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3 LEA. &s: S .: E H6i D peti,.., ~AATk.,sIFDIaXrE. D.R.E.77N., f T . ' A . I.-- . ;en. ' ' ';''':, _co'inilh : p i r 1-A t . a ' a • E n il• l ' S s2 t 6 t518.5 : 0;511. 1 ;a 0° 001. 1 laaooa l l :111 ' 1 , K E GG 11 .. as l : l ;: j r. n u . . k i g laD i l i 6 T I SP .F I7 : II G . _ , ' . ..t.• TUE SU N , ~...... /At) ND ON l' EY EBDAV'tV ,E N - 1 N G 3AN VARY "'''-' 12 9 18 S: NE GEcalt. - . -----------: Cs .di, oovo fluor inst atht nr in. . . 1..33i: : 13:6. , 9 -- _ __ . .. „ „. _., . ~.....„............-..-.......-, .......,....... • - 'i 1 ,. A dar's tank. A sortie made against the assailants , cessfully and sent down in safety to Allahabatt. • Lieutenant C. Nedham • Lieutenant P. B. Lucas ;Lieut. * SHARE IVIA.RIETS--.This Day). • rtirb laintton from the canal was most successful ; the Rifles The particulars of these proceedings will be found beat back the rebels and brought in two of their briefly detailed in the service messages of the Go- J. P. H. Crowe, from riBth Foot ; Capt. W. S. Milner from half-pay, 46th Foot e Captain Hon. A. Bury, from' ' eve RAILWA.Y.S. ' Shr. Pahl ileum/as. Leasing 18-pounder guns. The fire of the rebels from the wernment. The information thus afforded is, as will balf-pay 82d Foot ; Captam C. Hurt, from half-pay, lst closing rr c.• Business done ? Sithadar's tank was also quite silenced, but our extreme be seen, extremely unsatisfactory, and afford.s very Foot ; Capt. E. D. Fenton, from half-pay ITnatteched i . I Lieutenant G. r. Coryton, from the 70th Foot. To shr• Paid RAftwErs. this day. thie day. SUN OFFICE, Seven, - o' Clock. I right and the 64th Regiment suffered very severely. conveya little material for a connected narrative, It is be Lieutenants. -Lieutenant H. V. Vigors, from 39th Brigadier Wilson is killed, and Major Streling badly shrewdly suspected that some portions have been Foot ; Lieutenant C. P. Fitzgibbon, from 30th Foot ; --7 Bc4 l — u y e dl t e g s hd aa mi e - j h c .. 25 all ,Col.btour Vy. E.U.,15E.0 12 - 14 ber of 1, wounded. Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Cawnpore at p withheld by the Government, in which case fuller Lieutenant 0. D. W. Hunter, from Ist Foot • Lieut. ; 125, 10 Ambg. Nottnes Bost. 5 , i inspecte OVERLAND MAIL. five p.m. of the 28tb. The ladies and chtldren of the Lucknow garrison are encamped four miles from Cawn- articulars will go home by this mail, and duly R. T. F. Stammers, from 47th Foot ; Lieutenant S. E. di Emtn• Jane.- . 2 -P. 50 all Belfast & Ballymen e - a I mandan Orr, from 47th Foot ; Lieutenant R. Annesley, from officers appear in the English papers. But it is clear that 97th Foot ; Lieutenant W. Hedger, from 57th Foot ; pore. 1.31 all Btrmng. Wolverh. & ~... _ 71 . -B SI : 1 1 -6- 0 ( 0 Neils. Direct. ... - ••• to recei --.--..- Stour Valley ...... ... ov St. l loo Do. New Do „._-_,.... whatever the extent of the intelligence which may Lieutenant W. J. B. Martin, from 55th Foot ; Lieut. ••• --- ••• cers and have reached Calcutta up to the present time, St. 100 Birkenhd. Lanesh. & INDIA AND CHINA. Copy of service message : From Cawnpore, Dec. 7, 12 noon. there is still great ground for anxiety, and even out purchase-Captain and Cheshire Junct C iinc_ o v, m_ iasz p ci. a N:_ ni n. we. 5. .,. ____Tar,L9ce9; ...._......___.913t2but:Z.. 50 all null & Selby. 'il. Se N.M. 107 - 108 at Chat . T F o r o c m al t c h u e tt C a o . m m ander-in-Chief. 1111th. r N o . o t ßa - l ii i s o , f b r e o m n, 4 j 4 o t r h s , F w o i o t t h . Quay, C apprehension. It is due to the Government to Brevet-Major Edward Moore ; Captain and Brevet- 25 all BlackbuTyrni;.; 9 1 - 94 . Major E. L. Blosse. To be Captains without purchase- 25 all Blyth & 2 12 5 1 - ••• men of We have received, by Extraordinary Express, notice that when the news of fresh dangers and Lieut. J. T. T. Boyd, vice Moore; Lieut. R. Maunsell, .£2s(iss. at £45)... ..- - ... 121 all Lon.&Greenw S.Eastern l2 -13 90 - 92 a a l l l l D D o o.. i i s ta r r e e s 3 . D p o o lornew I our usual letters and papers in anticipation of the To the Governor-General. discomflturesreachedCalcutta troops were promptly vice Blosse ; Lieut. J. S. Travers; Lieut. R.W.Cardiff ; St. 100 'Bristol & Exeter-. ••• 881 - 881 881 8 20 all Do.Preforence Do 23 -24 the 10e Having yesterday morning finally completed the ar• sent up. These measures, taken ju s t i i e ti tre , Capt. J. W. Tibbite, from half-pay 62d Foot ; Capt. T. B. St. 100 Caledonian.... ....... •• 0 , p.. 34 38. 5t..100 Lon. Til., &S. Pete &Co. 99 - 101 Overland Mail. rangernente for putting the remainder of the sick and joined to the signal victory obtained by Sir Colin Tuite, from half-pay 28th Foot •Cat W H Crom ton st• 100 ChCACT & Holyhead at 10 ilO Do. Bark. Sh. Do The Calcutta Phanix, of the 10th ult., says of wounded, 860 in number, in safety, the Gwalior Coe- Campbell over the Gwalior mutineers at Cawn- from half-nav 42d Foot ; Capt. fe E. P lino; fi:ona hal l f-pan's Black. & Pass. •• • - "• 531 all Ma,nch.Bxton. La.&N.W. 1 and Matlock & Midld. 21 - tii comtniE liers ; l the death of General Havelock : tingent with its allies were attacked at 11 a.m. The pore, of whieh we hope to receive some further 63d Foot ;" Lieut. J. Bourke, from the 'Cape Mounted St. 100 Mdld.Bradfd. Yfidland 92 - !A of the ; affair ended in the complete route of the enemy, whose Riffles. To be Lieutenantsewithout purchase -Ensign S. 2 50 0 5 2 0 5 V I zbilf.iv.L:eAfbiaesrtjunnuce.. . 1 . 8 . 81 : i .; 9 i 10 all Dv. I 20 1 a aa 1 1l 1 1 l c c oc o o r in i. k k Iv, a a n l d l . B . . a . . n . i . I . o . n . . .. .. .. • 1 . .4 1 . -__ _ 1 . 3 .5. . "It is uncertain on what date General Havelock details before going to press, are to a great extent J. Shortt ; Lieut. J. W e Poole, from 30th Foot ; Lieut. T. 6#, 61 Newmarket camp captured was pursued for 14 miles tilting the ••• - ••• men of received the wound from the eff . ects of which he died. 1 BuryE.G.spc. E. Count.. i- in Culpee road, and we ca tared 16 uns of different P g encouraging, and it is sincerely to be hoped that L. Stack, from 34th Foot ; Lieut. H. S. Stewart from 10 all Do. B . ...... .. .. ... d 50 1 all NekEst.s p.c. Do 55 - 57 561 (Royal It Ps indeed uncertain, here n 1 Calcutta, whether his the worst is over in that direction. Nevertheless 34th Foot ; Lieut. F. W. Osborne from 48th Foot • calibres, 26 battery, carte, waggons, &c., besides 50 all Do. 6 per et.. Do ... - ... Highla death WAS the reault of a wound at all. All that we • the loss of General Havelock and Brigadier Wilson L lt i . eu u te u n a a r d nt , R f r . o F m . B 2B u t r h ro w F e o s o , t f ; ro L m ie 9 u t t h' en F a o n o t t ; Lie uten an t' 6 1 : 9_ 21' 61_1 60f 11 an immense quantity of ammunition of all sorts, A. F. De B. St. 100 East Anglian : - ••• 31 met know of the lamentable and . unfertunate orcu nee i -both of whom have fallen in the course of the rre -- -8 oarkstoree, grain, bullocks, and the whole of the bag- 30 non derived from the telegraphic mesaage reoeived by ' tm, f i r i c e e i li te t l t , lt Feklii 3 .7 D t. o J n . ei ß an . , l l. C r e t3 l i s n all ii flT o s:th St. 1.00 Eastern Counties-- 4 6 0. i . :i ....-: 2 50 5 , i s a ll ll i pr Do e . s F t i . x ei e d w 5 7 p 1. ..c , L I GT ) .t o . :Nrisoar.stwshe7.:l3..27. ; 1 i 125! all !Do. e Sties. A Do - ... age of ihe force. Our loss was insignificant, and I contest-is* a hard blow, and all will agree that 33 32,i Regt. : Government from Cawnpore, and dated the 27th Nov. Lee not heard of the death of any officer except Lieut. though the'advantage is great the sacrifice has been 12th Foot -To be Majors without purchase -Major and 78 , 1 f. In that message General Windham says :-` General .. Salmond, A.D.C. to General Grant. I halt here to-day immense. Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel H. M. Hamilton, from half- BS 2s tt: 11 °O Bl gas D p o o .. t 'N edr e lo w il* 13n A 1*°* .. n. . : . *A ......... 5 .. t .. 11. .1 : Havelock died two days ago.' " Higlde to reorganise the force. List of ordnance, &c. :-One Nevertheless, it becomes more and more evident, p c ay Uhattached, vice Horne, promoted in 13th Foot ; 25 all East Kent .. ....... " 1 - .7 ,, :1 r . 92i The same paper summarises the various important 18.. ponn e er gun with limber, eight 9-peneder guns with as one e n cn r eak succeeds another in places letsl of the -- ... • ptam and Brevet -Major F. G. Hamley ; Captain W. St. 100 i Ea.st Lancashire ... . ne - Do 1 311 - 3241 32 events at LuctEuew and Cawnpore as follows :- timber, nine 9-pounder waggons, one 9-pounder carriage, expected, that the rebellion is not so near an en.d Lieutenant H. Cole, J. ' Hutehins-To be Captains, without purchase- 20 ell ,East Suffolk ... . . -- vice Hawley , Lieutenant F. LO all Do. .................. • - - St. 100 Wilts&Somrst Gt.Westn.' 