The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY,. APELL 6.

At the sitting of this court to-day the salvage case was
proceeded with, and the jury found a verdict for the plain-
tiffs, damages £lOO ; costs 40s.
CLlnas FOR EXPENSES.-- Bon v. ASPINALL.— The
plaintiff in this case was Mr. William Eagle Bott, and the
defendant Mr. Kay Aspinall, The plaintiff was a civil
engineer of some standing, and the detbndant surveyor of
highways for the township of Rastrick, in the West
Riding of Yorkshire. A. verdict of £l6O was entered by
consent.

BOTT V. STRINGER.—The plaintiff and ground of action
were similar in this to the last case. The defendant was
the surveyor of highways for the township of Kirkheaton
for the year in which.. r. Bott gave his evidence, and the
sum claimed by that gentleman was £93 7s. 4d. Verdict
for the plaintiff,
BOTT V. THE, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR FOR KIRK-
HEATON.—Tins was action for the same amount, the
proportion due by the overseers of the poor of the town.
ship. In defence it was stated that the interference of
the parish officers in the matter took place before defen-
dant's year of office, which had now expired. Verdict for
the plaintiff,, with a reference as to amount of damages.
ALEXANDER AND OTHERS V. TONGS AND ANOTHER.--
The plaintiffs in this, which was the last case on the corn.
mon jury list, are merchants in Jersey, and the defendant
ship brokers in Liverpool. The sum sued for was. £120.,
which, it was asserted, had been wrongfully handed over
to Mr. H. W. Ward by the defendants, in whose hands
it had been deposited, pending the decision, 11 arbitration
or law, of a disputed transaction in connexion with the
sale of the barque Othello by the defendants for the plain-
tiffs. After about three hours of contradictory statements
by counsel and witnesses, a juror was withdrawn, and the
court rose about nine o'clock.

FRIDAY, APRIL 7.
The court this morning resumed the trial of special
jury cases.
HERNAMAN AND ()TITERS 1.), BENNETT: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 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 annum
was to be paid, 5 per cent. going towards a sinking fund
to buy off the machinery, and 5 per cent. to pay the interest
of money. After the case had been gone into at consider-
able length, his lordship suggested that it was one of the
fittest eases for compromise, as, one way or another, the
defendant must be largely responsible. It MO agreed to
refer the cue to arbitration,

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 18541

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HARRISON AND ANOTHER V. HORSEAlthepl.;tit
TITER.—Mr. Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Burnie for and
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the Attorney-General for the County P3lat''-ilts oir
Forsyth for the defendants. From the stateugtiffs oei
counsel and witnesses, it appeared that the ir,o'ol;
Messrs. Harrison and Co., merchants, of tis, lice`
the defendants Messrs. lorsfall and Sons, °` toeS
of December 1852, Messrs. Harrison
Both were engaged in the African trade, audio
called the Lady Worsley, to the coast of Alrie3; 0(1'1
13th January, the vessel arrived in BounY Irs;„ve iers
cast on shore. She was deserted by her c3P,'-rtti,
and her cargo would have been entirely pluude„..lie,tY
not been for the timely interference of Captain It',Siedo
agent of the plaintiffs on that coast, who also c'f.bthe del
assistance of Captain Thompson, the Vent %,Iforce-4"
dants. They succeeded, by means of an arn. the cra
driving off the marauders, and they also g°;;on cfr
into deep water, and saved a considerable Por-assii
cargo. Captain Thompson, who had given the 0,
of boats and men, was- entitled to salvage, an the
sent outleaoove7o
consent of Captain Wylie, he had a lieu upon
and cargo. Captain Wylie, however, made an
with Captain Thompson to sell the cargo hY Pu e
giving Captain Thompson bills for the amount r self
the sales, which bills were drawn in favour of otv,
Thompson. For the plaintiffs it was conte,Pl7llol
goods were improperly sold by Captain .Yok,' „ctioas'e
to have bartered them according to his in n the°rd
the benefit of Messrs. Harrison. The actionlC
ou]brought to recover such a sum as the cargo `4,c,01J07
realised if bartered for palm oil, instead of bedslerdper'
auction at a sacrifice of one half its value. tsve:l
"ite
left the whole matter with the jury ; there vve,relie di
tions for them to decide ; first, whether ASIe„O- niv
best he could under the circumstances; anustbouP,o
he, by what was done, intend to do the
did commit an error of judgment. The J,.3)ilte joe
more than a moment's consultation, retnrno.efie
with a verdict to the effect that Wylie bad b°l2eoacel'
the best he could for the benefit of all Pa!tie2ol4,;o
Mr. Knowles : He sold the goods, not belui.Vo beo—
Mr. Hill : The jury did not say that ; You i'lli-be9;t(
as joint
jobiillutinsalwvhoirchs._ThHoismpLsoonrdsanhidpWylie descrille the bi
a
would consider that, whether he sosldithd'ePge°°cisrb3l)shlellirie.do
The jury at once unanimously declared
posed of them, not as a salvor.--Leave was th_74,3
move in a higher court. Wylie being the art4p,
plaintiffs, his duty was- to protect instead of 51._0,6:0'
of his employers. [Thompson, in his ow: 03wwil,v;
menced proceedings in the Admiralty Court flip!
very of the salvage. Wylie has not joined Coup_

SATURDAY, APRIL S• ,i,otiges5t 4)
RIWSTRON v. TAYLOR.—An action for Refer
sioned by the diversion of' a watercourse• ttvil
arbitration, on the proposition of Mr. Hill•e 0004
HAERTSON AND ANOTHER, r. gor9
this action and in the cross-action, I'Vylie v'
another, was withdrawn, the facts of the caseay"
lar to those in the case of Harrison v. Horst
1)".
ther, decided on the previous day.
PATENT CISE: HALLAM v. RAIIET Ti• r
Mr. Ephraim Hallam, of Stockport,. cottoo4ottotr4
the plaintiff; and Messrs. Bailey and Wood, 00
ners, were the defendants; and the actie!„ifactwots
alleged infringement of a patent for the olef
thread from waste cotton, for the purP„,,,nel t. 0041'
carpet-manufacture: The defendants PP-eese 'O9
plaintiff was not the first inventor of the Pro
00t e ,
was not a new manufacture ; and that he 11.0.,.
proper specifications. Verdict for the Phli11:,..;10
ls. with 40s. costs, he- merely wishing to
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right to the patent.
,-,QEC GT/th iPIrOS d
ACTION FOR A MALICIOUS e r-!thoet
•
Tuomas v. HuG z—
unsln this actin gad ifs
alleged that the defendant maliciou,Y,
reasonable cause, charged the Plaintin'ag,
Majesty's justices of the peace, with bid'
pretences, obtained a sum of money' ,r°.,„; scith.oj
in a second count, that he had charge
obtained certain goods, whereby the Plan);-000 • "":1
in his business. The plaintiff' claimed t'i;ioi i 55" :1.11
The defendant pleaded not guilty, upon 1.,n-lerillieol'a ar'
joined. Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, Sir' Georg" -0 1;1'
Mr. Jones, for the plaintiff; Mr. Jan)°, 41%;;010'0114
w:Aassrpt:i.iEdnnagallwit:hiinnefoecHrasintuhege,erhcsdehaisea,fdnewnttdhaisaennt . —Mr. servan.per 0,0
moth equestrian circus, fpabLiar;veetwrrpil:yooiepjhlaroin,
vnarien.,,2:d:ll:l3ttiBoohfoLltebiltioceell;e3st,re,
realised a considerable sum of money% bill
Liverpool and commenced business ay' 3199,0`ti11t,4• "'
in which capacity he opened an office.l.-
street, which he styled, "The Mau:oat"' ontiagelielit
Bank Establishment." The Mammoth Di',"ffor hists
Establishment !—(A laugh.) Unfortunatei;;s-lea welt;
(Mr: Thomas), somewhere about 1850,
mammoth
estabh'ool,tit
aidlrom this gentleman of the mamowt:,,i,il3 theesi. „t)
Relied several transactions with him ; of
of January, 1851, he borrowed the 11.-b,.aed
would, perhaps, be as well if he (the it
stated, at the outset, the mode in or'
carried on in this mammoth establishar;ii or &oat 4
was this :—lf a manufacturer, or mere',l2;.illysacedte‘
any other man was pressed for ready
this establishment for a loan, moil
SS the °lf/1
these• terms—namely, he deposited lie than.,
money, goods one-third more in val
of the loan, while, at the same tinle', but Picot('
given for the sum borrowed, and 135", the wfr
pretty tolerable discount was taken the 0¢
the rate of fifty or sixty per cent. When, `-„iesre
stood this mode of doing business they WI/I'7.m ':
accusation arose against his client. At ,L 1
borrowed the £64, in January, he deposnyibt vef.,,av
defendant orders upon Messrs. Yearslef
one quarter-casks of sherry. It was the c"-“. °'
defendant, when the sum borrowed was fo,r 06, tr,
months, to have the goods transferred .te°f pored,
when, as in this case, the loan was for &._bri giere4the"
practice was not adopted, the orders bewgitv for bef');
sited with him as a sort of equitable s,Ol-s,'"livarte' 0,
payment of the money. On the 10th of had "•10.1
theZ6-I was lent, a previous sum a
vaned, which, however, had been repo'at livtbeot
He mentioned this now, because, from w t that bat:.„,
spired before the magistrates, it was evidenoilor,tsilr;io
fendant's secretary, formerly a journer3l3l' nth 5 v
that time, the managing man of the nl3llllllto
no tag
ment, endeavoured, with an evident ebiecti treat' iii,;;efi
two transactions together ; and, instead ° r•
ile
wine orders for the twenty-one quarttlA to for
flexion with the general loan, he endetivellriiff reyerei
as security for a general loan. The' Plarr the ilal)Pe4o
£64„ and asked for his 1.0. U. and also for so ty
the twenty-one quarter-casks of wine.,. htaellift' $Ol4,
that Mr. Hughes, the head of the eStalti,,S Lau.' tll.lOl
in, and Mr. Cowley said he would take,t'fi'haecine'tbei
orders to the plaintiff's house. He din. s-feasen,i'
the 1.0. U. back, but, from some avast -01„"t drteeo
orders were never returned, and the .ingis‘ cite
sently the mischief to which that led. 4,1„• 011101•
10
care much about the orders, beemise
..7"ettiat,ll of lef
transferred to any one else, and le hue" diopo.4 rtti a",
the money. A few days afterwards he ~, SP„,"
of these quarter-casks to another Perg'ey fr°„.: tot at.,
this he had occasion to borrow more orde„,..'oPe
fendant, actually giving, as security, t'' 004 better;
remaining thirteen quarter-casks of th,et
.000-
viously held by the defendant, the eig:inal?eYv„,oll,le
disposed of being deducted from that ml be -
•
went on in this way for some • time, the 4414,y
ing and repaying, until, in. December,
.I,rartosq'etli
insolvent, and petitioned the Court of 133,Pthis geOl'e
tection. Mr. John Yates, a.solicitor tb tria
appeared for the creditors on that °elle," *'" eat
numerous transactions between the Piot hoefair;tice:
fendant, and having hie misgivings loet $
nature of those transactions, and the 1vi0=4„.50014"
which had been given, insisted uPeiln the
lar statement laid before him of n'"' t. tr,
between the plaintiff and the defen-fell,l°Lid.itielti!:
elicit another important fact. The-;ri lye a illiterate man ; and on that oceto-liripon
plaintiff, " These people. are insisting d sae' -t
and creditor statement between you- nn reat `,l
make it out to saw my life therefore,' ' steu'e
and my man, Mr; Cowley, to make it vi-ha ;
did so ; he tok from their own na°' wen' .4e:to
the accounts between them,
drew up a statement, a fair copy °f
,twit Anatribl'etetivralo
and theilich De ._.-001',00(
took to their premises, and the defen'-'"iitem, co'ljaaP-00
to
went through the. account, item hY of ~,e1?1-,'
thisand • truesdfeacf, netni
iddtta
netor
ah t
show
neh
opHowr e sre en
the account
to the C tie •
as a statement of the accounts as be of t
ettot
of
thderimetwrattthhea:t 3thtateent,taiice°cfleo:lol6:tsnot.p:_it:2o.7rpAivi'eetofi,
accountant, that in that accountsthere "nartVheo),
his having. the orders for the thirteen 00e1 telt 'ae
sherry in his possession,
He would not weary thatmseeNAn'riitthY ftietlll33.blso°' i‘litlftsl6l)te:l:ll4
that in the month of September a ne4 vioos t, f
with the defendant, and all their Pre& of to,t;°,
were gone into, but no mention was 1113 tee vforetijil'f
quarter-casks. The phlintiff at that e the, he 44
attorney Mr. Thompson, who had sin
o,c e te ",1
fendant called upon Mr. ThomPson 6edere'3"-i.
death, and made an accusation with r fo
dozens of wine. The plaintiff was :Valve 1,4101„i'l
entered into an explanation which Inns,„;„tiff cot
person, as to the accusation, that the Infeft`;e:A Viet
the twenty dozens of wine, which the1)0100 r.,,e0901
a guarantee for money advanced, bY f
facts were these : a very large quantitY °000`..:,101154,
bonded by the plaintiff ; and there we. re bon ,t it r",vaitii
sherry in bottle. It had remained Seri; tb.o,efert`
the Custom-house authorities gave
00°7; beiPlihe
be immediately removed. On the b
,erod
oove
badit was found that the wine WA ea' to relhia
of the plaintiff, to whom notice not hitya
given. He stated that the wine 700.5ti.„11 torielto;
Customs' authorities repeated thats requesuq-be
stood against his name, arid be w‘ifterwards,„eatiis
away. He did so. A few daY's those dot 00.1,
Messrs. 'Middleton and Co. found
ottuLe defeo_teif ,ot,)
of wine had been transferred t jovedll, aftetej
action, and word to that effect w18',10,0, ,0.
the plaintiff, who immediately went "owe mild he cc,
inc hge thatck fa rhtehteho
wine,gb t
wt
hh hadjecri hee ocinniet sisot e
Aesvxis 50-'1
the proper party. A f—
atter dr`lTeclitotf" I'o3,
satisfied,defendan ta,nwahfoo,ralthoengtirnwieththheis
whom he placed the
plaintiff failed, he returned
defendant
at the w't for el,,Vitio
stating, at the same time, that hoo, thntitr's 7ter, iets
he (the learned sergeant) w in"
a the 1)15ill rtlY eoc, •,1
ling of the defendant's montehYeal.niri;td.
it5a;:1:11011.00tie':,i,
bad security for double the n...titx h.?
away
ie
a iiinsattoo_rnfs
heaYis,cree;!s:oreettfo_Are:4o;:Api:
him,decla raantdio,nlikoef
aiinishonlvneenstcyi,oso,
t:.reditomeoticallo
tois
ing the demands of his unsee
that this fie eTieoh'i'llecl:s
208. in the pound. It seemed_
.itirensona dello tot e
mammoth establishment was
under the angel tit;
pect that he also should come verte pio, tit
unsecured creditor, and that 11t
waned I..l.„terest.,tbalyi,
not. Some time after this h
oneY for ai°re el beq
him an enormous amount of In him l?.
attornoi
.re
beTheonma7reseadidupnhen.wo4advviifeoaPoie:flutratiratiovlis,9oounditri:lof
him, threatening him larger
tmuaneanshteo
winadsuicne
tshioant
mhye saimdaa,
te" , 9Al'.
