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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY, AnaL 7.

The court this morning resumed the trial of special
jury cases.
HERNAMAN AND °TREES V. PENNETT.--The plaintiffs
in this case were the official assignees of Henry Hunt, a
bankrupt. The claim was made on account of the right
and interest possessed by Hunt in the machinery of three
mills at Glossop, near Stockport, a lease of a mill, money
lent, and a farm and outbuilding, over which the defendant
had been manager, and, for a short time previous to and
after Hunt's bankruptcy, had retained possession. The
amount sought to be. recovered was about £l,OOO. In
1848, Hunt, at the suggestion of the defendant, who is his
brother-in-law, invested capital in leasing the machinery
of the Higher Turnlee Mill, the Lower Turnlee Mill, the
Kershaw Mill, and renting the Chunal Mill. The machinery
was valued at £5,000, for which 10 per cent. per alinwai
was to be paid, 5 per cent. going towards a sinking fund
to buy off the machinery, and 5 percent. to pay the interest
of money. After the case had been gone into at coasider-
able length, his lordship suggested that it was tne of the
fittest cases for compromise, as, one way or a'iother, the
defendant must be largely responsible, It was agreed to
refer tlie case to arbitration,

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1854.

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HARRISON AND ANOTHER v. HORSEALL -o) A 9
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;nys.
zuen.-Mr. Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Burnie for the In lif.
the Attorney-General for the County Palatine ir, of ri
Forsyth for the defendants. From the stateraell.iitis ofe
counsel and witnesses, it appeared that the Plain 0; oDi ,
Messrs. Harrison and Co., merchants, of this tof
etpoe. ,
the defendants Messrs. Horsfall and Sons, of I°olo I
Both were engaged in the African trade, and in the .41,
of December, 1852, Messrs. Harrison sent out son t.
called the Lady Worsley, to the coast of Africa.
adeta i
13th January, the vessel arrived in Bonny
,River,.„ dell f
cast on shore. She was deserted by her captain pi" t
and her cargo would have been entirely plundered, he tit
. welie u
not been for the timely interference of Captain ',..i,,e1v
agent of the plaintiffs on that coast, who also oill'-aefer
assistance of Captain Thompson, the agent of the
dants. They succeeded, by means of an armed le ''0...21
driving off the marauders, and they also got, then{ bet
into deep water, and saved a considerable 'Yob° isfsate
cargo. Captain Thompson, who had given the ass. the
of boats and men, was entitled to salvage, and with
consent of Captain Wylie, he had a lien upon theemet
and cargo. Captain Wylie, however, made an arralle:vtioe
with Captain Thompson to sell the cargo by public I,:,„ib!,
giving Captain Thompson bills for the amount' eaueifol
the sales, which bills were drawn in favour of bil3lsbat the
Thompson. For the plaintiffs it was contended tOO
goods were improperly sold by Captain Wylie, Wifno,g, for
to have bartered them according to his instruetrefoe
the benefit of Messrs. Harrison. The action was trio Ott
brought to recover such a sum as the cargo wool la sc
realised if bartered for palm oil, instead of beillgrs°ollir
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auction at a sacrifice of one half its value. His -"`" iise?
left the whole matter with the jury ; there were tice,.., 01
tious for them to decide; first, whether WYlienTa,' e,
best he could under the circumstances; and see-aghr
he, by what was done, intend to do the best, the itbool
did commit an error of judgment. The jurb ,vin CO
more than a moment's consultation, returned ill,`Jetiol
with a verdict to the effect that Wylie had bond _l' ,19
the best he could for the benefit of all parties coao'or!!
Mr. Knowles: He sold the goods, not being a s3l,ertli,
Mr. Hill : The jury did not say that ; you knew ar
the bill in which Thompson and Wylie describe theal-jaer
as joint salvors.-His Lordship said, perhaps tileasot'
would consider that, whether he sold the goods as 31 e 0'
-The jury at once unanimously declared that ,1,10 to
posed of them, not as a salvor.-Leave was then g. 14, ofiS
move in a higher court. Wylie being the agent
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npflaiiffiniatiems,phlniysedrau.ty
EwThasotmoppsroont,ecint ihnisateat ofaa sell
liOti
menced proceedings in the Admiralty Court for nsl
very of the salvage. Wylie has not joined with ilill/'
SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 0 4
RAWSTRON v. TAYLOR.-All action for clano.g rel'
I 'r ,
sioned by the diversion of a watercourse. Be '
arbitration, on the proposition of Mr. Hill. .110 i
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HA.RRISON AND ANOTHETE v. Wyere.-The red
this action and in the cross-action, Wylie v. 11°r!,.,e 01:
another, was withdrawn, the facts of the case he',,,t'a 0"
lar to those in the case of Harrison v. Horsfall 3." 1
ther, decided on the previous day. A 0).
PATENT CASE: HALLAM v. BAILEY AND ...s._„°lf, %!
Mr. Ephraim Hallam, of Stockport, cotton-sPilfoll
the plaintiff, and Messrs. Bailey and Wood, COl"',,- forl
ners, were the defendants; and the action lintel,
alleged infringement of a patent for the manula,,,etr'
thread from waste cotton, for the- purpose of tcatth!;
carpet-manufacture. The defendants' pleaded t
aftll:j
plaintiff was not the first inventor of the process;
was not a new manufacture ; and that he had not e
prosper specifications. Verdict for the-plaintiff; attir
Is:, with 40s. costs, he merely wishing to estabil,'
right to the patent.
ACTION FOR A MALICIOUS PROSECUTI°S;iOi
THOMAS v. HUGHES.-In this action'• the 1:".11-,
114
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alleged that the defendant maliciously,- and
reasonable cause, charged the plaintiff; bele Oil,
Majesty's justices of the peace, with having,„ o,g
pretences, obtained a sum of money fret(' 1.11,11,50_,1
in a- second count, that lie had charged him wit`l„• kr,,,,,
obtained certain goods, whereby the plaintiti!lli;,,eoro
in-his- business. The plaintiff claimed EL( tie :14
Thedefendant pleaded not guilty, upon which if',,o;
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joined. Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, Sir George Steel 'l4,l'' aYe
Mr. Jones, for the plaintiff; Mr. James, q•°„•,,-,te4"
Aspinall, for the defendant.-Mr. Sergeant Irl'iboa97_
sthting the case, said the plaintiff, James Walter f apae
was a wine merchant in Liverpool, and the- 414.eh:11
Mr: Edwin Hughes, was formerly proprietor et. 'he to
moth. equestrian circus, by which- avocatiiri, colene
realised a considerable sum of money. He.ttei4colle'-as'
Liverpool and commenced business as a hus.:,,; hett"
in which capacity he opened an office in )"-t-acaill'ic
streetl, which he styled, "The Mammoth Dls.e;‘, Petit
Bank. Establishment." The Mammoth Diacountiiii; dial;
Establishment !-(A laugh.) Unfortunately forlea to seet
(I‘l,-....Theinas), somewhere about 1850, he wasliisenieli;
aiHde.fhroadmaestleisragetnrtalnezaentinonfatwihethmhaimmm;oatnh&eisatatlx,e6}ol. eulttl
of January, 1851, he borrowed the sum e, serge'lf,a
would,
• hug tie'
stated, at the outset, the mode in which /be prae
perhaps, betas well if he (the learneu .rrees
carried on in this mammoth establishment- dealer, to
was this i-If a manufacturer, or merchallt,-,°,;(1 ol_AePt ea
any other man was pressed for ready col', `„aeaors-,. tee
this establishment for a loan, money 'itY '°' alit
was-
these terms-namely, he deposited, as ,eee the anieso
money, goods one-third more in value Out 0. ll' ,
of the loan, while, at the same time, tine t not leas.ro
given. for the sum borrowed, and last, "lithe inoueYytc
pretty tolerable discount was taken forneeu insi 11111)1
tstheood_ratethisof.fifloorf sdioxitnygpbe ruschelielsts.
they
ylell
...itu; jee 110 PI
accusation arose against his client.
borrowed the £B4, in January, he de7AO:i-ttedhse• wt,llll!ce4
defendant orders upon Messrs. Yearoleys for 'ld °
one qaarter-casks of sherry.- It was the eustote die;
defendant, when the sum borrowed was for two °r: bp,
months,. to have the goods transferred to l'ililttP
when, as -in this case, the loan was fora brief Pelle, der,
praeticevvas not adopted, the orders being inere"'iliv.-e
sited with him as a sort of equitable -secusitY for the.,
sited
payment of the money. On the lOtleof Janualf,;, ee °t4.
the £6l was lent, a previous sum of £6O ha° ousel,
vanced,which, however, had been repaid by ins tad try
He mentioned this now, because, from what ha the
spired before the magistrates, it WIZ evident that
tbe
obit.,;,
fendant's secretary, formerly a journeyman tii_lc)estalPitti
that time, the managing man of the mammoth .5, oil ea
ment, endeavoured, with an evident object, to llatlia ti 1,,,,
two transactions together ; and, instead of Wt., in ~I'ail
wine orders for the twenty-one quarter ea,s'ireatt'ole
nexionewith the general loan, he endeavoured t° ,po;14 et
as security for a general loan. The plaintiff Thrtieriel
£64, and asked for his 1.0. U. and also for the haelYeloot
the twenty-one quarter-casks of wine. It ta. wa'l'e
that Mr. Hughes, the head of the establishmer. secoe
in, and Mr. Cowley said he would take the 1.°L,,,A19 as,
orders to the plaintiff's house.. He did subsetlu-tae 'sae
the 1.0. U. back, but, from some evasive reasla seeAriet
orders were never returned, and the jurYlwleot di'i,e,
sentiy the mischief to which that led. His na" not, if
care• much about the orders, because they ,o'ir, ha° 4
transferred to any one else, and he knew tbal,. of e,.
the money. A few days afterwards he diliP7OetlY,,,7
of these quarter-casks to another person. T 1 , ts' 0
this he had occasion to borrow more money ll for
fondant, actually giving, as security, the. oruet;-,..0as }ut,
remaining thirteen quarter-casks of the twe,l,.'re
.(4e,iteP
viously held by the defendant, the eight w°'," Y'fro.An''
disposed of being deducted from that numb b°•ov"
went on in this way fat some time, the, Plail,lthe kIIPPYO-
- and repaying, until, in December, 185 i 'td, vi:e
insolvent, and petitioned the Court' of t sukrialVt'' g"a
tection. Mr. John Xates, a solicitor• of this
id
de
appeared for the creditors. on that oecasioe,oa tvii Os;
numerous transactions between the plailitiffae sleet°,
fendant, and having, his misgivings when 4, af 0-,ticl.
nature of those transactions, and the amount a retel
which had been given,. insisted won havingtree° ccal,
lar statement laid, before him of all the oils 0' r,
between the plaintiff and the. -kleinlau ~t. ~et W,,, Vf
elicit another important fact. The defell'ojcin`4.7ols
illiterate man ; and on that occasion he 3 Rill a s
1
plaintiff, " These people are ineleting IWO 1c0 1
..t
tsr‘
and creditor statement between yen and ole'ot as-51:iii,,e
make it out tosave my life; therefore you lla
slat" P (At J
and my man, Mr. Cowley, toanake it out." e A'',l
did so ; he took from their own mouths 3,4 Do„10 fit;
the accounts between them, and then iveyleo7-,istallo
drew up a statement, a fair- copy of which ,0 n so!,
took to their premises, and: the defendant all“rreetropt'ir
went through the account,. item by item, 7 ~,,,,,ititi,,
errors, and then presented, it to the Court ° i tue Voy 1; 0
as a true statement of the accounts as betwel tee ) thil'A
and defendant. He drew the attention o.` ones fin
this fact, to show them that the defendat:o orrtio eai
known, literate or illiterate, bad acc°lll/„0 itle°,,,,,Asj,
accountant, that in that account there wasrter',"pro
his having the orders for the thirteen llw'py soli tliej
sherry in his possession, as security for 111,,,,eui,-et Ali
110..• would not weary them with details' u. iras,,,ctie ja
that in the month of September a ,yew"-. trell'i,irtt`is
with the defendant, and all their previn the tor tr,
were gone into, but no mention was made° liedalie jt"le
quarter-casks, The plaintiff *.t, that tinl.?;ed. A:0-011,14
attorney M. Thompson, who. had since „Tree bo,..oeit'a
fendant called upon Mr. Thompson some 'a ee to " a I'd
death, and made an accusation with referelkri. al;"Ifilj
dozens of wine. The plaintiff was sent 2"sot,lsti't;iiis
entered into an explanation which must halenadel'hel.lita
person, as to the accusation, that the plajAutrodaol" j;
the the twenty dozens of wine, which the s.e-e teee-4110f
a guarantee for money advanced, by faise Preiee antells t
facts were these : a very large quantity a wine
g tl.ilf;j
bonded by the plaintiff; and there were tweAk,o lellbolyk,
sherry in bottle. It had remained in b°II- tit -..,11'
the Custom-house authorities gave order' ,th:refe..,,rlel
be immediately removed. On the books be'llie l''..t ''.o
it was found that the wine was entered asraeve
llat tit
of the plaintiff, to whom notice to rte his his,; as It
given. He stated that the wine was ne be t,X of
Customs' authorities repeated that it mustea to 103,4
stood against his name, and he was I'6llleis the c dosed
away. He did so. A few days afterwa: tsventl,o t
Messrs. Middleton and Co. found that th?sl,oo,ut of rt,
of wine had been transfbrred to the ttel:Aiatei 04'.. il
action, and word to that effect was illula"-a0a, aftere'Yta
the plaintiff, who immediately went down,_nisoke, Lia,,,,,,
ing that he thought there had been some
41,110,,,1il bea rto
,velf
check for the wine, which he requesteo IZ,_ veil, bileitio
the proper party. A full explanation '"
esPreiselNlrhefloa
defendant, who, along with his attorlle,Yl,,a, ACno,
satisfied, and for the time the matter,uffYelt;aiWlLr P;ocl
wplhainomtiffhfeailprace, hde rtheteurndeedfenadalinstt oasf Zcilr,edasitsoecruir.eeary;
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stating, at the same time, that the debthat for cholas tile
he (the learned sergeant) would show imutirs after left
ling of the defendant's money in the
~P shortlY,„aciete
had security for double the amoii!,,,,, had a, 1,, el i
ipnuaoyillud.uneritjj::
itilllsie.
alt_esrlittse;
et.iy
.a
teiel v
rell
codp:
declaration of insolvency, the Illatinuilt all all?i, rec,Jtee
him, and, like an honest man, he palr owre, iviiti, of ei
ing the demands of his unsecured etu
this cation'eouitlitiolliftl
20s. in the pound. It seemed thatreasnie %win.; Ile -4
mammoth establishment was
anrir,iiitiffot )10
for inter ore til, woes
not. Some time after this he wan peel that he also should come uisv
defendant_rniTions, unt °I per'its,
*unsecured creditor, and that he
an to ,
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_to
Thhimemanasensaoirmd enormous
would amountno4l'
Slarger -- ° tr., 01-„fe
him, threatening him with a ,ll ;p
been agreed upon. Theas
ytehr3e, deo.n y tb0,,0,
r 7,
Coley
~ ti,o _ ov-
tmheaann slit; ii doll Pate bees
Sion : he said, " lam afraid, if, Y?,,at 1 Nava
that my master will suppost ‘"
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THURSDAY, APRIL 6.-Wind W., light.
as lat Las ,11 than to , .
him, and I fear he may tell me to a third transfer of two of the 21 quarter-casks to Mr. Scott. Mr, Williams, the plaintirs solicitor, and the Mayor of ' sporting world. For a three- ear-old filly to brine. off - NORTHERN HOSPITAL, APRIL S.-ADMITTED: Prices. The apprehension entertained last week, owing
;fat lla, er, airerative and important employment." He, how- Cr°,"-examined : I can tell from the book to which lam Carnarvon, was examined. He said he knew the Menai two auc leaps a the weights, name y, 6s.t. •. an _ • ; m .. ,
Margaret (s.), Havre-Superb, Callao-alinho (new screw
h hand' t 'y l -
.11C d Accidents, 63 edical and surgical cases, 15; total, 78. Partly to the knowledge that we were at last actually at A naIVED.-Barbara, from Bren- en-Georgiana, savannah
s alf 'led, taolloat move the laintiff. Before Mr. Thompson referring- that on the 14th of January the Plaintiff Pur- Straits very well. He also knew a great deal about the 6st., in one day, and at this time of the year, is unparal- DISCr RGED : Cured, 20; relieved at own request, 5; war, has to a considerable extent, worn off, whilst the -
ste„,amea-_,Balbec ts. s.), Cardiff.
