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THE DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1846. 7 UNION li.VXJC. M'iUUOM. camlets hav: been sold at 34 dollars, though the transaction was not to any extent. Per law ells them is nn Misses Alexander, Miss Macrae, Masters Wright, Master Oldfield; two Misses Nisbctts, two Master Macrae, and two Acceptances 5 per cent.

8 9 within 2 mouths Masters Urqunart. to 4 mmim- chief governor or governors of Ireland, in manner herein-helore mentioned, to order to be paid out of such consolidated fund as aforesaid, for reimbursement to the person 30 acquitted, such sum as shall appear to the judge by or before whom such person was so acquitted, certified under the hand DOMESTIC OCCUKRENCBS. AM) CREDITS. LOAN 1 he same remark applies to ehm tz and other printed Roods A scarcity of tonnage has limited the export of tea, though purchases have been extensive. Congou has continued' to maintain previous prices green has declined, the teamen being nxious to realise before the Cliiiiess.

new year One up (the Salopian) is loading teas for England, chiefly on 7 per cent. nmnit flu per LAW XOritJES.Tms Day. COURT OF CHANCERY, Lixcolx's at Ten. Unopposed. Lunatic Petitions.

v. Williams, part heard; Mina, v. Mina (3) r-Lvalf' V- II-Vtet; JtaSSettv.Mciix; Dobrew V. VICE-CIIANCELLOrS' COURTS, I.vs.-Sit at Ten. On Bank Shares, and other BIRTHS.

Aiken, wife of James, Master mariner of the Country service, daughter, at Cochin, 10th December. Alexander, wife of Mr. John, son, at Calcutta, 7tlt Jnnuary. Meerut, 11th January. Sloane, Frederick, of Tirhoot aged twenty-three years, at Calcutta, 7th Jauuary.

Smith' Louisa Annabolla, child of Lieutenant R. A. 19th N. I aged three months and ten days, at Bariolly, 3rd Jan' Strettell, Catherine, wife of Captain J. W.

Strettell, 1st Regt. Madras Cavalry, at Poona, 16th January. Warbur-ton, dpt. Cosley, late of the Ceylon Rifles, aged 44 years, at Colombo, 3d January. 'Waylett, Mr.

J. aed 45 years, 8 months and 13 days, at Istally, 16th White, Charles, seaman, Ship Larne, at Bombay, 24th Whittle, Francis Cractdock, son of John Whittle, of Duck-street, King -square, Bristol, at Bombay, 26th January. Wilson, Elizabeth Maria, wife of Mr. Assistant ui suuji juuge, to nave Dccit tiie expense properly and necessarily incurred by such removal of the triai of such person. And he it enacted, that the said Loril-Lieutenant or other on i in the baided warehouse On m'1' On othw g- urns its.

on lands deposited for three i- with thirty days' notice of vniuesc account. of Joti from Shlns'iai this season is of black and of green 857,619 total, The iollowing are the latest shipments viioot Air. i nomas, ot the Department of Public Works, son, at Poona, lath January. Beadnell, la 'y of George, Lieutenant 37th N. daughter, at Calcutta, 1-fsh January.

Beauland, Mrs. J. '(laughter, at Chinsurah, per cent. at ix months, with sixty days' jcuwaru iloustead, to Liverpool Larpcnt, to Cork Argyle, to London Circassian, to Liverpool Ann Mackin, to New York ui- governors oi Ireland snail, manner hereinbefore mentioned, order to be paid out of such consolidated fund as aforesaid, to every such prisoner, before his removal from such county from whence he shall be removed as aforesaid, a sum not exceeding twenty pounds, to enable such offender to defray the charges and expenses of the attendance of his witnesses provided always, that such sum so advanced before tile removal of sach prisoner shall be deducted and allowed for in the sum which in the event ot the acquittal of such prisoner may become payable under 538,409 lbs. 329,363 140,110 310,544 nr.

-fxpotneenry John Wilson, laughter ot Mr. John M'Larcn, formerly of the Madras Hojso Artillery, aged 21 years, 5 months and 15 days, at Royaptsoram, Sth January. Wilson, Lo-idsa, wife of Quarter Master SerjeanS A. W'ilson. Artillery, aged 25 years and two months, at Madras, 17th I Bel lire Sn-L.

Shadwell.) Cause Petitions unopposed. First and short Causes. T.p:'"",:'USC;?-jSW''by Smb' t0 bp I8kr. -miilons, by Order. Lightibot v.

Lisle; Varburton auglnni; league v. lining v. Turinir; Richards v. Perkins; PUipps v. llrnocrsoii; v.

Turner; cx parte Moles; catc v. Pinks Warillev. Jarvis; Back v. Bryant Causes, commencing Smith v. Sherwooii.

(Before Sir Knight Bruce.) rackonham Pelby, for jailgnient. After waioli causes, petition, and Halt v. Lack, cause part hoard (Before Sir J. Wigrain.) Causes, Fain v. Ooodny; Walker v.

Watldns: Higsins Franks Attomcy-Gcncral Mayor of Exeter Bayntim v. Mi'mning Chapman v. Cannon. iMchoteon v. Smith Hammond v.

Hammond linnily, to Liverpool of raw silk continue at a slight reduction on Purchases former rates months, with ninety (lays On 1 3 iwc of Gold Dust Straits importation, at if' -uid wt- of Cliina gold, ingots, at 6. wt. are reported. Co B' vr Loans. The value of these securities, ex-0VKtjit' 'if l'iv second live, has improved since our last uuuuiiry.

ivouaston, oaran, wire ot Wellesley YVbl-laston, Indian Navy, at Colaba, 19th January. Worley Cornet H. M. 3d Light Dragoons, killed in action at Moodkee, 18th December. Wright, Mr.

T. aged loeutee, rotu xecemocr. wrignt, Mr. i. rl.

aged i LUt- juuge ooiore wuoni such prisoner niav be tried as hereinbefore provided. And be it enacted, hat the chief secretary of such Lortl-Lieutenant or other such chief governor or govcrnars of Ire-laud for the time being-, or the under secrstarv. sfcnll fi-nm eiaiii oil stnc-K paper to any is cint unnas per Hie nri'i 8,006 hales. 077 79 150 242 13 942 years, at Saharunpoor, 17th January. Young, Georin-i, wife of Commander James A.

Young, I.N,, at sea, on to England, off Can- ana, Shipments to 11th November Argyle, London, 19th Nov Emily, Liverpool, 23d do Eagle, Hongkong, 24th do Larpcnt, Liverpool, 29th do Viscangado, Manila, 30tli do. Circassian, Liverpool, 5th l3cc. Total from Shanghai to 10th T)cp the advance which nas taKcu place Awiinr .1 li-i' il i 1 Will' 1 1 ct exchange the value ot the noai-utne Mautioar, on Her passa: ird the Malabar, on her passage thf is lis. 2-o per cent, lower; that of the nanore, otti anuary. Young, Harriett, daughter of D.

S. Young, Madras Medical Establishment, aged 2 years and 7 months, at Madras, 17th January. sft'oD m' cLit iinnas to one rupee per cent, higher, and of 'fj advanced ciht annus to on rupee 10,200 bales. the 1'uur ier Cunt. Investments also show iui- 1 a.

1 1 tat- pf! tilt' OeUl ilUUilS liU VS, 1 -ii 0 niif, Taviously estimated at' from 2,500 to 1 200 to 1 GoO Pi'ehased but not yet shipped at from Exchange on England, 4s. fid. than our hist quotations. r.lulVL'V may be KULUs (Allan, uuxckuy Sit at Ten Causes v. Waller LoeUhart v.

Hardy; Rowans v. Xaylor; Ambrose v. Ilumnow Laion; Marquis Bute v. Hurmer-NoMl v. NoMc; Matthews v.

Basshaw; Cox v. Kins; Beeboey' Ferry Maiden v. Tyson liasum v. Easum Shortland v'. Bennett.

SECONDARIES' COURT, Basinciuol at Eleven Dorset v. Faulkner Williams v. Pcarcc. BANKRUPTCY COURT, Basin-okata-si-beist. (Before Mr.

Commissioner Pane.) Todd and ToiM, choice of assignees, at 11; T. N. D. Howard ccr-hhcate, at half-past 11 W. Ward, last examination, at half-past 12-l.

I Hawley, last examination, at 1 J. Class, dividend, at half-past one Vv llakhvm, lust examination, at two. (Before Mr. Commissioner Panblanquc.) A. Ciristiem, dividend, at eleven J.