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FF' Ll° You- ne,, , , PRIL 8 -ADMITTED • prices The apprehension entertained last week, owing
•...:50, 5.,..'1'
,Intestit-v"e Laen
,l.li_Mrn„ and 1 eearl he may, tell mie to ' athird transfer of two of the 21 quarter-casks to Mr. Scott. Mr. Williams, the plaintiff 's solicitor, and the Mayor of sporting world. For a three-year-old filly to bring off NORTHERN HOSPITAL, A
el a not ii i portant emp oyment.' e, low- bl t t • ff hilst the -Margaret (se, Havre-Superb, Cidlao-M inho '(new screw
Cross-exalnined : I can tell from the book to which I ain Caniarvon, was examined. -He said he knew the Menai two such handicaps at the weights, namely, 6st, 41b. and Accidents, 63 ; medical and surgical cases,••ls; t•otalt, 758; Partlyh•to the knowlnddge that we were at last actually at A aRIvaD.-Barhgra, from Bremen-Georgians savannah
steamen-Balbec (s s ) Cardiff.
jitit 4,-., the ees move the plaintiff. 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 e, Y ,
a di as out atiente 39 irregular, 2; died, 1 ; money market is again more easy. In addition to this, , ' ~ •• t • .. , .
da - and at this time of the ear is unparal- DISCHA.RGED : Cured, 25; relieved at oa n reques , ; u ar, as to a consi era e ex en , u orn o , w
:_-AILED.-Ai abiso (s. se Minn for Con
, ~ , stantinople-
si '!'t, i4lyed 'clencla 4-
po,„ . n., complained that the plaintiff had 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 tten ng .p „, ;
• the firmness in the Liverpool cotton market has induced J. •C. Calhoun, Short, Mobile-Andrew Foster, Holberton,
01'.; C„ by fr:.'„es,Bl°ll of the twent -one quarter.casks of No. 104 cask, one of the 21, seems to have been soldlo J. dredged there without being interfered with ever since he upon performances or relative ages. It is not our pro- remaining in the hospital, 110.
buyers to avail tliemselyes of the present depression of and New World, Knight, New York-Phaeton, Spooner,
11.5.„', 14 he ii-• ;nu, and disposed of them. He ex lained that R. Gibson; another number (271) was sold to Mr. Law- (witness) was born. All along the channel, from oue end vince to compare the weights of horses which ran in the
ioned races ; but the amount of weight given
1. ne nnn, nean repaid th £64 M C I Pt
d th
i. at re... ' e ,er.ow ey re urne e son.. These wines were in the name of Mr. Thomas, before of the straits to the other, had always been supposed to above-ment • protracted delay. For this last reason probably, as much
by Virago to horses of her year and whose pretensions THE LONDON GAZETTE.
el Vale en ennned the wine-orders ; but, knowing that being transferred. On the 14th of December, 1850, there belong to the public. as any other, there has been experienck some renewal of Rhone (s.. se, hence. at Trieste, eth April... .
peen + was a quarter-cask (332) delivered; and another quarter- e The case for the plaintiff having closed, have been highly estimated, as h'as been indicated by the the demand for yarns, both for India and the continental Helen W allace. Major hence at Port Phillip in 88 days.
Of; 1:t Illarter.,, 'ransferred, be had disposed of eight of betting, must prove to a great extent that it is of the TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1854. ADEL 1 • ' b ' . ' ' '
AIDE, ..AN. 31.-A arge, with upwards of .e 2a,000
r:s Os it, ss"'"'" 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 markets ; and prices are not so irregular as they were. in -old for the Royal Shepherdess ready to sail for London,
0,31,, Lin ie escause
, . he sub'se uently de sited the orders Those were purchased from Messrs. Yearsley, in November, point of law. He contended that, under an act ef narlia- greatest importance that handicappers should avoid giving BANKRUPTS. - :William Lloyd, york-street, West- The demand for yarn, for home manufacture, is very got! jammed soon after leaving 'the reTirt, a•-nd sank. The
ei° I'lit oneatininn thirteenci as additioPieml security for . 1850. Two other casks (330 and 331) were purchased, ment from which he quoted, the defendants had considered darh three-year-eT xtremely low weights ; and, we are minster and Great Russell-street, Covent-garden, licensed sluggish ; manufacturers, with the present depressed con- diving apparatus win be employed to recover the gold.
let Olatizee he also afterwands' 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 opimo , hat had not Virago been banked for • '
victualler. -Frederick Hellyer, New Brompton, Kent, dition of the goods market before them, being greatly
0 . ern
Olio; 'o,4„%asei •PiPtlino that they -could not succeed by 18-0 Ref 'ng to the book, the witness said, that several themselves under their lease with the Bishop of Bangor, such large sums of mime' for the Chester Cup, prior to wood-carver.-John Solomon Circus, Minories, ship- disposed to reduce their production. There has been some
e v i4i 0 mtimidation, the plaintiff again went to the
'ilw "s offi more quarter-casks of sherry, per Albert Gallatin, were and that they were, consequently, protected by such act of the publication of the weights, she would have been han- ownen-Joseph Stanbeidge ItZgers Clarke, Westbourne- little inquiry for India goods, but at very low rates ; and, FRIDAY, APRIL 7.-Wind N.W., light.
A RRI.VED.-Ottflwa (S. S.), frOt:l Tisrroarind.-Noryan Paratba
ed. nktiseed hice, and left under the impression that he sold to Mr. Thomas,. by 3.lessrs. Yearsley. Four casks, parliament in the proceedings they had taken against the dicap.ped intsnchda Tannr
ifitir -the spring handicaps, that grove, Bayswater, hay-dealen-Stephen Meredith, Bir- xvith this exception, the market remains very inert, _
Elphinstone. Honduras Clar . n, H ',gins, New
des bekkannenedah Two months afterwards, however, he ee Nymph, were delivered by Messrs. Yearsley ; one on plaintiff. nothing bu acci en cou d aee prise ented her from p - mingham, drapen-Noah Lee, Ringiey, innkeeper.- although producers are, in many instances, anxious sellers,
ing them all to the credit side of her owner. A great deal • Orleans - Juliu C• • Maranham - Kingston, Murray,
Savannah. s mbar,
rse, j k.. prefe,..._ ,
.before the magistrates, and these charges the Ist, and the other three on the 10th of January 1851 A long legal argument' here took place between the Ge me Hla Hieham near Alfreton, Derbyshire, and would accept still lower prices. The home demand
has been said and a great deal of fault found, with the n ° .-- as m' ' '
It (Olen ';initi, but the case before the bench was so ased by Mr. learned counsel, as to the bearing on the case which the . ~ .
There were 14 other casks, ex Nymph, purch - ' ' - - - • ' '
heavy impost nitheted by
.111 r, Topham upon her for the urner. continues exceedingly dull. Sa a LEM-Star of the South, Train, and Jane, Benson. for
Dir 441 f engh he furth h ed *th bt • •
44 , alse was er c arg wi o ming Thomas • they were delivered to Mr. Thomas on the 14th act referred to by Mr. Watson had. Mr. Watson con- PA.RTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Jones and T. Pughe, ROCHDALE -There is no disposition on the re f Matta, &c.-Ward Chipman Askey,Quebec-Xarifa, Wailing,
Chester Cup, he being considered by many to have gone
5,0 %IL, jf hePretenees, that it was obliged to be aban- and 21si of November.
.Eight othet casks., ex Nymph, tended that, as the proceedings of the defendant were
merchants to pnrchase at any price. The wool fil;k:t Africa-Meta and Hermina:Schumaker, Galatz-Petrel, Cox,
sP traB-HerMfinn, Lenger, Elsinore- Norfolk, Callender,
her too far, inasmuch as the extineuisher was looked
rat . e
At toetiff 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
upon as being effectutany put tm.on her, by handicapping Liverpool, joiners.-Burge and Perrin, Manchester, book-
sellers.-G. Elliot and Co., Manchester, commission mer-
t. Thomas-Marshfield, Torry, New Orleans-Mary Ann,
;iliern Leen(' Zs a tnadesman just recovering from insol- On the 12th of December, he purchased four more casks ; towards the plaintiff, and, therefore, there was no ease has been much the same as the piece-market, and prices
ther in favour of the buyer.
her altogether out of tne race with 6st. 61b. ; and we con- Thelan, slalta and Odess • -Courier, Rudolph, Odessa-
41ra liiZerl, isTlen, ing gOOd credit when his prospects were two were delivered on the 10th of May, 1851, and another for the jury. s. -c o e an reenw , op , near
chants.-J. Gla.dstone, jun., and Co., Liverpool, iron-
founder Shfi ld d G ood C trod ra M`Lauchlan, Lovett, Yarmouth, N.S.-New Hainp-
1‘ ginr4e --" '"'n respectability 'for a time ieonardised b, on the 26th of July. . The JUDGE differed with the learned counsel, and said fess, that although we are of opinion that handicappers Rochdale, cotton waste-spinners.-Salthouse and nr-Ghie,. LD.-Business reinains quiet and little cha Elea
HUDDERSFIE • , shire Chese N Y k Rob D ' ' d B
, ew or - uste. übris, Gran ussara-
-sei
isi et of the def - - - ' By the JUDGE: None of the casks of wine ex Albert that he should leave the malicious intent te the jury.
ts e. , endant, who had done better had he _ ... .. . ought to a great extent to be influenced by the betting in Ashton-under-Lyne, drapers.-Troughton, Grindrod, and more appears to be doing than the delivery of nods to Fll ' ` -
en Bates, Ellwood, Bombay -Voador de Vongo, Brancn,
lie 44 of tr original profession of riding over sawdust, th f M H h th M W tl dd ed th • fth d f dant
Gallatin, were ever in e name o r. ug es, e .r. ATSON len a ress e jury or ee en handic.apping dark horses, and were quite prepared to see a •
Co. Liverpool. h ad h b • '
previous orders. The pure ases m e aye cen on a Oporto-Radiant, hlason Jamaica-Isabella Pettendrick, Rio
steadier put upon Virago for the Chester Cup we did think A 1 small scale, and evidently for the purpose of keeping up Grande-Fchunga, Gray, Malta-Juan Ce, Gib lte
en tnleann_ e more dangerous feat of riding over respect- defendant. None of them had been transferred to him at on the merits of the case ; and having called several nit- rAYMENT OF. DIVIDENDS.-J.. R. Gibson, 'Water.oo, Moor of Venice, Fuller, Constanti '1
'clv
B k ra'
dr-
Mr To ham had used rather t h 'h
nd 'II th t rt t f stock .
asso men s o • nop e - rea o - ay,
or AC-Lien ;if he showed that he had f dth
Is s 0 see,. pre erre ese any time, Four of the casks, ex Nymph, were transferred nesses, the case was adjourned at about a quarter to eight • P . eo eavy a a ' a near Liverpool, Innkeeper - first diy. of ls 6d, any Wed- Moore, Boston-Af • O'N •
rica, , eill, Melbourne-Adeline, Steele,
case. But by whatever motive Mr. Topham was influ- MTu 'ln 1J S Leal Wh 1 k LEEDS.-The business done in cloths and other goods Quebec-Camaian, Bate, Cadiz.
alt 44 neenennifY a vindictive feeling against the plaintiff; to Mr. Hughes. The rest were in Mr. Thomas's name. o'clock to this morning at nine.
enced, or from whatever source he derived his ideas, which nesday at r. rner s, iverpoo .- . . -e, ee oc ,
slt ' I t- ond diy. of lid, an M da t M 't bl f th n has been about an average amount,
a -mere tan sec yi on y, a r. sm ae or e seaso
neflo kin fcii.ii these facts from the mouths of witnesses, he By a JUROR: They were never out of 3lr. Thomas's .
enabled him to form auch a true estimation of the mare's • sion houses this Pacific (s.), hence at New York, March 23.
