 85 Barley l2B 8d to 14s Od ,- .
propose to give power to county courts to exercise a Eueenie (late Thursh) 40/.
Mr. DEEDS asked whether it was necessary that they couraging appearances of affairs in that republic, have this morning, composed of Commodore Seymour (pre- 0 , Governor Maclean, Cape Coast Castle • Salisbury Har- - Ditto 06, Ocl to 00s Od 00s Od-00 do. -
limited jurisdiction, for the purpose of a'elminietering to ahould vote at the same time upon both Parts of not fluctuated violently, but the extreme advance has eident), Captains Mitchell, Lord E. Russell, Nies,
____ risen, Charente ; Lannen, Lisbon ; 'British Empire, - Ditto 00. Od to 00s Od
intestate as well as testate estates. The learned Solicitor- ' ' Sierra Leone ; Camillus, Demerara ; Inks Giezina, - Bere
the proposal. Ile first part proposed to give the not been supporters. The speculators for the fail have Da,cres, Lowe, Hutton, Freemantle, Goldsmith, Cham- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE of YESTERDAY* and Seises., Groningen ; Clara Maria Oporto ; Anniechona, 261 Oats OOO Od to 00s Od Os Oil •
93 Od to 9s lld
General also entered into an explanation of the reforms magistrate power to inflict corporal punishment, while not recently had the courage to continue their trans- hers, Glasse, and Buckle, to try a seaman of the Hogue, _______•„____
-; Forest Queen, Jersey ; Swift, Adelaide &c. • Lady 266 Ditto 9s lld to 108 6d 10, Od - do.
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which he intended to effect, and said, unless the hon. the second provided that it should not be inflicted until actions, having already suffered severely from previous 60, screw guard-ship, Captain Ramsey, named Jewell, BANKRUPTS. Valiant, Mauritius ; Creole, Dominica ; Hendrick's, and 189 Ditto 103 6d to lls Od
member consented to the suggestion he had thrown out, after an appeal to the Secretary of State. losses, and the market consequentlY has been relieved for deserting the ship. The seaman, who is quite a, William Wright, draper, Malden, to surrender, April Keesiena, Groningen ; Carolina, Nantes ; Kremlin, 6 Pigs 428 Od to 42s 6d 00s Od per cwt.
he should feel it his duty to recommend the house to Mr. PHINN said the latter proposal was introduced from any such adverse operations. The latest quotation y 14 and Ma 12 at twelve at the C
outh, having been lately rated, pleaded guilty, stating
eet
men er . , . , . ourt of Bankruptcy. Shanghai ; Melones Guernsey ; Joseph Hume, St. John's,
pause before the second reading of a bill which required into the clause, rot by his own wish, but to meet is 25i to 261 f. Ecuador has steadily advanced, that his only wish was for a sea-going ship, and .as
.as '-' h , official assignee, Basmghall-street ; Overbury N.B. ; Lord Hardinge Val a • • S Quantity sold at the highest prices :-
p raiso , usan, and Conner, 00 barrels white wheat ; 0 red ;27 barley ; 0 bere il9
Frederick-street, Old Jew . ' Guernse In ex -' '
IT y ; d , St. Kitts-- Erns
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such extensive modifications. the views of some of his hon. friends. until it has touched 51 to 6. No definite arrange- Proof he had joined the London for that purpose ; hi. , t, Arendahl • Albion, oats ; 5 pigs.
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William Crowle h' 1 •
y, wee wnght, Newport Pagnell, April Guernsey ; Hobroe, New Orleans ; Low 0 rt'
\ Mr. HUME enquired whether the hon. and learned Sir J. PAKINGTON would only consent to vote ment has, it seems, been come to for a settlement of former character being very good, the court sentenced ~ _, -Ter
e ane. may 20, at one, at the Court of 13ankruptcy. ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADI e'
Po o'
Return of cattle sold for week ending April 2 :-
NG.-The City of Pads
N, member intended to extend the bill to Scotland and for the first part of the (claim ;he could admit of no claims, the commissioner having been compelled to re- him to three months in the county gaol. Court- Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Sargent for Boulogne ; Elbe, Hamburgh ; Julius Cm ' Pigs, 499. Sheep, 313. Cows, 73.
sar Malaga •
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Ireland ? appeal. fuse the terms offered ; but the alleged discovery of gold martinis are very prevalent. There will be another and Justice, Essex-court, Temple ; Jagger, Birmingham. Wm. Septimus, Dunkirk ; Bore, Port Philip ; 'Hibernia' Coms.-Flour- First, 15s Od to 163 Od ; extra, 17s 5,,,,u'
-- The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said he desired to ex- Mr. HUME said, after the efforts Parliament had within the precincts of the Government has awakened a here on Wednesday next. Charles Grant Wilson, woollen warehouseman, Foster- Alderney ; Juanita, Seville ; Gamen, Cadiz and Malaea '•
seconds, 138 6d to 14s 6d ; households, 108 to 13s Od • thirn
tend it to these countries with some little modification, so e made of late years to abolish corporal punishment in the hope that if such resources exist they will expedite an lane, April 15, and May 28, at twelve, at the Court of Camilla, Demerara; Weimer Castle, Sydney, &c • A '' '
• , men, 73 Od to 10s per cwt. areal-Indian meal, 78 9d to'gs 3e ,
that henceforth a probate of a, will granted in London army and navy, he hoped the committee would pause arrangement. New Grenada and Venezuela are also CHATHAM, APRIL 4. Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assig,nee, Basinghall- ' Launceston ; ,Isa.bella Genoa ; Hensina, Elsinore ss, oatm
. eal, 103 6d to 11s Od ; wheat meal, 108 to lls Od r ew,,t,,
would be of universal effect and acceptation throughout treet • Reed Langford and . Marsden Friday-street Visitor Marseilles • daledonia Hamburgh ; Sylph; Erns:
before they consenthd to take the retrograde movement. better, quiet purchases having been made by individuals Commander Warren took up his commission for the 8 ~ , , „
Bois , . , , Indian corn, 71 5s Od to 8/ Os Od per ton. B Pe
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ran, 4t as
the whole United Kingdom. Star 8- un bri this afternoon aud immediately
Mr. PHINN said he had no objection to withdraw who consider that the development of various kinds of . , g g, , Cheapside. ; Tasmania Hobart Town and Port Philip - Lady to 4/ 12s 6d perton. Hay-Farmers, 243 Od to 40s Od ; average,
Mr. HENLEY regretted that the hon. and learned that part of the amendment which related to an appeal enterprise in these localities cannot fail before long to hoisted the pendant. Edward Hunt, auctioneer, King William-street, City, Valiant, IVlauriiius ; Lochnagar, Port Philip. ' 355; dealers, 358 Od to 50e Ocl ; average, Os per ton. straw--
April 19, at half:past two, and May 10, at one at the CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Mary Ann Farmers, 22s Od to 26s Od ; average, 24s ; deal& ,28Od t°