AILLD. Arabian (s. s.), Miller, for C.onstantinople--
;,01, so,lioille
csia,u_e_fesensdant compplained that the plaintiff had
e rmness in t e Liveipoo cotton mar e ms in uce
chased 32 quarter casks of sherry. On the 15th January, fishermen who dredged for oysters there. They had leled in racing, and sets at nought all calculations based atten. sag
.as •out-pati.ents, 39 ; irregular, 2 ; died, 1 ;
tmhonfiey mark.et ishagain m. orel easy. In tddit
ition
.todthisd, a
remaining in the hospital 110. s J. C. Callum:l, Short, alobile-Andre..v Foater, Holberton,
fa 4 rry b,auss ion of the twenty-one quarter-casks of No. 1.04 cask, one of the 21, seems to have been sold to J. dredged there without being interfered with ever since he upon performances or relative ages. It is not our pro- . ,
_ buyers to avail themselves of the present depression 01 and New World, Knight, New York-Phaeton, Spooner,
R. Gibson; another number (271) was sold to Mr. Law- - (witness) was born. All along the channel, from one end since to compare the weights of horses which ran in the
prices, to make such purchases as would not admit of a Boston-Argo, Guerritz, Guatemala.
00 l'ilea h•• 'rand, and dis osed of them. He ex lained that
al, I.oas e had r • son. Tbese wines were in the name of Mr. Thomas, before of the straits to the other, had always been supposed to above-mentioned races ; but the amount ef weight given
ea a o bat r . epaid thPe £6l, Mr. Cowley rePturned the
protracted delay. For this last reason probably, as much
by Virago to horses of her year, and whose pretensions THE LONDON GAZETTE.
being transferred. On the 14th of December, 1850, there belong to the public.
Rhone (a. 8.), he_tre at Trieste, sth April. . .
0 the ti: loa etained the wine-orders ; but, knowing that
as any other, there has been experienced some renewal.of
pherdeL; rvveailautpowsaarilsfor London,
a not been t
i sal a qua_ ransferred, he had disposed of eight of was a quarter-cask (332) delivered; and another quarter- a The case for the plaintiff having closed, have been highly estimated, as has been indicated by the • the demand for yarns, both for India and the continental lAlDelen Waliacjej:,';lla3jlor, r
ac.re,,,aet Poird. Phillip,dinoBrBl,l7ss6oo.
,ssia :Qat% aa'r•casks of wine, and the defendant must have cask (333) was delivered on the 10th of January, 1852. Mr. WATSON, Q.C., rested the case for the defence on a betting, must prove to a great extent that it is of the
grea es imp _ _ a an mappers s. ou avoi gtving
t t • ortanee th t h X h Id 'cl ' • TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1854. markets ; and prices are not so irregular as they were.
BANKRUPTS. - William Lloyd, York-street, West- The demand for yarn for home manufacture is very ignotg
Laid az ale", because he subsequently deposited the orders Those were purchased from Messrs. Yearsley, in November, point of law. He contended that, under an act of parlia- oiedataoirntt,e
Rn.yal
sThe
jammed soon after Intake,. the pcirr and sank. The
by, til lessey re, Maining thirteen as aasutionas security tar taao. Two other casks (330 and 331) were purchased, ment from which he quoted, the defendants had considered dark three-yeaa-elds extremely low weights ; and, we are minster, and Great Russell-street, Covent-garden, lieensed sluggish ; naanufacturers, with the present depressed con- diving apparatus will he emplotc'ed to recos:er the gold.
gale ',./._°l'ich he also afterwards repaid, and then disposed and delivered to Mr. Thomas, on the 30th of November, that the right of the oyster beds belonged exclusively to decidedly of opinion, that had not Virago been heap(' for victualler. - Frederick Helve'', New Brompton; Kent, dition of the goods market before them, being greatly - _ -
eiV alYttl' t8"le; Finding that they could not succeed by 1850. Referring to the book, the witness said, that several themselves under their lease with the Bishop of Bangor, such large sums of money for the Chester Cup, prior to
th. e publdc.ationaof the weights, she woald havebeen han- wood-carver.-John Solomon Circus, Minories, ship- disposed to reduce their production. There has been some
e'o ilssrettaoaaa:,bi inthnidation, the Plaintiff again went to the more quarter-casks of sherry, per Albert Gallatin, were and that they were, consequently, protected by such act of
&capped in such a manner for the spring handicaps, that owner.-Joseph Stanbridge "tigers Clarke, Westbourae- little inquiry for India goods, but at very low rates ; and, FRIDAY, Atka. 7.-Wind N.W., light.
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p...4° w Satise °face, and left under the impression that he sold to Mr. Thomas, by Messrs. Yearsley. Four casks, parliament in the proceedings they had taken against the erove Bayswater hav-dealer -Steehen Meredith, Bw- with this exception the market remains very inert ARRIVED.-Ottawa (S. S.), from Portland-Norval; Paraiba
ex Nymph, were delivered by Messrs. Yearsley ; oue on plaintiff. nothing but accident could have prevented her from plac- a,- aaraa,„ - d 'at h ' - r • k - , , ' . . • ' -El hinstone Hond -Clara. Brookman Hi • N
!ng them all to the credit Side of her owner A great deal • ---5- `-`-' raper.-a oa Lee, Bmgley, inn eeper. although pioaucers are, in many instances, anxious sellers, - P • bras • ' ggths, ew
let a eaa, ed nim. Two months afterwards, however, he
uneans - Julius Caesar Maranham - Kingston Murra
of *.ete Zaineened before the 'strates and these charges the Ist, and the other three on the 10th of January, 1851. A long legal argument here took place between the
has been said, ead.a great deal of fault fonnd, with the George Haslam, Higham, near Alfreton, Derbyshire, and would accept still lower prices. The home demand Savannah. ' ' Y'
the tAttirt.7lerred ; but the e before 'the bench was so There were 14 other casks, ex Nymph, purchased by Mr. learned counsel, as to the bearina on the case which the currier. • continues exceedingly dull. ..sti.S:triAi,tela,lß:Li_oB.lnlteia....e=ts_:Svast
aaitriarlrositifhit.tfiliret,:or:u;:tsoAher,ilykTu,ermyaNle„ewa are,hicliGeed:Jieaaaxnt:easizr i taeei,tanr‘se),Tol.lni.caki.i
onottinr:.
lstliiierlea,n,ChaMsae:taN:nvdy.o(l).kil_essito.
0,,,,,1 tliaboalls,, though he was further charged with obtaining Thomas ; they were delivered to Mr. Thomas on the 14th act referred to by Mr. Watson 'had. Mr. Watson con- heavy impost infliated by Mr. Topham upon her for the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Jones and T. Pughe,- ROCHDALE.-There is no disposition on the part of
CPl:at:ales:
AHveLram:cnhnia,n laiLeiolgveert,t lyalasrimnor,et-i Novrfol_k, , Callender,
iTal ttlhotea! caalse pretences, that it was obliged to be aban- and 21st of November. Eight other casks, ex Nymph, tended that, as the proceedings of the defendant were
tCliet rt Cup, he being considered by many to have gone Liverpool, joiners.-Burge and Perrin, Manchester, book- merchants to purchase at any price. The wool market
-lat(i:teu.
asa , e plaimaa: he Proved these facts •if he proved, also that were also purchased by him, and delivered in November. bond fide on the act of parliament, there was no malice th oo far, Inasmuch as the extinguisher was looked sellers.-G. Elliot and Co., Manchester, commission mer-
Slil Pac3, -`9l Was a tract • 't
eoman jus recovaring rom inso
• a '• i_ On the 12th of December, he purchased four more caiks ; towards the plaintiff, and, therefore, there was no case upon as being effectually put upon her, by handicapping
rather in favour of the buyer.
1 ha ' and obt • • two were delivered on the 10th of May, 1851, and another for the jury. her altogether out of the race with 6st. 61b. ; and we con- •
chants -J. Gladstone, jun., and Co., Liverpool, iron-
founders. - Schofield and Greenwood, Coptrod, near has been much the same as the piece-market, and priitctelae
rlai eiri'b rißs,"(3l°Zhi 'd
B°udses'a7a--
0 a toyed, anung good credit, when his prospects were
fess, that although we are of opinion that handicappers HUDDERSFIELD.-Business remains quiet, and 1 o i 1, N.S. New Hamp-
at e esa, and his respectability for a time jeopardised by on the 26th of July. The JUDGE differed with the learned counsel, and said Rochdale cotton waste-s inners.-Salthouse and 3.l`Ghie,
at !Item ',act of the dfd t h had d btt had he By the JUDGE : None of the casks of wine ex Albert that he should leave the malicious intent to the jury. ought to a great extent to be influenc,ed by the betting in Ashton-under-Lyne drasfers.-Trou h G• d d d
g ton, nn ro ,an more appears to be doing than the delivery of goods to Ellen Bates Fll
, . wood, Bombay-Voador de Vongo, Branco,
l'fa te.aaed to his 0
...e en an ,w o one eer d t
Gallatin, were ever in the name of Mr. Hughes, the Mr. WATSON then addressed the jury for the defendant handicapping dark horses, and were quite prepared to see a Co Liverpool. - ' - revious orders. The purchases made have been on a Oporto-Radiant Mason
p ,
, Jamaica-Isabella Pettendnck Rio
anetta f „ riarrial profession of riding over saw us ,
steadier put upon Virago for the Chester Cup we did think ia - 1 small scale and evidently for the purpose of keeping up Grande-Fchunga, Gray, Malta-Juan C Gh '' -
defendant None of them had b t f ed t 1 • t on the me Is of the case • and having called several wit-
een rans err o um a la . ,
, . rAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS.-J. R. Gibson, Watersoo, , , eve, i ranar
int :ale tr,a(d)e tne more dangerous feat of riding over resaects •
Mr; To ham had used rather too heavy a hand in that assortments of stock. Moor of Venice, Fuller. Const '
antinople - Break o'-day,
afe Nes s_snlen ;if he showed that he had areferred these any time. Four of the casks, ex Nymph, were transferred nesses, the case was adjourned at about a quarter to eight P near Liverpool, innkeeper - first div. of ls Cal, any Wed- Moore. Boston-Afric O'N '
la ',;,he asa gratify a vindictive feeling against the plaintiff; to Mr. Hughes. The rest were in Mr. Thomas's name. o'clock to this morning at nine. case. But by whatever motive Mr. Topham was influ- ne M T 'L' W 1 1 k b • d 'n cloths aud other goods
sday, at r. urner s, werpool.-J. S. Leake, see oc -, LEEDS.- The usiness one i Quebec-Carnalan a, . eill, Melbourne-Adeline, Steele,.
, Bate, Cadiz
mad, or from whatever source he derived his ideas, which n average amount, '
slt hant-second div. of lad, any Monday, at Mr. suitable for the season has been about a
0 cal artrred these facts from the months of witnesses, he By a JUROR*: They were never out of Mr. Thomas's a _,_._ _
enabled him to form such a true estimation of the mare's air -mere.
B d's Liverpool.-Breed and Eccleston, Liverpool, mer- and little has been done by the commission houses this Earitiifisrh (Zikehence rt New York, March 23.
le? , kr. ar a Moment doubt what would be the result. name.
COURT AND FASHION. capabilities, her performances at Epsom on Thursday fully ' hence, and Plicebe (s. s.). Brennan,.
chants-fourth div. of 1-32 d, any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, week ; prices of heavy winter goeds are a shade lewer,
from Terbizonedn (an•rla.)l, •
lte, INing 4.,.°Llas, the plaintiff, was then called, and was pro- Joseph Frederick Blackshaw said he was managing .
ale justified him in giving her the weight he did; and he may (a c eared for Previsa), both at Constanti--
di° ;.e deo ' describe the nature of his transactions with clerk for 3fr. Caton Thompson at the time he was solicitor Liverpool. -3f. Sibson, Wrexham, cattle-dealer -div. of but there is no alteration in seasonable goods. Business
nople.
tala for the plaintiff. He deposed to the defendant and his THE QUEEN visited the Duchess of Gloucester o
n Satur- now congratulate himself in not having to encounter such k.
9s 2d, on new proofs, on account of first div. of 10s, any has also been dull in the warehouses this wee . Astrologer (s. s.), Folland (and left for Constantinople),
at as ata nt, as stated by the learned sergeant, when,
a "V' " f th • •
wago or e great event to be decided upon the
'osc "4til rterlaast seven o'clock, the Court was adjourned attorney calling upon witness for some documents con- day. Her Royal Highness is slowly recovering.
Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.