85 87 186 of the On the night of tee 23•1 of November, the Residency two 24-pounder howitzers with limber, one 24-po d - LID er, as many have sanguinely supposed in thie country, Bagnall, vice Hutchins ; Lieutenant G. L. Studdert ; St. 100 EdinburghezGlasgon 83 -. " 63 PREFERENCE SHARES. try; ar garrison, with ti e women, children, &e., moved out for one 24-pounder waggon, one 24-poundee spare carriage, The fo nd as we fear 'the Government have been san- 12 a 1 1 PS D S: h . oe S rY a e t s i a. w . t v t n l s o a l rlsh. . M . M Claw, u ...s. e _ the purpose of leaving the city. Ttus movement was one transport cart with gin, three 18-pounder limber, Captain C. R. Colt, from half-pay of the late 21st Dra- 0 all m e t a andPeebles... en ]. - en, 25 i all Blytli and Tyne 10 p. dian i a guinel; led to stippose at home. goons; Captain C. J. C. Sillery, from half-pay, 30th -t. 100 ,Edinb.Prth.leDunde, - .5Z., ......- o.n covered by Sir Colin Campbell's force and effected "in . eleven store carts, three 8-inch mortars, two 55-inch , • Foot ; Captainß. Ramsay, from half-pay, 62d Foot ; 0 all IForthandClydeJunc. ••• ...... ••• to eml ____ the presence of the whole force of ()age." All wastaken mortars. Total-16 pieces of ordnance, 26 carriages of Captain G. R. J. Marshall, from half-pay, 57th Foot ; St. 100 Furness ...... ........ . n • ...._ k i and 1:: away. The King's treasure, ..anuountieg to 230,0001., different sorts. CHINA. Lieutenant R. D. Knight, from 94th Foot ; Lieutenant St. 100 Glasgow& S.Western A 20 7 Do. 4 per c. Shares.. - ••• sth F . _. 101 St. 100 IC'aledn..£lo 41 p. c. 95 - 97 the state prisoners, all the eerviceable guns, in fact The following is from the Overland China llail H. N. Kippen, from 4Sth Foot. To be Lieetenants, 4 A 001 Regt., ' ' li e--Ensign CM He •d •E• n H -4 t- . 100 'Great Northern lOO - 1 . 69 i 99 -i -- 1 - St. 1.00 ;Ches. & Ho. 51 p.c. ... - ..• 10 all Clrreat N. of Scotland 91 - without pure as • . erwai , nsig .- ; St. 1 100 j B e i.:i P s ' . 'e & f. r4 d p * a . t e s . l) -e i t . ! e * ls -- 9 ** l * everything worth removal, was removed. Sir Colin's From Allahabad., Dec. 8. dated Hong Kong, Nov. 28 :- 86 -88 86e 6 of the Neabitt ; Ensign W. D Jarvis ; Lieutenant J. F. N. Ste 11-00 Do., A. Stock - _ force then fell back on the Dilkhoosa, following the route From Brigadier Campbell, The past fortnight has been characterised by little e . tt, L fr i o eu m te 7 n 2 a d n l t 'oo u t ;. L m ie o u r t j e a n n a d n , t f S r . o r n al 4 l, 6 f t r h om F r ot th ; 61 all Cork&Bandons3P.c. - - ••• and a 101 by which it had advanced, and ultimately left the To Lord Dunk ll t en, but repeated rumours, each one affecting greater ac- St. 100 Gt. Sth.&West.are). 9 - 54th .1 vicinity of the hay altogether, for the Alumbagh, some H Fo e o w t St. ;100 Great Western. 6 t -- 62 - 61e 591 i i 60 li St. tOO lE. Anglian Cls. A Sh. ... - - Military Sec. to the Gov.-Gen. curacy than auother, as to when active operations LieutenantJ. S Richanison, from 72d Foot; Lieutenant et. 100 Do., B. Stock - 127 127 men ( miles at the Cawnpore side of the canal which runs to , St. 100 Do. Str.V.R. gua.St 53 Alt ihe women and children from Lucknow have were really to commence. The fiag-ship Calcutta • er from 42e1 Foot ; Lieutenant F. Alben W. T. Fres , . itobei the south of Lucknow. From all this it is evident that ' from 4Ch Foot ; Lieutenant G. de L. Lacy, from 63d L 2 all Irish South-Eastern. ••• 7_ ••• St. 100 Do. do. Cls.o 7p. c. 110 - 114 st the time of the departure of the Commander in Chiet's arrived safely. with a number of the steamers and gun-boats, left Foet ; Lieutenant A. F. B. Wither, from 55sh Foot. 5C all Lancaster &Carlisle. 79 83 s 6 t . 4 t a o l o l D D u o n . d . P o e .. r c t h 15 ..& 8 A b 6 o p r . . J c St. lioo !Eas.Co.Ex,sp.eNo.l 106 - 109 110 6 5 --- 1 6 10 1 the 97 force, the rebels, and in great etrength, held the streets --- for the River ou the 17th and 18th, but beyond this, 13th Foot-Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. Horne, 161, 14t:D0., Thirds B-10 p z 10 . . 7 . C. PI of the town. They are apparently determined to make From Mundesoor, via Seerpoor, 30th Nov., we believe, no further step has been actually taken, from 12th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pur- 16i 15 Do. New Thirds -10 ; - 128 • men the struggle a desperate one, and have fought better- 7.35 a.m. and the capture of Canton is still in perspective. men I far better-against the East India Company than ever From Colinel Durand. . The admiral is said to be des;rcrus for the presence. r 'Colonel T. Fauuce, from the St. Helena Re e l M A a . jo m r en 16 ' 6 Do., do. F 116 I chase. To be Majors-Major and Brevet Lieutenant. St. 100 La.neash. &Yorkshire 93 , 1 •-__ 9 1 4 d 94a 31 i The J they fought tor it. To Governor-General. Colonel Holloway, who is appointed to the itnme- 10 all 13(:), 10/. Debentr•Sh. ..• - • - S S 2 t o t s . * 1 1 0 00 a : ll ll D E D D 3.. 0 0 0 s '.. t N s N ul 0 e .,. ; .1 2 ,0 6 G . p . p. ;•: 6 . r . ................... 1- 1 t 2. ) : 5 . 4 : _ .. . Strvi . an C d at iß h '2O 1 11 D el Ur t - ••• a 0. •on .per . ...•• ••• St. all 'Do. do. 4 per cent... ... - •.. On the 28th ollerovember Sir Colin Campbell appears 21st-Encamped four miles south of Mundesoor. The diate command of the Marines, and who, with the inoudinatble To be Ceptains, without pure r c e a v r e t, t LfrioemutenhaanitpCoaylounenlatthtescHheodn-; 3 ' 1 Do., Wst. Riding Un. ... - ... - 109 107 i 8 St. iOO EastLancasli.6p.cts. ... - ... India to have marched from the Alumbagh for Cawnpore, enemy came and attacked our left front, and threatened remainder of that body, is expected in the Ade- ye,rdon, from 2d Foot ; Captain W. H. Grimston, from St. 100 Lond.Bright.&S.Cst 107 .... _____ _ 1 5 all EAW. York. J. sths ... - ... and t leaving at the latter post a division under Major-General our right. They were repulsed and driven into Muede- laide, whose long passage is now creating some 4th Foot ‘ , chittairti, R s Bayly, from half-pay 95th ~1 .te . Wester . 281 t‘i 9811 1 6 2 hase.-Captain N. H. B. 111 all London dr Blackyraln 6i - 8 i 61 i St. 100 London e t N. 10 9 Edin.& Gl. 5 p.c. Sh. ... • - ... Th Outrun. The chief object was to engage the Gwalior soor with some loss. On the 22d the column advanced anxiety. At all events the f irce at present here is Foot ; Captain la. . a , ~. - ... - 5 5 4 St. 100 Ed.PrthADun.4p.e. 73 T 7 from mutineers, who, according to some accounts, had seized on Kelobeepore. The enemy gave tbe rinfit bank of the ver lar d bbl hb tt bl t k ge, an pro a y muc e ,•at a e ota e Lieutenant G. S. Twynam, from h M&B r- • - - 6let Fuot ; Lieuteuant 19 all D0.,161.S ~ ••••- i .... 4 , ' 11 from half-pay 48th Foot ; 20 all Do. Fifths . . St 100 Furness, sp. c ....... ... - ... Mart the native city of Cawnpore, and who, according to th e river, and confined himself to round shot fire from the John Ceimming Clarke, from 76th Foot ; Lieutenant J. L 2 ''' J ' 5 Do. Eighths 4 St. 100 Glas & .A'.W.G.S p.e. ... - - ••• Cati r ton than General Wilson's was to take Delbi. I • St. 100 ! Greet Northia 5 p.e. 115 - - .18 115 17 16 by w government news, were at least threatening the sta- fort and suburb which proved harmless. Celumn ere eve een no additions to the fleet sit ce Th h b •5 sll Ltelndrry.d/Colerains ••• - - R. Turnbull, from 75th Foot. To be Lieutenants, with- St. 100 'London & S.Weatern 97 - 68 971 out purchase.-Ensign F W Ruck, Ensign W. Cox. St. 100 .1.)o. sp. c. Redeem. route tion. General Windham-the hero of the Redan- crossed the river bY Baer," Ford: campe ,, at 2,000 yards ou . v r : r lest 0 e lend issue, with the exception of the 14th Fonet -Major arid Bre'vet-iieutneoleuel E. W. D. 25 all, r•ndndrry. dr Ennisk • ••• at 10 p. c. prem._ 108 -- 110 1031 commanded A Cawnpore and had marched out on ti l e from Mundesoor ; aivalry pursued Heera Sing and his 11 .01 1 1 t;;e t St. 100 Do. 41 per mut ..... 103 -- 102 10e unboat Kestrel ; ind.eed. we have no!. many more Bell, from the e3d Foot, to be Lieut.-Colonel, without and 26th November to attack ' a portion of the mutineers in horsemen, anu drove them with loss into a village on g ••• •-• urchase. To be Majors, without purchase-Major 10 11 Metropolitan .....,.... 