Member had not given some notice of his intention to the Secretary of State. have an influence upon their credit. Russian were con- The undermentioned shipwrights, &c., bave been su-
Court of Bankruptcy. Groom official assignee, Als'church- for Corfu, &c. ; Catherine, Hamburgh ; Leila Rookie, 32s Od ; average, Os. per ton. Bread-Wheaten's loaf s t°
, 7d ~,
to bring forward a scheme of such considerable The committee then divided, when there appeared- siderably affeed by the apprehension of hostilities with Perannuated :-James Bennett, leading man, 34/. per lane ;Miller and Horn, King William-street. Konigsberg ; Planter, Demerara, esc. ; Undaunted, Gee- Od ; household ditto, 6d to Od per 41b.-Fresh butter, 9d -,
magnitude. He thought it was quite clear from For the amendment 5O Turkey. Both the five and the four-and-a-half per cents. annum ; Thomas Foster, John Ethell, and George John Llewellin, haberdasher, Bristol, April2o, at twelve, long ; Rostock, Melbo •
urne , Gleaner, Calcutta ; Vivid, Ild per lb. Eggs, 4s 4d to 48 6d per hundred. Meat- -bee',
the statement he had made that the bill of the Govern- Against it lOB dropped directly the intimation was conveyed, and the Hammond, shipwrights, 24/. each per annum ; Samuel and May 16, at eleven, at the Bristol District Court. Buenos Ayres ; Panther, Ostend ; Seine, Boulogne ;Ne -
n 44d to 8d ; mutton, 51c1 to 64c1 ; veal, 4kl to 6id • .k No
silent was in a very forward state, and if that were so,
decline was indeed the precursor of the panic that then Fledges, labourer, 15/. per annum. Miller, official assignee, Bristol • Metteram and Knight, tune, Hamburgh ; Menai, Calais ; Concordia, Rotterdani 2, , , por ,
6d ; bacon, 7d to 74c1.-; sausages, 6d per lb.-Fish, Newfound'
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the better course would be to lay it before the house Majority against it - Birmingham, or Prideaux, Brist'ol. Prince Alliert, Guernsey ; City of London, Dunkirk. ; land, 11/. Os to 12/ Os per ton ; Scotch herrings 31 ato 008;
without delay. In his opinion the country had some Mr. BARROW proposed to insert certain words in the equal to 3 per cent., is an event seldom witnessed, and, WOOLWICH, APRIL 5. DIVIDENDS. Red, do., 30s per brl.-Potatoes, white, 9d to 'lod ; Pion,
reason to complain of the measure being announced in bill, which should have the effect of giving the offender aas long as the least apprehension was entertained, bar- PROMOTION. , At the Court,Basinghall-street. LIVERPOOL-APRIL 5. lld to 12d. Cal
- o 8, Newport, 218; Lydney, 211 • Culra, -I."'
such an irregular way, for a vast number of persons were power of appeal. It was a maxim of English law that gains were concluded for a large amount. The quota- Mate-William C. F. Wilson (1852), serving in the R. H. Murra Alfred-place Camden-town baiser s
A übmarine convulsion from E. by N. to W. by S., Od per ton.-Whiskey 25 o 6s Od p •mn ?al eenon.
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interested in the subject, and members ought to have in all cases of summary punishment there should be a tions have since recovered, and they axe respectively 118 Winchester, 50, flag-ship of Rear Admiral Sir Fleetwood A ril 26, at t lye' J. L. Heath' rn Ab h r ' - ' Hides, market, 30s to '36s; •Nalted, eosstoereig seen e;-,t. Osa
08., tc u cth-lane, ''ity, which lasted. above five seconds, was experienFed on the
shlipo er, Awpne 1 2-6, at oA. skins, 34d per lb.-Bangor slates 2/. 17s. 6d tOS -37 per ten<
32 W. by the Nile, arrived
every opportunity of giving it their serious consideration. power of appeal, and the committee ought, therefore, to to 119 and 103 te 104. Singular as it may appear it is 8., R. Pellew, C. 8., on the East Indies station, is pro-
ironmon A • le- S ace, S rood, Kent, 13th March in lat. 38 N. lon.
ger, pial 12, at eleven-W. Sterling and J. Ster- here. Fleece wool, 00s to 00s per stone. Hem - 421. Pe'
p, 38/. to
The fairest course would be to postpone the second read- accede to the amendment. nevertheless true, that Turkish scrip, in the midst Of this meted to the rank of lieutenant.
ling Bow Churchyard Citv merchants April 23 at half- The Robert Kelly, for New York, has just put back ton-Timber, Memel, 3/. lOs ; red pine, 3/. 10.; yellow do-,
ing of the bill until it was announced whether it was in- Mr FITZROY o dth dt W 1 't nt suffered no depression. On the contrary, it The Fearless, steam-vessel, in charge of Captain Bul- ' d- '-" , . '
ppose e amen men . as i exci eme ,
past one -. G. Lacy, Great St Helen s Bishopsgate- The Woodstock, P 1 ' h Mlb •
ymout to e ourne, was spoken 31. ss. per ton ; deals, 16/. to 18/. per hundred.-Bark, red,
tended to introduce the larger measure. (Hear.) It rk • • lock recentl era 1 • ron th
i ely, in case an appeal was allowed, that the wife was throughout firmly maintained, and subsequenty went P . y p eyed in he e surveying service
2 street, gun manufacturer, April 23, at t:wo-Elizabeth Feb. 10, lat. 3 N,, lon. 22 W. 8/. to 10/. 10s. per ton.-Tallow, 4es to 4711 per cwt.-Hops,
would be very inconvenient to engraft the scheme of the
71. lOs to 01. per cwt.- Tar Archan el 19m • Guano)
would appear at sl e sessions against the husband who up from 11 to 21, UpOn an arrangement of the demands is t° he delivered over to the authorities at Sheerness. Chapman, Waltham Abbey, Essex, farmer, April 22, at The Neptune, Port Philip to London, was spoken. Jan. . , g, . pei bd.-
hon. and learned member upon a bill which was not had brutually ill used her ? Would it not happen that of the bondholders having, it is said, been agreed to. The services of Captain Bullock, and the other officers of half-past eleven-J. Webster and G. M. Simpson, Tower- 10, lat. 50 S. Peruvian, 10/. lOs to 11/. per ton.
only admitted to be very defective, but only dealt with in the interval which took place between the conviction Although it is understood an attempt is being made to that rank engaged in surveying duties on the home sta. street, City, merchants. April 23, at one. The Charles Holmes, Liverpool to New York, was
as an instalment of the reform that was needed. and the appeal the husband would use his influence re-orgatise the Bank of Constantinople, difficulties may tions have been dispensed with, which will effect a say- In the Country. spoken March 24, lat. 51 N. lon. 22 W. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. ,
•
Mr. PHILLIMORE was certain that if the bill was over the wife to secure her absence at the sessions, and yet interfere to prevent the realisation of the plans con- ing of 1,4001. per annum. It is expected that the highest J. F. Lawrence, Wookey Hole, Somersetshire, paper The Locknavar, Tort Philip to London, was spoken
_
passed in its present shape, the mischief which its author thus the erds of justice would be defeated. templated. The price has since become weaker, no offi- rank of naval officers employed on the surveying service maker, May 6, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol-R. Prit-
• March 4 lat. 29 N 1 36 W LIVERPOOL, APRIL 5.
