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POLYTECHNIC, INSTITUTION.
POrTILAR'I,ECTATRES iu CHEMISTRY and NATURAL
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'tier; and other Lecturers,,illustrated b' Apparatus' of the most valu-
able kind, Including ARMSTRONG'S.. HYDRO-ELECTRIC MA-
cHrsE (which is -exhibilid daily at Three .'clock, and 'at -Eight
in the Evenings).; LONGITOTTOM'S OPAQUE MICROSCOPE ;
NEW DISSOLVING:VIEWS, COSMORAMIC VIEWS, &c.,. &c.
MODELS of all kinds of STEA3I;•ENGINES and other-MACHIN-
ERY in MOTION, DIVER working under water, and the DIVING-
BELL, &c. &c. - -

Admission, li.; Schools, Half-price.
Prospectuses of the flidsses for •Private Instruction, which coin.
mence on the 26th instant, may be. bad of the Secretary.

•BY AUTHORITY of his MAJESTY the
EMPEROR of AUSTRIA.—WIII take place irrevocably on
the 16th of March, 1844, the . DISTIIIIIIITION of NINE beautiful
ESTATES- of a value fr0m,1,480,054 Francs, and MONEY PRIZES
trona 156,000 Franca down.to 125 .Franco of Common Bonds, and in
'he Special Distribution of the Red Bbnds 32,509 galni will be obtained,
and each Red Bond • must-gain a higher or lower amount: Price of a
Common Bond, 11, ; alted Bond, 21. ; for 5/.•Fivo Common Bonds and
one Red- Bond ; for 101. Eleven Common Bonds sad Two. Red ; for
201. Twenty-three Common Bonds and Three Red.

. .
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fort-on-the-Maine • or to savePOstages, Letters "
may addressed to.
Mr. 'aeobe, Velleiose-sqaare.

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE
-2f WHITEHALL-YARDf • ' •
I.sth rebniary,,lB44.

The EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month-of Mar. 4,1844,
viz.,. p. 5 Viet: -Sees. 2. Cap.. 21, 0,100,000-1842; 5 and 6 Vict.
Cap. 115, £9,193,000-1842; • . .
Also, •.
The'EXCHBQUER"BILLS; dated froni July, 1842, te Marcb, 1841'
(both inclusive), and 3 William 'IV., Cap. 125,•f0r •Rellef of Weet
India Islands, 3 Viet. Cap. 10, for 'carrying on Public, Works, &e.,
With the Interest due thereto, will
_be .PAID OFF on the 15th day,
of March, 1844, when theintereet ;will, cease. Such Bills will be
received daily atom. Half-past Ten o'clock till Two, until, and' inehid,
ing the 4th day, pr March, this Office, where lists are to be ob-
tained, containing instructions for arranging the Bills. The bearers
must endorse each Bill with their usual signatures,. and, write their
'names and residences ,at -the .bottom of • each ; and where the
names.of;holders are inserted,- in BWs, 'tile bearers, not being such
holders, must previpusfy, plitain their endorsements. The bearers
must attend to give receipts ,gi'r the payment. .
Paynientinay be obtained; if.; required, previous 'to the said 15th
day of March; upon leaving the Bills for examination one day prior
to that-on which such payment is'desired. ' • . •
New Bills, hearing an interest. of tliree halAptrice. by the clay upon
every one hundred pounds, and dated the said I,sth day of March,
may, be obtained in whoig.or in part payment of",princip4l of the Ex-
'chequer Bills limed tinder -the above-mentioned Acts, of "5
Vie.,
Sess. 2, Cap.2l, and,s .and,6Sic.; Cap. 115, upon stating the' required
amount Oil the-Itsti;xldivered'int before" the- said 4th`day of March,
which new Bills, vitth the•lnterent bn the Bills achanged, Will be
Issued. on the lfitluday.of March: • '

The Bills to be.eiasse4 in separate lists, according to, the Acts under
which they have been ialued. _ _

The,Bills issued for carrying on public works and fisheries, and for,
relief of Weld India Islands wlll.be paid off in money,
Exchequer Bills charged on supplies, dated prior to
March, 1843, have been advertised to be paid off..

jet ETKS_ ,„ AtXD OO., V ATENT
_.BRANDY
JLP DISTILLERS, 7, SMITHFIELP BARS; have placed, the-
produce.. of :this:country, the grain grown. npou. British soil,,.and,
malted . and distilled by native Industry, upon an eqitality with the
produce and skill .of thesContinent.. Their PALE and COLOURED
BRANDY is a purer wholesome, and palatable spirit, free from acid,
and equal in.quality.to the bee/Cognac, at aboubltalf the price.'
prescribed by. the highest medical authorities IstAlues, St. George's,.
and the Westminster Hospital, and at other principal hospitals and
inflrMaries-tliroughout.the.kingdom. In stone jars,at 1.88. per gallon,
jardneitided ; 'and tel bottles six to the gaildn, •at "20s: per gallon, or
35.,6d.- per bottle, the bottles and packages included; A single-bottle'
may be had from the most respectable dealers M town and country,
of whose names lists may be obtained from the patentees. .'.
To prevent frauds every bottle has the cork and mouth secured, by
the Patent Metallic Capsules (not tin foil) embossed with the words
" BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY,. 7, SMITHFIELD BARS."
MPORTAYIIO SETTLERS. ABROAD.
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the wholesale PANKLIBANON IRON WORKS, 55, Bakei-street,
Portman-square, where may be seen-,.at one view, the most extensive
storkAtt the Kingdom.; einbracing every requisite for the drawing-
room,ng-roont,: kitchen, and bed-chamber, all warrantedpp
'm anuof first-
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Our ferefathers; who sought comfort In proverbs, used to say,
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PERIODICALS FOR .MARCU,

BL AC KWO.OD'S EDINBURGH
MAGAZINE. No. CCCXLI. Price. 2s. 6d. . ,

CONTENT3:-.•

I.
.Ethiopia.—H. A Word or Two of tits Operative Classes. By
Lorgnon.—:-III: The Pirates or Segna. A TalS of 'Venice and the
Adriatic— Part Colonel Davidson's Travels in India.--
V. Bel font Castle. A Retrospective Review.—Vl. Dumas in his
Curriele.—Vll. Marston ; or, the Memoirs of a Statesman. Part IX.
-vat The Olympic Jupiteri—lX. A *mint Idyl.—X.
XI. Hymn of a Hermit.—Xll. The Lucl9ess Lover.—Xlll. iyee
Trade and- Protectipn—The

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iL
TIIE,BOOK OF THE FARM,' by HENRY
STEPHEN'S, F.R.S.E.. Part XVIII—, Price 4s, Contents:
—I. Hay-making.—lL; SnmtnerTallowl - and Liming Land:—lll.
1d10g;f4fani.,4.44e5,..7-337-:,Eubankrnents against Rivulets.—V.
Breaking In
.Young Fortnatjoit or Water Mea-
dows.—Vll.: Autumn and Harvest Work. With an Engraving on
SteeL•by T. LANDSEER, and Twenty-five Woodcuts. • .