100 60 Do. 5 p.c., Red. at 5 position on the bank of the Pundooeriver, 8 miles from Neemuch road, about 10 miles from Mundesoor, where - • vessels to come The steamers, Alacrity, Retribu- P it 1007 Nfanch.Shef.drLincln. 401 7 4 , .. , 62 - 64 60 chief Cawnpore. The general met with sharp opposition, but Vi er the Bellei-le and Melville hos the enemy's force ebo wed its standards ;on 23i column tion, and p , , John Dwyer, from half-pay unattached ; Captain and 10 . 1 Do. J. L. Ricardo e, Brevet-Major William Deugla,s. To bo Captains, with- 1 - ... arrangement ••• ••• n'i A ..... 91 P3i 1 i p. c. prem. ......... _ _ loi 10 all IGt.N.ofScot.lstPre. 10 151 ft after a fieht routed this body, taking all their guns but ' marched to a position north of Mundesoor on the Nee• pital-ships, the Princess Charlotte, storeship, and out purchase-Capt. W. B. Bower, from half-pay 14th St. 100 ISlidland .. ........ ...... v - ee l 20 18 iGt. S &W. (Ireland) ... - ... II eAn on e. General Windham returued to Cawnpore th a t ' mach road, and met the eeemy advancing. They took only one gunboat more the Teaz...r, may he looked Foot, vice Douglas • Capt. R. 11. Vivian from 3d West St. 100 Do. Birming.dt Dort), 65 - 67 th - '2 20 18 ID% 4 per e. Pref. St. ... --__ .: -28 ft. evening and it was most lucky that he did so. The force up a po s iti on w ith s t rong v ill age e t Goorrassela tor. The fleet now in ' Hong Kong arid the river India Regiment; Leut. E. D'H. Fairdough ; Captain 50 all efidland G. West. (Ir. ) ••• - ••• 50 a i at W.(Benll.Ex.spc 5 i 1 1 . on the Puodoo river seems to have been either a decoy in their centre, and overlapped very coesiderably both Consists Of ei:-.ht sailing vessels, aggregating 250 W. st. 100 IDo. con. red. 41 p.c. 90 -92 92 hold, held out to draw him from the entrenchment, or but the flanks of our nositien. Our artillery silenced the five guns, nine steamers, 149 guns, 19 b t d. gun oa s, an Let ail 'Cow-esti° &Carlisle.. ••• - ••• R. C. Spencer, from half-pay 43th Foot ; i 2_5 all Do. 2 ' Shares . ..... ... ••• - ••• Captain 0. Latouche, from half-pay 57th Foot. _ ... , St. 100 IDo. con. red. 4p.c.83 -- e. 5 T 1 13 - 14 advance guard of the main body of the Gwalior troops, guns on the enemy's left centre, and a party of her Cap'ain R. S. Bond, from half-pey, 34th Foot ; Lieut. 25 all tsTesvpt.Aberg.&Hrfd. band d ref. 97 - (39 97 three despatch steamers. There are, besides, fiv , e P. F. de Quincy, from 70th Foot ; Lieut. A. Smyth, 50 , 9 Newry & Enniskillet: ••• - ••• St. 100 Do sp.c.re . P weel swelled by the addition of all the turbulent spirits of th e Majesty's 14th Dragoons took the guns. The enemy was h • f • Birm Fret Sh.. 91 -10 s ins o war at the northern peal. from 45th Foot. To be Lieutesiants, without purchase 20 , all 'newly, Warrenpoint 8 all Do. • • to r large extent ef cennirY they bad marched through, by driven from his poeition with heavy loss, but a body of Of th f e orce to ba opposed to us at Canton no re- - Ensign J. Glancy ; Ensign J. 0. Machell; Lieut. K. es Restrevor ••• - ••• 1.0 all Do.ChesterBp.c.P.S. 16 -17 K.%)oar Sing'd meu, and by various details ef irregular them threw themselves into the village and continued to li bl i fo t -I a e n rmanion can be gained. There is every ___. , Hill, from 31st Foot ; Lieut. G. H. Cope, from 55th St. 100 Norfolk- 6l - 63 62 34 - 31 10 all Do. do. 5 et. c. do. ••• 9 i - 101 beer Gna. Stk. 70 - 72 70 soldiers from diff rent parts of Central Indi Th• a. is aggre- hold it tenaciously ; whilst engaged in front the garrison Foot; Lieut. J. Anderson, from 17th Foot ; Lieut. W. 50 31 NortheeCountiesUrt 53i _ 54 53i i 4 3i St. 100 Do. Birm. _ 9 gated mass of rebels and mutineers aitecked " Nawab. ~f Mundesoor sailed out n and attacked our rear, but were . reaeon to believe tint it will not &mai what ' ' . Coxon, from 331 Foot; Lieut. G. R. Morgan, from 33d St. 100 North British St. 100 Do. irred. 4 per lent. 83 - er 9, - 95 gunge, near Cewnpere," on the 27th November, and they would le repulsed with lo•B by the rear-guard, which was timely ave faced us this time last year, aithoueli Foot ; En-ign J. S. Phelps, from 57th Foot. St. 100 North Devon, Rail. & lee all Do. do. do. 131 - 14 seem to have been in such numbers as to have rendered strengthened. Neeoauch is relieved, and the remnanta still large enough to give us a little trouble. Dock Stock _ ... ••• - S . t. 1.00 Do., A Stock ......... --. 20 al Do. do. do COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN.. e. -- - St. 1.00 Lain& York. 6 pc.St ... .. ... the retirement of the British force inte the entrenchment of this formidable inburrectioe are now occupyin g the We are informed upon good authority that there . • A fort and town ot Mundesoon . and . are said to . aineunt te was no foundation for the report that Yell had left Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery Reeiment-Christo- et. 100 Do , B Stock ... ...... ••• - •• Q St. 100 Lon. &KG'. 5 pe.No.l ... - ... a neeetsary measure. Teat night they burned down was the tents of three regiments-an easy feat, as probably housand men much dis lilted b their rs e • two t , e y p ated the city ;he is still in it, and likely to stand by it to pher Myer& Dawes, Esq., to be Paymest'er, from the Ist St. 100 N. a.storn - Berwick 97i - 1 93 i 98 7 i 81 7i - st. 100 Do. day of October, 1657. 25 all Do. do. Extension ... ••• - ••• St. 100 Do. New Guar. 6p.e. 135 - 140 Iwi there was not a British soldier there to oppose them. On defeats, in this battle of Mundesoor. The troops of all the last. The impression that the British are pine , COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTEN-.4NT. 25 , 161 Do do. G.N.E.Purch. 2d - par St. 100' Do. do. sp. c., N 0.4 115 - 118 was the following day, emboldened by the uepunished incen- arms, natives and Europeans, behaved admirably. Our to commencehostilities soon is decidedly being feltat • • - •• • St. 10) Do. Leeds St. 100 Lon. & N.W., Coy. & pres &whim of the previous night they attacked the entrench. loss is not heavy censidering the work done. lst Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia-En- , 81 -85 , Ble 5 Nuneaton se. et... ... ---- ... for bt 100 Do. York Canton. Some of the citizeus are moving into the sign Win. Lea Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Holyoa.ke ment. On this occasion they, however, counted without According to another message . reporting the above • bb • ce • ' St. 100 North London ... 93 -97 St. 1.00 Lon. & S.V,T. 7 perct. pani their host. They were met by a sortie, two of their Particulars, the c - . asualfies are •-Lieut. Redmaye, 14th neig °ulna e villages, and not a few have brought resigned. 10 3/.1 N. in S. Wstn., Hemp ,P.,5p.c.5t.N0. 2 ... - ... late 3d Shares ... 155 - 160 trar heavy guns taken, and themselves beaten. It was on Dragoons, {sled, and 8 rank and file ; Lieut. Jamea, their femilies to Macao, and even to Hong Kong. 2it Regiment of Kings Own Staffordehire Militia-Lieut. 1 dC t J ••• - ••• - 21 111 12i all Lonrly.& Color. ISh. - - ... , , John Edward Knight to be Captain, vice Oldham, resigned. • • s i • • 20 I.V C rth °L. ff Ih re 31 e _ ! . eon, - 1 or. 121 all Londee&Ennis. 1 Ste ... - this occasien that Brigadier Wilson, the commandant of wounded severely in the arm ; Lieut. Martin, ditto in There seems now to be no d.oubt at all that the sth Regiment of Royal Laneashire Militia-G. Fenton, , , - , - 120 118 i a Vl' trn - ••• St. 100 en, S.,ern. 6p. Cent. 115 the 64th green's, was killed. leg; Lieut. Prendereast, slightly; and four other effacers French are te assist us ; a correspondent up the Gent. to be Ensign vice Tucker, appointed to the Ist '0 1 all Notts es e . 0 all N & S.Westrn. June 81 - 9 1 1 6 41 Do. do. do. .£6 ... - a Cawripere thus threannied, and threatened by a force very slightly, and 68 rank and file. river says that they are to furnish 1,000 men. This Royal' Dragoons • En'sign A. B. Lynch to be Lieutenant, 1 - I - • St. 100 Do. do. 34 per cont. 61 - C 8 of kuch superior numbers, nothing remained for the Calcutta E. :1". Office, 9th Dec., 1857. number will increaSe OUT force by about one-eighth. vico Quinlan, deceased ;J.D. M. Syers, Gant., to be xford Worcester & stead, an i y n St.lloo 0 ~,, _ 33 - Wolverhampton on 121 all Marypt. Se Carl. 4 p.c. ... - ... Commander-in-Chief but to turn towards it, and Very little of consequence has of late occurred Ensign, vice Lynch, promoted. 20 18 Portsmouth - 5 d 123 all Do. 43 por cent ..• -•• • dissipate the army which was attemp . ting to cut eft An Extraordinary Gazette, published at Calcutta, in the river. A successful gunboat excursion Royal Laneashire Militia Artillery Regiment-Second ..