II. Curtis, dividend, at half-past eleven C. J. Evans, dividend, at 12 H. D.

Walker, dividend, at toll-past 13; L. J. Nicolay, dividend, at J. Whcllcr. dividend, at fi-ar- LUC litUll- ja.iuin; the Bengal show no alteration Mtares ot riP'11, imr last issue those ot the union arc Ks.10 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

BOMBAY. AtuiiVALS. Jan. 15. The Sir Robert Scppings, A.

Trail, from Calcutta, 21stDcc. 16th, Sir Herhert Com'pton, James Lrowne, from China, and Singapore, 21st Dee Stra- bane, James Gncrson, from Glasgow, 17th Sept. 1845- Caroline, M. Ireywcr, from Columbo, 7th Dec. Anna Eliza, of other banks are without pf' i'j, Bengal has declared a dividend on the tllL, i.t half year at the rate of Its.

8-6 per cent. "mi Ks. 16-8 per sliarc. The Union showed ft: equal to lis. 13-li per cent, per annum, but has P'f "'fjjlvuloails at the r.

te of lis. 7 per cent, per annum. ff! S0E Since oar last issue the homc-lux been unsteady, and consequent to the nan-paw i Wakefield, dividend, at 2 G. B. Earp, choice of llieiore Mr.

Commissioner Evans.) viiiiiiiBMuuei urauiger, Jrom -Uacao. 10th. sinmnnnv 17H rw 1011 18th l'u t-, -i tv-it-n ex Bombay Castle, H. Frasor, from Manilla, 20th and Sincanoi'n. TOtli Tlnn tit Nov.

ins uaie iiuii ueciiiieu iu is. o.ju. 10 date have (leclmeil to O.Jd sr f-bill at 10 months fi' Mri Co. Kupee, at which (rates) transactions to obtained the market, however, is Blent t. nr.tW-it, mil on the resumption of activity time to tune certify to the secretary of the grand jury of the county, county of a city, or comity of a town wherein such offence was charged: to have been committed, the amount of the money which shall have been ao from time to time advanced nnder authority of this act for any of the purposes aforesaid and every such certificate shall be laid before tho -grand jury at the next assizes, and thereupon it shall and may be lawful for such grand jury, and any and every such grand jury is hereby required, to make presentment of a moiety of the amount of the money so advanced as stated in such certificate, to be raised oil' such county at large or barony or parish where such offence sl! loon cllar8e1- t0 nave been committed and it shall not be lawful for the court at anv such assizes to fiat any presentment for any other money until such presentment for such moiety be first made and allowed and when and so soon as the sum so to be presented as aforesaid shall be raised and received by the treasurer for such c'unty, he shall pay the same to the collector of Excise for such district, to be by such collector accounted for as other public monies which may come to his hands.

A5IENIMIEXTS TO BE PROPOSED TiY THE I.OBTl DEXMAX IN COMMITTEE. Proposed Amendments in a Bill for tho bettor Protection of Life, and to facilitate the Apprehension and Detection of Persons guilty of certain Offences in Ireland. In page 1, line 7. From That," strike out all the remainder of that page to Ireland in the lowest line of it, and insert the following if any three justices of the peace residing in and acting in and for any county in Ireland, shall send a certificate signed by them as such justices to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, in the form or to the effect set forth in the schedule to this act annexed, it shall be lawful for the Lord-Lieutenant, with the advice and assent of her Majesty's Privy Council in Ireland, within one month of the time of his receiving such certificate to declare," 1 In page 2, line 1, for any" insert such," and strike out all from in which" to county," in line 3 inserting after county" named in such certificate." In page 6, omit section XX. "We, A.B..

of u. in vhieh are now limited con.se- L. Kennedy, last examination, at 11 Ablctt ami Ablett, last examination, at 12 J. Metlord, last examination, at 1 J. Ravner, certificate, at half-past 1 Uolfe and Rolfe, certificate, at two John Short, choice of assignees, at hall-past 1 O.

Hunter, interim order at 11 1 Adison, interim order, at J. Corbvn, interim order, at 1. (Befure Mr. Commissioner lluh-ovd.) Walter and Walker, audit at 11 Ward, audit and ccrtificateat 11 J. II.

Hopwooil, last examination at half-past 11 V. Kitson, choice oi assignees at 12; J. Lillet, choice of assignees at half-past 12 fhomiis Amos, audit at half-past Thomas Chapman, audit at J. II. Forrester, dividend at 2 Alexander ami Richards, dividend at 2 E.

Smyrk, choice of assignees at half-past 2. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) Francis Glass, lust examination at 11 Thomas Dean, last examination at 12 W. B. Harvey, choice of assignees at 1.

Six insolvency cases. lCt 1 nfcounts from home, we exneet to inn January. Behn, lady of Theodor August. Esq daughter, at Singapore, 7th December. Bettio, wife of Apothecary daughter, at Madras, 11th January.

Blenkinon lady of the Rev. W. son, at Ootacamund, 11th January' Blonkin, lady of J. 28th M. N.

son, at Madras, 10th January. Boate, lady of Arthur, Deputy Ordnance Storekeeper, son. at Hong Kong, 24th November Brett, lady of Captain J. 4th Cavalry, son, at Trichi-nopoly, loth January. Burnham, wife of Mr.

son, at Calcutta, 11th Jauuary. Campbell, lady of Captain F. H. 4th (K. Regiment, daughter, at Secunderabad, 10th January.

Cassidy, ladv of Lieutenant L. Her Majesty's 57th Regiment, daughter, at Poona-mallee, 29th. January. Caulncld, lady of Lieut. J.

3d Regt. N.I., son, at Rajghur, 21st December. Codrington! lady of Captain, 40th liegt. N.I., daughter, at Mysore, on otli January. Conlan, wife of Mr.

James, Sudder Dewanny at Agra, 9th January. Corncille, wife of Mr.il., son, at Royapettah, 14th January. Cutter, lady of Captain, Horse Artillery, daughter, at Sholapore, 30th January Coultrup, wife of the Rev. S. daughter, at Madras, 22d January.

Cresswell, daughter, at Bombay, 26th January. Cunninghame, lady of Captain Executive Engineer, Chvalior, at Agra, Sth January. Dacosta, lady of John, son, at Calcutta, 14th January. Dawson, lady of the Rev. F.

Chaplain, daughter, at Jubbul pure, 5th Jan. D'Aranjo, wife of Mr. Manager of the sea Customs of -Dowleans, lady of A. daugh.er, at Allipore, 20th January. Down, lady of Captain Edward, Sth Lhdit Cavalry, son, at Boenpilly, 3d Janutiry.

D'Vos, Mrs relict of the late R. F. D'Vos, Ceylon Medical Service! daughter, at Calcutta, Bth January. Freitas, wife of Mr Robeit Certificate Clerk of tho Sea Custom-house' (laughter, at Cannamore, 13th December. Guuzencc, Mrs daughter, at Calcutta, Sth January.

Guinness, lady of F. H. son and heir, at Tirlioot. Haggard, Mrs son, at Calcutta, 5th January. Heathcote, lady of T.

Civil Assistant-Surgeon, daughter, at Shahjehanpore, 29tn December. Holy, Mrs. daughter, at Calcutta, Sth January. Joakim, wife of Mr. M.

C. (Armenian daughter, at Calcutta, 0th January. Lascellos, lady of Rev. Assistant Chaplain, son, at Cannanore, 10th December. Littledale, lady of Arthur, Civil Service, son, at Ballygunge, 20th January.

Mackenzie, lady of Medical Storekeeper, H. H. the Nizam's Army, daughter, at Bolarum, 30th December. Madge, W. daughter, at Calcutta, 4th January.

Magrath, lady of A. son, at Mysore, 10th January Newall, tho -wife of Serjeant Charles, daughter, at Calcutta, 4th January. Norman, lady of James, son, at Calcutta, 9th January. Ogle, Mrs. Caroline, daughter, at DumDum, 3d January.

Parker, Mrs. J. son, at Calcutta, loth January. Perry, wife of Serjeant John. 4th Battalion Artillery, daughter, at Ma has, 17th January.

Rebciro, wife of Mr, John, assistant in the marine pay office, son, at Calcutta, 10th January, Revell, lady of Captain J. 2nd E. Regiment, daughter, at Mus-sorie, 7th January Rutherford, ladv of Captain 28th. Regiment N.I. son, at Chowringhec, 11th January.

