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d hito Committee on the Waste Lands of Ire- TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZET TE. grove and R. Rust, musicians, Albany-street, Regent's-park i LAW INTELLIGENCE. that she still believed that the wound was accidentally tWe quote standard lumps at 64s 6d to 655, brown grocery
new system would not be less then half a million a year. i shout go 1
-X D. Coker and R. Stowe, call dealers, Bridgeweter- °Law, c ties w ,tatreir :P.J. Oven. r.::;•', ;,1 to ats, and neeetee, lenow ees per cwt. The supply
Then there was the revenue derived from the land Bill, AT THE COURT AT lUCKINGHAM PALkeE, IJ. elilnee and J...arkwright, grocers. iilsclebern, Laneseeirc • , . , •
r mews. eeet.4('‘: l . het e clear is wanted.
MARCH 26, 1847. , -I. Rubbins and T. Harrison, merchants, Gedney, Liecoln- IN RE ABERDEEN. Mr. COTTINGMAM-Tii,:u if that wae the ease why did • ~ re-"s
purchase of discharges, as much, he believed as that . The Earl of LINCOLN said that he should certainly
Ma unrri v s -This aft ereoen there was little desire evinced
- to operate in Mauritius Sugar, and of 14,741 bags 40 casks
The Queen, as Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the shire-W. Morgan and 0. Battee, porter dealers, Bilston, This was a petition on the part of the Dean of York veu afterwards ive the nrivoner into custod y ? Corn-
ing fur the taxation of a bill of costs of his solicito ,
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required for the whole expense of the recruiting service, not oppose the motion, for he thought the. sooner the Bill
Garter, haa been graciously pleased, by letters patent Staffordshire-E. Scandrett and G. 'fudge, plumbers, Wor- Pray p eanant- was in a passion with him then.
blic sale not above half sold ; but the rates taken were
He would also particularly call the attention of his Hon. was passed the better; and atter referring to the pro-
cester-C.Lonie and T. Hudson, ship brokers, Liverpool-K. Mr. Aberdeee. , She then explained that she received a visit from the at Pa• '•
, only in a few instances rather under those that pen-ailed on
Friends, that under a system of ten years' service, they ceedings of the board erected last year, said that there under her royal sign manual, and the great seal of the
e,' i - Fralay.
Janion and M. Rider, school proprietors, Welshpool, Mont- It appeared that Mr. Aberdeen had for a series of prisener and another gentleman that morning a d tnat '
FOR- EIGN.-This afternoon at public sale 124 hhds and 30
would also lose all the advantage of stoppages for provi- was no ground for the
.grave accusation that order, bearing date this day, to dispense with all the statutes
gomeryshire-J. Cox and I. Drake, scribblers and slabbers, years acted in the capacity of aeent to the Dean of York, the former made her a present of a sum of-'money and
manse 0 pay t e ootor s i 1 s e I not press the lyarrels of St. Croix Sugar were offe
"d t h d ' till 'f h it'd ' '
sions, from which a great benefit was derived especially there had been a lavish expenditure of the public money. and regulations usually observed in regard to installation,
Leeds-J. Hastens and W. Paddy, drapers, Southampton- cellectin h* • ' - ''' • •
g is rents in Devonshire, with which he was to P red, a superior parcel, net
on the Canada, the Nova Scotia, and the Cap,e of Goo-d
There were_ great.alterations in this Bill from the Bill o f aDnuOk a taof
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liquidate certain debts, and any surplus that might remain charge. That as she was still under the impression that only as regsr-led. strength, but colour, and sold at lower
duly invested with the ensigns thereof, full power and
Hope stations. Nor must it be believed that this was no last year, but as it was only a temporary measure, he . , . , row, Bloomsbury-W, Read and R. S. Hoggins, wine mer-
be appropriated t th f h• (M ' )
should not move an amendment. .. chants Duke-street, St. James's-W. Whiteside and M. D. o e payment ois'r. A. s costs. it all arose from accich nt, she conrented to the preposed ratee, v"ely fire yellow went at 58s to 58s 6d, fine 56s to 575,
small advantage, for on the Canada station the saving
M L BOUC 7 h• authority to exercise all rights and privileges belonging to a Powell' tailors Livernool-J Austen and C. H. lorns linen
" - • ' -' In the account which Mr. Aberdeen had furnished terms. and therefore now wished to decline any further
rest. proceedi,ngs in the case. /seed eels to 555, are middles); 50s to 535.
ak A HERE expressed is regret at having
drapers, Oxford-street-H. D. Coggan and R. Jones, hot-
was at least 13,000/. a year. At the Cape of Good Hope
Knight Companion of the said Most Noble Order, in as fu.o
it was alleged that he had charged compeund inte Bair buria.-Tiiis Salaam tw parcels of Mte'ras Sugar
and ample a manner as if he had been formally installed; pres-sers, Bread-street-hill, City-R. Escombe and S. Side-
see , etleied. at !ailaic eae, amoule leg te 6,793 bags; but
he believed it was quite as much, and he could say, from to ma e any explanation at all at that time of night ;
His LORDSHIP said he thought there could be no deubi Mr. teorrerscueet said that he should Lot permit a
any decree, rule, or usage to the contrary notwithstanding. bottom, coal merchants, Harp••ltne, Tower-street-J. and
there was little eesire evineee te put•cliase, and a small part
his own knowledge, that the six regiments under
hhis but he must say that he thought the Noble Lord had
BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, MARCH 19. W. Chadwick, brickmakers, Liverpool-T. tt'arren and C. in this matter. The Master could only take an account CaSe Of tin serious a nartire to be settlf•d in the menfier 1.,l 1 t .
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command there had been a contribution of no less t an gone into details which did not affect the principle ol
This day had audience of her Majesty, to deliver their Fovrlers, pawnbrokers, Old-street-road. St. Luke's having reference to the bill of costs, and nothing else. Ses red ; that if offenCe* Of that kind were Aimed to be el ei.essns.-1 his atierneen „t public sale 12 butts 78 hhds
and if this the Act. With respect to the differences of this Bill
6,000/. a year to the general fund ;
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. The present apphcatien wag special, but he could not see made up p, rsons weuhl frequently go uttpunise, d who of Bei•gal "Treiele, end only Dart sold at 24s 6d to 25
new system were to be adopted, the whole and teat of int session, he might say that he had in- credentiale from their respective Courts-Senor laturitz,
844 lea.e.-S t;ere Put til, and on-ly Partly seal at b'd. decline s•
John Craig, herse dealer, Glasgow, April 2 and 23, at one, the necse4sity 1:r a departure from the usual ride of tie- deserved to be prosecuted; that he should .e. rtaiitly base
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of the benefit derived from this source would be troduced no alterations but such as appeared necessary' Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the
Court of Spain; and Senor Mora, Envoy Extraordinary at the chambers of Mr. Simpson, Glasgow. court, which was by ap, titan], of awe". The p5,.,.1, a further investigawon ef the ease, although the c •m- weawea-This afternoon Ceylon Coffee was operated in
lost, for they could never impose those stoppages again. to carry out the design of that Bill.
Pleni otentiary from the Re üblic of Mexico ; ; and Robert re, i
p . p David Carrick Buehanan Flemahs - -owners, who took this unusual course ahould bear the costs of the feigning party had exhibited euch a disieclinatte.n ewe to wit h caution. The quantav offe d t It I ted
re a pub .c sa e amoun
He had shown them that this change was not called for Atter a few words from Mr HENLEY and IkEr. VESEY, and Minister
s to which they,
,were
_respectively, inarod. uhed
_by Viscount_ 0 d3O atetwo at
ironfouoders, Glasgow, April 2an , , the cham- application. press the charge. to 482 bags and 2 casks of Placeatiou ebut the chief part wee
by any political, social, or peculiar evils that now existed the Bill passed through Committee, and the report or
Pelinerston, te.C.B., her Majesty s Principal Secretary of hers ot Messrs. Baird and Muirhead, Glasgow.
aarat. Sete', Parieh was then celled, and, on heing taken in. at the full worth.
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in the British army. That army was, at the present dered to be received to-day
• John Robertson, grocer, Denny, April 5 and 20, at two, VICE CHANCEII I' COUR l', March 30. rea.-There has been little desire manifested to operate
State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Colonel the Hor
sworn, she stete, that she was present on the ebose '
moment, in e
' th highest state of discipline, and fit for HARBOURS, DOCKS. AND PIERS' CLAUSES
BILL. Sir Edward Cue, K.C.H., her Majesty's Master of the Cere-
monies. at the Red Lion Inn, Falkirk.
William Wallace and Alexander Reid Wallace, merchants, . (Before Sir J. WIGRAM.) occasion. That she heard an altercation between the in any description of bieck, notwithstanding the moderate
rates that exist. In the low and middling sorts of green
employment upon any service in.any part of the world.
CoSTOBADIE v. COSTOBADIE. parties, and saw the complainant snatch up a pewtsr
-(Hear, hear.) Thanks to the liberality of that House This Bill also went through Committee. WHITEHALL, Meacw 29. Glasgow, April 5 and 23 at one, at the chambers of blr.
laree purchases have been made, in consequence of the low
he ar uments in this cause hav'n Pen con luded
T g ig b c , pot full of beer off the table in the b • -
parlour and 1 'h
the condition of the soldier had been in every way BILL FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF TRADING The Queen has been pleased to paesent the Rev. Thomas Harrie, Glasgow.
His HONOUR after recapitulating the facts of the case ' ,
.. e (-as- rates that are accepted. Good and fine met with a fair de-
England, 31. A., to the rectory of North Lew, in the countY John Cochran, mason, Laurieston of Glasgow, April 5 and • ' • • h ,as contents in the prisoner's face. They were. standing maid at r., s (Helene fr mth s 1
, pi e , o o e taat existed previously.
Improved. His quarters were snore comfortable, his IN THE SEDUCTION OF FEMALES.
which have already appeared in this journal, gram ed an
26, at the chambers of Ilr. Smeaton, Glasgow. close together at the time, and h
t e compleinant wits SAGO is not inuc.h wanted; and 241 boxes at public sale
appointments better, and the means of advancing in life Mr- SPOONER brought in a Bill for the more effec• of Devon and diocese of Exeter, void by the death of the Rev.
inquiry as to whether Mrs. Costobadie had committed e
William Maclaren, perfumer. Glasgow, April 5 and 29, aeout to strike the prisoner with the einpty pot, when to-dee were sold at a further fall in prices of ls to 26 per cwt.
were more fully opened to him. He was happy also to hid euperession of seduction, to be read a second time William Kitson.
any breach of trust, a formal inquiry as regarded the she was forcibly ut out of the room and she irorne- CGC-lIINEAL.-The public sales this day, consisting of 220
The Queen has also been pleased to present the Reverend at twelve, at the George Hotel, Glasgow.
say that his intellectual condition was also decidedly on the 14th of April.
s James Taylor to the cburch and parish of Monzie, in the children; also an inquiry as to the incumbrances and as diately afterward': exclaimed that she was wounded ; bags Honduree, went off very heavily, and barely one-half
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improved, and that the opportunity of securing what he IMPROVEMENT OF THE HEALTH OF TOWN .
presbytery of Auchterarder and shire of Fife, vacant by the FOREIGN CORN TRADE. to the residuum ot the testator's estate. Ile would, that she (witness) heard the prisoner exclaim, after the sold at a decline of at least 2d per lb.
bad earned was also provided. Twenty years ago he Lord MORPETH brought up a Bill for the Health ef
transportation of the Reverend George Hutchison, late when these inquiries had been instituted, give his judgs beer was thrown over him, that he had kknife and he Rim-To-day the market was plentifully supplied with
bad assiduously laboured to introduce savings-banks Towns, which was read a first time, and ordered to be
minister thereof, to the church and parish of BanchoryTeman. PROHIBITION OF RYPORT OF GRAIN FROM went on the whole of the case. would use it. Bengal Rice, The quautity offered at public sale amounted
into the army, and he was glad to find that the establish- read a second time on the 23d of April. DOWNING-STREET, MARCH 29.
