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' - ' .-1 .-, '' "" ' in Seratfora aud its' neighbonehoodg and we einem e e i . the right and Light Ref inners in every variety, from Is Gd to 58 ; !.. a 1 •ff - :* e ,s . 4 , ei .- 4 - . ~..,,,, .- v.. , -; : .... 7 i .... -. , •••.., . -,..-.., ~,„,, : _. . -.- 'II, :-...._,,w34._.,, \-. i . 1,,-,, 1„ : „ .•,..i, ,_„. .., ____. 1: , ~,„ i I „tons e, ~ • oto Cork reshineets of all kinds. See the daily bills of tare. i 4 I a Ity esel„ .. s e veasg, s ~. : sea . eee- ae_ „ pe a r e.,_ 0. , ...I , ~ _ se , ~ i , Yea- .:. • - rel.- , , he world. • )' - ‘a I•'' . s'' . '"--- • , e3Ss •at •" . a a e --'' "1 1 f •`,„ er - ,e.ee, - ' e late,- ... . ,s- _efe e i, , ~. J .., i es" ' ea. • pier of New Place arid - of Shalonfeareht garden', for then t4eN • a e , s ee \ la *: ee a s. o a ' / ' 'n , -../'•---- ' ' 9 - rtss ''''''' ' zero - Ira e no .41 • , sfr -q" , , k .: •- . '4 4 4 4- 3) . ...4* , I 3 .. - 1- •r. - 'le . -.. in in the ; le r u P e r n o d m a y e n , rt 3 ( 1 1: y . CREMORNE OPEN TO-MORROW (Sunday) - Arl4.4sP ./' • , -,.....___ • _.-- eiee se - - II 11. -Ate ette.. •.s , .., ,ses., ~,,, a , ease , -.• , • .. , • ed of by Openin Admission by Refreshment Ticket. Grand '' ' ti r l egi t •e si tt l e 6 d l 1 a l i g o e ti n s t e ic ' n nn ot ly be had been 3d.-Day and Night Gala-Balloon Ascent, and an Unequalled Programme of Amusements.-For full particulars _,_____ ___ ...., s a p n e d ar t e hyig y l e i t i w t e m s u h s o t til b d e been spared to this day. (Cheers.) I will nowege - ti l tiaineN ':i s,e_::: proceed to give the much-Venerated foast of the mining, . • : a n e n s citl:peoperte,ssennituvlbineirTyar:itenomit t ght bovr _ _•,-„-: . . see ',tile and future Advertisements. tion from , 11.1,1 , ........ -11W1.1.....M11.1. ini.,.....011111.61.13.M.....11111Mtk . - . et it was .............. ____ _______ -- --- - __ _____-- ---- _ ___-------- - --- -- ----- - -- t' ove i t: y l,w r‘ . t f h o u e n fi d t a s t t i o s y u i s , a o l f ii e t s h e w e; o w rl e d i drink his health as if he weie still living, fr, though - not he , e ?,es where SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 24 1858. [Pidcx 40. SFAMP)ID s'-').]. - N°. 20 2 542.) LONDON, e I I e ti v v e e m , h o er ec; im ra m m e i . t li f a r t e e sh lib ao er ts at o i f o n p o i r n a c t y he a h n i d g h u n s e a - a - u s t - , the body, is he Lot daily talking to us iu the spirit of. his t t o lt n l g e m i f o r , y v ight hon. eI.HRISTY'S MINSTRELS, Polygraphic Hall. - -- ' r mighty pages-instilling into our begets and mind s h e o f i ' s w fc t e : l e t a r it: ::, . . -: on. mem- 111,...1‘...va HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. SIXTH ENTERTAIN- ............-....................------.- ea .-- • " his philosophy, his wondrous w:sdom, and his mirth als not '. ) admission . . • the sum at e aZ g Pa e tro h n e s i of the Christy's having been unable to gain PUBLICATIONS. PABLIAMENTAAY DIVISION. 1 TliE CAGLIAR'. _ That the vessel had been recently employ is h ed t h h a o r s e . Stow e el j l, already referred t y - o, and saY, " Reeseind his language as pleasant to our ears•and is easy to.compree g allowed the real criminals to escape without detection, and the illegal act done bY Your subjects and leave the foreigner f hencl as it was in the days of Elizabeth ? (Applaufe.) Not _ ated with t t imited numbers of Stalls, they have now . I nc ni n r o_ e a rs u o c n e ci s. an extra row, which will afford more comforts to their . whether -IP- ' -Gt. to th ustice of his own countr ."-thave, Sec,- . and departed friend, Lumen or an age, iudeed, but for all time, lie stands ; and while - the patrons.-Evenine at 8, and on Saturday Morning . , ed h m i o n r i noun] i 1.- OPINIONS OF THE LAW OFFICERS OF TIIE CROWN. tility with impunity. (Signed) FITZ ROY KELLY. man was ' NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF " WILDFLOWER. " HOUSE OF COMMONS-APRIL 23. . . - aerial% at 3. Prices-Boxes, 1/. Is.; Stalls, 3s. ; Area, 25.; [The fellow's - no appeared iu part of war impression of yes n himself - Back, Is. Just ready, in 3 vols. v t i o n i g• v e a d o t i s n o s f o t 1 n h i u s c n h a t d u o r u e b w t , C 3) i t l i e r a: t o h p a i n t i o t h n :a t c o a p a t 0 1 l r s a p c p a u e a l d r a n n c o e t ibile :f.nctliiilpi4ecall.irocl t t h h o e w . 3 l l fi p e er s s tiz -- - r Shakspere be as familiar. to . those' that ecru° after us as Rio isting he Ltt rd or w. i . ::l7 The followin • d f• fS' Ja nes Hudson's letter t h e s gis a ra , 0 1 r f tamp of is . a * t e true poenaind which eenviction - leadietlica to- I _ , , e ( : . e e t r i . n a g u i a : in t h t. t u n i n l i n yi. l7 :i c k ai i wrsi e a n ne w t y t i e . ll :A: y i e ti lt m lo tli e y d d iti s ear .°f ia pROFESSOR WILJALBA FRIKELL. By the Author of " Wildflower," " The House of Einore," Bec. Motion made, aud questici P m i: o L pLd, " That a sum, not ex ceeding 335,862/ , be grawed to her Majesty to complete The Law Officers of the Cr N ow ° 4 l io the Earl of Dlalmesbury. to Count Cavotir of the sth of Januity, 1 1 853, as brought quote the first liues of ,n, Blinebard, afid iced at one of to England by Mr. Erskine :-, • • reserved preggg. S7 . .. JAMES'S THE ATRE.-Last Week but One.-Every the sum necessary to defray the charee of new works, im- Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, successors to Henry Colburn 1? - - •:' • t I• I ( Received April 12 ) the mulberry.feasts:, . • - - Lnd Royal n g aantS a.a n g. -Wednesday and aatarday Afternoons at 3-. TWO Great Marlborough-street. " provements, and repairs in the naval establishmen s, w ric i fairly expected to liberate the ship and those on board ge t ri ll heir ' , " Ever since the days of time • • . 4 ese eett . s. or ILL USIONS."-Private Boxes, two guineas, one s i Lora -We a Doctors' re honoured with your Lordship'e cone- without further inquiry. Sin-Her Majesty's Government having hal under t ens on the i t e ex e ee ea and-a-half, arid one guinea ; Stalls, 55.: Tlalcony Seats, 4a.: Will come in course of payment during the year ending on Commons, April 12, 1853. By the acts which had been committed by flume on considera,tion the proceedings 'taken hy the Neapolitan ' alave seta tol t • - • ' • P d hen vy.van stories, ' . - hal corn • 'ditch ' ls• ; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is.-Place3 may be secured at mr. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vois , the 31st day of March, 1859 :" Whereupon motion made, 0 Y , and question put, " That the item ' gun-boat ships (I . Fts. mends, signified in Mr. Flammond's letter of the 25th board of the Cagliari, her Sardinian national character Government in the case of the CaViaii steamer, with refe- 'Gemming Ile with truths subtime • - ' " . ' . ell s Royal Library, 33, Old Bond-street. March ultimo statine th t 1 And crowning 'nien with 1' • ' • , 0 a to was directed to request that aa a i s ea. oeen mss or suspended, at all events whilst the wrong- rence to the detention of two Baltieth subjects foun lon 11Plng - gtories. ' • ' 3xpressed we would report to yo - ur Lordship our opinion whether, Praise to all, but blessings dear - • • .. • ng taken By the Author of" THE DISCIPLINE OF LIFE," Sec. divided-Ayes, 26; Noes, 224. doers (whoever they might he) ietained actual possession beard that vessel, I have been instructed to * ask your Ex under the circumstances of the case, as set forth in the -Tarin, Jan. 5, lna. . On him to whom all hearts ere and control of hot . ; and the circumstance that the master, cellency whether the Sardinian Government mean to object, re given; .- • • g class of bit. K A HN'S AN ATOMICAL AND " This is to our mind, the best of Lady Emily Ponsonby's novels. AYES-25. correspondence respecting the capture of the " Cagliari," Now a breathing violet bore; - , and for P ITHOLOGICAL MUSEUM, The plot is imaginative and orizinal The charac'ers are life-like and those on board at the time of tbe capture, might ulti- &c.-(see No. 176, of Dec. 29;1.857) ~ •• • • 3 T Ayrton A. Greer, Samuel Norris, .I'. T. had been , ICH BORNE-STREET II kt) Open daily. (Opposite the aymar e . and delicately drawn, and tl e whole story is finely illustrative of the • now submitted to us, her lalajeety's Government would be ma.tely turn out to be innocent, would not, in our opinion, I trust, therefore, that your Excellency will have the And now a streaming star ili heaven. . ... mood in which our authoress always leoks on life, and i s trials, and Baxter, W. Harris, J. D. Roupell, W. justified in making any, and what, demand upon the Nea- render the capture illegal by international law. Oh! ' the great, the glorious pages • . . so much Admission, ONE SHILLING. Biggs, John Hudson, G. Thompson, General . goodness to state to me for the information of her Ma . the high purpose with which she pourtrays them."-John Bull. oaten Govern men i e t n respect to the conduct of that lastin line of Shak c o ,an would ' LECTURES by DR. KAHN, at Three and Eight. Buxton, C. Jackson, W. Trelawny, Sir J. We forbear from enlarging upon the serious conse- jeaty a Government whether the Sardinian Government is The ever g BP x , - Dn. rin llurst and Blackett, Publishers, Successors to Henry Colburn. White, James Government towards the British subjects, Park and Watt. 11 feel regret ' , i the same nnoN'S Thom LECTURES ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF - of opinion that the Cagliari was voluntarily surrendered Ages yet sha , , is patron- M ARRIAGE, gm, sent post freo on receipt of twelve stamps. Cos, W. Kirk, W. Williams, ev. In obedience to your Lordship's commands, we have the . l i i ime State, and to none more than dreat Britain, from its by the master, or whether it will be contended that she was At losing thee, my gentle Shakspere." , , . THE SEPOY REVOLT, BY HENRY MEAD. Crook, J. I ocke, John honour to report - • o a small • - TELLERS. beine held that nothiog short of complete legal proof of seized by the Neapolitan frigate beyond the lirnits of the (Loud aeplause.) A n d .now, gentlemen, here, in the town ' ' of remark . - In fcap. five, price 25., cloth boards.l Devereux, J. Macarthy, Alex. Napier, Sir C. That we a: eof opinion that, under the circumstances of • '''' he actual commission of crime, at the moment of territorial 'urisdiction of Na les.-I avail m self, Sec guilt or t J p y ~ where he died within - a few aces o where he waa boric and en, P f employed i A DELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther Arcade, Duncombe, A. THE SEPOY REVOLT : Its Causes and its Greene, John Morris, 1). Nicell, D. Briscoe, John her Majest 's . the ease, v Government would be justified in ca ture, will justify a national ship of war in capturing a (Signed) J. HUDSON. the tomb Where his hallowed dust reposes, and within bevies ted with i s an tl•t ; Strand.