intended to remedy would be very much increased. Mr. HENLEY supported the amendment, as he cial announcement having been made, and is about 2to on the home stations in future will be commanders as St. rfelier 0 ' on'
S .-I,', Fl,ft 1 4- -KT 1
chard, Carnarvonshire, ale and porfer dealer, April, 28, at
_3
w. , porto to y5....ey,, - es. -, -a.. - ... ..on. r?..E.f.A.,..—The share market continued flat
Mr. MONCRIEFF, believing that the object of the could see no reason for placing the cases contemplated 24 prem. Swedish continues heavy at 2to 14 discount, there are numbers of that rank in every way qualiked eleven, at the Court, Liverpool-R.: Welsh, Hudders- 2
Enchantress, Shields to Calcutta, Feb. 7, lat. 4N. lon. rastelnamCmoa eiiews ithlo3u.t rartritanehzugireein quotations. •
bill was a very desirable one, would ready give his sup- by this bill beyond the ordinary rule of law. and were it not largely held as an investment, would for surveying the coasts and rivers of th:s country. field, woollen cloth merchant, April 29. at eleven, at
h • 14 ; Great
the Court, Leeds-J. Wilton, Sheffield, linendraper, 24 W. Had encountered very had weather, and lost but- Southern and Watern, 's3i ; Great Northern, 22 ;
port to the second reading, provided it was understood Mr. PACKE thought the amendment would defeat show a further decline. Danish, Dutch, and Brazilian It is not intended to appoint a successor to the late April 30, at eleven, at the Court, Sheffield-J. Bertram, warks, &c. British, 8i ; St. Helen's Railway and Can 1 North
that it was not to proceed further until the intentions of the ob• tf th 1;11 h• h t • have exhibited little alteration. Buenos Ayres, owing Captain Edward Johnson, ot the compass department,
sec o e ' , w lc was o revive a summary
d
as Sheffield, ironmonger, April 30, at eleven, at the Court, . , Eastern an Dover, 22i ; Dutch Rhenish, 2e dis.
a P ; south
the Government were made known. punishment for a man who brutally assaulted his wife to the contending factions which divide the Government, .
that dut will be performed by any of the masters sta- Sheffield-W. Atkinson, jun., Goole, Yorkshire, ship- DARDANELLES, March 19.-It blew a violent gale here
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Mr. COWAN bore testimony to the very great hard- or child, and he should experience considerable difficulty have again receded, and may be quoted 58s. to 60s. tone at
d YW
1 *eh ho will be allowed a certain sum ight, April 26, at elevera, at the Court, Leeds•- W. on the 17th instant. The Peacock, from Liverpool to Con- MANCHEST ,
h v st(s)olvWhOSlev mpasses has to be adjusted at Wood, Hoyland Nether - Yorkshire, timber merchant, stantinople, and several other vessels, got ,on shore, and STOCK EXCHANGE. T ER, APRIL 5.
ship and expense occasioned by the existing law, and in supporting it. Peruvian scrip came out at 3 premium, subsequently 0
fGrr eeanclaithee. eThis a rement will save an annual sa- April 26, at eleven at the'Court, Leeds-G. Alletson, jun., some still remain, but will be got off. out much • -he market has been steady, sviteb-
trusted' that the bill would be read a second time, and The amendment was negatived without a division, advanced to st, and is now quoted 34 to 4 premium."
la: of 300/ dh g t •al t t 100/ and J. W. Tebbs, Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers, May 2, at The Olinda, from Hobart Town to Port Philip, was to- ditto F•fth 415 1 •
. an a ouse ren mealy en o . per improvement in busi
i s, -6 di • ness. Leeds Stock, ft'
s. , Sheffields, 30,1 • ditto Pref., •L''•
allowed to go into committee.
and the clause, as amended, was agreed to. The Land Companies Shares have been nog- y ,
; annum, that sum being allowed to Dr. Burns the medi- half-past eleven, at the Court, Leeds-C. Edmonstone, tally wrecked on the Eddystone Point, N.E. extremity of Dovers, 22 9-16 ; Edinburgh dGI ' ai do
Mr. HUME considered that the country would be The Chairman was then directed to report progress, lectecl, and there is no disposition to invest sn
an asgow, 37 . C e
cal oEcer of the '
convicts at the Ro al Arsenal and
' Over Darwen Lancashire, paper manufacturer, April 26, 'Van Dieman's Land, previous to Dec. 23. nians, 313 ; Midlands, 731 ; Whiteh - ' 64
greatly indebted to the hon. and learned member if the and the house having resumed, he did so accordingly, them.
D k d I • • •
oc yar , Voolwich, he having applied for permission
y at twelve at' the Court, Manchester-J. Burt, J. Burt, The Coureren sailed from Middlesboro for Alexandria --- even and Furness, ,
reforms he had pointed out were carried into effect. He and obtained leave to sit again on Monday.
jun. and W. T. Watson, Manchester, commission agents, on the 19th of Oct. last, and has not since been heard of. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 5. ~
wished to know whether it was his intention to abolish
BI7RGH (SCOTLAND) BILL. MANCHESTER, APRIL 5.-Our market has exhibited to occupy the house allowed to the late Captain Johnson A ?
' pril 26, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester-I. Orrell, • STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a little more busille° ::),'
all sinecures in the Ecclesiastical Courts ?
instead of the 1001. he now receives to pay the rent of
no change of any consequence, as compared with the Radcliffe, Lancashire, cotton fmanufacturer, April 28, at VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. done in this market to-day than of late, and shares were s'
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said he proposed This bill passed through committee.
the house he now occupies in Woolwich.
state of things at the date of our last report. As in twelve, at the Court, Manchester, The Kremlin, Shanghai to London, Jan. 29, lat. 35 8. more inquired after. Birmingham and Stour ValleY° 'se
to entirely abolish all those sinecures which were the The other orders were then disposed of, and the house . .
M h te th • T ' t d•
Liverpool, so in anc es r, ere is a prevai mg sea 1- PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. lon. 18 E. were done at IG.
opprobrium of the present day. (Hear, hear.) Part adjourned at 6 o'clock.
sl;
ness at the rates which were obtainable after the excite- T. M. Harris, Liverpool, shipowner, 4d., Monday, April The Fairy, Bombay to Liverpool, Feb. 9, lat 19 S. lon. -____
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of that opprobrium, however, attached to the house ;
ment of the earlier and middle portions of the week had DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS. 11, or any subsequent Monday, between eleven and two, 3w• LEEDS, APRIL 5. • 4
because, in regard to the sinecure of the Rev. Mr. Moore,
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) subsided. • at the office of Mr. Bird, Liverpool. The Hope, Bombay to Liverpool., same day.
The Juliet STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market is witho_in 'ii
it was to be recollected that the reversion of that office
ROCHDALE, ApitlL 4.-We have had a steady demand On Monday, MT. SinaPson, the well-known protrietor a D. Sparks, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, surgeon and , Bombay to the Clyde, March 22, lat. 3N. change this morning. The bus 147"
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lon. 21 W. iness done has been lirai , 'a
to the followin •
g lines of which we give the closing prices' '
was solemnly sanctioned by the house ; and, unfortu- OLD COURT. for goods, and the manufacturers are obtaining rather .