TURKEY.
COURT OF BAIVICEUP7'CY, March 29. The prisoner here asked the witness if she did not
• to 4,257 bags, but exporters and the home trade evinced
meat of them constituted a part of the Government plan. The House then adjourned at Half-past One o'clock. The Queen has been pleased to appoint George Henry
little desire to operate, and a part only sold Is under the
It was said tbat the British army afforded no career of Burt, Esq., to be Surveyor of Roads for the Island of St. The following is a copy of an (acid aoannunication, (Before Mr. Commissioner FoNELANQUE.) previously see him paring his finger nails with a pen.
advancement to persons in an humble sphere of life; but PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. Christopher.
WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 30. received by the local Government of Malta, from the ex TEIR BANKRUPTCY OF H. I. PALMER. knife ? and her reply was, that she saw nothing of the SPICES.-T d MI b P
o- ay aa ar epper met with littleattention,
This bankrupt, who had been a hosier in the Strand, kind. She, however, admitted that she
,did pot .notice rates of Friday.
so far from that being the case, the military page of
Hon H. Wellesley her Majesty's Minister at the Sublime and 1,020 bags at auction were only in part sold, at about
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Lieutenant Lord ' ' applied for his certificate. the aceused take the knife out of his pocket-; he might the former value.
history of this country was adorned with instances of saes' re.
F he Votes and Proceedings of the Rouse of Commons.)
Porte, and transmitted to the Committee of British M N 'll h ad •
r. evi e, te tr e assignee, opposed, upon the have had it in his hand for all she knew before,the beet SALTPETaE.-Although there are further arrivals of Rough,
noble heroism and admirable discretion in trying and .
cluoiCe.S GIVEN AT THE PRIVATE BILL-OFFICE. 0
The folio ' g
_Railway Bills are appointed to be read a •
Alexander Francis Charles Gordon Lennox to be Captain
by purchase, vice the Hon. C. H. Cust, who retires; Cornet' Merchants, and for a report on the este of the Malta grounds that the bankrupt had contracted his debts by was thrown over him. - yet holders manifest firmness, and have refrained from offer-
dangerous moments on the part of private soldiers ; and second time on Wednesday, March 31:- Lord Otho Augustus Fitz Gerald to be Lieutenant, by pur- Corn Market :- means of false representations, and had failed through John Humphreys stated, that he was the proprietor of ing any at public sale. Exporters and the home trade are
yet it was said that this Bill was necessary to open a Caledonian (Edinburgh Station, and Branches to Granton chase, vice Lord A. F. C. Gordon Lennox, March 30.
Chief Secretary's-office, Valetta, March 15. carelessness and inattention to business. the house, 9, William-street, Walworth, and let it o_ut desirous to operate, and the parcels sold privately were at
career to the private of the British army. There was and to the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway). sth Dragoon Guards-Captain Andrew Nugent, from half-
stiff rates. English Refined met with ready buyers at 30sto
The bankrupt was examined, and stated that he had in lodgings to single ladies ; that on the preceding night
no denyicg that the present system had worked well, and Caledonian (Branches te Wilsontown, to Fauldhouse, and to pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice Jamea Comity, who ex- Sin-I am directed by his Excellency the Governor
30s 6d e cwt. Nitrate of Soda has b ' ld to a fair
been in business about thirty years, and that in 1837, he was occupied in reading a newspaper in the room
extent. P r een
so
as he was particularly desirous that it should not be Biggar and Broughton). , changes ; Lieutenant George Lloyd Robson, to be Captain, to transmit to you, for the information of the merchants,
by purchase, vice Nugent, who retires ; Cornet John Jenkins the accompanying copy of a letter, dated the sth inst., unen the death of his father, by whose will he benefited where the parties were, and heard some strong language
FRUM-There has been several fresh arrivahs lately of
changed, he felt it to be his duty to move that the Bill
considerably, he relinquished business in London and uttered, and then saw the beer throWn over the accused.
be recommitted that day six months, PARLIAMEN TARY DIVISIONS. Thomas, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Robson ; Ensign which he has received from the Hon. H. Wellesley, her
Adolphus William Desert Burton, from 82d Foot, to be majesty's Minister at Constantinople, communicating carried on his father's farm, being possessed at that time He (witness) also heard the words relative to using the ~ t ree cargoes o esme an
Currants h fCh d Red Smyrna Raisins,
. and a cargo of Valencia Raisins from Liverpool; the market
Captain LAYARD had been most anxious that
of about 3,0001. The farm proving•a losing speculation, knife mentioned by the prisoaer, but did not see him has been rather
--.......w.- • Cornet, by purchase, vice Thomas, March 30. the intention of the Sublime Porte to prohibit, after a
quiet this week, the exporters taking only
this Bill should be fully brought before the
from the disease among cattle and other causes, in 1845, stab the complainant. He (witness) on seeing the small parcels of Currants. Of old Red Smyrna Raisins some
From the Votes and Proceedings of the House of Commons.) 11th Light.Dragoons-Lieutenant William Stephen Sandes lapse of six weeks, the exportation of corn from certain
public, and he was glad that the Honourable and (
to be Captaan, by purchase, vice Forrest, who retires; Eorts of the Turkish dominions.-I have the honour to having lost all his property, he determined to re-establish woman bleeding called the accused an unmanly fellow, SAles have been made at 31s to 32s for shipping.
Gallant Officer opposite had an opportunity of stating MONDAY, MARCH 29.
POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. Cornet Lesley Alexander to be Lieutenant b urchase
1Y p ' e Sir your most obedient bumble servant, himself in London, and accordingly called upon Mr. and he was afterwards given into custody. SPIRITS.-For home consumption a brisker demand has
vice Sandes; Edwin Adolphus Cook, Gent., to be Cornet, by ' '.
Neville, who asked him what capital he had? to which The prisoner declared that it all arose from accident ; been experienced for Jamaica Rum, still no material its:t-
his views upon the subject. Still he regretted that the
(IN THE COMMITTEE.) (Signed) WALIAM SIM,
Hon. and Gallant Officer, after his lengthened experi-
rovement in prices can be quoted In Leeward Islands the
ence, shceld feel himself called upon to oppose the Bill, Clause (And be it further enacted, That from an . purchase, vice Alexander, dated March 30.
12th Light Dragoons--Lieutenant Colonel Henry Medea, . Acting Chief Secretary to Government. he replied, that from an old customer, who bad dealt that when he went into the house he pulled out his pen- P
first da of November next no erson who shall be in the
d after the
t t from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. repay- To the Chairman of the Committee of British Merchants. knife wad ean • • • - •
with the house for twenty years, such a statement ought b g to pare down his hnger
.naile , that eopejsations are upon rather a more extended scale, and 31 7d
while he thought the reasons the Hon. and Gallant Y , P
occupation, whether under lease or agreement, or as tenan a
not to be required, but Mr. Neville could put down what while he was so engaged the complainant, on erime fan- t 3 8d paid for proof strength. East India has been sold to
Officer had adduced in favour of his amendments were ing the difference, vice Brevet Colonel Sampson Stawell, Constantinople, March 5.
a fair extent, and 3s 5d to 3s 6d are the rates paid for proof,
will, or from year to year, or in any other manner what-
who exchanges; Major Edward Pole, to be Lieutenant- Sin-It may be of advantage to British vessels en- he pleased. Goods were supplied and paid for, and the cied insult, threw a pot of porter in his fece, end she
most extraordinary. In his opinion the Hon. and Gal- soever, of any land of greater extent than the quarter of a
balance of a,ccount upon subsequent dealings showed was about to strike him also when he put up his arms to with certificate. Demerara sells more freely at 5s to 5s 3d
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Colonel, by purchase, vice Mathes, who retires; Captain the gaged in the coria trade with this country, and which
lent Officer's reasons, instead of supporting his ameisd- statute acre shall be deemed and taken to be a destitute poor
Mr. Neville to be a creditor for 11-711-- He attributed his save himself, and that in aiming a blow at hie head her for strong sorts. For Brandy the market is in a dull state;
Hon. Robert Needhameto be Major, by purchase, vice Pole; teuch at Malta, to have early information of the closing
the stock is still on the increase, and there are free sellers.
ment, were directly in favour of the Bill itself. It, peraon under the povisions of the first recited Act and the
Lieutenaht Thomas Henry Clifton, to
_be Captain,hby FIT by the Turkish Government ef the port of Salonica. failure to having taken a house in a part. of the Strand hand °erne in contact evith the knife, and that was the Geneva is wanted for exportation, and several parcels have
however, was really most unjust to argue that a man Acts amending the same, or of this Act ; nor shall it be
I have, therefore, the honour to enclose herewith to -where the business was only gopd during-three months only way he could account for what had happened. He been sold, common at 2s 7d to 2s Bd. Fine 3s to 33 8d per
ought to enlist for life, and yet not be allowed to make a lawful for any board of guardians to grant any relief what- chase, vice Needham ; CoTeet
ifoh: 1
t hula :Lugs GD 1 g Y'Gto:nte
will, or to marry, or to leave the army without leave, ever in or out of the workhouse to any such person uutil .I:o!ehletiant, by_ puruch.ase, vivicrfotoh ;
y, March 3grmg' g your Excellency the translation of a memorandum, which of the year, and the profits of that 'period not being suf. added that lie had no malicious intention, that the knise gallon. For British Corn Spiries and Gin prices remain the
while Govelmment could dismiss him at any moment. they shall be satisfied that he has bond fide, and without col- t Ib4tlts;oLriat II)" rebase, .
has been addressed by tbe Sublime Porte to this Em-
bassy, prohibiting the exportation or grain (with the ficient to maintain his family. of ten children during the was previously in his hand, and he submitted that it wits same, but the market is in a dull state, and stocks are acm-
e, very different case to that of having taken the weapon rnulating.
Indeed, the system was so bad, that dissertions without lusion, absolutely parted with or surrendered any right or g t ragoons-Lieutenagnt Arthur Weed, from half-
pay 16th Light _Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Hillier, other nine months.
Isonoo.-The next quarterly sales of Indigo will take
title which he may have had to the occupation of any land
exception of such quantities as may have been already In reply to the COURT, the bankrupt Gtated that his from his pocket for the purpose or using it.
end were every day taking place. And it Was to be pro.mo_ted
,in the 44th Foot, March 30,
place on the llth May. The demand lately has been
otver and above such. extent as aforesai t
e T h est wegnnent of Foot-Henry Whichcote Turner, Gent. to contracted for) from Salonica and its dependencies, after shop was sou.ate on the " wrong". side of the -Strand tor The prisoner then milled forward a gentleman named
expected thateit should be so, for was it fair 'd of one quarter of a
limited, but prices remain very firm at last February rates.
atute acre) .-Motion made, and Question put, hat t e
be Ensign, without purchase, Tice Kennedy, deceased, a lapse of six weeks, and I request your Excellency te ,
business a few doors from Exeter-hall, that side being Brid.gma.n, who, on being sw rn, said, that he accom-
that after serving fer a length of time abroad, a private se
take such measures as you may judge advisable to bring , Spanish brought previous terms but only a part ot 54 sirens
soldier could, not return te his wife, his friends, or his alause, as amended, be added to the Bill." The Committee
divided:- March 30.
4th Foot-Ensiga John William Percy to be Lieutenant, this prohibition to the Icri I d t h h •
ow e ge o t ose w om it may out of the track of gentlemen passing eastward and panted him to the house in question, and was present in
westward. „ . • ,
, . . the parlour when the occurrence took place on the pre- sold-ordinary Cortes to good S'obres 2s ed to 4s Id.