Scales, Mrs. daughter, at Bombay, 21st January. Scott, lady of Lieut. 37th Regt. N.

son, at Nusscerabad, 6th January. Shave, Mrs. son, at Intally, 15th January Shilhngford, lady of J. son, at Calcutta, 24th December. Stuart, Hannah, wife of Mr.

Conductor Stuart, H. H. Nizam's Service, daughter, at Ellichpoor, Sth January. Thompson, wife of Mr. Band master of the 19th regiment N.

daughter, at ulghautchcrry, 31st December. Thompson, lady of W. son, at Madras, 19th January. Waito, wit'e of Mr. Assistant Apothecary, W.

son, at Poona, 10th January. Wallace, Lay Capt. Robert, 18th Regiment, N. son, at Bombay, 18th anuary. Wallace, Lady of Alexander, Flso daughter, at Chowringhee, 20th January.

Williams, lady of Capt. A Indian Navy, son at Calicut, 8th January. Wilson, Mrs. aiun at the quotations our last issue; Sml the exc-n imr -ain-ni. at 30 days' sight, according to amount at IfiiDeP Ill'il.

to Is i It Hid. per Co. davs' ight, at Is. lOd. Naw liiUs, at lOd.

to Is. l' ditto, at and 60 days sight, at Is. LAW CO UR TS. Yesterday. 1' raser and family Captain and Mrs.

Denham. lst, John Bull, H. Crawford, from Liverpool, 16th Sept 21st, l'ort William, R. Methvin, master, from China, 23d Nov. 24th, Her Majesty's sloop Pilot, W.

H. Jervis, Esq Commander, from Kishon 13th Jan. Her Majesty's ship l'ox, Commodore Sir Henry Blackwood, Commanding, from Persian Gulf. 26th, Constantinople, master, from Liverpool, 2nd Sept. 27th, Elvira, J.

Getfi-nig, muster, from Newcastle, ISth Aug. passengers, Mrs. Getfnng and two children. 29th, Futtay Moomoarack, i'. More, master, from China, 11th Doc.

31st, Childe Harold, Thomas Sillery, master, from London, 13th Sept. passengers, Mrs. Sargant, Miss Sargant, and three Masters Sargant; Mrs. Blackwcll, Miss Blackwell, and two children Dr. Robert Millar; Lieut.

J. G. Wood, Her Majesty's 86th Regiment Master Tanner and two Misses Tanner. Steerage, Mr. and Mrs.

Bennett; Mrs. Blake; Miss Best Mrs. I arner, and two children Mrs. Brown Mrs. Prit-chard.

Jan. 15 The Sydney, C. R. ScholeEeld, Calcutta Shah Album, Thomas Dumayen, China Earl of CTare, W. F.

Agcr, Calcutta; Token, William Cheyne, London. 18th, Marchioness of Douglas. D. Henderson, China; passenger, A. Campbell, Esq.

20th, Eliza and Hester, H. Kruger, Calcutta Kingston, C. It. Stupheus, Calcutta; John Brewer, R. Brown, Loudon; passengers, Captain and Mrs.

Stony, H.M. 86th Regt. dipt and Mrs. Ormond, do. Lieut.

Gordon, 78th Regt Paragon, Colo-man, Calcutta. 21st, Arab, J. Summer, London. 22nd, Monarch, W. Shepherd, Madras.

25th, Siam, C. H. Barker, Malabar Coast, and London; Will o'fhe Wisp, H. Porman China. 27th, Victoria, J.

M. Hyde, Calcutta. 23th, Monarch, John Duncanson, China. CALCUTTA. HOUSE OF LORDS.

(Present, Lord Cottcnham (presiding), Lord Brougham, and Lord Campbell.) WALLACE V. TATTON. This was an appeal from a decree and order of the Court of Equity and Exchequer iu Ireland, in a suit which was brought there by the respondent to compel the appellant to grant him a renewal of a lease, and to convey to him certain MONEY MARKET CITY NEWS. Thursday Evening. A sort of paralysis would appear to have affected the Stock Market to day.

Speculators and dealers seemed to be equally at fault, or in suspense, about the right or most promising; course to be pursued vnder actual circumstances. The intelligence from the United States lias evidently made a strono- impression. The extent to yvhich it should be Interpreted has been tho difficulty. It may be discerned, however, that the more prevalent tendency of opinion points to war as almost inevitable. In this situation of suspense and expectation, the Stock Market was cpiiesccnt and inactive.

Consols fluctuated slightly, but left off, as yesterday, 9yi to Money, 95 to 6 Account Exchequer Bills, 32s. to 8lis. the Advertised, 31s. to 35s. premium Reduced ihrees, 96 to a the Tliree-and-a-Quarter per 9Sito-is Bank Stock, 208i to 94; India Bonds, 37s.

to 40s. premium Long- Annuities, 10 9-16 to 11-16. In the Foreign Market Spanish continue to decline the Fives were 26' to the Threes, to Portuguese Fives, 78 to 80 Dutch T-wo-and-a-Half per o9 to the Fours, 94 i to Mexican. 30' to 1 jNcw Granada, 22' to Belgian Foar-and-a-Half per 97 to f. Mr.

Charles M.Williek, the able actuary of the University Life Assurance Society, to whom the public are already indebted for his valuable annual Tithe Commutation and his Income-tax tables, has just published, in a convenient pamphlet form of a dozen pages, a series of "Popular Tables," for ascertaining at sight the value of advowsons and next presentation to livings, showing also the expectation of life at different ages, with the value of reversions at death and for terms of years, which must prove of more general utility and reference oven than his former productions. He has taken the Carlisle tables of mortality as the basis of his calculations, as now admitted to approach much nearer the truth than those of Northampton, by favour of the peculiar construction of which, in so materially overrating the risk or chances of life, the Equitable Assurance Company has been enabled to accumulate so many millions of surplus profits that the repartition among those entitled, as well as the determination of the knotty point as to the parties entitled to share in the whole mass of capital, has been a cause ef no small perplexity. Other assurance companies of old standing, or more modern creation, which have acted on the same tabular standard, have, in a greater or less degree, also derived the same advantages at, in the case of those ot established on the mutual system, the cost proportionately of the public. The difference betwixt the Northampton and Carlisle tables, so much, for the latter, in fa vnm nf thn lands comprised such lease. The annellant.

after bo r'ii'i Iiiii 'l'i''s" at lIa-v t0 I1101'''' sight at Is. to 10d. Uld. per Rupee. limk ditto, at siglit to (5 months sight, for sums not to above 500., at Is, 10.1 to Is.

lid. per Co. Ijanlc, ditto, at sight to 6 months sight, at Is. lOJd. Cls l'1'1' li'U'ce.

p'vrcDri'hs asnast shipments at 0 months sight to 10 uwatli dau- at 2s. Old. at 2s. per Co. Rupee, I-iOnibm Correspondents at 30 days to 6 months "lilt, iicordiag to amount, at Is.

10 d. to 2s. Ojd. per i'o hitec- Vnncv Drafts ir remittances at 6 months sight, according tiie ri'iH'it of tiie Chamber of Commerce in the past ivnk. haw averaged at 2s.

0d. per Co. Kupee. -Our present shows but little alteration from imouitions in our issue of the Sth instant arrivals t'lriiu lief" limited has tended to support the rates of hi'vitaw, notwithstanding the absence of activity in the brought his appeal against the decree, supposing, erroneously, that lie would be prejudiced therein by attending before the Remembrancer, to whom it was referred to take certain accounts between the parties, pursuant to the decree, those accounts were taken in his absence, and the report of the Remembrancer was confirmed by the order of the court. Ho then appealed against that order.

Mr. Turner and Mr. Purvis, for the appellant, argued that the decree was erroneous, being in opposition to an agreement between the parties, and that the account ought, under the circumstances, to be again opened, and the appellant let in to dispute various items in it. The Lords, after hearing Mr. Wood (with whom was Mr.

Fleming, for the respondent), explaining parts of the accounts, severally expressed their opinion that the appeal failed in the main points on which it was rested (the'allegcd agree- iTiunmts of produce. IMl'OKTS. llii- branch of oar trade is at present dull affairs on the frontiers te-ml to caeck speculations ana to limit orders from the upper jiroviiic-cs tiie transactions which are ihHIvoii loeal demand, consequently prices are generally osuUirtory. Mf.tai.s. This market, excepting for iron and the Einor ileseriiitior.s of imports, is particularly dull in Abrivals, Jan.

7. Arab ship Fattle Rohoman, Nacoda, from Muscat ISth. Oct. and Malyperam 9th Nov. Steamer Precursor, Captain Harris, from Suez, Sth, Barque Alibi, H.