Cremorne Gardens waited u n Mr. Arnold at t e West- apothecary, 2s. 6d., any Wednesday, between eleven and
The Enchantress, Shields to Calcutta, Feb. 17, lat. 4N. North Westerns, 8/: Os 9d al '''l
nately, in the bill he should introduce he should be (Before Mr. Justice Erle.) better prices for these pieces. The low and middle ml . .
nster Police Cor'irt, to sell his a• ' '
dvice respecting the one, at the office of Mr. Miller, Bristol.
lon. 24 W. ; South Eastern and Dor •.,2s
following disgraceful proceeding :- NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. 22/ lls 3d ; Lancash• d Y kshir
obliged, not only to continue that sinecure, but to le-
THE STISPECTED MURDER AT BRIXTON. qualities of English wools are very scarce, and their
Applicant having handed in a large posting bill, headed The Meg of Malden, Iquique to Newcastle, March 7, lat. Stock , 73/ 168 3d. ' ire an or es, 75 ; Midlan
./
At the Court, Basinghall-street. 31 N., long. 43 W.
galise the reversion of it, and this would have to be done Elizabeth, Vzckers, aged 38, was placed in the dock prices rather firmer. The wool dealers have very light « Cremorne, V.R.," and which went on to state that
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at the expense of the country.
charged with the wilful murder of Wm. Jones. The stocks on hand at present, and are quite out of sorts. a grand fancy fair would be held on a spacious piece J. Spi.stt, Sloahe-street and Exeter-street, Chelsea, of the Lake, London to Natal, Feb. 15, lat. 1 ___••-r----_________-________________________
Nne Lat
W
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' Mr. WALPO LE was of opinion that the object of the
coach-builder, April 26,
.at one-G. Kebble, Hurst, Berk- ~ ong. . SEABORNE MAILS. *:s
risoner had been housekeeper to, and sole attendant HALIFAX, APRIL 2.-The aspect of trade in our piece of d cl. • • Cre G d th t
groun a jonung morne ar ens, - e vo s
- e shire farmer and grazier April 27 at one-N. Pearce The Ann Cropper for S dne New South Wal M ________....,-____
, y y, eS, arch
bill would be totally defeated unless it was materially
lojn h d dd ' - f 1 • hll ' tt hth t d ted •or f th do " will be held on a spacious piece of .
,t e ecease ,an in consequence o severa circum- ais pre y muc e same o- ay as was no in u o e wor , ' - ' h "cl 't• 1 • '271 9 N 1
Silver-street, Wood-street, C °ape e, sta ioneranc printer„ at. ~ ong. 26 W, (N signifies that the mails a fn 0
altered. He thought it would be better, instead of read-
by the re sent fl*ora the General Post-e-c
stances attending the death of the deceased, it was sus- last report ; and there is no noticeable alteration in ground adjoining," being so arranged, and of such
April 27, at twelve-A. Bunnett, Bridge-house-place, New- The Thomas Brockelbank, Liverpool to Port Philin Feb. night-and Mby the morning --dispatch.]
ing it a second time, to postpone it for a limited period,
pected that it had been caused by her violent treat- either the yarn or the wool market. Large contracts a small character, as to escape the first glance, stated
ington-causeway, window-blind-manufacturer, April 27, at 6, lat. 3, long. 20 W. ` '
so that the Government might have an opportunity of
ment. She was in consequence taken into custody, for yarn have been offered at the present prices, but the that he had with reference to this and its subses twelve. The Eleonora Worldngton, Liverpool to the Mauritius, • Day h
ween made uP From what When
amply considering their measure. He recommended and examined at the Lambeth Police Court, on which spinners have declined taking them, as those prices entail quent gathering of an immense assemblage of the Tery CERTIFICATES GRANTED. March 10, lat. 6N. long 22 W. COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due 10,
that the Government bill should comprehend the whole refuse of society, to complain not only of a most serious •
The Douglas, London to California, March 18, 1 t Office, London * Dispatched. Engiams
occasion the whole circumstances of the case appeard positive loss.
km P •t th d • t 1 if t
C. Cnc ay, .m. smou , gun an pis o man" ac urer, a. 3 N., --______________ '
of these questions which are now dealt with by the . disgraceful nuisance, but of a gross deception practised
long. 20 W.
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at length in our columns. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 4.-The preliminary meeting of u th bli lul • • • •
pon epu c, ca c ated to do him a serious injury, April 1-J. James, -Worthing, linen and woollendraper, America(byThit.pack)N Every Friday .... Live 1 ... Each Moll,
Ecclesiastical Courts.
Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Cooper and Mr. Hodgson prose- the South Staffordshire iron trade was held at Wolver- April 2, certificate of the second class-L. Samuel, Bury- hGlbe •
T e en me, London to Hobart Town, lat. 26 N., America (by United Sts.
Mr. HADFIELD would have no objection, if the bill and a great personal indignity inflicted upon himself. e 21 W
lone. .. packet) .... •. . . ..N March 30 ........ LiverpOol ... Arrived
cuted • Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Ballantine, and Mr. Parry hampton on Thursday last, and terminated in a declare- A 'th h e - • - • b street, St. Mary Axe, jewellerand silversmith, March 11,
person, wi w ose name he had upon inquiry ecome
was read a second time, to allow it to remain dormant
The Heroine, Algoa Bay to London, lat. 5 N lon America (by IT. States
de:ended. tion of the following prices for the ensuing quarter, acquainted, had taken a piece of ground immediately certificate of the third classe-W. Dowling, Leicester, grocer, w. e g. 27
for three weeks or a month, but he refused to postpone
certificate of the second class. packet) ..........N April 5 ........ Southampton April 8
Mr. Bodkin having stated the case, namely, 10/. per ton for bars and rods, 11/. for hoops, adjoining Cremorne Gardens, and had there unlawfully set Australia (via South-
The Sarah Ann, Cambridge Island to Q 1' 1!
the second reading.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ueens.own, March ampton) ..........M 4th of May - .... Southampton pril 4 -.$ '
Edwards Evans said that he resided in Arch-lane, and and 12/. for sheets, being a nominal reduction upon up a fair of the very lowest description • and in order to . 22, lat. 47 N., long. 20 W.
I
Mr. MULLINGS was surprised that the hon. mem-
render the thing attractive, and imparCto it a stamp of H. H. Blackmore, and P. F. James, Staple Inn, so- Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of May ...... Dover ...... Aprii I
that, on the 10th of January last, the prisoner knocked each description of iron of 20s. per ton.