Hors.-The market has a dull appearance. There are
family. A greater argument could not be adduced in MAJORITY-AYES, 117.
by purchase, vice Wollaston, who retires; Octavius Yorke
Mr. LAWRENCE. who appeared Tor the beekrupt, ceding night ; that he saw the knife in his' friend's hand sellers upon the following terms •-Sussex pockets 78s to 88s
concern. It is probable that other ports in the Turkish
favour of tbis.,Bill, than the one he advanced in that
Cocks, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Percy, s
will be hereafter closed.-I have the honour trusted that his Honour would grant the certificate, as before the beer was flung in his face, and thatshe was Weald of Kent 86s to 98s Mid a.nd East Kent 95s to 130 s. '
aominions
House Some, short, time ago, namely, that one out of MINORITY-NOES, 7. March 30.
every tweney.•deatbs in cavalry regiments was from Crawford. W. S. - 31'Carthy, Alex. mums. 33d Foot-Frank Corbett, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- , ' •
to be Sir your Excellency's most obedient humble no case of misrepresentation had been proved: and as using it for the purpose of cutting his finger nails at the 0n..5.-Ot Linseed Oil' only a moderate quantity having
suicide. He freely admitted that the present system of Escott, Bickhaas Scrope, G. P. O'Brien, W. S. chase, vice Twigg, who retires, March 30. servant, (Signed) H. WELLESLEY. mu ortatie anea re uce -im -from the. situation of inOinent e ette strut: at y the cempialeant, who was been taken for home colisumption or exportation, and prices
'f to hd d dh" •- • ''' h k b •
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pensioning was,by-no means liberal, but he could not see Evans, Sir De Lacy Williams, W. Cartes, H. B.
To his Excellency Lieutenant-General a comparativeiy wealthy man to that ot a bankrupt. most insolent in her conduct. have given way, 27s 6,1 per cwt being taken on the spot.
39th Foot-Michael C. Wall, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur-
Of Rape Seed Oil may parcels have been disposed of, brown
Humphery, Ald.
Mr. Commissioner FONBLANQUE said, if the iippesi- The complainant agein interceded in the accueed's
why that reason • could- be advanced against the passing
chase, vice Sears, promoted, March 30. Sir Patrick Stuart, &c.,' Malta.
at 365, pale 375, and tine pale foreign 38s. Olive Oil met
of this Bill I cos_ the contrary, it was a strong argument 46th Foot.-To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensign P.S. The enclosed list of places has been this moment tion vsas pressed he should feel bound to suspeed the behalf. seyieg that she freely forgave him, and that she
with less attention.. Of Cocoa Nut the supply being
in its favour:es He supported the Bill, because he Clause (And be it enacted, That, save as hereinafter pro- James George Clarke, vice Campbell, appointed Adjutant, sent me from the Porte, with the intimation that the certificate upon the ground that the expenses were out knew that he did not wound her int. ntionally.
Tne policeman, wllO waS called into the house on the still trifling, holders are enabled to. obtain high ratea.
sincerely believed eit would.: tend to induce a better videcl, it shall not be lawful for any occupier of rateable pro- Feb. 22 ; Ensign John llickinbotham Chambers, vice atacan, governors will have orders to see that the country ender of proporte ai to the profits.
• • • Of Palm further percels have twen received, and the stock
It
was
really petrty hotding
_under any lease or agreement to be made or who retires, March 30. Mr. LAWRENCE said, the expenses of opening s busi- occasion, said that he did not find the knife with which
class of individuals to enlist in the army.
their jurisdiction is supplied with grain sufficient for its being heavy, holders are inclined to realise. Lard Oil is in
paltry to tell him that because the removal of re - eat;
,evririu Trtofrer the passing of this Act, nor for any tenant To be. Ensign, by purchase-Dacre Ives Barrett Lennard, consumption before further exportations are permitted. ness were necessarily large, aud that in this case tee y the alleged wound was inflicted, am' clutreit . examine fair request at 45s to sos. For Sperm Oil a much better
the prisonsr's pockets at the [lin-%
om year to vear, after the Ist day of January, Gent , vice Chambers, March 30. .vould, had the bankrupt beeu able to continue, heve •• - demand prevailed, and prices have improved. For Cod Oil
gimentt from the colonies wes expensive this Bill ought 1849, to deduct from the-rent to which he may be liable in March 7. (Signed) H. W.
been spread over a series of years. The bankrupt's . Mr. COTTINGEIAM said, in a caae of sucky descrip- the market hss a quiet appeareece, and a limited business
not to be carried, but like evesy other argument the respect of such pro ern- an amount whatever in respect of To. be Ensign, without purchase- Henry Ridge Wolrige,
Gent., vice Clarke, March 31. List of places from which the exportation of grain is
family was also unusually large, and required a col- tton it was the policeman's duty to hive seatched 'the was transacted. Seuthern has been disposed of to a fair ex-
Hoe. and Gallant Officer had advancsd against this any rate which maPy be impyosed at any period sabsequent to prohibited : - Adrianople, Silistria, Vidisi, Gentile,
To be Adjutant-Lieutenant Colin Frederick Campbell,
respondieg amount fur support. prisoner before he did anything else, and thatell persons tent, but not at better prices.
Avlonia, Delvino, Sirhata, Rodosto, Salonica, Pachulic
iII the police should knost ,on taking a priener into cus- Teeeow.-The demand is still on. the decrease for Russian
measure, it tended rather to support it. He was rejoiced the date of such lea.se or agreement, or subsequent to such vice O'Toole prom ted Feb. 22.
Mr. Neville, having disclaimed all wish to press
Cott Government had brought it forward-it was in Ist day of Jaauary, as the case may be) brought up, and 68th Foot' Ilan'? ' tif Broussa, Sarouhan, Aiden, Corria, Trebiaond, Caste-
on the Tot, and a further decline in the value has taken
severely upon the bankrupt, left the matter in his tody teider such circurnetanc• s, it was most•important
accordance with the advanc. d spirit of the age, and read a first time; Motion made, and Question put, " That y Valetta Jones, Gent., to be Ensign,
without purchase vice Digby who resigns • Lieutenant moum, Nicomedia, Smyrna.
place. For delivery in the last three mouths of the year
in spite of all the opposition it might meet with from a the said Clause be now read a second time." The Com- Thomas Whitmore Storer to be' Adjutant, vice' Carmichael, Translation of circular memorandum from the Porte, Honour's hands. He had thought it his duty to lay the to make a strict search on the spot where such effeece
however a feir builness has been transacted. Of home.made
mittee divided :-
facts before the court, to enable it to term a judgment. .vss perpetrated. in order to find the weapon with which
certain class of political economists, he was confident who resigns the Adjutants.), only, March 30. dated March 1, 1847 :-
there is'au increased quantity ofierieg for sale, whilst the.
the House would pess it. MINORITY-AYES, 76. 82d Foot-Daniel Stratton Collings, Gent ,to be Ensign, " Whereas it is fixeseen from information received by Mr. Cnmmissioner FONELANQITE said, he had done the injory Was infteted. 'The inegistrate then preceded itemand has been limited. With other sorts of Tallow the
Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT felt called upon, at Acland, T. D. Gaskell, J. M. Masterman, John by purchase, vice Burton, appointed to the sth Dragoon the Ottoman Government that the interier of the country quite right, arid what all aestgnees sheuld de. It was t•, sey that it was nteurd for the accused to peseta diet market is yet plefeitully supplied, and prices are on the
this stage of the Bill, to state his view S Adderley, C. B. Gladstone, J. N. Maxwell,dion. J. I'. Guards, March 30. will have to suffer from scarcity ot grain, it has become also particularly desirable that assignees sheuld strictly he was in the act of paring his finger nails with his decline.
!stele in the parlour of a brothel at the time the wound
upon the measure. As a principle, he thought oat
tgeb,uz,v.Edmund
4:o4oourei;ur\V.B.
eO. Mundy, E. 31. BREVET.-Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Madox, of 12th examine into the mode in which a bankrupt had kept his
n H nry Newdegatc, C. N.
LATEST PRICES OE' SII A-ItES,
necessary to prohibit the easentatien of erain from
Light Dragoons, to be Colonel in the Army, June 28, 1838 ;e,• s d • h • Ift n • books-proper bookkeepina being the feundatiun ot was inflicted i'rl the complainant, and that it was quite
u nlimited enlistments were highly objectionable. Barkly, Henry Grogan, E. Newry, Viscount oftionica an the aitacent ports unti aer the eesinng
Out of 110,000 men who were serving in the army iti Baring, Thomas Halsey, T. P. Norreys, Lord Captain Andrew Nugent, of sth Dragoon Guards, to be , 1
evident that he had eiven a s m of m me
•11 order to prevent her from appearing against him. He
solvency. In this case had tie opposition been pressed . , u f. ,y to his victim IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND (Yr:Rya COM-
Bateson, T. Hamilton, G. A. O'Brien, A. Stafford ! Major in the Army, Nov. 9, 1846. harvest. But the Sublime Porte having always at heart
he should undoubtedly have felt it hieduty to suspend
the magistrate) perceived by the police-sheet
1840, there were not more than 2,500 who had served
PANIES' STOCK.
Bennett, Philip Harris, Captain Patten, J. W. i UNATrACHED.-To be Captains, without purchase-Lieu- to prevent, under all circumstances, the subjects ot
the
icertificate, as, although -a nhan's having a !urge ( that the
21 years. About 12,000 men left the army every yeer, Bentinck, Lord G. Heathcote, Sir W. Reid, Colonel
From ele Gificill List,
3,000 left with pensions, 3,000 deserted, and 6,000 lett Brisco, 3/. Henley, J. W. Repton, G. W. tenant James White, from Adjutant of a Recruiting district ; friendly Powers from suffering any prejudice, should
Lieutenant Lewis Alexander Boyd, from the 1 Ith Foot ; merchants among the subjects of friendly Powers have tam y might be a reason for an increased expenditure, erisotier was by profession a surgeon; he certainly had
acte. d
.with great folly iu entering. a house of sueh a de- JBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING.
by discharge. The great number of the latter generally Brooke, Sir A. B.
Bunbury T. Herbert, Sydney Rolleston, Colonel
et in this court it was nehessary to hold, that no man
LONDON, TUESDAY, IWARCH 30.
Hild ard, T. 13 Sibthorp, Colonel Lieutenant Henry Lams Herbert, from 88th Foot, March 30. already contracted for grain, grain thus contracted for Y
was justified in keeping his family at the expense of his scription, and then quarrelling wite one ot i:e 'abandoned
left to obtain some other employment. He was, there- Cardwell', Edward Hill,YLord E. . Mesmozaeueux.-The commission of Lieutenant John w ill be excepted from the prohibition ; and in order that
ZOINT-STOCE, BANHS.
Stuart, J.
creditors. 13ut here he thought he should only be acting innsates, which led to the result that had taken p'stiee ;
fore, of opinion tbat if the natural time had been taken Carew, IV. 11. Pole Holmes, W. A'Court Sutton, H. M. i Gaggin Cox, in the 2cl West India Regiment, has been dated vessels which have already sailed for those places should
.
by the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. F. Maule) the ex- Chandos, 3darquis of Hope, G. W. Taylor, E. 18th December, 1846, instead of Bth August, 1840. in accordance with the desire of the creditors in not he regretted seeing a man of the accused's profession Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid., Price
periment weuld be much less hazardous. Ile thought 2seurt ,z..oe. W. Jocelyn, Viscount Thompson. Alderman BA.NKRUPTS. not suffer any loss by returning in ballast, a delay of
1 h• If •
ressing the bankrupt too severely, and he should there • p ace imse in such a position, but he was hound to Annum. Share.
Jones, Captain Tollenaache, J.
do his duty to the public ; and though it was reit pro- - --
that a system should be adopted by which Cole, Hon. H. 1. Ker, D. S. Vesey,',llon. T. Edward Marshall, pewterer, Clifton-street, Sun-street, one month and a half is fixed, from the date of the
D sent official communication for matting this prohibi- Fore grant him his certificate.