Bird's, Liverpool.-Breed and Reeieston, Liverpool, mer- and little has been done by the commis
lit, n 4 nos a moment doubt what would be the result. name- COURT AND FASHION. capabilities, her performances at Epsom on Thursday fully British Qt
I ts-fourth div. of 1-32 d, an M d tMB• d' k • ' f h winter goods are a shade lower, _ leen (s. se, hence, and
liis,'` %t, e teilla.,B, the plaintiff, was then called, and was pro- Joseph Frederick Blackshaw said he was managing e !an y on ay, a r. 1r s, wee , prices o eavy Plicebe (s s ) Brennan,
40, in nein her the wei ht he did • and he may
justified him gi g g , oods. Business from Terbizond (and cleared fur Previsa hot)* * *
Or k itiniciaanesnribe the nature of his tran tions with clerk for Mr. Caton Thompson at the time he was solicitor Liverpool. -M. Sibson, Wrexham, cattle-dealer -div. of but there is no alteration in seasonable g nople. ). lat Constanti-
04' klal'int t' as st ted b h 1 ed t -h
tY en a yt e earn sergean , a en, for the plaintiff. He deposed to the defendant and his THE QUEEN visited the Duchess of Gloucester on Satur- noty cnngrn,
tulate himself in not havine to encounter such
e 9s 2d, on new proofs, on account of first div. of 10s, any has also been dull in the warehouses this week. Astrologer (s. s.), Folland (a d 1
n eft for Constantinople),
a Virago for the great event to be decided upon the and Taurus s s lan 1
attorney calling upon witness for some documents con- day. Her Royal Highness is slowly recovering. d M 13. d' L. 1
Mon ay, at 'r. ir s, iverpoo . BRADFORD.-Wool : The same depression still con- ( . .), . g ands-both hence at Malta.
i e teas Past seven o'clock, the Court was adjourned banks of the Dee • for if he had we are inclined to believe PORTLAND, MARCH 24 -The Em -
I," i'da nected with plaintiff's business after Mr. Thompson's Mounwirea.-Orders have laeen issued for the Court to DIvIDEND.-April 25, W. Ellis, Liverpool, printer. tinues as for several weeks past, and to effect sales a
Btl I d N Y • ma Field, Crowell, of
1, ti Y morning, at ten o'clock. that th ff 'ld b '
e e ect wou e somewhat similar to that of turn- : The al, c eare at ew ork, 2ist Dec., for Liven, 1( •
frot death. After defendant had beeti in the office for some go into mourning from the 9th to the 16th. instant, for the CERTIFICA.TES.-April 25, J. Pointon, Monks, Coppen- j further reduction in price has to be mane.-Yern 242 bales of cotton, 2,073 barrel • clo -with
ing the cat amongst tbe pigeons, few horses coining to the s of flour, 16,231 bushels of
hall, Cheshire, innkeeper.-April 26, T. Evans, Man- • tations
Jil MONDAY, 4
-PRIL 10. time, defendant got much excited, and called the plaintiff Duke of Parma.
ti at j shippers are very limited buyers, and at such quo f wheat, 1,530 bushels of Indian corn, 200 barrels of rosin, and
r/ le en, a thief and a swindler. Witness said to defendant, " You. Tirn EARL OF ELGIN will return to his gavernment in post, and specula .on an end. chester, ironmonger. ias do not cover the cost of the top. The home mann ac- 200 barrels and 623 bags of oil cake), and has not since been
jot k nit, •-enoan Mr. BARON PLATT.) have your professional adviser with you, and why do you Canada on Saturday, the Gth of May, He will be accom- -
; turers are making their contracts for the present month heard of.
rai4 '4aoti'set•ellUGHES..-The Court opened this morning come bullying here 9" - pitied by the Prime Minister of Canada, the Hon. Francis BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and DEATHS. FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1854. 'on more favourable terms than last. This is very reluc-
n i nan are curtailing SATURDAY, APRIL 8.-Wind N.N.W., moderate.
(•4 Itki°llsle, tia,:' arid proceeded to hear evidence in this ease, - Stock, clerk to the plaintiff, said he remembered the Hincks. ,a,.. ___
BANKRUPTS.-Edmund Whittenbury Robinson, Liver- tantly conceded by the spinners, and 1 y
rts; nest, o„`' 2,f_ which had been mede by Sergeant defendant coming to plaintiff's officenend calling the latter LIEUT.-GENERAL MERCER died recently at Naples. BIRTHS. pool, cotton broker, April 20, MaY 11, at 11 o'clock, at j their supplies, and short-time working is on the increase. ARRIYED.-Julia y Pepita. Garay, from Santander-Bella
07e IT lai's 'aturday. The first witness was James ad— thief and a swindler. He `said he would have a His death leaves another regiment vacant. .
tcy • solicitors 1 Pieces : The inquiry for goocLs is not increased, and many Donna, Alexandria-Lulan, Patterson, New York-Thersa,
i'",,, ti e4eeennlas, the plaintiff, who was enamined warrant for his apprehensions ADMIRAL WEMYSS, M.P. for Fifeshire, died on Mon- On the 26th ult., at Whetstone, near Leicester, the the Liverpool District Court of Bankrup . . , .
manufacturers are further curtailing their production until De Jore, Requejada-R. A. Parke, Charleston-Hibercia,
wife of Thomas Hammond, labourer, of a son and two Messrs. Lowndes, Robinson, and Bateson, Liverpool ; 1 . . . _ , _
t tte;it.e;sn!nd stated that he was a wine merthant and Mr. Garnett, magistrates' clerk, was next re-called, day, last week, at his seat of Wemess Castle. He was At yers,Sniyrna- David Legg, M'Cann, Messina-Maria Ignez,
daughters. official assignee, Mr. Bird, LiverpooL-Archibald Vickers, ' a more remuneratwe price ca. obtained.
Lisbon-Catherine, Williams, Figneira.
v \it -"rigs With the defendant, who was a bill- and examined by Mr. James, as to what took place when Lord-Lieutenant of his county, which office is now vacant,
,lo ' and witnes h
et titan,. „es, -s ad borrowed money of him at the plaintiff was before the ma ntrates In roof of the
git • P Tarn FUNERAL of the late Duke of Portland took place On the 3rd inst., Mrs. R. H. Gould, of a son. Disley, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, April 24, May 22, at NOTTINGHAM-Little . .. ess doing in either the SA ILED.-Christian,Steplien,for Leghorn-Fernando Louis,
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- Nactuttiha, Christianeand-Winchester, Moore, Boston-
;I; ; kid Cs W•tness wa,s unable to meet his engage- nature of the charge preferred against the plaintiff, the on Tuesday. The funeral arrangements were (agreeably Capt. Chas. Leiek Of the ship South Carolina of a son ruptcy • solicitor Mr. Blair Manchester • official assignee, banly caused ity a partial withdrawing of bankers' circula- Alentiina, Smit, Metnel-Anderida, Fuller., and Edina, Mear,
„no Ile enn to 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. •' ' - ' • I • M' h t 'Th Fr't ft' N tl • ' • bl to th t Sinyrna-Tiniandria, Tozer, Malta-Asia (a.), . Lott, New
On the 4th inst., at Runcorn, Mrs. Edwin Shaw, of a 3r. Fraser, anc es er.- omas in o , ewcas e- Wu; the latter. likely to be attribute e e presen war,
't, Nklii, itaa 'received a letter from Mr. J. Yates, magistrate. The cort4,e consisted simply of a hearse and three very son, upon-Tyne, commission-agent. -Thomas Nicolls Vosper, as 'merchants do not like speculating to any extent under York-Harrioti Moat, Barcelona. •' • •
.
' !St l'ita 4% e'a him to give explanations ef his transac- Mr. Rymer, the plaintiff's solicitor, in the present ac- ordinary mourning coaches.
'e ki 1e d On the 4th inst., at Todmorden, the wife of Mr. Wm. Launceston, draper. - Charles Button, Holborn-bars, existing circumstances. The above remarks are applicable Arabia (s.). Judkins, from Boston, at this port, sailed 29th
•.,z 11t4 efendant. Subsequently to this the defen- tion said that the plaintiff's. expenses before the magis- -a,
'' t 'nevelt iji t -• • . ' -nci es e e .DANQUET TO TRH EARL OF ELGIN.-On Thersday, Holden, Of a son, still-born. operative chymist.- George Battock Brighton, apothecary. to both the hosiery and lace trade. The price of yarn has ete, and Halifax, 30th : has 8196,048 in specie. On the 30th
etr, ,i• a.,h, ness to produce a st o the securities trates, 1 twang counsel s zees, were 1:40. a splendid banquet was given at the London Tavern to the On the 6th inst., in Mildred:street, the wife of Mr. T. -John Tipple, Norwich, tailon-Michael Ballard Lee, still a downward tendency. uit., at 9 aan , passed the Canada (s.), hence and Halifa.x for
0, ~,,.!'ilien,a•nees, and witness did so. Shortly after Other witnesses having been examined, the plaintiff's - Boston.
Governor-General of Canada, over which Lord John Sherlock, of a son. Brighton, jewellen-George Jarrett, Wickham, Welford, LEICESTER.-This week presents nothing that indi-
t ' tame in nof a legacy left by his case closed about a quarter to three &dock when Africa (s.), hence, at New York, 28th ult.
it , am e , to possessio , , Russell presided. It was attended by upwards of 300 On the 7th inst., at Upper Stanhope-street, the wife of Berkshire, builden-Daniel Frederick Ford, Grosvenor-
't al "tit of it he paid 10s. in the pound to his Mr. James addressed the jury on behalf of the eates any improvement in business. Employment for the Livorno (s.s.), Cumming, hence, at Leghorn.
gentlemen; amongst whom were the Earl of Elgin, the William Fraser, M.D., of a son. place, Commercial-road East, drapen-James Gummery
„rteteditors e •
0 ntint , e • At the time witness petitioned defendant He said the charge against his client Duke of Newcastle, his Excellency Mr. Buchanan, the On the 7th inst., at Richmond-bank, Chester, the wife Kidderminster, druggist. - William Michael Peniston, f kk •
' ramewor - mtters is more scarce, and manufacturers • Columbia, Beyer, hence, at New York.
generally appear only to be working to order, and only Oberon, Golsworthy, hence at Newfoundland
ol Ila;_leha,tre Was due the defendant £237, for was, that without sufficient and proper cause he Marquis of Ahercorn, Earl Grey, the Earl of Harrowby, of George Churton, Esq., of twin daughters. Yetminster, Dorsetshire, railway-contractor. - Samuel h : t "al f • ed* t t VV t,ed c
pure asing ma eri s or imin la e wan s. ors solumbian, Burk, hence, at' Norfolk, V. •
~j, in,nrc,,, SectlritieS. On witness paying the eum to had maliciously charged the plaintiff with having ob- the Earl of Ellesmere, Earl Durham, Lord Dufferin, - f , . •
Thorwaidsen Birnie from Calcutta, at London.
;:y t'C', ei,4 creditors, the defendant, through his clerk tained goods from him under false pretences. Now, Earl Desert Lord Monteagle, Lord Glenelg, Sir W. MARRIED. DIYIDEND.-April 28, R. Cleasby, Eccles, Lancashire, remunerative price at which they are selling. There is Tart nnksort (s.s.), sailed from Gibraltar for Genoa, 2sth alt.
4,Sti&ol:qBleecil for payment of interest. This demand he ccrefidently said that the plaintiff had not made out the Molesworth,'Bert. M P., Lord Ashburton, Sir J. Packing- On the 26th November at Mount Portland. by the builder. not any change in price. pence+, cleared at San Francisco for Callao, 24th Feb.
Colchis, Hubbard, from Boston for London, at Halifax, in
,i.lhe _ to comply with, bat said, if successful in , case wlnch he had put upon the record. He (the learned ton, 31. P., Mr. AT. E. Gladstone, M.P., Mr. E. Ellice Re Ac Th ' • - • CERTIFICATES.- April 23, n. Bennett, Manchester, _ distress.
te N, tes 271U1d pay it. Afterthis, and before Mr. : conned) did not say that the pbintiff was actually guilty M.P., Mr. S. Herbert, M.P., Mr. T. Hincks, Sir G. Grey,
, v. . . omsou, chaplain of Evendale Alfred Harris, .
Esa. of I (31 A r
on on, to me ia, youngest daughter of E wa
' d rd licensed victuallen-April 28, R. Cleasby, Eccles, Lan- Essex, Munro ; Golconda, Kerr; Euxine, Watson ; and
~
.;,44::::?4•Ileeath, Callow, along with Mr. Pritt, defen- lof receiving these goods under false pretences, but that M.P., Lord Stanley, M.P., the Chief Justice of Lower T ne' E' cashire builder -May 1 J. Whitney Birkenhead, currier. CATTLE. James Nesmith, hence, at New Orleans.
0 t, , tattle Y, met witness at Mr. Thompson's office. I had nothing to do with the present action. All that it Canada, Sir H. L. Bulwer, Sir J. Young, • Bart., M.P., oin sq R N Mount Portland, Van Dienaan's Land. a, ' ' a, ' e le' r e -e-• T D d •
On 'he ''
• ” '
t 2nd inst., at St. Silas's Church, be- the Rev. S. rARTNERSHIPR I.,ISSOLVED.-0., vv ~ 0. ... 0., ..., an LIVERPOOL, Arnie, 10.-We have had a very lar i
ge Lady Milton, Atcheson, and Lady Westmoreland, Semple,
ience, at Mnbile.
PI i.IS•e• te ' and before Mr. Thompson, witness was • was 'necessary for him (Mr. James) to do, was to satisfy the
~
Sir F. Bend Head, Bart and Mr. F. Peel, M.P. Th • JRo 1 J dM R Travis and H Royie 'Great Hea- I f ttl t th. da ' arket which met a very
, • , supp y o ca e a is ys m „ Triton, Stewart, hence for Eastport, at Milford : crew re-
', nal • e la'
y i nen enex_P in about twenty. nozens of wine, which nary that at the time the charge was bronght against the following gentlemen from Liverpool were present :-
e Minton A.M ,Mr John Janehin of Peel Isle of Man • 3e,'an ' ' '
tEif J • ' 6 " , ' ton near Manchester, dyers :as far as regards James and
om y ane, eldest daughter of W. Fenton, of H. M. s , - dull sale, although a reduction of id to Id per lb. was fusing to work.
1? AZI• Wins had obtained without having any right p .
~
laintiff there was reasonable 'cause for makin the cha e
g rg ~ Ilagh Hornby, Esq., George Maxwell, Esq., Wm. Jack- H. Royle and M. R. Travis.-Nuttan, yates, and Nuttall, willingly submitted to. The number of sheep on offer Dalriada, Scott, hence ; Amarantn, Troy, from Rio Janeiro;
S :Ve f 4 'mess said they had been sent to him through andehe thought that when he lad gone through the evi- Customs at this port.
. n. en. At son, Esq ,J. Bramley-Moore Esq, John Laird, Esq ,R. • Constablee-bridee-mill near Rawtenstall, Lancashire r small and trade ruled very brisk, as all were and Hannah, Lehan, and Cassiterites, from London, at Ssn
On the 3rd inst., at Holy Trinity Church, Birkenheful, e , , , . , , was Ye y , i . .
e eve "r• Middleton's, who said the wine belonged -Renee he should convince the jury that throughout the L •E
• WG Th ' E T E 1 • ratiCISCO.
cotton manufacturers.-Higgins and Co., Liverpool, won- early cleared off at fully id per lb. advance. Good beef r
t , eta ..wmont, sq., . . . ompson, sq., . . .