THE NEW SERIES OP THE JOURNAL
OF 'AGRICULTURE AND THE TRANSACTIONS OF
THE HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SCOT-
LAND. Part IV. Containing the Premium offered by' the Society
for Competition in 1844. .
Annual' Subscription, Twelve Shillings.
-PCBLISHEDMTARTERLY.
William Blackwood & gone, 45, George,strect, Edinburgh; and 22,
Pall-Mall, London.

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TIONAL LOAN' FUND Lipg:tAssuß-
.
.• , ANCIETY,= •
- •,16, CORN-HR ILL,SOC LONDON.
j ' ' Capital 4500,000.
Empowered by Act of Parliament. • •
The mAny novel and 'varied advantages bestowed• by this Institu-
tion, both in its life assurance and deferred annuity departments;par-
ticalarlyethe,ifowig- Rt."borrow two-thirds of premiums without ex-
pense or forfeityrr
ms great, reduction of rates on short policies—
the optioir-or-befiefiti. and converting, policies ,so as beet to
suit the interest, or necessity of the policy-holder during life, as well
as to afford the fair.tiesedito his fitfully- at death, and annual division
of *lilts, have alteadk 'been so appreciated by-the'pnblie,-tilat
the Society's great success and giowing prosperity enabled the Di-
rectors, at their General Meeting In May last, to add to each policy
on the profit scale a bonus averaging arty-Aye, per cent. on the
amount *treed" infested ; "and this bonus, acaording to an equitable
scale, may either be paid in cash, or applied in reduction of future
premiums. - -

.0111 H- ILLUMINATED • MAGAZINE • for
1 March, 1844, price edited by DOUGLAS JERROLD,
will appear with a richly Illuminated Border (designed by Kenny
Meadows, and printed by Franklyn), A Coloured Etching •by Leech,
and numerous Illustrations on Wood -by Meadows, Leech,
-Gilbert, Hamerton, Prior, and Charles Martin.
• Contents of the Number : .
-•- THE • CHRONICLES OF CLOVERNOOK. •
- BrTHE' EDITOR.
I. The Hermit of Belly-tulle continues his Account of the Land of
IT. 'Of the Schools ot.TumeYtop—of its Nurslings and Scholars.
111. Of the Civil War of the Turveytopians, and its Pieisant End.
Birmingham and Its Vicinity.
The Shawl Buyer, an Incident et 1843,. by XiAs Camilla Toulniin.
Winter, the'King ;and Spring, the Poet (from the Swedish of

Ho, by Lewiskilmore.- -
Thorp Cloud ; or the Monastery of Dove Dale.
])Cal and its Boatmen. • • • • • ; • , .
A Passageß•bin' the Note BoA Of a Bairlster—The Stolen Collar, by
J. Middleton.
The Bravo'llusband—a Tale of Italy.
•
Galileo, the Martyr of Truth, by W. 11. Dixon.
Belles of England—The Duchess a Richmond ; the Duchess:of De-
vonshire. , •
Torn noulatghan's Guardian Sprite, by the late John L'Eetrange. •
A Tale of a Tea Kettle, by Angus B. Reach.
Sketches of Parisian Llfb, No. •ll.=—The "Coquette," or'." Fe.unne-a
• la-Mode," by Mrs. Postans.• .
Exlma's Well. F. 7. '
Pokry; New Books, &c. . • '
Office, No. 2, Crane-court, Fle•et-street.—Sold by all Booksellers,

URSIIANT'. to , DECREE of the HIGH
;.0.1.1/IT-Of CIiANCERY,_ made in a • cense, WIIIBLEY
against -HEBB, the Creditors, of WILLIAM HEBB, formerly otelnr-
pool; Inihe 'county .of Lincoln, sheepr.salesmati, • and late of :I(ing's,
row, Pentonvillo, in the county ofMitldleaex, liho died in the. month
of ;March, 1838,, arc, on or before the: 2d day of ,April to
••conle and prove their elebte before, Sir GIFFIN wor.soN, pue of the
Masters of the geld Ceurt, at hie- ebarnber.s, in Southampfonjbhildings,
Chnucery-lane; LonAon ithreo4 they will be perem-
totiily excluded the benefit of the said decree.

WEIR and SMITH, Plaintifrs Solicitors,
Cooper!ti Rail, Itasinghall-street,

URSUANT, to.. . DECREE of the HIGH
AK
A COURT ofc cEßY,..tnitde. in 4.. Cause, WI LIB LEY against •
Ii DB, the Heir. pr at aw: of WILLIAM II EB li, formerly or
Claypool, In' tho'.county--15 Tini!Olny. sheep "Salesman, and late of
King's-row, Pentonville, in the county_of Middlesex, who died in the
nnith or
March, 183 g, is, Or are, by hls of their solicitors, on (
beyre the gliay of April, 1544, to com 6 In and prove his; or their,
114rship hefore Sir (3IFFiN WiLsoii one of the Masters Of the 'said
Cobrt, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings; Chancery-lane,
London or in default thereof, they-will be peremptorily excluded the
benefit of the said decree.
_ .
WEIR and SMITH; Plaintiff's Solicitors,
' - ...'orkibrier'S Hail, Basinghah-street

SAM LrEt IA BU'I'LElk at present and
foetie;ven years past, resfding at No. 22, Worship-street, Fins—
bu 3', in the parish of Saint Leonard's, Shoreditch, and county. of M id-
di ex, and' being a watch arkd water -gilder, and jeweller, do
he eby give notice that I intend to present a petition to- the
-Co rt of Bankruptcy, Ilasinghall:itreet, in the city of London, pray._
1n to he examined touching my debts, estate, and effects; aricrto be.
pr tectod from all process upon making a fall disclosure and surren-
der of such estate and effects for, payment of myjust and lawthl debts ;
.and I hereby further give notice that the time when the matter'of the
said petition shall be heard is to be advertised in the London Gazette
and the Ifornini,Suit newspaper one month at the tekilfafter the. date
hoteof, as witness my hand this 23d day of Febraary, in the Year of
out Lord; 1 64 ' S. J. BUTLER.