Rhodes, from Mauritius; 31st October, Bimlipatam, no date, and Vizagapatam, 19th December. 9th, French ship Robert de Diablc, A. Espitallicr, from Mayotta 21st October. 10th, Brig Salacia, H. W.

Brodrick, from Mauritius. 30th Oct. 12th, Brig Eagle, J. S. Prescott, from China, 26th H.M.

Steam vessel Spiteful, Maitland, from Madras, 6th January. 13th, Ship Prince Regent, A. Mason, from China all in the county of being three of her Majesty's justices of the peace acting in and for tho county of certify to your Excellency that within tho last six months crimes of a heinous nature have been repeatedly committed in the county or district, the crime of murder not less than times, the crime of times, and that it has been found impossible to bring the perpetrators to justice." XV. That any magistrate of such county so wholly or in part proclaimed, or any inspector or other officer having power to act therein, shall and may cause to be apprehended any person who shall be in the fields, streets, highways, or in any other place out of his dwelling-house, home, or place of abode, one hour after sunset; which person so apprehended shall be brought before noon in the day next following his apprehension before some magistrate of such county; and if he then explain, to the satisfaction of such magistrate, the cause of his absence from his place of abode, he shall be forthwith discharged by such magistrate but if he then fail to do so, it shall be lawful for such magistrate, at his discretion, to commit such person to some place of safe custody, or to bind him over on his own recognizance alone, or on his own recognizance together with two sufficient sureties, to take his trial for such misdemeanor as aforesaid: Provided always, that the magistrate by whom any person so apprehended shall be committed shall, without delay, after committal transmit to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland a copy of the depositions against such person, and a true and faithful report of such committal, and the grounds and reasons thereof, with the examination of the prisoner, and tho reasons alleged by him, or on his behalf, why he should not be which the said magistrate is required to take down in writing, in order that such person may be detained, discharged, or admitted to bail, as to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland shall seem fit ieiii uemg uue ui uium; as it seemeu tnere were some errors in the accounts as taken, their lordships thought the order ought to be varied in that respect. In all other respects the decree and order were affirmed with costs.

die transactions wnicn nave obtained have been riippcr limited and excepting some South American taken j'inn bazaar speculation, induced by low prices, the sales (Before the same lords, Lord presiding.) THE MARQUIS OP BREAD ALB ANE V. SINCLAIR. This was an anneal aaainst a decree of the Ccurt of Session ie been confined to the supply ol local wants lie reported are of 450 nids. of Sheathing at Co. Us.

(I per fy of 150 nuls of Sheet, at 35-8, of 450 mds. of viuuiiLei', tie euicuiui, iitn January. MARRIAGES. Austin, George, of Ballacandy, Jeesorc, to Frances Fer-rier, daughter of the late James Ferricr, of Gorruck-pore, at Calcutta, 10th Jan. Baker, Lieut William Thur-low, GOth Regt.

N.I., to Elizabeth, daughter of Major Gcnl. William Vincent, commanding the districts of Rohilkund and Kumaon, at Bareilly, loth Jauuary. Barren, Mr. Assistant Apothecary William, Madras Medical Establishment. f(i! at 1011 nuls.

ot Tile, of 14 lbs. at Sa Its. 32-0, iu Scotland, under these circumstances In the year 1691 the then Earl of Breadalbane and others sold certain lands in Caithncsshire to the respondent's ancestor, and bound themselves by the contract of sale to grant a charter, which was to contain a clause binding them, their heirs and successors, to warrant to the purchaser and his heirs, the said lands from tiend duties, ministers' stipends, and augmentations thereof." The charter, executed of same date with the contract of sale, did not contain the warrendice at si 2.M0 mil, of South American at 22-12 to 28-0 per fy. the last for and th rest at 4 months credit at Id Iter cent, per annum. Spelter has been in better provoked probably by reduced prices the reported C-sarc'of mds.

at Ct. lis. 11-0 to 10-14pcr fy. at lath- credit discount at 10 per cent, per annum. The sales have bce'ii considerable, hut latterly the market has and bmgapore, no date, and Ponang 24th December.

14th, Ship Mary Stoddart, J. Dean, 8th and brig Camana, J. Woodless, from Cocquimbo 11th Barque Champion, H. Handley, from Mauritius, 7th December. Kith, Telinga hrig Sctaramloo, B.

Jerniig, from Rangoon 7th November, and Akyah 26th December. 17th, Ship Queen, D. MoLeod, from Portsmouth 10th 19th, Steamer Tenasscrim, A. P. Wall, (particulars not received).

AU1UVAJ.S oi Passexcehs. Per Alibi. Mr. W. Thompson.

Per Her Majesty's steam vessel Spiteful, from Madras. Captain French Lieutenants Stewart, Bace, and Diare 1 sergeant, 129 privates, 4 women, and 8 children Her Majesty's 21st Fusiliers. Per Prince Regent, from China. Mrs. Napier and four children Dr.

Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Buckuell. Per Hon. Company's steam-vessel Tenasscrim.

Mr. T. Mullins, merchant Mr. George Swan, mariner Mr. John Laudcmnu; Mr.

E. W. San Iford, merchant; and Mr. E. public, is exhibited in this acceptable compendium of Mr.

WiUick, bv niacins- the rates of oaleulfitirm for -ijiiteil iluliicss tin; reported sales are of 1,950 mds. of each in parallel columns. length, but referred to tho terms of the contract. The lands were enjoyed by the purchaser and his heirs in the direct lino of descent for 140 years, after which the purchaser's ENGLISH FUNDS. March Bank Stock.

208A 0. Hat at Co. lis. 5-1, of British bar, flat, square, and as-orteil at 3-6 to 3-8, of rod, 450 mds round at 1-10, and 150 mds. of nail at 3-10, mds- of hoop at 4-8 to 4-10, of 200 mds.

i'-hett at (j per fy. and of one hundred tons c'kentleiUe at Co. lis. 13-8 per ton, at three months credit ifoiint iitS nor cent, per annum. Of Steel, the reported neir, men possession ol tne lands, brought an action against the appellant, who is the heir of the seller, for repayment of the minister's stipend, paid by the respondent and his ancestors under theseveral augmentations duringthose 140 years, and for relief against future augmentations.

The Curt of Session pronounced an interlocution in favour of the re South Sea Old Anmiitiw, 90 Ditto New, 9oj Consols for 05 1 0 India Stock for 2131 Exch. Bills, 1000, 32 4 Ditto, 500, 37 5 Ditto, Small, 32 5 pal. Ditto Advertised, 30 3 3 per Ct. Reduced 9BJ li 3 per Ct. Consols 4 Now 3 per Ct.

081 8 a Now -ipcr Ct. 122 1 Long. Jan.5, i860, 10 11-1G 0-1 (i India uoillls, 1,000., 22 37 pal. of 11S7 tubs of Swedish, at Co. lis.

6-14 to 7-0 per AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO EE MADE IN COMMITTEE BY THE EARL OP ST. GERMA.INS. Proposed Amendments in a Bill for the better Protection of Life, and to facilitate tho Apprehension and Detection of Persons guilty of Certain Ofi'ences, in Ireland. At the end of Clause I. insert Provided always, and be it enacted, that in any comity, county of a city, or county of a town, barony, half barony, or other district heretofore certified to be in a state of disturbance, wherein nnv addi in! at Uuvc months crciut discount at 8 per cent, per spondent (the pursuer the action) for repayments for forty-years, the time within such prescription.

The niam questions raised in the appeal were, whether the said clause in the contract was a clause of warrendice, FOREIGN FUNDS. 5 per Cent. Brazilian Bonds, 84 Ditto March 17, 37J 4J per Ct. Belgian Bonds, Ex. tnat is, a covenunt running witn tne lanu, or a mere personal obligation, and whether the respondent was not barred i per ui.

crcnaua lionils, idlil Ditto DefciTcd, 4 5 per Ct. Mexican, 1837, 30.1 3 tional establishment of police shall at the time of the nassinir oy tne ruie oi prescription. The Solicitor-General arsrued the Question for the annel Jll-U, lJUIl'l I Cll, ACCC, HL 5 per Ct. rortiuruese Bonds, 78 yj. who uc omi-ivjAiuLi ui uuung, jursuam, to any prociania-tionheretofore made by with the consent of tho Privy Council of Ireland, in nursnnncp nf the 2.J per Ct.