% oss, Esq., by the Rev. Henr G V Sa 1A te to •
y -. ernon, Mr. mue s n Miss
e :tenets% the custom-honse authorities had ordered nransactions the act of the defendant was bona fide, and R. Littledale, Esq., and Robert M'Calmont, Esq. HOLYHEAD, APRIL 6.-The Lewiston, from Liverpool for
Eliza Jones. house builders.-J. Seddon and C. Jaekson, Kersley, worth sid to 5.1e1 per lb.; mutton, 7.1 d to Bid.
lio 16' n hteseed, • Witness offered to pay for it, but de- 'that, in making the charne, :against the plaintiff, he be- Ancona, burnt in the New Harbour, has been lifted, and the
i'l; 01 lto,:,_'l, saying he woad have the value which it i lieved the statement of the Idaintiff himself, and that on
SALFORD, APRIL 5.-Best heifers, 6d to fitd ; second hull sold for nn9o.
net ,18, atnne and not what' it cost. About a fortnight I that statement he thought he was justified in the course SP ORTING INTELLIGENCE. LL.D., the Rev. Robert Lundie, A.M., minister of the shaft, Blackburn, tallowchandlers. ditto, 51d to 6d ; cows, 41c1 to 5.-td. Sheep in the wool : BOSTON, Metres' 29.-The Vanguard, Norton, from New
PAYMENT OF DIVIi3ENDS. -J. G. Harrison, Liverpool, York for Liverpool, in proceeding down the bay, 25th instant,
ef e‘to,,erits"r• Pritt's office, avhen he was questioned ihe pursued in bringing thefplaintiff before the magistrates. Birkenhead
Scotch Presbyterian Church, Conway-street„ Best wedders 71d to 8d; heavy weights, 7d to 7nd. Sheep
, 2
----ea—. to Elizabeth Hall dau ter Es . M.P. dealer in locks-first div. of ls. 2d., any Monday, at Mr. . . ,
, gh of Charles Cowan, q clipped .IN edders, Old to 7d ; ewes Otel to 61.1. C ,
Rives was compelled to anchor 1n consequence of the mutinous
r wtit'ebf '••etle les f 1 M P nt, • ITI learned counel then -proceeded to analyze the evi- ,
jot t, It ion . quarter-cm o s erry, r. n on Ile .
BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FE-IDA:Y. On the sth inst, at St. Helens Parish Church, l'iy the 1 Bird's, Liverpool.-W. Holme, Manchester, manufacturer
5d to 61d. Cows, 1,720; sheep, 4M A dull market • state of part of the crew, one of whom attempted to stab the
rs etteeten „naid the orderwas in the defendant's pos- dence, which had been eulduced in support of the plaintiff's - first div. of ss. 4111., any Tuesday, at Mr. Hernial-nail's, , mate, and was instantly shot by the latter and seriously
n hna be "'at th • " id •11 d oncluded b man tl ' t • - ' '
14 inn, ett _ e wine must be Ins. Witness sa 1 e esse,.an c •y: g upon le jury o grx e a ver- . • There was not more than a dozen members present, and Rev. W. Pollock, A.M., incumbent of St. Mark's, in this - many left unsold. wounded. Tee Queen N ictoria, from New Orleans for Am-
3fanchester.
not much business done. Virago wontd have'been backed town, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Carr, William Walter sterdam, went ashore 14th instant near Key Vaccas, but et
DUBLIN, APRIL 6.-The demand good for beef and
i. N,
L '., tt, ,calicelled, annethe order ought to haveleeen diet in favour of his client.
; at evens for the One Thousand Guinean Stakes ; and 6to eldest son of the late William Taylor, Esen, of Moss Cote
' BtNitRUPTCIES ANNULLED -Josiah Bradw•ell, 3.lan- off without assistance': is supposed' to be much strained, &god
; Nth unit Th d fte 3f Th ' His LORDSHIP then. proceeded to sum up the evidence.
t e den_ • ree ' ays a r r. ompson s h i b teh r Will' '
ces ers u e .ne lam Shutt d upon
leworth, Stratfor - - mutton. Beef 50s to 60s per cwt. ; mutton, 6nd to 7nd ; may put into Savannah or Charleston for repairs. A large
oi 144,115‘. endant, Callow and Mr. Pritt came towit- and in the outset remaiked that it was a very serious case, ' hiehest offer anainst her for the Great Northern tage, Preston, to Catherine Mary youn t daughter of
1 was the „
t, . ges
Aon I used victualler.
v , ice veal, 9d to 9id per lb. sinking offal. Lambs, price 24s vessel, under jurymasts, with rudder apparently disabled,
--, and , Handica For the Chester Cnp, 10 tol. would have been the late William Bromilow, Esq., of Merton-bank, St.
each. The pig market well attended, and last prices was seen, 26th instant, off Brenton's Reef, steering for the
„. 1,, riot . threatened to take out a warrant, if 'wit- as affected the plaintiff. In addition to the time of the ' In
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t'-- e'iiikil give uth - That was the 21 rt rt ha • be • d 1 1 St rd '
qtia •er- con ving en oceume severe lours on auay . taken about Marc Antony, and 25 to 1 about Muscovite. Helens.
' quoted 47s to 48s per cwt., for heavy ; pork sted per lb. vineyard. A large ship, waterlogged and abandoned, was
it „,__ .1) e wine.
ir On the sth inst., at Myrtle-street Chapel, by the Rev. April MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. Hour seen, 17th instant, in lat. 40 N, lon. 68 W.
GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP.
iii ir:ltkittille or;`,,e in Aprt: or May, 1853. Defendent said , with this case, the greater part of to-day had also been ,
n ;ts, net
e'er, and unless witness gave up the:money I taken up with it ; but he must say that, if the learned sto 1 agst Mr. Howard's Virago--ntalten. C. M. Birrell, the Rey. Charles Shakspeare, of Somerley- 13, Joseph R. Pim (proof and div.)......District Court, 11
t, inc, kr' warrant. 'Witness before this haeerepaid I counsel had confined themselves more closely to the main
- . Bto 1 „ Mr. T. Parr's Defiance-taken. ton, Suffolk, to Sarah Jane, second daughter of Mr.
PROVISIONS, SUNDAY, APRIL 9.-Wind N.W., fresh. .
security -of which the order hail been 1 facts of the case, a quarter of a day would have been elfin 12 to 1- „ Count de Prado's Aquila-taken. Thomas Gibson, Oxford-street East. •
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 7.-The market for beef is very ARRIVED. - Tigris, Selkirk, Calcutta-Oracle, Ranlett,
es kieltiitas , Wi On the sth inst., at St. Gabriel's Church, PinarEco,
. • sa bless went once or twice to Mr. -;Pritt's 1 ficient for the inquiry. The learned judge then proceeded 25 to 1 „ Mr. Harrison's Heapy-ttaken. Mobile.
Si a• • espial TRADE AND MARKETS air extent at full riees. There
steady and sales are to a f p
t, Nitta n ned the 'matter as far as possible. This to say, in referent-nap the remarks of the learned counsel ONE THOUSAND 'GI-MEAS. London, by the Rev. Brimer Belcher, Henry Batley, BK., . • ,
is not much activity in pork, but the stock is light, and SAILED. P •
etchlee, Overend, Calcutta-Pelican (s a.
Croft, Rotterdam-Ajax, Norie, Montreal-Emma, Wii ),
ghts
',,,i tts,:ittiesass Put in before the magistrate as evidence for the defence, that he could not perceive, accordingnto Even on Mr. Howard's Virago-taken. of Somerset-terrace, St. George's-road, to Sarah, third
—4O-__.
holders very firm. Bacon sells slowly, at last week's Beirout.
I'l li /414 Rigu
let • • Irl 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 Mng-
'MONEY AND STOCKS. quotations ;an improved demand is looked for as the British Queen (s. s.), from Constantinople, at Sinyrna.
i,-;.".) fen datecnSeptember 6th, were putin, proved, loan from the defendant, was to be found. Thestatement 14 to 1 „ Mr. A. Nichol's Newminster -offered. On the 6th inst,at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev, spring advances, but the anti
'cipated large supplies cause Persian (s. s.), Graves, sailed frotn Malta for Alexandrie,
' tee noes ed hY Mee Mansfield, the police magistrate. pretence, on the part of the plaintiff, in obtaining -the
n etis. n 0
Itite
ne he was charged with obtaining £64 of 31r.Thomas, theplaintiff, remained unanswered, because 10 to 1 agst Mr. Powney's Marc Antony-taken.
20 to 1 „ Mr. Knowles's Baalbec -taken. ston, Jamaica. . •
T. L. Pain, M.A., ibrother-in-law of the bride, Edmund, ~,,,,, ~a e e n„. n
TUESDAY APRIL 4.-Three 'r
Cent. Consols Ann•uities
' Pe , , , , „e, , deale sto o erate cautiously The arrivals of lard are
ouT, g -,i- -g .1= 1- IN r • %..., tlt *L. lidt r p - ' REVEL, MARCH
,ew we per en . nnui les, ; and Taurus (s. s.) for the Levant, 30th ult.
28.-The Pythia, fro L' -
m iverpool, fast on
I" 'n In Witnes son of John Goren Barnes, Esq of Ashgate, Derbyshire, - heavy and prices have receded 2s to 3s per cwt. Even
k ~, re thr s appeared to answer tbe charges. no one had been. called on the part of the defendant to ~ consols for Account, 86.1 ill-1 1 i 1 ; India Bonds, yers ono come orwar ,an s o
at thi; decline bu d t f d d h uld the ice, was driven, 24th instant, towards the coast of Neva,
0 inikin: neateie charges. One for obtaining -280 which 1 answenhim.
_Alter retiewing the evidence on the part o
f LIVERPOOL HUNT CLI7B STEEPLE-CHASES. to Sarah Anne, -daughter of Thos. Wilson, Esq., Fakner- ,
1,000, 12s. 7s. dis.; India Bonds (under £1,000), 15s. and subsequently abandoned ; she vras however afterwards
tt q,iit 'es was .
oned before the magistrate. Another of I the plaintiff, his:lordship dwelt for some time on the fact The first • f h f -th L' 1H t tt • 1 Anfr d, e,t C Barnes, Esq., "--.
meeting o t e season o . e werpoo un s ree , a so, • e youngest son o .- ,
. 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 the wind and
f . ts not relattre to the 20 dozens of wine and F that neither the defendant nor his clerk, 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 her to sea again.
'' 'k'l tin) One into •th Th -t" ' I b called to td*t th hd b 11 ft It
Oj r „ da,._, a ei er. e examine ion con- , een . con ra ic em,. a een ca e . lake. The day was‘beautifully fine, and the attendanee of On the 6th heft, at Childwall church, by the Rev. J. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5.- Three per Cent. Consols APRIL 10.-There was a good enquiry for batter last
Annuities, 861 / n 7; Consols for Account, 861 n- 7 ;
tl members of the club and their friends was numerous. Jackson, of Southport, S. W. Ra E of Newcastle-
le yne, sq., week, and all of fine li f d b t 108 to 102 s.
qua ty oun uyers a s
ii ,e, nie ant nd en the second day Mr. Pritt, on the I• remained, therSfore, for him (the judge) to direct thenury MON'DAY, APR/L 10.-Wind S.
' if S'erendaiae
• The first race was a MATCH, fornO•soe-s e one mile. upon-Tyne, to Mary, second daughter of John Lomax, India Bonds, £l,OOO, lls ; India Bonds (under £1,000), The small stock which now remains, chiefly consists of
js e tie_ tattle a offered to compromise the matter, ,as to the law' of the case, and he had no hesitatiest in
Fortis, 5 yrs, lOst nb 1 Esq., late of this town. 12s. 6d. ; Exchequer-bills, £l,OOO, 2d., 2s. 3s. pm. par low descri d aim al bl N • h
ptions, an .is ost uns ea e. ew is muc A RRIVED.-Rattler (s. s.), Downes, Oporto (sailed April
,0 010:tat ti„ 88 would give £2O, the defendant would , telling them tthat in point of law there was no ground . 4 p.m -Zeemeeuw Seville.
The Admiral, 4 yrs, lOst . .. .. .. . . 2 On the 6th inst., at St. 'Philip's Church, MreGeorge 3s. pm.; Excliequer-bills, £5OO, 2d., 2s. 3s. pm. par;
~, .6 e,l'k. "1-,•!!•Genedings had arisen through a mistake 1. whatever for making the charge against the plaintiff wanted, and the few parcels coming in sell readily, 'SeII:ED -Otter, 'Clierowette Beiroot -Helena, Vander-
-6t04 on Fortis. Thm Admiral made the running to Owen 3fackereth, .only son of the Rev. Mark Antoy Exchequer-bills, Small, 2d., 2s. 3s. pm. par.
of 0484 ns, itness rejected the offer. -Prior to that which the defendant had preferred before the magieta•ates, ... on or before arrival, at 110 s to 120 s, accordine to quality. welde, Trieste - Senator, ficoullar ; Quebec, Marra and
- v. t -4u transact. *th al ' *h t ' and the present action might be regarded as :riti un- the distance, where Fortis went up, and won by a length. Mackereth, kite .of Salton, Yorkshire, to Sarah Kate, THURSDAY, Annie 6.-Bank Stock, 2101 121 ex div. ; Waterford, new, Hos to120s; Sligo, Ns to 10a; Limerick, Alexander, Strang, Q"ebec-Warbier, Houters_New Orleans
te ~,4201) .° obtain ions wi . sever wtne mere an s,
d f ded - - It was sinejny for the jury to stay what THE Liveiteooe Huier (tarn STEEPLE-CXASR, a handicap only daughter .of Mr. John ifttleoed, moreton, Gloucester- Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, iset 61 ex div.; Three 94s to 98s. Imported from Ireland, from the Ist to the -Menai (s.), Blow, and Tridente, Jansen, Rio Janeiro-
p ~Nri.lted, _ , goods on credit. After that his credit . een t orie.
of 10 sovs each, 5 ft, with 40 ended. About 4 miles. shire. Tigre, Miller, Lisbon-Maxim, Cleet, Jamaica-Margaret Os),
fri Ops,4l,lll,.auct his business injured. Eyers and Co., I amoun d t th lai rir T• •
of damage was ue o e p nt . net e was per Cent. Consols Annuities, 87 6-} 71 t ; Consols for 7th instant, both inclusive, 2356 firkins, 193 kegs, 199 •
Harrison Havre-Wateree Hammer Chariest
, ~ on-Acastus,
h d tin d La' t f
, ttinna le unint and Co , and Costello and Co., used no doubt that he a sus me a cer in amain,. o Quasimoclo, aged, nOst 71b - - Account, 87 4 1,,-7 1 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. crocks, 161 boxes, 155 barrels butter, 111 bales bacon, 25 n ,
Payne, ea foundland - Frances, Coaker, Bahia-Susan
'1 ' ilf..7tin 'Ai Witt eee *-
ed't • 41 h lad 1 I ' damage by tile defendant's proceedings against:him. It
f 1 eateass e.. - geeas on ce 1 , ase. e i lac Frederick Jeromeeaged, lOst 51b .. . . 2 '. , DEATHS. Annuities, 861 i -7f 61 lex div. • Long Annuities (1860), Mids. and 3 tierces hams. Knapp. Lake, Gibraltar-Alfredo, Avails, Lisbon-Laura.