The Rajah, Bombs t Ditto (via Cape of Good
ber should press the second reading when it was impos-
respectability, the proprietor of the scheme had most dis- licitors-H. H. English, J. T. English, and J. W. Har- y o London, March 24, lat. 48 N.,
at his door and told him that Mr. Jones was dead.
long. 19. Cope) ......•• •• ..N 2d of April ...... Plymouth .. march 3° ' ,!'
sible to make the bill work, unless provisions which in-
Witness went in and found the deceased 1 • f
sang on a so a
The Julia, from Bom Africa (West Coast) ..N 23rd of the month. Plymouth .. A ril 12 ' "ii
volved matters of principle werelntroduced. He moved • • THE LANCASHIRE AND -Volum= RairmAy PoRTERS in his announcements, but had used the name of his pro- Emlyn, J. Bidwell, and J. Gardner, Guildford, Surrey,
The Fr dk bay, Jan. 20, lat. 35 S., long. 22 E. Alexandria..•• •• - ..N 8,9, 24, p
&30of m. Dover .. -• • pril 1 • •
quite aead. His arm was folded across him, and he was
A art f th" et chemists and druggists-T. Whitwell and J. W. Bendel, ....,
.0 • Huth, Jan. 21, lat. 34 S., long. 24 E.
that the bill be read a second time this day six months. Th L If dY k li. Ril a orters at one ert in a most objectionable wa
e ancas ire an or s ire aw y p p y . . y. p rom is, i Alexandria..........M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton pril 4 ,
d • bl k W. flt li. h d d't -
wrappe in two an ets. itness e is an an i
d Cratched Friars car- The Lismoyne, Feb. 15 lat. 1 N lon 19 E Bahamas ..... ...... M 2nd of t
Mr. GEORGE also opposed the second. rea,ding. of the goods stations in Manchester had not asked for was a most serious nuisance, as it might be termed, at his Wells-street, Wellelose-sq_uare, an ,
The Geo • ' " g.
* „
~ . he month Southampton ist of Moll .1
was still wares
Richardson, C. Bragg, J. Moun- rge, of Liverpool, for the Coast of Africa, March 'slum ••••••• • • • • • N E>ailY
Mr- HADFIELD said, as the opinion of the house 31 • lclvance of wages last week, but were, no doubt very door, and frequenters of his establishment would have men-W. Backhouse: E.
fB • 'cl h h • an '
r. Key, surgeon, o nxton, sai tat e was in . . to wade their way through a mass of persons from the pur- sea-, W. Smith, C. Richardson, .ic
TR• hardson and L. M. 9, lat. 41, long. 11. Brazil .
appeared to be against the second reading, he could •th
waiting to see, what success the other sections met wi .
Buenos Ayres ........31 9th of the month.. Southampton April 16 .
the habit of at ndin the deceased as a medical ma,n.
te g liens of the very lowest neighbourhoods. Luard, Derwent, iron-masters (so far as the administratrix _The Panama, ship, of London, Feb. 16, lat. 8N 1
~ ong. Cape of Good Hope .. N 14th
adopt no other course than withdraw his motion. The company s manager, Captain Laws, sent and offered
- of the month Plymouth - April 26 ''
of C. J. Bigg is concerned) -T. E. Washbourne and J-u W.
On the 10th of January last he was sent for to Mr. Arnold inquired when the fair commenced ? Cape of Good Hope ..N 2nsl of April... . Plymouth _ march 30 ;-
The motion and amendment were then both with- - ' these men an advance of 10 per cent., which they ac-
The Gardner, Callao to Liverpool, March 4, lat. 32 N. Cape de Verds ......N
deceased's house and found him lying quite dead. The Mr. Simpson replied that it was announced for that day W. Keen, Cannon-row, Westminster land surveyors 14th of the mon.th.. eaymonth .. A 11126
P
drawn, and the bill was ordered to be read a second • • ' . . . cepted ; and the others being informed of it, relinquished , ,
lon 33
(Monday), but in effect, might fairly be said to have com- and estate agents-R. F. North and . Hobson, Li. g. W. Ceylon (see India)
prisoner said he had died about half-past 3 in the mornin
time this day month. g* their claim to 15 per cent., and accepted the 10 per cent. menced on Sunday, when there were stalls • 00l cotton-brokers-I. and J. Peniston, Goldthorp The Lady Rebow, Feb. 16, lat. 3 N., long. 20 E. Ceylon ............ ..N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26
Witness then proceeded to examine the body There , swings, races, verp ,
Channel Isles.-- . N Dion ,Wed ,&Frid. -South t Th Ss'
'' ' advance. The East Lancashire porters have accepted shooting, singing, and the most disgraceful scene being ami, Nottingham, millers and farmers-J. Box and R''. The Fsarl of Lonsdale, bound S., Feb. 21, lat. 5 N., Chili__ ....... lir on Tu..
..
AGGRAVATED ASSAULTS BILL. were several contusions on the head and bruises about
......1%1 ‘d &•17th Of month South ptor, April 1 .
the 10 per cent. also. enacted all the afternooon and evening, by an assem ag
bl e Hamilton, Abingdon, Berke, surgeon.---J. K. Haberfield, long. 24 E. China (see India)
The house then went into committee upon this bill, the body. Some of them might have been done about
EMIGRATION VIA LIVERpooL,--Th • t* i das it might well be supposed, of the very dregs J. Guyer, S. K. Guyer, J. Guyer, jun., W. O. Guyer, and
e emigre ion rom compose , The Caroline Chisholm, Plymouth to Melbourne, Feb. Constantinople ......N 7,8,17,21,&27 of ra. Dover .... • . March 30.
Mr. W. PATTEN in the chair. ten days or a fortnight. There was one on the right .
du ' th b h • f • t Individually, he (Mr. Simpson) felt that a J. H. Guyer, Bristol and St. Petersburg, merchants (so
this port ring e past month has een greater tan in o soci.e y. 25, lat. 8. N., long. 26 E. Constantinople .... ~.. 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton April 4
On Clause 1, temple which might have been done a week or less, and
the corresponding month of any previous year. The great indignity and disgrace had been put upon him by far as regards J. K. Haberfield-S. Matthew and A. Cate- London to Port Phili Feb 1
The Vanguard, PP •7, lat. 1 .
~
Cont. of Europe M & N'Twice daily ...... Dover ..... , Twieedaily
E6ypt (see India)
Mr. BARROW proposed an amendment to the effect one also behind the head. There was another wound on
number of ships which cleared out during the time was establishment bein •t 1 •th h naeb Rochdale, plasterers-E. D'Orville, and E. Hodson
the name of his
ee
__fl _ g assoc.'s ec wi sue a ,_ . S., long. 20 W.
The Japan, London to Matuitius, 19th, lat. 1 S., lons,r. e ...... _ 31 & N Twice daily.-- Dover 3, •
=tar .... ..-31 4,7, 17, 20, 27 of m. ' •••• • • I wicedalla'
that the power of justices should be limited to their the cartilage of the nose, a sort of ulceration, which
54, carrying 20,888 emigrants, being 7,985 more than disgraccful proc dig, and :would feel obliged by anyaad- 2ilinclevs:e/iulg
es,
eneral agents -T. N. Bartlett and .1-'
wi h cattle-dealers-S. Mead and I. H • • 21 W. Greece (see Inda; 6011thaMptOn April 3
arias,
' acting in open petty sessions. might have been done by a fall or violence. There was
the preceding month of February. The passengers by vice or interference the magistrate could suggest.
Mr. A old observed that, as regarded Mr. Simpson's West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, chair-manufacturers- The Stratto ,
n Cardiff to Monte Video, 19th, lat. 2 S., Greytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of nion .;
. , otabampton Apra 1 .