Witness, John J. Splller, attorney for the said Samuel James But
ler, 38, Camomile-street, London. " -
—.- . , .
IJAMES' URN.E, . at present, and for . one
ys. week; Twit, residing at No.. 23, Union-street. Middlesex lice-'
pital, in the parish of Saint Marylebone, journeyinton-tallor, for five
weeks immediately previous of 31, ileiwidlt-street; SAO, journeyman
tat or, and Immediately before then of 26, Great Carlisle-street, Port-.
111 F n-niarket,"journeYman tailor, haberdasher, and trimming,seller (all
IV 'lch places are in the connty'.t Middlesex), do hereby give 'notice,.
th tlintend tO'present-a petition tO•the Court of Bankruptcy, Basing-
ha 1-street, London, praying to be examined temehing ytiebts, estate,
an effects,:-upon-makingand td :be :protected from .all process upomaking a full'
di losure and surrender of such estate and effects for, payment of. my.;
in and lawfld debts; and I hereby ilirther give notice, that the time
when the matter of tiiii Said petition shall be heard is to be adver-
t! din the. London Gazette and in the Morning Sun newspaper, one
m nth, at the least, utter the date hereof; ,as Nvitness iny hand, this
24,h day of February, in the year of our Lord;-1844.;" ; ; - -
T
JAMES I.TRIT.
Witness, .John J. Spiller, 38, CamoMile-street„Londori, attorney
' for the said .Tames I.7rne.- -- ; '- ' • ' • '

14. X• T -N. .S'l V E SAL.
The SPLENDID STOCK of FA.NCY. JEWELLEEY,

nv G LD— and ,SILVBIL: WATCHES, SII,,YER, ;PLATED GOODS,
T lITOISESIIELL WORKBOXES, and TEA CADDIES, and a
gr at varicty,pf.ot her-Fancy, Articles,Are uoIy..SELIIING OFF, at a
be vy 'sacrifice, by Messrs. HORTON and CO:, of 56, LUdgate-
s et, opposite Messrs. Everington and Co.'s, incOnsegnence of Mr.
11 rtcaVretiringfrom the retail' busineos,7•'.l .; :.- e , • , -
t . . - .•
is seldom the public have an opportunity like the present of pitr•
c ,i 4 little more than one-half tdtivo-,thirds
,thotumal -ehurge,
th variety 6f genuine articles now offered for sale—comprising Gen-
tidaten's and Ladies' Gold-and- Silver Watches, of workmanship the
firld class of excellence, Gold Neck and Guard Chains, Seals and
K ys, Fancy- and' .11(Ourriliig, Brooches, Rings, Pins, and Ear-rings,.
P( nil Cases, Silver Card. Cases, Scent:. and. titiff Boxes ; also Silver.
PI ted Tea and Coffee Sets:Candlesticks; Cruet Frames, DishOovers,
C •ner Dishes, WaitCrs, Ice rails, Butter Cooleta, Bread Baskets,
4 . (11 ,:4 warranted the best,Sheflield make ; Table and JJcsaert Forks
an tifiliona,' Soup Ladles, Grape Scissors,; Aaptirtitdis Tongs, 'Nut
cr cka; Deasert Knives and• Forks In Case, Jet Necklaces, and nu-
mOrouS other Fancy Articles, all 'at a Considerable 'sacrifice.'

VERY THING for the TOILET al: MEeli rS.
t 1
DanEdNfille mAhLbLruliltesE; Eel.] o' thoens dnonni'
-- -
. te!ilrAioNt UhairFA,QTlTaiCii.l2toYiittos.u.4,4v.i.F,Ag;
hat brushes; combs, washing And shavilw,9o*,.various nail and_corn
instruthenti,fazol-i,razor-stropsthid paite, and shaving powder ; ladies'
ant gentlemen's dreesing-e-ases,, eithe,r with.,or without fittings, in,
ruSsia leithet, mahOgany,ToieWood; 'Anti .japan-ware; ladies' com-
panions and pocket-books, elegaiitly fitted'} also netting boxes, en-
velope infreS, card.tasen;:note and .calce.baakets. boautithl inkstands,
and an infinity of recherché articles, not to be equalled in I,ou4ion,

)NOR GOUT, RHEUBrATISIW;"/MTVErik.UMATIC GOUT
,GOI.LYAND.IIH-EUMA'IIe• PILLS
: -ere a certain agd safe remtdy ,;they restoro.tranquillity to
the nervet 'eve time to the stt mach, and- strength to the whole
system: No 'ether Medicine can be compared to, these excellent
pills, as they'preventthedisorder from attacking the Stomach or Head,,
and -hats, litestoreetAlinusiuide from pain and misery to health and
n-i 74 g— 4., • • • . • •
s ity .A, Willoug' b) and Co:, 'Lae B. G. Windus; ltl, BishoPi.
gate Without, and neArly all Medicine,Yendcrs, at Is. 110. or 2s. Od:
per liez.- - - .;

QIJ44 W1411).1-'1,1.'8 () I) A._ A N,1).-POTASS'
.31,-'l7r WATERS, ,rod IERATER•LEMONAI)E. •
The eontinucd•prefereneeof the public for the above celebrated,
preparations (notwithstanding the low price at which imitations are
frequeptly:Vended),id'abundantly proves their superior quality. that
it only remains for the manufacturers to 'express their acknowledg=
merrta and to caution ecnsuitters' against an imposition often prac-
tised 57 unprincipled persona Schweppes bottles, with a spu-
rious osmpositlon, and passing, it off as Schweppe's. manufacture.
None hi genuine Without attbe..l ',epreS'enting the name of their firm.
SC HW EPP E'S MAGNESIAYfor the cure of sea sick.
fle.f.ss Soar: schfity, &c..- is an Ini&thable mediti e, scientifically made
With the aid of their: poweribl machint ry, antt patronised universally
by the medical profession-
•
SOld; together with the..alfrrif, by moat respectable Chemists in'
the %United fitingdomf•tyl, lierners-stf&l London ; • and at. their
Branch Manufactories:at lkier,ptio
1.• Bristol, and Lerby.•

..
Bsell !s.- ein 0 07Z, of Suntray,• Mardh 3, will
' '.iir fritt ' -
con i' ,ilt- aii'gskunt of th 9 Liv-erpoOl Grand National Steeple-
-c4as, 1}1141W._,,Otr„i0Q,;0114100 'Coursing. Also 'the fight
bfityieetr'Tlkss'irArKtlo4. the ;TiPton Slasher. Six penny
,posesfrifiips 16 ge. ettint, jut.,,{7o, tro.tul, will- inn!, a
lacipy of jlell's Life by return of post. • _

TUESDAY.I,IGHT'§ GAZETTE.