•
• was for t e eury to sa what he should r 1- • r the
k • ' fo
1 ine eenne ith the first-named firm to_ the extent of , .., .. y eee Ne . Chester and Hailstorm also ran.--2 to 1 agst Quasi- i , • • • 4,a ex dir • India Bonds -£1 600 r's dis • India,
On tle nith December, on board the Bntiela ship t • , , ~. ,pa a • • , ST. JOHN
•' ' • • h' kt • Dambrill, Havarmah.
s alaaßEr.-Prices current in t is mar e .-
'ke hi 'reds of -pounds, but afterwanas they refused j suffering Which he had endured, and the inconvenience he moi 0,
I 3to 1 t Fr d •le J •
ags e ene eromen 3 :to 1 agst Hail- Dalirida, on 'her voyage from -London to San Francisco, Bonds (under £1,000), ss. dis., 10s. dis., par. ; Ex- Beet
• h la noods on credit. 'Witness had incurred an had sustainin.
kittl.4of ,
te 470 or •XSO in defending himself before the Mr. SEIM,.
' MINT WILKINS : Your lordship has 'not di-
. sterm, and 9 to 2 agst "Chester. Frederick Jerome and
Quasimodo went off with the lead at antrong pace, Hail- aged 28, Mrs. Snean Scott, wife of the captain, of this town.
On the nth February, at Calcntta, from the effects of chequer-bills, £l,OOO, -2d., par 3s. pin. • Exchequer-bills, Mutton
£5OO, 2d., par 3s. pm. ; Exchequer-bill;, Small, 2d., par 06- 0 71 Peaches s
Veal - 0 7S Neetarin .... 0 0- 0 0 ..
Lamb, per qr 6 6 -le 6 Nfelons O- 0 0 Constellation, hence to New York, March 31, in 42 N, 44 W.
0 0 - 0 0 - - *
n et. ' rectly left to the jury the question of malice. -Perhaps storm lying third, and Quasimodo last; on reaching the losing his kft.arm whilst loading a cannon, aged at, Capt. 3s• Pm• Fresh I'erk .... 06 - 0 7,1 Apricots - 0 0 VESSELS SPOKEN.
Naleassened lsy Mr. JAMES Q.C. : Witness had been you will be good enough to explain that question -to the ditch Hailstorm fell, threw his rider, and could not be John Edwarn ileees commander of the sh• I' • ia •
, - , F ip atm , son FRIDAY, APRIL 7.-Bank Stock, 2121 111 ex div. ; Cod Fish O- 0 3 Filberts 2- 0 0
' `l't 'la hns• • • ' ' ' ' ht • t' t th Fed' k J
sten_ n b 'nets in Liverpool ; and tad also been in jury, lest advantage should be taken of it afterwards. caug in. nne o renew e race. r enc erome of Captain Edward Jones, of this town. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 861 lei ex div • Three Bret - 0 0 Grapes,Erigadb 00- 0 0 Panama, from Cella°, for this port, Feb. o, in 56 a, 65 W.
11',a 'nine neth and Bristol as a wine merzhant. In the j The JITME : (t 0 the jurP This proceeding on the:part
LI til, 111.1., carried on the running to the fence at-the bottom of the On the 20thillt., at New York, in his 19th year, Henry per Cent. Consols-Anntiities 874 41; Consols for ACcount, Haddock O- 0 3 ! Ditto,Foreign 16- 2 0. Fitz James, New Orleane for this port. March 3, in 25 N,79W.
saPl ate hesse he -stopped payment in 1842, and paid I of the deferidant must have been a malicious one. -.When, course, which he refusedeand bolted on the wrong side of J. Robinsonelateeof this town. Soles
874 11f -.1 • New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, n i a 0 6- 0 0 Pinesi,For.each. 0 0- 0 0 Catherine, hence, Dee. 14, in 41 S, 9S E.
‘' '' -""L A • •
itnnt.. nentlhent, t his Liverpool insolvency, his liabi- ' without reaeonahle cause, a person puts the mit/Inuit-law the. flag. He. was quickly brought round, and put at it On the 21steilt., at Naples, Lieut.-General Douglas M. 86f 7i -i ; 'lndia Bonds, £l,OOO, par ; India Bonds (under •
A roi l- 1 6 Do. Eng B- 9 0 Queen (s.), hence,. Nov. 19, in 34 li, 17 W.
0 6- 1 0 Fowls *couple. 3 0- 0 0 A. Z., March 28, in 47 N, 12 W.
Nirt. eNbk• i/4 and his assets, including wines sent .of the country into force against another, thereasan be no again, but again refused ;he was however,Ailtimately got Henderson. :Deceased entered the army in 1803,; :served £1,000), 4.9. dis., ns. dis. ; South Sea Stock, 115 ; Ex- Fresh But ter
le In. l'h 1 5- 0 0 Duck; - 0 0 Lady Bute hence, for Port Philip 0t.6, • 18 -a' 30 W
'Qs r, •r% i, kt 1, 43,868, of which onlyea:l6o had been doubt thanhis proceeding is not intended to be a serieus over, and Quasimodo throwing his rider attlee back of the on the expedition to Hanover in 1805, throughout the chequer-bills, £l,OOO, -nd par 4e. pm.; Exchequer-bills, Salt Ditto ••011 - 1 2 Geese
..., each ct 0- 0 0 American 'Enterprise, New York' focr thisin " • '
port, March 21,in
fele 'o'4" th -ad paid 6d. in the pomid. 'Witness had prosecution, but is meant to act as a thumb-screw, by stand, Frederick Jerome aga.in reached the front ; Quasi- principal portions•Pf the Peninsular war, and in the caul- £5OO, 2d., par 4s. pin..l kxchequer-bills, Smail, 2d., par Lobsters .. each 16- 0 0 Turkeys - 7 0 45 N, 26 W.
it. ePo modo was quickly remertinted,and a fine retee'home between Eggs .... 4.; 124 58- 5 9 Hares •00 - 0 0 Glantuire, hence for Barliadoe, March 29, in 49 N, 10 W.
14 tc, LA eats and to his unsecured treditors, and got which money is to be extorted. paign of 1815 ; and AC Waterloo commanded the 3d Foot 4s. pm.
nit the n e ansat two months ago, whenever he applied The jure, after a few moments' deliberation, -returned the two ended in favour of Frederick Jerome by half a Guards clueing the last part of the action. SATURDAY,
_AFEIL .8.-Bank Stock, 2141 ; Three per Cneumberseach
Potatoessepeck 1 5- 1 8 Rahliits.vcple. 110 - 2 4 Lee, Callao for Cork, Jan. 24, in 54 S, 63 W.
1 6- 2 6 Grouse 0 0- 0 0 Minna of this port, Feb 7in 19 N,' W
lt, t,,41 it :(kle nness here underwent anong interroeation a verdict Set the plaintiff. -Damages £3oe, costs, 40s. length. The raCe was afterwards awarded to Quasimodo, On the 22nd lilted Gourock, aged 107, Isabella-Cainn 1-,
." vent. .Reduced Annnities, 86i, nf ; Three Cent. Damsons O- 0 0 Partridges .... 00- 0 0 Eleano'r hence for Suri • ' ''74 • •
m, March 18, in 47 N 14 NV
tlt'y 19i "'as k'" which his stock-book was kept, Lid by ' - s
ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRInONMENT.-THOMAS a.
-, Frederick Jerome having gone on the wrong side of one bell, youngest daughter of a John Campbell, who WaS long Consols Annuities, :871 In 8 ; Co2nsols for AcePeoLt, 871 LIVERPOOL A
__GRICULTCRAL MARI:FT.-Prices on Saturday : .'
Intilla,,Batavia for-thisnpaort, 15 days c,ut. ' .
Olies ent of the flags.
en In in ,He was also questioned very minutely RUSSELL. the tacksman.of the neland of Kerrara, in the bay Of Oban, 4fBl 8; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, Hay, old, rst 08 7.1 ®ls 0 Potatoes, s. d. a. d. Challenge, bound south March 10, in 8N,4 W.
ihe ,atiex,gaa received, ex Minx and another vessel. Mr. Sergeant Wilkins and Mr. Kerr appeared.forfike THE SELLING STEEPLE-CRAM?, of 3 sovs each, 20 added. Argyllshire. Her eight was lately impaired, but -other-
The Dwarf 6
, yrs .. .. . walkenewer. • 871-1; Long Annuities, (1860), 4 11-16 3 ; Long A-nnuities, • New o- 0 0 Kemps 4- 5 0 Eagle, hence for Austraiia, Feb. 27, in 4N, 91 NV.
Clover - 0 94 Pink Eyes .. 4 0 - 0 0 British Queen, Bombay for this port, Feb. 22, in 9N,12 W.
• ‘/:eve'•"l.lee -`ll'ined us to what wasehar ad eaenst hi
e, a„, 1 m wise she enjoyed excellent health and reserved her- facet-
., P 30 years (1860), 4 L-546; India Bonds (under £1,000)
r A Tot, __ plaintiff, seta n.lr. Watson, Q.C., Mr. Cowling, aridanr. THE HUNTFRS' STAKES, ,of,-5 sovs each, 3 ft, with a band- t" ' Ditto Green - 0 0 Cattle
Pee meho • rt, ann the cross-examination continued. - ies very nearly to the last. Three years ago she -walked 2s. pm. • Exchequer-bills, £l,OOO, 2d., ss. ls. fn. pul.; Vetcl;es - 0 o Turnips, le ton 29 0-30 0 Larne, Callao for this port, in 43'N, 23 W.' •' 4 .
%.- 11.11' slted -ti d f d t • •
nee itn , wi 1 een an any -security besides
1 Jones for the defendant. - some whip added. 12st each. About three miles. tCa ' d bank'. d Tin kbl an Eh '
o mpsie an • en one ay. is remar a e wom bills £2200 -.2d --
xc equer- , , ~ OS. 18. 6s. pm.; Exchequer- Straw, Wheat o 7t- 0 8 •Carrots 46 -0- 47 0 Golden State, bound west, March 24, in 44 N. 49 W.
ii . j !las been prod d•f fleet 't
ee,B ~_ nce •or wen y-one casks . :
Mr Kerr opened the pleadings. and Mr. , Sergeant Ch m out of Badswortlin clam, 5 yrs . .. 1 was full-grown at the time Dr. Johnson was on his tour bills, Small, 2d., ss. as. 6s. pm. Oat - 0 63- Mangelwurzel -27 0- 30 0 Rhone (s.), bound east, March 26, in E 7 N, 7E.
4, -47 047 ear most positively thatiLhad the twenty- Wilkins elated the case. The learned Sergeant tom- April Fool, aged . . ...... 2 to the Hebrides. She -raw him when he visited Dunolly - 6 0 Richard Battersby, from Calcutta, in 21 S, IW.
V Preaaand at the time I Obtained the advan I menced by nbserving, that when the jury should have Hailstorm, Blue Cap, The Golden Fannen•and Measham Castle ' nel h d ben dhd to dn. t
,- a le. ay i ng warm an t e oc r rs y, Brazilian, March 26, in 43 N, 23 W.
', eto '4°481 • ce. se which he was enout,talase be-
ear te -flees of the ca . .
h dtt al o an -2 to 1 west ch m
s r . e are, 3to 1 agst April Fool, and CO It N .
It. ~ tlrof Y given an order to another person to hi- In she handed him a tunneler of whey - TIMBER. W., the sixteenth dav out • had run at
et i tho fore them,,he believed they would be of opsnumt atls. 4 to 1 agst any other. A good dart was effecten and all oth 25th It In • • .•
h 84th r tnirs LIVERPOOL, Arena 7.-Though we had a od
u. .., at. antwich, in er . yea , • go • , .out 3,100 miles.
t‘iisPit,h• eas; Kt° tl: ea's
d.ke. The witness was further cross-
leas about as wanton an outrage upon the persnethe repute- raced together to the ditch, Metre Blue Cap feeand was Janeal3 e LIVERPOOL.- Five parcels of pitch pine have come Washingeon h
Currency hence for Melbourne, Feb. 24, in 6 N, 22 W.
spesal 'of certain • quarter casks of arker, nelict. ofnle. John Barker second daughter attendance at our Coma Exchange to-day, only a limited ence for Melbourne 0
, _ ct. 28, in 16 N, 26 W.
• A„., ly -Zuert Gallatil •e, and other yes ' • tion, and thnliberty of the subject, as had been laid before ' not afterwards persevered with.' The chesnut 'mare and eh i J h Ras • ' dM b • h b f nlil ' ht• fi uanties eto hand from the United States, in all 986 logs ;of this Arab of tl '' b
PORrA • 6,ve1l sels which he had laintiffwas: a butcher • .o t e ate a n nett, Esq. of Wikey an aes ury, business as een eller einn ea , ne q 1 o . , A
.. I's port, ound west, March 27 in 47 N, IS W.
. ssitltils ktee tO the defendant as secutit'y f d '
or a Nances. them duringthe present assizes. The p , April Fool alternately had thelead, and after a good race t 2 31d f
Salop, and niece of the nate itev. E. Pritchard, of blte foreign are scarce' and 'entrnand nearly as much as on 816 logs have changed hands, part a s 2 per oot to . ierlin, hence for Melbourne, in 38 S, €9 k.
, pie a general ' . residing in "Beaumaris, in Wales. He had. had a:first class home, the mare won by two lengtbs. lar e sales of Springbok, hence for A •
ti,,11,,,,-, ha,i dispo,cdttrlefowrindeseliwveries, but did not business ti-..ere for many years, and stood very,well with ----- Prado, Salop. Tuesday, but the generel runs suffer a decline of 2d to 3cl arrive, and since at 2s 5d per foot. The g
Cassibellanti fr. ustralia, March 2, in 7N,21 W.
h were green as his neighbour& The defendant was a fishmonger; at Liver- , Lindrick has broken dawn. sh 1. Of Engin% ilittle or none a eared for sale.
