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London, England, 1847-04-17 00:00:00

ford—H. Blake and S. A. King, dressmakers, Junction-ter-
race, Edgware-road—E. Bates and J. Walkington, stock
brokers, Leeds—W. Lane and C. N. Wilcox, commission
agents, G., ae:3church-stree6-4 and D. Camp. builders, Oka"
hunt, Hertfordshire—T. F. Chilver and W. Brown, al)"
thecaries, New Burlington-street—W. Williamson, B. W"
liamson, and W. Gaskill, hat manufacturers, Stockport--ks°
far as regards W. Gaskill)—F. M. Hitchcock, B. Maunder,
and W. M. Hitchock, woollen manufacturers, South MOO° •
and Exwick, Devonshire (so far as regards F. M. Hitchcock)
—J. Barton and G. Smalltield, proprietors of the Leicester"
shire Mercury, Leicester—E. L. Jamasland F. G. Wall!
stationers, Queen-street, Cheapside—T. l'astaley and C„.,' iY'd,
Plevius, builders, Birmingham—N. Bruce and G. "
printers, Farringdon street—J. Mills and 13. Chaval.
colliers, Sedgley, Staffordshire—J. Allen J. Cookson, an u
r!.
Coulthard, chemical manufacturers, Heworth, Durhana--`"
Stephen and B. W. Hutchinson, attorneys, Furnival's
Holborn.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Murdoch Maclaine, Argyll, April 20 and May 11, at olle,
at the Argyll Arms Hotel, Inverary.
James M'Comish, Lieutenant, R.N., Crieff, April 21 all
May 12, at two, at the Drummond Arms Hotel, Crier. . 23
Thomas Farquhar, F,hawl manufacturer Glasgow,
Strobe
and May 14, at twelve, at the chambers of Messrs.
and Douglas, Glasgow. •
PRICE OF SUGAR. pllted
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, coin.
A „ril 13.
from the returns made in the week ending 4---
1847, is 335. 4d. cwt. April
ro

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, Aprill6.

MANN V. STEPHENS.
were re.
The arguments in this part-heard appeal motion
sumed and concluded to-day, and
His Lordship postponed his judgment.
MOSELEY V. ALSTON—THE NARROW V. THE BROAD sff--
Sir FITZROY KELLY opened an appeal in this case from t"
decision of the Vice-Chancellor of England overruling go'd
murrer put by the defendant to the plaintiff's bill, but
not concluded when the Court rose. 011
An application was made this morning by Mr. Bothell, if.
behalf of the respondents, the plaintiffs in the Court beltut
to postpone the hearing of the appeal to a future daft
his Lordship refused to great the application.

VIOE-CHANCELLORS' COURT, Aprill6. 1,4
(Before the VICE-CwANCELLOR of ENGLAND). . ,s.
His Honour the Vice-Chancellor of England, after dor-r,.
ing of the unopposed causes and petitions, and the _
causes on his paper, proceeded to hear the further argues
in the part heard motion for an injunction in " Mo" ;
Alston."
Sir FiTznoy KELLY, on behalf of the defendants, the
sumed his arguments against granting the injunction;
course of which od
The VICE-CHANCELLOR inquired whether the ()slot— itt,-
Birmingham Railway Company, in their corporate caric-irr
had been served with notice of the application for the
junction; and, upon being answered in the negative!,,t.
Honour ordered the motion to stand over till Tuesday 11"" „