• - ••• Lie t 1 i• • W 10 10 \ Rhymney l2l 101 Do. do. - ••• his reinforcemente and comsnunications. 'This Sir on. the 9th of December,contains Brigadier Inglie's has been made to a, village near Fatsban im. i w itenan . - 108 St. WO Scottish Central ....., 106 , St. 'lOO nlid.Consol.6p.c. St. ... - •.. illiam alker to be Fiist Lieutenant i, vice es resigned, anda, ppointed Paymast r ; m. (este, s 1 Colin Campbell did, and in his usual effective ' narrative of the events at Lucknow, from the fest Creek for the capture of some fire rafts. G en t St. ;100 Do.Con.Br.Bir.6p.c. 133 - 135 to b S dI; t - Wlk i t 1 ' ~ e econ reutenan , vice a er, promo et . St 100 Sliro shire Union ... 48 - hU '. St, 100 Do. 41 p. c. Pref. St. 9 , 1 - t 9 style. He marched, leaving, as we have before men- attack on the garrison to the arrival of the force Another gunboat hes since penetrat-el to the sanae 7th Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Patrick • " P -. 3 1 2 .. St. 8 .Sitingbourne &sneer • a - t. 100 scot. N.E.Abrdn. St 25 - 21- 2 St. 100 Do. L. dr H. Pref. St. 88 - •90 ti nsd, Gen. Ounam with a division at the Alumbagb s under Gens. Havelock and Outram. This deeply in- place and returned with another fire left. The John Tieraan, Gent., to he Ensign. 34 - 36 341 10 all New.,Aber., &c., pr. on Cawnpore, reached that city, or rather the Biitieh en- teresting narrative is prefaced by a general order tollowing is the position of the vessels:-The Hor- Royal North Lincoln Militia-Robert Waller, Gents., to St. 1100 'South Ea5tern......... 733 - 743 74 i 31 trenchment outside it perfected hi* arrangements for the - in council, in which the Governor-General specifies net, the Highflyer, the Ac - mon, and the Elk, with be Ensign, vice Burt, resigned ; Arthur Lousada, Gent., i 1 . to be Ensign, vice Levick Euailiue CoOper, resigned. 50 ;100 South Devon 10 1 all ,Do. -1i per c. Shares ... - •• sp.c.red. sp.c.pm. ... - ... all Do. Perpet. 6 pr, ct. 11 - 113 nc ? • 10 safe convoy of the women, chillren, and wounded, to St. 100 'South Wales BO - 813 . numerous officers and civilians who distinguished ' eight gunboats form ae advance squadron, close to Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia -John - 10 i all !Torfk.Deb.4p.c.Sh. ... - ... 188 Allahabad,aud then went out and attacked the G walior ..eversey Lethbury, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Ellison, St.lloo Do. sp, c. Ext. 1846 ... - _ 1 th-niselvee during the defence. His Excellency the barrier ; the S impsen, at Escape Creek ; all A 1 Contingent and their allies. The 12Aln of the Contirgent ' 7- 5 d 2 , 0 all S. Yorksh. River Due 13 - 15 At 10 ;Do.. . . . prz o t ed. . . . St. ;100 Do, 55 p.c. pf , 1847 ... - ••• are just as good soldiers-if we may apply thelterm to " believes that never has a tale b?en t ild which the other vessels in company with the Calcutta, th or Stirlingshnie, &c., Militia, Highland Borderers e' ' 4 O all Staines,Wok.,&Wok. 9 ,- 11 St.lloo Do.Wv.V.sp. a ,1847 ... - .•• . wretches who murder women and children-aa Were any will so stir the hearts of Englishmeu and English- neer Watigtune. The marines and. sailors are . Light Infantry---. David Hunter, laee Qtarterneaster-Ser- St. 'lOO North British - 105 of the men of the regular Sepoy regiments. The Cen- women as the simple earnest narrative of Brigadier drilled regulail; ashore at Tiger Island. gamin to be Ensign, vice Jonathan Booth, resigned. 25 1711 Do. do., 1854 - ... 25 all ,Stockton & Darling 36 - 38 37 7 35 De. 71. Preference ...1 ... - ... Cogent itself consisted of four batteries of artillery, two Inglis. It rightfully commences with a soldier's The Shanghae steamer arrived, long before her Royal Aberdeenshire Iteeiment of Militia-Robert 25 5 I Do. do., 18q5 - ••• St. 100 N.B. Berw. 4p.c.Prf.l 96 -98 regiments of cavalry. and seven regiments af intantry, testimony, touchingly borne to the chivalrous cha- expected time, last night, having left Shaeghae Hamilton Irvine, Gent„ to a Eusign; Edward William 17 83 Do. do. do i- k • . ' St. 100 'Taff Vale 2O 13 !Do. Leeds 6 pc. No. 1 ... - ••• Ta all as highly disciplined as any native troops of any meter and high deserts of Sir Henry Lawrence, the only on the 24th. We have little news of general Yeeles, Gene., to be Ensign. ... I4Stockton & Hartlepl ... - ... St. 100 Do. Pref., No. 1 ... - ... 123 9 IDo. do. Qrs., 1848... ... - .... arm in the eervicp, Tan i t ome was not a ll that Sir sad details of whose death are now made known. interest from that port. A correspondent writes as 25 22 Thames Hay. D. &R ... - ... 25 10 'Do.York 11.&S. Pur. i - 1 , Oa Colin Campbell had to oppose. Amalgamated with it There does not stand recorded iu the annals ef war follows :- BANKRUPTS. 20 all Vale of Neath 193 -20 i 20 were the remnant of the Dinapore mutineers, the con- h • h 1 d ' 31217 Wi g le Y and John Wigley, builders, Sheffield, to St. 100 Wa.terfd. & Kilkenny 20 - . ' 5 20 St. 100 Ox.,Wor. &Wolv. 6 . an achievement more truel y erclic tant le e- " There has been a grand cutting off of rebel and let guar. ...... 115 - 120 118 17 tingents of all the ill-dispc*ed Rajahs between Gwalior surrender, Jan 23 aud Feb. 2*, at ten, at the Council- 5 0 all Waterford&Limerick ... - ..• P•e, T , fe ce of th ' e Residency at Lucknow, described in pirate heads. Some 50 or 60, or some say 100, were 101 - 105 1013 4 and Culpee, the bad characters---the murderers, thugs, n hall, Sheffield.. 20 all West C0invra11........ ... - ..• St: 1 100 Do. 6p.c. 2d guar... L ' the narrative which follows." decapitated to-day ; they w e r e mos t of th e m brought in • William Junes, gas 'fitter; Beak-street, Regent-street, 10 all West End of London St. 100 Do. do. Debeutr. St. ... - ... and dacoits-of Ceetral India, and all those who drea i- , His Excellency aleo mentions the names of Birch, by the Pluto, a small screw steamer bought by the Jan. 26, at two, s•uti Feb. 19, at eleven, at the Court of and Crystal Palace.. 7 - 9 85 all Scot. Cent. New Pref. .. - ... 20 all North Staffordshire.. 22 - - ,3 ing the advent of the Madras column to Rewah and the Polehampton, Barbor, and Gall amongst the noble Chinese some time ags." Bankruptcy. 5 all Do. A - 31 St. 100 Se.N.E.Aher.g.6p.c. . . - _ La contiguous districts, had pn.hed north in order to try Paul Hearnshaw, coal merchant, Sheffield, Jan. 23 and 5 all Do. B - 64 St.lloo Do. do. 7 p.c. pf. St. 105 - 110 Ba women who distitiguiehtel themselves, aud at the. The steamer did not call either at Fulchain or and escape into Oude. This was the description of Feb. 20, at ten, at the Council-hall, Sheffield. 20 all West London - .., St. 1100 Do. d 0.31 p.c. pf. St. 71 -73 1 army which Sir Celin Campbell attacked at Cawn • close of the order his Excellency ref-r. in terms of Amoy, but w e have news from the latter port to . 0 ..1 hn Read, carpenter, Lower Whitesross-street, Crip- ... ........ ••• 25 all South Devon lO - IUI Pe pore. They were routed with but trifling bee, their deep regret to the death of General Havelock. Six the 26ch inst., by Ll.M's steamer Nimrod. The Ma- 10 alt Do. First Class plegate, Jan. 25, and March 1, at t wo, at the Court of 20 all Do. Second Class ... - ... 10 all Do. fixed 43 pr cent. ... - „, St camp was captured. They were pursued along the month,' l atte is awarded to every officer and daganar had artived withloss of mainmast, through Bankruptcy. 10 all , Wmbledon &Croydou j ... - • - , Las all S. Eastern (Reading Culpee road for fourteen milee, all their baggage taken, soldier who formed part of the garrison, and to haviug takeu in mud bellast. The A‘lmiral was about Goorge Eade, marine store dealer, Bermondsey Wall, Ann.) of la Os. 6d. 23 -24 V• their munitions of war of most descriptions, and 16guns civilians who shared in the defence. to sail from Amoy for Hecatomb, with about 216 Bermondsey, Jan. 26, at half-past two, Anti Feb. 23, at one, BRITISH POSSESSIONS. St. 100 Do. 45 per cent 95 -98 felliog into the hands of the victors. c lobes. The toaster was fined $2OO by the Consul for at the Court of Bankruptcy. teo all Atiart. and St. Law. 1 ... •-• ... . St. 100 Do. Fixed4e p.c.Sh 94 - 98 -- n Thid is our latest news born Lucknow ard Ca enpore. The Englishman says :- failing to report a inui der cominithd by on.e of the an Joseph Itsdcliffe, wine merchant, Liverpool, Jan. 28 , lb 9 ' Bombay, Baroda, and' St. 100. Do. New 41 pr. cent .., - - (1 Feb. 26, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. St. 100 S. Wales Guts. 4p. c. ... - ... -- d uar 5p c ' 4 - 2 Cen.ln ,g . .. 