•
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE', Fre:. 26, 1844 -
Orders .for the Coert'a change,-ef,- mourning, ov Thursday,
the 7th 'Of March next,' for hie late Royal Highness the
Duke of Saxe. Coburg Gotha,- father of hiS -Royal-Highness
:Prince' -Alherc and- uncle. and fatter-in-law -ttilier=4fajeity,
ladies to
,wear black silk, fringed!lor,plain
nen, .white necklaces , and ear=rings, black or
white' shoes, fine and tippiti; '' The genileinen. to wear
black, full trimmed; fringed of plain `linen, black swords and
heckles. The .'Court to change' the mourning- further, on
Thursday the 14th of March next, viz.—The ladies to.irear
black silk or-velvet, coloured.ribnons, fant and tippets. or plain-
white, or white and gold,. or-white and silver stuffs, With block.
ribbons.- The gentlernen to wear izack coats., 40,,black_or
plain white, or white and gold,- or white and silver stuff waist-
coats, full trimmed, coloured:swords:and- buckles.': And, on
Thursday, the 21st of March neat, -the Court torso of
-
mourning.
WHITEHALL
W Fin. 21. '
The Lord Chancellor has appoin,44 John Pilgrim; jun., of:
Chipel-field, in the city of Norwich., Gent, to be 4,Master
Extraordinary in the High Courfof Chancery.'
' ' The .Lord :Chancellor has also appointed James A insworth,
Of Blackburn, in the county. {palatine of Lancaster, Gent., to-
be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.

• -
' • BANKRUP.TS.' : •
CHARLES BLANDY BAYLEY, :draper, • Abingdon,
Berkshire, to surrender; -March 4, 'at half-past one, and April
12, ,at one,, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore; 'official
assignee, Basinghall-street ;. Ashurst, Cheapside. • f
THOMAS HODSDON, butcher, Harrow, Middlesex,
March 15,. at half-put one,' and: April 13; at one, at the Court'
.of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Old Jewry; Poole
and Gamlen, Grat's Inn-square.
WILLIAM'IHLNItY CHAPLIN; 'bricklayer, Inworth,
Essex, Mirch:6, at half-past twelve,. acid-March 2`9' at'half-.
past one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. • Grs,9,:oftkiataitig
nee, Aldelinanbuiy; Bell, nedford,row,. London,; ,IVaybew,
Coggeshall, &sex',

WILLIAM SCOTT,: wine-merchant, Regent:sfreeti March
-6, at half-past twelve, and April 10;at eleven,.. at the Court of
Bankruptcy. Lackington, official assignee, Colemanistreet-
buildings ; Clarke, George-street, •Mansion-house. ' - '
THOMAS GREENING, surgeon,_ Worcester, March. 13,
and Ap't•il 10, at tielve, at the Birmingham District Court.,
Whitmore;. official assignee, Birmingham ;•'llObeson, Brims-
grove.
?BOMA S GRIFFITHS, draper, Stoke- upon- Trent; March
b, at twelve, and April 12, at one, at the Birininglnirn Diafria
Court. Valpy, official. assignee, Birmingham ; Middleton,
Stone ; Hodgson, ! irmingharn.
GEORGE COPAGE, victualler, Wolverhampton, Staf-
fordshire, March 7, at halrpast eleven, and April 11, at eleven,
at the Birmingham 'District. Court. Whitmore, official as-
signee, Birmingham ' • Phillips and Bolton, Wolverhamptc;n.
ROBERT PADDON, chemist, Hirtlepeol; Durham,
March 8, at twelve; and April 15, at two, at the Newcastle-
upon-Tyne District. Court. Wakley, official, assignee, New-,
castle-tipon- Tyne ; Hartlepool; .Meggisan and Co.,
King's•road, 13edfordarow; tendon. • -
EDWIN BRASS, grocer, Taunton, Alarchl 1., and April
10, at twelve. at the Exeter District Court. Hemmen, official
assigner, 'Exeter; Trenchant, Taunfon ;, Terrel, *Exeter ;
Whitaker. Lincoln's Inn-fields, London.
JOHN GOSS, draper, Devonport, March tiott twelve, and
April 10, at eleven, at tie Exeter District Court. Hertzel,
official assignee, Exeter ICrosby and Compton, Churchtourt,
Old Jewry, London. - _
NOTICES OF INSOLVENCY. •

JAMES M'ARTHUR, blaeksmith, Linlithgowubridge,
March 1 and 23, at twelve, at the chambers of A. Strathern,
Glasgow.
ANDREW WILSON, grocer. Paisley, March 6 and 22, at
one, at the Saracru'a Head Inn, Paisley. • -
JAMES CAMPBELL, baker, Edinburgh, March 6 and
April 3, it two, at the chambers of Cairns and Moffat,
Edinburgh. - '
JOHN lI‘LEOD and CO., . linen drapers, Edinburgh,
March 4 and 23, at. one,- at the chambers of Dundas end Ja-
mieson, Edinburgh. • - • - - ' •

J. L. Blanchard, commission agent, Great Trinity-lane, City.
G. Beesley, gardener) Tewkesbury,
.Gloucestershire.
W.• Roberts, farmer, Wickwar,..Gloucestershire. • . • .
T, Hughes, farmer, Newland, Gloncestersbire.
W. Audrey, carter, Liverpool.
W Charlton) carpenter, -Dorchester-place, New North-road.
J. Roebuck, farmer, Kirkburton, Yorkshire. . .
G. Hewitt,-cowlteeper, Sheffield.
•
J.' Aie, boatman, Mexborough, Yorkshire. -
J. Haywood, clothier, Shepley, Yorkshire.
E. Weatherstone, plumber, Cheltenham. .
W. Griffiths, .grocer, Saithaelwyd, Flintshire.
J. Stammers, licensed
pn
eriievictualler,toaais
neTotnel, Devonshire.
D. lit h
ire;
T. Bate; land agent,...Neath, Glamoreanshire. • :
R: Wigg, plumber, Redenhall, Norfolk.
M. Carter, doctor in medicine, Reading, Berkshire. . •
A. Bower, victualler,'Rempstone; 'Nottinghamshire. ' •
J. Scales, land steward, Battle, Sussex.. . . . •
J. 0. Webb, accountant, Greenwich. .
J. Slark, Cowley Peachey; Middlesex. ' . • .
R. Smith, clerk. Seckford-streit,'ClerlienwelL.-.. '
IL Knight, Maidstone, Kent. . .
T, Ives, blacksmith, Wokinghtin, Wiltshire.. ' . -
G. Eastwood, coin dealer, For&titreet, Cripplegate. •- •
J. Brown, tailor, Clifton-street, Finsbury.
D. Robinson, wharfinger, Sneinton, Nottinghamshire. .
T. Chatwin, brazier, Aston, Warwickshir& ' . •