On the n9th lilt., at Bruesels, in his 29th yeareChaides, per bu e PP deals made last wee ,
k having cleared off all the cargoes John Bri lit •li m Chinn'
in
3 N'
37
W-*
e . ound west April 2 49 N 29 W
I VlinetaiPned Co . pool, andit would appear that some two yeare ago he and Mr Parr has re-purchased Jonatian Mr • sixth son of the late Frauds Watkins, Esq ,of Whitby, Flour may be noted 2s•per 'barrel lower ; 'the transactions in the market, at the prices then current, the transactions Wandering Jew, bound g. E. A' in
z - - '
, pril 2 49 N, 29 W
Vke I wit,. trusel kere proceeded -tocross examine • a tin. Yorkshire. are moderate in amount, 'but there is more disposition to since have been confined to retail. The Eastern war con- Cairngorm, Feb. 23, in 3N,22 W. ' - '
th 'M J tl Rs 11 to k f th IT ' ' 1111 1 has '
his bro er tr. ona J lan u. se , o rom e nem a• H 1 las urc -ed t v
, ttel knas lan much eeverity, as to What took place ne -a p he tx e year old colt NAHUM On the 31st alt., aged ,6, William Blaekie, son of Mr• buy, and more steadinessatthe,close. The sale of barley tinues. to perplex the trade, and the vacillating policy of Ma7taiirleui:ce, March 2, in 53 N, si w,
1 Ji ngorthe le
' - ase of an old weir on the Carearvonshig ll'
' '
' Daniel 0 Rourke Songstress and Hone dew have beer' John Jones, Cable-street. and beans is quite in retain at previous rates. Oats are Prussia has its nefluence on the trade generally. In the s t Sydney, April 3, in 51 N, 8 VP,
.eI re th .
Citste4Fse ties: e magistrates. Aften it had pro- side of the Menai Straits, near to the town of Beaumaiis.
.stnack out of all their ertgagen;enta. "Y
, _ _ Western Empire, Mobile for this pint NU 1
tle 'ge • as they had a perfect • rieht to do v - - On the 31st ult., .aged 38. Mr. Samuel Lightfoot, iron- scarce and rather dearer, and.ontmeal is in tolerable requeet meantime, buyers of timber on the East coast, have peen Olympus, New Orleans for thi , - drc ill, offTortugu.
Itle,ttes 1'Eu:3;1(13-Ton are now asking the witness They formed,. , n ,se eral ye second string of the -Earl of Glasgow's horses arrived monger, St. Jamen's-street. ' for the interior at the prices ,of Tuesday. Indian corn availing themselves of the advantages of this market to a narnarvent. s port, March 14, off Cape
oyster beds Within the limits of the lease, and if they had at Newmarket from Middleham.last week. •
Inntln, denntenng a mate hich he must 1 '
lave On the Ist isst„ John ness of Arr. John Bohannan„eontinues to meet a fair elemand for Ireland, but sellers large extent. •
I.l4tVe settn"Y at the timeer aoinid wnot likel to retain I confined thernselVeS to these beds, there would have been ws wetherall, the trainer, intenns ,thanging his quer- , Market-street, Birkenhead: ' -
3'cili th l'`'hiClrateler as to .'what -took eta Give me Ino reason for the -present action. For many years-before - ters from Holywell to Middlelsam. - On the Ist inst.., at the residence of Mr. R. Abraham ceannot, to-day, obtain any advancenpon our last quotaeions. _
__ TIDE TABLE.
' V 1•1: elerit citit to vo ttC, t• t. .t• • I the execution of •this lease with the defendant, the poor A nertion of Lord Clifden's horses-in training are -tote Wakefield-street, aged .27, Miss H. Gu . - BRITISH. FOREIGN. PACKET LIST.
, 1„:7, 'tt.,_ to th_ s me at Tit ion °on% ransacnon, viz., 1
fishermen residing at and near to Beaurnaris were in the „removed to Isaac Day's, at Northleach. Y. Wheat, * 70tb., s. d. s.d. Wheat, le 7011), s. d. s. d. BASS. I MORN. IRVENG. HOHT. HOLVDAYS,II ---
nte tetneenn, 7 Magas Imes has-be n examined, and 1
habit of dredglnglor oysters in the straits, and the BishoP lire:Graham has sold Mirabelli by al I
. , e bourne, On the Ist inst., Margaret, wife of Thos. Hughes, Esq., 'English red old 10 Stoll 2 Cnriadian 10 2tolo 9
3 Jinn of Ystrad, Denbighsbire. Do. do. newlo 3..10 9 United States.. 10 8.. 11 5 Mails de- Last Next —
April.; h. m. h. m. ft. in.
, 1 rts: a, ainen 3our cross-mamination oftthat witness.
of B never snpposed that he had any right to the fish and he has gone into Godding's .stables.
angor Do. white oldi 1 •
2..11 6 Danzir,, &c..... 12 0.. 12 6 Destinations. spatched.from Packet Packet Tuesday... .11 10 25 10 43 15 9
tei• 4.. ti we to have sour -time wasted in this ' • On the 2nd inst., at the nesidesee of her father, Mary, • '
, in that part of thentraits. As soon, however, as these two T. Lee, the veteran jockey, will, it,is,sein, re-appear .in wife of Mr. Geo. Smith • 1 d Ite Do. do. newio 4..11 4 Fomeranean &cll 4..11 10 London. Sailed. Due. Wednesda •. 2
. y 1 11 1 11 17 17 4
, itagareanaker, and on y Rug' r
.4 Ne't i ''./1 men the defendant and his brother obtained the
gentle , . , , public, this season, at Catterick Bridge. •Lrieh red „old 0 0.. 0 0 Daniels, &c..'... 10 6...11 2 S----. ---, les „ ~ s . —-- Thursday .. 13 11 31 11 52 118 10
4ttes 4,4 th at is a very etrong remark, my lord. of Mr. Thomas Lawton, Hig,h-steeet, Edge-hill. • B'HAMPTON erserloisei ray enly ...Rua
Do do'.. new 0 0.. 0 0 Prenelt Sic 0 0.. 0 0 Friday ....14 0 0 0 9 19 10 G dF de
, tin' Ntee habit of wasting time. lease, they claimed certain. rights, and in the exercise of ,
Nen ton Spring Meeting takes place to-morrow and On the 2nd inst., aged 51, Mr. Wm. Pickance, sail- leo: wl;ite old 0 0.. 00, Otlessa,Poliiii:*. 9 6..10 0 Lisbon, Span, and i71.11' 17th, and; Tagus, Saturday .. 15 027 046'19 10 " nY.
hte''' n ;I gi • his those claima, one of -them was guilty of the - conduct of Thursday, when two days' good sport may he anticipated. =alter B'd rt t eet.
, le po -S r Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube lith of every April 16. '
9 3.. 9 6 Gibraltar .... e.. ! • Apl. 7. Sunday .... 16 1 4 124 19 6 'Easter Sunday.
rnontn.
t ctk'
ve no compSenents in t ;case, Mr. .
1 which he (Sergeant -Wilkins) had now to complain. He Robert Hesseltine, the, well-known
.jochey and trainer, On the • 2nd inst , aged 66, Mr Willie Yates sexton aerieeneqr.Chey. o 0.. o 0 Russia:lS:chard 8 0.. 9 o MondaY . • ..17 144 2 6 18 2 I
414 1 '.I
do n f I • f believed that the defendants had no right to the fish, wen of Hambleton, died on the 3rd instant, at Melton, aged at St. Peter's Churcli for the last ' m ' *6othsSe.&lrish 4 6.. 5 2 F:gyptian 8 3.. Bp3 Gibraltar. Malta. 4th and 20th Colombo,
to ' ate' ot ask or now iments, teut or -. twenty-five years. nn ' • Egypt Ceylon and of every . . • April 20.
1.4 ttl 't• . in the weir ; hut that was, perhaps, of little consequence 41 years.
. (On the 2nd inst., aged 36, Mr. George Stausfield Deane, Malt *.q.r.Ene... 67 0..71 0 Batlay *COM 4 4.. 4 8 . , ' 1 • npi. 4.
China month. •
Do: trish * . 0 0.. 0 0 °ate ' 45tb ••••
3 11.. 4 3 • HOLLOWAY'S Puts are th bt- te t edi •
e in the present action. After forming a large oyster bed, A bet .of :elO,OOO was made in Londoi 1 t k b eespa n m one now
F / I'. / te,`And nen e tam te I. 4.
I, t1i,5,,1,24 west. ... sees 1 suaii. gum, e, ells you must sue- ies epee , y a surgeon, eldest son of the late Mr. John Deane, of this town. Osin..n 45th. " ' .4th June, and aimine
BeatiZalr FAir
- .48 0..51 0 on sale, the ingredients of which ti e
the df d h b f t nito one of seve- large city ,speculator, that Consols would be at 85 before ' Australia (ail India) 4th of every - June 4. i y are composed are se
On the 3rd inst., aged 51, Mr. n. A. Leonard, many Feigns,- Lehi 4 7.. 411 '4,4801b Egypt:. 44 0..46 0 Mar. 4'. * uninjurious, that the , cannot harm
rt4tetitl'')r' 1 een ants t rew &num er o oys ers i .
e after
' e tne k es • ral beds, where the poor fishermen had dredged tim they were again at 90. altriit. month. 5 the most delicate consti-
. ...iili
,48 •, my lord, but I 'must not submit to . years the superintendine overseer -in tte printing esta- Ho. Irish, old 4 1., 4 4 Peas,lfrov.white. 56 0..59 0 . . tution. To valetudinarians they cannot fail to be of the
. .1111%,,, tent_ to the manner in Which I shall couduct time, and then they placed !buoys all along the banks, anti Lord wilinsa, whose riding nom de guerre is " Mr. blishment of Messrs. eavill and Edwards, of Chandos- Do. Do. new 3 11.. 4 2 Ind. Corn, laesort, British Colonies in') • utmost service, being compos d t• I
e en ire y of medical herbs,
‘'.4,jetiok• I • • • . laid claim to the beds forialf a mile in length. On the Clarke," rode Bourton for the Granby Handi n ' k Westlndies(exce tI '
BearineeekreEneeee 0..53 0 Amer. yellow 41 0..42 0 P. . th • •
, /s, ea • Will act for my client to the best of cap ale wee , : street, London. e production of a person who has made it his stud 4to alio-
() Honduras),Foreign i 1
r Illeqtt
a 'ale 3d of October last, tn ' h
' • - ea fis ermen, who had for years been In his usual.clever and successful style. On ehe 3rd inst., aged eight months, John Davey eeee4Bol4,Sc.. izlr.4s 0 48 0 Do. white 4l 0..43 viate the ills to which the human family are gni
Colonies, &c. in W. I ' lect ; they
in the hebit of dredging-along these banks, went there latl t' 'nee ennent... 56 0.. 60 0 French . yellow 38 0.. 40 0 must, therefore, be hailed wit
-'l3- -yo •t • th• kind f 'go , Gerard, the winner of the Cup at Croxton Park, was ' h delight, as supplying a waat
sia„ dut„, ,11 perms in is o examine n, H milto the •
infant son of T. Campbetl Foster, Escle Flotirees.2Bolb, Do. white 40 0.. 42 0 Indies (except Ha- .•erlil and 17th 1 hi'dalena,
usual to (recite for oystere, and one of the Russells then eold a few days previous to the race, to Mr. Robt. Morris, ofathe Non;thern Circuit. vane), California, I every mon I
th. Apl. 3. April 16. lOng felt in this country.
Seconds
I
1 .litsqle.,./?, to stop you.
I
' laid an intortnatiou against them, by which they sought fcr 25 sovs. as a cast off from nir. Saxon's stable. ,
Venezeela, N . Gra- SPECIALCAITTION.-Numerousimitat ions of theoriginal
I "R' „en ts not your duty to stop me. . On the 3rd inst., at Wetnyss Castle, Fifeelfire, aged 65, Fine 4B 0.:51 0 Flour, *bd. 1961 b,
to avail themselves of the right they now claimed. They
i kil/414.01 to nnertainly it is, if necessary, ,and I have b t On Satur'day week, Mr. Howard's two year old ftlle- bY Rear-Adreiral James 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,.
! ttki iZtts.--..."°-so by expostulation. j dnid. noctaavain themselves of any right in the Bishop, a Launeelot out of Ealogy, crossed her legs whilst taleiug a Torrie, Lord-Lieutenant of the county o'f Fife. „.sExtral 5B 0.. 60 0 Uo. St'ates, do. •38 e.. 39 0 Peru, Gr.eytown, I " Brand.e's Bronchial Sedative," and "Brande's Tooth Pow
der." are n w , ' •
1 a (I,s 't will ot b
S., tem Clusi n e proper for me to proceed ' -
the •e ofthese two men they were held to bail to take geutle canter, fell, broke her leg
j close to the knee, and On the 30 inst., at his residence Mulberry-street, aged ° t
1 mea ,le 2401 b., D .&Can.sour 33 6..35 6 (S. J. de Nicaragua.) , o 1 eing manufactured and sold. The public are
'2nd of every a Al'dalena respectfully informed that to euard egai
their trial at the aesizes. Merl the parties were tried had to be destroyed. , ns ti 31 6..32 6 Frnch*sk2.Botb 0 0.. 0 0 Mexico and Havana { ' , Mae 1. . . , s . nst imposition.
rimke....4l 'ln the matter with your lordship. . . 36, John, eldest son of Mr. Richard Taylor, hosier, month only. / Apl. 3. - 1 -tnese prepratrons Nave the signature of the oilginal mann-
I before Mr. Justice Williams, at the recent assizes at Car-
-1 i 'if in Yee nne Part of the eto which you lrwe 31r. Howard, the •owner of Virago, the wiener of the Whit ID 1 MANCHESTER, APRIL 6.-Our Corn Exchange was r 17th •of every 1 Atria°, facturer, 'John Willis," on the outside of every packet,
• alltt .he --rseif - • ' -• ' narvon, the learned judge said it was idle to talk of any City and Suburban Handicap and the Great Metropolitan ee
'a-
e • • Hond '
uras & Nassau t month. • t mot. 17. April 16. •
1 lltrn ta,,s thapn , -161 most important, and. that is the On the 3rd inst., at his residence, Gloueester-place, well attended to-day, and -wheat was in good request at without which none are genuine. It is the more necessary to
ri ht such as the defendant in this action claimed and et n •
, , a es, at Epsom, was a winner- of £15,000, besides the Lisbon, Madeira look to this it having come to the knowledge of the proprietor
l 1,71'1112-eues Preferred before the magistrates. g . . . . Edinburgh, aged 64, Professor Wilson. an advance of 2d per bushel. Flour did not meet so free nf 9th of every ), Thames, h '
' n\nt• -"nit; . cl 1 d • t the prisoners were acquitted without the case going to value of the stakes, on the two races. Brazil, B. Ayres, & April 16. tat some of the wholo sale houses are supplying these iinits-
,.tolis ~ -mt procee et ,an, in answer o 4.,._ . , .., On the 3rd iast., aged 78, Mr. Joseph Birchen, late of a sale as of late, and was barely ls per barrel,' and 2s per Falkland 151e5.... month. Mar. 9. tions when the genuine preparations are ordered.
sil'a NI %es 'rone Mr James the plaintiff e plained 'len Jura . isow, w e
h n these parties were before the ma- In the Epsom Steepleechase, on Friday, Burnt Sienna
_ Stanley-street. sack, dearer than on this day week. , Oats were ld per PLYMOUTH STATION.