BRADFORD.-Wool : The same depression still cons and Taurus (s. s.), Langlands-both hence at Malta. - -
art s'estetala
aaa' Morning, at ten o'clock. nected with plaintiff's business after Mr. Thompson's MouRNINes-Orders have been issued for the Court to Dee • for if h
banks of the , e had, we are inclined to believe DIVIDEND.-April 25 W. Ellis, Liverpool, printer. t' f r eral weeks past, and to effect sales a PORTLAND, MARCH 24.-The Emma Field, Crowell, of
that the effect would be somewhat similar to that of turn- ,
fumes as o aev. . Bath, cleared at New York 2lst Dec., for Liverpool (with
at death. After defendant had been in the office for some .go into mourning from the 9th to the 16th instant, for the CRRTlPronnos.-April 25, J. Pointon, Monks, Coppen- urther reduction in rice has to be made.-Yarn : The 242 bales of cotton 2 o'3 bal.
p 1 1 I rels of flour, 16,231 bushels of
,oi MONDAY, APRIL 10. • time, defendant got much excited, and called the plaintiff Duke of Parina. ing the cat amongst the pigeons, few horses coming to the hall, Cheshire, innkeeper.-April 26, T. Evans, M I
an- 1 shippers are very limited buyers, and at such quotations wheat, 1,530 bushels of Indian corn, 200 barrels of rosin, and
and speculation at an end.
ia a thief and a swindler. Witness said to defendant, " You THE EARL OF ELGIN will return to his government in Post, cheater, ironmonger.
. as do not cover the cost of the top. The home manufac- 200 barrels altd 623 bags of oil cake), and has not since been
la
ii e 1., (BEFORE Mr. BARON PLITT.) have your professional adviser with you, and why do you Canada on Saturday, the 6th of May, He will be accom-
nt month beard of.
' turers are making their contracts for the prese .
se °--.A.S D rr
30 II `th o', • aUlaitEs.-The Court opened this morning come bullying here ?" paniad by the Prime Minister of Canada, the Hon. Francis BIRTHS, 111ARRIAG_ES and D.EATIES.
, FRIDA.Y, APRIL 7, 1854.
' on more favourable terms than last. . This is very reluc-
ilp• t!! NlenoCli, and proceeded to hear 'evidence in this case, - Stock, clerk to the plaintiff, said he remembered the Hincks. • BANKRUPTS.-Edmund Whittenbury Robinson, Liver- I, tautly conceded by the spinners, and many are curtailing SATURDAY, APRIL S.-Wind N.N.W., moderate.
;4111,1'111g of which had been made by Sergeant defendant comina to plaintirsoffice, and calling the latter LIEUT.-GENERAL MERCER died recently at Naples.
BIRTHS. pool, cotton broker, April 20, 3lay 11, at 11 o'clock, at . their supplies, and short-time working is on the increase. ARRIVED.-Julia y Pepita, Garay, from Santander-Bella
alt. , on s
e t,, er .„, aturday. The -first witness was James ad— thief arid a swindler. He said he would have a His death leaves another regiment vacant.
0 Vie ja-"Konas, the plaintiff, who was examined warrant for his apprehensica. ADMIRIL WEmYSS, M.P. for Fifeshire, died on Mon- On the 26th ult, at Whetstone, near Leicester, the the Liverpoo Dist ct Co o p
1 •ri urt f Bankru tcy : solicitors, Pieces : The inquiry for goods is not increased, and many Donna, Alexandria-Lulan, Patterson, New York-Theraa,
Requejada7R. A. Parke, Charleston-Hibercia,
I aQ had tias, and stated that he was a wine merchant and Mr. Garnett, magistrates' clerk, was next re-called, day, last week, at his seat of Wemyss Castle. He was Velma Lowndes Robinson and Bateson Liverpool • manufacturers are further eartaaling their production until De Jo re,
wife of Thomas Hammond, labourer, of a son and two -- - . • , . . , a . , - ht y ers, S myrtle- David Legg,lll`Cann, Messina-Maria Ignez,
daughters. official assignee, Mr. Bird, laverpool.-Archi
bald Vickers, a more remunerative price can be obtained.
, ktlaterrlealings with the defendant, who was a bill- and examined by Mr. James, as to what took place when Lord-Lientenant of his county, which office is now vacant. Lisbon-Catherine. Williams, Figueira. .
On the 3rd inst., Mrs. R. H. Gould, of a son. Disley, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, April 24, May 22, at NOTTINGHAM.-Little business doing in either the SAILED.-Christian,Stephen,for Leghorn-Fernando Louis,
,' a. reat ts and witness had borrowed money of him at the plaintiff was before the magistrates. In proof of the Tun FuNERIL of the late Duke of Portland took lace On the 3rd inst., in Upper Park-street, the wife of 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bank- home or foreign market, the depression in the former pro- Ntecntru ha, Christiansand-Winchester, Moore, Boston-
(7ts, 4...nnes- Witness was unable to meet his engage- 'nature of the charge -preferred ag,ainst the plaintiff, the on Tnesday. The funeral arrangements were (agreePably
aka. ial had te make application to the Bankruptcy witness read his notes •of the evidence taken before the to the will of the deceased) on the most limited scale Capt. Chas. LFisk, af the ship south Carolina, of a son. ruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Blair, 3lanchestea; official assignee, b.ably caused by a partial withch.awing of bankers' circula- stalynr atSimmia%X.?anie:r-o•iVirdectitialittiaFul:er, and Eqinii Mear,
keall: had received a letter from Mr. J. Yates, magistrate. •Th• t' •td• 1 f h dth '
a e cur ege corms e simp yo a earse an ree very son.
On the 4th mst., at Runcorn, Mrs. Edwin Shaw, of a Mr. Fraser, Manahester.-Thomas Flintoff, Newcastle- I non; the latter likely to be attributable to the present nar, s
, York-Harriot, Motti, Barcelona. - sta (s.), Lot , New
k I gon him •
set with th to give explanatfons of his transac. Mr. Rymer, the plaintiff's soliciter, in the present ac- ordMary mourning coaches. upon-Tyne, comimssion-agent.-Thomas Nicolls Vosper, las merchants do not like speculating to any extent under
On the 4th inst., at Todmorden, the wife of Mr. Wm_ Launceston, draper. - charies Hatton, Holborn-bars, existino circumstances. The above remarks are applicable Arabia (s ) Judk f
, ki, eaii_, 0 e defendant. Subsequently to this the defena tion, said that the plaintiff's expenses before the magia- sa
•ins, rom Boston at this port sailed th
.DANQUET TO THE EARL OF ELGIN.--ran Thursday, Holden, of it von still-born. operative chymist.- George Battock Brighton, apothecary. to both'the hosiery and lace trade. The price of yarn has nit„ si,d :.
thdifax, 30th : has .8196, ' • - ' "
' Olt a;`l 11 'witness to -produce a list of the securities . trates, including counsel's fees, were e 45.
048 in specie. On the 30th
't
• 3fild ed t t th -1 f3l T -John Ti le Norwich tailor -Michael Ballard Lee '
a splendid banquet was given at the London Tavern to the On the 6th ins ~ in rel ree , e via eor. . . PP , a , , • . , still a downward tendency. . ult., at 9 ann , passed the Capada (s.), hence and Halifax for
L'l,l,t, yr, advances, and -Witness did so Shortly aft'er 1 Other witnesses havin„a been examined the plaintiff's •
:Governor:General of Canada, OVer which Lord John Sherlock, of u son. Brighton, jewellen-George Jarrett, Wickham, Welford, Boston.
LEICESTER.-This week presents nothing that indi-
''lt i'lless ca • ' 1. Ift b 'h' ledbo t - rt tth '1 'k
h
taa er, as., Me ir!to.. possassion of a egacy, ey is case cosa u a qua er 0.. ree ococ, w en Russell presided. It was attended 'by upwards of 300 •On the 7-th inst., at Upper Stanhope-street, the wife of Berkshire, builder.-Daniel Frederick Ford, Grosvenor- cates any im rovement in business. Employment for the titrica OW, hence, at New York, 28th ult.
anettraa'u Out of it ne paid 10s. in the pound to •his Mr. James addressed the jury on behalf of the gentlemen ; amongst whom were the Earl of Elgin, the William Fraser, M.D., of a son. place, Commercial-road Fast, draper.-James Gummery, Coliaomrnlo)ils.lii),..
ec urrenii in g, I:el'ice: r Leghorn.
framework-knitters is more scarce, and manufacturers
'a -aa creda .• -- • • - - - dfda t II - hl, h h ' 11* 1.
ea eats, soars. At the time wanes,' petitioned leen n . e sai te c arge against is c lent Duke of Newcastle, his ExaellencY Mr. nuchanan, the On the 17th inst., at Richmond-hank, chaster, the wife Kidderminster, druggist. - William Michael Peniston, generally appear only to be working to order, and only Oberon, dols :
sy-vorrshly-,'lcieen'c'e 'ltrlSTeXindl d
iaali a '`-, he was due the defendant £2n, for was, that- without sufficient and proper cause he •
Marquis of Abercorn, Earl Grey, the Earl of Harrowby, of George Churton, Esq., of twin daughters. Yetminster, Dorsetshire, railway-contractor. - Samuel
h • t 'al f ' d. t - t W t d Columbian, Burk, hence, at' Norfolk, V. an
•
"' lla ehad s ' •
C,I, kt„,._, eeurities. On witness paying the sum to hed maliciou4s, 'charged the plaintiff with having ob- the Earl of Ellesmere, Earl lanr•ham, Lord Dufferin, - Sharp and William Leaf Middleton, Leeds, printers. pure asing ma en sor imme ia eaan s. ors e
spinners continue on short time, complaining of the un- Thorwaldsen Birnie from Calcutta, at London.
Isitgovs, a‘-:r..e!l creditors, the defendant, through his ,clerk tamed goods from him under false pretences, Now, Earl Desart, Lord Monteagle, Lord Glenelg, Sir W. MARRIED. DIVIDEND.-April 28, R. Cleasby, Eccles, Lancashire s• • thih th e elling There is
, remuneraave price aw c ey ar s . F kf ' 'l'
s sal ed
ran ort (s. .), from Gibraltar for Genoa, 28th ult._
John Spencer, cleared at San Francisco for Callao, 24th Feb.
lON ael;.Ph-ed for -payment of interest. This demand he confidently !said that the plaintiff had not made out the Molesworth, Bart. M.P., Lord Ashburton Sir J. Packin - ' 0 builder. not any change in price. Cotchis, Hubbard, from Boston for London, at Halifax, in
Ilililles,, Lused to 'comply with, but said, if succesaful in I case which kehad put upon the record. He (the leanied ton, M.P , Mr. NV. E. Gladstone, M.P., Mr- R. Ellice On , the a6th November, at Mount Portland. by the
CERTIFICATES.- April 23, J. Bennett, Manchester, _ distress.
, , tia'Anes t`e would pay it. After this, and befare Mr. I counsel) did net say that the plaintiff WM -actually ghllty M.P., Mr: S. Herbert, M.P., Mr. T. Hincks, Sir G. Grey: Rea. A, C. Thomson, chaplain of Evendale, Alfred Harris,
, cc es, an-
li ed • tuall r.-A ril 28, R. Cleasb E 1 L
cens vic e p . y , Easet, Munro ; Golconda, Kerr; Euxine, Watson ; and
't' Ils d •
, kt a atto eath, Callow, along with Mr. Pritt, defen- 'of receiving these goods under false pretences, but That M.P.,. Lord Stanley, M.P.„ the Chief Justice of Lower -2
Esq of London, to Amelia, youngest danghter •of Edward
hire builder -May 1 J. Whitney Birkenhead currier. CATTLE. James Nesmith, hence, at New Orleans. -
anattlat a, taea, met witness at Mr. Thompson's office. had nothing to do with the present action. All that it Canada, Sir H. L. Buliver,Sir J. Youna, Betaa .„ Tobin, Esq.; R.N., Mount Portland, Van Dieman's Land. ess,-, ' ' ,-, ' T ur, c,r ' n A 1 Lady Milton., Atcheson, and Lady Westmoreland, Semple,
x-ARTNERSHIPS idISSOLVED.-..e., trY . 0., r 4. 0., r., anu LIVERPOOL, APRIL 10.-We have had a very large
a-a_ ---1-., On the and inst , -at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. S. nce, at Mobile.
ttaaatea :ale, und 'before Mr Thompson witness was was necessary for him (Mr. James) to do, was to satisfy the S• F B
ir . ond Head, Bart., and Mr. F. Peel, M.P. The J. Royle, J. and 31. R. Travis, and H. Royle, Great Hea- supply of cattle at this day's market which met a very le_ .
3.linton AM3I ' J h J• 1-1* fPI I 1 f M
, . ~ r. o n aug in, o ee , se o s an, a t 1 f F
Tnton, atewar , tence or .astport, at Milford : crew re-
' `e • ' ' " ' • hat tth t. tl h b ht ••
t th
'to ahia „, explain about twenty dozens of vvite, which jury tg e ime se c arge was roug ageism e following gentlemen from Liverpool were present :- t II ht d ' f d J d • ' 1 d lb
on, near s anc es er, a ers :as ar as regar s ames an dull sale, although a reductien of ad to 2 per . was fusing to work.
laintiff there was reasonable causefor makin thethaa e to Emily Jane, eldest dauehter of W. Fenton, of H. M.'s
sat:ate, naanlie..s had obtained without having any right P g g , Huels Hornby • Esq. George Maxwell, Esq.-, Wm. J k - HRold M R T Nll Y d N 11
to alittat, `litness said they had been sent to him through and:he thought that when he had gone through the evi- aE • ia i' m
son, sq., J. ram ey-s oore, Esq., John Laird, Esq., R.
ac - °adorns at this port. - • . yean s . . ravis.- utta , ates, an 1 utta , willingly submitted to. The number of sheep on offer Dalriada, Scott, hence ; Amaranth, Troy, from Rio Janeiro;
Constablee-bridge-mill, near Rawtenstall, Lancashire, was very small, and trade ruled very brisk, as all were and Hannah, Lehan, and Cussiterites, from London, at San
.. 'it -of ata a • , h • - a d l's hld • th ••th t th ht th
a a sea, r. s fiddleton s, w o said the wire belonged ence es ou convince e jny a roug ou e Lamont Esq., W. G. Thompson, Esq., T. E. Moss, Esq. a -ta Re
On the 3rd inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead,
cotton manufacturers.-Higgins and Co. Liverpool, iron- Francisco.
faia.be oa.and the castom-house authorities bad ordered transactions the act of the defendant was bona fide, and
~
H Littledale, Esq and Robert M'Calmont, Esq. , y e v. Henry G. Vernon, Mr. Samuel Asten to Miss . .- , . , _ early cleared off at fully tol. per lb. advance. Good beef ”
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 6.-The Lauriston, from Liverpool for
les;44„ tremcstwed. Witness offered to pay for it, but de- that, in making the charge against -the alaintiff, he be- • , Eliza Jones. nouse ouuners.--a. Seddon and C. Jackson, Kerstey, worth Old to sast elb • tton 71d to Bad
pr. , mu , 4 4 • Ancona, burnt in the New Harbour, has been lifted, and the
ila„.hea a.'ased, saying he would have the value which it lievedathe statement of the plaintiff himself, and that on - - . - - - ; On the 4th inst., at Edinburgh, by the Rev. W. Hanna, Lancashire, provision dealers.-E. Harrison and R. Shakes
SALFORD, APRIL 5.-Best heifers, 6d to 6ad ; second hull sold for £I9G•
lansa "crth, and not what it cost. Ahotit a fortnight that Statement he thought he was justified in the course SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. : LL.D., the Rev. Robert Lundie, A.M., minister of the shaft, Blackburn, tallowchandlers.