X a d. X s. d.
the whole population would be induced to enter &orry, Hpry Knight, F. W. Villiers, Viscount Finsbury, to surrender April 13, at two, and May 14, at ere . . ' -
non into execution. Tuesday, March 30. bable that a jury would convict the accused upon the
eustrwasia .....••• •• 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 22%
pp % illiam Law, C. E. Vyse, 11. eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official
(Before Mr. Commistioner Hormone) svidence of the complainant, yet he should give her the
the ranks and ecquire a knowledge of military discipline. Daniell, Colonel Lefroy. Anthony Walsh, Slr J. assignee, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry; Buchanan, Basing- " You are therefore requested, Sir, to give the neces-
opportunity of preferring her indictment against him at Ifomnserciai of London
dritsh North American 51. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 eate
His own opinion was, that fourteen years instead of ten, Disraeli, B. Lennox, Lord G. H. Young. John hall-street, City. sary orders to the Canoellaria of your Legation, and to . heiBLER v. GRANVILLE.
The plaintiff is a boot-maker,- and the defendant a fhe sessions, and for that purpose should adjudge hien to
enter into his own recognisance in 501. anch findowo 5/. per cent. 100 0 0' 20 0 0 -
-lolonial. •
should have been the period for enlistment; and by this Douglas, Sir H. Liddell, 11. T.
William Heath Bonds, licensed victualler, Creek-road, such other officers as it may be necessary, in order that
Douglas, Sir C. 11. Lincoln, Earl of TZLLRRA.
lerk to the Board of Trade residing with his parents
sureties of 50/. each, to appear at the next Central eondn and.westminstr se par cent. 100 0 0 25 o o 26%
means a soldier would have an opportunity of taking his
, London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. SO 0 0 10 0 0, -
Eirn, Viseewat Lindsay,:Colonel Jolllffe, Sir VT, G. 11. Deptford, April 13, at half-past two, and Maz 14, at eleven, merchants, subjects of your Government, may be in- f
in Piccadilly. The original 'debt wait 3/. 35.,_ and the Metropolitan - 25 00 7 10. 0
full term of home and foreign service. The Hon. Gen- F h, G. Manners, Lord J. Shaw, F. at the Court of Bankruptcy. Groom, offici assignee, Ab- formed of this prohibition.
costs, up to the time of Judgment being obtained, 4L 19s. Criminal Court sessions. Provincialof Irela.nd.• N. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
tleman considered that the measure would introduce a Fuller, A. E. March, Earl of church-lane, Lombard-street ; Symes, Weston, and Teesdale, "It is to this end, &c.
The defendant had had the usual credit, but on being WORSHIP-STREET. Ditto, New......• • • 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 -
different class of men into the army. Now, he was Fenchurch-street, "Rebiwlewell, 13, 1263."
National of Ireland - 51. per cent. so 0 0 20 0 0 19%
of opinion, that that was not so very desirable. MAJORITY-NOES, 79. Henry Howell, draper, Shrewsbury, Salop, April 10, at [March 1, 1847.] . applied to for payment, said it was not convenient. A Zechariah Longman, who was cut about the head and Nat, provnota or E.g. az. per cent. too 0035 0 0 -
Aglionby, D. A. twelve, and May 8, at half-past one, at the Court of Bank- . 111......a...3La.netee ts.-Ileastere -of in bought ii,t ad- writ nesse then n0e1...a to defendan!, 'who returned an face_ by
_George W.alker, a toll-collector, of the- City-
crmlDoitutoo,fmAeuwetz..aus :::: 5611.. ppeerr ceeenntt..
2250 90
00
2150
00
00 _
Lition of L0nd0n..... , 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 a -
He threw out these suggestions for the Right Evans, Sir De Lacy O'Brien. W. S.
tit.? . win Fitzroy, Lora c. o'c...ten. istt. 3. I ruptey. Follett, -orneial assignee, esamorooK-court, Basing-
vanced prices, seeing the continued wants of Great Bri- answer that he could not " entertain it as he was a road, a few days since, an account of which appeared
Honourable Gentleman's consideration ;he had no n. Colonel Gore, Robert. O'conor. Doa ' hall-street ; Boles and Turner, Aldermanbury. minor." The defendant's attorney now accused the at the time in The Sun, was not enabled to leave the hos-
intention to vote for the proposition of the Gallant Archbold, Robert Grey, Sir G. Ogle, S. C. Augusta Sophia Tipper, Henry Roe Tipper, and Alfred tain, France and Belgium, will not, as yet, submit to sell
laintirs attorney of " sharp practice." pital yestereay for the purpose, as was intended, of' his INSURANCE COMPANIES. -
Gentleman, he did not at all agree with him, but he did Arundel, Earl of Hall, Sir Benjamin Paget, Lord A. Tipper, stationers and paper manufacturers, Upper Thames- at lower prices, in the hope of meeting with a more pro- P s
Idawes, Benj. Pechell, Captain
Mr. ENGLEHART, the pleintifl's attorney, said he had being present at the further hearing of the case. The •
consider that if the Right Hon. Gentleman would take 1131sahannehrrahanh A. street, London, April 9, at two, and May 7, at eleven, at the pitious moment, before the new harvest, of realising, if
given a month's notice that he should take proceedings Dividend Amount
Ileneage, Edward Perfect Robert
re-examination was therefore unavoidably postponed till
a few suggestions from the Gallant Officer (Major Barmii, Sir 11. W. Hobhouse, Sir J. Philpotis, John Court of Bankruptcy. Belcher, official assignee; Spicer, not at a profit, certainly without loss. On the other Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price
Layaid), who had paid so much attention to this sub- Berkeley, Captain Holland, Robert
Berkeley, 11. F. Rawdon, Colonel Great Marlow, Bucks. hand, other speculators, looking to the advanced state ef under the judgment. • a future day. Annum. Share.
ject, he would render the Bill a much better one Howard, C. W.G. Rich, Henry George Atkins Soar, glass cutter; Great Marylebone-street, the season, refrain from entering into new operations, His Hostotta said that it was a great pity that a young Walker, the toll-collector, is still under medical treat-
Bodkin J J Howard, E. G. Russell, Lord J. -
man who had a salary of 87/. per year, living with his ment at the Bridevvell House of Correction, and he is X s. d. X s. 4.
Albion .............. 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 • 75
than it now was. It would he a hardship for such &eyeing' , he: April 5, at half-past one, and May 3, at half-past twelve, at unless at such reduced prices as promise to leave a profit
mon a.s would enlist the day before the Biil received the Howard P H
Brotherton, Joseph Howard, Sir RI- Russell, Lard E. •
&rope, G. P. the Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee Cole- commensurate with the increased risk. Prices, there- friends and not having to pay rent, should be so foolish said to have been visited, since his incarcerationewith Alliance Brit. and For. 6 per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 13%
royal sanction. When they compared their lot to Buller, Charles Jervis, Sir John Sheridan, R. 11. man-street ; Bicknell and Co., Connaught-terrace, Edge- fore, may be quoted as stationary and dull, at scudi 33 as to allow legal prhceedings to be 'taken for so small a several attacks of insanity. Ditto Marine... -• • 6/. per cent, 100 0050 0 5%
. ,
those who enlisted the day after-unless there was some Christie, W. D.
eptetr,
,J,;:illri.nr. Labeuchere, Henry Somerville, Sir W. ware-road.
to 35 for Azoff; 30 to 32 for Odessa, 29 to 32 for Danube, SUM, the costs being almost double. 'The defendant THAMES. . Atlas 138.6 d. pr sh. 50 0 0 5 0 0 15%
British Commercial - 7s. per share 50 0 0 50 0 7%
provision of this kind there would be a great deal of (%°llw Lambton, H. Stanley, W. 0. John Haly, merchant, Surre -street, Strand, A ril 12, at d
Y P k• h hard wheat •
an 23 to 28 for Tur ts . ,
.odessa and must pay it out of his next quarter's salary, due the A young woman, named Mary Fitzgerald, was Clericl,Med.St Gen. Life 51. per cent. 100 0 0 210 0 25
diss • • Macaulay, T. B.
atlSfaction ru the army-if the Right Hon, Gentle. orate, w. G. I.l`Carthy, Alex= Stuart, V.
der Strutt, Edward one, and May 10, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Turquand, official assignee, Old Jewry-chainbers; Wild and sth of A el
Azoff soft wheat 30 to 34 smith ; Danube 26 to 30, and P 1 • brought before Mr. Yardley charged with stealing a -Jounty .............. 31. 100 0010 0 0
Crown .......... •• • • 10s. 50 0 0 a 0 0 -
man gave the Bill some further consideration, he was of Crawford, W. S. 3L`Donnell, J. M. Thornely, T.
Co., College-hill, City. Egyptian 21 to 25 scudi ; barley 13 to 14 scudi ; Indian • ' •ble bundle of linen from the house of a poor Id
The defendant's attorney said it was impossi ,as , o creature Earl .
Dickinson, F. F. Maitland, Thomas Warburton, H.
defendant had "prior claims" on it. named Sarah Grey, of 8, Raymond-place, St. Geor ' • - e
opinion that he would make it more a bl
ccepta •e to the Dodd. George Mangles, R. D. Ward, H. G. William Swain, builder, Cheltenham, April 14 and May corn 25 to 28 scudi • Egyptian beans 17 to 18 scudi per ge a-111- Eng.lk Scot. Law •• . • 51. per cent. 50 002 0 0 -
army.
Duff, James Marshall, William Wilshere, T. W. 14, at one, at the Bristol District Court. Hutton, official Malta salm. Of wheat, the stocks do not exceed 7,500 .- • ' the-E t
His HONOUR said that it must be paid ; he could not as .
.- Europese Life ••• • -5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. -
Mr. FOX MAULE said that notwithstanding the -Duncan, George Maule, Fox Wyae, Thomas assignee, Bristol ; Winterbotham and Co., Cheltenham. quarters ; barley, 1,500 quarters. take into consideration any arrangement as to other It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutaix Freemasons' ......... 51. per cent. 20 003 0 0
. ;rlobe . .. .. ••• • • . 6/. per cent. Stock. - 130
Dundas, Admiral Mitchell, T. A.
debts. When a judgment debt was claimed under this works a mangle, by which she obtains a scanty living
lateness of the hour, he would detain the House for afe Joseph Chatterton, coach builder, Manchester, April 13 .
• Guardian ... . • 51. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 411
w Dundas Sir David Moffatt, George mums.
Act he was bound to enforce payment. On Saturday eyening the prisoner called upon her for a
and 30, at eleven, at the Manchester District Court. Hob-
imperial Fire .... •• • • 6/. and bonus 500 0 0 50 0 0 225 xd
moments while he would reply to the observations of the Dundas, J. C.: 3lenahan, J. H. Hill, Lord 31. THE NEW FIELD MARSHALS.-Sattltday must
bundle of linen which had been left by her mother to be Imperial Life ...... •• 12s. 100 0010 0 0 15%
Hon. Gentleman, who had acknowledged the principle Escott, Ilickham Morpeth. Viscount Tufnell, H. son, official assignee, Manchester ; Armstrong, Staple Inn, .
nave been a proud day for the Marquis of Anglesey and POLICE INTJELLIGENCE. Indemnity Marine.. .• 11. sh. & bs. 100 0 0 513 1 -
mangled in the early part of the day. It was delivered
of the Bill, while he objected first to the period to which Evans, William Morris, David London ; Woodburne, Manchester.