Dutch Exchange, 12 .50 i i per 94 5 4J 3 per Ct. Consols, Moncv, 955 Ditto April 14, 95J (i to Miss Catherine Hoole, at Madras, 6th January. Clarke, Lieut, and Assist. Commissary, to Miss Magdalene Wadschow, at Madras, 15th January. Conrau, Lieut.

Col. Horse Artillery, to Catherine, daughter of W. K. Hay, Surgeon, Horse Artillery, at Bangalore, 19th Jan. Courtney, Mr.

R. to r.ily Matilda'Heatborly, daughter of Mr. James Hcatherly, of the Jhujjur Nawab's service, at Meerut, 2nd January. Cran'eburgh, Mr Jaines, to Charlotte Matilda, daughter of Mr. George James Scott, at Mpynpoorc, Sth January.

Canning ham, Mr. to Miss S. Sharlied, at Madras, 21st Jan. Dalrynrplo, James, to Christiana, daughter of the late captain John Reddie, ll.C. E.I.S.

of Red House, Fifeshiro at Calcutta, Sth January. D'Arcy, Lieut. Robert West, lsi, Regiment Grenadier N.I., to Annie, daughter of H. Adams, of Heavctree, Exeter, Devon, at Calcutta, 20th. January.

D'Vuz, Mr. J. to Virginia, daughter of Mr. Felix D'Silva, at Calcutta, 12th January. Falls, A.

V. Madras Horse Artillery, to Julia, daughter of Charles Scarle, M.D., Bath, at Bangalore, Sth January. Grey, Peter, Assistant Surgeon, Bombay Establishment, Superintendent of Mahab'uleshwur, to' Susannah, (laughter of Thomas Baront. at Mahabuleshwur, 27th January. GuUieron, Mr.

Francis, to Emma, second daughter of Mr. John Paul, Assistant Hon. Company's Dispensary, at Calcutta, 10th January. Hoggc, "Captain Charles, Bengal Artillery, to Emma Marianne, daughter of J. Row, surgeon, Bengal Artillery, at Dum Diun, 1st January.

Hughesdon, Charles to Miss Maria Leggctt, at China, 16th of December. Kclland, Sergeant William, 2d E. L. to Miss Sarah Mid-(Ucton, step-daughter of Quartor-Mastcr-Serjcant James M'Dcrmot, 44th Regiment N. at Trichi'nopoly, 14th January.

-Littlewood, Captain S. 19th Rcuiment N. to Anna Rcgina, relict of the late Mr. P. W.

Pougct, formerly a Captain in the Hon. Company's Military Service, at Bombay, 19th January. Miller, James to Martha daughter of the late Rev. J. Bradslmw, at Bombay, 17th January.

Orr, Sutherland George Gordon, 23d Madras Light Infantry, captain in tho cavalry in the service lant up to four o'clock, when the further hearing of the per ut. ir-piuusn lionds, 27 Ditto Dcfcircil. 17 case was aujourneu. till to-morrow. provisions of an act passed in the sixth year of the reiffn of 3 per Cent.

Spanish Bonds, 36 COMMERCIAL. EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) PAYNE V. BANNER. This came before the Lord Chancellor upon a petition for Mjiiwjji uic i-uurui, mcinuieu an ACC to consolidate the Laws relating to the Constabulary Force in Ireland, such additional police force shall, from and after the passing of this act, bo deemed and taken to have been appointed under the provisions of this act, and shall be sum -bead litis been in better dema 'd, a sale of 500 mds.

-tamped l'ietg at Sa. Hs. 0-9 per fy. at three months at 8 pier cent, per annum is reported. No ef Tin Piate-, or Quicksilver is reported since our last (linoN Pull: Goons.

A fair extent of business te obtain iu this trade, but prices are generally low and ii-ati-i'aetory as heretofore the demand is chiefly for lap-luniks, jaconets, mulls, Madapolams, and shirtings, of the twi latter lU'iiu-ijially for grey, of which the sales have fe.i! emsMerablc little has been done in chintz, but the ot'Tiirkcy reds have been rather extensive. Cm' i in Twis t. Demand for Vvrhite Mule continues ii.tiy. but recently, consequent on the improvement in ft' rite-for homeward hilts, importers have preferred to tv.e,- uml have yielded to slight reductions in price the wilted sales are lit" S2S bales of White Mule, of which No. been at i.

Its. O-li-ll to 0-6-7. No. 30 at 0-5-8 to pa a.t 0-4-10 to 0-5-2. No.

50 at 0-4-0i to Xo. fSt tit 0-3-8 to 0-3-9i. No. 80 at 0-1-1 to No. at 0-1-4 to 0-1-10, and No.

00 to 70 at -'-7 to ll-l-o per morah of Turkey Red, the sales are of ioV.csoflierman dvc No. 30 to 70 at Co. Its. 1-11 to ml ol hales of BnelMi, No. 34 to 00 at 1-8-6 to 1-10 A OUCil.

Per Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's steam ship Precursor, from Suez. For Calcutta. From Southampton. Hon. Mrs.

Erskine and servant (European); Mrs. Marshall Mrs. James M'Kcnzie and servant (European) Mrs, and servant (European) Miss La Dame Mrs. E. Anson Mrs.

Atkinson Mrs. Wheeler and servant (Native) Mrs. Brind, two children, and two servants (European); Mrs. Irving and servant (European). From Point de Gallc.

Mrs. Gilhnan, and Mrs. Morton and servant (European). From Southampton. Colonel Monteith, C.B.

(A. D. C. to the Queen) Major M'Gregor, C.B., Bengal Artillery Major M'Shcrry, 30th Bengal Native Infantry; Captain Brind, Bengal Artillery Captain Alston, -27th Bengal Native Infantry Captain Irving, 1st Cavalry; Mr. Campbell, Cadet Dr.

Thos. Russell, A'ssistunt-Surgeou Mr. Atkinson Mr. Hills Mr. R.

C. Jenkins Mr. R. W. Jenkins, juu.

Mr. E. Anson, Bengal Civil Service; Mr. Cockburn, Bengal Civil Service Mr. A.

G. Lord Mr. E. Singleton, Cadet; Mr. Henry Barrow; Mr.

Stephens, Cadet; Mr. G. Adams Mr. Newcomen Mr. M'Kenzie, Cadet Mr.

Tottenham, Bengal Civil Service Mr. Sale Mr. Cartner T. W. Kirsten, 2d elass.

From Malta. Messrs. D. C. Aylwin and Enthovcr.

I'h-oni Suez. Messrs. Pellctreau and Shearwood. From Point do alio. Captain Ludlow.

Bengal Artillery Thursday. Sugar. Tho AVcst India subject to all the rules, restrictions, and regulations of a rehearing from a decree of the Vicc-Chancellor of England. The facts of the case were those market has been steady 400 hhds. sold at yesterday's prices.

Good grocery descriptions very scarce. Nothing done in The plaintiff, Mr. Charles Pavne. entered into an aaree- ment with the defendant, Mr. Robert Banner, a gentleman of considerable property, to admit him to a one-fourth share ttie act and the salaries, remuneration, allowances, and expenses of such last-mentioned additional establishment of police shall from henceforth be borne, paid, defrayed and collected out of such counties, counties of cities, counties of towns, baronies, half baronies, or other districts, for or in respect whereof resnoctivelv tho same was orio-innllv Mauritius or there will be rather large public sales of this description tomorrow (Friday).

Foreign. A large amount of business has heen done within the last two days by private' contract, a cargo of Bahia white, 23s. 6d'. brown, 20s. a cargo of Porto Kico, 21s.

and 1200 boxes yellow Havannah, 22s. 6d. to 25s. 6d. Refined.

The mar- appointed, in such and the same manner and by the same persons as if such additional establishment of nolicehad heen Ket nas Deen very firm standard quality, 63s. to 63s. 6d. English crushed, 35s. appointed for the same counties, counties of cities, counties of l.iei.- Coffee.

600 bass oood ordinary Cevlnn were brmict liiuc. Xo. 30 to 00 at Co. Rs. 0-14-6, and of jl uuiur uisiricts respectively uuuer auu uy virtue oi tins act.

In Clause line 6, after or insert grievously or. forward in public sale about 100 were sold at the re-mainder bought in at that price. handy. This article has been in improved demand tho stock in the outparts are reported to be firmly held at the late advance. of his Highness the Nizam, to Sarah Lucas, daughter of and also line 7, leave out from injured" to the end of uaptam ooutner, jtl.

lu. insa Regiment, at Poonah, 20th January. Powell, Eyre Burton, to Elizabeth Hamilton de Jorions, daughter of E. A. Langlcy, at Madras, tne clause, and insert and also to the personal representative, wife, child, or other relation of any person or persons by reason or in consequence of the murdering, feloniously slaying, maiming, wounding, grievously or perma Mr.