, ditto, sad ao 6d ; cows 4.1 d to sad. Sheep in the wool : Bossron, MARCH 29.-The Vanguard, Norton, from New-
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. -J. G. Harrison, Liverpool,
q ti,,.. at Mr. Pritt's office, when he was questioned he pursued in bringing the plaintiff before the magistrates. Scotch Presbyterian Cluirch, Conway-street, Birkenhead, Best wedders, 7-4-d to 8'el; heavy weights, 7d to 7 id. Sheep York for Liverpool, in proceeding down the bay, 25th instant,
....----44,----. • to Elizabeth Hall, daughter of Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P. dealer in locks-first div. of ls. 2d., any Monday, at Mr.
a t,sesoLatY-one qnarter-casks of sherry, Mr. Pritt, on Tbe learned counsel then proceeded to analyze the evi- clipped : Wedders 64c1 to 7d • ewes 54d to 6_ .Icl Calves WaB compelled to anchor in consequence of the mutinous-
(.‘4%, -"ahat'll, said the order was in the defendant's pos- deuce, which had been adduced, insupport ofthe plaintiff's BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. ' On the sth inst., at St. Helens Parish Church, by the Bird's, Liverpool.-W. Holme, Manchester, manufacturer e, ,
first div. of ss. 40., any Tuesday, at Mr. Hernaman's, oa to 64d. Cows' 1 700; sheep 4 600 A dull market '.
state of part of tae crew, one of whom attempted to stab the
, mate, and was instautla shot by the latter and seriously
many left unsold.' ' -'
' ' ' .
itaillitadc:•that the wine must behis. Witness said the case,.and concluded by callingeupon thaauraeto giye a ver.: There waS not mOre than a dozen members Present, and , Rev. W. l!ollock, A.M., incnmhent of St. Mark's, in . 1
• th's -
M he ter
anc s . wounded. The Queen Victoria, from New Orleans for Am-
not much business done. Virago would have been backed town, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Carr, William Walter, -
la, ta ~.._en cancelled, and the order oug•ltt to have been dietan favour of his client.
BANKRUPTCIES AN,ruLLED -Josiah Bradwell Man- DUBLIN, APRIL 6.-The demand good for beef and eita instant
sterd.am, wenonshore, . , near Key Vaccas, but got
, 10.4,111 o•"., him. Three days after Mr. Thom ' His LORDSHIP then proceeded to 'sum upthe evidence,
pson s at evens for the One Thousand Guineas Stakes ; and ato eldest son of the late William Tayaor, Esq., of Moss Cot-
mu n. ee
h i butche •-*
• ' tto B f 50s to 60s per cwt. • mutton 6a-d to 73d •
c es er, r.-Wilham Shuttleworth, Stratford-upon- off without assistance: is supamsed to be much strained, and
, , a ' may put into Savannah or Charleston for repairs A large
a atefe
latama.. ndant, Callow, and Mr. Piatt came to wit- and in the outset remarked that it v.vas a very-serious case, 1 wasthe hig•hest e .
tier 'against her for the Great Northern tage Preston, to Catherine Mary youngest daughter of
Avon, hcensed victualler. veal, Pd to 9id per lb. sinking offal. Lambs, price 24s vessel, under jurymasts, with rudder apparently. disabled,
, talttra a"," and threatened to take out a warrant, if wit- as affected the plaintiff. In addition to the time of the '1
ill' ' '' • Mrt b k S
Handicap. For the• Chester Cup, 10 to 1 would have been the ate W iam Broradow, Esq,, of e on- an , t.
each. The pig market well attended, and last prices was seen, aeth instant, off -Brenton's Reef, steering for the
. -
. tlt \Caati;i9;'" give hp the wine. That was'the 21 quarter- court having been occupied several hours son Saturday taken about Marc Antony, and 25 to 1 about Muscovite. Helens.
quoted 47s to 48s per cwt., for heavy ; pork sad per lb. vineyard. A large ship, waterlogged and abandoned, was
, O 4 '''ldah 4 was in April or May, 1f353. 'Defendant said With this case, the greater part of -to-day 'had also been GREkIT 11ORTHERN HANDICAP. On the sth inst., at Myrtle-street Chapel, by the Rev. April MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. Hour teen, 17th instant, in lat. 40 N, lon. 68 W.
, la'etad e Order, and unless witness germ up the money taken up with it • but he must aay that, qf the learned sto 1 a,gst Mr. Howard's Virago-taken. C. M. Birrell, the Rev. Charles Shakspeare, of Somerley- 13, Joseph R. Pim (proof and div.) District Court, 11
Ees. gat a warrant. Witness before this had repaid Tounsel had confined themselves'more cloady to the main Btol ~ Mr. T. Parr's Defiance-taken. ton, Suffolk, to Sarah Jane, second daughter
.of Mr.
PROVISIONS, SUNDAY, Aisn I L 9.-Wind -N.W., fresh,
, ra.,safaa. tor security of which the -order had been ! facts of the case,.a quarter of a day would have been suf- 12 to 1 „ Count de Prado's Aquila-taken. Thomas Gibson, Oxford-street East.
),7a'" Wi
, and tness went once or twice to Mr. Pritt's I.'ficient for the inquiry. The learned judge then proceeded 25 to 1 „ Mr.'Harrison's Heapy-taken. On the sth inst., at St. Gabriel's Church, Pimlico, rs.
i RADE ANI) MARKETS LIVERPOOL, APRIL 7.-The market for beef is very ARRIVED. - Tigris, Selkirk, Calcutta-Oracle, Ranletta
steady, and sales are to a fair extent at full prices. There Mobile.
• ;laaatiatioaexplained the matter 92 far as poisible. This -to say, in reference to tare remarks of thelearned counsel 41,TE THOUSAND GUINEAS. • London, by the Rev. Brimer 'Belcher, Henry Batley, Esq., .
SAILED. - Petchlee, Overend, Calcutt a- Pelican (s. a.),
. lis.:est a.iii was put in before the magistrate as evidence for the defence, that he could not perceive, according to Even on Mr. Howard's Virago-taken. of Somerset-tearace, St. George's-road, to Sarah, third •
• is not much activity in pork, but the stock is light, and Croft, Rotterd • •
am-Ajax, None, Montreal-Emma, Wright,
(Velialsson"S• In September witness was served with the evidence which had ;been adduced, ',Where the false CHESTER CUP. daughter of the late William Titley, Esq., late of King- . holders very firm. Bacon sells slowly, at last week's Beirout.
keeatl,L; sighed by Mr. Mansfield, latespolice magistrate. Pretence, on the part if the plaintiff, in obtaining the 10 to 1 agst Mr. Powney's Marc Antony-taken. ston, Jamaica. . MONEY AND STOCKS. quotations ;an improved demand is looked for as the British Queen (s. s.), from Coustantinople, at Smyrn .
la Nal enases, dated September 6thawere put in, proved, loan from the defendant, was to be 'found. The statement 14 to 1 „ Mr. A. Nichol's Newreinster -offered. On the 6th instaat St. Thomas.% -Church, by the Rev. TUESDAY APRIL 4.-Three er Cent. Consols Ann it'
u ies, spring. advances, but the anticipated large supplies cause Persian (s. sa, Graves, sailed from Malta for Alexandria,
la irataf 10 one he was charged with obtainina £64 of MaThomas, theplaintiff, remained unanswered, because 20 to 1 „ Mr. Knowles's Baalbec -taken. T. L. Pain, M.A., brother-in.law of the bride, Edmund, 861.i.ati.a. N F- - P C t A 't'
ew ss e per •en . nnui las, 1134 ; dealers to operate cautiously. The arrivals of lard are and 'l'aurus (s. sa for the Levant, 30th ult.
heavy, and prices have receded 2s to 3s per cwt. Even t_
eRaVEL, MARCH 28.-The Pythia, from Liverpool, fast in
ere • Wi
t,, wer tness appeared to answer the Sarges. no one had been called ,on the part Of4the defendant to son of Joins Gorell Barnes, Esq of' Ashgate, Derbyshire,
~ Co 2 4 4 "
nsols for Account, 86* 4 4 i -4, 4 -I- 4; India Bonds h ice, was driven, 24th instana towards the coast of Neva,
~,er
iva.se three charges. One for obtaining £BO whieh answer him. After reaiewing the evidence on the part of • LIVERPOCaL HUNT CLUB STEEPLE-CHASES. to Sarah Anne, daughter of Thos. Wilson, Esq., Falkner-
£l,ooo, 12s. 7s. dis.; India Bonds (under £1,000), 15; at this decline buyers do not come forward,- and should and subsequently abandoned ; she was howe -er afterwards-
taLk.thar, Mentioned before the magistrate. Another of 1 the plaintiff, his lordship dwelt for some time on the fact The first meeting of the season of the Liverpoal Hunt street ; also, Alfred, youngest -son of J. G. Barnes, Esq., ss. dis.; Exchequer-bills, £l,OOO, 2d., 2s. pm. • holders be at all pressing still lower prices are inevitable. anchored, and a watch set, in order, 'should' th'e wind and
lvaa''es was relative to the 20 'dozens of wine and that neither the defendant-nor his eletk, who might have Club took place on Saturday, over their course -,at Hoy- to Charlotte, youngest•daughter,of T. Wilson, Esq. The season for cheese is about closed. ice permit, to get ber to sea again.
lat.lM taa- on,7t gone into either. Tke 'examination'-ocn- been called to contradiat :them, had 'been called. It lake. The dayawas beautifully fine, and the atteshance of On the 6th inst., •at Thildwall Church, by the Rev. J. . WanaiRsDATS _ Air., 5.- Three per Cent. Consols Amu, 10.-There was a nood enquiry for butter last
liaaef the lys, and on the second day Mr. Pritt, on the remained, therefore, for him (the judge)" to direct the jury the members of the club and their friends was numerous. Jackson, of Southport, S. W. -Rayne, Esq., of Newcastle- A
o nputtles, tal-0040 , Consola for Accoant, 864 la 7 ; week, and all of fine quality fisund buyers at 108 s to 102 s. MONDAY, APRIL 10.-Wind S.
4,1, if . efendant, offered to tompromise the matter, as to the law of the..caee, and he had ~no hesitation in fi st nine was a Marcii, for 50 sovs ; ORE mile. upon-Tyne, to Mary, second daughter of John Loinax I
, ndia Bonds, za„ lls ; India Bonds (under £1,000), The small stock which now remains, chiefly consists of .
_Fortis, i's yrs, lOst 7lb
12 , equ ills, £l,OOO, 2d., 2s. Ss. pm. par h RIVED. Rattler s. s.
( ), Downes, Oporto (sailed April -
aria to witness would give £2O, the defendant smild i telling them that in:point of law there was no ground
pfions, an Is a most uns ea e. ew is muc
low descri • d • 1 al bl N • h a
4 p.m.-Zeerneeuw„Seville.
,t 21,. nat the
hs:' elera Proceedings had arisen through a mistake ' whatever for making the charge against the plaintiff - The Admiral, 4 yrs, lOst -2 On the a'rith inst., at 'St. 'Philip's Church, 31r. George x
3s. pm.; E ehequer-bills, £5OO, 2d., 2s. Ss. pm. par; wanted, and the few parcels coming in sell readily, 'SMILED -Otter Cheaowet ' •
h, Beiront -Helena Vander
6t04 on Fortis. The Ad • 1 ad th h ersbilla Smal ad. 2s.
mira m e e running to Owen Maokereth, only son of the Rev. Mark Antoy Exc calla , 1, a , 3s. pm. par.
hi',es C`.• Witness • t d the , ffer Prior to that, which the defendant tad preferred beforesthe magistrates,
on or before arrival, at 1108 to 120 s, according to quality. welde, Trieste -'Senator, Scoullar ; Quebec, Miarr • d
014,Vad had transacred:CriSeWith 6 o raiwine merchants, and the present action might be regarded as an un- d' h' F •
the 'stance, w ere ortis went up, and won b37a ienFth. Mackereth, late of Salton, Yorkshire, to Sarah Kate, THITRSDA.Y., Antra 6.-Basik Stock, 21'01- 121 ex div. ; Waterford, new, 110 s to120s; Sligo, Ns to 100 s ; Limerick, Alexander, Strang, Quebec-Warblers Huntea, New dri aL
x!titilq to obtain redit. After that his .eredit defended one. It 'was simply for theajury to say what
goods on c THE LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB STEEPLE-CHASE, whandicap only daughter of Mr. John Hamad, Moreton, Gloucester. Three -per Cent. Reduced Annuities, ssaa 64 ex div.; Three 94s to 98s. Imported from Ireland, from the Ist to the -menai (a.), 81", and Tridente, Jansen, Rio Janeiena
10 sovs each, 5 ft, with 40 added. About ot miles. shire Tigre. Miller, Liahon-Maxim, Cleet, Jamaica-Margaret (s.),
Nai„,..red, and. his business injured. Byers and Co., ; amount of damage was . due to the plaintiff. There was of • per Cent. Consols Anamities, 87 6a 71- a ; Consols for 7th instant, both inclusive, 2356 firkins, 193 kegs, 199
aka eianbury, and Co., and Costello and Co., used :no doubt that he 'Lad sustained a -certain amount of Quasimodo, aged, lOst 71b
la Pta' him with goods on credit ; and he Mal had damage by the defeadant's proceedings against him. * It Frederiek Jerome, aged, lOst 51b . . . .2 DEATHS. Annuities, '864 I- 71 64 aex div. • Long Annuities (1860), hhds. and 3 tierces hams. Payne, Newfoundland - Frances, Coaker, Bahia-Susan
Knapp, Lake, Gibraltar-Alfredo, Avella, Lisbon La
- ura,
amera }liens with the first-named 'firm to theextent of was for the jury te --say what he should veceive for the Chester and Hailstorm also ran.-2 to I agst Quasi- On -the llth December, on 'hoard the British ship 41 ex div. ; India Ilo:ds, El,OOO, par •fas. dis. • India ST. Joe N'S MAREET.-Prices current in this market :- Dambrill, Havannah.