Field Marshal Grosvenor, when the Duke of Wellington,
Law Life.. ...... •• • . 11. is. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
. JaMee Sharp, coal merchant, East Riddlesden-hall, MARLBOROUGH-STREET. to her, and she managed at the same time to Mite away 50 0 0 2 0 0 -
it was proposed to limit the enlistment of soldiers; se- attended by the Head Quarter Staff, presented to those two
iegal and General Life -
April 17 and May 6at eleven at the Leeds District Court Captain Syntpson, of Lane's Hotel, was summoned be• another bundle of linen which was also left with the old ..tandon Fire .. •••• .. 10s. 25 0012 10 0 15%
condly, to the sa stem which (Sieved to those who left the MONTAGU HOUSE.-We understand the Duke of ' • - ' ' • veteran officers the batons so deservedly bestowed upon them
Hope, official assi nee Leeds • Sher e and Co. Bedford-row fore Mr. Bingham, for having horsewhipped and kicked woman to be mangled. The prisoner delivered . the ondon Ship •.•• • • -10 s. 25 0012 10 0 15%
army after ten years' service a pension; and, thirdly, to Buccleuch contemplates pulling down the famearmansion at London ; Weatheg ' ' • P '
rhead and Co., Bineley ; Bond, Leeds. ' by their Sovereign in the last brevet. Only one feeling of
elarine - ........... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 lb 0 0 -
Lewis Nottidge, his servant.
the expenie which the whole system would throw upon Whitehall, and erecting on its site a residence of noble pro- Jeremiah Burrows farmea Suttonb in Ashfield, A ril 16, regret is associated with this gratifying event-the absence bundle to another mangling woman named Hare, in the Ved. Invlid & Gen. Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 -
the public expenditure. The Right Hon. Gentleman portions, and of considerable architectural magnificence. It and alay 7, at ten, 'at the Leeds District Court. FrPeeman, of Field Marshal Sir George Nugent, wlaose advanced age The complainant said, he was Captain Sympson's same neighbourhood, in whose possession it was foend, National Least Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
suggested a revision of the pension wairane of 1833, and is said that the works will be commenced early in the autumn
~ ueen s ree ,
official assignee, Sheffield; Stevens and Co Q - t t and indisposition prevented his attendance to receive a simi- groom- On Wednesda,y afternoon Captain Sympson, end who was the means of causing the prisoner :to be National Life. -
of this year. lar reward for his past meritorious services. We sincerely atter being out for an afternoon's ride, brought bis mare apprehended. She was committed for trial. ' ' ' talladium Life ......
stated that there were other modes by vrhich the service Cheapside, London ; Jessop, Alfreten.
• - ehcenix .. ....... ... - - _.
might be rendered mare acceptable to the We understand that it is the 'intention of their Stephen and James Chappel, earthenware manufacturers, trust, however, that he win soon be sufficiently recovered into Bushnell's stable-yard, and sent for him (cons- WESTMINS7 ER. 'toteetor Life.. - -
f h and we are c •
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duch s to come to town or t at purpose,
.0
our _ _ ertain that the plainant) to take charge of the animal. Complainant Shortly after the disposal of Hight charges, an elderl
y 'rovident Life..
army. With reference to the first of these h 1 e h es of Carribridge, at Leeds, April 12 and May 6, at eleven, at the Leeds District
mmander-in-Chief participates i wish - United Ser-
4s. 50 0 010 0 4%
oejections„ namely, that a period of fourteen -ears be tile cesse 0. tee. summer, to go to Germany, to visit their Court. Freeman official assignee, Leeds; Wiglesworth and C.° attended his master's summons immediately, and on gentlemen waited upen Mr. Broderip, and entreated :"ackoL„ilaeSanSee*"• "••
y i ustrions relatives, when the Royal Duke and Duchess will Co , Gray's Inn; 'Smith, Leeds. . woe Gazette.
„ taking the mare into the stable the captain called hins him to render him souse assistance in rec ' li. . -1"-------a-II- 5/. per cent. Stock. - -
substituted for ten, he would say that the latter was not be accompanied by the Princess Mary. William Hodgson, jun., licensed victualler, Leeds, April 19 the most
TRADE WITH CHINA.-AMOng remarkaoie ti A laze
J , and a drunken rascal." Complainant nephew, who had been inveigled away from hi I
overing es iiiie Fire ......... .. . 6/. 108.
3 iome on Ditto Life .......... 11. 6s. -
- -
- -
-
chosen by him on mere vague surmise or uncertain PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29. Commander Potbury, and May q, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Free- hipmeuts to foreign countries which have recently taken asked his master if he addressed such language to him? Saturday. , Universal Life -
chance, but because he thought it a much better eriod; of the Aven er, is a ointed to co sl
ce ma b nti ned one of a considerable q • •
. __g _ _pe _ rnmand the Grawler steam man, official assignee, Leeds; Jacques and Co., Ely-place, p a _ y eme
__o us.antay ot
for supposing a man had enlisted 18 'lf
at years o age, sloop, at Deptford, fitted to make the experiment of es- Holborn ; Greaves, Leeds. opera-glasses, actually so ca e. an
11 d dof habit-glove His master said he did ; and he then told his master if ei .. DRODERIP inquired by whom?-Applicant raplied, CANALS.
after 14 years service he would be 32 years of age and tablishing free settlers from the coast of Africa in the Go- Thomas Sivill, licensed victualler Liverpool, A ril 16, and SERIOUS A CCIDENT AT THE NEW CROSS RAILWAY the scandalous names were repeated, he would leave him by a woman.
he believed no Commander would be willin ' • vernment islands of Trinidad and Grenada. The Growler May 7, at twelve, at the Liv 'D.• C P B. S 031 d A t attended with very serious
gto re-enlist a • erpool istrict ourt. ird, e TATION.- nonay an acci en , to dress the mare himself. Captain Sympson ordered Mr. BRoDERIP asked for what object?-Applicant N '4 .
ames et a Dividend Names of n Dividend
menet that age. He would object also togiving him a -
pen hag been fitted vvith a poop, and has ample arrangement for official assignee, Liverpool ; Chester and Co Sta le Inn consequences, occurred on the line of the Croydon Railway-.
~ p , him out of the stables. He told the captain Ile would said it was his impression, and that of the other mem- Coznpanies. tt's 1 Der
a - i Price. companies. ,„.• per Price.
Annum. t
sloe, which would be a very heavy burden upon the üblic the accommodation of 300 negrees and their wives and chit- London • Avison and Co . Liverpool. to a man named William Jenner, aged 21 years, residing at leave the stables, if the owner came and desired him to hi rs of his family, that her object was to ioduce 'him to
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On this account he had .1 d h Hi f 13
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pre erre t e peno o. ten years. dren. She is to proceed to Sierra Leone to embark them John jebb, grocer, Baschurch, Shropshire, April 8, and No. 3, Martha-place Henry-street, DePtford. It seems that !IC) so. The owner was vent for, and, complainant, on marry her. --
and some commissioners will go out to arrange in what man: May 1, at twelve, at the Birmingham District Court. Valpy, the unfortunate man' was a stoker in the service of the com- seceiving directions to leave tbe stables, was about to ells Beowenee ' 4 ; '4
wished to know his age ?-Applicant ishtn&ol4ll 97151.55. pc 70 3lonmouthsh 100 lOL -
He would '
go to Canada. In the time ef the Canadian
rebellion, when - ner it is to be done, accompany them to the West Indies, and official assignee, Birmingham ; Mutteram and Knowles, Bir- panv, and was engaged on one of the locomotive engines. comply, when the captain proceeded to lash him over replied, twenty she Asti by-d-la-Z 113' 4/. - lintgomrysh 100 51. -
ever 3 attempt was made to seduce the 1 t tl ttl
oca e tem as seers. Her Majesty's steamereSalamander minellarn- He has latterly been employed in working an engine between the head with the riding whip he had in his hand. Mr. BRODERIP sun osed that th h hd b Barnsley •. • . 160 121. 180 Macclesfield. 100 - -
men froni their a;le,.
„lance, to a man they remained lo3•al. went this morning to Woolwich to he paid dff. James Tranter, jun., timber merchant, Uttoxeter, April 14, the Surrey Canal and the New Cross stali°n at Deptford, Complainant stopped this assault as soon as he could as, a conser w •• P , e r""13 ew a een Basin„toke.. 100' -' - Neath .... - 100 21L , 340
i ing party in the trensaction. The young Man. Itricnk&- Abrg 150 5/. 85 Nottingham. 150 121. -
Ile had n t
o the smallest fear of the men after Pito II -
, . v S OINS FOR IRELAND.-PORTSMOUTH, MARCH and May sat eleven at the Birmingham District Court. which conveyed large quantities of coal, 14c., from the barges wresting the whi from his master's hand. His ' -.
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master lie presuna, d, . had not been induced to accompane i 14/. ' - Peak Forest 78 31
.ier 2rmrnoal.... 100 , 1 , • . 40
their discharge, leading the p ople •
into mis• 29 ajelte2) ship Portland sailed this morning for V Ipy offiLal •' "
assignee, Birmingham ; Palmer, Rugeley ; for the use of the various engines on the line, and, whilst kicked him abe P 1 I h
ut tie ..-gs HS e was about to quit the contrary' to his own wish.:s?-Ap licant was not awere Ini.licy lOO 4/. , - Regent s ... • 33 1/. 4s. 18
chief, or exciting riots in the - Kit-ruler lit S:iith' Birrnin ham. they were going up an inclined plane, he got down from his P Derby .. • - 1100 6/. 63 illochdale...• 811 41. 54
cnountry. Ile s. ,w th ,4• bageat biscuit.and biscuit meal, to place bl Th
sta e. e next day his muster sent for him to settle that ht. had.
thought the contrary effect would follow i consequence them in charge of the relief committee, located in the neigh- William Heifry Lovett, factor, Wolverhampton, A ril 13 berth to arrange some deficiency in the coupling-irons, when Ellsmre&Chs;l33l a b 5 ifehropshire .. 125 81. -
of the habits f b d deh 'l• h h - •
ou e ience an iscip ine e ad acquired bourhood. The London and South-Western Railway Cern- 13- • ' • - he machinery and
at eleven, and May, 18, at twelve, at the Birminghani istrict his right arm was drawn in between t .
' • ' twit.
the affair, but he told his master he should appeal to the Mr. Ba...DERIP intimated that he could not assist the V -ewash 00' 32/
:.
~ • • 1 . - ISomrset Coal 150 71. 10s. 130
is o e a use an t e injuries e a sustaine .
th b el h" • • hh d • • d 1.
app icante t• oral & Cl,ydj10(11 4/. - Do.Lk Ed St 12 6/. p. c. -
The principle carried out with res e • • ' * nanv having most handsomely offered to place at the dis-
pct to sailors who • - dose' Court. Christie, official assignee, Birmingham ; Robinson, before he could be extricated, his arni WaS Meat seriously in-
iteande unctn 10(E
An ostler, named Stone, said he heard the capain 'fee gentleman was desirous of knowing whether the 6/. 77 iStflid &Wore 140 281. 275
were engaged for three and five years, and sometimes of Government a number of extra luggage trucks for the con- Wolverhampton : hlotteram and Knowles, Birmingham. . jured. He was taken to a surgeon's, and subsequently put
Union Ion; IL 10s. - iShrewsbury- 125 151. -
tO the termination of the war, was what wile ro d veyance of supplies of seed and corn, and meal to the DIVIDENDS DECLARED. in one of the carriages for London-bridge, from which place cell his servant bad names, and afterwards saw him magistrate could net afford him some aid if it courer be La"d
niorgnsh.,l72 13%1 - iStourbridge- 145 , 201. 305
with regard to the soldier. Their . P Pose Clarence-yard, a large quantity has arrived' this day, and by
could be no J. Dodgson and G. Bradbury, ironmongers, Bishopsgate- he was taken to the accident ward of GuY's Hoseital, where horsewhip him.
street-first Oho of 6s. Bd. in the pound, on Saturday, it was ascertained that he had fractured the limb in two Richard Bushnell, the owner of' the stable-yard, said of mind?
clearly shown that his nephew .
was of an imbecile state • estr& '• -' ' / .
brick) • 001 - - Strtfrdon Av 99 11. 10s. -
.3ranthain • • !1501 121. - 'Severn and
to-morrow 1,500 sacks will be shipped in her Majesty's
) w Ran] 26 11. Bs. -
more unwarrantable assumption than that of the hlarch 27, and three subsequent Saturdays, at the office of places. He is not in immediate danger.