Mr. FITZROY said the amendment would entirely a bruise, also, on the right knee. Witness aLso examined
the vessels which have taken their departure hence for • • • rn
la' t f • h • - • H W.ll R J Nevill, A. Druce, M. Thomas, G. T.
individual comp in o using t e name of his estabhsh- . i yams, . . long. 23 W. namburgh ..........N Tuesday & Friday L d
- - Havannah .......... M 2nd of the on on ..... Tees. SO'
defeat the object of the bill, which was to give the ma- the interior of the head, and found under the scalp on
month Southani t A 11 1
the American Ports have been composed almost entirely meet, he could not make the offenders amenable before a Thomas, T- Devas, C• W• Nevin, J• RibbY, and J. J. The Lord Harclinge, Malabar to London, 21st, lat. em, Holland
gistrate power to adjudicate upon a case when the in- the right temple extravasations of blood corresponding
long. 23 W. ato
Mon.Th
Aof Irish, Germans, and Dutch. The German exodus magistrate. Mr. Simpson's remedy must be by injunction Bibby, Liverpool, copper-smelters (so far as regards H. N ort to St. Thomas, Feb. 15, lat. ELlP:Sji.iiii '' .•
'• at 17th of the month S n °II
• • • ..
juries sustained by the woman were recent. If the to the bruise outside. The quantity of blood effused 7
The Sympathie, ewp outhampton . prd 16
continues to roll on with increased bulk and rapidity. in the Court of Chancery. Willyams, R. J. Nevill, A. Druce, 3f. Thomas. G. T. ampt.)lll 4th & 20th of mo • '
amendment were agreed to it would occasion delay, and was sufficient to cause death, by its pressure en the
41
YOUNG FRANCE.-In an order lately issued by the air. Simpson called upon a sergeant of the V division of Thomas, T. Doves, and C. W. Nevill)-I. and J. Brown, 24, long. •
er, Clyde to New Orleans, 3farch 11, lat. India (via Marseilles)M Btl4`
lonian Isles (see India) n. Southampton Apra f
lith of month Dover ...... April 1
the result would be that in nine cases out of ten, the brain. Otherwise the brain was perfectly healthy. Wit-
refect of Calvados to dose a low caf4, the following police, who was present on other business, who confirmed Little Tower-street, wine-merchants-D.Fosterandß.Eng. The May-flow _
Ireland ...... M& ii 'rue
woman would not conic forward. ness had a conversation with the prisoner, and she said P • • • •
reason for Going so is assigned :-" Considering that, his account of the disgraceful scene eing on. 26 N. lona 68 W.
land, Goole Yorkshire, plumbers-J. Smith, H. Constable. - ' ' • ) L 'lto H K Feb 14
• Lisbon .
ThesCelestial (barque , iverpoo ong ong, . , s„a . • • ice dail •• .••
, ........
_...,,,, „ „ y . Holyhead ... Twicedaill ;
at deira ........ : ;L: :,!.u• 17, &28 of trt. Southampton April 16
Mr. HENLEY was opposed to a man being con- that the bruises were caused by falls. The deceased
amongst other facts which have been clearly shown to Mr. Arnold, having looked nttentively through the Act and& Ps.ovfir ,
' (sod Live 00l and Manilla c • •
7. H. Constabl ' nulnussmn-iner
' lat. 2 N., long. 2W. Madeira ..... ••• 'n
'Lli
of the month Southampton April 16 ,
demned except in a court where he could have an oppor- was always falling about, she said. Witness had noticed
us three children aged seven, eight, and eleven years, of Parlialnent for the suppression of unlawful fairs, found chants (
karats refgar _ - .
____el-IEI. C?oke, sen.,
Th 6 Rookery (barque), London to Adelaide, South Malta (see Inditl; •• • • Ik4 23rd of the month Plymouth _ Apra 12 , ‘
tunity of obtaining legal advice. bruises about Mr. Jones's head on former visits, and on ' -' ff d • 1 I • f th
were served with co ee an spin nous iquoi s Or e that, while some absurd forms were being gone through, andE. Coo e, S rat ord upon Avon,
.Warwickshire, coopers
an affair of this description might be carried on for some -J. Cook and J. Summerscales, Keighley, Yorkshire ma- A t lia same day. maita
.......
us ra , i
L•Ver 00l to Panama same d .ay asaurities (8 ;•• :• -II 7,17,19,28, 30 of m. Dover ...... March 29. •
After a few words in explanation from Mr. BARROW, one occasion he had asked deceased how they were
sum of lf. 356., and that the woman who keeps the ca,f6 days to the prejudice of every respectable neighbourhood, chinemakers-A.andß.R.Broad,Plyrnouth,wineandi:pirit- The Curramore,f i p ee India)
Bombe ff C ' f G-ood Ho Maur.tl
y, 0 ape o
Captain SCOBELL objected to the extraordinary caused. The prisoner was present, and told the de-
herself gave them a match to light their pipes ; that, ih'imp sly.- merchants-T. J. Garrington and C. M. Wilson, Preston, Lord Stanley, rota . Pe, mexico' us ••• • • • •...N 14th of the month Plymouth ~ April 26 ~ • •
power which the clause would confer on the magistrates. ceased not to answer the question. She then began to
1 ••• •• M ind of th month. iSouthampton lst of mon. ' '
furthermore, they were all drunk when they left the pre- Mr. Simpson remarked that he had been in communica- Lancashire, commission agents-J. and E. Twist, Birming- Jan. 10. av
nia
(barque), from Port Philip, Feb. 4, lat. 2 S NaP-es ••••••• • • • • • •
•• • • ..N sthl3th2sthof mon. ove
e • 'D r pi il 2 ) -
Mr. PACKE said the same power was already given abuse witness, with whom she seemed to have a personal
mises, the eldest having become so ill as to cause the tion with the Commissioners of Police and the parish au- ham, coal-dealers-W. S. Dixon, J. W. Fairclough, and . The2ll,
we. e i Ne
. w Granada ...... M2d & 17th of month'Southamptort • pril 1 ;
to magistrates with regard to offenders charged with quarrel, in conseque-nce of advice he had given to the
N
greatest anxiety to his parents, &c. thorities. The former, it seemed, had no power to put a W. M. Dixon, Liverpool, general agents-T. Napper and. ' ag•
° Tne Will Watch (barque), bound to Melbourne, F b ew Zealand .......... By pr.vate ship .. I Various ports Uncertain f .
having stolen fruit and ve,getable.s. deceased about money. She said, " I have got the
THE PARKS.- The principal portion of the footpaths stop to the fair. G. I. Knight, Dorking, Surrey s
, urgeons-W. and. C.
16 lat. 1 N., lopg. 20 W. e . Papal States .. N sthlsth2sthofmon.lDover •. • •
After some further discussion, money, though you told Mr. Jones not to give it me."
in Hyde-park have received a fresh coating of gravel, • ' • • • e cott Moor • • te- 4,,
3fr. Simonds, an inspector of the B division, said that Kan,,,Dray , Berkshire, wheelweights-T.Wlu
_tile Jas. and Thos. Crisp (barque), bound to LallllCeStoll, Peninsula •••' • 'm rthlith2Bthofmon. Southampton April 6 ' '
Peru
.. ** •••• -•• 2,1 & 28th of mon Southampton . prii i ! i
Mr. BARROW withdrew his amendment. Witness was executor to the will of the deceased.
