FROM THIE LONDON GAZETTES BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. John JelTery, Torbridge Wells, grocer, to surrender March 26, April 26, at the Court of Bankruptcv. Solicitors, Richardsoi & Talbot. London Gccrge Till. Exeter-st Lisson Grove, victualler, March 26, April 26, at the same place. Solicito

BRIDu S or Ai.Fooo, ilt March 1839-The Spring meet- ilg of the Vale of Alford Agricultural Association, took place here this day, trien Premiums were aworrded at a Plooghing F Match lto bhe fifteen best Plotighmen, and also to the owners S. of the 1)st hulls and Fat Cattle. At t

PRICES OF SHIARES. ABEl.lDEEzN, Ttl-ursnAY, 5T'l I.R ?? tl BANKS. I Share. ]Tlid. Present Price. Dividend. e: V105 all Abeidoen Bank ?? £107 10 0 .. 7'B I? cent. it 100 £150Aterildeen o'awn &k County ..X.29 ae xle ?? 7,. 2t G 0 North if Seotland Bmak_ . 7 0 0n.. ..1 100 atl I lan

ITHE DIVISION ON THB " CHEAP BRBAD" MOTION. pisec on Mon.fro The following isan analysis of the division which took plaee on Mon. y ri day, on the folloting resolution :-" That this House will immediately resolve itself into a committee of the whole House, to take into consi- th,

DEATH OFA PAUPRR,AND A VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST THE BELIEVhNG OFFICER. On Thursday an adjourned inquiry, which lasted nearly all the day, was instituted before C. J. Canrtar, Esq., coroner, at toe Five Bells Ta- vern, St. Mary's Cray, Kent, for the purpose of ascertaining

PARLIAMENWARY DIVISION. TUESDAS, MAncii 5, 1839.-INN-KEEPfRS.-MTotion made, and Question ipt, " That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the more eflectual protection of ?? House divided:- Agliousby, H. A. Blaiidtord, Marq, of Lrocklehlrist, J. Collits, V. illiain Dlivett, Edwa

- TO THE WORKING MEN OF ENNGLAND. cc From thc appeal which we thought it our (luty las.t week to P make to the working men in whose cause we labour, you already hi know, Fellow-countrymnen, that we repudiate all sympathy with w~ the insane CONduLctL of Me~ssrs. H-arney, Ryder, a

COURT CIRCULAR. Her NMjesty and her ariugrst mother attended divine service on Sunday morning in the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The sermoll was pleached by the Bishop of Winchester fiorn Isalirb, c. v. v. 3 and 4. TIre lessonis were read hy the Rev. Mr. Iladen - the prayers wver

MONDAY.-Mr. Halley was elected chairman, and Mr. Loeett, secretary. The Secretary rcad missionaries' letters among which were two from Bailie Craig, who gave very flattering accounts of his progress in Scotland. One from Mr. Salt, missionary to Warwickshire, stated that his suc-

I THE ALLEGED MURDER Ar HAYES, NEAR UXBRIDGE-CORONER'S INQUEST On Saturday afternoon, a jury consisting of seventeen of the, most respectable inhabitants of the parish of Hayes, among whom was. Mr. Chadwick Jones the barrister, was empr naelled before Mr. Wakley, M p in the parlo