' ur ' 11* --
which ' ' - x gist t b f th ' mntal t the assizes, the aftor-
ra es, e ore eir com i . o t I ft ' f fell 1.•
il d Red
pu ier oo in a arrow, max y, an ro over her On the 3rd hist William Cook, infant son of Mr. bushel higher, oatmeal 6d per load, and beans ls per C. G. Hope, Natal, . FReatPTON•S PILL OF HEALTIT.-" FOr upwards of nine
had tel- n lace between th d fen-
, 1,,,,,, a „itaseip. _ .se p e e .
zee- on their behalf eame publicly forward at the time, rider (T. Bernawes), who was severely injured. Mr, Bar- Joh "'
Mauritius Ce •l n Evening of the , • years (vvrites Mr. Thomas Province, of W inchmore Hilk,
n Pyke, Chestereotreet. quarter. In other articles there was no alteration of , . 30 , ~ P opontls
I ii, 1, et;,y co' .
,rroni witness's explanation, they e . lath or ever Middlesex), I have experienced the efficacy of this excenent
au said that, he ma- • ' n
without wishing any dlerespct to t nal d s mothy broke his shoulder in the same race, and ' India, Ascension. ' Mar. 15. Mar. 26.
I li. 4 nee 'Animated nature. During the progress . ' On the 4th inst. aged 15, Frances, daughter of Mr, importance.
and cnpe de Verde month. medicine. I had long previously been afflicted with headache
s,,,;:kt ktions gistrates, he gave notice that on the fallowing Friday, at was destroyed immediately afferwards. Joseph Lowry, Mookelds. PRESTON, APRIL S.-There was a poor show of Madeira. Teneriffe,{ Eveningof the } • I
Faith, I and indieestion ; but a friend having induced me to make a
Ann, 6. trial of Framproe's Pills, I nqw inform you that a few doses
i %Ito_ 4 fi„ by the plaintiff, ' ,
midday, several fishermen would go to dredge in the spot At the sale of Mr. Elwes's horses, at Tattersall's, last On the 4th inst., at Tranmere aged 16, George T. En lish wheat at our market this morning ; farmers' held and %Vest Coast ot 23rd °fever
Y mar
1 '' nn a annterrupting the witness) said :We are
all ded t and that eitter the defendants might then kM•• 7 rs old realined 20- gs • Namur 2 yrs R e J Tm. Eto'f H m • so g ff 1 h fln Africa month. ---' 2.1. l gave me great relief; and during this tong period of time I
u o, wee , , usietan, y , 0 • , , arton, son o . tier ar n, o . . s cus ins. for an advance, but to e ect a c earance, t e rates ot is
; 11.1)411t), t'tntnn, state of confusion. have taken them in preference to any other medicine; and 1
LIVERPOOL STATION
bring an action against hem for trespass, or they (the old, 90 gs, ; Farmer's Boy, 5 yrs old, 78 gs. ; the brood On the 4th inst , after a long and painful illness, the day se'nnight were submitted to. All descriptions from have the happiness of saying that 1 never had abetter state al
Africa
1 •ao -""rs -' I thiuk so too, and I wish to get
, ih‘ ik . 4,,,., . ,
fishermen) would bring a similar action for trespass mare Do-it-Again, with a colt foal by Blarney, 55 gs. ; Viscountess Gort. • The deceased lady was the eldest anar met a slow sale without alteration in prices.
gr y British N. America 1 Every Friday e Asia, . ,
and United States. I Evening. J A 11 . A ril 19. health, which I attribute to Frampton's Pills. I- bee,,,.further
! 0 k ti141.414ter.)
•et the defendants. Accordingly, on the 14th October Coningsby, by Venison, 51 gs.; and Bullfinch, 4,5 g,s. ' a pr 8 P to add, that this medicine is in genreal use by my family, and
f Mt %tit aaePst-examination was to the effect that again ' . . d ughter of the Right Hon, Standish O'Grady, first Vis- Flour dull, but steady in value. Oats advanced 2d per .
many of the fishermen, in pnrsuance of the direct.ions of Virago is engaged in the Newmarket Handicap, and will __, we know of nothing •to equal it." In tiny rase when an
0 ltl' tek t Ivi„ ' himself had had several traneertions, count Guillamore, and was married to the present bushel, which for the moment checks business. Oatmeal
„lin gni tsees lie hd d the defendant's brother and his attorney, the elerk to the have to carry 6st. 61b. ;in the Great Northern Handicap, v• • eperient medicine is required, they need only be tried to be
a ispos
• ed of were not those upon iseount Gort in the year 1814, is to ls 6d per load _higher and in fair retail request at
SHIPPING NEWS. universally adopted. Sold by all medicine vend Price
OM.
i nic ktillesll:l,ell,gtetnity. In answer to Mr. Sergeant justices, and six policemen, dredged for oynters.. Not the at York, 6st. 61b.; the Flying Dutchman's Handicap, at
~
On the sth inst aged 15 months, Vincent, son of Mr. this amendment, but the larger dealers buy with great is. Ina. per box. • See the name of "Thomas Front, 229, -
3 tinnennlntes "atid• said that when the case was before slightest ipterference took place. The oysters taken were at York, est. 41b. ; the Thousand Guineas; the Somerset- John Lynch. ' caution. 41- Strand, London," on the government t
S amp.
e V,41411t t'ttlt ' an' effer w ad to *ls• ili art f
sn , thn, . as ne e im on e p o not conveyed away, but were placed on the sea shore. On
the following da
y, and in the public market, these shire Stakes, 7st. Mb. ;in the Nassau Stakes, at Good Wood; On the 6th inst aed Ma 'f f J
and in the Yorkshire Oake ~ g 28, rgaret, wi e o ames WAKEFIELD, Arum 7.-The arrivals of wheat con- TUESDAY, APRIL 4.-Wind W.N,W., light. Tim TEETH.-A new and very curious invention eon-
Miller, maeter-mariner. nected with Dental Surgery has b
ll tl,digu, he ,atif he (plaintiff) would pay the de- , ,tto v • rti ' 1.1 • f • •
a es wit a view o tinue small, and the . .
market being influenced by Liverpool . een introduced by Mr
p.aus
rlat Mr. Drinkald has given the following names to his On the 7th inst. at Birkenhead, aged 40, Sarah . . , . ARRIVED.-Lone Star, Boutelle, from Baltimore-Louisa, Howard, of 17, George-street Hams e _ -- s---s-
-i 4,71 t. eoversevßuld settle the matter. Defendant said " "
23s e rsizi la n
oe ethe oystearrs A ongst' otliers, they went earlings :-Ba colt by Mathematician out of Kitten prices, the sales were limited, and iast week s rates were Squarry, Barbarloes-Bezer, Adams, St. Michael's-Catharine the roduetion of an entirer ne • ver.scinare...undont it as
"' tilat he had been misled by an error of al . Y y , Lawrence, wife of Ge'orge Carlyle, Bold-street, her P . . Y A description of Artifssial
barely maintained for the best sorts, Inferior rat . Jane, Banner, Lisbon-Alps is. 8.11 Little,. New York. Teeth, fixed by his nea patent system of slf
1 ' IVI' • to Ils client in the morning when he did not feel disposed Calculating Tom ; bay filly by Mathematician out of On the 7th ' t ed -
ins ~ ag 16 months, Henry Jump
it his-eant w to buy They eame again in'the afternoon,' when his client Ohio Cenada • chesnut filly by Fpirus out of The Lady of en lower. Fresh barley has slightly advanced ; other descrip- SAILED.-A tale. Roy; Wm. lad. Nyishart ; GlasgOw, capillary attraction, without springs, wi e -adhesion s"
, ill he elient 'lnnis then said.: that without con- • f • , ' , - ' youngest son of Mr. H. Middlehurst, St. Anne-street. shelling creep up in value. Pearson • John Walker Robinson ; Revival, Hugell • and They eo perfectly resemble n res, or ligatures.
„fil.nntle a 4 t he would now say that if his learned purchased these oysters rom them at eighteenpence a Penydaran, Parga ; brown filly (sister to Surprbe) by St. MS
On the 7th ' t., at Mornington-terraee, aged 74 tions unchanged. Oats and . ,
' h checked business. Arnvals : Jane Smith, for Quebec-Nuggett, enton:
' * R AII 'd ' s • • • •
(ea' e-G - atural teeth, as not to be d'
IS-
er tinguished from the originals by the closest
1 Ni .4', th °lit this f t dI Id le• r t h 1
;h. ilf Att e act. ac ,an to is c ten arm ess ket price H aye them
thousand more tlaan the mar • e g Lawrence, The Sh
Bs. 6d. a thousand. After the oysters were so purchased, Susan Lovell, The bourn
ock ; bay filly by Mathematician out of Susan, widow of the Rev. Thomas Tu bll lat • ' te'
rn u , e minis r Beans were higher, wine
manicus, Fates, New Orleans--Flora M Donald, Menet, will never change colour observer They
Wheat, 3,900; barley, 940. or decay, and will b f .
d 011 ji;_ ER e ion would be withdrawn. of Anworth, Kirkcudbrightshire. Baltimore-Jamaica, Brown, Jamaica - Mary Catherine, superior to any teeth ever before used. TI • e ound very
slt o.,,ttui te.druellsidered that it was most f • th
un air, on e they were planed in sacks, and put on board a steamer for -
nesterday week, Mr. Frail, the indefatigable clerk of On the 7th inst. at her house G oad F *rfi ld NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, APRIL 8.-We had a Butler, Demerara -Eleonora, Michell, Trieste-Elizabeth
. , require the extraction of roots, or an - lig method does net
Lye 00l market. The , rove-r , ai e , y painful operation what-
,G lilii,c4oll;t, beeed friend, to k ch aro sition iu the purpose of being sent to the 1 rp e
e Shrewsbury racecourse, was presented with a splendid aged 58, Sarah, re'lict of Mr. James William Price, for- large supply of wheat from the farmers this morning, Hardie, Newfoundland.
f tl •4 t F b
'led from Shanghae or u por , Ist e . ever, and from the natnre of the materials used, tee moot
Fi n kes detnanse, if p
.e su. p p.O .
' were so taken on board the steamer in 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 C=isr, stititii perfect fit is obtained, and they are guarante d t
C tiler staled frOm San Bias for Ipala, Bth Feb. e o restore ar-
ticulation and mastication T
; nthtt ?It w7laut, '
re used, it might prejudice the he laintiff accom-
policemen, and brought to Livetpool, t p and coffee service, of the value of two hundred guineas, at On the 7th inst., of crou d E.l Bethel below those of last Saturday. In south country and A he invention is of importance
Ann Che'shire, an'd Dailtnain, from Valparaiso-both at to man s •
~ 0, ink , Lent rise of the plaintiff, on his the Raven and Bell Hotel, in that town, by his sporting P, age 4, mi y ,
re and to have effected sales a y person., and those wbo are interested in it should
Ok A i•° 1 Why really Mr James I cannot ponying them. To the surp youngest daughter of Mr. John Horsfall confectioner, foreign very little doh e, Caldera. ' - avail themselves of Mr. Howard's skill • '
; '4 ea IN
r) ease 3' tl 3 "'•
• '•
arrival in Liverpool, as he was walking from 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 as a dentist.
tly et , • are n_ MI lis morning. .
',' 1/4 ein • I"tirt. ' 'named friend is very petulant. the stearin* to the shore, he was pounced upon by an fulfilled the duties of his office. On the 7th instant, at /dandies 1' f d d t fullY late rates. Oats in moderate supply, and both sailed on their return)-all at Coquimbo. CpuGHl3, COLDS, BRONCIIITIs, AND Irreettanzie-
ter, Mary, the wi e o eman a
t Zillah sailed from Callao, 2ist Feb., for this port; Douglas, During theprevalence of unsettled weather, fogs and damp air*
) , 111:t• S1111`4: Wll • tula t I t
e,ifl am pe n , am no officer, and taken into custody. The officer also
.took The success of Mr. Moseley's horses during the past Mr. Mark Wilson. 6d to ls per quarter dearer. Flour a very dull sale,_ a
ISth ; enicorn, 20th ; and Mary Woods, 21st Feb ll f ' the -. ti
~ a or ~,lot S (at the upper part of the windpipe),and the windpiee
4/ ll Ili `ta, ) ete "letinses wh l are tipsy, possession of the oysters, for which his client had paid £6 •
winter, and up to the present time, has been unparalleled On the 9th.inst., of consum t* dHW od about last Saturday's.prices. itself take an infla •
, s t rybod„
e,, ~ . en some peop e
or £7. His client was locked up all night in bridewell, on the turf, they having carried off every steeple-chase and p ion, Edwar . o - England. . , amatory action, which gradually est?"'
ward, aged 17. wisBECH, APRIL 8,-There. has been rather more REVAL, Manctl 24.-Tile PYl,ilias from. Liverpool for tbis alopie the Mucous coat unto it reaches the bronchial tubes
l'i Nitlitt*lt4 'niees in the same position. (Loud .