1 .. _ ... We understand that letters have been received in town ceolies (wiles fractured the skull of auoteer Chinese James Mellor, money scrivener, A s ht on -under-Lyne St. 100 o. do. 4e p. e The sumatary of the other Calcutta pap r e s are - - ••• 20 all S.Yorksh.4p.c.Guar. ... - ... 11, announcing the arrival, 011 the 2d iagt, at Segowlee, of by throwiug a nollystone at him), aud pernatttiog Jan. 28 and Feb. 13, at eleven, at the Manchester Distric't !- 8 all 1D o• but imperfect. The int.-1 igence which they convey i a arge body of Ghoorka, troops, mustering 9,000 men, tie Court murderer to escape. A piracy was committed • - i 25 all Stock. &Dar., 5p.c.26 - • 28 re ; will be found in the folio wine Govenimeut mes- under tbe Bk 11 • S.l , - • 100 100 Thomas uc ne , currier, a mon s lane eamehouse, I Buff. , Brnt. & Godch.l ( 85 _ 90 25 19 Do do. do. re• comma, dof Jung Bahadoor. They are on the 16th T• at iughae Bay, about l 5 miles from Jan. , 22, and Feb. .19, at eleven, at the &art of Bank- 20' all detiffalo dr Lake Hur. El4i - 151' 100 100 ,6 p.c.bds.,l Ang.,7211 nn • _ nn St. ,100 Waterfd&Kilk. 6 pc. 50 - - 55 in. sages :-- acc ,mpanied by as many camp followers, who are said Amoy upon Lorcha No. 64, Rozario master. Three ruptcy. Do. do. 1 July, '73 83 - oi , -----__ tb Copy of Service Mesaage received by Electric Tele- to be half soldiers themselves. Jung Bahadoor was Fuhkienese juuks ran alon 'd dft th ' e gst e, an a er rowin e eorge ie, t, G VA li sewed. victualler, Gravel-lane, Hounds- BRITISH MINES. graph frem Lucknow, 234 November, via Caw npore marching upon G.,ruck pore, and it was said he intended to stink pots boarded. TI h d t' ley a no ime to take ditch, Jan. -, , 9 2 at half-past twelve, and Feb. 10, at oue, at East. ... - ... g 20 2s. !Calcutta and S. . 1 ..... ... 2112 Alfred Cons. (Phan' 121 - 131! - w• et 27 , h November : proceed to join the main army with the Commander-in- ad "e ' • • the Court of Benkruptcy. 20 2s6dlCentral Gude (Lun.), ... ...... ... 20 14 British Iron 5 - 7 1 vantage ot their capture, for the stink-pots, get- 20 lOs 'Ceylon A s hares 111 lie • cc From the Consmander-in-Chief. Chist at Cawnpore It ia probable he may have same William Lloyd, victualler, Bexley New Town, Kent, 100 100 Do. do., I Junc,'74! 80 - 85 ! , ... 20 Condurow (Carnbrn.) 75 - 85 To Calcutta. work at Fyzebad, before he joins Slr Cohn Campbell. ting among the gunpowder, blew up the lorcha, Jan. 22 and Feb. 23, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- 20 1 Do. B. d 0... ......... 1 .:. - ••• re 10 1 Dev. Gt. Costs. (Tay.) 420 - 440 killing and woundine several of the crew and manv i . --- ••• th To the Gevernor-Caneral. ' ' - ruptcy. John Reynolds Cattlow, scrivener, Cheadle, Jan. 29 171 all Deilkerar e . i ; . ... ....... I _ 11, i ... 27 EitSt Basset (11 , ogan) 90 - 95 Last night I Caused the garrison of Lucknow to exe The Bombay Times observes in its summary of of the pirates, 7of whom were missiug. Some of 111 -- 112 110 5 ... 178 Great South Tolgus l4l - 153 i t cute its retreat from the residency, csvered by the re- the 10th ult. :-" The section of our surnmaty the survivors of the crew are much burnt, and aro iu and Feb. 12, at ton, at the Birmingham District Court. ' Bt. 100 East Inchan SI 14 - 2p' ... 17,5 Grt.W.Alfrd.(Phille.) 4 - 5 having force, which then fell beck on alkhooen, in the which ought to have been most abundantly 11'10, on, spinner, Lemouslty mill hospital. The quotations were-Patna, 640 dols. ; Jamas Johns , • se . , , near Litch- , 00 20 15 Do. C Shares in „.. 7i Grt.W. Vor (Helstn.) 13 - li 11 D 4)., •c.Bnds.,'s7 , ••• - ... presence of the whole force of Oude. The women mutt to-day, in a great measure, remain a blank. Beuares, 645 duls. ; Malwa, 700 d.015.-very dull. field, Jan. 2'3 and keen 19, at ualf-paat eleven, at the Bir "'" a (). - P ... 17e Lady Bertha - el wounded, and state prisoners, and king's treasure, and For a fortnight the mails betwixt Lowe B l r enga Bombay cotton 17 dole. 50c., in demand. C it mineham Distrtet otn . - 100 all Do. do. do., '59, do.l ... - ... ••• 8 N. Frances (Mogan) 111 - 121 al 20 all Geelong & Melbourne 23 lace of rupsee, with all the- guns are in my camp. and Bombay have been cut off, the news reach- Our latest tic/vices from Fulichau by the same Janms Cotterell, soap boiler and tallow chandler, Lowes toft, Jan. 23, at one, and Feb. 23, at two, at the Court 20 2s. Eastern B . gai . 201 .13 1 Do.Blsldew yabie,s7 ... e•-• ... 5 r cent 20 -21 2N 1 i guar. pc . ..• ~,. ... N.W.Besset (Mogan) 13 - 1.5 F ... 3/ If North Wheal Crofty 4 - 6 A great many guns were destroyed before tee reeidency • St 100 Gee Trunk.. of Canada 5] - 53 191 51 , . ing us by the circuit of Madras ; and felt once- steamer are to the 21st inst. A fair atuouut of bus h iness in tea had been done during the last fort- of Bankruptcy. • , ••• li Par. Cons. (St•Blitzey) 17 - 19 V/48 given up, those that were worth orineing tailor Taunton T 100 all . P ' - only fen: once, we trust-the English reader John Roberts , , s an. 20, and Feb. 11 9 Porkellis IT, (Wend.) 4- 5 having been transported with much labour and made Jan, 23 and 225' ••• t 1 yen at the 'Exeter District Court. ' 20 ale Gt. In. Pen. g. 5 perc. 211 - . ; ei , e , 6s, Sort. Cons, Min. Co 1/ - 11 available for our own purposes. Tee state prisoners must depend for me t but stocks were still hieh-90 000 chests of ae e e Luoknow and Cawnpore e , e 7 congou, and 10,000 i balfscheetsi Oolong,. r Prices It . ch ra Gregory, geosen, ~ Helicax, Jan. 23 adF b 19 - 1 1 p1 541 20 4 . . Do. New. gear. 5 p.c. I 2. 1 i a . a ... 2e S. Caradon (St. Cleat) 340 - 350 S were brought with 113. intelligence oa our Citicutta conteiniforaries, Do 6 .c, Deben B4 - 86 843 5 i . - si d, 12 ••• 2S. Carn Brea (Illogn.) 4 - 5 c , which - can on - all ordinary occasions be supplied were without material alteration. PatnA was - "et el i nvil; at the Leeds District Court. - -: n e ' ' 20i all Ge. Wostn. of Canada- 203. •-•-.• 20i, 2s, „.. 19 S.W. Frances(lllogn.) 215 - e2J . t• ' r 100 all ,Do. . s pa From Cawnpore, 26th Nov. 1•50,p.m,• I four days 'later in date at least from Bombay than quoted 700 do's. ; Benares, 700 dole. ; and Malwa, Feb. 19, at half-past .eleven, at the Birmingham District Edward Bryan, innkeeper, Lower Mowley, B. ' . '6O 105 - 110 5 44- eala.se. &h. :Ajar:. 0n.7 -i t .. 13 prom General WindhaM. . - ' from any other point." 800 dole. The Kelso had cleared fir Landon ; and Court. - 100 all ;Do. do., 76, p. • do. loa - 110 10 9 Tin Croft 3 - 4 t 1 To Calcutta. The important pails' of the I summer fth y o e , the Sarah H. Snow for New York, was aluucst lull. Thomas Pornse woolstepler, and Feb 212, at eleven, at the Bristol District Cou t 100 all IDo do '73 , From°, Selwood, Jan, 25 -- ! ' .',-• ' *th t' • 1 • ' . 1.00 all 'Do, do., , 3,_ yes ou ? . • , 1.03 - 105 10b m 10 UreMineti,(GwennaP) ••• - - ... 12st1 V. of Towcy (Csunar.) 1 - 1 ' .1, To tbe Governor Generai. Bombay Times have been already conveyed -to us in Affairs at Swatow seemed by the latest accounts ' - . lmaster, option ...... . . , . a John Fletener, coa Smethwick, S r • taffordshire, • 41 pc i 19i -20 20 ... lt W. Basset (Illogen) ~.24 -26 I thie Mgrning attacked the let division of the G walior '' ye/ions telegrams , . - • , - . to'be reetored to their former tranquilli -AY.' I • Jan ' dFb's at ten at the Birmingha m Dis • • 20 all l efaclras,enae. -2 • : .27 an c• e , , , tc ict 21 - .22 ' 20 W. Ca.radon.(Lislerd.)o.oo - 110 ' a Contingent, a, , nontoing to up warde of 3;000, with two 1' In; ita - coat:net cial summary. we read :-" The The amount colketecl here on been& of the suf- • court. 20 all I Do. do., 5 per c. .. 1 ..... .•• t 18-inch iron howitzsrsearsd two light fiel l guns, up ei import market' has continued languid d • th tiring e ferers• in Ind'a has -been very large-RI-5,000. • John Burford, James Thompson, and J .seph Hadley 20 10 ' Do. 41 p. c. Exten n / ( i p . IDo 3d Ex., g. 5p.c.1 1-1 p 51 1 . ••• 53 Wh. Basset (Mogan). 115 - 1 55 ... 5 Wh. Buller (Rdruth). 260 - 28? the Pumice> River, eight-miles from Cewnpore-after fortnight. We have no change to report in our :RlO,OOO of this sum was remitted on a former ilaton Staffordshire, Jai . ironmasters, B , , . 25 uid Feb. 1 -2 , 20 5 • "' 20 5 Do. 4th Ex., do, „ e l 1 - Ipsl i- ... 5t Wh. Edevard(Calstek) 7 3 - ,`,: ; c fl a sharp fight for oee heur and a bait, we combletely money market, and the rates ot interest remain the occasion, and the remaining R 5,000 has been for- half- ast ten, at the Birmingham Dist, et Co t at p . .. . ir . 