1-.lnilderstield.! y7l - - , ye .
steamer Dragon, and Captain Ramsay will put to sea earlv he was not nresent at the commencement of the differ- Nlr. BRODERIP observed, that if even that vvere sbeWn
.
Duke of Wellington being o osed to h
he nt & A 1 39' 7s ed 5 ,Trnt&Mr-
t e measure to-morrow morning. About 3,000 more sacks of seed, of a •
Mr. Groom,Abchurch-lane, CI 3. MELANCHOLY FALL FROM A Wieinow.-On Mon- once. He was sent for, and by the captain's desire he it would not give him tho power to interfe n Thl
' . . i }5O am -
He thought the Hon. and Galli:spat Me b
re. Had ap- Lancaster..., 471 1/. 10s. - , sey ....
mer had endea- various sorts, will be here on Tuesday and Wednesday, and R. Dunn, Wakefield, Y.orksbire-as regards the Victoria day afternoon, between one and two, an accident of a most told the complainant to leave the stable. Witness Saw plecant's nephew any property ? Leeds& Livrp, 1001 341. 520 ;Thams&Med 19 - -
voured, in a most un'ustifiabl
• Leicester ....1140 10/. 7b tWorestr &
Duke of Wellingtonjall th e manner, to fix upon the immediately shipped in the Odin and A.seenger, and they colliery, a first and final div. of 7%41. in the pound, on any melancholy nature eccurrred to a painter named Hingham, the captain strike his servant with his ridin -whi •
p. Applicant rep!ied none The
g .. .
_. . ~ . . woman was a person , /firming.] 78 21' -
e unpopularit with the • will follow the Dragon to Ireland The G •
tome olernment are 'Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Hope, Leeds. 59 residin at No. 4 31•Dougall-terrace Chelsea. It rt. l • e -
aged , g , , Lee comp ainant was perfectly sooer at the time. ot interior condition in life to the e . e.
1 Icstr &Nthl 83 4/. 36
youn, man, and It was Eimehteirogh, 142' 70/. 1 530 Wilts & Brks 67 le II
try which an oppcsitien to the Bill wy uld T. Bad er, tailor, Sheffield-a first div. of 4s. 6d • h
.in t e appears that the unfortunate man was engaged at the house
o be sure to anxious to et this • *
seed over in the course, of the present
C • S ' d ' • h I • h • • rh.
apt= ympson, in efence, said that t-e comp aun t e opinion oe els family that she wished to get married
create. There was no ground, ho k Thg T lbo 'll 1 • -. • • dg' T d th ffi fM H L d
o poun ,on an) ues ay, at eoce o r. ope, ee s. No. 36, Edvrard•street, Hampstead-road, painting the first
wever, for that deci- wee . e a twi ie an available shih, in a few day
L -LT OIP SCOTTISR CODIPANIES' 14ZICES
sion, RS nothing whatever had transpired to warrant the SCHOOLS FOR TIE DESTITUTH AND -NEGLECTED.- DIVIDENDS. floor window, when he by some means fell therefrom, and was led to him fro
ant proceeded to handle the mare in such a way as . m a belief that there was or might be some
conclusion. The Hon, and Gallant Officer had also, in a A very numerous meeting to forward the &lessee object WaS held At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street conveyed to the University College Hospital, where it was him to suppose that the animal would injure itself. He property coining to him. Divideed Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price
most unwarrantable manner, assumed that the officers ot on Monday evening in the school-room,Chaspel-place, Suffolk- J. W. Falshaw, grocer, Farringdon, Berkshire, April 20, at ascertained that he had sustained a compound fracture of the spoke to the complainant, who replied he might dress Mr. BRODERIP repeated that he had no poe er to in-
the army were against the limited enlistment. No suf- street, Borough. Lord Ashley occupied thse chair. After a one-J. Plews, timber merchant, Bedford-square, April 23, at left thigh, a dislocation of the collar-bone, beaides a fractnre the mare himself. He ordered the complainant out of terfere. If the young man were of an hubecile state of
Share.
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ficient reasons whatever had been given for this o inion. report had been read detailing the openesons in connexion twelve-E. L. Ogle, brickmaker, Clements-lane, City. of the right clavicle, and some severe contusions of the head, the stables, being irritated at his insolence. Tbe com- mind the remedy they had was by habeas corpus. Ap- Xs.d.X s. d
And to his objections to a limited enlistml, he with a school lately established in London-street, London-
..
,IZtir!l 20, at eleven--R. Pettigrew, jun., tailor, Woolwich, with other injuries, so as to preclude the slightest hopeof his plainant refused to go, and then he certainly did give plicant had better consult his legal adviser, who would Bank of Scotland - 100 0 0 170
mil 20 at one-T. Rober Imendraper Blackman-stre t
Royal Bank ot Scotland 6/. per cent. - 100 0 154 •
Orr. F. Maule) would road, his Lordship congratulated the promot ars of the meeting - ' Ls',
V ' e , recovery. him a slight cut over- the shoulders with a light whip apply to one of the judges.
British Linen Company 81. per cent. - 100 0 0 209
answer that nearly the in having, to some extent, met the claims of this large and Southwark, April 20, at two-R. aughan, coffeehouse DEATH OF A VETERAN.-Died, on the 2cl of March, which he carried. He denied having applied the filthy Applicant wh •d b b '
, o was accompanie y a rother ot the Commercial Bank ... • 6/. per cent. - 100 0 0 165
whole Peninsula army was composed of persons unfortunate class, and expressed th keeper, Freeman's-court, Cheapside, April 20, at two-S. •
e hope. hleat in connexion in Carlow, at the age of 95 years. Charles WEIroY. He name to the complainant as sworn tO, and he further young man spoken of, then thanked the magistrate and National Bank 6l. per cent. - 10 0 0 131.12 s
who had been but eight or ten years in th - •hh' if d• 1 • d •
e sir wit tis e ort aaiy in ustnal school mi tbee t WI hed '
P GI ds h' w • ht, Crisp-street, East India-road,
a torte, s ip rig
was present at the battle of Bunker's-hill at the commence-
, denied having kicked the complainant. The next withdrew. Union Bank of Scotland 7% l. pr gent. - 50 0 0 90
vice. During the height of the reninsula - the as the best means of counteracting e"I 'sash 'Ba-s - ' Poplar, April 20, at half-past eleven-J. Jeffrey, grocer, A ican r 1 '
Western Bank ......., 61. per cent. - 50 0 0 83
t war, .
hations. He • ment of the
ems%
..8. eve utionary. war, was afterwards mornine he sent for the complainant, intending to give
British army was 200,000 stron the encouraged the committee to persevere • fonbridge Wells, April 20, at twelve-F. Shotter, grc,cer
North of Scotland Bank 61. per cent. - 50 0 7%
in Spain ; and of those 200,000g,' at
lgeraesat
leor part being
assuring them that his experience in the utr_eueir labours, Pollees, April 20, at half-past twelve-F. T. West, coal engaged hitt a11:792E, 11
it
IlvehilpaTion in aid of pe French him 11. for what he had done to him. The complain- MARKET NE WS.- (YESTERDAY.) clydesdale Bank.... • . 61. per cent. - 10 0 0 12%
6,000 wer e ki gof ragged royalists, i 1 h was made prisoner but
merchant, Commercial road, Lambeth; April 21, at half-past t t
an s opped his good intentions by saying, if it cost RAT 2VIASE, sTia. Eastern Bank .....• • . 5/. per cent. - 10 0 0 12
young men who had been from three to four years in the schools warranted him in telling them that; success was cer- effected his escair to Italy. The last scenes of his nslitary
SMITIIFIZED.-Meadow Hay, 2/ 6s to 3/ 15s ; Clover ditto,. C, •
aledonian Bank - 210 0 41. 9s
service. These were the eery men who had ' d all tain, if the work were carried on with bentsvolent intentions eleven--J. H. Tipple, bombazeen manufacturer, Wymond- career were laid in Ireland, during the troublesome times of him 501., he would have redress at lew
3/ 8s to 4/ 16s ; and Straw, 1/ 10s to 1/ I4s per load. n
Edinb.& Glasgow Bank 6/. per cer t. - 50 0 6/. 13s
game and in a kindly spirit. Resolutions weee passed setting ham, Norfolk. April 21, at half-past one-J. B. King, bill 1798. Mr. BINGHAM called up the complainant, and asked uity of Glasgow Bank . 5/. per cent. - 10 0 0 12%
those important victories to which the H n
o . and Gallant forth the claims of this hitherto uncared-for class, and calling broker, Newgate-street, April 22, at half-past two-W. Figg,
SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT. On Monday, at him if he .was unwilling to nceept a sovereign from the Supply moderately good and trade dull
, . , . . Scottish Union Ins. Co. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 235. Od
Officer had referred. Even the •
great victory at Water- f th •
or e increased co-operation of the Christian, the philan- Ordnance-clerk, Brighton, April 16, at twelve.
12 o'clock, Mr. Clive, the Judge appointed to preside at the defendant2-The complainant said, his master never CU ER D.-Meadow Hay, 2/ 8s to 4/ • Clover ditto, Hercules Insurance Co 71 er cent 100 0 10 0 0
3/ 5s to 41 14s; and Straw, 1/ 12s to 111.6 s per load. tnsur. co. of Scetlnd. . • P . ° 1334
. 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 All paid. 9%
100 was mainly Secured by recruits, as well as had been In the Country.
thropist, and the patriot. The meeting weas addrented by T „ 'k_ Southwark County Court, in Swan-street, opened the new made him an offer of a sovereign. His object was not ii'orth British Insur 5%1. pr cent. 200 00100 0 27
A fair average supply, and a sluggish demand.
several important ones on the other side of the A l • hambers, needle' manufacturer, Ipsley, Warwic
In 1 • t anttc. the Revs. C. Wall, J. Branch, and J. Stev meson ;J. Payne Y. he `-' Court • due form. Th Lo C 11 ' 1 • mon • h
in . . e rd hence or s proe maims ey, e would not take a sovereign now; and if the WHITECIIAPEL.-Meadow Hay, 2/ 5s to 3/ 158 t C Caledonia 'i
_lover , . nk re Limit% 10/. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 22%
ooking again at the colonies, he found th d
a e a vantage Esq., J. Browne, Esq and other
, . gentlemen.. After a vote of _ to
' shire April 21, at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court .
having been read in the presence of William Pritchard, Esse, defendant was fined, and any part of the fine went to ditto, 3/ 5s to 5/ ; and Straw, 1/ leis to 11 14s per load. Edinburgh Life Insur. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 12 10 0 18
of limited enlistment, for the ret glk ' •
urns owed that the thanks to the Noble Chairman, the meeting; -separated. J. wilkinson, shi S k T A '1 22 t
p owner, toc ton-on- ees, pri , a
the High Bailiff the Le
, arsed judge appointed Messrs. a. him, he was willing to have it placed in the poor-box. Trade dull, at the above quotations. Edin.&tilasg. Railway I /.10s. perc. 50 0 0 50 0 0 71 , .
leas
eleven, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court-B. F.