- ARGYLL CASINO, with R. BIGNELL's celebrated Consequencss. Second and Cheap Edition. NOES-224. making a demenn upon the Neapolitan Government for ee l :set under such circumstances as those in which the Cag- e acquaint your Excellency that her Majesty's Government of the geetle murmur of ." the soft fietving Avon," I drink ducted frerly enniucted by the late EMILE LAMENT, now con- Londou: Ger rge Routledge and Co., Farringdon-s' rect. Adderley, C. B. Fagan, W. Newdegate, C. compensation to be awarded to the British engineers, Park ii a • and Watt, in respect of the conduct of that Government • n was cap ure y t d b the Tancredi. If such a doctrine is are dis • " The immortal memory of William Shaksperis." The chair posed to ob ect to those proceedings on the ground . tentleman . Valenti y the great artist, Mons. LANOTTE, of the Grand Salle Fa - Aeleane, If. Farquhar, Sir M. Newport, Viscount I* t dnl obtain possession of a vessel th J to prevat , pre es nee o y at, &c. (Para.graph extractedirOln the note re - illy sent in.) man resumed his seat mended, the most etithiteiastic cameairig, towards those persons. now em- create rat Paris ; principal coenet-a-nieton. W. BODLCOuRT, " the A, ar-Ellis, Hon. L. G. Finlay, A. Norreys, Sir D. entitled to a flog and papers in order to secure perfect M hl5 18s arc , e g, - . ' E. 11. ERSKINE. ' and the toast was drunk with befitting reverence. ' , • ad gallant creams artist in the world on that instrument ;" Leader, Mr. " A HANDY BOOK FOR CONTINENTAL TOURISTS." Agnew, Sir A. Fitzgerald, W. R. S. North, Col. J. It appears to UN that Park ana Watt actel throughout • • th If h sin place of being the secure tin puerto ; e ig sea, , . . -, employed Treseaf: yeti,. The above hand plays selections from "La In po. t Bvo, price 7s. 6d., cloth e, tra, or with gilt edges, Bs., Alexander, J. Fitzgerald, J. North, F. within the strict line of their duty, and took no part hi h '' f t' ill become the asylum of wrong g way o na wns, w - - . • , . the same and Is to ise "II Trovatore," and "Lucia Di Lammermoor," nightly, Forester, Col. O'Brien, P. whatsoever in any illegal or criminal design or act. be wron - ---_________ ' doers, and the flag and papers of any nation may g • at use Or e i neagect for Concerts and Balls. Apply to R. R. BIGNELL, WAYSIDE PICTURES through FRANCE, Bagwell:John Bail ey, - C. Forster, Charles Ogilvy, Sir J. There is not, as far as we are aware, to be found, even SHAKSPEA RIAiV FESTIVA LAT STRATFORD- DUBLIN PHI LITARMONIC SOCIETY. le officers - ginal Argyll ROOlll9 " Greet Windmill-street Hay- ITOLLAND BELGIUM, and UP THE RHINE By ROBERT fully used to the irremediable injury of every other. niarket D ' ' ' ' - • ' - . ' Ik t Bantle; if. Forster, Sir Geo. Paget, Lord C. the name • eters open at half-past 8. Admission, Is. BELL. With numerous Hustrations and Frontispiece by Br e . , at this late period, throughout these volnminous papers, a Great Britain can put forward no claim, and can make ON:A VON. Baines, let. Hon. M. Fortescue, lion, F. Pakington, Sir J. ----4110•••••-• _ Leers who Foster. Baring, Sir F. Frazer, Sir W. Palk, L. particle of evidence of misconduct or impropriety anainist no demand in this case which she is not prepared to con- 111. • ' hole time GREAT TT i l / 4 T ll' 1-i " Q 93 A ril .P.ZI (YID rirT° " The whole of this work has been thoroughly revised, some part P ' T G anng, • . Galway, Viscount Palmer, R. either of them. cede to Naples or to any other recognised Goyernment, • The Shakspearian Club celebrated its .34th • ,- ' (Prom Saunders's News Letter and Advertiser. - - - ....., .... , -..i , .....; ~......,....,,.,. - entirely re-written, and the local inforraation respecting the places * In or ler to justify anniver,ary at Lc officers Reach, W. GaifirMajor Palmer, R. IV. the Neapolitan Government for its ho k b b • d f I not tie - t - wever wea or ar arous , an we are o op i 1 a This society's second grand concert for the season Was mestes. HOWES d e - s • visited brought down to the present moment, so that Oil the lines of Stratford yesterday. There was a eubli • • • n queSt .,___ __ . _ . sin CU:MIND, Propnetore.-The largest Beaumont, W. Glyn, G. Palmerston, Viscount continued imprisonment of these men, ant for putting I c leading of one of non Establishment • the World, numbering over Two route traversed it will be found of the highes• value to the tourist had the British, instead of the Neapolitasi coast, been the , Shakspere s plays in the afternoon by the Rev Julian Y . ' given last We dnesday evening in the A, s alit Concert Rik - -- 3 estimate Ifundred Men a d II in Beecroft, G. Goddard, A. Patten, Col. them ou their trial for their lives, there should have been, onn e , scene of the occurrences now in qaestion, any British naval sou of one of the eatest traeedia Geeat Brunewick-street, and cattle off With stnioinui hieverf ' gr 0 ns of the last generation, be recol- ALHAMBR n orses, is NOW OPEN' for a Short Season, at the anew, ea A PALACE, Leicester-square, giving Two Perform- The whole of that section relating to the Rhine, and embracing the ascent ofthe Drachewels, the river to alayence, Wiesba len, Ems, Bennet, Capt. P. Goderich, ViscOunt Paull, Henry Bentinck, G. - dreaves, E. Pechell, Sir G. at least, prima facie evidence of their participation in some he same osition as the Nea olitan offi• officers, placed in t p P which was well attended, and a diuner at Shaksper -'s II 11 reepeet, more than realising anyeastiaipatioies which might , entry was ' ka ht •c ch da co Y. mmencing at half-past Two, and a quarter to Schlaleenbad, etc., has beets added to the original work, and is now Blackburn, Peter Greenwood, John Peel, Sir It. of the offences committed by some of those on board the cer commanding the Tancredi, would not have exceeded sander the residene 'fM. J 13 k ' ' P y o r. . tic stone, of the Haymarket ' a , have beau formed from previoue announcenieittchfit. A. • ; 3ts, which g o lock. p.m published for the first time." Cagliari. . . , * e* In c.ons ' Botdero, Col. 11. G. Grenfell, C. P. Peel, Gen. his duty or been guilty of an international offence by ear" Theatre, who was i.upported by a numerous corn - min al Us arkeef that intereati bit: in_ :the vocniti.aP iiki 111104.fiE pony. 1, many of f „...._ an equence of the immense attendance at ehe evening's : London : George Routlege and Co., Farrlnglon-street. Bouverie, Hou. Eel". Gray, Captain Pevensey, Viseount 'The Neapolitan Government. leas, in effect, admitted • turing and" bringing into port a vessel found under the In proposing the printipal toast after dinner Mr. Buce- su ject, personage, and circumstancee, . was the i' , ,, ers °m ild say for ! Ist:tom e _ ces, the proprietors beg to state their intention of =atm . Inn the Grand Morning Entertainments daily until further same circumstances as the Cagliari." STONE spoke as follows :-Gentlentoo, to give the toast of the • ' ' • " ' r ''• - e enteful to - Bovill, W. Gunton, Brainpton Pinney, Col. ground for the institutien of criminal proceedings ; inns- dation for those that arrived late, AMonget theatialaince aaz n e lka The Day Performance Is fully equal to that of the Evening. * IIWICE ROITND TFIE CLOCK ; or, The We are, therefore, of opinion that the capture of the evening in the way that the subject requires --to • . Bowyer. G. , Gurney, J. H. Powell, Francis Illustrate s la Worded to on -Private Boxes from 2/. 2s to 3L 3s each ; Stalls, Se ; much ae it set at libsrty seven of the passengers on the - were is Excellency the Lord Lieatenant, new preildent of Reser IL Hours of the Day and Night iii London, by George Augustus Brand, Hon. If. ' Hall, Sir Beujamin Ramsdell, Sir J. Cagliari- was legal. that toast with all the eloquence aud fervid feeling it de in for 'cr. red Seats 3s • Boxes 2s • Pit Is • Gall. 28th August, 1857, aud eleven of the crew on the 28th ' the society, who was acconepanied by a distinattiebed • L ex . , . . . • TY. 6d. Private Sala, with Illustrations by M'Connell ale the " Welcome Guest," a Brocklehurst, J. es and Stalls Hamilton, Lord Claud Ramsay, Sir A. We must, however, add that we aro unable to see any d 11 f••t 11 t 1 d t • 1 11* th man s-ca 4 01 111 eecua an poe Ica qua i les at be- - it of these Mr. Mit h • can only be secured at the Alhamb-a Palace, and new Illustrated Weekly M ' ' 1 Id 148 dJ h H 'it G A October, 1857. agazine. No. 1., May . . , Browne, Lor o n ami on, . . Rebow, J. erouna whatever upon which the condemnation of the i party the Lord Ct ancellor and the Lord Justice of Appeal. in c eli s Library, 33. Old Bond-street. Box-Office open from Fleet-street. neve me, Ido not possess ; yet, as you have so greatly hon- ' ould soon Brace, el ajor Hamilton, Capt. Repton, G. The Neapolitan Government must, therefore, seek its 7-. • •• • A butter concert than that ot last evening has not often " a•iL. mite 5 p.m. No fee for booking places. No Programmes re correct but those purchased inside the building, and only One Bruen, H. Banbury, Robert Rich irdson, J. justification for its Conduct towards Park and Watt in We have, Esc., honour which I never could have dreamt would have been in hagvi wen by the t 71 ' socie-y. .... Wail, moreover, remarkable aordinary enny each is allowed to be charged. Carriages must set down with FEIST'S RACING RECORD for 1858. i T. Ridle G o e Buller. J. IV. • Mulkey. y, erg the acts charged against them in the " Atto di A.ccuss." (Signed) J. D. HARDING. f • d e and having had the temerity to accept ngethe,presence and assietance of the distinguished [B4O there horses' heads towards Charing Cross ; taking up to the North. Part 111., price 31., will be published on the let of May. Bunbury, W. B. Han , Butt, I . mer Sir John Robertson, P. Hardy, G. Rushout, Capt. G. These, apparently, aro the following :- - H. Itl. CAIRNS. coy etre upon m - the invitation, it is now my duty not to flinch, but to stand Irish composer nein+, who held the conductor's baton in sommittee . • The Record, containing a complete calendar of Sport in England Byng, G. B.C. Hassard, Michael Russell, H. 1. That they were without reguler passports ("ricapiti"). -. to my gun like a Briton ; and if some of my shots fly wide of the performance of the selections f • • rom ma own works system of pROVINCI AL BANK OF IRELAND Ireland, and Scotland in 1857, and Nominations for 1858, may be had Cairns. 11. Bay, Lord John Rust, James To this it may be sufficient to observe that it appears not No. 3. the mark, I will do my best to make some of thein hit. which formed part of the progr imme.. Mr Ball . e on pre placed on 42, Old Broad-street, London, E.C. , price two shillings. . Calcutt, af. Hayes, Sir E. Sclater, George to be unusual for engineers of Sardinian steam-vessels minting himself was very cordially received, the Id' p an its the num- . W. Wright, Fulwood's Rents, 111 laorn. Campbell, R. Halter, W. Seymer, H. leaving Genoa to be without p issports ; their names were The -twenty years since I first visited b• , e - a l . Attorney-General to the Earl of Malmesbury.- (Cheers.) It is uow one-and ono, esti ci I y werm on the part of, the..oachestrae -• The. instead of 24th April 1858 The Directors of the Provincial Biosk of Ireland do ?fere Smith, J. A. on the ehip's mueter-roll, and they were in the regular (Received April 19.) til within the last three or four Stratford. From thattime un vocal artistes were Mademoiselle Victoire Balfe; den hter ' hin a very Notice that the Yearly General Meeting of Proprietors will b h e Y h g e ive Cecil, Lord .12. Henley, J. SPERMATORRFICEA. RA TIONALLY CONSIDERED. Charlesworth. J. C. D. Hodgson, K. Smith, V. employment of the owners of the Cagliari ; but, at all Temple, April 17, 1853. en at Birmingham Leamington Gt ' t . g years, whether I may have be , , to the cornpeser, Signor Dragone, and - Mr. us avus Ovary. .. earl 29 ad- ' Id, nu a rsuant to the Deed of Settlement, on Incrasneer, the 20th da of Child, Smith Hodgson, William Smith, A. events, the Neapolitan Goverament cannot infer any seri- My Lord,-I was favoured with your lordship's corn- or at any place near this town I have always fltitto be a The only solo instrumentalist was the talentel ia • p met Herr ' u that • • • • Just published, price 25., by post, free, 2s. 2d, delightful duty to enjoy a day here, end I assure yo Yeller, who was a host in himself. Mr. Bassett conducted iral and a : at e y c next, at the Office of the Society, No. 42, Old Broad-street y , in Christy, Samuel Hopwood, John Smyth, Col. ous guilt from the mere want of passports. mantle signified in Mr. Hammond'a letter of the 25th , 1 3 a _ so fty of London, at Twelve o'Clock precisely, when the election ON SPERMA.TORRHCEA, and Churchill, Lord A. Horsfall, T. Spooner, K. 2. The note found upon Park,alleeed to havebeen written March ultamo, in which he stated that he was directed by ours of my life have been passed in this pie- mphony and other pieces. The next piece the happiest li the opening sy . alled reek- j . F . ur Directors, in the room of those going out by rotation will the PROFESSIONAL FALLACIES and POPULAR Clark, J. Horsrnan, E. Stanhope, J. by Miss White at Genoa. This not7e, on the