Oise ,13ndreds of pounds., but eftersvards they refused suffering which lie lind endured, and the inconvenience he modo, 3to 1 mgst Frederick Jerome, 3 tx.) 1 agst Hail- Dalirida, on her voyage from London to San Francisco, Bonds (under L 1,000), Zs. dis., 10s. dis.,' par'. ; Ex- Beet ra. os sadzoos'aid Peas
'Nairn goods on credit. Witness had incurred an had sustained.
katf i, 0 r
, I.4'e I o EBO in defending' himself before the Mr. SERGEANT WILKINS: Your loidillip has not di-
rectly left to the . jury the question of malice. Perhaps storm, and 9 'to 2 agst Chester. Fredenck Jerome and
Quashnodo went off with the lead at a strong pace, Hail-
storm lying thad, and Quasimodo last ; on reaching the aged 28, -Mrs. Susan Scott, wife of the captain fth to
,o is wn.
On -the Bth February, it Calcutta, from the effects of
losing his ieft arm whilst loading-a cannon, aged 32, Capt. 3s- Pm- •
chequer:bills, £l,OOO, N., par 3s. pm. ; Exchequer-bills, Mutton
£5OO, ed., par 3s. pm. ; Exchequer-bills, Small, 2d., par feat - 0 7a' Peaches
0 54- 0 7i Nectarins . 0 0- 0 0 a
Lamb, per qr... 6 6 -12 6 Melons oo_ 0 0 Constellation, hence to New York, March 31, in 42 N, 44 W.
000 0 - s
__ ,
•.t / 'tatained b ' ditch Hailstorm fell, threw , eau not be
his r)der and ld Fresh Pork .... 06- 0 74 Apr:cots - 0 0 VESSELS SPOKEN.
, eaaessa , y Mr. Jasans, QSC.- : Witness had been you will be good enough to explain th.at•question to the John Edward Jones,' commander•of the ship Fatima, son - FRraisosa• APRIL 7.-Bank Stock, 2124- 114 ex div. ; Cod Fish a2- 0 3 Filberts 2- 0 0
~ta,..,aasiii t,lal.Jll.9inesq in Liverpodla ,and had.also been in jury, lest advantage ahould be taken of it' afterwards. caught in time to renew the race. Frederiok Jerome of Captain Edward Jones, cif thisttown. - Three per 'Cent. Reduced Annuities, 864 a - ex div ; Three aret - 0 0 Grapes,Eng44l, 00- 0 0 Panama, from Callao, for this port, Feb. 2, in 56 8, 65 W.
-,),!.Zim -1!!, th and Bristol as a Wine merchant. In the The JUDGE : (to the jury) This proceriding on the part carried on the :running to the feuce at the bottem of the On thea2Otli ult., at New Yorkain his 19th year, Henry per Ceat. Consols Annuities, 87a al; Conseils for Account, Haddock o- 0 3 Ditto,Foreign 16- 2 0 Fitz James, New Orleans for this port. 'March 3, in 25 N,79W.
„,`,IN :,,..qlLaee he stopped payment in 1812,:and paid 'of the defendant must have been a malicions one. When, course, which:he refused, and bolted on the waong• side of J. Robineon, late af this town. 874 a - 4 4.. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, rilaaesa, O- 0 0 Pines,Foneach. 00- 0 0 Catherine, hence, Dec. 14, in 41 S, 98 E.
'L, .4..'re-td. At his Liverpoel insolvency, his Raba without reasonable 'muse, a persou puts the criminal law t .
he flag. He avas uickly brouaht round and ut at it On the2lst ult., at Naples, LieratoGeneral Douglas M. . 86a 7,+ i ; 'lndia Bonds, Xl,OOO, par ; India Bonds (under T':„'aa'aa' l- 1 6 Do. Eng. B- 9 0 Queen (a.), hence,. Nov. 19, in 34 5, 17 W.
0 6- 1 0 Fowls,v couple. 3 0- 0 0 A. Z., March 2,9, in 47 N, 12 w.
teal- oio -.ln
MA"? 1)f,..i ‘4, and his assets, including Wines sent of the country into aerce against another,' there can be no bt a a fqd • h '''h
' lti 11
I
again, u abatu re use , e virs, awever, u mate y got Henderson. Deceased entered the army in 1803 ; served £1,000), 4s. dis., ls. dis. ; South Sea Stock, 115 ; Ex- Fresh Butter - 0 0 Ducks - 0 0 Lady flute, hence, for Port Philip Oct 6, in 18 S, 30 W
laad sa. a:a
iv. jos kt to £1,868, of which cnilyi£l6o hail been doubt that his proceeding is not intended to be a serious over, and Quammodo throwing his rider at the back of the on the expedition to Hanover in 1805, throughout the chequer-bills, £l,OOO, 2(1., par 4s. pm. ; Exchequer-bills, Salt Ditto oit- i 2 'Geese .... each 00- 0 0 American Enterprise, New York' for ihis port, March,2l i
''''-ile •' in tm" laad paid 6d. in the pound. Witness had 1 prosecution, but is meant to act as a thumb-screw, .by stand, Frederick Jerome again reached the front; Quasi- prinoipalliortions of the Peninsular war, and in the cans- £5OO, 2d., par 4s. pm.s Exchequer-bills, Small, 2d., par Lobsters .. each I - 0 0 Turkeys - 7 0 45 N, 26 W. , n
2tO • rtifi h
It, , late e, Pound to his unsecured creditors, and got which money is to be extorted. modo was quickly remounted, and a fine race homebetareen pejo of 1815; and at Waterloo -cemmanded the 3d Foot 4s. pm. Eggs .... le 124 5 8- 5 9 Hares - 0 0 Glanmire, hence for Barbadoes, March 29, in 49 N, 10 W.
a', to al (111, about two months agoawhenever hcapplied The jury, after alew moments' deliberation, returned the two ended in favour of Frederick Jerometby half a Guards during the last part of the action. SATEIRDAT, APRIL 8.-Bank Stock, -2141; Three per Cinumberseach
Potatoes.*peck 1 5- 1 8 Ralibits.v-cple. 110 - 2 4 Lee, Callao for Cork, Jan. 24, in 54 5, 63 W.
1 6- 2 6 Grouse 0 0- 0 0 Minna, of this port, Feb. 7, in 19 N, 74 W.
00a,•.'.1etajvitness here underwent a lon interr 'ration ' a verdict for the plaiatiff. -Damages £3ooatosts, 40s. length. The race n-as afterwards awarded to Quasimodo, On themnd ult. at Gouroek, aged 107, Isabella, CamP- Cent. Reduced An .t. 861- 1' Th
niu les, 421 f ; ree per Cent. Damsons O- 0 0 Partridges .... 00- 0 0 Eleanor, hence for Surinam, March 18, in 47 N, 14 W.-
7, t' II ;al_ in which his stocksiaook wags' k t,nand b Frederick Jerome having gone on the wrong ske of one bell, youngest dau "liter of a John-Campbell, who was long Co ls A 't• 874 3- aS• Cons ls fo A t 8'7% a A ntilla Batavia for this nort 15 da •
ACTION FOR FALSE IM PRISONMENT.-THONIAS v. nso num les, .. 4,, ; 0 r ccoun ~ a -IVERPOOL AGIRICULTCRAL4IARRRT.-Prices on Saturday : , , IS out.
h k - g " 'h b fOb CI '
qe ° litille',--',hePt. He was alsoquestioneclverePy: • utely RUSSELL. of the flags. • t e tae sman of the Island of Kerrara,m teay o an, ajiBk 8; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities Hay, old,,ast 0. 7d @l6 0 'Potatoes, a. d. s. d. ha lenge, bound south, March 10, in 8N.4 W.
k talvital tt -9e had received, ex Minx and another vessel. THE SELLIEr,i- erEEELE-CHASE, of 3 soes each,2o added. Argyllshire. Her sight was lately impaired, but other- 874 a; Lon Annuities, (1860), 4 11-16 3; Lon Ann li s' 'hew - 0 0 Kemps 4- 5 0 Eagle, bence for Australia, Feb. 27, in 4N,21 W.
I , a,l7° examined as to what was charged a,pinst him Mr. Kerr appeared for the
Mr. Sergeant Wdkins and
~. The Dwarf, 6 yrs . . . . walked over. wise she eats°. yed excellent h • lth and preserved her &mi. 30 is e
sfo ) 4 16 • I isl. B ds ( (7 gul e.' Claver - 0 9i Pink Eyes .„ 4 0 - 0 0 British Queen, Bombay for this port, Feb. 22, in 9N,12 W
yeaxs , 60 , 15- a nta on un er 1,000),
'lts•lael, lee-court, and the cross-examination contin plaintiff, and Mr. Watson, Q.C., Mr. Cowlaig, and Mr. THE Huieruat'tSrAxas, of 5 sovs each, 3ft -th 1 d • s ' • ea'
' - h 1.1( d Di'to Green 0 0 0 0 Cattle - 0 0 Bella Gallaga, hence for Manilla, March 7,in 5N,24 W. •
de • ued.] ~ ws a. lan - .ties• very nearly to the last. Three years ago sewa e 2s. pm - Exchequer-bills £1 000 2d. ss. ls. 6s. pm • 1 ' -00 - 0 0 ;Turnips, la ton 29 0-30 0 Larne, Callao for this port, in 43 N, 23 W.
saa'ae aa.posited with defendant•any securit besdao Jones for the defendant. some whip added. 12st each. About three Miles. •to Campsie and back in one day. This remarkable woman E '' • • - ' " ' E ' ' Vetches
xchequer-bills, Looo, .2d., ss. Is. 6s. pm.; xchequer- Btravr, Wheat.. 0 7i- 0 S Carrots - 47 0 Golden State, bound west, March 24, in 44 N. 48 W.
thevlaa "Itch has been produced for th I - Y -1 " Mr. Kerr opened aim pleadings. and Mr. Sergeant
e wentss-one casks Ch m out. of Badsworth's dam, 5 yrs ... 1 was full-groa.n at the time Dr. Johnson was on his tour bills, Small, 2d., Bs. ls. 6s. pm. Oat -06 a Mangelwurzel -27 0-30 0 Rhone (s.), bound east, March 96, in s 7 N, 7E.
Wilkins stated the --case. The learned Sergeant coin- April Fedi, aged . . ...... :LI
klettlio, ' swear most 't- l
posi we y that Iliad the twenty- to the Hebrides She saw him when he visited Dunolly - 0 6 . Manure .... .46 - 6 0 Richard Battersby, from Calcutta, in 21 S, IW.
t'aallOt a," band at the time I obtained the ad e I menced by observing, that when the jury -should have Hailstorm, Bice Cap, The Golden Farmer, and Measham Ctl dth' da bei g v th d t thirsty,
arm mad e oc or Brazilian, March 26, in 43 N. 23 W.
heard the facts of the ocase which he was aboat to lay he-
th,.4,er,;:eriously given an order to another person* to also ran.-2 to Iss.gat ch mare, 3to I.agat April Fool, and A: hea'
nadiesd
linei
a tiYimbleir-olf -C 0R N.
whey.
TIMBER.
n'aio- -aro? those cask uld be of o inien tha •
fore them, he believed - they wo p t tInS 4to 1 agst any ether. A good • start was eff ted d- 11 w., the sixteenth day out • had r
, un about 3,100 miles.
-sa-aat a, , s. The witnees was furthercross- e,e awl a On the-.25th ult., at Nantwich, inier 84th year, Mrs. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 7.-Though we had a good Currency, hence fM II
was about as wanton as-: outra,geuponthe persor4thp repute-
ERPOOL.s-Five parcels of pitch pine have come or e rourne, Feb. 24, in 6N,22 W.
N: Pt. rijo the disposal of certain quarter ks of raced together to the ditch, where Blue Cap fell, and was Jane Barker, relict of Mr. John Barker, second daughter attendance-at our Corn Exchange toola.v, only a limited LIV Washington henc f
Mle 111°tIsla-"4.°ert Gallatin, and other vessels which he had tion, anchthe liberty of the rbject,easih.aidt.heen, laid before not afterwards notheaered with. The chesnut mare and of the late Jehn Ba.snett Esq ,of aissiaay ana Maeshury a• • has keen feasible in dee t•• -fi -irt• fto hand from the United States, in all 986 logs ;of this, Arab, of
thi;
port ebzillelbourne, Oct. 28, in 16 N, 26 W. .
tlaalvento the defendant as securit' -for advances the.m.durpg the pres.eqassizes. Th pai s iffwaaa butcher, April Fool alternately-had the lead, and after a ge6d race Salop, and -ceofth '1
-'•
. ''••
•tch •d f till ustness
~ _ a a,, ne qn. 1 ies o
816 logs have thanged hands, part at 2s 3ad per foot to Merlin hence for'afe/bourwnees, ri,n/87116297km 47 N, 18 W.
e ate Rev. E. Pn ai , o e foreign are saarce, and command nearly as much as on Sri a
asaa'aerCaa a general orders fo dr e 'esY is ad'd not* residing in Beaumarasam Wales. He had had a first class home, the mare won by two lengths. '
0 er foot. The large sales of p natmk, hence for Australia al h •
Prado, Salop. arrive, and since at as 5d p . are 2, tn 7N, 21 W.. •
1117. - 'ad dis Posed of the wrinese wrwhiriela'werne gils-e business there for mcny years, and stood veryavell with Tuesday, bat the general runs su
ffer a decline of 2d to 3d
deals made last week, having cleared off all the cargoes Cassilieltarms, from China i •
John Bright, bound west, 'o n• 33 N'
37 W.
tli tett nas his neighbours. The defendant was a fishmonger, at Liver- Lindrick has broken down. On the 29th ult., at Brussels in his 29th year, Charles per bushel. 'Of English little or none appeared for wale.
sixth son of the late Francis fratkina, Esq., of Whitby, Flour may beuoted 28 per barrel lower ; the transactions in the marketaat the prices then current, the transactions wauderiee Jew, bound S.. F, pa il 2, in 49 N, 29 W.