Ditto, % Shares.... 7s. 6d. p. s. I 2 10 0 All paid. 17%
t number of deaths took I
p ace among those DEATH OF A SICK PRISONER IN "WESTMINSTER • 1 Meymott and Charles Fletcher chief clerks to the Court. Mr. literalism asked the stable-yard keeper how many COLONIAL. Ulm., Leith, & Grantn - 20 00200 0 21
who had been in th •
e service from one to ten years. BRIDEWELL PROM ALLEGED NaGLECT.- -An inquest WAS Cowper, linendraper, Darlington, Durham, April 22, at half-
The inferior officers were not appointed. The Court was blows he saw • ?Th •t hi h SUGAR.-The market for British Plantation continues ilias',w &Ahiß il 71 cent. 50 0 0 All pald. G 2
The great past twelve, at the Newcastle- u T D• • C W
pon- yne 'strict ourt- . given - ewi ness sat , e saw one or ecline offun " -•*. Yrs
r a . *Per
proportion of deaths took lace held on Monde by Mr. Bedford at the Wes ' h cl• d until Tu
ten a tourne a esday, the 20th of April, for the . heavy, about 200 hhds having been sold at
.a d
..y ,lasgw&Greenck Rail. 2/. per cent. 25 0 0 All pahl. 16%
beyond that length f • p among those Y , tinuaster Bride- F. Cowper, linendraper Darlington Durham April 22 at two blows• there might however, have been a greater ad per cwt. The public sales have comprised 11,429 bags ,efsew&Garnkirkßail. 51. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 39%
whY a Period of' 1* • •
o time. These were strong reasons well, on the body of Martha Doran, aged. eifty-six, a sick twelve, at the New 1' "' • • " hearing of causes. The clerks
cast e-upon-lyne District Court-W. F. will, however, be in attends ' '
number.
429 casks Mauritius; 818 bags 76 chests Bengal ; and 1,314 Dundee &Arbroth Rail. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 All paid. 37
and with imited enlistment should take place • prisoner. The deceased was admitted into tile prison on the Cowper B. F. Cowper and P E Cow er 1"
p inendrapers ance daily to grant summonses. No money can be received Mr. BINGHAM said, the assault was of a triflin th• ds of the Mauritius e etandard LifeAasernce.l 51. per cent.' 50 0012 10 0 9
regard tO the Bill he t h h 1 13th of March, from Marlborough-stre et Police C t • ' -' • • • - ' - ' from defendants under the old Act,land all •th
moneys now in e ags a ras. ou two- ir
g b M d Ab t sald as ,
not promise
au m . , mus say tat e could having been committed bMHd • k ' •
f y r. ar me 101 C trial for steal-
our , Darlington, Durham, April 22, at twelve, at the Newcastle- . • h t Hd th b
hands of tn . d
e High Bailiff will remain so until some order c arac er. a ere een no provocation, a fine, of 6d to ls lower; the Bengal brought about former price-,
it had not %wetly aterial modification of its details, as • • upon-Tyne District Court-W. Longbottom, wool merchant,
mg a piece o carpet, of the value of 35.,. the property of has been receive from the Lord Chancellor to pay it over to 40s. would have been sufficient on a gentleman of the but the Madras was nearly all taken in above the etee M1R7718.
Rochdale April 23 at twelve, at the Manchester District
On the 12th inst., Mrs. Osman Giddy, of Hereford Lodge. Old
tions.-(Cheers.)
un agreed to without the greatest delibera- Moses Abraham and others. On the 17th she was attended C rt-Vtr Lb ' RB I
011 . 011 g ottom and . ent ey, wool merchants, the numerous plaintiffs. A great deal of inconvenience has defendant's station; as there appeared te have been Privately. a large business has been done in foreign, c,n
Brompton, ef a son.
Colonel WieliaD by Mr. Levies, the surgeon, for general debOity, but in It by defendants, eme
coneiderable rovocation
been fe . of whom were ordered to pay - p ,he should make the fine 20s. 'dieing of three cargoes .
sold afloat, one e
tom Porto •
said th con- Rochdale, April 23, at twelve, at the Manchester District
d dl' On the -,4th inst., at Blackheath, the lady of Captain Cyrtis Tea-
posed must lead teem t e tendency of the course pro- sequence of some offensive odour emitted from her person a certain sun per month in liquidation-of debt and costs, as and costs. Rico at 48s 6d duty Pal , e werable in th -
0 paud, late of the Bth (King's) Regiment, of a son.
M ay tailor Live ol April 23 a
Court-J. ack „ rpo „ t eleven,
the late Mr. Wynah 0 the system recommended by she was not placed in the infirmary, but in: a cell beneath eir no in
th • t be' g able to pay the mone h b
yas caused num ers SOUTHWARK. North of Ireland, another consisting of 2,700 on the 27th inst., tit Haverstock-hill, 3lra. George Nicholas, Ot
nun which • at the Liverpool District Court-W. Lockwood, worsted
boxes yellow and brown Havannah, deliverable in London twin daughters.
years, fourteen years, and vies periods of seven it, and on the 25th sbe appeared so well abet Mr. Levies spinner, Birstal, Yorkshire EA ril 21 at eleve at the Leeda of them to expend it otherwise, and when called upon will Mr. John James a surgeon residin tCh '
g a ampion-
would be a better are twera-.
y one years. This allowed her to go up to the Middlesex Sesshons and take her District Court-H II 's
• P ' n'
• - nOt be able to raise such large sums as they will then be in- hill, Cambe ' - ' for home consumption ; and the other containing about 500 On the 26th inst., at the Grove, Upper Wentish-tow n, Mrs. Wike
engem . ebb Jun., farmer, Wyse% Notting- rwell was brou ht before Mr Cottin ham
g • tons Java, deliverable in Holland; but the prices of the two Smith, of a daughter.
proposed by the present m ent than the one trial. She was convicted, and being an old offender was hamshire, April 16 at elev' n• at the Excha 1- • m No
ige roo s, .t- debted. Some person ought to have been appointed to ch d ' h ' • gl' •
arg.e wit wounding Caro me Jones on the preced-
.26th inst., in Orchard-place, CaMberwell New-read, Mrs.
ftetl.re sentenced to nine months' imprisonment es ith hard labour • h 'r- L b ffe ' rece've the outstanding debts. . latter have not transpired. The quantity of British plants- eis?lllathe
m inunsell, of a son.
who had served tor tivent • ' The soldier , ting am- ..amro e, perfumer, Manchester, Apnl23, ~,:ir Q ,-,....s ,-, r, ~., ing night.
Y-hve . nine weeks to be solitary. On her return iv the prison sh erosED exie-iem OF A I.2•ENTLEMAN.-un oatur- • ded last week at the East and est India Docks
tion lan W was on the 26th east., at Upper Tooting, the wife of R. 11. Lloyd. ZsC.
a higher rate of pension, Whereas tiiiGars obtained
, was ke t all night in the rece te '
p ion-room, aned the next da
. • at twelve, at the Manchester District Court.
The complainant, a woman of the town who showed 464 hhils 25 tierces; there were taken for home consump- of a daughter.
bad been disabled would only get ei le, soldier wno was refnoved to a cell beneath the infirtn: s where she
Y CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to day last the body of a person of gentlemanly appearance was .h I't • • f '
mut, re uc ance .in coming orward, stated that she i 33 ts 68 b
tiro' 319 hht s ierces arrels. The stock in the same
He was ouite satisfied that the limited tfenetPence a
a -a3r. could receive better • h ' rY.' the contrary, on the day herein mentioned. discovered by some labouring men, in a field at West End,
is 2 378 hhds 275 tierces
dge at 9 William-street, Walwortb, and that on the places , 472 barrels. - MARRIED.
could n attention tan in one of ' the ordinary jwd d E. Mor an furriers Oxford-street Ael about ten miles from town The deceased had 'ed appae I° d '
p i 20
UOFFEE.-1,200 bags Ceylon and 495 bags at auction were On the 26th inst., at Greenharn, Berke, John Guise Westmacott,
re-introdeced, and he thought it bet ter, therefore, th ot be wards. She appeared to be very ill, and, /tins( 'ugh known to W. •Gro°; "arti aakert gP
' 1; A ril 21-H' tl f the effects of* •1 h di -- d preceding night the prisoner, accompanied by another
toahos ::, andt had beenf dee
chiefly withdrawn, the few lots sold forming no criterion of Esq., 31. D., t• Martha Hedges Graham, only daughter et Me late C.
warrant Arndt! be cancelled, and that a new one :iti.uthis be so, was not seen from six o'clock in the ever.ing until baker rumlhital' 'st M ortintlet; p
Norf lk A •IF2alrmr mayh ram
He appearedto as, gentleman, called to see her. They were in the back
Moss, Esq., of Doughty-street.
be formed. It would be better to give a shilling a
(tiial.sl seven o'clock the next morning, when she Irsts found sitting Hitchcock, famr • ary A g a o, . pre -.- . .
men Hogston, Buckinghamshire, April 21 hve feet seven inches high, light eompi:islgyefeaerssseoe iai,--,: parlour together, and after some time the • •
prisoner said the minket.
uanti
after twenty. five years service, and eightpeisce arteYa zrti her bed dead. Mr. Levies, the surgeon, 'said the cause of _G. Luck and W. Croft, drapers, York-road. Lambeth, black frock coat, bNck velvet ivaistcoai, plaid trowsere, and something offensive to her, and she immediately threw Wile utml-ndlallea ty landed last week at the East and DIED.
twenty-one years service, and that good conduct should visithedwz rupture (.1 the heart, and even if she had been April 20-J. Plews, timber merchant, Store-street, a black hat. Notmeg Was found upon him, with the excep- the csntent, I tft•h• f • 11 t she was its f h cks was 131 puns 282
.4 11 apo e porer in is ace , ia ta en or 0111 P e15n0.,....-‘,- 4-. • louts. There were On the 2hth inst.. at Isieworth. Mr. William Walton. aged 79.
ng the night nothing could have, saved her. He BAtifnra-cntisorp_ A nell On FP_ White rroat,-.1,...,. C...._ 44.-o, ,-.5" .. .atriall nistol. some 5...-a- ___, ______. e........_ -•- -
be calculated in their term. hail orde
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MONTAGU HousE.—We understand the Duke of
Buccleuch contemplates pulling down the family mansion at
Whitehall, and erecting on its site a residence of noble pro-
portions, and of considerable architectural magnificence. It
is said that the works will le commenced early in the autumn
of this year.
We understand that it is the intention of their
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, at
the close of the summer, to go to Germany, to visit their
illustrious relatives, when the Royal Duke and Duchess will
be accompanied by the Princess Mary.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Commander Potbury,
of the Avenger, is appointed to command the Growler steam
sloop, at Deptford, fitted to make the experiment of es-
tablishing free settlers from the coast of Africa in the Go-
vernment islands of Trinidad and Grenada. The Growler
has been fitted with a poop, and has ample arrangement for
the accommodation of 300 negrees and their hives and chil-
dren. She is to proceed to Sierra Leone to embark them,
and some commissioners will go out to arrange in what man-
ner it is to be done, accompany them to the West Indies, and
locate them as settlers. Her Majesty's steamer' Salamander
went this morning to Woolwich to ha paid eeff.
PROVISIONS FOR IRELAND.—PORTSMOUTII, MARCH
29.—Her Najesty's ship Portland sailed this morning for
Kilrush, with 3,420 bags of biscuit and biscuit meal, to place
them in charge of the relief committee, located in the neigh-
bourhood. The London and South-Western Railway Com-
pany having most handsomely offered to place at the disposal
of Government a number of extra luggage trucks for the con-
veyance of supplies of seed and corn, and meal to the
Clarence-yard, a large quantity has arrived this day, and by
to-morrow 1,500 sacks will be shipped in her Majesty's
steamer Dragon, and Captain Ramsay will put to sea early
to- morrow morning. About 3,000 more sacks of seed, of
various sorts, will be here on Tuesday and Wednesday, and
immediately shipped in the Odin and A.ssenger, and they
will follow the Dragon to Ireland. The Government are
anxious to get this seed over in the course• of the present
week. The Talbot will be an available ship: in a few daye.