face of it, pur- your lordship to transmit therewith the correspondence turesque and primitive town and neighbourhood. I but state wee the romanza D'Arlina. mi , ramentati by Balfe, which more good 1 tatt Nee?. At the same meeting the election of one Director, in the DELUSIONS which prevail in relation to its NATURE Clifford, C. C. Howard, Lord E. Stanley, Lord this thas you may feel I have the proper veneration for the was 'well sung by Sienor Dragone. His voice and style are L uoin or Sir Robert Campbell, Baronet, deceasee, will also take place. CONSEQUENCES. and TREATMENT. ClitTord, Lte.Col. H. M. Hunt, G. W. Stapleton, John ports to be addressed not to an accomplice, bat rather to respecting the capture, imprisonment, and trial by the ne. There memory of our Shakspere, by never omitting any oppor- isilayed in sub,. ' By order of the Court. By F. B. COURTENAY, Cinton, Lord R. Ingestre, Viscount Stephenson, Robert a person who was to he forced to act under constraint ;it Neapolitan Government of two British subjects serving as vim y superior, and were more effectively d want to be Steuart, A. • 'tin. his birth lace and - that belie i C •c tunny of vim 0 p , , t ful hui h TEIOII as HEWAT, Secretary. Ciive, George Ingham, R. is neither signed nor aldressel ;it was only presented to engineers on board the Sardinian merchant-steamer Cagli- sea aent pieces, Then followed the aria Come par me earem . ive service , ----- MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGE,ONS. Close, H. Kendall, N. Stewart, Sir M. Park when the vessel was forcibly aeized by some of the an ; together with a copy of the indictment preferred where his yet undisturbed dust reposes It is pleasant at ab y R„si„i, sang by Mdlle. Balfe, who more thau renew . purpose of EOR "We never commence the perusal of works on this malady with- Codrington, Gen. Ker, Richard Stuart, Colonel • pa , sengers ; and the circumstance that Park preserved a,gainst them, and a volume entitled " Sults Freda del meetin. e like this to celebtate the birthd ,y of our terea'est her a armies, • - - • the favourite impression she created on ppe . ie effect of G GE HOBSON begs to invite the attention out preparing ourselves to meet most appalling descriptions of human Cole, H. A. King, J. Sykes, Colonel English dramatic poet, to see that it is kept as it ought to er might be -formid - of nof Gentleme Knatchbull, IV. 'Taylor, S. and transcribed it into his log-book, as his justification, is Cagliari," published by the Neapolitan Government, and here in the op ra. Indeed, whetev at the age sent s nto ha new Stock of Trowserings for the pre- sufferings. It was, therefore, a most agreeable surprise to us to Colitis, T• Tite W. be ith feelings of gratitude and affection au lin the wave been insensible:' • a proof, not of his guilt, but of his innocence in relation a further volume entitled " Difesa del Cagliari," Published -' w - ' Y her Powers on the stage, none could ha - eason, price 2 itt to 255. find this error (as it appears to us) carefully avoided in this work, Conyngham, Lord F. Knatchbull-HagueSeen , . to it. that we keep the birthday of our dear friends and relations t - t d t • t th ical text, and artistic . obtaining 0. H. submit f * Knox, Col. B. W. frefusis, C. by the owners of the vessel. e, the carries evo ion o e mus „.„__ _ a sor inspection his new Overcoats, in all the new ap- and the subj set treated in a common sense, and truly practical Cowper, 7. F. expense of Langton, sin G. Turner, J. A. that we love. Lei h Hunt in his " liadicator "of 1820 3. That Watt (as chief engineer) ought to have directed Mr. Hammond also stated that he was to requeet that I g • • • finiih whica char ,cter; o I her sing ng last Wednaid .y. Her trel nd various shades of colour for see lag wear. Excellence manner. . . . No medical man should ttndertake the treatment Corry, H. r. L. neighed by - , -.Lc , LeOnomy. A suit of clothes made in a few heurs• notice. of Spennatorrhcea without first consulting this work."-Medical Cowan, C. Langton, 11. G. Vance, John the vessel's course to Tunis, and not to P011Z9.. This charge, would, together with the Queen's Advocate and the Soli- writing on Shakspere's birthday, hoped the time might come voice has much power, and it had valuable and essential GEORGE lloll4ote, 57 Lombard-street. Circular, Jan. 13, 1858. Crossley, F. Lasiett, IV. Verney, Sir 11. proceeding, as it does, from total ignoramee of the con- citor•General, take the papers into consideration, and re- when it should be a sulject of public rejoicing when the re- ESTABLIMIED 1796. London :H. Bailliere, 219, Regent-street. Dalsaish, It. Lefroy, Anthony Vivian, 11. H. aid from her pure taste and feeling. Beethoven's concerto gular feast should be served up, the bust crowned with laurel, struction and navigation of steam vessels, is not worthy of port to your lordship my opinion whether the capture of 1 ------ Dateeeb, Earl Lennox, Lord H. G. Waddingten, IL for the pianoforte in E flat, with orchestral accompaniment. ist of ad- --..._ Davey, It. Lincoln, Earl of Walcott, AdmiraL serioucrefutation. the Cagliari was legal. and the theatres sparkle with illuminations. He also sug- was admirably pla ed b Herr Palter. The duetto "Mira , 5* 7 • I. Hn ob- ....._ TO TEE WEALTHY AND RESPECTABLE CLASSES. Sent few by Post, Price ls. (in stamps), 64 pages, Deasy-, R. Locke, J. Walpole. S. 4. Of irtici • • • gsted to the then manager of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. El is- • In potion iii various specified acts at Ponze, In obedience to your lordship's eeramands I have - la ibisnca tuna,' of Rossini followed, sung by Madlle. Baits millets. If De Vere, S. E. Lovaine, Lord Western, S. and at Esapri. Of t " ton, tbat if be would light up the front of his theatre • .. belong to THE honour of an INSPECTION of the THE EASY SELF-CURE, without MEDI- Disraeli, B. Lowther, Col. H. C. Whiteside, J. if the ere hese it is sufficient to observe that, even taken the papers into consideration, and ha.ve the honour . and Signor Dragone, in admirable styl , 3. The'song , Cotes y w of such a nature as to render Park and Watt to report- with the name of " Shakspere" en the 23d of April, be would fhllowleg ARTICLES OF DRESS is requested by H. J. CINE, INCONVENIENCE, or EXPENSE, of constipation, Dobbs, W. C. Lygon, Hon. F. Whitmore. H. amenable to a into the gsrden, Maud," (Balfe) followed, sung by' Mr., a more fair and D. NICOLL :- indigestion (dyspepsia), diarrhcea, phlegm, dysentery, nervousness, Dod, J. Mecartney, George Wigrarn, Loftus T. mission (which \ NOG)1011LEID tribunal in respect of their com- That, lamenting the difference which exists between warrant the manager a, call from the pit, and whole shouts of Geary, and accompanied on the pianoforte by the compbser, r first lord For GENTLEMEN, at 114, 116, 118, and 121, Regent•sireet. and biliousnes3 ana liver complaints, flatulence, distension. acidity, Doason, J., Dl`Cann, J. Williams, Sr W. ve acknowled ment. Gentlemen much of this enial and now eau by fio means admit), we are unable myself and the other law officers of the Crown, my clear g • g whose finger as an accompanyist in this and other pieces limit ; but 22, Cornhill, Paletots of every description, some being of beautiful heartburn, palpitation of the heart, hysteria, neuralzia, nervous Du Cane, C. MacEvoy, E. Winnington, Sir T. to discover that an • y evidence has ever been forthcoming and decided opinion enerehe writer's hope is realised I know of several festi is, that the capture of the Cagliari v - - • loat nothing by comparison with that of the accomeaished ghter.) A light fabrics for summer, and others of thicker materials, which, like headache, deafness, noises in the head and ears, erysipela3, eruption Duff, AL Maguire, J. F. Wise, J. t ov opr e that Park aed Watt committed ant of them ; was contrary to the law of nations. vals in London to-day to celebrate Lhe oc asion, to say nothing • • those for trousers and waistcoats, are th - hest specimens of English of the sliin, impurities and poverty of the blood. se-rotate, cough, Dunbar, Sir W. Mangles, R. D. IVoo.l, Sir C. ' d I t h In eei ,aso t e mos` , t h f fill Ith f 'th d • . pittnie w ose per ore:ranee e e eer o e au teriCe re efficient of the festival here, while, to realise Leigh Hun s sug •estion , • i, of them. their innocence miest have Circumstances invest this case with extraordinary im- 1 d• it 1 Th s fII f b t d ntanufactures. A large assortment may be founci ready for imme- asthma, bronchitis, consumption, dropsy, rheumatism, gout, nausea, Ebrington, Viscount Manners, Lord J. Wosdd• B. been obvious, it beiu prievhoue . yan a . erwan s. e meg. u o eau yan rd for em- g admitted in the " Atto di Accuse" portance, but it does not a t th tth present eer at the time the aer was writ to the maim ° p p ten, I feel L . Slate use ; some are waterproofed, and the whale are marked in and sickness, low spirits, pasms, cramp., epileptic flts, spleen, Edwards, Henry Miles, W. Wood, W. that they remained on ppaar ome a ey 1 t e by Mr Geary with his usual feeling , ortgina i y, was e lven ~ . . of no use; ' Nein neures, at most moderate prices. general debility, inquietude, sleeplessness, paralysis, tremors, dislike Egerton, Sir P. Miller, ...demo Wortley, Major acts ea e chareed t board th h ' h th I &fa lt h f tth 1 roug ou„ w areas ese any pecu tar i cu yasto t e acts or as o eaw upon in telline ou that the fron much pleasure 0 y tof the Haymarket b 1 P th Itt h • h • 1 avid a i ity, especie .y in e a er verse, wlc is , In the Establishment, 141 Regent-street, for LADIES' and Yoss to society, unfitness for study, loss of memory, delusions, vertigo, Egerton, W. Mills, Arthur Wrightson, W. , ~ le have been committed For these reasons we a on shore. which the question now submitted arises. Theatre, in London, of which I have the hoeour to be the i • ' pectiliarly effeetive. The first part closed with two pieces --TRW CLOTHING, the same excellence prevails, particularly in bloed to the head, exhaustion, melancholy, groundless fear, indeci- Egerton, Edw. C Monsen, W. Wynne, J. A. re of lessee, is this evening illuminated. (Cheeers ) The il.umina- I opinion that there is no The printed papers of the Neapolitan Government before . bet Herr Pauer, viz a " Yalse de Concert" of his own, and kanti ground whatever which justifies sion, wretchedness, by a natural and pleasant means, which saves Elcho, Lord Montgomery, Sir G. Wynne, W. th N • • tion cousists only of these words, " April 23d-Shakespeare's I . o'a ,on having - _es and other Garments of silk and cloth. . d • b h h 1 th 0 eapolitan Govern- me are indee voluminous ; ut thoug tey over ay, ey " eel Campanella uy Taubert. Both are brilliant come for the old atesars. Nicoll employ Cutters for each specially. fifty times ifs cost in other remedies. Supported by many respect- Elphinstone, Sir J. Morgan, 0. Yorke, E. ment in having: subjected Park an Birthday "-though, if the pit was to honour me with a call oa d Watt to this - t ff . t 11 d • e • h 1 lt th • licity prosecu canno eecua y 's o me, muc ess a er, e lump p i ions in emo ern sye, an wer very ne y p aye . ois . t . 'th d t 1 d e 6 l l d ist of call - able persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all other Elton, Sir A. 11. Mowbray, J. R. TELLERS. tion, or in having inflicted upon them, as malefactors of of the issue to be determined. to-night, there would be some little difficulty .n my appearing means of cure had falled.-Mann, Nephews, 39, Cornhill, and through Estcoart, T. Nails, Lord Jolliffe, Sir W. The second part opened with Balfe's overturee" Falstaff," . mined that - the worst class, a, long and inhuman imprisonment. before it. (Laughter.) An , g , d entlemen I know it will brought tO • ' NI E'PR 0 P 0 LIT IN COUNTIES LIFE all Booksellers in town and country. Evans, T. W. Neeld, John Taylor, Colonel It appears that in the case of the Cagliari the main facts The Neepolitan Government, upon the capture of the are undisputed ; and the proposition of international law please you to hear that, as the Haymarket is essentially a which is a, most effective composition, having pitmans in. baronet , plac e, e _A n 50SURANCE SOCIETY. 