Gillman and servant, Native Mr. Dias and servant, native Messrs. G. Lyall, R. Bullcn, and A.

J. Empson. From Madras. Re'v. James Ogilvie Lieutenant Patterson, Madras Native Infantry Captain Elmhurst, H.

M. 9th Regiment Mr. Jardinc and Lieutenant Phillpots, Bengal Native Infantry. For Aden. From Southampton Miss Begbie Miss Bcgbic, junior Miss Reid and Mr.

Reid. From Suez. Band Master, II. M. 94th Regt.

Rum remains dull, without alteration in prices. Cotton. The market has been nuint tn-dav. l-mt. vestor.

9th January. Pye, Edwin, Quartermaster-Serjeant, Delhi inasot titvoii. -iu to TO, at Co. Its. 0-13-0 to 0-13-0 at 3 months credit, discount at 8 per lit.

pel aninun. EXI'OUTS. Jlaiiet less ai-tive than at the date of our last issue, the o'tiats fri.ni home being unsatisfactory, thence repressive of produce, at least at current prices, with rate of freightage. 1 vim exports since our last issue are 2,890 chests 'in is. 11.1113 to England, 1,053 chests or fy.

mds. 5,995 IraiH''-, an.l four chests or eleven mds. to the lied Sea; teat taike the shipments of the season to 10th iust. in-a-ae. as lit low clay's prices are supported.

Police to Mrs. Annie Susannah Prior, at Delh nently injuring ot whom it shall in and by such proclama in a patent lor preserving woou, upon tne Iollowing conditions That the said defendant should pay him, on the 23rd of October, 1841, on tho 30th of October, 501. on the 30th of November, 1002. and that as soon as possible, but not later than the 31st of December, the said defendant should find the sum of 3002., to be applied in taking out foreign patents. The first sums, making together were paid, though not at the precise periods at which the different sums were specified to he paid but the 300.

was not paid on the 31st of December, nor by the Sth of January, 1842, to which day the plaintiff extended the time for payment, that being the last day for enrolling the. specification. As it was essential to the interests of the patentees to have the 3002. before the 31st of December, 1841, for the purpose of obtaining the foreign patents, the plaintiff insisted that according to tho aforesaid agreement the time for he payment of the -3002. was of the essence of the contract; and that it not having been paid, the plaintiff was at liberty to put an end to the contract.

The plaintiff accordingly gave formal notice to the defendant on the 11th January, 1S42, that he rescinded the agreement, and was ready to repay to him the various sums of money the defendant had advanced, with interest on the same, and demanded that the defendant should deliver up the letters patent. The defendant having refused to do so, and insisted on his agreement, the plaintiff filed a bill stating the circumstances and praying that the contract might be rescinded, and that the- defendant might deliver up the letters patent. The cause was heard by the Vice-Chancellor, and it was contended on the part of the 1st January. Rivctt, L. C.

to Juliana, daughter tion uc siaieu mat any sucn district snail nave been J. allow. I lie quotation of to-day is 42s. 9d. on the spot.

In other articles no alteration. oi cno rate rn. iieynolils, of Miliord House, Hants, at Bombay, 1st January. Sarkics, P. to Mrs.

Leave out Clauses LiYEnrooL Cotton Market. March 5 There were ardon, at Calcutta, 3d January. Shircore, A. to auu 6000 bales sold to-dav, all for the trade. The market, w.ia In Clause line 3, after sold insert or con mds.

sumed, or any house, shop, room, or other place of r.uzaouui, aaugntcr oi tne late ucorge li.egory, merchant, at Calcutta, Sth January. Sorano, Raphael, Esq. to Mrs. Beauchamp, of Patna, sister of Mr. R.

C. Whitci principal assistant iu tho same concern, at Calcutta, Sth Ja firm, and prices range about an eighth higher. Manchester, March 5. There has been a slight improvement in cloth to-day, but this applies only to printing puuuc resort wnercm tea, coitee, provisions, liquors, or refreshments of any sort are sold or consumed, whether the 2S.926 8,051 312 50 7,709 fy. 2,251 S7 14 le r.uejanil chests ranee State.

l'crsiau (iulph leal Sea I' nuary. Spottiswoode, Molynoux of the 24th Re same snail De Kept or retailed therein, or procured uiuwis pnuea luuiaiu wiinouc any cnange. or yarns tnere has been scarcely any inquiry, and prices are generally At the end of Clause XVIII. insert or into any such seriously felt here. giment N.I., to Charlotte Maria, daughter of Major C.

Sinclair, commanding the same Regiment, at Bellary, 1st January. DEATHS. Allardyce, Lieut. C. 1st Madras Fusileers, at Cudda- juuuau, imivjj, loom, ui puiuu ui puuuc resort as aioresaiu.

In Clause line 3, after abode insert custody At tho end of Clause XXVI. insert for the time being; Chests 10,121 fy. nuls. 37,339 hy aiietien have been considerable, but the prices have been unsatisfactory, and the market may be iu this respect, as below that of last year. 'The "Jiit from hume arc unfavourable, which has a clamp on the market.

Trices must further give iie.hiee lore, 12th January. Armstrong, Ensign George 2nd auu mm, wiiere tne suoject or context requires it, every word importing the singular number only, shall extend and Foit Ceylox. From Southampton Mrs. Gibson, child, and European servant Mrs. Clappcrton Mr.

Gibson, CCS. Captain Pigott Mr. Thomas Clappcrton; Mr. John Clowes Mr. J.

C. Clowes, Jr. Mr. S. C.

Munro M. M. W. Munro Captain Aitchison Col. Lindsay, C.

B. Messrs. Webster, Poole, Knight, Blaekall, and Mr. Blair's servant. For Hoxb Koxo.

From Southampton Messrs J. Lewis, Moll'at, J. L. Mann, and W. C.

Botts. For SixriArouic From Cadiz Mr. Javier De Burgos. From Gibraltar Lieut. Coco, Spanish Navy.

From Lishon Mr. Thovar, 2d class. From Southampton Mr Gliddou and European servant and Mr. G. De Neufville.

From Suez. Captain C. Foit Madras. From Southampton. Mrs.

Col. Alexander Mrs. Rowlandson Mrs. McDonnell Mrs. Fred.

Ditmas, Mrs. Thos. Ditmas; Dr. Wylio, Madras Army; Mr. Ogilvie Mr.

Blair Capts. Thos. Ditmas, and Fred. Ditmas, M. Artillery; Mr.

Harrison Lieut. A. C'ndcll, M. Cavalry Mr. McDonnell, M.

S. Rev. Mr. Cuthbert Rev. Mr.

Raglan Mr. Mr. Murray, M. C. S.

From Mr. Davidson, M. S. From Aden. Lieut.

Sinclair, M. Arty, and 1 Native. From Point de Guile. Lieut Kelsonj Ceylon Rifles, and 2 Natives Mr. Jas.

Hannay, and 4 Natives. Sailed from Suez, Dec. 12th, at 3-15 a.m. Arrived at Aden, Dec. 18th, at 8-15 a.m.

ditto Aden, Dee. 19th, at Uironaaiors, Kilted in action at crozshuhur, 2tst December Balkhenyscn, Mrs. Frances, aged 28 years, at Calcutta defendant that the plaintiff'had waived tiiae asbeing essential to the agreement, by receiving payment out of the specified time but his Honour decided that time-was of the essence of the contract, it being the object of the parties to procure the 9th January. Bartley, Sarah, wife of Mr. James Bartley, of Poonamallee, at Royapettah, 14th Bolton, 1 'I'ransaetiims are limited, consequent on the ipnii- at wliieh the staple is held, the accounts from captain x.

nu urenaaiers, ol a wound receivect action at Fcrozshuhur, 7th January. Bruce, H'lll eoiiraging. (iimlis I) eiinlmims but be applied to several persons and things as well as one person and thing, and every word importing the plural number shall extend and be applied to one person or thing as well as several persons and things." Leave out Clause and in lieu thereof insert, And be it enacted, that this act shall continne and be in force for five years from and after the passing thereof, and to the end of the then next session of parliament, and may bo amended or repealed by any act to be passed in the present session of parliament." Louis, 12th N. aged 33 years, from a wound received in action at Jterozoporc, dlst December. Bruce, Cornet W.

16th Lancers, killed in. action at Forozshuhur. 21st Decemhcr. Byron, Mr. John, apothecary 3rd Brigade Horse Artillery, killed in action at Fcrozshuhur, 21-t Dee.