20 10s. Pude (Limited? , .., _ ... ... 117s' Ma Kitty (U. Liant) 11 - -In , John Csirnberbacti Payne, Ironmonger 111. riche tor Jan 13 routed them, and captured all but one light gun. I IScincle guar. 5 per c.l 2 - 2ip •• 8 Wli. Ma. Ann (Moulin) 44 --• 2 same. Government securities continue dull of sale. warded through the Oriental Bank Corporation, 26 and Fob. 12, at twelve, at the dutch. der Distr . • 20 5 1 , , 1 Ls.) 26 ••••• NO II ICt 4a Wh. Trelawney( will write particulars on my return this afternoon. 20 all ,Do lt The rates ef freights have again slightly declinet." per steamer Laneetield, at the eame liberal rate of Court. _ e en__ --- exchange, viz., R 225 per 100 duls. SCOTCH SEQUESTRA.TIONS. FOREIGN. FOREIGN MINES. t Copy of Service Message received by electric - 1 telegraph :- The followine is the summary of the Bengal - - - Robert Christie, tlesher, Dundee. ------------------ st • C - 1 f Andrew B list, factor, Glasgow. 10 all Antwrp &Rotterdam 61 - 7 2O ie Australia _ ........ .., . . . _ ct _ i p From Cawnpore, Nov. 27, 10 a.ro. Hurkaru, Decf ' lo :- NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—(This Day.) George Pirrit, s mith, Coatbridge • 20 all Ardennes 1 10s. Bon Accord Cop. (11.) A d . From General Windham. The news of the mutiny of the portion of 34th Jacob Laurie, farmer, Ggensone. 5 all Belgian East. Junct 1 - I n ' 35 27 Brezinieulnsp.(iesued o -4.-- at £5 pm) - 24 To Calcut' a. • writer, Kelso. 20 al 1 Beziersto Graissessae ... - ... n and 73d Regiments at Cnittagong and Dacca, must The followingeippointruents were made this afternoon George Main, & riniada ... _ To Governer-General. George and Peter Anderson, solicitors, Invernese. G all C a rmeaux , kToulouse 30 all Do. Cocaes n ... t have reached Etigland by last mail, in private let- at the Ad • I • • unra te .- Coal Mineseand Ry. 31 - ‘n 20 15 Do. St. Jelin Del Rey 12 - 13 12 . An goirg on well at Allumbagh. General Havelock Thomas Aitken, currier, Dundee. ii he Over ters, dispatched efter the publication of t - 1 1 Clarendon Con. Min. died two days ago, Mastere-V. P. Johnson, to the Scout; W. H. Drya- Peter M'lntosh Robertson. saddler, Glaegow. 20 13 Dutch Rhenish Co. of Jamaica v . land journals. The last report in connection with '2O all Eastern of France ... 281 - 281 28f / 1, dale, to the Arrogant. 40 ar Cobre Copper..., 42 -44 . hese events is ' the., the remainder of the 73d, at , . a 20 all Do. New . COURSE OF EXCHANGE.- Tins DAY. From Cawnpore, Nov. 27, 10 a.m. t Assistant•Peymaeter-Ilenry Winstanley, to the 16 Copiapo From Captain Bruce, by order of his Exerileucy the Julpigolee, are to be disermed. 20 2s. Euphrates Valiey ... ... - ... ... , 1 s =scrawls .• ••• • ,• "•• tm II Gibraltar .......• -- - - 1 all Dun Mountain Cop- Renown. all Gt. Central of France ... - ... i - Cernrnander-in-Chiet. We mention these facts here, because they come Ditto, three months ~ 11 19 Leghorn ........„ ... 30 30 20 _ per Mining Co. _ i c l -i p To Calcutta. first in chronio • 0 peal order,- but they are by autterdam .• •• •• •• •• •• 11 19 Genoa 2 ail Fortuna - t - id a To the Governor-General. no means prominent among the events of the fort- LONDON GAZETTE—Crhis Evening.) kiteeeto •• •• •• •••• •• -25 50, kilan .......... ... . Brussels .... ••-••-•• 25 51 Venice.......... ‘ • . 1.0 6 Italian Junction ,•• -- ••• 20 all Lake Const. & Bale ...• - •.. 20 all Geueral . l6 - 17 a i lam desired by the Commander-in-Chief to transmit night. For many days past the public attention — no — Bamhurgh •••••• •• •• .• 13 6 Naples ...........-„.. ~. 4114, 20 all Lierre and Turnhout ... - ...d 3 all Linares - 9 I the following to your lordship, dated Allurabegh, Nov. has been fixed upon the Commander-in-Chief and LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JAN. 8. Altcna .. •• ..........•• •• Palermo .... ...... „.. i 22 y, 20 6 Lombardo-Venetian 51 -54 P 611 Lusitanian . l3, - 441 i Notice is hereby given that the Solemnization of the raria•• •••• •• •••••• "" , 25 25 ,Slessina ... ... 123 1 all elariquita - i i a 5 all Lucca & Pist.sp.e.e. ... •• 24. I have arrived here with all the long convoy at- his gallant force, and their operations have been of - • • • • Do. three months •• •• 1 5 60 Lisbon .. ... .. bilia 1 all New Granada. i- g Marriage of Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal with ~ ,„ „, ~,2 % 20 all Lyons and Geneva... 28 -29 285 tended upon the rescued garrison. I propose to march a sufficiently dangerous and doubtful character to His Royal Highness Prince Frederic William Nicolas w ar=e-= ' -- - - „.. 25 60 ;Oporto .• ... . . .... ••••:" 1 1 all Novean Monde • • • • , Bourdeaua ..•• .. •••••• •• Rio Janeiro - 20 all Lyons & Mediterran. ... - ... .. - - i the day after tc-morrow for Bunhee, leaving Sir James justify the intense anxiety which has been felt con- Charles of Prassi ill k I •• a, w___ ta_e p_ace on Monday, the 25tn Frankfort-on-Maine •••. I`4o 113uenos Ayres... •• •• - 335 all Maiia Antenia - ••• 20 all Pont.SiLLlM.&Smlt 44 -55 3 Otitram with a divieion.-Benyal Hurkaru, Nov. 28. cerning them. , instant. Berms ........--•-•••• •• :New York,6o dagir sight - 10 all Do. New ••• --- ••• 5 1 Port Philip ••• - ••• i 111•111111MEMINP In our last Overland summary we assured our ' LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, JAN. 8. Vienna ........ •• •• ••.• 10 40 'Philadelphia . . - 20 all Namur & Liege 10 42 Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty will hold a Trlc''te" "'•"•• - '' '''' , mess or smarms, FEB OE: , 20 all Do. do. 6p. c. Pref. 20e -21 285 all United Mexican......l 43 - 11' i Service message received by electric telegraph, readers that they might consider the relief of • • • , e , , veterseura ••••••• -•• .. aen Foreign Gold In Bars E 3 17 3 Dr . awing Room at, St. amee s Palace, on Saturday the 1.6 all Northern of France_ 385 - 39 From Lieut.-Governor, C.P. Luckuow to have been really and satisfactorily 'Seth instant, at two o'clock. etadrid •-• .• •• ••• •• •• • • 48% Portugal Gold Coin • • o o 0 10 all NorwegianTruk•Prof 81 - 91_ , MISCELLANEOUS. Cadiz ••••••••• • • •• ••••• 49 etexiean Boilers . 0 0 0 • To Calcutta. accomplished. The event has shown that we There will be no Presentations to Her Majesty on this Direelona .... - - ••••• .„ New Dollen ..... 00 0 20 all Paris and Lyons ' 351 - 351 •••• ____,---------------_ To C. Beadon, E-q. were justified in making that aesurance. But the occasion. ! Silver in bare .• •... 00 0 20 all Paris and Orleans.... 56 -58 , 1000 900 Atlantic Tel. (Lim., ... -•• . The fo'lowin ---------------- g message received from Futtehpore at task has been a bard one, and the success pur- REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED AT T.nE QUEEN'S DRAW. ---•`-"---- -- --...-::.--•-:•••"' . 20 , 9 Reeife & San Fran., 25 19 Australian - Agricult. 25 - 26 25 3 rn. is to (Peritam.) g. 7p. c. 1 .- 11p 91 10 all Austral% Royal Mail ... - ... 36 p. rwarded for your information, Message chased at a heavy cost. We have no doubt, ING-ROOM, AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE. LOCAL SHARE mARKETA. . begins :-Frorn Futteb The ladies who purpose to att. 10 all Rome and Asseatie. ... - ... 10 all Berlin Water Works.. 4 - 5 Pere, Ist December, TuesdaY. from the subsequent movement of the rebels . , , end her Ma- I from Magistrate to Benares tenon. th ' ' Jesty's Drawing-room, at St. James's Palace, aro ..-___....--- _ 20 ah Royal Danis .... - ... e IneuteGovernor, which it must be admitted have been conducted nand 35 - 40- c.p.-- n No direct news from Caw requested to biing with them two largo cartis„. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 1L 5 all Royal Swedish - i 50 10 Brit. American t n o p tt ore to day, but a •11 that their a • ! with considerable ski , pl n was far STOCK Ex ... - •• with their names clearly written thereon, one to be left ' muteree.--I n th e Liverpool Stock Exchange 20 all Sambre and Meuse_ 8 - 8. 84 i 100 321 Canada ................ 100 - 110 109 i i . natxve reportagrees in meting tha the 28th and 29. b St. 100 Do.Go.6pc•Jan&Ju y . Nova rnber we were successful in our - , more eep y . d I laid than had. been supposed. Know- with the Queen's Page ill Attendance in the Corridor, and there waa again an active business doing to-day. South 10 a n 'So. 51 per cent. pref. 8 - fes 81 f Ene. 27 -32 sortie and capturau • St. all Copper Min..) 0 several guns.. Ladies auci children Ib 11 fr - now do, the immense ferce at their die- the other to be delivered to the Lord Chamberlain who Eestern, '22e 4 - e 4-Eait Lancashire, e 2- Great Lusere- 20 all Southern of France 221 - 234, 23 cent '23 -- 25 ' e-Leve, came in on Pi n' a "' we • ' • will announce the name to her Majesty ' bourg Colman, 8-' Irunl i tie Mielamtis, 911 -Loudon 84 all West Flanders 4l -+5 ' 25 all 'Do. Pref. 7a P. • . the moreiog of the 29th. Grand Trunk Road in C . Poeal in Oude, it is Impossible to credit the fact of 18 -igig ,1 1. wn It i •1 1 h I * s particu ar y requested tet in every case the names an er dN th Westerns, 98' 4 ' • - " 41 -Lancaster 1 99-Shefhelds, , 10 all Do. 5e ' _ per c. Prsf . 