27, Regent- treete Waterloo- a - • _ _e• Cagliari and the arrest of all those who had ever been on which l • tth • 1 t dh b hth t comedy house the play e there to-nieht is " Much Ado About melodies, treated with clearness, spirit, and intelligenee, s •°an eve app ies o em Ise emen ary, an as een i er o nd 11 sustained to the close. It was well and attain. made in- ' Isee s on se • . . Life assurance, annuities, endowments, and board her with their papers, was in possession of the fullest uncontroverted. " le a the Princess's Mr C. Kean ives " A Mid. a . 'We Nothieg," whi t , g 4ter ailtageouS terms. SALE OF PROVISIONS, &c., AT DEPTFORD. ' tavely played by the orchestra. The ballad, “The Con >ir MiChael REPORT ON THE FRENCH BUDGET.- information as to the guilt or innocence of each inlividual; The main fa summer Night's Dream." (Cheers.) In my boyhood, gentle- Cll " h • hf 11 d b M all • , Balf Ai sat officers. Nen, p ~ _s °Hetes in force ' F. FERGUSON CAMROUX, Manager. ADMIRALTY, SOMERsET-PIAcE, 21st April, 1858. INCREASE 0.1? THE FRENCH .NAVY. • cts are and we are of opinion that thereupon Park and Watt I. That at the time of the capture of the Cagliari, pa- men, and, lam happy to say, like most English boys, I was a yeast e , wlc o owe . sung y a 0. . .3, sr d idedly the gem of the vocal solos of the evening. ' • This ey, bearing •ti ured provid . no-withstanding the Deceaee of the Life THE Commissioners for Executing the Office of became entitled, as a right, t,o immediate liberation.-We ci constant reader and ardent lover of Shakspearo. At a very fie relations subsisted between Sardinia a,nd the Two c arming ballad our musical readers will recollect is front of grace: ed the Premiums be paid within the thirty days ..-............-• Lord lligh Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain have, &c., Sicilies. early ago many of his patriceic and philosophical passages I M . Balfe's last popular opera, " The Rose . of Castiller it --------------__________ knew by heart, Harry the Fifth's heroic reply to his usin , ie appoint. end Ireland, do Hereby Give Notice, that on WEDNESDAY, the sth The long-expected report of the commission appointed to Oigned) J. D. HARDING. 2. That the Cagliari was a private merehant-vessel. well n rrowly escaped a triple encore, and was . sung , by . the Admirals - examine the French Budget of 1859 has now been published FITZROY KELLY. known to the captors as belonging, on accountof her oc- Westmoreland ; Talbot's fierce retort to the oountes? of Au c arming young prima donna with the most intense ex. e been ap- Firm DIVI N 0 ist , r a ... SION OF PROFITS. tendent will put up to sale, in her Majesty's Dockyard at Deetford, and distributed. In the estimates of ordinary expenses and H. M. CAIRN/S. cupations. in a marked and special manner to the Com- .ne • the death of Cardinal Beaufort • Flamlet's soliloquy • vele, , . ' - ' p fission and refined taste. Upon the arrival anti - previous -in-law to ' ll - BRITIS H INSURANCE several Lots of receipts, there seems to be a deficit of 97,434,435 f., and in ••••1 ••••••• mercial Marine of Sardinia,. Macbeth and his air-drawn dagger ; and many other immortal toi t the departure of his Excellency, the 'National Anthem ARMY, NAVY, and TRANSPORT STORES; fragments were at that time as familiar to me as " household COMPANY. the extraordinary. 29,039,970 E, amounting together to No. 2. 3. That under force and duress she had been compelled w s played by the orchestra. Established 1409 consisting of Salt Beef and Pork, Rice, Compressed Vegetables, 76,474,425 f which is covered by a sum of 83,686,262 f. be he Advocs.te and Solicitor-General to the Earl of Malmes- to land convicts and rebels upon the Neapolitan coast. words," and there is little doubt but my intimate acquaint- • ier of acl-• p usro _____ • Incorporated by Royal Charter. Raisins, Cooperage Stores, Clothing, Bedding, Sec., he., &c., sal lying . • plus of 7,211,837 f. I ance with them led me at least to become a player and an i _ ' • le • f d leeving a sur . Leo RIB Grace the longing to tho sin mg un , , bury.-(Received April 15.) 4. That at the time of her capture she was neither de - Duke of ROXBURGHE, K.T. in the said Yard. . Slr PETER fter enterine into the details of humble writer for the stage. On emerging from boyhood, 1 'Solicitor, AL LAURIE, Alderman, Chairman. Persons wishing to view the Lots meet apply to the Superintendent • • This," says the reporter, a , . Doctors' Commons, April 13, 1853. facto nor de jure, piratically employed. ftlfi t b f DESTRUCTION OF THE JAMES BAINES. EXasse for notes of admission for that purpose. the above estimates, " is the place to i •emark on the difference and whil , yet a young actor, I was one o re rs mem ers o My Lord,-We are honoured with your Lordship's corn- 5. That she was seized upon the high seas, within no , „ . ~ I Capital of 0 n DER DOBIE, Esq., Lancaster-Place. a Shakspearian cash, called The Mulbernes. It, was not ' tems. Ha ne Milli Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may be had here and at existiug between a budget which l 4 balanced by its own mends, signified in Mr. Hammon t's letter of the 25th territorial jurisdiction, after a display of force, and. the . .. . _.--ene.---. Revenue on- aceninnlatin. Premnim Fund 654,000/. then a very prominent one, as its meetlngs were held at a , • cousideres ' from Life Pr ' e the Yard. uilibrium b some proper resources and one trimmed into eq y March ultimo, stating that he was directed to transmit to menace of a shot fired at her by a ship of war belonging to . . -. • iThis splendid vessel, lying in the Huskissort Dock, Liver. I nes t eln.urns alone 116,000 t, annuelly increasing 4t_g_ - enths or Nin - certain house of entertainment in v ine e ar-yard, Drury-lane us the correspondence respecting the capture, imprison- the Kingdom of the Two Sieilies. • pool, is now burnt down to the water's edge ; and if any of eared among the in eiY per cent. of the profits are septennially CONTR iCT FOR COALS FOR BARB ADOES. rowed from the sinking fund. The amount of the public dent led there once a-week ; the dined toeether The club assemb Y 0 , le All p ro , „, sarers On the participating scale of Premiums. ment, B,nd trial, by the Neapolitan Government, of two I ha,ve said that these facts - are uncontroverted, and such the remaining cargo is saved, it will be so damaged by fire e ..„_ L reticles effected Department of the Storekeeper-General of the Navy, in France has increased since 1848 by 138 millions, out of a • • ' birtlida • and in the mulberr seanen there on Saalsspeie s y , Y ana water as to be almost useless. We understand that l et 'rots of s e , y during the current year will share in Somerset-place, 21st April, 1858. which sum the revolution of February has to accouut for 66 • , , . n Britieh subjects, servieg as eneineers on board the Sardi- is in truth their character ; but it may be well to notice inner aud a mulberr feast, at which the chair- • was another el y itre division en ears, and will secure a larger BONDS at every 'C i * *" t th I,h • th • 1 . tS • t • I e that the man mercuant-steamer ag rare oge er wi a copy in se p ace a sugges ion-i is scarce Jr mor - tire policies of insurance were opened upon the vessel _, - -- ~:rhe B " P reats• rilllE Commissioners for executing the Office of millions, and the present Government for 72 millions." The hroned nude ,. a canopy of mulberry branches man sat ent . , ee e nus a of the indictment preferred against them, and a volume " Cagliari " voluntarily surrendered herself. It is in the wen she sailed for Calcutta, and that, according to the p er „ _ ._ , . ccumulations at last investigation ranged from 25 to .111_ Lord High Admiral of the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain report alludes to the just fears which the Corps Legislatif, in- with the fruit on t , hem • Shakspen in sones were sune mem ., entitled " Sulla Preda del Cagliari," published by the Ne. first place clear, that the internetional right of a State e . e , ownei's opinion, they had not expired when the flre took cl, 21,537/. 'eat on the Premiums paid. an-i Ireland, DO tIEREFIY GIVE NOTICE, that on TUESDAY, structed by experience, have of supplementary and extraoroi- hers would read original papers ou poems relating only to t p ce. The following letter from the Loma agent to the mander-in• titanic Ruildi the 4th May next, at Two o'clock, they will be ready to treat with nar ROBERT STRACHAN, Secretary. , y credit?, to which recourse must only be in cases of great " a r t G t and a further volume, entitled cannot be abrogated by the act of an individual subject. But po ian overnmen . Difesa, del Cagliari," published by the owners of the ves- in the secoud place, the notion of a voluntary surrender on • kspere end as many artists belonged ' to this club they She • • , , L ndon Secretary of Lloyd's was posted in the Liverpool rigs. Lothhury, London. E.C. such persons as may be willing to Contract for supplyme and and unforeseen urgency. It lays great strees on the factthat delivering inte Store at Barbadoes. sel ;he also stated that the Pr ) " ( I . .thAd • it Is t f h t l b h b yed the would exhibit sketches of some event connected with our e Inge in e nitro y s e par o a mere an vesse , ecause se o e IJlnderwriters' Room yesterday :- iSil r Epe 500 TONS of SOUTH WALES COALS, fit for the service if these methods of raising money aro employed to the same Court at N 1 ap es would be sent as soon as printed. orders of a ship of war which had fired at her and taken Poet's life ; and I once had the honour of submittine a paper i " Liverpool, April 22, 18.58. tion on tlal I q r ., , ' .N A.TIONA.L LIFE ASSURANCE extent as heretofore, it will be impossible to reconcile such a A , / H i ' chi kit but " •''' ' • n lb% `-‘4..lrry of her Majesty's Steam Vessels. la ammo" ( was also Pleased to request that we her in tow, as in the present instance, by an armed boat, is to be read, called " ShaksPere s'n l g 0 , au Imaginal Y , ' Sir,-By the telegram the total destruction of the ;reed to. e edisog o g .142, Strand, London, W.C., Feb. 25, 1858 : estab- system with the proper operations of a sinking fund which A form of the tender may be seen at the said office. No tender e , . , . would take these papers into oar iminediate consideration, really unworthy of auy serious comment. It is to borrow storY, he traditionary event, wheu the chivelry illuitrating t . James Baines would reach Lloyd's. The origin of the fire tion. - as hen, a -sraYment of Premium within Days of Grace,-It always 'll any be muss be supplied by real economy and out of the literal savings Nin e . o . nd still i 11 b i d fter Two o'clock on the day of treaty nor wi w 1 e rece ve a and renort to your lordship our opinion whether the cap- the expression of the late Secretary of State for g ' Forei n of Stratford went forth to carouse with is only surmised to have arisen from spontaneous combne. -1 the practice of this society to pay claims under ' h' d 1 of the State. Governments as well as private individuals • - • • • - tieed unless the party attends or an agent for im a y ' tune of the Cagliari was legal. Affairs (page 68, No. 79, of the papers laid before Perim- " Piping Pebworth, dancing Marston, Hien. 