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS'
.q
MANCHESTER, Aram 16. ttiogt !'"1:
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The sales are-Amber ate, No
ham, and Boston, :%-Bristol and Exeter, New,
Lancashire (late B. and P.), New (scrip), -Fleet Bu 4
Preston, and West Riding Junction, %-liUdderSfiel birskt .
Manchester Railway and Canal, 1% c.-Leeds and T N.
Preferentials, %S-Leeds, Dewsbury, and Mancheeter4oo),
London and North-Western (Manchester and Birreioguri.
68-Ditto, Quarters (B), 5%-Elv and Huntingdon, ir
Ditto, New, % - Manchester and Leeds, 32/. Shares (1%•
tension), 13i-Ditto, Fifths (late W. R. U ), Ic' .;.‘
chester and Southampton, 18s. 6d.-North British,
sion, %-North Staffordshire, 2%-North-Western, 1"( A),
ham Alliance, % c.-Shrewsbury and Birmingbaniginitir
%-Ditto, (B), i dis.-Shropshire Union, 19-16 e.-"l'f"kori•
Eastern and Dover 36-Ditto, No. 4 I' South
•
shire, 4-Wharfdafe, I,h c.
LEEDS, APRIL 16. Note" , ~,„
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The sales are-Aninergaic, '4 . •
ham, and Boston, I Is. 6d. dis.-East Lancashire, .04e",
p.-Ditto, New Scrip, 14s. p.-East and West I-000121N
-Great Northern, 12s. 6d. dis.-Leeds and Devisbarrjo?„'-'
v.-Leeds and Thirsk, dis.-Ditto, New, I%
Ditto, Preference, 20s. p. -Malton and Driffield Jn" or' - '
2s. 6d. p.-Manchester and Leeds, 321. Shares • (fliale
tensions), 365. p.-Ditto, West Riding Union, ‘'gtkl:
Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midland, 35. Di 4,174:
land, Preference, 21,4 p.-Newcastle and Berwick,
c. p.-Ditto, New, 2% p.-North British, Quartell,„ 00:
Carlisle Branch), 14 p.-Ditto, Extension (sorikuntiSS
p.-North Staffordshire, 214 p.-Northern ""
Union, 425. dis.-North- Western, 18s. dis.
SHEFFIELD, APRIL 16.
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The sales are-Eastern CD ,
__gar,:
York Extension, dis.-Great Northern, % d,lst,"efaelclP
chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Grimsby and 0" si, di,' .
61. dis.-Ditto, 20/. Shares, 435. dis.-Ditto, Docks, giding
-Ditto •(Sheffield and Lincoln), 46e. dis.-West,
Union, 255. 6d. p.-Leeds, Wakefield, and Midhuidl to
GLASGOW, APRIL 15. bay
STOCK EXCIIANGK-The sales are-Direct Born Centra
Madras, 3s. 9d.-East Indian, 65.-East Lothian naweg,
518.-Edinburgh and Perth (New Co.), 575.-P,i.tit
215.-Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr, 603/4--44-ci
Ditto, Halves, No. 2,7 L-Glasgow, Dumfries, 5n0......gan-
-51. Ss.-Glasgow and Greenock, Preference, 32'• on,
chester and Southampton, 245.-Scottish Grand
20s. 6d.-Wishaw and Coltness, 49%.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current of April 16.), for .
So s. the market was in an inactive site
raw Sugar of all descriptions, and prices again went `.; In •
the supply being more than adequate for the detnanu•
'.13,1
West India the purchases made were trifling in all sorts, ‘t
did not exceed 160 lilid,,, &c., although there were sellers '
a further reduction in prices.
REFINED.—To-day there was no desire evinced to opars,l,
in refined goods by the home trade, but standard lumps con ,-4
easily be obtained at 63s 6d, and brown lumps at 62s to e''''
per cwt. Crushed is in a dull state, and first qualityssa
be obtained at 355.
MALIitITIUS.—The demand has further increased for 51111
descriptions, grocers and refiners operating with Lou.%
caution by private treaty, although there are sellers ev're
rather under former rates. At auction, 1,292 bags We
nearly all taken in. deli-
amounting EAST INDIA.— This afternoon four parcels of Bengal— ti-
amounting to 5,613 bags were submitted to public coroP_..e of
Lion ; the chief part sold, but at a decline on former ralv"
6d per cwt. ted to
MoLAssEs.—There has been little desire manifes,,oglr
operate in West India; prices still tend downwards, 53115 pot
there is not a large quantity on offer. Bengal Treacle, la
much wanted. There is at present but a small supP'Yi bas '
the low and middling qualities of honey a
11),•en done, but the better sorts have been bought "Atli
tion. Of all kinds arrivals are shortly expected. r //lr6
FOIIEIGN.—TiIiS afternoon 1,200 tons of Jaya Sligli ,e Pot
disposed of for Holland; but, at present, the prices Pl''
transpired. „,ation
COFFEE.--This afternoon Coffee met with little 0/I'i pul),;.
good des or
from exp.,rters or the home trade by private treaty; s'st fall
lie sale 247 bags of Plantation Ceylon, however, sold
rates.
Cocoa.—Business to a small extent only traor
acted in West India, and prices have still], as beelDWAra
a c 10.74,0 i 0
tendency.a At public sale, 55 bags of Trinidad wereir;,oool
grey..t
f Foreign.'i r e°nitnmonetdawrikthreldit,talendatatethtsioosh,for old 11, un,,pellrs