T. Cooper, Paradise-street,
key maker, Chapman-st., Islington.
E. Brown, Paradise-sheet, Lambeth. .

, .
W. Collender, painter; Edward-street; Liinehouse.
T. -Clineh, beer retailer, Albert's-place, City-road.
J. Parrett, blacksmith,: Bradford, Yorkshire.
J. Grierson,linendrsper, Huddersfield, .Yorkshire.
J. West, tobacconist, Northampton. .
T. Hooper; accountant, Pendletoo, Manchester. •
W..llazael, miller; Kirby-street, East; India-road, Poplar.
W..Clogg. farmer, Treworgey, Cornwall. „ • .
F. A. Do-nford, artist, Upper Portland-place; Wandsworth-rd.
D. Collins, trimming manufactUrei, Bennett's.:pl., Bethnal-gr.
J. Newman, stage-coachman, Thorn-bill, Battle-bridge. _
J. Vinten, boot maker, lt4
--ettot-strect, Grosvenor-square.
R. Palmer, omnibus conductor,-Westham, Esilea.‘ '
J. S. flenstead, accountant, Stoke Newington-road.
S. J.• Butler, jeweller, Worship-street, Finsbury. -
5..-Elcock. clerk, Liverpool-street, King's.cross.
.J. Hunt; farmer, Hadham, Hertfordshire. '' • . —' ..
' -
.1. Yearimas, jun., fruit salesmen, Cole-street lsortli,D69tir-ril.
I.; Gwinuett, Ledbnry, Herefordshire.
Jr Kerrison, provision dealer, Hyde; Cheshire.
R. -Fish,boot maker, Chatham.,
KMasters, jun., fancy soap.maker, Bristol." • '
N..Berinett, Wheelvrright_ Church-street, Waterlood-road.
S. Peel, leather dresser, Coin,, Lan'hiie.
A. Ruhl,se. coffee-house keeper, Leather4ane, Holborn.
T. F. Church, plumber, Rochester, Kent:
J. Ikl‘Larty, beer retailer; Ritcliffe-highwaY. - - -
J. Jones, den.) man, Devonshire-street; Queen-equate..
J. Young, Paxton-square.ir,l49snarket.
3, Stucbfield, harness maker, John-street North, NlarYlebwe'
J. Not, farmer; Harescombe, Gloucestershire. .. -
J. Hollit, master mariner, West Cowes, Isle:of -Wight. -
G. Pacey, plumber, Kettering; Northamptonshire.
T. Hitt:lman; licensed victualler, Kidlington, Oxfordshire..
W. Cooper, boot maker, Carnden-paisige, Islington.
W. - Chadwick, worsted spinner, Bridtard, Yorkshire.' '
. - SECOND NpTIGES. '• i
S. Wilson, house agent, Balham, Surrey, March 12,0 ,Oeven,
at the CoUrt of Bankruptcy. John,on,offiCial assignee.
J.- Clinton; horse dealer; Maidstone, Kent; -March 13, at
two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson ,official'aivignee.
ilf-Past eleven, aS. Seabrook, police..officer, Rocliford Essex, March 1, at
ha
.
t the Court of Bankruptcy:
Lickington,
official assignee.
W. Jarrett, wood dealer, Chatham, March
13,, at one, at the
.
Court of Bankruptcy. Lacking.. ton, official assignee. • ...
T. Crane, brewer's servant; Greek-street, Sobo, March ra,
-at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lackington, official
assignee. . • -
-J. Parks, grocer, Trafalgar-Street, Walworth, March IS, at
half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lackington,
. .
officisl assignee. .
,
.W. P. Stokes, compositor, Haberdashers-street, Met*
March 19,.at-eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson,-
official assignee. . - - • •
J. Bills, lodging-housekeeper, West
.Ham, Et March ,20,
text -
at half-past twelve, at the, Court 'of Bankruptcy.' -I'ackington,
official assignee.

i H. Darl;e swater,, March 4, at
.y, tailor, Porchester-road,
Ba y
4elve, at the Court of 13ankruptCy. . Graham, Official assignee.
IC. Dirceyi• 'cowkeeper; Charlotte-mews; - Castle-street,
Bloomsbury, March 4, at half-pasttwelve, at: the _Court of
Bankruptcy. Turquand, official assignee. • , .
S.-Brooks, boot maker, Orchard-street,' St.--Lnke'st 11.1 arch
4, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Grahaln,t4ficial assignee.
J. Sharp, cloth finisher, Huddersfield, Y March, ah u,.
at eleien,.at the Leeds District Court. Fearne,official asslgnee.
T.' H. Cspee, attorney-at:law, Reedness, Yorkshire,' March
2; at eltstenv et • the •Leeds.Distriet Court.- Fearne,.. official
assignee. • ,
T. Firth,labourer, Birstik Yorkshire; March- 2; at-eleven,
at the Leeds District Court. - Fearie. official tssignee. •
T. Thompson, innkeeper, Mickletpn;.Y9kshire, March 2, at
eleven, at the Leeds District Court. 11.3pe, official assignee.
J. B. - Fuller, "attorney-at-law, Tenbury, Woreestershire,
Mardi 2, at half-past ten,'at the 'Birmingham District Court.
Whitmore, official assignee. • • ' - , • . -,. .
W. 06. butcher, Sheffield, March 4, at eleven, at the LOefl3
DiStrict Court. Young; official assignee. ... . .
! J. Cornish,. railway contractor, Sheffield, March 4, at eleven,.
at the Leeds District Court.. Young, official assignee..
Cr- Blenkin;' -farmer, Ottringham, Yorlcaliire; 'Mtirelt-'4.'at
eleven; at the Leeds District Court. Freeman; official assignee:,
T. Lister, boatman, Halifax, Yorksbire,. March 4, at eleven,
at the Leeds DiStrict COurt. Freeman, official assignee.
R: Crosby, mercer' 'Wear,' Yorkshire, Alateh 4; at eleven,-
at the Leeds District, Court. Freelnitas official,o,sdi gape. , ,
W. Turner, plasterer, Halifax, Yoocshiias March 4, at
eleven, ae,the Leeds District Court.' _Yorkshire,
J LeedsSyke D
Sykes, farther; Brookside;
Court.
FLtsta. officialltiire.- slereha assignee
4; at leo en ,
at the
E. ' Fell, innkeeper; Halifax', Yorkshire,' Mitch';;;; at eleVen,
at the Leeds District Court. -Noting; official siiiignee; - •
J. Jones, 'broker, Liverpool, March 4,
,at, eleven, at the
Liverpool District Court. Bird, official assignee.. . -
E. PierpOnt;-dairyinan, Liverpool, =Marely 4;'at eleven; :at
the:Liverpool District.Conrt. :Turner, official assignee,: .. -,. .
C. Parsonage, buteher„ Kirkdale„ Laneashire,-. March 4„
at eleien; at the Liverpool District Contt. ' Wien', official
assigneei• • • - ' -•-. ‘- 'a. kr,.
DivjpENDS.. . _
. _.
- , At the Court of Bankruptcy, Ilasinghall-street;
•T. ar.d. T. -P. Trapp, tallow ehandiers, Chunith-street,
Southwark, March 21,• .at twelve...2W; • marl; fan:l2o4er;
Newington;
13rigstock, Northamptonshire, March. :49,, at hallapast two—
w March .at'srhoimr
Wiltshire,
so n , tarernlcae:lll;e4rl,f,Gpar:ei:tt-lwaolsvv, g‘follkeowiloh:
vine.
merchont,,bSiwaatateffhthwir9:Ne:fo.l'ltH, liileshi4:oll,kl;-9.11. 6ititi.#t'v..2oN-61J-; Baratitesm,.,
groeer, Three Colt-street,-Lfelelteititi, March' 19; at tirelie.L.'
D. Aumonier, jeweller, -• Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square,:
March 20, at half-past two. • - i '
.
1 L. Fernandei: -NIJ'
viner
jun.,,corn.millera,"Waliefield. -Yorkshire,_ mi.. 1.
,---,e,. J,Z •at Anger!,
at the Leeds District Court,--11d. Potter, Jn. Potter, , and Js..
lArins4te:-Nalinta,672!..',.
.Petter, cotton .pinndri;- Minelieste?, ' Mltrcti2; 'it eleven, at:
Manchester' Distriet:Courte,-E.,(R, -Baileyotuff printer, ' Pen.'
dleton, Lancashire,. March 1
.1 at; twelve, • at i the Manchester
Lth!FCeionauniitdrve-:i;
iic;
J.
1...
F.,
_t-4.n,i:e.5.,.:
Distrtcf.Court—J. Ftirze.P ' Paingtnzi :Deifinsliiie,
March 21, at'ileven, at li4l/4-ri lit District --*Coiert.t—H. Detr--
Ex7ilTegrrD°(*isrtr''ißctriCdoP9urrtt—' Dr."lll44lllHreiltVlC4l"l/4Lw.h Z°,!,lil t eira;tenicit,"coatbet'
at 'twelve, at
niethei'aElenttser; DStis'.trTichttliCailt;illhi.•-e merchant, :Lis.:
verpool, March-20, at:•twelee,-at:lhOPFStiritorilii?istri4 Court
—J. Coitherd,lisailler, llngills Weltritoreland,, Niirch 20, at
ope,'at tho Neiriiiitlemton-Tytio mottiet •Coilit.„4.l nesktpi