- ' t him was that - ' et t d • •-Th Wor est r
,er ess h, . and treated as a felon. The charge agams F flat race for which they have.. ar e , viz.. e e en Yesterday, of consum tion ei hit -d which meets buyers at a Port, lies ebout 15 wersts (!2 iaighsh men) off paokerort. ahich penetrate the lungs, giving rise to a dis 'lg. ce'r•gk
• tressi
: lA' siZt caskylfig been still further interrogated as to •ne mornin •
of having stolen the oysters. On the followi e . g Liverpool, Doncaster, and Coventry Steeple-chases with
, gasfitter, of Pilgrim-street.
P , aged 20, Mr. Robert Garth, wheat affenng e e o ay, i fi ld of lee. expectoration acm ' -
reduction of 3s to 4s per quarter. Beans ls deare .
r. Oats frozen up in a arge e ,sp .. odic pains of the chest, and often, if =F-
t; iV ,1 tile 8 of wine he was taken before the magistrates, when the magistrates Bourton ; the Derby, Lincoln, Leamington, and Chelten-
w%%11%, Ila ea.se h , out of which the action had . . • nary diserse.
In e head and
- no alteration. fth
li'' ' 'th 4k s -63°Ming h f d dismissed the charge, notwithstanding which the de- ham Steeple-chases, with Trout ; the Nottingham and WEDNESDAY, ApRIL 5.-Wind W.N.W. the inflammatory action occurs in the sinuses 0 • _
n very dull. f the
.e 3 es• and a
i. lit!,:k int said . ~, muc con use , fendant gave instructions to the police-officer to retain Derby Handicaps, and the Liverpool Trial Stakes, with THE C.7IARITIE S.— Wkl l?' t )
( ee y epor s. CORK, APRIL 8.-This week has bee ,
J h BIIIV I face, causing watery eructation, redness o . ~..___ _
If IV •it see -
s lc,il ~, eea ms to me that nothing ea
n be .
him in his custody, and he did so. He took the plain- Alonzo ; and the Willoughby Handicap, at Warwick, and holders were not disposed to give way, but the trade has ARRIVE/L-0n u, ic Htrdson, and John Moore Ellis stin ire,
from Bombay-Henry Nesmith,' Btl N f • en i ity of the nostrils. 1 u,,, 4
~ . , g
~ e sat on at the extrem . . is indammataa
ih NI, ea„ ~,a get at the numbers of each of these --- d acted with extreme u er, .or olk, Virginia- tile epidemic termed inguenia. Pronehais . . .
in its whoie
Iti ' 4t th'• WI -"" haat th* • d tiff down to Bangor and there again the plaintiff Granby Handicap, at Croxton Park, with Bourton. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET, little confidence -in the advance, an Cassiopea, Harmer. Maurithis-Andover, hloys, Ceara- of the mucous membrane which lines the ermine
b rrel 1
1,1 VI 14 ene Metes , n is fox, let us hunt him own.
was again brought hefo' re the magistrates, but ultimatelY Mr. Drinkald's Katerfelto, by Sleight of Hand, the win- APRIL 5.-On the books, boys 87, g•rls 63 ; average caution. The closing price of wheat is 2s per . a ower,
_ Fidget, Jarvis, St. Michael's-Flirt, Glover,- Varna-Alert, extent. It comniences as a common cold in thaegnng awl
ts 0.11% . ath. eeneertainly, my lord; and I hope to
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 , ••
'ni •l 3 1 and flour has receded to the late rates, Indian corn nen Havre-F. Pierce, Thomas, New Orleans-Chaos, Dunton, middle-aged, and continues a month or ,
, It istwsoometimesret"fta
-e,e, ein eLI get the brush if I can • you may • sick list, boys 2, gir s ; k's quotations. . Savannah-Ben Lomond, Meldrum, Mobile •
• • • d severity.
`: ,1.‘r%11 y„, (Laught," ) ' - and when they had heard the eridence which he should ling broke away from the boy that was " lunging" him, obtained situations, boy-a 1, girls 3. - more free consumption, at last wee -Jenny Lind. every winter with increase -
•• t r cough, and soinetirnes asthroas. eit
',, tletz, zs. ases • , .
bring forward in support of the statement which he had and with the long rein hanging from his head, ran nearly ST. ANNE'S DISPENSAR ' DUBLIN, APRIL 7.-We had a very quiet maket to-day, Ley, Figuera-Penelope Wilt Malaea-A 1 - - - d
a t e uso ere, Aubrelt, neously calle . %p.n.:v.
_,
d Mecum, edited by Dr.. Ryan, Ais
0 VI ;.% l't kin' inne Solicitor, examined : I was the Y AND EYE AND EAR Nantes--Chas. Ch ' '
teener, Tno npson, Sas annah. Hooper's Physicia
4 to gllees made, he had no doubt the jury would give such damages four miles jumping gates, fences, brooks, and other obsta- INSTITUTION 9 Rosn and nces of eve descript•
ion of grain as. on Tuesda the medical profession) did not
3' SAILED. - Nianra (s ) Leitcl hat they (
•,, 'k;tityp h i defem_ in plaintiff's bankruptcy. I made , , -HILL, APRIL 1.-New patients, P 17 for Malta '
with 88th eanclidly stated t
t 'fli advance was realized • t P -''
-. ' ' I'
• --
-,
t eatment for these disorders; since that
as the case demanded. •
•' til h t th ligh paling of a • • •
cles in his way, un e came o e i viz. ee-Reheved at the instit t. li ed •tth • last In some . few cases an ng . regimen - ruiner, Roes; Arcadia, Jordan ; and Arctic, know any effectual r
u ion, 115; re ev •a eir i • e new substance has been introduced,
' k-ils 4 e 4 aant f
4 t;) 8044 .0n ..,_ • .Or the statement of security
Witnesses were then called in support of the facts as which he cleared without the slightest difficulty. own dwellin 41 • (m. s.), Luce, New York-Finland, Johnson, Calcutta- work was comoiled - c • Iva • the influence of this tab:
,`,l St lie:lash d at.-1 P.slanststrs property. [Statement of 1 farmyard, gS, , cases of prevailing epidemic, 0;I in oats.
'S BRoNCiIIAL.,EDAT . • .
6.. h -8E of ' seal* • • tl Le d s t Ti •
stated by le arne ergean .. le first witness t k • th • 1 f
In the yard, a team of horses were a wor in e arc e o total, 156. ' White Wheat .40s Od to 44s Od Oats, tawny.. 00s Od to 00s Od Rosalie. Denduyts, Ostend-James Cars_ n, Kilgour, Mel- BRANDS track of the inflammatory actiett
I 1,4,7 seavin the d rupt s certificate was postponed, . bourne-Lena, Patten, Quebec. stance pursues the exact .
• Red do ... 39s oil to 426 od Rapeseed .... 00s Od to 00s Od ' t soothine• the elottis and epiglott"
eh Firs - e e is
ttie
ela • xamined was the pLaintiff, Mr. Thomas. He caused co • d 11. tile tth • oni an - the
n- a grinding mill, an ta mg a ing o • eir c p y, SOUTHERN AND causing coti,
.• .
P Wepi; bariF Prevee, Yin the statement of defendant's. e. TOXTETH HOSPITAL, APRIL Haile nr;
y nd. 16s 6d to 19s 0.1 Oatmeal... ... 16s Oil to 17a Od sedative influence passes alon
.1 "f 'lll 're 'alliee, "'ed a settlement • Rance with
tx etea_ • es. in comp sidera
ble amusement in court, by the manner in which he f' • 11 ed tth but the driver getting .
neitive ga op up • o em,
P dln 5.-In-patients, discharged : cured, 18; relieved, and at Do Milting
~ 21s Od to 228 6il Bakers' Flour.22s 0.1 to 27s 0d Kelpie, hence for Harbor Grace, off' Newfoundland. organs of %owe), its . .
lining of the windpipe unto the -,"' the
bronchi, all y• e
gave his evidence. frightened, whipped him off, when he recommence is
i'' kniliaskid oe'lle aid 1, own request 4 ; irregular - oos od to oos 0.1 Indian Corn, Ann Lockerby.sai led t rom Launceston for Mauritius, Dec.l7. mucous .
irritation, giving ease and comfort to the cat a''''
A number of fishe .
rmen residing on the banks of the , 1 ; dead, 2 ; entered, 19 ; Bore. monary
, 17li (.:‘,. wilho,..e was fo erl clerk to Messrs. steeple chase games, by jumping out of the yard again,
under treat' '
nent, 78. Out-pat•
lents : cured 55; entered - Oats, white .. 14s Od to 17, ter per 480tb..44s Oil to 48s 01 Margaret, Ridley. hence at Harbor Grace, at Newfoundland. Pui.
restoring the so- •
ice to its accustomed clear nst,
Menai, near Beaumans, were subsequently examined. and galloping for a couple of miles further before he was Princelerotne, Galtease, hence for Cape de Verds, at .New- ee a nese and power-
:,t tl.44,4'lftrr.vill.Y 'ords- "sad, large dealiges with plaintiff. 47 ; under treatment, 42. ' - ' 1 Ties medicine is without d9ubt.the only cure for these dia..
Some of them were nearly 70 years of age. They all de- captured. On examination there was not the slightest port, 29t March. ders Since its introduction, it has been ra • e eminent-
e ka,:4, %gene's bennr!' from plaintiff nearly every day. ROYAL INFIRM MANUFACTURES. • ST. JoHN's, NEWFOUNDLAND.-The Mary Scott, of Yar- 0 •
' r ever other preparation administ red Mil:
s ---
posed to the fact that so . . .
far back as they could remember mark upon him to show thal he had either been down or ARY, APRIL 8. - ADMITTED:
had her tiow port , ing Y e for pulmonary
', t th n'•• Tie ngliin an order for the delive of 21
Ito 2,3 e the oyster beds in the Menai Straits, which the defendant I • •o t
n-patients, 43, a -patients, 10 ; casuals, 12.-Dis- MANCHESTER.-The great depression so generally mouth, N.S.; from. Liverpool for Boston,
43 and sank , disorders. The proprietors strongl ,
struck a fence ! V urge tue M 'c i Pra-
knocked in by the ice, 15th Feb., in lat 47, lon . . r
m fession, Chemists, and others, to intr ' litilk..-ti4
4 .a,Jere e 3' were not tra sfe ed 3lr HrY hes's
n rr to . ug
la' d nder the lease from the Bishop of Bangor Th CHARGED: In- atients is mark tdu • the revio
I%t'.''eott 'anuar now c ime u e result of the Metropolitan and City and Suburban P cured, 20 ; relieved, &e. 5 perienced in th e ring p us ten days, in 0
; ex man died f o educe It to the
ebout twenty minutes afterwards. /le .
' the it is sold by most respectable Ch
1, . T.__ Y,1851 • four of them were trans- - atie
made out p nets, A ; emists, and by alI the .kgetsi •
' 'tit 1 ,-"wo oth ' to the Welk and that for years they hed dredged
belonged P , ' Handicaps, both of which have been won easily by Virago, - i aregular, 1; dead, j.,„„Remam in has njeen considerably relieved this week ; but the actual F exhaustion ; the remainder of the crew were picked up in
B d ' E l
tor ran e a name ,
er casks were also transferred
'""nlot tell th in the Straits without any molestation whatever. has produced no ordinary amount of consternation in the the house, 191. transactions continue to by very limited, and at very low long beat, after being five days at sea, and landed bere.
:3111.t.
e date. I don't remember

FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH.—`r For upwards of nine
years (writes Mr. Thomas Province, of W inchmore Hilt.
Middlesex), I have experienced the efficacy of this excellent
medicine. I had long previously been afflicted with headache
and indii.restion; but 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 long period of time E
have taken them in preference to any other medicine; and I
have the happiness of saying that I never had a better.state a
health, which I attribute to Frampton's Pills. I-beg further
to add, that this medicine is in general use by my family, tad
we know of nothing •to equal it." In any rase when as
aperient medicine is required, they need only be tried to be
universally adopted. Sold by all medicine vendors. Price
Is. bid. per box. • See the name of "Thomas Pront, 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 entirely new description of Artifysial
Teeth, fixed by his new patent system of self-adhesion and
capillary attraction, without springs, wires, or ligatusea.
They so perfectly resemble natural teeth, as not to be ilia-
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 net
require the extraction of roots, or any painful operation what-
ever, and from the nature of the materials user!, tfie most
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, shosikl
avail themselves of 11r. Howard's skill as a dentist.
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, AND INFLUENZA
During theprevalence of unsettled weather, fogs and darnpair•
the glottis (at the upper part of the windpipe),and thewindPir
itself, take an inflammatory action, which gradually extsw....7
along the mucous coat until it reaches the bronchialltr
./ which penetrate the lungs, giving rise to a distressYlg4."!
expectoration, spasmodic pains of the chest, and omen,
other cases,
checked. ending in fatal pulmonary disease.
01;:ithe hemd,,t4
the inflammatory action occurs in the sinuses
ofthe eyes, a a
face, causing watery eructation, redness.ie
nostrils. 'This i.,
stinging sensation at the extremity ofhfi,tis7in' fiminatim,
the epidemic termed Influenza.
young
gwhale
of the mucous
extent. It commences as a common or two, and returns
middle-aged, and continues co l cold ilia cthhiei ny
It is sometimes errs-
every winter with increased
sometimes asthma; in
neously called winter bseasznrdi_ty;
fg3iecurp, edited by Dr.
. Ryan, it is
Hooper's Physician's Fade
(the medical profession) did not
candidly stated that they
tment for these been introduced,_
since that
know any effectual trvariew
substance has been tntrodneed,—
work was compiled
a L SEDATIVE: the influence of this snb-
BRA NDE'S BRONCDIeAxact
track of the inflammatory adios
stance pursues the
First soothing the glottis and epiglottis (the
cougl!• its sedative influence passes along the
causing f voice),
..
organs o .
f the windpipe unto the bronchi, alley-
mucous lining o
pulmonary irritation, giving ease and comfort to the ebegte
the voice toils accustomed clearness and power..
and restoring
is .
•• e without doubt the only cure for these, dis-
orders. medicine
itsintroduction,
it
Since
orders.
other preparation administered for 1
ing every
pu monary
disorders. The proprietors strongly urge the lil:., • • , t T t-,,,sioin, Chemists, and others, to introdu ,
ce is
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It is sold by most respectable Chemists, ait , ..
~.f, . . r
for Braude'a Enamel. • • '- P"",
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