'Twixt decks were all discharged yesterday, and the 36 *aril, ‘" assurance t ith t di lh d th f the assured oc An nua lc withi n 4 ,_ _no w san nz e ea o , no e authorised in writing. communes, departments, or industtial underta . kings . , are Haunted llillborough, hungry Grafton, lower hatches taken off in the presenceof the surveyors, no 163-127 t f th tas d Pread un ;: & " 30 days of grace, and before pay men o e Every tender must he addressedto the Secretary of the Admiralty, limited in their expenses by their means, and this cousidera- In obedience to your lo d 1.1 . ' r 8 ip s commands we have taken ment), a mockery. Dudgiug Exhall, Papist Wicksford, damage of any kind being peroeptible. I understand , the n reported et gi. eatt l be 4 . , provided payment thereof be male, or notice ef ac e , len to the office before the expiration of such days and bear in the left-hand corner the words " Tender for Coals for Barbadoes," and must be delivered at Somerset-place, accom- tiou in ordinary times must outweigh all others, even that of s o _ annarent utility " The Government should he satisfied as these papers into consiele t • repore in facts as incontrovertible and ra. ion, and have the honour to Taking, then, these ma , practically uncontroverted, it remains to state the princi- Beggarly Broom, ,, nd drunken Bidford." remainder of tha cargo consisted of rice, see 1, and jute, [41.4 For the Court of Directors, * panted by a letter, signed by a responsible Person, engaging to be- e e ~ e come bound with the person tendering, IR the sum of 3.101. for P fdt . 1 736 000 000 t el' • to the im ossibility o evo ing „ , o our et platy That we have carefully perused these voluminous papers, pies of international law by which they are governed; and hter ) All these pictures and papers were collected to (Laug . . book which was ea e II d " Mulberr L •" d y eaves , an ana if the fire was smothering the admission of air inay account for its bursting out. The ship was . E. S. SYMES, Chairman. the due performance of the contract. expenses ;to those expenses wic , h • h once inscribed o th and have considered them in conaultation with the Attor- it is expedient to observe that no n e ney-General, but that as question arises as to gether in a _. , . .. _ _ _ f t. hove me, in spite of our lowly place o mee Ingo • 1 ht•ht b th • ciples of this law. Whether they could you will be .. . , scluttled but it was only a 12 feet tide, hence it was LL. n the conclusion at which e • • b • l h • ht d 0 modified , or that the club wasnot intellectually insignificant, when enongst uteless, as there was not much more water in dock ,his bill vfa il tirill discount our future, and that will become we believe he has arrived, we e precise yt e same, or en any or w a egre expenses which have thought it best t • • hll l'ff seized after a pur- its mem , bers then in their youth, were Do aglas Jerrold, Leman than the ship drew. It is reported that the time policy I NTERNATIONAL LIFE APPETITE AND DIGESTION IMPROVED. Of those reat an insurmountable obstacle to the execution . g ion in the following Re o express to your lordship our opin- w o yc 1 erent, in the case of a vessel Landseers Charlesand T. °mast, Frank Stone, Blanchard, the ( on the ship was cancelled on the 19th instant. Seemly KCHANGS AMER eNCE SOCIETY, 1 - EA. and PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE works, thcse important improvements, which are meditated In dealing • th th• port. suit, beginning in territorial waters, and from which pur- . Cattei mole, Robert Keeley, Kenny Meadows, and subse. any shipowners insure from fira iu the Liverpool Docks, wi is queetion we have confined our at- suit, so begun, the pursued vessel had escaped ;or in the tl though at another and more important place of / I kapo 142, Strand, London. a J SAUCE imparts the most exquisite relish to Steaks, Chops, France bytko august prince who presides over the destinies of . we rel b tention to the capture of the ' inerience showing that the risk has never been con es liari exclusivel and in- case of a vessel seized within territorial waters of the linen . Y, _ dy Telford (the Judge) Charles Dickens, e e • - a. . -- -- v ivo... a Act of Parliament, for LIFE ASSURANCE, SUR and all Roast Meat Gravies, Fish, Game, Soup, Curries, and Salad, L t us confiue ourselves within the limits of our year y l re- dependently both of th I g • sr, meoting„ macre& , • entered worth guarding against. The premium at 61. per r. . ts3L IIPS. ANNUITIES, ENDOWMENTS, Sec. arid by its tonic and invigorating properties enables the stomach to 0 , . f d ev -. 11 then operate in the fulness of e egal proceedings against that ves- captor. nd many other celebrities. (Applause.) You John Foster, a sources ; the Sinking Un I set, which ended • the resent case, cent. would be suffielent, but the stamp duty on the policy perfectly digest Use food. in her condeninetion as a prize, and of Having reference, then, to the facts of P turally, wish to know what became of this . onday. • DIRECTORS. an 120 millions per annum ; very ill, very na ~,,a_ EDMOND Si/EPP The daily use of this aromatic and delicious Sauce is the best safe- its power, with more th . .. the tre- t a ment of those on board her. the propositions of international law applicable to them w D th thinned the number of its members, im- ] • 's severe Would not this be a ood o g pportunity for the z, l '"u• Kenw er i b „ ARO SYMES, M.D., Chairman. ;nerd to health. soon we shout i see our fun , Id - ds rise and their puce wou per - e club. ea ise prison" 4 .,trusel Ki ng , i f orowne, Esq. Henry sr, Hodgson, Esq. sold by the proprietors. Lea and Penins, 19, Fenchurch-street, • t • C nts a t t effect the conversion of the 4. pei e., w would, in the first place invite your lordship's at- appear to me the following :- tention to tho fact • ' • • h portant pursuits in life took some one a - ay and some E h underwriters and shipowners to memorialise the Court of ' ohn Mote ureh P ' -.Sq. John Moss, Esq. nu us 0 s preeeding this capture. 3. That the merchant vessels of every State on the hig tc equer to reduce the damp duty on fire policies on p .R.s. on, AL D leondon, and 68, Broad-stroet, Worcester ; also by Messrs. Barclay d procure us a reduction of 17 millions * e n another, and, after twenty years of much enjoyment, the h • • .. Cantab., John Symes, Esq. conversion which wont The Caeliari e , a Serdinian merchant steamer, running seas are subject to the jurisdiction of the State to whi a ipping to 6.1. for 1/. per annum, instead of 3s. ? A re , provision" ind sons, messrs,Crosse and Blackwell, and other oilmen and raer- Will France drag herself along club ceased to exist, and the " Mulb • eny Leaves" disap- Joseph Thompson, Esq. ehants, London ; and generally by the principal dealers in sauce. and a half in our expenses. between G separating 'llbres • • (moo and Tunis (touching at Cagliari, in Sar- they belong. venue would be obtained which does not exist, satd it would ' Baca ts pen , :blenient Nut , dinia le s " being equal, a n peered, no ono ever knew whither. For me, gentlemen b ... mine TO THE BOARD. N.8.-To guere against imitatioes, see that the names of "LEA from year to year wiih her budge . ort • oan enconragement to insure. It strikes me the question hof her? ), ft Genoa, on one of her regular voyages, on the " All tnations," pays Lord Stowell, f the t tt t t • unap- o a emp o say anything original respecting our . of Durhaln • aseezander Richardson, Esq. ,nd PERRINS" are upon the label and patent cap of the bottle. or will she place herself in the high position w y 1 t _ 25th of June, 1657, with, apparently thirty-three passer).- have an equal right to the uninterrupted use o . . nas never been sufficiently considered, although I have CoRR ESPONDING SECRETARY. . Governmen , t as wel as he „ era , ir navigation. poet, to eladeavonr to cast a new light upon the brilliancy of 'S). Ane 11 their efforts towards t e r h edue- b and a crew consistine of thirty-two, elect a cargo partly propriated parts of the ocean for the . often suggested it to shi; owners ; but the obstacle was the hi, 1 • would be sim 1 absurd fo wh re i g ones, p y • , r eustas Almaden Esq. 11. - R. FIOWARD, 6urgeon-Dentist, 52, Fleet- Corps Legislatif, to direct a . . consisting of fire-arms. ' Whilst on the high seas on the In places where no local authority exists, e nmitteo 01 1 th 'II finish by dn. stamp duty. With the Rivington Pike water, and proper enses otherwise ey wi. tates meet upon a footing of " Shakspere tells us it is very silly same evening about 25 of her pa•ssengere sodality produced the subjects of all S appliances at the dock quays, tons of water could be ',cured 11, and Mr* p rop tuor wh a. . ountooss. S L3lone, eon s , P street, has ntroduced an entirely new description of ARTI- tion of permanent cap ~ h ex enses the o one State or any of To gild refined gold or paint the lily." ttee. MEDIC dP f j Radford Young. •F [CUL TEETH ,fixed without springs, wires, or ligatures. They so counting the future of France. In t ese ~ an ro essor . P bth veil sum •it absor s e concealed anus, took forcible possession of the ship, with- entire equality and independence, n , into a ship. In this instance the scuttling with only al2 erfectly resemble the nataral teeth as not to be distinguished from ministry of War figures for a very -le out an same or exercise authority So sines another ereat Enolish bard Byron Yet while it 2 o'clock. J. Mots ea. REFEREE GENERAL. ' S t -saY y opposition being offered, broke bulk and plundered its subjects, has a right to as - a - - ' ' • feet tide did injury, as when she grounded the water on, M.D., Cantu , • t t F.R,S., 37, Conduit-s ree . 'he miginal by the closest observer; they will never changecolour or greatest part of the disponible resources of the ta e l 1,, arms on board, deprived the magter of his authorit and over the subjects of another. I can find no euthority that has been so rightly sad, "He was not for an age, but for all pumped into her ran out. The dock authorities ohmic' be , iecay, and will be found very superior to any teeth ever before used. 51 ner cent. This proportion, is it not too cousiderab e placed him, and some of the other I' • th •ht of interruption to the navigation ot States time ;" while poet, philosopher, wit, and draniatiet as he was, i W. S. ri ecepeate. rids method does not require tho extraction of roots, or any painful e - at- passengers an crew, gives e rig compelled in the bill now before Parliament to provide id Arnold, . Woolhouse, Esq., F.R.A.S., KM. , gm ' operation, and will support and preserve teeth that are loose, and is The reporter whilst on this subject gives some i o the expenses of under restraint, and forced (as is alleeed) one of the • • t upon the high seas, excepting that which the may we not also see in him something of the prophet ?To passen- in ami y complete water pipes for extinguishing fires along the doalc for having 1 •ssISTANT ACTUARY. guaranteed to restore articu l ation and mastication ; and that Mr. teresting statements with reference t . . cts • s (Dane ' to both belligerents aeainst neutrals." endeavour to prove which, I will take but ono instance. In ger in a merchant captain le t :y profession), to nevi- rights of war give . 0 . , . quays. The oppot e y •tu - it afforded of the introduction of l been 00 0 ' Barker Woolhonse, Esq. 1 . ` F h h • h • 1 d the following moje . foward's improvement may be within the reach of the mos. econo- the renc navy, wlc me u e 1t • L d " M hAd An t gate the vessel as master. The Ca • • 'Tht th ight of search is, en a general rule, strictly the comedy played to-nig iin on on, uc o ou • glian passed what was 2. a a r t I such a clause would be amply justified by the prelim ca a• • hich na, w la SAWYERS. essrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co.. 67, Lombard-street. mica', he has fixed the charges at the lowest scale possible. De ceyed teeth stopped and rendered sound and useful in malice- lion by the transfer " lst, The finishing of the fleet of trans' _ , suppesed to be a squadron of British ships of war when belligerent in its character, and cannot be exercised in Nothing," amongst the characters there is a great nersonaee • • de ' - e mity, if brought under the notice of the Board pf Tra . . a entirell Use. motion of sailing ships into auxiliary screw vessels. za, the passengers and crew under restraint were more ' 1 1 t . f ace c ose y ime o pe . called Dogberry. Who that has seen that " pretty heap of _I remain, sir, your obedient servant, SOLICITORS. lon.