to be more desire to sell at 44s to 47s per cwt. d there '1 .
Ric ET . o-day East India Rice was much slid pr.!7
-
vately, and prices advanced 3d per cwt; at public so
bags of Bengal were sold, and 1,602 bags of 31adras;„:entien,
:',PICES.---'lO-day Cassia Lignea met with littlrowrts rates; '
and 500 boxes at pl.blic sale were sold at rather
16 casks 27 •cl
and bags of Cloves were taken in. ~ obtalne
SPID.ITS.—AIt hough Leeward Island Ruin can .5 11 eV'
twe
in dean
tie 9,
at funtier reduced terms, still the purchases have . furtheraci
tremely limited. East India is heas'Y of disposal, ein,...„0
declined in value. Demarara met with bate atte,n7re'beea
there is a desire to sell. In Jamaica so trifling D_ttation6o
the purchases, that it is ditlicult to give accurate gnu-
the tendency of prices is, however, still downvv3arst:9, Ill:
Brandy the market has a dull appearance for all
ell. GOO
stock is on the increase, and there is a desire to seli ,he cie:
is little wanted for exportation, and prices are ocn ___,":, sna
dine. For British Corn Spirits the demand is a t_Tlri3l3;
HS is the value of English nett cash; Scotch
re,
lOs 6d tolls. Gin is in good demand. fur ther !on
COCHINEAL—AIthough there are sellers at it. , auti ,
duction in the value, still the trade operated vilt.'" 35 bag;
by private treaty in black and silvers. At audio buyers
At
of Teneriffe were offered, but a part only found
p,red 89
fall on former rates of 2d per lb.
FRurT.—At public sale this week have been
~°,:ie-r-lor t°.
bs 30 crtls Currants part damaged Patras, verys:__,A, bLII,
fine quality 50s to 56s ; of the former very littlev,:_
,__7."oreelca
the latter briskly. Cephalonia damaged 503 to '''l7'srl.'
• rna Raisins ida
layers, damaged 38s to 425. Red Smy ,
Figs in cases 345, damaged 31s. Muscatels
.bunches fis,
110
36s to 395.
a very inferior parcel, 335, Eleme RaiSiaS damaged. in cAs4
OILS.—The demand has
week, and prices have risen
aent have been made at 225 e_l
delivery purchases to a Nr exht
ingtroov6eddpefrorevrLtinseiesclrOf,i)lrv4.r7A
upon reduced terms, still few contractsprices
_re 00 D.
to 26s 9d. per cwt. Althoug Ra
There are now few orders for Olive Oil, and pp. :, ~,uote4,
decline. Prices remain much the same as previou
_!Y isll,
-co. coo, desc
for Palm Oil, but the home demand is good. . . 1,"
pesee (1
have Oil cbaene been : o°libcthafFe
lower rates have been accepted. Seal has been sptirrsucia 11.1
in. Southern is little wanted. No further a-- ad cos.-
taken place in the value of Sperm, but a good denalin
_______ --- - - - terd#
Mr. Martin V. de Ponte had an interviewYe3-
with Earl Grey at,....____ Colonial
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On the 10th
,inst.,
On the t 4th inst ,
W. Andrew' BIRTHS. ' 9414
of Crewker aattP.Boloalcekthe lady of John Hussey/
ni es •
Eo,oqm.:e
or sf eat ,
soofn a. 'daughter.
heath- park, the wife of ger/
AtOn Dthaevrilisb,
14th inst., at Feltham-hill, Middlesex, the ladi
William Shedieh2. Esq., of a 5".
Devonshire, the lady of John Henry Ley, 944
Jun., of Treehill, of a .'°l2:______.----------
MARRIED. : tbo
On the 13th inst., •at til'e Brh Embassy, at Paris, -.4,,
Right Hon. Lord Keane, to i,,ouisa, second daughter of 5' '.
Benvon, Esq., of Denston Hall, near Newmarket. ,-,./1
Ou the 13th inst., at Antony, Cornwall, Edward 1-,'",fit
Bisehopp, Esq., to Mary, only daughter of Rear-Adotir
Taylor, of the Brazilian Navy.
DIED. T/xtb•
On th 12h inst. at Westover, Isle of Wight, Louisa Pul 0
the ladye tof Sir Ric'hard Simeon, Bart., to whom she if
married in 1813.
On the 2d inst., at St. Germain, near Paris, Amy 41be4r.
tine Hutchinson, aged 74. T., .4010
On the 12th inst., Mary Ann, the wife of Mr. e-J
Taylor, of Barbican, aged 33. rd a'
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On the 12th inst., Marion Craig, wife of Edict),
derton, Esq., of Brixton, Surrey. of the
On the 13th inst., at Hampton-court, Anne, daughter fto
late Lieutenant-General Sir Joseph Mac Lean, Le•U" °
Royal Artillery. it car'
On the 13th inst., Edward Thongs, printer, Risae..-
Covent-garden, agc(l 36. aclur • e 94'
On the 13th inst., in 1-larley-street, William M
au rgn
the 13th 5
ieon, aged 6. geld
Onst., at the Vicarage, Watford, Major
Robert Capel, Rifle Brigade a d4O
On the 14th inst., in Prince's-place, Sertfiog.
Hudson an, aged 21. MI.'S
John
the 14th inst., Mr. John Rice, of pgaddingtoll'
St. Marylebone, aged 83. M ' age
. ton,
t of
both, relic
On the 14th inst., in Highbury-place, Eliza
d
h the late Thomas Wilson, Esq., aged 85. Edsfsr
On the 15th inst., at the Lawn, South Lambeth,
,
Heseltine, Esq., of the Stock Exchange aged 65.
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