PARLIAMEN TARP DIVISIONS.

(From the Vates mad Proconitngs sf the Howe cif.Commosts.
iOEsDAY, • PER. 27..
DUBLIN PROTESTANT OPERATIVE

.
gteeeri, Morpetli, Aorth umberland,. March 20, at: eleven, antic - i 1 INTEIILIGENCE. r
Newca3tle,upon7l.ptp Distrlct,Coart, ' : • •
-:CERTIFICATES 'te be 'gtiin't'sict,anilese'ciiise 1).0 shown foilie-1 ' • -- '
‘11.4W
fru 111011 SE) i 0 F. -1013D_S, , Erb. 27:-. y 7 7'. • -
, :•: cont9ity; on 'the day': ,bereirt-ineritiened; ' : :•-'. - o -..--r : The HP4. tli*,•to-d. 10 -hear appeals. The Peers
S. 1.1..-Aniger, bookseller, -Philpot,lane ',City March .1,9- 16resent 'Were the.tord- ChaneAft)r„ Lord Drotteliani
: $7,- it
E. Brain, copper-plate printer, .Rodney-street, Penton4ille, Lord CertiliihinVitncl Lad rh...44.+1 - - - --,
.
March 21-.. FL add,lPSiestrigei., toy -dealers,' Calea tiin- stieet, 1 ' - • :': .-:-:',3 ":Eikites ii,,ifo; imp.
.. City, March 21;•',R..Evershecl, timber merchant, Palbor.ough, ...: , This case cane:, befoaxi -tbelt Jr. QrcishiP4. ttl)Qu aPj3CI•L
Sussex, March 19-T, Dighy, , coin • dealer,- Lower - Clanton - ,
! if out, the -tzlee .isiptt 9f (the: .MastßF pf ..the..Rolls. .1 he
1
March 22-.:G. Baines,: inukeetier; POrtaii; Hanip•hire, Alarctu,
questionr in the case- was WbOthe according to the eiln-.
26-J. Jenkins,- eowkeePer;- Symond's-street, Chelsea, March ;
19-W..- Hubboek, pawnbroker; Sonth_Shields;Durhara,•March..
. litrtietion 'of `thy Will' 'rind ' cidi ei /s 'Of "-ill's late EarlriSl2
.21-J. Donnellyx merchant, Liverpool, March 19,--L. J.': Fer- Stratford,:. the . -respowient,i :.Mr;; George iißyng,,.Ttbei
nindes;' Corn . 'rnliibr,'l-Wakefield,. Yorkshire,' MarCh 20-1.1.' _Member for-4top,ktofl9.lllP9l O.C.RAT a' 'life'
,: Ashton .ruanufacturtisg. chemist, Liverpool, March _2l:-.-.W. interest in the Fici,uary,o9,pyrt,y of the. late Earl" Or
Es.ithnce, .whitesmitb, -Shrewsbury, March, 20:-E.: T. Gore, Stiafford, 'aineunting "to upwardsof 406,000/.. ---Qn= th'e
, cattle deiler, Tilehurst, -Berkshire, March 19. L. C:"Lecesne; • 'ease' coming- -on'Aiefore ihe-M-ister of - the ' Hells, alter:
merchant, Ferithoreh-beildiegs, • Fenehureh-street,;Mareh:l9 several proceedings , , belbria hint, -...his ,Lordship .de,l
-4. E. • 11. Barley, duff :printer, ~Pendletenp- Lancashire, -.March . eid.ed . that. the : responclent,.took au absolute interest in.
19-L. F.l.liiugham, flour seller, Biliewell, Derhyahire, March
19-B: Crawl!, glass ilealer;-Crnydou, Marth-19.11:t Warner
the residue, etna.from, that decision the , present appeal'
7 was lii-Olight.- ' ' '' ' ' ' - - ' - -• --::','
E. Altirsack,: T. Mannirtg;tud J. Manning:. brandy Alistillerai. •
Liverpool, March 19,-..1. Crisp,auctioneer,Livol,March 19. Mr. -Kiridersieji titut Mi.A'artier''appeared•for "the tipLo
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVE.
, .:, pellant,_ and. the ..' 'Solicit' ori`General And t,Mk.:-:Ruutaly ,
E. T. and E. H.' Jones, Bristol=-M.Stanbury, E. Rutley, were counsel for the respondent.
... 7 , . ,-. :-, , - , -
-‘,Y TUrner, without calling upon the Counsel for the
Ward, grocers, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-J. - Cartwright and ,- - ! s O. . .
and L. C. Raley,' carriers, Dam., Kent,--7R.: Hudson and J. Their [,,ORDSHIPS,, taftee .heuring I\ir.Xin,deiiley and
J. W. Hoisfall,-dyers,'Rawfolds, Yorkshire-J. tonallach and respondent to address the Menge-, gave-judgment, dis-
J. Briggs-The Plymduth,Patent Alkali ..COmpany (so far ns missing the .appeal with Castszoitii :.• .
regards J. Burnell, J. Bryant, W. Eales, P. E. Lyne, and W.
klurnell)-C. B:Parker, G. Parker,' and E. S. Kennedy; Li.-
vtrpool (se far as regards C. S. Paiker)-X. S. Parker and W:-
4. Sandhacb,;Liverpool-r,W. Jacques, W. S. Jacques, J. S.
Jacques, and B. -R. S. Jacques,bosiers, Sheepshead, Leices,
tershire-W. Johnston and IL Barrett, jun., printers, Mark.,
lane-J.. Sprat and C. Brandin, pawnbrokers, Norwich..-J:
Croft and S. Ward, farmers? Fownhope, Hereferdshire-•ZW.
gay and C. N. Wiwi], rope manufacturers, South Shields-
-44 B. Lord and, M.-Coghlin, woollen -cloth :manufacturers,
~.1' Bieltham, Yorkshire-T. Dyson, W. Dyson, and B. Dyasm,
Nrbollen cloth manufacturers, Netherthoug, orkhire-J. El-
liott and T: Hnghes, coach makers, Richmond, Surrey'-J. 8:
Williams and .I. Snelling, leather diesaers, St. Martin's-lane--
W. T. Th-relfall and -.T.. Smith, ironmongers, St. Helen's,
Lancashire-13. Overlfury and P. Whitaker, cloth factorsJ.
Heavan and J. Williams, • mercers, Hereford-4. Yeadon • and
W. Seddon, conamon.brewers, Salford, Lancashire-W. Bailey
and J. Ford, chemists, Wolverhampton.
' SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