-52, Fleet-street. At nome from ten till five. vessels. . --..rs. ... The gradual creation of a. fast steam fleet of 150 war watched, and kept out of slght. On the 27th of June the 3. That the only exception is the case of professed has careful' read the dialoeue flesh " represented-who that y o " H. C. CHAPMAN, agent for LloYd'se rial befor e • etregory, Gregory, Sklrrow, and Rowcliffe, Bedford-row 3d, The finishing of transports commenced, and the trans- Cagliari arrived at the island of Ponz 1.1 . h • i • that exception being founded on the fact that put by Shakspere into the mouth of that immortal ass, can c, To Captain G. A. Halsted, R.N., tted. A ° ,:rhe r ..... - NO MORE PILLS NOR ANY OTHER MEDICINE formation of a certain number of sailing frigates into steam- 3., A' lc appears to 'menses , be a fortress and prison of the Neapolitan Government; the pirates are always enemies of every State, and, therefore, have escaped fancying that Dogberry was but tee " shadow Secretary of Lloyd's." .. . • 4 tty . .- ...‘t Quinquennial Division of Profits will be declared al ' KO. CURES ( w ithout Physic) of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Constipation, transports-making .3 fleet of 72 transports. 4th, The con- Sarainiancolour were d yen g and thepilotand captain of the are equally anbject to the jurisdiction of every State. cast before " of " the Circumlocution office," or of some sa- • yesterdity infOrmest , . extraord k Flatulency, Phlegm, all Nervotte, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, and the - , poo corrospon e Our Liver 1 dnt was e..... e... Examples of Bonus up to May, 1855 :- tinnation of the werks at the port of Cherbourg, port were seized on their coming on board; the boats were 4. That a merchant vessel regularly incorporated in the Pient official in it ? (Laughter and applause.) Do we not 'lt deliciouS : ......_ , Hysteria, Neuralgia, Dysentry, Diarrhcea, Acidity, Palpitation • • f - 'ale docks th tth - wiiters will dispute the claim for insursuoe ~ a e under . Pen es _ Permanent Heartbur a, Headache. Debility, Despondency, Cramps, Spasms, h f h • • • creation in t e our ot er mi l i t ary par t s ,:, pa , 1 , s , l an ded, an armed disembarkation took 1 tt k r'ne of e State, does not become a pirate by having been trace in every speech of Dogberry " the way not to do it ? p ace, an a ac was MR 1 • on the James Baines. Indigestio a 44' 1 Bonus in dertak- ,de en the island hose senseless awl. fit men from uP lilious, an d eat I: Ase. Sum addition Bonus in Reauction ot Nausea. an‘i Sickness (during pregnancy or at sea), Sinking Fits, and special workshops. The w h o k o a th ese gr eat uu t. me , one Neapolitan officer of the garrison itself forcibly se l zed by pirates; nor does she, when having Is he not the type of oue of t , ~.__ ______________. _ . •• ion 'ilea another woun id Debility: Assured. to Sum Cash. Annual Pre- Cough, Aetlitna, Bronchitis, Consumption, also Children's Corn- imp represent an exp_use of 234,092,000 fr. The informa .o s , ded, the gerri-on overpowered, up- escaped from pirates, and forthwith returning to her law- whom, to any question asked, no direct answer can ever be ''•----.... Assured. mium. plaints are effected by given by the President of the Marine Section to the Council wards of 300 Prisoners liberated and armed, arms, ammu- ful occupations from which, by force of arms, she had been obtained, because " for the watch to babble and talk is most RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. ~ . 1, constiPa: „....___. )II BARRY'S delicious REVALENTA of State leave , ' no doubt as to the necessity of aPolYing g e r' nition, ,and ' ll "eY were . taken fr om th e f or t re „ , a R oya l t empora rily diverted, become liable to be s e iz e d as prize tolerable and not to be endured." (Laughter.) I have known, ad suffere e S leas I t - -- ---- -- ------ I X ; eof toe ler anolitan cutter or cru 1 ns, d. Xs. d. .£ se d. E AIsABICA FOOD, which restores health without purging, Power to all the Ships of the fieet. The exPer-ene - 0 e lzer ging in the hal borer of ponza upon the high seas. gentlemen, persons who have endeavoured to amend Shake- ---e5e............. $ or relieve , TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Isti , 55 3,000 667 i 7 7 424 1 4 56 3 8 inconvenience, or expense, as it S3VC3 fifty times its cost in other late war proved that steam-ships had over sailing vessels an was boerded, plundered, tine Bunn, and other crimes and 5. That under circumstances of vehement suspicion of spere -not conceitedly or profanely, but by way of experi in a Teri 1 545 • : 8 9 4,000 749 4 0 325 16 0 32 0 4 remedies. It is, moreover, the best food for infants and invalids incontestible superiolity either in combat or in operations of excesses were committed. Some of the crew appear to have iracy the usage of States has allowed, though with the motet, and it has then been remarked that in many thoueand ___ don." Gals ° 1 84 e ss 2 ,000 232 18 0 156 15 0 16 6 0 generally, as it never turns acid on the weakest stomach, nor inter- disembarkation or transport. Thie expense has for its object trended. Lorenzo Acquarone, whose na ' h • ' P ', 1 Ifno th •ht f -hf th r- pessagos written by hint, that he always gives the right wor i, m e , Receipts. mo Is on t e ship a most Jett ous re uc a e, e rrg o appreac , or epu -•• 0 is, debilitY, _hitt !r e _ 2,000 154 2 8 103 16 8 10 15 2 feres with ao d liberal diet hut im arts a healthy relish for lunch nk which ster-roll as a waiter or t sometimes be Yet you cannot replace it by oeened, NAME OF RAILWAY. servant ba d ' . -----------' - a 7 . 00 0 120 17 0 72 14 6 67 7 o ' p and dinner, and restores the faculty of digestion, and nervous an , d to maintain the maritime power of France in the ra hat mu to ha, s.ewara, and Cesare Cori, a pas- pose of ascertaining the national character of the vessel. quaint as it may • ly cured h 29 l'il a e following are am muscular energy to the most enfeebled. It ought to occupy among nations. We are convinced t songer, seem ve been back to the steamer. h •'t of his • half 1457. wounded on shore, and brought That if that character be clearly commercial-if the any other that would couvey t o spin meaning 1968. 1857. ------.. happy ". "clonal ga ls Au engst the advantages offered by the Inter- We extract a tew out of the many thousand expressions of gra , 'the Society w urance Society : - tude from invalids :-Cure No. 71, of dyspepsia, from the Right Hon. every aid ti- in the leidisatiou of the work the Government will employ affords. ith this additional a which the progress of science each day W . r State to which she belongs bo undonbted-if her employ- so well. Whenever a different phrase has been substituted been found not to fit Med force, and with the plunder, merit at the time of so ascertaining her nationality be law - for that used by the poet it has always . _ sarnsn. a A Ricuingto Two,th, i fas established in Ms. Aberdeen .... ••.•..•••••• •• •• • •• •• - -,• i' excessira , tare rs a o the profits ar the Lord Stuart de Decies. " I have derived considerable benefit This transformation of the fleet will be effected in 14 years the Cagliari proceeded, on the night of the 27th, to the ful, then a suspicion of past unlawful conduct does not in, not to express so truly what was meant to be conveyed , 43 ' Th 6 e 5 Belfast and Ballymena •••••• •. ••• .. .• 1,103 1,5 year s ,. e divided amongst the assured every from Du Searry's ltevalenta Arabica Foad, and consider it due to from this time, in assuring to chapters 7,8, ana 9, an an - Polioastro. ose passengeis and the would be emendator has confessed himself beaten. arm, * nu ' ' T e ta sub ,• i who had originally seized • u tif seizure in time of eace but does justify applica- J s Y p , ti Belfast and County Dewn.• • • •....... 279 360 yourselves and the public to authorise the publication of these lines. her with 44. 2 345 2,286 ...... Miserable, . flat s .a• bed capital Is five hundred e e nve fitments, at the date of the I thousand pounds. Stuart de Decies."-Cnre No. 49,632. " Fifty years' indescribable nual , dotetion of about 65 millions. The number of armed ,r, I s ie t g eo o a -e• " t --- eoe prisoners libeosted and em. tion for i nqu iry to the prop e r au tho r ity and jurisdiction of (Cheers.) As Washington Irving beautifullY discourses of 32 onza la • Birkenheed, Lancashire, and Cheshire " the spire of Stratford Church becoming tho beacon to 26 % Bolton, Blackburreand West York •... 7 __ , ,h-restoriug ' e• Otte blind n red and seventy-one thousand ast annual report, amounted agony from dyspepsie nervousness, asthma, cosign, constipation, vessels is inereased from 142 to 152. The number of sailors, barked at P , tided in arms at Sapri early in the the State to which she belongs. he 23th 118 57d 2 5,744 ikibereen. tteeennural income is ninety thousand porn u cl n s. ds• ' h sto h d o itin • have on the contrary, fixed at 25,781 men, is diminished by 3,050, flatulency, spasms, and sickness at t e mac an v m k, morning of t . , cud conmitted various acts of out- Tried by these tests, the forcible capture of the Cagliari guide the literary pilgrim of every nation to Shakespere's ~.. _ . Bristol and Exeter • • .....• ...... • • .. . 12,359 19,631 been removed by Da Barry's excellent Food. Mariajony, Wortham showing that the number of large vessels is less coital- „ t e e g and hostility on alter i •••••••••••• •••••••••••• e, where thoy were, soon after- was clearly illegal. tomb," I cannot forbear relating a story, not of certain `r at Caledon an. . ~. e,e . 5 wated Pro - I a :11 ( 1 ) nber of policies now in force exceed six thousand. 4 `4 Chester and Holyhead.•• ..•• •• •• .. .. aan Is e ( 1 7 1 Ling, near Diss, Normik."-Cure No. 47,121. Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, derable." wards, all killed, or taken by the Neapolitan troops and If that capture was illegal, tho jurisdiction of the Court pilgrims, but of certain passengers by a Warwickshire 6 % Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •••• • • ga 251 r. Harycl; Z i s l e es t ita rie thousand new policies are added every year. of Nazing Vicarage, Waltham Cross, Herts, a cure of extreme ner , Ingrai n e ! ' of three h • commencement the Society has paid in clai - It is probably the concludine part of the above report inhabitants. of the Two Sicilies was never. founded • the proceedings coach, that, pars ago, used to pass through this town. The 20 Cork and Bandon .. • • .....• ••••• • • • 1 io7 Oil osness indigestion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies.- . ms upward: ya • . . ing probahl story may, or may not, be exact y true, yet. as poetical jus- 56 p er ineuired and twenty thousand pon d which has inspired a corresporlent of tare lade/ice/dance The craw, act' , .Y , under compulsion appear before them wore therefore null and void ' . Dublin and Beltast J unction .... •• .. 1 , 672 ~.0 estiestuarai Y G t 111 - nB ' se tee No. 48,314. Miss Elizabeth eonsan, a eacre, near s ver- . lean, I D 4 r 2 e sPectuse3 and ever H -" The Emperor has just t d the boats in whi I will attemp. to tell the tale as 63 Dublin and Drogheda.. ••••••• • • • • • • 1 : 43 3 1,629 - petable Per' . Strand. y other information, apply to the Chair- po ): : a cure of ten year's dyspepsia, and the horrors of nervous irrita- Beige with the following. o says o have rowe --ch the la • ' The ar ttht th hth t 'll e I the tice is well carried out in it, lading at Ponza gumen a oug e cap nre was i e e. a , r all other l'ty Cure No. 18,216. Dr. Andrew Ure of constipation, dyspep bi i . d.3cided that the a orks going on at this moment in our and that at Sapri we . re effected. jutisdiction over the ship, howsoever obtained, might be told to me. . . , . 