*littlaiat•l'L'ed Counsel hre eded to cross examine pool, and it would appear that some two years ago he and 111 r. Parr has'respruahased Jonathan Martin ' Yorkshire are mealeratelia amount, but there is more disposition to since have been confined to retail. The Eastern war con- Ca , April 249 NT, 29 W
irngortn, Feb. 23, in 3 N.. 22 W. ' - - -
Nell 11l ‘4,,, e p
4 wa, "a much severity, as to what took place his brother, Mr. Jonathan Russell, took from the Bishop Mr. H. Hill has puechased the two year old Colt Namur- On th * 1 '
of Ban or the lease of an old weir o h C
nt e aruarvonshir e 31st sa.t., aged 6, William Mackie, son of Mr. buy, and more steadiness at the close. The sale of barley filmes th Perplex the trade, and the vacillating policy of montreal, hence, march 2. in 52 N, 31 w.
'Pe;ll, Flo, before the magistrates. Mter it had pro- - g . . • e Daniel O'Rourke, Sengstress, and Honeydew have keen John Jones, Cable-street. Prussia has its influence on the trade enerally. In the Sabrina, from. Sydney, April 3, in 51 N, aw.
'Vitae , side of the Menai Strarta, near to the town of Beaamaris. struck out of all theitengagements. On the 31st tat., aged 38. Mr. Samuel lightfoot, iron and beans is assite in retail at previons rates. Oats are g
- scarce and ratheadearer, and oatmeal is in tolerable request meantime, buyers of timber on the East coast, have been -
Western Empire, Mobile for this port, al h
arc 11, off Tortugas.
at, loa t'ge s •-, r They formed, as they had a perfect right to do, ;several A second string of the Ea 1f G ulvinpus, New Orleans for this p- '
oi a alarch 14, off Cape
a alu -liou are now asking the Witness r o lasgow's horses arrived monger, St. Jaws's-street.' availsng themselves of the advantages of this market to a t
for the interior at the prices of Tuesday. Indian corn lanai-vent.
a tea_ tespao. ' . • oyster beds within the limits of the lease, and if they had at Newmarket from Middleham last week.
lathaas aaoa, ing a matter on whith he .must lave • On the Ist :hut., John. son of mi.. Jahn Bohannan, continues to meet-a fair demand for Ireland, hut sellers large extent. -
as "' s'abY th ' ' - • confined themselves to-these beds, there would have been ay. Wetherell, theirainer intends changing his war- Market-street, Birkenh •
ead., cannot, to-day, abtaitt ally advance upon ourlast quotatione. _
___ • . i
ate a a 5..., _ a t e time, and not likely •to -retain
no reason for the present .action. For many yearelsefore ters from Holywell to Middleham. • - . TIDE TABLE.
;:',ll ti'i) paaia-Notrately as to what took place. •Give me On the Ist inst., .at the residence of Mr. E. Abraham, .
\tlisslise e'er z
,_ out to your attention one transaction %." . the execution of this lease with the defendant, the poor A portion of Lord-Clifden's horses in training are to ke Wakefield-street, aged 27, Miss H. Guy. BRITISH. FOREIGN. PACKET LIST.
Wheat, * 701 b. s. d. s. d. Wheat,* 70Ih, s. d. s. d. DAIL -MORN.!EVENO. Heirs'. HOLYDAYS,ETc
aati fishermen residing at and uear to Beaumarts were in the removed to Isaac Day's,,at Northleach. •
-7 Vt i• "tO the magistrates has beets exaniined'a • On the Ist inst„ Margaretovife of Thos. Hughes, Esq., Enalish red o'ld 10 Btoll 2 Canadian 10 2to 10 9 ,—__
'th ese • - I habit of dredgino• for oystersl-1n the straits and the Erishop 111. • G ham aas sold Mi b
Mails de- Last ' Next -- -
k‘taa,,, sii raed your cross-examination of that witness. I • 1. ra a • ha
,eau, by Melbourne, 3 Yra, aof Ystrad, Denbighshire. rio. do. news° 5..10 9 United States...lo '8..11 5 April. h. m. h. m. i ft. in.
'''
1 -1
hd -'•ltto I h '
of Bangor never supposed t iat le a any rig i tie fah and he has gone into Godding s stables. Destinations. spatched from Packet Packet Tuesday.... 11 10 25 .10 43' il5 9
1 f 45.1., ' are • are to have our time wasted in this . On the 2nd inst., et the residence of her father Mary Do. white olill 1 2.. 11 6 Danzig, &c..... 12 0.. 12 6
' London. Sailed. Due ' ,
‘14.., in that part of the straits. As soon, however, as these two T. Lye, the veteran jockey, will, it is said, re-appear in wife of Mr. Geo. Smith, ci • 1 sils ' Do. do. newlo 4.. 11 4 Pomeranean,&c 1 I 4.. 11 10 • Aednesday .12 11 11117 i 17 4
gar-maker, and on y ughter --
11 beiN gentlemen, the defendant aud his brother, obtained ahe public, this season, at Catterick Bridge. Irish red .. old 0 0.. 0 0 Danish, 3:c..... 10 6..11 2 ----a ---7 . • Thursday .. 13 11 34 11 52 118 10
Ile a a-That is - a very strong remark, my „lord. f Mr. Thomas Lawton; High-strect, Edge-hill. t n Day Mail )
S'HASIPTON VrATION• ~.) .
40 444:11 'Lib' • • lease, they claimed certain rights, and in the exercise esf Newton Spring Meeting takes place to-morrow and '4)
A +1 9d • t Do. d 0... new 0 e.. .0 0 French &c..... 0 0.. 0 0 Friday ....1-1 0 0 0 911910 ,Good 'd
7th, 17th, and , Fri ay:
tee!. ~ ,e 1 it of wasting time.
sha -le -n mse, aged 51, Mr. Wm. Pickssiee, sail- Do. white old 0 0.. e Oclessa'Polisla. 9 6..10 0 isbon Span, and Tacus, a Saturday .. 15 027 046,19 10 1
f.. ~ 1Y ilt of th ondu .of.
. those claims, one of them as gu y e c et Thursday, when two days' good sport may be anticipated. . r Brid rt-str ' a.. 96 L ' - 27th of every A at. April 10. au '
is„,7l'. J- a• I gave no compliments in thigi -estse, Mr. . . make ~ po eet. Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 9 Gibraltar .... e.. pa. nday .... 16 1 4 12419 6 Easter Sunda
month. y.
'Lice ki - ,• . ! which he (Sergeant Wilkins) had now to complain. He; Robert Hesseltine, the well-known jockey and trainer, Oa the 2nd inst„ seed 66 M '" Y t
, r. A Llham a es, cexton BarleymunCliev. 0 0. 0 0 Russian &.chard 8 0.. 9 0 a 1d0nday....17 144 , 2 6 18 2
1)1 ' e.----id k f li bti
Ihit e 4 • . o mot as or comp ments, u or
..believed that the defendants kag-nu right to the fish, evesta .of Hambleton died on the -ard instant, at Melton, aged at St. Peter's Churcha"
for the last twenty-five years. *6otb.Sc.&lrisli 4 6.. 6 2 Egyptian
in the weir ; but that was, perhaps, of little consequence,
.al Years. '.
Malt Ipqr Eno 67 074 0 Barley,* 601 a 4 4.. 4 8 Egypt,Ceylon,and of every
A pl. 4. • April 20. ---------'------------------
itt tatikTe On the 2nd inst aged 3n Mr Georee Stansfield Deane ' , •• aa • '' • month.
Sin the present action After formina a large oyster bed, A bet of £lO 000 was made -ts Lo d 1 t k b ‘' • ' • - , Do Irish .... 0 0.. 0 0 Oats, 4.451 b 3 n., 4 3 China HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are th btte t edi •
1„-q,. ,e as-And that I shall give, but you must mix- • e . , anon as wee ,y a eurgeat, eldest son of thelate MraTohn Deane, of this town ' • { 4th June, and 1 eespa n m cine now
• Oats, 1,451 b., Beans,lsqr.Eurp.4B 0..51 0 Firtine on sale, the ingredients of which the are compos d
tlist.,,ttatiseeltles rt. , -the defendants threw a, number of oysters into one of sere- liurge city speculator, that Consols would be at 85 before • 0 els ' d - -
n,e 3r inst., aged. Zl, Mr. J. A. Leonard, many . Eng.hSctch,old 4 7.. 4it *4Bola ligyptn. 44 0..46 0 Australia (via India) . 4th of every ' ' ' June
kl ek' 4E.(1 ----Yes Ind but I must not submit to gal beds, where the poor fishermenliad dredged time after they were-vain at 90.
years the superintending oaerseer in the printing esta- Do. Irislaold 4 1.. 4il Petts,vv.white. 56 0..59 0 'altrnt. month.
- Mar. 4. 4* uninjurious, that they cannot harm theYmost delicate sore S'n
art,. to as ,mY , . . -',.i.ly.e, anal tltsertiithey placed buoys al,
i along the banks, and - Load Wilton whose litho' a mu de guarre is " Mr. blishment of Messrs. Savill and Edwards, of Chanclas- _ Do. Do. new 3 IL. 4 2 lad. Corn, *4BOM, British Co!onies in-) . tution. To valetudiliarians they cannot fail to It: cof
n 111;
,tatisa, laatn tothe manner in which I shall conduct
I
,khe'r,,etio.,7ll.• I will ..act for my client to the best of 1
al sake. f ile 'n len ,th. On the
ai claim ole beds far hal a m i e
. 8d of October last, two hshermen, who had for years been Clarke," rode Beurton for the'Gnr
in Us usual clever and successful style.
anby Handicap last week, street, London.
On the 3rd inst., aged eig.ht months John Davey Beans,vlr. Eng,.49 0.. 53 0 Amer. yellow.. 41 0..42 0 Westlndtea(except I ;
*4Botb. Sc. & 1 r. 45 048 0 !Jo. white .. 41 0..43 0 Honduras),Foreign I ; utmost service, being composed entirely of medical herby,.
the production of a person who has made it his study to alle-
viate the ills to which the human family are subject ; they
Colonies, &c. in W. I
in the habit e dredgino• along these tanks, went there as aorard, the winner of the Cup,at Croxton Park, was Hamilto the i fant - li Foster E• Peas, la qr. Eng... 56 0.. 60 French , yel 10w..38 0.. 40 0 mt S
I It, therefore, be hailed with delight, as supplying a want
,21., 11 .
.son of T. Campbe- , ta., new, ac, 280Ib, Do.. white.. 40 0..42 0 ttes (ex:leipt Ha- a2envietrand 17th a aniallena, April 16. long felt in this country.
' 41, he roe•-lf you persist in this kind of examination., '
Vail, 3' duty t ic . usual to Crecbe for ovZters and one .of the Russells then
la, e os p yOtt.
"I 4 s•----
11;0, Like. is not your,d.uty to stop me. sold a few days previous to the race, to Mr Robt Morris f•
5 " ' , • • , o the Northern Circuit.
• laid an information against them, 'by eehich they sought for 25 aovs. as a cast off from Mr. Saxon's stable. Seconds
On the 3rd Mgt.., at Wemyss Castle, Fifeshire, ved 65, Fine
48 0..51 0 Flour, *brl. 1961 h. ), C fotania, y month. lAp. 3.
'Venezuela, N.Gta- 1 SPECIALCAUTION.-Numerous imitations of the ri i
o g nal
i IQ,. pre(' 47--Certainly it is, if necessary, and I have • .1 themselves of the la ht the new claimed. They
te Liam . h . ig
.y
isho but On Satm:day week, Mr. Howard's two year old filly by Rear-Admiral Jamei Erskine Wemyss, of Wemyss and Superfine 54 0.. 58 0 Can., sweet .. 38 6.. 39 0 nada, Chili, and I . and genuine preparations known as " Brande's Enamel,"
~ ail, 1.0 do so b -ex ostulation
I alil,`Psiii-e4a---It willynotPbe proper* for m* e to proceed '
, dad aet avail t emselves of any right in the B P, Isauneelot out of Eulogy crossed her kegs whilst taking a
in the ease of these two men they were held to bail to take gentle canter, fell, broke • her leg cloae to the knee, and T'Ld I ' te tf h ty of Fife
wilt ei
he o4.ri 412.. :tail o ti e
d .7Mulberry-;treet, aged Extra ' 58 0..60 OU. States, do. 38 0..39 0
Oatmeal, * 2401 h., Penn Greytown, I !
Do. & Can.sour 33 6.. 35 6 (S. J. de Nicaragua.) 1 " Brande's Bronchial Sedative," and "Brande's Tooth Pow-
der," are now being manufactured and sold. The public are
' t 44 dad eussi I their trial at the assizes. When the parties were tried had to be destroyed. s re*
-711 e Rich - Irish 31 6..32 6 Frnclisask2Botb 0 0.. 0 0 Mexico and Havana { '2nd of every a ardalena, „ny ~ respectfully informed that, to guard against imposition,-
' pp ge ng the matter with your lordship. 36, John, eldest son of ,r. ard Taylor, hosier,. 1 month only. I Apl. 3. '" . these prep,arat ions have the signature of the oz iginal mann-
before Mr. Justice Williams, at the recent assizes at Car- Mr. Howard, the owner of Viragoatke winner of the
111 leti '''One part of the ease, to which Vou have ' Whitechapel. MANCHESTER, APRIL 6.-Our Corn Exchange was a!l7th of every a Atrato, fact urer, ' John Willis," on the outside of every packet,
af You • he learned judge said it was idle to talk of anY Cit d S burban Handica and the Great Metro olitan
narvoza, t , . . . . yan . a Honduras & Nassau Ann! 16
ta,IN the aaraelf, as most insportant, and that is the 1 P '" . P On the 3rd inst„ at his residence, Gloucester-place,_ well attended to-day, and wheat was in good request at • 11 month. I Mar. 17. •• 1 without vv.hich none are genuine. It is the more necessary to
right such as the defendant in this actiou claim , an
d d .
Stakes, at Epsom, was a winner of £15,000, besides the Lisbon, Madeira,{ I look to this, it having come to the knowledge of the proprietor
ti;,-Ni erosaf '''arges preferred before.the magistrates. .1 Edinb 1 d6l P f Wilso
urg 1, age ,ro essor u. an advance of 2d per bushel. Flour did not meet so free 9tli of every ). Thames
the prisoners were acquitted without the -ease going to value of the ztakes, on the two races. Brazil, B. Avres.Bz , April 16. that some of the vvholesa le houses are supplying these imita-
0011eavexanlination proceeded, and, in answer to I On the 3rd inst., aged 78, Mr. Joseph Birchall, Late of a sale as of late, and was barely ls per barrel, and 2s p4r, Falkland 151e5.... 1 month. Mar. 9. tions when the genuine preparations are ordered.