81 - 91 5 a'sl Crystal Palisco pore district a •nfested with sowers and , - communication is the feeble and impoverishe g . d• arrisen of Luckuow be very distinctly written upon the cards to be delivered anti Carlisle, thirds, e-- It Caledonians, 414. , 20 all W.&N.W. of France 273 - 285 5 all ;Do. Preference very difficolt. No enemy in tes district, but the Kullian- heving been able to hold out for so long, uuless the to the Lord Chamberlaiu, in order that there may be no 20 6 IVestern ofAustria_ - - ..• 4 all Cryertal Pal. of France ... - .. , ehiteelee and Thannah have teen plund d pore 1 1 , ere ny besiegers also found or fancied an advantage in the difficulty in announcing them to the Queen. 20 all !Eastern Steam ...... - 54 54 5i 5 BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 11. 20 all I West. of Switzerland ... - ... One bundrel Oude men eovered tete•G d St. 100 lElectricTelegraph - 10; 105 villigers. ran delay. Our belief is, that for a considerable time The state apartments will not be open for the reception STOCK EXCRANGE,-Business in the market generally 6 all Wiesladen 1 all ,Electric Tel. of Irel. ... - ... th th 1 Tiunk Road from north to sou et ay before yeater- of company corning to Court, until hallspaet ono o'clock. past, the rebels have had it in their power to dull, but lances must be looked upon as without change. 6 all ; leo.B p. cent. pref. ... - ... 5 an ,En.&Aust.Cop.SmCo 11 - li in Oude this morning and about 1 day. Heavy fining . c ' d . 5 annihilate the garrison whenever they chose to Great Weetean, Stour Valley, 8 A-Birruiugam and Derby, 20 all IZealand ••• ••• - ••• lO Ins. Enr. &, Ind.Jctn. Tel, ... - ... . miles off. Hardly any firing in awnpore irection. do so . , r nut that their object would not have WHITEHALL, JAN. 9. 67- Worceeter and Birmineham' Canals, 20 -Shropehire 9 1 all Eur.&Ana,Stm.(lina.) 5 _ 6 --- The Quail; Ilea beau pleased to direct letters patent to linio 4e ' -In • - - JOINT-STOCK BANKS. 2O 1 ell Gen. I r•Se. Colnlimn ... _ .... es , ._, inninghain Gas, ',a iti• , been attain The garrison, with ed by the means. be pessed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity ot a - l5 14 'Gen. Steam Navigat. _ ....s. .... Service Messag.e received by electric telegraph. the -- wl 3 raen and children, once slaughtered, the Baron of the Uuited Kingdous of Great Britaiu aud Ire- 10 ail lAustralasia 'B6-89 88 7 From Beoareg, Deo, 1, Tuesday, 9 p.m. relievin eIANCHETTER JAN. 11. I 20 5 London Discount ... 11 1 d . g force would have had no work but that of land unto the Houourable Charles Ceinseon Cavendieb, STOCK EXCHANG ' ' d rket with 25 181-Bank of Egypt ,33 -21 d 4 all Loud. Gen. Omnibus e* _ 3 i Yrom - Lient,Governor, C,P. reveuge and and to the heirs male of his heel lawfully begotten, by the t -There was a stea yma , 100 50 Bank of London 1 43- 52 a moderate business doin C; end Trunk cif Canada, 13 20 10 I,magdalena St. Navig. ••• _ ... To Caleutt a. would have b Imembarrassed b tl res thet y o ier ca , name, style, and title of Beron Cheshain, ot Chesuain, in --Sheffields, 41n- Dovers g 'P 5 r '-L don and North- - 4n all . Bri. Col. Bk.& Ln. Co.l ... - •• 10 all Mediteran. Elec. Tel. ••• _ ... To C. Bead on, E ti. . een. teriible indeed. The rebels thus , 19$ on f B k• the county o uc Ingham. riel all .British N American ... - ••• found it far more d.e • • Western 931 --Canades; 'new • ' G rea t Western, 59- ' e ; - ' • i 10 all :Do. Extension Teleg. ... _ ... The follow' mg messag e front Futtehpore at 7.15 p.m., suable to allow the garrisou to FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 11. •AP. - 2J 10 C.Bk. of Ind. An.&CI. ... - -• ' is forwarded 1 hold cut, and to dr. Eastern 'Counties, lel -met su n s , 911 --Leeds, 94f. 10 nit Mexican& S.Americn ••• _ ••• aw as -man 103 50 ,City 6O - 62 . or your information :- yof our troops as The Queen has been pleased to epprove of Mr. Hugo van - 2•5 5 'Nat. Discount C 0.... I-1 i 44 "1 have.en e e, , • • H e possiktle into . 0 d 't • u e, rustin _ . __ _ 160 25 ,Colomal - ••• . eceived epe line from Capt. Bruce. , .. .. s gto cut off their corn- der Nahwer as Consul at Melbourne for his Majeaty the 10 6 ihhitherlanns Land._ i-- 11 PUBLIC TRIBUTE TO MR. LILWALL.-Arrangements I p.o I 20 o 1 leoeiniereital of Loud. ... - ••• says the Chief munication with Uevenpore, and, in the 1, fi d King of the Netherlanes. , 1.0 ail ,Do. Do. - Si 34 bas reached and we are all righ tno w, Nov. ern. to it are l" Prt'grese .0 carry into tifect a proposition made 20 1 all, Eng•Seon&Aus.Cus. le/ - 19 . 181 / 30, 4pm - •Tne beer 4h , , '- . ,ert oseemsto bespeaking thetruth, them, •son and ail an. e garri , lay prey. This plan was BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 12. early in last sprine t' ' t lel Lilwall with a euh- 120 all L&n.Ch. Bk.of ht. ..,t. 18 -18 e 5 all Po.B p.e.Pf. iss.at 1d.3 - 3 MIS Wet we nave urive n the enam e C re fortnnettly defeated by the mesterly o ' i , The Right Tionoureble the Leids of the Committee of . - -e, .) pest n r. 5 2 Do. Do • - d y out o awnp, , tlude on the part et 20 all ,Ditto New - ••• and we heve taken 16' p. rations 0. statitiel tneute of - ft,ptet, and vnto _ 100 , 80 N . CW ti. &N. S. Land 17 - 20 gun; and are toed fellowing theta the Commander-in-Chief, for which the rebels were • Tde and Plantatio • Privy Council tor ra ns have received, tiwet , who - havn nn,, . e .e ' , ave rufi ed 50 •20 'London and Co enty .. - ... up to the wcst. The ladies and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy ' "'es eased, ae a thoee w 0 L p , St. 1100 IN.S. W. Gov.s p. e.D. 93 -9 5 94 , i cbildre . don la n atrive t unprepared, and which, under Provideuce w as e through the . 50 ILnd.&E.Billeng.Corp ... - ... morning of the 29in Nov. Beboo I . tl s , 3d • • ~ b y his untiring devotion to the early closing movement. I ••• 1 s - of a Despatch from her Majes.y s mister at St. Peters- s • . 1 all Isl . . B. Australasian... 1 - i e tambuk-h and Rego- sole means by which the work could hive bee 50 10 'London Joint Stock. ... •- ••• nauth Stug,.Outie Z:luindars. ar , n a'" burg, reporting that the Itlii.i3 l l Government has issued Mr. Ldwall csiturienced his career oh gratuitous service - uu 20 LondeandWestminst. ... - ... 20 all Nrth.olEuropeSteam ... - ••• e, I sxpect, up to mis co mpliehed, and our arms saved from a e - li , 1 all Oriental Gas chief. Thelt have closed the Giaauts. a aPPaI- an m el ee permitting the iniP""t i "' f r ee a datY, ef metal in tl ie good mese iu 1833, and has been fc r a long eeries , 100 35 National Pro. of Erg. ... - ••• -- don' disfinter. The attempts to cut off the cone- work intenneid to be used io the construction of ships by of years its aeknowled g ed leader. He wa 6 'di' ) one °I 20 le Do. New .............. . ... - ••• 1 I.os. Do Now Shares p iP to 1 ' l l Ut•iie ' 2 2 1 2i 5 all ISeen.r. LA. & Mimi. .} g I Servic3 mevage received by electric teleeraph. 112- . iinica , ion between. .Lucenow and Cawupore, and Russi an su bj ec t s o n tneir oty-n account, ia. R uss i an ( l o a n tee eriginatura. and laas been the leader el t-• P - 60 25 National Bank ..... . .-•- ••• , 50 all neuinsular & thinetal 73 - 7b 74 1C l' t . 1 • 1 Yards ' e slit a are p ain enoug 1. • ~ efforts on behalf te! the , • alf holiday movement. 20 all ;New South Wales.... 46 -13 From Aliahabad, 1-t Dec., Tuesd ay , 8. '3 0 between,Cawnpore anc gcneral h 3 3 9 1 50 10 Do. 1.1..;v: ' si - 6 41 3 -16 i 16 ' a.m. LAI aLL J 19 WAR-OFFICE PAL - s , AN. e• A cetutuit:te has h • • ;he benetioe of the 25 ell lOriental Dank Corp 31 -3. -.. eeti termed, with - „. 20 -22 Prom C. Chester. Eleetrie telegraph has been broken an.d repaired 24 Re , owe, rom ' ' tE.II D L f • e . 131 - 181. 