404 It was the custom of the coachmau on arriying Dublin and g . Kin stown • • • • • • .. •• •• • • 626 624 142, st r 17 % Dundee and Arbroath ••••••• • • • • • • • 98 4 1,039 • 1 S 111 - till instrile . es _ s itid, London, w.C. EDMOND S. SYMES, chairman. s i a . ervons irritability. Cure N 0.31,210. Dr. Shoriand Of dropsy arsenals shall be pushed forward with such a prodigious ac- . After landing at Same, the master (Sitzie) appears ft ll f d d e B tme to labour under two capital here, to stop with his load befote the ho 1 e which Shak ,aer we oun e , app ar o 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junctior 460 474 and debility. Cure No. 36,212. Captain Allan of epileptic flts. 51b. Its. ; tivity that the French fleet must number, in the course of the disembarkation, aud, on the night of the 28th, to have errors : - spere was born, so that any of the passengers might, if they 35 Dundalk anA Enniekillen.• .• • • •• •• •• gss 93$ ----- --- t ...-..._.________________- Cure No. 42.116 Major Edie of enlargement of the liver and total 150 screw ehips of war. These med his authority ; and, with the asser t' th Itlt b ids the ri ht of a State upon a wron,gfal act of plea cd, alight for a few minutes a.nd inspect the ancient edi- 67 Ye ' East Anglian...• •••••••• •• • • •• •• •••.• 6,630 6 , 340 ree on. re• I) S,TITIITION and SI prostrati the year 1859 au effective of on ef strength. Cure No. 36,418. Rev. Dr. Minster of ~. e . . . e , resu , . I a, e crow, s . et g in passengers (amongst -• • h' the fice. Now, it happened at one of these stoppages, when the 93 East Lancashire ••• • • • ...... •• •••• '' __. , 3 Co. 7 7' s CKNESS. - The cramps, spasms, and daily vomitings, Cure. No. 26,418. Dr. Harvey 100 steam-ships of war, of great speed, arc composeador.3o and 11 remain g . 'thorn was Da,neri), that State ; andly. It confounds two distinct t ings folaa •••• I ton "034 , 1 1 .0 AI "'FLUENT and BENT t under weigh, and taken a cours f a our to the Government of the old coach had its full complement of " four iusido and 12 489 and Nor Eastern Counties .. st the fear h a , b tn e ttre ., e EVOLENT are earnesqv SOLICITED of diarrhcea and debility, cure No. 39,628. Dr. Wurtzer of con- line-of-battle ships (29 will be constructed this year, an nine to have go oas for Naples, municipal relations o C t ..... •••• J 6,508 5,650 needier S' t r e ;;;,AL FR EE • `iir w making by the Managing committee of the gumption. Cure No, 32,883, wituan3 Hunt, Esq., barrister, of pars- of them will be especially of superior speed to any in the Eng- where (as he sa 0 t t d) it was his intent' lon to • 1 e make a detailed State to which it be on e s, and the mutual international out," all the passengers expressed a wish to see the house 142 Eastern Un _ 0.,......... ,, n .. 3.001 3.325 Edinburgh and Glasg SPITAL, Grav's-inn-road a Charity established lysis• Cure No. 4p,270. Mr. James Roberts, wood merchant, Frimley f what had occurred to the Ne • lish navy), 45 frigates, 40 corvettes, and 30 small steamers. re l a ti on 0 apoli except " ono inside." He was a sallow, demure person, in d Dundee•• ''" - • h an tan Govern- relatimas of two States. • 78 Edinburgh. Pert . „„..•, •••• ** 1 438 Oth Introi t s ea nne tell ef of the foreigner . `"saSt, ee'h th • e stranger the friendless and the of thirty years diseased lungs spitting of blood, liver derangement, ling " PI6 as th e •en in sickness or diseas * * ' . '' L i t er will France have ossess- Nee' p .d so magnificent a . fleet Our mont. • It remains to observe_upon the practice of States as well black. I need not describe the colour of his cravat, except 6 Exeter and Creditonn •• ~. . 1,540 i_er. means of the Institutio le, who are here receive 1, so far partial deafness. Cure No. 4 •,814. Mr. Samuel Laxton, e ces en navy enters a phase which will remind us of the grand mare- During these occurrences the Ne that it was orthodox. But, gentlemen, don't be alarmed, ho 21 Furness Refaces , • 6,190 6,3,1 . "t aor r ec.omm • nw it permit. Neither patronage nor of two years' diarrhcea. Cure No 52,612. The Dowager Countess , apolitaei Government, as upon the law. ti. western...-. .. ' lel daily endat ion being necessary numero t l f Castl trt f Van ears' nervous irritability bile and emit- time epochs of Louis XIV. and Louis XVI. 3.1. Dupay de which had early into g lli ence of the att le ler man •he was an accountant 1 a resident of MIS Glasgow. and sout - .. .... 5. ....,. 21,036 22,662 .' .._ ~ wr inade at the gates of th • us urgen appea s o e 3 us. ,c• ty y . „ . ~. - ac. • on Ponza, took The practice appears to me to confirm the law in this was not ac gy , 283 Great Northero••• •• ".. rn (Ireland) 7,582 6,495 e Daseltal by the most miserable gestion. cure No. nom. miss Virginia Zeguers, cured of con- Lorne, director of naval stores, has re urned from Cher- 1 measures not only to checkdde aggression, but to pursue instance. sen ers entered the now waste some neighbouring town. The pas g end 28 363 ziata etotued of the hum. 203% Great Southern ................... • 28,943 g e r SUM, John m uternu cn raee• - Contributions received by the gumption, after her medical advisers had abandoned all hopes of bourg, whither lie went to inform himself as to the period at and capture all those engage in it. n -- °nle steam-frigates First, as to the Carlo Alberto, cited in the Neapolitan cherished dwelling, were soon rapt y g 'di writin their names . . 465 Great Western ... _ ................ 300 _ •• ; l ' il t d itt e s o auf a o . ; Drummo n n . d Er., Nicholas-hum. Also by Messrs. recovery. Cure No, 180. " Twenty-five years' nervousmess, con- which the now docks would be ready. I believe that in ae- were sent from Naples to Gaeta to embark troops and proceedings. amougst the thousands already inscribed on its humble walls, 25 ig Irish South East ris lisle ••• • • • ..... •• • 5 . 703 5,427 t and co:1 3, •r o es n cott, Grote. and ad Cp.; Berries and Co. ; Ransom stipation, indigestion, and debility, from which I have suffered great cordance with the orders of Admiral Hamelin, the works are two cruiser s (th e Ta neredi and Ettore F ieramosca), staling The " Casio Alberto," after having landed, on the while tho coachman had to wait longer than usual. At this, 90 Lancastereand Lar Bealll lloo / ' her and Yorkshire ...... • • .... 21,130 22,796 Williams, De" Loyd and Co. •_. ; Smith, payne, an d c e , i Glynn misery, and which no meciicine could remove or relieve, have been . hed on so energetically that they will be completed in • and in search of the Cagliari ( f • - ,- th t f F th Dh • s 1B r and the sedate " one inside" began to rate the driver for his de- 2864 Laricse - aeon, and e „ ~, • Barclay and C o . , Denison and Co ; effectually cured be Du Barry's Food in a very short time. W. R. Pus In con:Tat: l Y , 0 winch vessel a sou ern coas o ranee, e tic es- o ery Co.,llemegs-stree+ - -- • uvevend n At the same epoch will be launched h 1 d course, NV en test seen - Leed s N b and Southport.• .. - Cal i ” - Mast s -urneY and Co.; Ni,bet and Reeves, 181, Fleet.street, London." No. 4,208. " Eight years' dis. JIIIY- ---- , . - a large steam la when the deli hted assengers reappeared in front of the Do , cros y, - ago, , °mien and Co • ' appearance an . , the commanding several of her adherents, with a view of exciting civil war Y, g P , 161 Liver ' ° mi l d North Western ..... .e n 53,344 59,281 - . - Ville de Nantes." d a h de Ily Order. - .' and at the Hospital. pepsim nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, for li/se-of-battle ship, na officer had previously receive a escription), fell in with in that country, put into a French port ; but even, though house. Seeing this, he turned his wrat upon them, - 647 140 d" end 81eek5ta11.............. 1,343 1,416 • aa ' --,..____. -- i which my servant had consulted the advice asf many, have been mornin. of the 29th of Ja ne, on th h . h - lmitted to be conspirators were taken out of the pounced their proceedings in strong conventicle terms, and 6N 1 • 00 " e ig seas, persons ac Brighton, and Sonth Coast.. 14,180 , MON di" 183 M &widen, a•dens, ta - ls. 8. SIWITIL Secretary. t effectually clued by Du Barry's health restoring Food. I shall be her on the tly about ' twelve miles west of Capri, The Cag- vessel, she being then in the French territory, and, unlike doomed all the" three insides and 12 outs" to eternal per d 289 es London and South We5tern......... 14,394 14,930 ON pi rirSICAL DISQUALIFICA , happy tO answer any inquiries. Rev. John Fiavell, Ridlington Rec- [ADVERTISEMENT.] apparen • when first seen, steering towards th d th Caeliari being originallyemployed upon a hostile if not tion ;to which prospects they good-humouredly submitte , 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 743 661 . . reshir the) . e, 0 INCAPACITY, AN D IMPED Trews ge . tory, Norfolk." No. 32,836. e Three years' excessive nervousness, 1 , n ,,,,,,, s aNTRA TIVE TIIE A.MERICAN HORSE TAMER. lian was, ene ;an, on e e , . . at tint Buxton, and Matlock Ste. - - f s li) ; eseilai no. with pains in my neck and left arm, and general debility, which ren- the vessel approaching, ..., . • th e Tannr edi fired a s h o t • t• al expedition, was, nevertheless, not condemned until ho h . ad the temerity to assert that our poet was, .. e. - Manchester, , which a pira ic to Sheffield and Lifueolmildre 8,878 9,547 . , 0 • J lie MARRIAGE. tiered my life very miserable, has been radically removed by Du -Messrs T • • • To the Editor of The Sun. . attersall ieceived brought her to ; the master (eitzia) was ordered on board by the French Courts but was remitted to the jurisdiction mome , ut In that place not to be meationed to ears polit fee% Manches r, , ~ e. , Ir and basproved Editiou, enlarged to 196 a e 9ee Manchester and South Junction .... .. 793 926 . fre ~...._e br post, ls., Published. price, Skibbereen." Cure No. 3,906. " Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, onplace, April 23, 1858 :- boarded and taken possession of by an a rmed boat from the • In the case decided in England, the Le Louis, where a outs,"-with ladies, God biros them, amongst them -nn 1 ,1 thol 667 Midland •.••••• • • • .. • • ...........: 91,52 i 29.861 ' *des and 12 An - atm meal Coloured Engravings on Steel, t iet s. 11 Barry's health restoring Food. Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon of Ress, this morni iustrated by IN • ng the following lettee from Mr. Rarey.-Grosve- i h T t e ancre , di with his papers, and the Cagliari was then of her own country-iardinia. (Laughter.) It was wily then that the " th•ee insi . rae- 23 Maryport stud Carlisle ............. 874 Ng , l ora and general debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent n - --- cc Liverpool, 23d April, 1858 dby the Ettore Fie F h I hdb •d b E l'h ' f d'• tely formed a phalanx of indignation, and dee al . , . isted in Midland Great Wrestern (Irish) ...... 3,816 3,as ton . 11 13 • E SILENT FRIEND : A M„di e nevalenta Arahica Food. James Porter, Athol-street, Perth." • Tancreeli, and towo , ramosca in com- renc vesse a een seize yng is cruisers or LI fellovr and les .hott al Work " GENTLEMEN, -My attention was drawn to a notice in the fi tt S lerno and thence to Naple g 1 474 1 502 carrying on the African slave trade after that trade would not travel any further with the , „ cee i pr o. 52 Moriklands •••• • • .... •• • • .......... , , against the fearful dangers of spurious imita v rs o a . S Bage - s ee d decay of the Important Caution tut ees _ shrt the phys al haustion an . frame, from the tations• Morning Advertiser of the 22d inst. stating that Mr. Cooke Pa 'N n iT : hen the Cagliali was brought to, ; threateuea r in. A aPpears that she lied been abolished by the internal laws of upon the coachman dropping him. He , eta; but the 78 Newcastle and Carlisle .......... ~, .. 3,153 3,233 ) EliZa, " „ g o na e ‘e of solitary inda'eence, infectmn, and the inJurio es son _ .-.- 149 North British .... .. •• • .............. 