'ens fr
0 Zseatio ora Mr. James, tlae plaintiff explained .
the jury. Now, when these parties were before the ma- In the Epsom -Steeple-chase on Friday Burnt Sienna Stanley-street. sack, dearer than on this day week. Oats were ld per PLYMOUTH STATiox.
b ^ th • •ttal to the assizes the attor- a fll 1 ' il d ' 1.1 d h
gistrate•s, etore en. commi . . . , , put her foot in a furrow, e -way y, an ro e over er On the 3rd inst., William Cook, infant son of Mr. bushel higber, oatmeal Od per load, and beans Is per C. G. Hope, Natal, FRA mPTON'S PILL OF HEALTIT.-" For upwards of nine
q7el-"Lp cl hi 48 which had taken nlaee between the defeia-
Evening of the - yenrs (write. Mr. Thomas Province. of Winchmore Hill,
'll4' a,, 'rnself FrAM witness's explanation they ney on their behalf eame publicly foieard at Hie time, rider (T. Burrowes), who was severely injured. Mr. Bar-
4le -ery • . -- -a ' and said that, without wishing any disrespect to the ma-
lez eo complicated nature. Daring the progress .
't!i" ,I Piallatio • -• •
!i4lrstes ~ as by the plaintiff, gistrates, he gave notice that on the followiug Friday, at
midday several fishermen would go to dredge lia the spot nard's TiMothy broke his shoulder in the sam,e race, and
was destroyed immediately afterwards.
At the sale of Mr Flwes's horses at Tattersall's last John Pvke, Chester-steeet.
On file 4th inst., aged 15, Frances, daughter of Mr. importanee.
Joseph Lowry, Moorfields. quarter. In other articles there was no alteration of Mauritius. Ceylon,
India. Ascension.
and Cape de Ve 14th or every
rds month. Propontis
PRESTON, APRIL 8.-There was • a poor show of Madeira. Teneriffe, Eveningof the Faith,
Mar. 15. Mar. 26.
&mil 6 Midd/esex) I have ex
-perienced the efficacy of this excellent
medicine. 'I
had long. previously been afflicted witli headache
and indigestion ; but a friend having induced me to make a
trial of Frampton's Pills, I now inform you that a few dos
at aito anterrupting the witness) said: We are • ' . ' , On the 4th inst., at Tranmere, aged 16, George T. English wheat at our market this morning ; farmers' held and West Coast of 23rd of every Mar. 24. •-•-.- ' gave me great relief; and d • I.l' ' ' a •es
' d h • h h dfda t •ht tl '
alluded to, an tat eit er t e een n s nue, ien week, Musician, 7 yrs old, realized 205 gs. ; Namur, 2.yrs Africa month. urine us .ong peniad of timer
I,?t l'''l,lit vav Sad state of confusion,. ar on, son o . rner a n, o .. .s ens oms.
B t fJ Tu B rto fll AV t for an advance, but to effect a clearance, the rates of this have taken them in preference to any other medicine• and I
bring an action vainst them for trespass, or they (the 01d,'90 gs, ; Farmer's Boy, 5 yrs old, 78 gs.; the br d
, tote'. tr
_lthirts : I think so too, :and 1 wish to get ® On the 4th inst after a long and painful illness, the day se'nnight were submitted to. All descriptions from 13ari-tfsliirr!lgsfir have the happiness of saving that I never had a better'state of
y Friday a Asia, Afraca, ,
health, which I attribute t I
111,eiti,irkin9gliter.) fishermen) would bring a similar action for trespass mare Do-it-Again, with a colt foal by Blarney, 55 gs. • ar• - •'
lad th Id t
, iscountess Gort. The deceased y was ee es granary met a slow sale without alteration in prices. a Ever •
and United States.l Evening. I April 8. April 19. 9
.rampton's Pills. I beg further
against the defendants. Accordingly, on the 14th October, Coningsby by Venison,. 54 gs.; and Bullfinch, 45 gs to add, that this • '
hat
;ItLialaauttrs cross-exainination was to the effect t • • • ' • daughter of the Right Hon: Standish O'Grady, first Vis- Flour dull, but steady in value. Oats advanced 2d per
many of the fishermen, in pursuance of• the directions of li• • 0. •
_. we know of nothing to equal it " In •
o,lltitijta taa
aaand himself had had several' transactions, irago is enga,„ed in the Newmarket Handicap, and will count Guillamore, and was married te the present bushel, which for the moment checks business. Oatmeal -
(6:114? had.- "Tes he had disposed of were not those upon Pletdefendant'a broper anddhis attorney, the clerk to the have to carry 6-st. 61b. ;in the Great Northern Handicap, Viscount Gort in the year 1814. ls to ls 6d Per lead higher and in fair retail request at
SIIIPPING NEWS. uaperient medicine is required, they need onl b t d be
y e rie to •
niversally adopted. Sold by all medicine vendors Price
tlita the ag;_y.en• security-. In answer to Mr.. Sergeant jua ices, end six po ieernen, redged for oysters. Not the at York, 6st. 61b. ; the Flying Dutchman's Handscap, at On the 6th inst., aged 15 months, Vincent, son of Mr. this amendment, but the larger dealers buy with great is. lad. per box. See the name of "Thomas Pro•ut, 729 -
tal ti "Rt P`4llatiti said that when the ease was before slightest interference took place. The oysters taken were at York,.6st. 41b. ; the Thousand Guineas ; the Somerset- John Lynch caution. ' . 41- Strand, London," on the government stamp. '
a Vtehlates, at, 0.,_ _ -, • - a a not conveyed away, hitt were placed on the sea shore. On ehire Stakes, 7st. 21b. ;in the Nassau Stakes, at Goodwood; On the tin bast •
~ aged 28, Margaret, wife of James TIIE TEETII.-A new and very curio • •
WAKEFIELD, APRIL 7.-The arrivals of wheat con-
-it Of epnt t !Ter nes n-,.tad to nim on use part o
h f llowm da , and in the übl'
t e o g 3, p lic . market,. these and in the Yorkshire Oaks.
TUESDAY, APRIL 4.-Wind W.N.VV., light. us invention con-
, aasa a 0, a 'hat if he (plaintiff) would pay the de- Miller master-mariner.
•d fishermen went to various parties, with a view of Mr. Drinkald has given the following names to his tinue small, and the market being influenced by Liverpool mated witli Dental Surgery has been introduced by Air.
1 A.Neo. ,"e would settle the Matter. Defendant sal On 'the 7th inst., at Birkenhead, aged 40, Sarah • last week's rates were ARRIVED.-Lone Star, Boutelle, from Baltimore-Louisa, !toward, of 17, George-street, Hanover s
disposing of. the oysteas. Amongst
.others, thea went yearlings :-Bay colt by Mathematician out of Kitten pnees, the sales were limited, and a • oaare, London; it it
:' aits " el'ed that he had been misled by an error of s Lawrence wife of George Carly! Bold treet as • . Squarry. BarbadoesL-Bezer, Adams, St. Michael's-Catharine the production of an entire:y n
' Vliii. to his client in the morning, when he did not feel disposed Calculating Tom ; bay filly by Mathematician out -of On the 7th • t 'e'
-8
'
ins „ aged 16 months, Henry Jump barely maintained for the best sorts. amenor ratner Jane, Bitnner, Lisbori-Alps is. s.), Little, New York. ew aescription of Artifioial
Teeth, fixed by his new patent system f If •
tits k letNnt w to buy. They ca
me again in the afternoon, when his client OW° Canada • chesnut fillv b F 'rus out of The Lad f ' lower. Fresh barley has elightly advanced ; other descrip- e
.I.ILED.-Atala. Roy; Wm. Vail, Wishart ; Glasgow, capillary attraction, without s 0. se -adhesion and
4 i IFi fi• 'Lanes then said : that without ems- sters from the -• i I, - , s Y +.l . Y 0 youngest son of Mr. H. Middlehurst, St. Anne-street. amp, wires, or ligature&
nd shelling creep up in value. Pearson ; John Walker, Robinson ; Revival, Hugell ; and They so perfectly resembl
kh wo lent purchased these oy mat mg iteenpence a Penydaran, Parga ; brown filly (sister to Surprise) by St. tions unchanged. Oats a
e natural teeth, as not to be dis-
t: c„., IN ~, , he would now say that if his learned On the 7th inst., at Mor ' ed 74
nington-terraee, ag . . ,
Beans were higher, Which checked business: Arrivals : Jane Smith. for Quebec-Nuggett,' Renton, Adelaide-Ger- •a • '
tinauished from the originals by the clos t b Th
104 "qii "4nlit th' •
• thousand more than the market price. He gave them Lawrenee, The Shock ; bay filly by Mathematician out of S '4l fth Re Fl 11`13 Id
Itt •,I , tiy, 18 fact, and hold his client harmless usan, wi ow o e v. Thomas Turnbull, late minister manicus, Fates, New Orleans- ora . ona , Menel, will never change colour or deca an es. o server. ey
Bs. 6d. a thousand. After the oysters were so purchased, Susan Lovell, The Houri. Wheat, 3,900; barley, 940.
y, d will be found very.
t,t,. ttipttn c acqon would be withdrawn. of Anworth, Kirkeadbrightehire. Baltimore-Jamaica, Brown, Jamaica - Mary Catherine, superior to any teeth ever before used. Th•
NI cab'', learaensidered that it was most unfair, on the they were placed an sacks, and put on board a steamer for Yesterday week Mr. •Frail the indefati able clerk of
, , .. g . On the 7th inst., at her house, Groae_roaca Fairfield, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, APRIL B.7:We bad a Butler, Demerara -Eleonern, Mich", Trieste-Eliaabetla require the extraction or roots or any pair Jualtno eetheetl. doeshnot!
to the Liver 00l k t Th .
the purpose of being sent .p_ mar e. ea Shrewsbury racecourse, was presented wath e splendid aged 58, Sarah, relict of Mr. James William Price, for- large supply of wheat from the farmers this morning, Hardie, Newfoandland. s ever, and from the nature of the materials &La, Thnewni;st
,Of 6,11, isaamed• friend, to make such a proposition in
! ahae for this port, Ist Feb.
* 'Pa me d --aase if fu ed it might prejudice 'the
~ a esaas, , re s , vvere so taken on board the steamer an the presence of the service of plate and a very handsome china dinner, tea, merly of this town. which was cleared off at prices from 3s to 4s per quarter Corenfuclus, sailed from. tarn,
S 131 f I 1 hF b
A thusa, Candler, saile.d rem an a! or pa a, 8t e . perfect fit is obtained, mot they are guaranteed to restore ar--
pOlieemen, and brought to Liverpoo , 1 p
1 tie laintiff accom- ue of two hunch d i
end coffee service, of the val egu neas, at ticulation and mas '
On the 7th inst f •1' Bth I b 1 tl ose of last Saturday. In south country and . f NI . tication. The invention is of importance
Otillillt m,,..'w.0.t.
~ o croup, aged 4, Emu e e , eow i .
Ann Cheshire, and Dailmam, rom a paraiso-uoth at to man , ersons
ll:n.1 tig te;LIC, "S : Why, really, Mr. James, I cannot *se of the plaintiff on his
panying them. To the surpri . f , the Raven and Bell Hotel, in tha.t towi.a, by his sporting youngest daughter of Mr. John Horsfall, confectioner foreige very. little doing, and to have effected sales a Caldera. ,
a. ) p , and those who are interested in it, should
a themselves of Mr • ' •
,1,,, sasaseas . Psease you this morning. arrival in Liverpool, as he was walking rons the deck of friends, for the gratifying manner in which he has always Church-street. ' reduction must have been submitted to, Barley in -good Elizabeth, hence; Serena, and Fanny, from Swansea (and avn • Hots ard s skill as a dentist.
.01'e 'ltit w M3' learned f•d ' ve petulant. the steamer to the shore, he was pounced upon by an fulfilled the duties of his office. On the 7th instant at Manch t 1 the wife oe demand at fully late rates. Oats in moderate sirl (1
, es er, 3 ary, 37, an— both sailed on their returnt-all at Coquimbe. cOIIGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, AND INFLIIEIczi*,-
(Z 3, tOf it. Iticilcs : _e__ nen is ry
- 1 I t officer, and taken into custody. The officer also took The success of Mr. Moseley's horses during the past Mr. Mark Wilson. eki to is per quarter dearer, Flour a very du sale, at Zillah, sailed from Ca11an,,,2)61 Feb., for this Dort ; Dow,las, During theprevalence of unsettled w„taer, fogs And da.lnf. in ri d
W 11, if lam petu ant, am no
18th ; Unicorn, 20th ; and mary Woods, 21st Feb., all for the glottis (at the upper part of the vrin dpipe), and the ,•ei:ogre:
L. Someti
Ot.:11- ee.__., _ mes, when some people are tipsy, possession of the oysters, for which his client had paid £6
or £7 Il• li t 1 led up all niaht in bridewell winter, and up to the present time, has been unparalleled On the 9th inst f ' last Saturday's prices.
, o consumption, Edward H. Wood- about, , _
. • England. . . itself, take an inflammatory action' which g"dultiial ;Z.
th'ne P.) s'hoorly else is in the same position. - (ioud • tl tfth 1 ' arried off every steeple chase and rd d '
is cen was oc - e ,onsenr , ey laving c - wa , age 17. - WISBECH, APRIL 8.-There. has peen rather more RevaL, Mallen 24.-The Pythia,. from Liverpool for this along the mucous coat until it reaches the.broens,..,_
.........‘.
abarl'itesa and treated as a felo Th 1 , against him was that aye started viz. :-The Worcester
n. e c iarga flat race for which they h , , Yesterday, of consum b Gth • d h h meets buyers at a
ption, aged 26, Mr. Ro ert ar , wheat offering here to- ay, wlc 1 b t 5 v%ersts 02 English milea) off Packerort, which penetrate the lungs ivino• rise to a dist 1
port, ies a ou i r g cuugns
't ete '8 h4v• llowina morning • , 00l Doncaster and Coventr Steele-chases with
of having stolen the oysters. On the fo . , Lis erp „ 3f P , gasfitter, of Pilgrim-street. 'n a laree field of ice. expectoration, spasmodic pains o
' g i'f• the chest, and often, if un-
'l,,tl, rlt ~., 111 Z been still further interrogated as to
reduction of 3s to 4s per quarter. Beans ls dearer. Oats frozen up 1 a eln other Cases,
dr'qa 444 -'slis of • . • ,__., he was taken before the magistrates, when the magistrates Bourton ; the Derby, Lincoln Leamington, and Chelten-
- checked, ending in fatal pulmoriary dis!'ils .
rtt h d d
,se, ,iti the c wine, out of which the action nau
dismissed the charge, notwithstanding which the de- ham - Steeple-chases, with T;out ; the Nottingham and
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5.-Wind W.N.W. tlie inflammatory action occurs in the sinuses o te ea an
dness of the eyes, and a
l'llt tVithbGE a:se becoming much confused,
8.-Tlus week has been very dull ;
• face, causing watery eructation,
.re
R.!. °lit said: It s fendant gave instructions to the police-officer to retain Derby Handicaps, and the Liverpool Trial Stakes, with • THE CIIARITIES.--(Weekly Reports.) CORK, APRIL
fDe nostrils. This i
ia ask If o, We eon , eems to me that nothing can be . . _ .