COUPT OF COMMON iLess,'FeL. 27.
(Before Uhl Chieflnstice - • •• '
LORD WM. PAGE. GET" v THE 'EARL OF CARDIGAN.
• citim;_,Om r.' • . 7!
The ScftlorrCot-Grsatuti(irt continuation front our afteri
eon .Rdition of yesterday) said--Lord William's son. wfts in
teen-street, and he takes this bOy. out With hiM, and waits
- in a cab until Whiter shoUld corne•to. So, according to
Winter, Lord Williauieuakes the :appointment, goes.ont in
his cab, knowing the adultery is to, be committed, waits
qUietly in his cab,until it is Committed, and then goeihrinie.'
And after all -this, On the Monday night he.meets his. wife at
the Duchess of Richmond's... He -sends - his wife to Ports-
mouth ; .be g'cope to Porism'Outh rafter her, and 'after that
brings this action., Lord Wm. Paget seas.not -on terms of in,
timacy with any of his family, but 'William had been
on terms of intimacy with the Duchess of ItiChmond, Lord
'William's sister. The Duchess had 'beard the'story on 'the
• Sunday night. She had investigated -it, 'and: so convinced
'was she of its falsehood, that notwithstanding the plaintiff
was her brother, the intimacy hid subsisted up to the present
hour. The first thing to be Considered was the; character of
the witness. Winter. Was he worthy of eredit ? While J 4
Mr. Hamer's service le had been acquainted with those per-
sons whose naives they had heard. He left Hamer's and went
to Bartlett's, and they had heard him state the Teasons for his
leaving liartletVa. , He would not swear that he did not
`fraudulently approPriate Mr. Bartlett's money; for his own
He' was 'dismissedfroln Bartlett's in- Febrini7,l.B4B, And froth
that-time to Augustlehad not:had anyregular employment.
He was in a state or the greatest distress.. Lord W. Paget
was aware of the cause of hiS dismissal from Bartlett's, and
being aware of Winar'S poVerty and of ,his character, he
em-
ploys him to watch in the manner stated? He sent -Mr.
Fisk to him, and Winter .at once agreed to do that which
has been given in evidence, but 'on' what 'terms did
not appear. Nnw, he-was in the back drawing-room under
the sofa on the Saturday; the folding doors were closed, and
yet he would make the jury believe lie could hear what Was
,going on in-the front drawing-room. 'He now came to-the
second day, ,pu which day the doors were all left.open.
could they suppose an act of criminal. intercourse to hai
taken place under'such cireutristances. It seemed they put
Winter under the 'Befit in the back drawing-rooth, and shut
the folding doors, so that lie was in precisely the same situa-
tion' as he had been on the Saturday. Lady W. Paget thep
went into'the'room, where- Lord Cardigan was, opened the
folding door, and left it open during the time the criminal in-
tercourse was taking place; so that any one coming into
back drawing-room could see all that was going on. She had
closed the window, it appeared,- but' had left the _ door open:
Winter said that he heard kissing, breathing, and conversa-
tion, and, among other things, ho heard Lady William ask
Lord Cardigan to procure a place fora person, which had been
the purpose for which he had been sent for to the house. Now
he did not doubt but that Whiter had been placed under
' the sofa by Lord William Paget; but Winter had stated to-
day that which halad not pre'viously stated. -He had told
Lord William Paget, in the presence of Major Close, that he
had not seen more on the Sunday than lie had seen ou the
Monday. That statement' had been taken down in writing,
and was in the possession of Lord W. Paget.. Now after his
visits for the last fortnight to. Lord W. Paget, they found
him to-day adding to the statement that he had' drawn him-
self out from the sofa' gone to the folding door, and seen
.cardigan and Lady W. Paget. Now, could that he
true? Had lie alvrAt. told that story? He admitted that
he told Mr. Fisk that he was under the sofa in the front
drawing-room, Where -.the act was .represented as having
taken place, and that he Was nearly scratched by Lord.Car-
digaWs spur. It, did not appear that anything of the
kind had been, seen • by the `witness Thomas'; the whole
case rested upon the uncorroborated evidence ofWin
-ter.. There, was, no single fact to implicate Lord
Cardigan and Lady' William Paget, except thoSe deposed
to by Winter, and Winter aliine: How came Lord W. Paget
to place Winter under the sofa? Had his suspicions been
- excited by. any previous information—by any acts of indis7
cretion? There was nothing Of the sort given' in evidence;
no such thing had ever occurred, for -it-had occurred, it
would have. been given in evidence. Lady W. Paget had
been in Portsmouth for the last twelve months; Lord Cardi-
gan had never been there, and 'the Onljr'thing given in evi-
dence was, that twelve months before Lord Cardigan' had
sometimes called on Lady Paget while Lord W. wasfrom home.
ThiS matter commenced by Lord W. Paget bringing his lady.
up from Portimmith the -Bth-of August, and -then placing.
the man under , the,- sofa. It 'appeared that on one . occar
sion Lord William Paget had • used personal violence
to wife, and had frequently used abnsive language,
and a,night or two before Lady :W. Paget's . arrival in town,
he had passed the,, night with a prostitute.- Re allirded
these 'facts to, show that he Was not the affectionate ind'at-
tentiye husband that hii Learned Friend had re resented him
to be.. It was-utterly. incredible ,that -he d have.been. „
• living on terms of affection with his wife. He cared not for t
his Wife—for her rept-01'6n; or her happiness;' he eared not
for the: infamy' het might-bring upon:het:if ht ':cotilci wres.ti
from& rich noblemart—and- he fixed upon one who was in some •
degree of unpopularity With the cared for nothing
IM) that 'he -might wrest from-him a- 'sum of money. • Could. '
they.believe that the, offenke. bad been cOmmitted?, Hewes
sure they:did not give credit to the testimony 9f the witness.
This Witness had received regular pay froin Lord W. Paget •
• ghee, on the 'morning 'of the last: 'trial, ,he 'had
come to- give. evidence. thought he had. not been
well treated; and becaUse he had not been subpce-:,
naed, be did not come: He went 'to. Mr.: Powell's, Lord
Cardigan's solicitor:. -.Did he expect Lord Cardigan would
'buy . him off.? • That witness who would make au affidavit
for tvio' guineas, but not for one—wile would not give 'evi-
.dence unless be were well treated—who had promised to pay:
his creditors with the money he was to receive: after this trial
--'—would get no money from Lord Cardigan. Lord Cardigap.
and-LadyPaget defied hint, and letlfirt as y his Worst-- •
'let him go inteajtirY-box, -and see-if a Jttry. will believe him.
It was, impossible to call. any party to contradict his teszi-
molly, for the 'only persons whO could contradict it
were Lord Cardigan and Lady William -Paget, aud
neither of those,eopld: be called._ It was, therefore, for the
jury to, test the truth of the story--to considerhis charactor,
:to consider the-improbability of his story in' the -different
versions .he :had given Of the same transactien, and to-ask '
'themselves if they could act upon his evidence, and blast the '
character of a laity who, had hitherto passed through life
without a - stain, -and to Convict- Lord Cardigan of having
seduced the wife of his friend. They had seen the witness.; ,
'they had heard him give his. testimony; and in their hands
he left the case. • •.
IMmediately-.after the Solieitor.:General had concluded his
address; the, jury returned a verdict for the defendant. , .
The announcement Was received With applause which was-'''
instantly checked by the officer of the Court. '