Cahill, Thomas, child of Serjeant L. Cahill, Sappers and Miners, aged 1 year and 9 months, at Madras. 14th January Codd, Capt. J. 3rd Light Dragoons, killed in action tit IRISH COERCION RILL, CLAUSES PROPOSED TO BE ADDED TO THE PROTECTION OF LIFE (IKF.LA.ND) BILL (NO.

2). And whereas there is reason to apprehend that many of her Majesty's loyal and peaceable subjects in Ireland have been and may be deterred and intimidated by persuasions, rewards, threats, or promises, from discharging their duty as prosecutors, witnesses, and jurors, upon trial of crimes and offences in the respective counties in which such crimes and offences have been committed; and there is reason to believe that the persons committing such crimes and offences are greatly encouraged in the commission thereof by their hopes of being acquitted if tried by the petty jurors of their respective counties for the more impartial trial of persons offending against the laws now in being and against this act, be it enacted, by the authority aforesaid, that if any indictment or indictments for any misdemeanor or misdemeanors whatsoever committed after the passing of this act shall be found in any county, county of a city, or county of a town in Ireland, it shall and may be lawful for her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland, or in vacation for any two judges of the superior courts of record in Ireland, upon the application of her Majesty's Attornej'-General for Ireland, to make order that the person or persons named in such indictments shall be tried by a jury of the county of Dublin, and that thereupon the person or persons named in such indictment or indictments shall he proceeded against and tried upon such indictment or indictments for such offences before the said Court of Queen's Bench, or before such commissioners of oyer and terminer and general goal delivery as shall Fcrozshuhur, 21st DccemGcr. Collins, James Lloyd, son "ee yu'Uieil rs. 10 to lo per corge. consequent on liome fabrics of really good quality are "ce.

Ike folbuvim; are purchases: I "ssitubazar pes. 115 0 to 135 0 p. erg. bailaiKiLTiirc U7 0 to 117 0 70:1 0 to 127 0 Terms of purchase, cash. llisrli rates of frciethtaire, combined with market i.riees have tended to limit' transactions.

The is bom i.j 1(ith illstm.c bar-s 2,001 b. mds. 0,272 4,252 Uu, 1,059 2,582 ciiatiuues to command attention; imports are "a up at fail price- arcimlimr to quality, on arrival C'fml should show the necessity of reduced 10-39 a.m.; ditto Ceylon, Dec. 30th, at 7-30 a.m.; ditto ol Mr. James Brien, ol tho Field Co.timissanat Of fice, aged 9 years, 7 months, and 20 days, at Meerut, 13th January.

uowiey, wimam aged years, grand son of the late Colonel Cowley, formerly of Cowley Place foreign patents Uelore the specification was enrolled, and that the plaintiff was at liberty to rescind the contract. It was from this decision that the defendant appealed Mr. James Russell and Mr. Jaaies Parker upheld the decree of the Court below. Mr.

Rogers appeared for the defendant, and contended that the plaintiff had waived time as being essential to the contract by the changes he had! permitted; in the days of payment that plaintiff had sustained no loss by the delay, and had no. right, after pencatifing the times of payment to be to suddenly appoint a certain hour for payment, after which the contract was, to, be atan end that the defendant was. desirous of asceraiaaing before he paid his money that the- specification was. sairoBed, or ho might lose his Tho Lord Chancellor said he thought this was an after thought, you must take the contract as it is. If the patent be valuable the party -would be sure to enrol it.

As to what the learned counsel said about the defendant's honesty of intention, that had nothing to do with contract. It has been said that there no evidence to show that any injury had been occasioned: to the plaintiff by the money not being paid before the 8th or 11th of January now a case had been cited, where a party was to insure against fire, and he did not do so according to his contract. There it was irrged that no loss was occasioned but the day was deemed material by the court. It is no answer to say no injury had happened it might have occurred. In this case the Sth of January is deemed a material day for the payment.

Mr. Rogers said that the defendant had stated to a witness City ot Dublin, at Manintoddy, Malabar Coast, 4th Januan Ellis, Cornet, 3rd Light Dragoons, lolled in action fit Fcrozshuhur, 21st December. Faithful, Richard James Lumlcy, child of Lieut. Kinsy Faithful, Bengal Horse Artillery, aged 7 months and 5 days, at Meerut. 11th January.

Felioien David, the author of The Desert, is about to produce a new work at Paris, called Moses on Mount Sinai. The design is sufficiently bold, whatever the execution may be. Horrible Case of Child Murder. An inquest was held at the Bowling Green Inn, in the Market-place, Ashton, yesterday (Tuesday) evening, before Mr. Henshall, deputy coroner, and a respectable jury, upon the body of a child, found floating on the water in the- Ashton Canal, on Sunday morning last.

Meward Morgan, joiner, of Wellington-street, Ashton, deposed that he was going along the town-path of the Ashton Canal, on Sunday morning, when he saw the body of a new-born child floating on the water. He succeeded in getting it to the side, when a person named Patrick Donohough came np, and assisted him in taking it to the Mill-bridge Inn. On arriving there the police came and took the child to the workhouse. He saw several wounds npou the body of the child, which was quite naked. Mr.

R. Newton, deputy constable, doposea that in consequence of information, he went down to the Mill-bridge Inn, on Sunday and there found the body of the de market but scantily suiitilied; some Fernandez, Mr. Francis, late' English Record-keeper of the uvi, uate eron niiiin in the following arc puiehases. Court ol buclr, and ioujdarce Cdawlut, aged 74 years, at 2.100 bags 10 a 13 4 p. b.

mil. Hl'ilrii ivoyuponan, iota January. ijarvin, Jolin, mtnnt son of Mr. J. Garvin, aged days, at Colombo, 28th December.

OoO 5 12 a 6 4 Godtred, Mr. c. late an Assistant Apothecary Bombay 1011 7 12 a 9 8 1200 10 a 10 12 v. date Establishment, at Bclgaum, Uth January. Griffin, Major 24th Regt.

N. killed action at Ferozshufmr, 21st Manv lb. December. Glister, James, European inhahitant, at Bombay, 26th January. Hamilton, Jane, daughter of Serieant- 710 4 4a 5 6 lernis of pmrchase, cash.

late excitement has completely subsided the ll'oill home renin-r tbn of ilmksimi Ceylon, Dec. oOth, at b-oO p.m. ditto Madras, Jan. 3rd, at 0-15 a.m. ditto Madras, Jan.

3rd, at 2-45 p.m. ditto Sand Heads, Jan. 6th, at 1-15 p.m. Per Queen, from London Mrs. Russell, Mrs.

Hamilton and child, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. M'Quecn. Mrs. M'Leod, Mrs.

Maclean, Mrs. Yooght, Mrs. Williams and two children, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sandys and child, Misses Anson, Bolton, A.

Boulton, Russell, M. Russell, L. Russell, Chapman, Crad-dock, and Maclean, Mr. H. Hamilton, C.S., Mr.

Best, C.S., Mr. Gordon, merchant, Mr. AV. Gordon, Captain Boulton, B.N. Lieut.

Vibcrt, B.N. Lieut. Nappcr, 55th B.N. Lieut. S.

Stallurd, Bengal Artillery, Lieut. Williams, Bengal Atillcry, Mr. Delamain, Cadet, H.C.S. Mr. Russell, C.S., Mr.

Howe, merchant, Rev. Mr. Sandys, missionary, Mr. Crump, merchant, Mr. Grant, cadet, H.C.S.

Mr. Howell, Cadet, H.C.S., Mr. Buggies, cadet, H.C.S., Mr. Anderson, cadet, H.C.S., Mr. Shand, merchant, Mr.Yought, Mariner, Mr.

Lovcwell, mariner, Mr. Gallic, mariner, and Mr. West, merchant. Steerage Passengers. Mrs.

Barr, Madame Clomincl, Mr. Powell, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Deary, Mr. Carter, five European female servants, two native female servants, three native male servants, Sergeant Stratford, late Quarter-Master Serjeant, H.M.

3rd Buffs, Mrs. Stratford and three children, and 123 men, wemcn, and children, H.C.S. Extract from the Report from the Ship Queen. On the 0th December, 1845, iu lat. 31.8, S.

S7.1S, E. At 4-30 a.m., saw a barque and a ship bearing E. by about 8 miles distant, under easy sail. At 4. 40 passed an empty ship's long boat, kept away to speak to the strangers.