. hun in his custody, and he did so. He took the plains Alonzo ; and the Willoughby Handicap, at Warwick, and ' ______ holders were not disposed to give n-ay, but the trade has ARRIVED.-John Bull, Riehardson, and John Moore, Ellis, stinging sensation at the extremnyo:chiiis is inflammatin:,
0,,,1a 4,14 ~,are to g,,, , numbers of each. of tnese
tiff down to Bangor, and there again the plaintiff Granby Handicap, at Croxton Park, with Bourton. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SoTEO-STREET, little confidence in the advance, an4is cted with extreme
as's er b from Bornbay-Henry Nesmith, Butler, Norfolk, Virginia- the epidemic termed hpfnenaa. Br
Cassiopea, Harmer, alauritius-Andover, Mays, Ceara- of the mucous memli aes the bronchi in its whole
--"ne which 'non cold in tbe ,oun
P4aci the Itiaciats , 1!, this fox, let us hunt him dowitic.,
was again brought hefore the magistrates, but ultimately 'qr. Drinkald's Katerfelto, by Sleight of Hand, the win- APRIL 5.-On the books bo
, ye 87, girls 63 ; average •
caution The closing price of wheat p arrel lower ' af comm s a and
, idget Jarvis S Michael s-Flirt GI tent It commences RS R .
~ / Over, arna-Alert, ex . . a month or two, and returns- •
I,,its, ttlaai'eatla -„,Uertainly, my lord; and I hope
discharged. That was the -case on behalf of the plaintiff', ner of the Two Year Old Stakes, at Epsom, when a year- attendance, boys 78, girls 50 ; sick list, boys 2, girls ;3; and flour has receded to te a , • , .
h 1 te rates Indian c hdF s ' • ' t.•
''
orn a Havre-F. Pierce, I homes, New Orleans-Chaos, Dunton, middle-naed, and contir:ues
d severity It i
. s sometimes erre
ki4 I, it, 1
, 11. get the brush if I can • you may
at last week s quotations.
.I)eAt4s...-4 YI. kLaughter ) ' and when they had heard the evideace which he should ling broke away from the boy that was " lunging" him, . obtained situations, boys 1, girla 3. more free consumption, Savannah-Ben Lomond, Meldrum, Mobile-Jenny Lind, every winter with inerreacsenga,
nt 0 and sometimes asthma ; it;
s .Iv, ta ases, ;__ _a
Jun s r •to •d • I was the bring forward in support of. the statement which he had and with the long rein hanging from his head, ran nearly ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND FYE AN. D EAR DUBLIN, APRIL 7.-We had a very quiet maket to•-daya fs..ley,. Figuerivi- nelope Witt, Mala a-Ansoler
C aPeCI i n'er Thomps g ' van .e'
Aubrelt, n
iienolsti,Y,.,segcdsic7ain ,se Va de Al erum ~r i tled by Da. Ryan ,-i t is
likl,C.). ,Iloeii. i`oe acriguees.,in
po Jai
el.,
sexanami .
b krnueptcv. I made made, he had no doubt the jury would give such damages four miles, jumping gates, fences, brooks, and other obsta- INSTITUTION, 9, ROsE-ITILL A L 1-New patients and prices of every description of grain as on Meseta%
: n'IeLBED. - Nsi•agairsa ''
(s a' Leitch "fo• ra.Malntagh•with 88th canndidly start,' that they (ttlfoermt?ielscedirs'orrlesBl."l did not
as thatase demanded
cles in his way, until he came to the high paling of a viz. :-Relieved at the instituti rnlrs • lalieved at th h: last. In some few cases a trifling advance ores realized regiment-Premier, Ross ; Arcadia, Jordan ; 'and Arctic, know any effect! t raeant
eTvensuhstance has heglisni. since that
L'lll cZt5.ll, held Ae„feildant for the statement of security
on, 1. , . _ . ei . .
roduced,-
Vteq-"lkled • '''' Plaintiff' ' S t t f tl . 11 d •
Witnesses were ien ca ein support of the facts as farmyard, which he cleared without the slightest difficulty. own dwellings, 41 ; cases of prevailing epidemic, 0; in oats. • - (m. 8.), Luce, New York-Finland, Johnson, Calcutta-
work was' cr
rtg'Ncti rAL SET)), TrvE : the influence'
of this sub
th.i.it. oe,_ In.] .„_, s
,propeaty. [ta emen o
d stated by the Learaed. Sergeant. The first witness In the yard, a team of horses were at work in the circle of total, 156. ' White Wheat .40s Od to 44s 0,1 ' Oats, tawny.. 00s Od to 00s Od Rosalie. Denduyts, Ostend-James Cars n, Kilgour, Mel-
Pt IgeNenpUrasues the exact track of the inflammatory actio-
` ktt" havi'e of the""4llarupt s certificate was postpone',
examined was the plaintiff, Mr. Thomas. He caused con- heir com any the
a grinding mill, and taking a liking to t . P ~_ d Rapeseed .... 00s Od to 00s 0 I
, botirne-Lena, Patten, Quebec. oothine the lott• n
c„ using cough. First s .a . R is and epiglottis (the
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL APRIL Red, .
rd_on.,.. 3tl: 0:l ttc,::: .gs, 0 .
Th.mea_......
, 4,
of
Da „.
,h_e delay in the statement of defendant s nt in court b the manner ' hh h
siderable amuseme , y in wic e fugitive galloped up to them, but the driver getting , Bar s,a idl6 6 1 nd (1 1 . 7 0
I 16i Od to 1a d . g of voice), its. aearitive -influence PRES
114,,i4N1 raaragaav,ented a settlement in compliance with 5 1 t di
n-pa lents, scharged : cured, 18; relieved, and at Do e lt• e 21s Oci to 22s 6d Baaers' klour.22s Od to 27s Od
ma In Kelpie, hence for Harbor Grace, off Newfoundland.
or-caonuss lininn: of the windpip es along the
i
gave his evidence. •
._
frightened, whipped him off, when he recommenced hs 0 ~ mu .. • • • e unto the bronchi II y' a
oos od to oos oil Indian Corn, Ann Lockerby, sailed from Launceston for Mauritius, D,eca. 17:
nd pulmonary irritation, giving ease and comfort t 'a a 'a-
wn request, 4 ; irregular, '1 ; dead, 2 ; entered, 19; Bere
in 4,417 41emaieaut.
ber of fishermen residing on the banks of the 'n
o the chest,
a.\ 4 ,:i co said, he was formerly clerk to Messrs. A aum
Bea . . steeple chase games, by jumping out of the yard ages ,
under treatment 78. Out t• t • d 55 • entered Oats, white - Grace, at Newifouilt n_ew.
and restoring the voice to its accustom
pa ien s . cure „ , ed clearness and power.
b tl ' d
slAe elliesmvere•' who had tar • • • •ff Menai, near mans, a ere su sequen y examine . and galloping for a couple of miles further before he was
Prince Jerome_, Galtease, hence for Cape de Vert s, t N
This medicine is without
47 ; under treatinent, 42. . doubt the only c
at r a.- onle ge dealings with plaints .
eof them were nearly 70 years of age. They all de- the sliahtest - port, 29th March. are
.for these dis-
Som captured. On examination there was not a
Xi acott of Yar- orders. Since its introduction, it has bee
tt'aS aallo,...aas b . rs frona plaintiff nearly every day.
eel to the f t that so far back as they could remember ROYAL INFIRMARY, A -A mr • ' MANUFACTURES. ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLANn.-The --arY.-_ n i apidly supplant-
mark upon him to show that he had either been down or D TTED . . i 'bow ort ing every. other preparation ad • '
Ore, ta'.s.• rahllnging an order for the delivery of 21 Pas— se'
h M 'St 't which the defends t In-patients, 43; out-patients, PRIL
8.
mouth, a . ~
'si S from Liverpool for Boston, had ter p ministered- for ulnion4T
4, 'A J e 2ard eY were not tr ferred to Mr. H h '
ug es s the oyster beds in t e enai rai s, n struck a fence ! 10 ; casuals, 12. Dis- MANCHESTER.-The t d '
grea epresmon so generally ' sth Feb in lat 47, lon 43, and sank disorders. The proprietors strongly tirge the MPe I. al Pao-
ItOt • Fieht j&tilla
t; a t. I, ras, 1851 ; four of them were trans- now claimed under the lease from the Bishop of Bangor
b 1 ed to the üblic and that for years they had dredgect
2 The result of the Metropolitan and City and Suburban CHARGED : In-patients cured, 20 1 relieved, As^
-..., 5; experieneed in this market during the previous ten da
ys licnotedt nil beynremiflles
after;ards. cne
s Tan died. from fesion!.Telnlsts, and others, to introduce it to the' alcillietetta
made out-patients, 6 ; irregular, 1; dead, 1 ..-Remain in has been considerably relieved this week ; but the actual , e
I:chlusition 7 th:remainder of the crew were pickeliiin in the It IS SOld y most respectable Cheraits, and bY all the Agent*, -'
, H eV both f If h h b il bV.
an icaps, ow lc aye een won eas y y Ingo, , .
..
for Braude's Enamel. 1/4,
. 'Alt 1 '`vv.° other caske were also transferred emg I? ,
the house, 191.
en, .0%4 .014 ~1241, ;fter being fivg days at sea, and landed ee,
Straits without any molestation whatever. has produced no ordinary amount of consternation in the transactions continue to be very limited, and at v 1 1 h
cannot tell the date. I don't remember ,in the -

Kelpie, hence for Harbor Grace, off Newfoundland.
Ann Lock erby. sailed from Launceston for Mauritius, Dec. 17.
Margaret, Ridley, hence at Harbot Grace, at Newfoundland.
Prince Jerome, Galtease, hence for Cape de Vents, at New-
port, 29th March.
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND.—Th 3 Mary SCOtt, of Yar-
mouth, N,S., from Liverpool for Boston, had her bow port
knocked'in by the ice, 15th FeL., in fat 47, 100 43. and sank
in about twenty minutes afterwards. One man died from
exhaustion; the remainder of the crew were picked up in the
1934 I/Qat, after being five days at sea, and landed here.

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FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTIT.—" For upuar( • is of nine
veers (writes Mr. Thomas Province, of Winchmore Hill.
Middlesex), I have experienced the efficacy of this excellent
medicine. I had long previously been afflicted with headache
and indigestion; lint a friend having induced me to make a
trial of Frampton's Pills, I now inform you that a few doses
gave me great relief; and during this king period of time I
have taken them in preference to any other medicine; and I
have the happiness of saving that I never had a better state of
health, which I attribute to Frampton's Pills. I beg further
to add, that this medicine is in general use by my family, and
we know of nothing to equal it." In any case when an - - aperient medicine is required, they need only be tried to be • universally adopted. Sold by all medicine vendors. - Price
ls. lid. per box. See the name of "Thomas Prout, 229,
Strand, London," on the government stamp.
THE TEETH.--A new and very curious invention con-
nected with Dental Surgery has been introduced by Mr.
Howard, of 17, George-street, Hanover-square, London; it is
the production of an entirety new description of Artificial
Teeth, fixed by his new patent system of self-adhesion and
capillary attraction, without springs, wires, or ligatures.
They so perfectly resemble natural teeth, as not to be dis-
tinguished 'from the originals by the closest observer. They
will never change colour or decay, and will be found very
superior to any teeth ever before used. This method does not
require the extraction of roots, or any painful operation what-
ever, and from the nature of the materials used, the moat
perfect fit is obtained, and they are guaranteed to restore ar-
ticulation and mastication. The invention is of importance
to many persons, and those who are interested in it, should
avail themselves of Mr. Howard's skill as a dentist.
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, AND INinfirtrhiZzl;il;iri i
During the prevalence of unsettled weather,
fogsdathewindpirse
the glottis (at the upper part of the win dpipe),,inuany extends
itself, take an inflammatory action, which g tubes
which penetrete the lungs, giving
along the mucous coat until it reaches t.li
risee chest,t and often, if un-
checked, spasmodic
pains of
°disease. In other cases,
checked, ending in fatal pulmonary disease.
the sinuses of the head and
the inflammatory action occurs in
redness of the eyes, and a
face, causing watery eructation,
irtey
,i, of the nostrils. This is
stinging sensation at the extremity (elishrrs°eis'seihnigaleough,
Bronchitis is inflammation,
which lines the bronchi in its whole
of the mucous membrane
a common cold in the young and
extent. it commences asues a
month or two, and returns-
middle-aged, and contiux;
ed severity. It is sometimes erre-
the epidemic termed influen-a.
and sometimes asthma; in
every winter with n
neously called Wini,tecrl7,°doeteeum, edited by Dr. Ryan, it is
(the medical profession) did not
that they
candidly stared
effectual treatment for these disorders ; since that
know any
te I a new substance has been introduced,
• k was cony' ' QEDATIVE : the influencebf tit' -•—•
vi or
Hooper's PIIYBi
BRA N'lllf 8
stance pursigh.
causing con
dative influence passes along the
• BRONCH IA L ..- • this sub-
stance the Minatory action
F soothing the glottis and epiglottis (the
exact track of the infla
' e unto
mucous lining of the windpipe the bronchi, allaying
pulmonary irritation, giving ease and comfort to the chest,
la
lifens se‘
lnd restoring the voice to its accustomed clearness and power.
This medicine is without doubt the only cure for these dis-
orders. Since its introduction, it has been rapidly supplant-
ingorgans of voice),
every other preparation administered for pnlmonary
disorders. The proprietors strongly 'urge the Medics! Pro-
fession, Chemists, and others, to introduce it to the afflicted.
It is sold by most respectable Chemists, and by all the Agents
for Brande's Enamel,

MANCHESTER.—The great depression so generally
experienced in this market during the previous ten days,
has been considerably relieved this week ; but the actual
transactions continue to be very limited, and at very low