SCHOOLS FOIL THE DESTITUTE AND NIZGLICTED.—
A very numerous meeting to forward the aberve object was held
on Monday evening in the school-room,Chapol-place, Suffolk-
street, Borough. Lord Ashley occupied the chair. After a
report had been read detailing the opera'sons in connexion
with a school lately established in London-street, London-
road, his Lordship congratulated the promot ars of the meeting
in having, to some extent, met the claims et' this large and
unfortunate class, and expressed the hope that in connexion
with this effort a daily industrial school rni,g;lat be established,
as the best means of counteracting evil associations. He
encouraged the committee to persevere in their labours,
assuring them that his experience in the usorking of ragged
schools warranted him in telling them that. success was cer-
tain, if the work were carried on with hem nrolent intentions
and in a kindly spirit. Resolutions welse passed setting
forth the claims of this hitherto uncared-for class, and calling
for the increased co-operation of the Christi an, the philan-
thropist, and the patriot. The meeting was addressed by
the Revs. C. Wall, J. Branch, and J. Stev mason ; J. Payne,
Esq., J. Browne, Esq., and other gentlemen.. After a vote of
thanks to the Noble Chairman, the meeting. separated.
DEATH OF A SICK PRISONER IN WESTMINSTER
BRIDEWELL FROM ALLEGED NEGLECT.— -Am inquest was
held on Monday by Mr. Bedford, at the Wes tminster Bride•
well, on the body of Martha Doran, aged. 'fifty-six, a sick
prisoner. The deceased was admitted into tt to prison on the
13th of March, from Marlborough-stre et Police Court,
having been committed by Mr. Hardwick 1'o:: trial for steal-
ing a piece of carpet, of the value of 35.,. the property of
Moses Abraham and others. On the 17th she was attended
by Mr. Lavies, the surgeon, for general debt-slay, but in con-
sequence of some offensive odour emitted from her person
she was not placed in the infirmary, but in. a cell beneath
it, and on the 25th she appeared so well tthat Mr. Lavies
allowed her to go up to the Middlesex Sessions and take her
trial. She was convicted, and being an a!d offender was
sentenced to nine months' imprisonment v, ith hard labour,
nine weeks to be solitary. On her return 1:0 the prison she
was kept all night in the reception-room, anal the next day
was removed to a cell beneath the infirm try, where she
could receive better attention than in one of • the ordinary
wards. She appeared to be very ill, and, althc ugh known to
be so, was not seen from six o'clock in the evening until
seven o'clock the next morning, when she sma found sitting
Itthaed c:iredkerlin however,
up in her bed dead. Mr. Lavies, the surgeon, raid the cause of
death was rupture of the heart, and even if she had been
veorudlidet
visited during the night nothing could have- saved her. He
any danger he should for. the future, that .LI prisoners upon
at night. 1f he
be visited in their cells o p to ten o'cl,ask
had thought the deceased to have been in
,h‘a'sN'e'atluefrtal specialdeath diifr .xactions a
sNaviothf
Bard to her.
heart."
the
RIBRONISNI 1/c A
sizes for the county, URT Box.—At the present as-
felony, was observed to'igireistriier, who was on trial for a
to one of his jurors, which was
dulign of the RI bbon fraternity
in support of the charge was vet; strong'swe The evidence
was acquitted. A
Peaceman, not oe t taut the accused
pened to be in court, observed the ree $
.e9na.nty, who hap-
gnitu els and commu-
nicated the matter to the legal officers of ose sero The
circumstance created, at the time, much tuck and but the result could not have been guarded az,airsest.urPVes,Pj,
Examiner.

SVGA R.—The market for British Plantation continues
heavy, about 200 hhds having been sold at a decline of fully
429 casks Mauritius; 818 bags 76 chests p_ and 1,314
6d per cwt. The public sales have comprised 11.429 bags
bags Madras. About two-thirds of the Mauritius said at
6d to is lower; the Bengal brought about former price-,
but the Madras was nearly all taken in above the tee
Privately, a large business has been done in foreign, c
qining of three cargoes sold afloat, one from Porto
Rico at 48s 6d duty paid, deliverable in the
North of Ireland, another consisting of 2,700
boxes yellow and brown Savannah, deliverable in London
for home consumption; and the other containing about 500
tons Java, deliverable in Holland; but the prices of the two
latter have not transpired. The quantity of British planta-
tion landed last week at the East and West India Docks was
464 hhds 25 tierces; there were taken for home consump-
tion 319 hhds 33 tierces 68 barrels. The stock in the same
places is 2,378 hhds 275 tierces 472 barrels.
o,FFsfc.-1,200 bags Ceylon and 495 bags at auction were
chiefly withdrawn, the few lots sold forming no criterion of
the market.
Rum.—The quantity landed last week at the East and
writ India Docks was 131 puns 282 !aids. There were
taken for home consumption 1:31 puns 20 hhds; and ex-
ported 60 puns 34 hhds. The stock in the same places
7,03_ puns 1,484 hhds.
Rzcx.-1.304 bags Madras were withdrawn, there being ns
buy er, unless at a further reduction.
TALLow.—P.Y.C. is 50s 6d per cwt on the spot, an 1
Town 535.

Mr. John James, a surgeon, residing at Champion
hill, Camberwell, was brought before Mr. Cottingham.
charged with wounding Caroline Jones on the preced-
ing night.
The complainant, a woman of the town, who showed
much reluctance in coming forward, stated that she
lodged at 9, William-street, Walworth, and that on the
preceding night the prisoner, accompanied by another
gentleman, called to see her. They were in the back
parlour together, and after some time the prisoner said
something offensive to her, and she immediately threw
the c.)ntents of a pot of porter in his race ; that she was
about to strike him with the empty pot, when she was
thruit out of the room by some other persons, and then
.li,eovered that she was bleeding from a wound acros
ner right hand, who' a policeman was called, and her
assailant given into custody. She added that she did not
t nnk now that the prisoner wounded her intentionally.
In reply to Mr. COTTINGHAN, the coinclainant said
that she believed the prisoner was paring his fing,rttails
with a penknife at the time she was wounded '; that she
heard him exclaim that he had a knife in his hand. and
desired her to stand off. This was after she was wounded.
l'he prisoner asked the complainant whether she dA
not attempt to strike him with the empty pewter pot, an
that he put up his hand to ward off the blow, which wa,
the way the accident occurred ?
Her reply was that she did make such an attempt, and

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN.-011 Satur-
day last the body of a person of gentlemanly appearance was
discovered by some labouring men, in a tield at West End,
about ten miles from town. The deceased had died appa•
rently from the effects of a pistol shot, and had been uead
some hours. He appeared to be about sixty years of age,
vhigh, light complexion, dressed in a
ti
black feetfr seockvceon inchesat,blac k velvet waistcoat, plaid trowsers, and
a black hat. Nothing was found upon him, with the excep-
tion of a small pistol, some powder, and several bullets.
ROBBERIES.—On Monday the police received infor-
mation of the following robberies :—On the '2sth instant was
stolen from a bedroom, at No. 19, Paddington-street, EJg_
waredesk, containing a cheque for
261, a mahogany
on Sir Claude Scott's bank, a 101. Bank of Eng-
,end note, five sovereigns, and 151. in silver, beides papers
and
or memorandums of value. On the same day, from the
pantry No. 19, Westhourne-terrace, three silver table
snooa' s two silver dessert ditto, three silver table-forks, a
plated knife-rest, crest a griffin rampant holding a crown in
vaw. Also stolen from the pantry of the house of Lady
Syn it, of Clapham common, ten silver teaspoons, seven dee-
rt ditto, and a gravy spoon, crest a swan and arrow. On
the 24th. from the .0
d Barge public-house, Woolwich, '29
teaspoons, six table spoons, two gravy ditto, two salts, four
pair of sugar tongs, two fish slices, all marked "11." and
74. 6d. in silver.

the contrary, on the day herein mentioned.
J. Bond and E. Morgan, furriers, Oxford-street, April '2O
W. Grossmith, baker, Portsmouth, April 21—H. Farman,
baker, Pulliam St. Mary Magdalen, Norfolk, April 21—W,
Hitchcock, farmer, Hogeton, Buckinghamshire, April 21
—G. Luck and W. Croft, drapers, York-road. Lambeth,
April 20—J. Plews, timber merchant, Store-street,
Bedford-square, April 20—R. White, merchant, Sun-
derland, April 20—R. Morris, coach builder, Gloucester,
April 22—. T. H. Gandell, dealer, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
April 20—N. Thompson, factor, Livorpoul, April 20-3. H.
Gandell and J. Brunton, commission agents, Birkenhead,
Cheshire, April 20—J. Griffiths, stationer, Liverpool,
April 20— W. Samson, coal merchant, Essex-wharf, Strand,
April 20—J. Blunden, baker, Basingstoke, April 20—I).
tie. stationer, St. Alban's-place, Edgeware-road, April 20
—W. Mullett, paper manufacturer, West Peckham, Kent,
April 20.

DIED.
On the 25th inst., at Isleworth, Mr. William Walton, aged 79.
On the 25th inst., at Manchester, Thomas Holme, Esq., aged 50.
On the 25th inst., at Yotteme Manor House, Wilts, Julia, the eldest
daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Oliver, aged 22.
On thA 26iii inst., Louisa, youngest daughter of William Bruivrell.
Esq., of Torrington-square.
On the 2sth Inst., in Bedford-square, Thomas Wilkinson gin&
Esq., of Guy's Hospital, surgeon.
Oa he 26th inst., in York-place, Portman•square, Wilma MU*.

Sir DE LACY EVAN'S, after great cries of
" hivide, divide," expressed his desire that the Bill
should go into Committee, and then such alterations
Might then be introduced as would benecessary.
After a few words from Ccelont 1 REID,
Sir 110 WARD DOUGLAS withdrew his motion,
luting his intention that he should endeavour to get the
iteration of the fourteen years, and the twenty-one
rears sorvice, in Committee.
The :,House then went into Committee pro forma, and
)n the motion of Me. FOX MAU LE, it was agree d
hat ther Chairman she'iuid have leave to sit again to-day.
WASTE LANDS OF IRELAND.
On the order of the day being read, that the ENO

(From the London New 1-4-4ce G. rod of March 31.)
Sucutt,—To-day
4 turtoer decline took place in the value
of tn.st descriptions of free and slave labour Sugar' as the
quantity on offer was large and more than rcquieite for the
,y.r.:,ts Of the hone" t,olp xtar •e,s. ni kV,'st India Mils-
ovado the supp'y isgetting larger, and the assortmentbetter ;
llli o irLite „,., .•i , 41'14 tti ',lot • I
-!.owing a tail on those of Friday o:' 6d per cwt. The ni,zket
closes heavily f.r all sorts Sugar.
ktf.rolzo.-:—To day Refined Goods met with little attenthai
for home coustwiption. *ud lower rate. wero aubtoitted to.

ley, Esq.
at Camberwell-green, Mary, the wife of3Hteholl
Inst., Flzabeth, the with of' Mr. C. Hodgson.
On the '.)7lh I ~ glary ..
eh, mis,. &rand.
iin the. 27th inst., lit.Orosre•tor-street. Edith Ctnrlotte, KORA
GrOee'lit!iAlyea2;l,tlELls747,t.a'ged 55.
daugl,., of he `ton. -AI,. jor ant Laly Maly Hood.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Breffit, J. Wiaterbotton+, and S. %Valker. glass bottle
manufacturers, Castleford, York: hire—W. C. and J. Esling,
Banham, Norfolk—T. R. Hadley and H. Drake, linendrapers,
Woolwich—J. Tilbury, J. Tilbury, jun., and F. Clarke,
coach builders, Gloucester-place, New-road—T. Smith 0x.41
d. Chapman, soda water manufacturers, York—C. F. lila

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