At 5 we spoke the ship Gertrude of Liverpool hove to with the mizen-topsail to the mast. The Persian, who answered, and supposed to be the master, said that he was going to abandon the shin, she had snrung a leak two davs before. iieeinint' be assigned by her Majesty's commission under tho great seal of Ireland, by the good and lawful men of the county of Dublin and such proceedings shall be valid and effectual in the law to all intents and purposes as if the offences had been tried within the county where the same shall be committed and such indictment or indictments in such cases shall be certified unto such Court of Queen's Bench, or unto such commissioners, as the ease may be, tii eorn; alre.ulv 1 7 10 Major G. Hamilton, Meerut Police Battalion, aged 4 years. 9 months, and 7 days, at Meerut, 4th January.

Hamilton' Lieut. J. Interpreter and Quartermaster 24th Regt. N. I.

Tvign ani! next advices may show reaction to former it t. non- killed in action at Moodkee, 18th December. Hill, Mr, ml that the scarcity at home and on the ceased, the last witness, and a number of other persons. He examined the body, which was covered with a cloth, and found several wounds upon it which appeared to have been inflicted before the child was thrown into the water. He instructed constable keys to take it to the workhouso, which 'ecu much exaggerated.

D. late of the Hurkaru Press, aged 30 j-ears, at Calcutta, 19th January. Hutchinson, Mary, wife of Captain I'iVM. -T nil ''th iii.tant the following is the result of it. upon her Majesty's writ of certiorari to be issued for that purpose and that, in all such eases, no challenge to the array or to the polls shall lie or be allowed, by reason that the iurors do not or have not come from the is highest lowest average Proceeds 113 umm.

oook.0, surgeon, stateu tnat on maiung mi examination of the body, he found that the frontal bone was fract ured, apparently by a blow. A portion of the 1305 i2fio 1282-4-5 56,80,900 120 1170 1179-2-0 23.22.9T5 for the plaintiff that he was ready to let him have the money to take out the foreign patents as sosn as the specification was enrolled. The defendant had never seen it yet, and he, Mr. Rogers, should like to see it before the case was concluded. Tho Lord Chancellor sent to the Patent-office, and whilst Mr.

J. Parker was in the midst of his reply, the officer brought the specification of the patent into court, and it bore date the Sth January, 1842. The Lord Chancellor said that the defendant had no right to requrrc to see the specification enrolled before paying the money accordiag to his agreement, as it formed no part of the contract. It was most important that the patentees should have, the opportunity of obtaining the foreign patents before the specification was published to the world and it was necessity for that purpose that the money should be paid llV the 5Hb ID.l TT. tlio atares i'7U irontai Done was driven into the brain.

On the body he found a. wound under the right arm, which penetrated the chest to the spine. There was also a fracture of the arm, between the shoulder and the elbow. There was another Co's. Rs.

8,009,875 i t0 instant inclusive have been 1 to I luna. Henry Hutchinson, ot tne Darque tjreynonnd, at Malacca, 13th November. Hyne, Harry Charles, infant son of Captain and Mrs. Hyne, aged 8 months and 11 days, at Bombay, loth January. Issat, Charles, Gate-keeper, Customs Department, at Bombay, 1st January.

Jones, Mrs. Mildred, wife of Mr. J. Jones, constable, aged 39 years, 11 months, and 3 days, at Calcutta, 13th January. Koack, son of C.

G. Koack, aged 11 years, at Jaffna, 15th December. Linchan, John, seaman, H. C. S.

F. Auckland, at Bombay, 3rd Jan. Lovett, A. of Albany, New York, at China, 2ud December, Michael, Lieutenant 17th Regiment, N. at Mergui, 29th November.

Newton, Brevet Captain H. M. '3rd Light Dragoons, killed in action, at Moodkee, ISth Tjeeember. Nisbet, Mary, wife of Dr. M.

Nisbet, Garriso 'a Surgeon, and Medical Store-keeper, Agra, at Buxar, 29t.t December. Pollowc, Selina, wife of Captain wound in the right groin, four inches in length, extending to the abdomen, through which the bowels protruded. The wound under the right arm had divided the vertebrae, and cut into the heart. He took out the heart and lungs, which he then produced. On putting them into water ho found county or place where the offence was committed, or by reason that the trial is out of the county or place where such offence was committed; hut nevertheless upon the trials of such, offences the challenge of any juror for want of freehold or legal qualification in the comity where the same shall be tried by virtue of this act, and all other due challenges to jurors, shall be allowed, anything in this act contained to the contrary notwithstanding.

And be it enacted, that in order to defray the expense of the transmission of the prisoners to the county of Dublin, together with the expenses of the witnesses, and other necessary expenses which may attend such trial or trials, it shall and may bo lawful for the Lord-Lieutenant, or other chief governor or governors of Ireland, when and as cation mav be made to him or them for that purpose. lOl. v--- appeal costs. and was then making six feet water per hour, and that the greater part of the crew was now on board the Danish barque, hove to under her lee. Captain McLeod asked if he vIt VI.11 COMMERCIAL.

dates from Shanghai arc of tho wdden risc the price of shirtings 'u's heen maintained, and the sales have i its under 180,000 pieces; stuck in first 1.lft'0')s pieces of grey and white. The 1 and to have abated, though during must ii-v enwr the quantity sold there for eonsump- 1. i great, quotations. lirev slni't--( t(. ui ditto mt osn i could be ot assistance, but he replied no, the Gertrude was bound to Calcutta, and begged that this report might bo made public on Captuin McLoud's arrival there." Diii'ARTURE oe Per Alfred Mrs.

C. Lindsay and two children, Mrs. Col. Biddulph and five children, Mrs. Dr.

Brown and two children, Dr. and Mrs. Fuller and six children, Mrs. Halford and one child, Mrs. Yule, Mrs.

Mack, Mrs. White and three children, Mrs. Rowcroft undone child, Mrs. Raban, Captain and Mrs. Pcn- 2-in i-.

i- they floated. 1 he wounds appeared to have been made by some sharp instrument. He had no doubt whatever that the child was horn alive, and was of opinion that the wound on the front of the head had been made before death, and was the cause of death. The other wounds must have been made by some instrument previous to the body being thrown into the water. The child measured 22 inches in length was 11 inches across the chest, and weighed upwards of seven pounds.

He thought it had only lived a few hours. The jury being, left to themselves for some time, at length brought their deliberations to a close, by finding a verdiet of Wilful murder against some person at present unknown The police are sparing no pains to find out the unnatural 1 mother. to order such sum or sums of money as he or they shall think necessary to be from time to time advanced out of the consolidated fund of the United Kingdom arising in Ireland to snob persons, and under such regulations, as he or they shall think nroner. (Before the Vice-Chancellor of England.) HARRIS tV. DAVISON.

The plaintiff' in this case, who is a solicitor, commenced an action at law against the defendant, Jane Lock, in April, 1839, to recover a debt which she owed him, and obtained judgment against her for 412. At the time this judgment was obtained, Jane Lock was entitled to an ap.nuity of 202., which was guaranteed by the defendant Pavison the payment of which was secured by an assignment of certain household property to which he was entitled In the vcar 1841 the plaintiff filed his bill, and prayed that it might hs declared that judgment He had. obtained against the 36. jPndant J. Lock operated a cnarge W.

O. Pelkjwe, 2nd N.V. Battalion, at YVallaj abaci. Peter, Caroline, infant daughter of Colour-Scqeant Henry Peter, H. M.

ty0 years and eight months, at Trinco-maloe 21st December Poett, Rebecca Julia, infant daughter -of Captain and Mrs. Poett, aged thirteen months and tvventv-fivo days, at Loodianah, 31st December. Price, f-atherinc, daughter of Cattlo-SerjeantPrice, andElizabeth, his wife, aged four years and eleven months, at Meerut, 5th January. Slater, Charlotte, wife of Hospital-Steward S. Slater, II.

M. 10th Regiment, aged years, at 'at'-taeal at i or oieacncii goons tnerc is i-r In woollens there' is some sales, chieily in barter for v'nv ii'l'it-ehith and Spanish stripes 1 small't tH Ul 'llvs" Payment in pro wv 'w" Plurod at 1-50 dlrsbut the goods for the northern market. Dutch And be it enacted, that in case any person, so tried in the county of Dublin shall be then and there acquitted, it shall nyfather and three children, Mrs. Drummond and two children, Mr. Muirhead, Miss Dolby, Mrs, Crawley au child, Miss A.

Normau, Miss Brcmner, Miss Urquhtvvt, and may be lawlul lor tne saui or ottier.