&c., and undergone general repair for the ensuing sea- there had been two others in the district some time ago, horn and W. Wood, NVilliton, Somersetshire printers-
-17, lat. 1 N., long 20 1i1y.%
11. Port Natal ..........N 14th or the month Plymouth
Mr. STAPLETON rose to propose an amendment, Cross-examined by Mr. Ballantine-Witness drew up
son. The small shingle which was at one time made use but that the police could do noe
thi •th the . - A. Pri tman and W. H ' Yorkshire,
Holmes, Otley, hi to London Ja
The Neptune, Port
rto ps d , n. 5, lat 50 S. Vc.ily ............ :-N 5 histh2sthofmon,,Dover April 2, , ,
th nafarno demist that the worstedesspinners-J. T ' hJ. L. Her-
.N 'stthlsth2sthofmon•lDover • • • • **
having for its purpose to give this power to magistrates the will according to instructions given him by the de- of for the purpose has given rise to a mixture of gravel Arr. Arndd.observed that re_ _ u . . ozer and J. R. Smit . . Tho St. Heber, Opo to y ney, Feb. 6, lat. SNI _ u cany --.. •• - April 2:', ,
S- Cl h d
party was indictable at common law for a nuisance, and risen, . oug ,an J. 8.-Barrow, Ashton, Lancashire,
..: long. 23 W. ~ 1 Venezuela ..........M 2d & i7th of monthlhouthani • • • •
Mon . prii 1 . •
in all cases of aggravated assaults without regard to the ceased. It was executed in May, 1850. It was exe- and cinders, which' is found to harden the pathway in a from what he had heard, he was of opinion that this must coal-proprietors-H. Larchin, E. J. Seaton, W. H. Pl.'s' The Chas. Holmes, Liverpool to Ne Van Diemen's Land (see
I i
sex or age of the person assaulted'. cuted at witness's house. The prisoner had been in the material degree, and consequently render the repairs be a very grievous case sep, and H. W. Woodbridge, Ratcliff-cross, common
lat. 51 N. long. 22 W. w York, March 24 Australia)
Mr. FITZROY said that this bill was intended to service of the deceased many years, and had been his more durable and able to resist the effects of continued Mr. Simpson remarlied that the parish authorities were brewers (so far as regards the said II: W. Woodbridge)- The St.'John (barque), of and fo ' West Indies ........M 2d & 17th of month Southampton ''
1
April 1 s
r St. John, f
meet a particular kind of assault, and any provision, only attendant. The deceased was much afflicted with
rain. The change of wind, followed by general rains, of that opinion, and he should see them again upon the W. Tassell and J. Tidyman, Liverpool, hosiers. gow, lat. 45 N., long. 31. --------
rom Glas-
.. _
_.. 55.0.„,-- -- - - --
__
therefore, having reference to the whole subject of as- chalk stone, but was able to walk alone, and witness Ls. si,„„ss„ hss ess seesss se siss,-;•,..44,.. ..------ se seasss+ Q.--a- - ----i,-,s- -- b..."."'"^".11" ^^-1-----1 - '

The Sarah Ann, Cambridge Island to Queenstown, March
22, lat. 47 N., long. 20 W.
The Rajah, Bombay to London, March 24, lat. 48 N.,
long. 19.
The Julia, from Bombay, Jan. 20, lat. 35 S., long. 22 E.
The Fredk. Huth, Jan. 21, lat. 34 S., long. 24 E.
The Lismoyne, Feb. 15, lat. 1 N., long. 19 E.
The George, of Liverpool, for the Coast of Africa, March
9, lat. 41, long. 11.
The Panama, ship, of London, Feb. 16, lat. 8 N., long.
10 W.
The Gardner, Callao to Liverpool, March 4, lat. 32 N.
long. 33 W.
The Lady Rebow, Feb. 16, lat. 3 N., long. 20 E.
The Earl of Lonsdalo, bound S., Feb. 21, lat. 5 N.,
long. 24 E.
The Caroline Chisholm, Plymouth to Melbourne, Feb.
25, lat. 8. N., long. 26 E.
The Vanguard, London to Port Philip, Feb. 17, lat. 1
S. long. 20 W.
The Japan, London to Mauritius, 19th, lat. 1 S., long.
21 W.
The Stratton, Cardiff to Monte Video, 19th, lat. 2 S.,
long. 23 W.
The Lord Harclinge, Malabar to London, 21st, lat. 3 S.,
long. 23 W.
The Sympathie, Newport to St. Thomas, Feb. 15, lat.
24, long. 41.
26TNhe
lMenagfly6oBwWer., Clyde to New Orleans, March 11, lat.
The„Celes- tial (barque), Liverpool to Hong Kong, Feb. 14,
lat. 2N., long. 2 W.
London to Adelaide, South
AuTstrtlitiao,oskaemrye day."e),
The Curramore, Liverpool to Panama, same day.
Lord Stanley, from Bom off Cape of Good Hope,
Jan. 10.
The Lavenia (barque), from Port Philip, Feb. 4, lat. 2 S.,
long. 21 W.
The Will Watch (barque), bound to Melbourne, Feb.
16, lat. 1 N., long. 20 W.
The Jas. and Thos. Crisp (barque), bound to Launceston
17, lat. 1 N., long 20 W.
The Neptune, Port Philip to London, Jan. 5, lat 50 S.
Tho St. Helier, Oporto to SydneNy,elvFeybo.rk6„
Marchlat.s N.,24,
long. 23 W.
to New
St. John, from Glas
Chas. Holmes, Live:: oanold
lat 51
hsel
jleohnng.(h22arWciu.e),
gow, lat. 45 N., long. 31.
The Venetia, Liverpool to Valparaiso, March 1,
long. 23 W. lat. 8 N.,
The Highlander (barque), of Sunderland for Calcutta,
March 30, about lat. 49 N., long. 9 W.
The Emperor of China, for Liverpool, Jan. 27, lat. 18 N.,
long. 88 W.
Jell! el6.fin
NC.alocounl.a9otoE.Sydney, New South Wales,
The Cornubia, London to Calcutta, Feb. 13, lat. 7 N.,
long. 19 W.
The Asia, steamer, Liverpool to Now York, March 24,
442 miles from Sandy Hook.
The Arctic, steamer, Liverpool to New York, 29th.
The Giannetta (Austrian), bound to Liverpool, master
lost overboard, March 10, lat. 38 N., long. 10 W.
The Cornelia, London to Calcutta, Feb. 13, lat. 7 N.,
long. 19 W.
The St. Mary, Swansea to the Cape of Good Hope, Jan.
24, lat. 31 S., long. 17 W.

THE PARKS.— The principal portion of the footpaths
in Hyde-park have received a fresh coating of gravel,
&c., and undergone general repair for the ensuing sea-
son. The small shingle which was at one time made use
of for the purpose, has given rise to a mixture of gravel
and cinders, which is found to harden the pathway in a
material degree, and consequently render the repairs
more durable and able to resist the effects of continued
rain. The change of wind, followed by general rains,
has already had the effect of altering the appearance of
the parks, and a few days will doubtless see the change
in the face of nature so welcome and gladdening at this
season of the year.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.—Yesterday information was
forwarded to the different metropolitan and provincial
police stations that Joseph Lamb, a clerk at the North-
ampton station of the North-Western Railway, had
absconded, stealing upwards of 1,0001. in cash, the
moneys of the company. It is thought that the delin-
quent will endeavour to get out to Australia or America,
and a full description of his person has been sent to all
the outports. The company offer 5001. reward for his
apprehension.