4,596 4,111 e • se- The Vice-Chancellor Sir William Page Wood granted an inainc- of Batt e's O. . . . rcus had exhibited my sys ' tem of subduine • • • t, is alleeed ing ou important 1 bus u t and they b oo " eel from the use of Mercury ; with obeervatiens on the min e yimous taking that which 1 e would have been France, arid by the treaty between Groat Britain ceedings- , - , --his was go • 00 4 ' ! ha of marri tions for obviating certain dis ual h d • • gas tien on the 10th March, 18 54 , against Alfred Ile o Per Neville, ler horses, and describing his met oof subjugation, which is was not Id have hira ou , a _ 233 North Staffordshire , •••••••• • • • • •• . • 5,981 7,34 b and shortest course to Naples, viz th h dF •ance the sentence condemning her was reversed, and " fifteen did not epee, they wou t tho coachm n• 47 North-Western ••.. •• ...... 756 a Epls c co . . !, 0, 4. _ age, and dirsc e 9 Incas imitating "Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica FO011." %q v , ' s 3' it. and L. PERRY and CO., Surgeons. .Contultations not that practised ana taught by me. her most direct ~ roug an i , addresses 0 •••••••• t its between Capri and the a heir names and mainland (" piccolo Lord StO well said, "It is pressed as a difficulty, what is did. They gve t . employers against 50 . 843 SeettishCentr Esq.., 0 . e s a- Suitably emceed for all climates and with lull instructions In , e ine, ssee page 197) . geld by .1 - . Al l en, se, arerwice-lane, Pa ter canisters 1• ' * • - f l'ou are hereby authorised to pay one thousand guineas the sra nd his fa .................... 2,546 2,804 nue P ru • , ter -row• Sa 16 ofrd t eet • and Gordon, 146, Leaden.. enge fre . lb 2s id ; 21b 4s Gd ; slb lls , 121 b 225. The 121 b car- h d C bocc e e eters . •") Three wounded laien Were on board, to be done if a French ship laden with slaves for a French undertaking to guarantee him a d their seats in and on 32 % Scott sh Midland ..... _ . ~ ~ , ' ' inn-etre , tiger, 0. x o -s r . to any man in the world who proves to you that he can • s " fifteen" resume . hi the mein a 9 Shrewsb lan. , The et, London. ij ,,,.. 77, ei te o g n eo r t eceipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry and viz Acquarono and Cori already mentioned, and Amil- port is brought in ? I answer, without hesitation, restore harm. The gleriou ~ .1 cracked his wp, Y _ ury and Birminghane .. .... 1,541 1,868 teech my system of horsemanship as practised and taught b enger wounded at Sap r i hich has been unlawfull divested • re- the vehicle; the coachman gar Y se a echoed through the 4sti Shrewsbury and Chester ........... to oe CORDIAL BALM of SYRIACI7M is employed inbothsexes 1 veyore to her A isu•eet, Lo , ndon; Fortnum, Mason, alid Co.. pur- . , y care Buonomo, a pass , . _ . ,as he alleges, the possession w 2,626 3,064 5: ' h h f of his four hoi it y amidst the ao Shropshire-1J 1 • 922 940 ... Its - norate the impaired powers of life. Its action is purely balsamic; street ; also at 60u7StY' 18-, Piccadilly ; Jame 3 Wells, 4a, Sloane me, without having p y reviousl rec • d • t " erne ins ructions directly y OSe bth who landed, on his refusal to land ; bulk was scind the illegal act done by your own subject, and leave rattle of t e oo s went on swa 57 _ non ................„ off ' oovver in re' I tee n ., s _ _ Inv gorating the frame in all cases of nervousdabnd .4, eheapside ;49 ' rteeehurch•street ; 330, 430, and 451, Strand ; or indirectly from myself. part of the cargo (arms) missing ; the old coach quiet street, and . the angry •• one inside" a'one SOUth Devon ....... ...... 2 523 2 667 broken, and arms were • the foreigner to the justice of his own country." Mr ° e d ' I . ford-st • reet. and 60, Bishopsgateestreet ; 63, 150 and 198 Oxe (Signed) n " leaving 301% •• •• •• •• •• ' ' South Eastern 7 43 18 287 1144" a, ehllity, obstinate gleets, impotency, barrenness, and e- : "3. 5. RAREY. d 1 aded on board ; twenty-five The same law has been laid down by the United States. cheers of the " fiftee , at in front of the house in which in -•-••••••••"•••••• 1 -' 1 ' • as also foun , 0 , passengers were on the paveme South Wales ...................... 6.797 6,462 park, ts nil s ,,T.!slitg from venereal excesses, has been demonstrated by - 7 7- -- -________ ----- --- 7 .--____________ ... "To Messrs. Tattersall, Grosvenor-place." wn to the captors th which in his glorY• erne ' ol ter and applause ) But the ing3- missing. It was kno . at sho had been In the case of the affair of the Terceira, in 1829,in as borne. .---- 1 , • ' . --- A South York.,Doncaster, and. Goole .• 2,275 2,306 ' or fe u ' 4llll g success in thousands of casee. Price I IS. Per bottle, - - din acts of pnac and 'fish law fitted Shaks eare w h I alluded was mined still further 10 0 moan PISCICULTUR -- R recently employe . ~ Y unauthorised hos- Portuguese refugees, in contravention of Bri , . 53 4 1,12 793 Clio r T ile r, uttes in one for 33s which saves Ils. IN FRANCE -Th P i aistice te whic Taff Vaie .......................... , 4, se, lite e ' C 'NCE.NTit &TED . " lE ti 5.P 1,1 " - es RIVE ESSENC an an - „ DETER, e . - . tablishment et yr • ' e e -r e eat pisciculture] • tl eV overed to b ' - taity and the explanatm ns enere d bY the captain were, at out armed vessels in British territorial waters, and were poetice k etanteee s subseeuen Yum ea defaulter 35 ulste r , .... „ „ .„. _ .............„ 1,352 1,513 , . th. • ernedy , f or ; unlegen, whicn at the outset, was [ADVERTISIERNT. ever Des ai - 1--N p r. -Hclloway's pure' i d d for any of , enly in tended as all e;ents not such as te command implicit and immediate pursued by a British ship off Terceira, they were merely This acc= ese, and I heard the story that I have told you 77 Waterford end Limerick ............ 1 • 533 I P: ''. 111 0 tna i ltled forms of Jcal Tr e system, and is reeommen e laboratory for tbe improvement of Ointment and Pills.-After using these remedies for 12 ~„ „, „ 551 62 , . ~„., tl e 1 h th d f We must also remark that some important prevented from landing on that island the armed force so in his b afterwards from a poor clerk, once in his employ, 27 West Cornwall •• .• •••• - . 7e, 11 l y symptoms, such as erupticns on l te me o s o artificial prop ea credence. ' ;,..„ . 10t,CileS O R th l'e of Thomas ' some years 424 476 ' 12 4 Whitehaven Junction tion already introduced, weeks only, Mary Dixon, wi Dixon, fish- amongst which were the certificate of illegally collected in British waters; and no jurisdiction d to whom the " ono inside" bad frequently paid sums as laa s, ls• end went e head and face, enlargements of the throat, Las now, under the dire • ' a. " -- - , ship's papers, . 682 N tl d B V . ; . 8; York and ewca.s e, an erw c zedli* % ,:,- , ...tteu,„ I . _ _ ft e _; threatened destruction of the nose, palate, etion of the A dniinistration des monger, Regent-parade, Harrowgate, wag entirely curea ownership, and the tnaritirne ass art P P , were wanting ; and was attempted to be exercised over the ships themselves, to conceal his delin uencies & he Fonts et Chaussees, ae • s Zsh money q .In strong contrast .. odi e. , i'.5.7r4 ,„ u; ...pu.r ly detersive, and its oeneficial influence on t ustify the ea nsidered by h York and North Midland& Leeds.. - ,-- . quired an extraordinary develop- of a bad leg of many years standing, showing the wonderful although this would not j . . ptpre, it would add and even this amount of interference was co demure acco to the portrait of this instant, it is indeed pleasant - ate, . " es P t D ' th uernable. Price I Is. and 335. per bottle, also a saving wen.. tiring eyi ar 1856, it sent i ff f h d' • when properly used. She had ts produce to 191 e ect o t ese me mines to the other grounds of suseicion presenting themselves to high authorities at the time to have been an excees of to see amongst the supporters of this festival d t YOREIGN. ' - ' t .1 1It'ir , ekl - S PURIF private applicants in 59 departin t au amongs 9,977 2,7 39 ' , i tile ren ledY in YING SPECIFIC PILLS constitute an effec foreign piscicultural societies, a n d en s, to 30 French or been confined to her bed for five years, and was twice the captors. Gius .. . eppe Mercurio, who was on the ship's power on the part of Great Britain. i tibly led the toasts to be given that the " vicar and clergy" are an- 108 Dutch Rhenish •••• •• gss - - Lyons and Mediterranean .......... . . _ , 6 e a d i ._ either sex for all cases of onorrhcea leet, stricture, Iss -. sages of g , g to nine differe tan inmate of two different hospitals in Leeds, but with- muster-roll (a steward ortasZt72 •,, , a u r ppears to have landed, The conclusion, therefore, to wh i t l e n s i , rre s ;. 9 th t the cap- pounced. That the Church should ever look upon a well- _ _ yO Ol se b ox. the urinary organs. Price 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lls. States. In 1857, the number of private n • 9 relief ad w • d been wounded, and li , ms, on shore at Sapn , both from international law ad p i Ifontereau and Troyes .......... •• •• .... - . 1 4°. Sola at -by n commodated with its produce was 490 - S applicants ac- out obtaining the slighte.t , n as finally in• an zegulated etagc with suspicion must be regarded as a strange 63 Namur a • ' nd Liege .... ~........ •• • o missing at th ture of the " C 1 . •" 'Begat 40 521 38,812 ust have een if so, he m . e capture. ag lan was 1 • d bound to afford anomaly. Both are teachers-the Church of high and sacred 539 Northern of France ••••••••• • •• •• "' •_ , - )111.00, i i . , oN ser aniel cl eimb to . I , . 43 s ich ig win , • 78. Gracechurch-street, City; Bartlett . departments, including Algeiia ; it was, m , residing in 66 enned that ehe must lose her leg by amputation. stances, and bear' • •d th Both Sardinia and England are indee Under these =cum . . . mg in vain e . • ve themes of morals b done by their respect' , . , and of virtue. The stage is also a moral .- Orleans and Central .. the c°llll - 'it id Watta, 1 7 St Lem-street (four doors from London Bridge) ; f 13 • • d at t Holloway's Ointment and Pills, oreover, or. eing in LIN ary st • ward ' ran t ; W %non aIC it) r h h • rd• warded to 32 societies and to 10 Statee. During the whole of the facts we are ot opinion that the Neapolitan redress if wrong has een hich the teacher an instructor and •• er - Paris and Lyons .... -• • •••• •• •• Net ; 11 4 1 ' 67, St. :Peal' . * re o.„ .ow-c urc 3a , and using them perseveringly, she averted that calamity, ' was "ustilied ill taki • sub • eet; and to entertain any comph!int w • , a satins , where tbea‘ mirror is .... . Paris and Rouen. .. •• .. •••• •• •• ',' " 7: - ' "haY and ei-cherchyard; J. Sanger, 150, Oxford- same year, 1,500,00 0 young eels were transported in and is now erfectl recovered.-Sold by all melamine to p 3' ~ . commanding officer J . ng possession of j , t urge against them by bald up to nature ;" where our faults and follies are exhibited, h ......... 37,a07 35,476 ...._ y have . 1 941 Paris and Strasbllll •• •• ,• trdi nc ~ .... e Dietn chsen, 63, Oxford-street • Butler and fb 9 1 dth - • her into N the Cagliari, and in taking aples (where she Two Sicilies hemaacts of their subjects ; but to use to- not for the purpose of imitation but to be beheld painted in - ' Rouen and uavre•• ..•••••••• •• ••• - ate._ s e y tea apatite ; Prc tit and Banana ' the waters ote .. o ugne, an e experiment will vendors throughout the world, and at Professor Hollo 'ma encors tin . ° 22 9, Strand.; and all was in fact going), in order to secure a full investiga.tion reason of t th iudicial language of Lord living colours, 8,12 d seen only to be despised. Therefore, to see 621 I V est and North.Weat of France .... 32,243 1 29.624 ughoi Utile United IS iogdom be repeated this year. way's establishment, 244, Strand, London. 'of what really had occurred on board. The only alterna- 4 wards that State 0 , . *--...._., Examples of Bonus up to May, 1855 : ........_ Poß e ZIE4 - Bonus in Permanent '4410 Age. As S s u ur m ed. a to dd S i u ti, o n n Bonus as ein R .iuction of Cash. Annual Pre ''••-•......., Assured. mium. lgag 4 - ---- —..._,...,..- • —.—. l i X £s. d. £s. d. £s. d. 184 1 , 55 3,000 867 17 7 424 1 4 56 3 8 1845 ; :. 4,000 749 4 0 325 16 0 32 0 4 )844 1 2 2 ,000 232 18 0 156 15 0 16 6 0 Ittl , s r 2,000 154 2 8 103 16 8 10 15 2 ----_______ --.„, 05 2.800 120 17 0 7 2 14 6 67 7 „... PER 70 z 4.'