•
.
134.NKRUPTCYCO,UPT 1;'
b. 27.
(Before Commissioner Sir C; F.
IN RE JAMBS MATH WS.
This dag..being appointed, for the 'adjourned hearim upon
this inseivent's (the well-known comedian) application for
. his interim order,- the Court Was crowded with theatricals,
who -seemed-to tak6-un intmise interest. in the proceedings,-
and, not unfrequently, bursts.sof,applause -followed some of
-thematiV 'answers given by Mk. 'lllatheWs 'to interrogations
by Mr. 4araes. •-•
Mr..Jamese with Mr. Chargoo,;appeared.for Foveral cre-
ditors; and Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. C. Jones for Mr. C.
Mathews. . . • .

Mr. James said,. that ,on, the Present occasion Mention to the court that Mr. Anderson still opposed the
insolvent's 'interiin order, on the ground that ` upon the face
of the sehethile Mr. Mathewslwas•'not entitled to the relief
he sought for... , • • ; • •
Sir C. F. WILLIAMS Observed that the prOgresspf the case
appeared 'not- oniY-likely to inVolve the insolvent in:destrue-'
tioni but also to delay the interest of -Mr. Anderson. In.
(Sir C. F. Williams's) opinion, the insolvent had made not
only.a liberal Offer, but an oiTer which- it was `to le"feiretl•
from the terms of-the' agreement she wOukl!searcoly2bs.(,able
to carry oat:. ' • . -• • ' - ;
:Mr. James—That is very trite, your- honour,but' 3r.
•AndeAOn 'feels it his duty to =oppose the- application.
contend thatthe insolVent &tight-Mx to thaVonrt,in For-,
tugal-street, and see if, on his second petitions .he would be
allowed his'ilikharge with the same fatitity as he proposed'
to obtain it -froth: the present c(nrs:e of proceedings.:: -
My. James then subjected Mr.!Mathows 'to a 4ong
nation, arid drew from hint a long detail otbis binbarrass-
ments, his earnings,- expenditure', ' the-iriotie in -which lie
raised money,: his jotfraey...to France; &e. The object .0-as,
to show- that the sum of 400/., which had been raised. by
pawning various articles, *had been 'extravagantly -apent
that trip' instead of laving been-applied to the liquidation of,
his debts. •„ • • ,
!Mr:'MathewS stated theft he went '.tc; Flince because. lie
dared riot-remain in:En krandnii 'ircomint of- the preskre• of
his creditors.- ALBoaffe had proniiied:to facilitate llgs gud:
Mrs. Mathews's appearance, before a .Parisian anilience„and
he was to have perforined- for ACClsre's bemitit, but -be
found that as alert ,of his debts'ii-as'bri bilis of exchange, •
he .teal ixt „even more danger in Paris -than in,
therefore he. resolved .to 'return and take • all Consegoen'ees,
especially ais imputations had been thrown, out against. hhn
in his- aliserice; which..b.e.:,was-Aiesirous of meeting; atri
wiping gut.. , He wentto Frat, ce. by the advice of Mr Davis
a proles on`at` dtleman,`to, whom. he bad been• introduced-
by' ' ,•• •
Sir.C,-.F. ',1,r,t1..LrA2413 said the, adviceundr ,the circum-
' stances, ivas not bad,' but the dillialtv now Tay in the result,
the- expenditure' of - 714 Cairt irOtibi not Over-
, looksextrkragance3ander. any circumstances,,:)
Mathews • explaine4 tha,the paid 106/. of the 400/.,
`before he left; 'and 'brOnglit' hack He -,14.4.11:115Jected to a
heavy expenstiaile abroad, but spent.nothing
Joneerrrgatt xou...not -pasted.,with those. jciyebi Iyhich
• belonged to Storr agd 'Mei:tinter
• Mr. Math ad:*''' Mr., Whi st ler held' itim -
advanced. I Anna--egret that Itehould bavAlion*WrOnctin
this matter, but I really considered toLlieinmy aosg,
lute possession' while the monthly payinient 'at* ide2lb6,6e'
-ieWalsolts I-statet3Att thela6 nieehtig, relidseddayfronoitan