JERSEY, APRIL 2.—A severe shock of earthquake was
felt in this island last night, which commenced about
15 minutes before 11, and lasted about 20 seconds. The
oscillation was from north-east to south-west, and was
attended by a subterraneous noise which was like that
of an artillery waggon rolling quickly over a newly
Macadamised road. The shock was very sensibly felt
in Guernsey, and by vessels in the English Channel.

Mr. Simonds, an inspector of the B division, said that
there had been two others in the district some time ago,
but that the police could do nothing with them.
Mr. Arnold observed that there was no doubt that the
party was indictable at common law for a nuisance, and
from what he had heard, he was of opinion that this must
be a very grievous case.
Mr. Simpson remarked that the parish authorities were
of that opinion, and ho should see them again upon the
subject. Such an indignity as he personally complained of
could only have emanated from a most dishonourable per-
son, and he (Mr. Simpson) would do his best to disabuse
the public mind.

Mr. STAPLETON rose to propose an amendment,
having for its purpose to give this power to magistrates
in all cases of aggravated assaults, without regard to the
sex or age of the person assaulted.
Mr. FITZROY said that this bill was intended to
meet a particular kind of assault, and any provision,
therefore, having reference to the whole subject of as-
saults in general, could not consistently be introduced
into it.

Cross-examined by Mr. Ballantine—Witness drew up
the will according to instructions given him by the de-
ceased. It was executed in May, 1850. It was exe-
cuted at witness's house. The prisoner had been in the
service of the deceased many years, and had been his
only attendant. The deceased was much afflicted with
chalk stone, but was able to walk alone, and witness
would have no hesitation in leaving him to go about by
himself. The effusion of blood was quite sufficient to
cause death, and that effusion was, no doubt, the effect
of the blow on the temple. Witness was present at the
inquest, and having heard Collins's evidence, then said
in answer to the coroner that the transaction described
by Collins was sufficient to account for the bruises on
the right temple, and he was of that opinion still.
Re-examined—The death might have arisen from the
effusion of blood, or it might have been the instanta-
neous effect of the contusion behind the head. The
effusion of blood at the right! temple might have been
caused by the contusion behind the head, but most pro-
bably it was the effect of the bruise nearest to it.
Again, the effusion might not have immediately fol-
lowed, but the contusion at the back of the head might
have hastened it, and caused death.
Mr. Hilyard, of University College, was asked to
corroborate the medical testimony of the last witness.
His evidence amounted to this—that the effects of the
contusion behind the head would be greatly aggravated
by the existence of the previous contusion on the right
temple. He could form no judgment as to the cause of
death.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Thomas Norman, Yeovil, Somorsetshire, shoemaker.
James Dixon, Great Corby, Cumberland, journeyman
joiner. _ . .

* When any ofthese dates fall on a Sunday, the mails wlfl b
dispatched on the following day, with the exception of the India (via
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be dispatched tbo
d

Mr. W. PATTEN said that it was not competent to
introduce any provision having reference to other as-
saults than those upon women and children.
The amendment was then withdrawn.
Mr. PHINN rose to propose amendments for the pur-
pose of giving the magistrate the power of inflicting Cor-
poral punishments on persons guilty of these assaults. He
contended that these assaults were of a nature quite worthy
of this kind of punishment, and it was the opinion of
magistrates in the metropolis that there would be no end
to these offences unless the legislature gave them the

John Roviell, Rickergate, Cumberland, joiner.
Samuel Davis, Rooksmore, Gloucestershire, brewer.
James Callis, Runcorn, Cheshire, cabinetmaker.
Edward Moss, Buckingham, bookbinder.
Samuel Brunning, Coddenham, Suffolk, cordwainer.
John Richards, Ipswich, hatter.
Samuel Dean, Ovenden, Yorkshire.
Robert Buckley, Oldham, letter carrier.
Thomas Fairchild, Swansea, butcher.
John Butt, sea., Swansea, bootmaker.
James Croxon, Great Marlow' Buckinghamshire, baker.
George Freeman Williams, High Wycomb, Bucking.
hamshire, chair manufacturer.
Thomas Wall, Isle of Thanot, licensed victualler.
Sarah Henley, Cheltenham, bookseller.
John Mott, Sawbridgenorth, Herts, farmer.
William House, North Curry, Somersetshire, farmer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

power of inflicting corporal punishment. There was cer-
tainly a strong feeling against corporal punishment, but
he believed from past experience that the power of in-
flicting it would be used with great discretion by the
magistrates. He proposed to accompany the power
with a proviso that this punishment should not be in-
flicted before eight days conviction, and that in 24 hours
after the conviction the depositions should be transmitted
to the Home-dace, in order to give the friends of the
prisoner an opportunity of making an appeal against the
conviction if they wished.
Mr. FITZROY objected to the amendment on the
ground that it was quite inconsistent with the feeling of
the present age and the spirit of modern legislation.
Saeh punishments had always a brutalising-effect upon
the commnnity among -whom they were inflicted. He
thought, too, that the enacting of such punishment
would have the effect of deterring the persons who suf-
fered these assaults from bringing forward complaints.
Mr. NEWDEGATE said nothing could stop the
force of public opinion, and the more directly Parlia-
meat met these cases the more contented the public

W. Barr, Glasgow, builder, to meet within the Buck's
Head Hotel, Glasgow, April 12 and May 3, one.
W. Sim, jun., •Bt!lintraid, Ross-shire, farmer, to meet
within
at ono. the Commercial Inn, Invergordon, April 9 and 30,

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MINING OPERATIONS IN SOMERSETSIIRE.—Operations
are about to be commenced on a portion of the Quan-
hills, Somersetshire, which bid fair to create a mining
district of some importance. The scene of these opera-
tions will be near Broomfield, and about six miles from
Taunton. Although this movement is owing to a fresh
discovery, it has been known for many years that these

Susan Allen stated that she lived next door to the de-
ceased in Acre-lane. On New-year's-day last she re-
membered seeing him at the fence in his garden. He
had then a large lump on his forehead, and the appear.
ance of a wound just before it. He was able to walk by
himself, and needed no support. The witness aim) de-
posed to conversation she had had with the prisoner, in
which the latter stated that she was tired of her job of
attending to the deceased, and she would be glad to
get rid of it. The prisoner said she wished to get
rid of the old man, and then would marry a

DEATH OF LADY HARRIS.--.We regret to perceive that
accounts have been received from Barbadoes, mention-
ing the demise of Lady Harris, the wife of Lord Harris,
the Governor and Commander-in-Chief at Trinidad.
The melancholy event occurred on the 6th ult., at
Worthing, Barbadoes, in the 22d year of her ladyship's
age. Lady Harris was the daughter of the venerable
George Cummins, Archdeacon of Trinidad, and was
married to her bereaved husband in 1850.

hills contain abundance of that very valuable mineral—
copper. The matter has been taken up by men of capi-
tal, practical experience, ability, and energy, and san-
guine expectations are entertained that a perpetual
source of great wealth will be opened with the Broom-
field mines.