50 all Rhymney Iron gynent of Foot-Lieutcl:l7n- •• • • Eerie of Sealesbur e d Harrowby the Leshepe of 20 20 Ottoman basic ...... , a To Galena& • and broken and repaired again, and the roads made the Veth Foot, to be CApt.tio, without purchase, vice Oxford 'dC' • Y " I) ' d h f 1 00 I 2,5 Provincial of Ireland ... - - I au meheeter, Lord Ebury, an ot to. nem. s - ~ i 1100 60 henna Mail Steam 5l - 56 • To C. Beadon, Esei, impassable fi.r days together. Nevertheless the re- Varaon, reruoved to the 13th Foot. 10 all Do. New. .............. ••• 1 an ecot. Austral.lnvest ll -11 identified with these Inner Im Co. ... - ... ! St. 100 S.Aus.Gov.6p.e.bds. ... _ ... The Li Natter. Co at'acked No wab tie .. A etiuge,ut . gge near. ult has been in the main favourable, and a e lthou Ai 10th Foot --Ma• el W. Feuwick ~, ~ e . - tor and Brevet-Lieut.-Colons xt.. whet° linnets have been long bereveleat ow • • i• h • 'tt e the Rev. Canon . jecse so w ire cornier' e 5 1 R.Aus. •. . ~,, _ 37 25 all South Austral. Land 33 - 35 eon the 27th ult. The Blitish troops retired Cawnpore ha.s been attacked, and its Leighbown ' witohe taent.-Celonel, without purchase. To be ajors, n ._ r 1 , . 25 all 'South Australia ...... o 5 Cawnpor 1 E-. l l'nEl's, , ev. Dr. Hamilton, Robert Baxter, 11,1 , 25 all Union of Austialia... 50 - 51 51i 504 1 an Submarine Tel. scrip if - 14 out p • a • . - such se-Captam and Bre.et•Lieut.-Colone 1 " !AtO the eetrenehment , , a and on the night of the 27th hood been made the scene of determined contest, M. G. Spanks, m - ard With T E i h rary se-retaries. i - - ... 20 195 21e 1 ali Do. Registered - 1, 3 / 4 the rebels burnt down the c p am of the 3t.b, 82 , 1, end the ma I vice F ' euwick •Ca tails and brevet-. Nor • .am are, -q., are tle ono . e P , - 2e Do. New ............... ... 4 in o ,ject, of eh e expedition has been attained, en ea. B ee t ; nree e nm e - - '.l` B f 67th Foot ;1 A 'subtle meeting in support of this onject will shortly '5O 10 Union of London ... , ... - ... 111 2 20 5 iTrus•LieCo.l.Jp•Can. ..„ .._ .. keci .- Jur . yrne, roui 88th reginients. Oa the 28th day they attac and the women arid children. of the Lucknow To be Captains. without purehaae.-Liout. C. Barlow, be 'held, at which the Earl of Staftesbury ha•; consented 10) 50 Unity Mutual ..... ....) ,-..- ...d 10( 2eeiVan leretuelfe Land,. ii. —i3 , _ the entrenchments from the eaual and the Subs Garriion have . been brought out of Oude BUC- 4 . vice Sparks; 'Lieutenant' J. M. Smyth, vice Best i to take the chair. 100 3 t Westrnßlt of Lond, ... re H A ' 0 i Companies. Closing Prices ii 13 thi ns s in d esz , . Ln.&N.W. 92 94 92 3 cl . aladon 94 96 . E.U.&E.O 12 14 Gt.Nortnn 132 136 E. Count. 3i 4 it Caldonian Do .• ••• r. Gt.Westn ... ... r. {.,St N. 141 lO7 108 ; Do Do • —. w S.Eastorn l2 13 ae Do 23 24 S. Pet° StCo. 99 101 h Do " ". n. Ln.&N.W. At & Midld. 2i d. Midland... 92 1-34 w.E.Count. i b .c. Do 55 57 56i t.. Do ... ).c Do • ••• rip L. air. W ... ... ,A Do — ... it. Gt.Northn 132 135 for T. Brassey\ 74 8 h.. M.Melaai , 9 ‘., ;pc 3tk.41/Dar. . ... Do rst Gt.Westn.' 85 87 1 86 TELEIGENCE. NAVAL AND The European and American Steam Navigation Company's steamer Jason, Capt. J. Baker, having been taken up by the East India Company for the conveyance of reinforcements to India, to the num ber of 1,150 officers and men of all ranks, has been inspected at Gravesend by Col. Eden, the com mandant of Chatham garrison, accompanied by the officers of his staff. Tne steamer being now ready to receive the troops on board, the following offi cers and reinforcements will leave the Indian depots at Chatham, and embark this day at Custom-house Quay, Gravesend :—Ensign R. Y. Stokes, and 10 men of the Bth (The King's); Lieut. G. C. Bartho- lomew and 20 non-commissioned offic .rs and men of the 10th Foot ; 35 men of all ranks of the 10th Re giment ; 27 rank and file of the 20th Regt. ; 32 non commissioned officers and privates of the 23d Fusi lier s ; Ensi2n J. C. Thomas and 33 men of all ranks of the 24th R , gt. ; 16 men of the 29th Regt. ; 8 men of the 32d Regt. ; 22 rank and file of the 35th (Royal Suss: x); Capt. R. H. Gordon, 42d Royal Highlanden., and 46 men of all ranks of that corps; 31 men of the 53d Regt. ; 11 men of the 64th Regt.; 30 non-commissioned officers and men of the 70th Regt. ; Captain F. W. Foster and 14 men of the 78:h Highlanders ; Lieut. W. B. Robertson, 79th HighlanderA, arid 24 men of that corps ; 10 privates of th- 82d Regt. ; En inn H. S. Jones and 10 men of the 84th Regt. ; 15 men of the 90th Light Infan try; and 26 men of all ranks of the 93d Highlanders. The following reinforcements belonging to tho ln lian depot battalion at Colchester are also ordered ;o embark in the Jason:—Lieut . . E. R. Simmons and 135 non-commissioned officers and men of the sth Fusiliers, Ist battalion ; Lt. A. Watson, 34th Regt.,' together with 25 men of that corps ; 14 men o f the 37th Regt. ; 40 non-commissioned officers and men of the 38th Regiment ; 10 men of the 54th Regiment ; 65 non-commissioned officers and men of the 88th (Connaught Rangers) ; Lieutenant Robert Kyle Little and 45 men of all ranks of the 97th (Earl of Ulster's) Regiment ; Ensign P. L. C. Phillips and 105 non-commissioned officers and men of the 2d battalion Rifle Brigade ; and 50 men of all ranks 'of the 3d battalion Rifle Brigade. The Jason proceeds direct to Calcutta. The United Service steamer has also IT, en taken up by the East India Company for the conveyance of 509 officers and troops for Kurrac'iee and Bombay. The Gannet screw steam-sloop, recently launched from Pembroke Dockyard, is in the hands of Mr. Martyn, Assistant Master-Attendant of Devonport, by wnotn, when jury-rigged, she will be navigated round t:► that port, and immediately prepared for t;;e pe , nant. The Gannet is a handsome vessel, and pierced for 11 guns. The following are her chief dimensions :—Length between perpendiculars, 151 ft.; ditto of keel for tonnage, 131 ft. 3in. ; ex elite bread tb, 29ft. lin. ; breadth fur tonnage, 28ft. 91n.; ditto, moulded, 28ft. 3iu. ; depth of hold, 15ft. 10in.; burden, 277 tons. The Pembroke Dockyard Battalion has been dis banded, iu compliance with the orders received last week to that effect: The men have been allowed to retain their clothing, and the adjutants have been placed on half-pay. SPORTING I v TELLIGENCE. TA.TTERSAL L'S.—MONDAY. A good attendance, but very little betting. 4to 1 was offered on the fiell for the Two Thousand. 6to 1 was taken once about Brother to Marchioness, but was afterwards currently offered. The Derby betting presented no prominent feature. Clydesdale was backed for upwards of 3001. at 12 to 1, and his stable corn panion, Sedbury, was supported at 13 to 1. The other transactions were uhimportant. LIVERPOOL STEEPLEOHASR. 25 to 1 agst Jean du Quesne (taken) 25 to 1 aget The Colonel (taken) 25 to 1 agst Weathercock (taken) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 agst Clydesdale (offered) 6to I:agst Brother to Marchioness (take . l3 to 2) DERBY. 12 to 1 agat Clydesdale (taken) (11 to 1 taken once to 751) 18 to 1 agst Sedbury (taken) 20 to 1 agst Ditto (take 22 to 1) 20 to 1 ag- t Kelpie (offered) 25 to 1 agst Longrango (taken) 25 to 1 aget The Ancient Briton (taken) 25 to 1 agst Cock-a-doodle doo (taken) 40 to 1 agat Ethiopian (taken) 40 to 1 agst Brother to Mary Copp (taken) SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. The following horses were sold by auctioa by Messrs. Tattersall yesterday (Monciay):— Guinea•. Oakball, 4 years old, by Melbourne out of Maid of Lyne Typhon, 5 years old, by the Hydra out of Blue Bell 80 L the Davie (foaled 1849), by Young Priam out of Fair Rosamond Lady Florence, 6 years old, by Sotterley out of Julia 50 Bay cult, 4 years old, by Faugb-a-Ballagb, dam by G.adiator 26 Perseverance, 3 years old, by Joe Lovell out of Fgret 20 Stormy Petrel, 4 years old, by Peppermint out of aiubrace Venison, 6 years old, by Robert de Gorham ent.of Antelope l5 Patience, 3 years old, by Sir Isaac out of Antelope 5 REFORM.—At TattersaTs, yesterday, Admiral Rolls read several proposed measures for the better regulation of racing affairs. The contemplated alteration!' in the existing laws of the Turf were listened to with marked attention by the suuscribers to the room, and those alterations seemed to be in accordance with the wishes of all persons present. One of the most important changes in the present rules will be relative to the covering of bets. It is said that several measures have recently been adopted by the Jockey Club ; amongst them is Lord Derby's moton relative to p. p. bets, and it has also been decided that the winning horses at Shrewsbury are entitled to be handicapped at all meet' logs where the power of the Jockey Club is recognised. OUNDLE STEEPLECHASES.—These steeplechases are appointed to take place on Wednesday and Thuradafs February the 3d and 4th. NovEL IMPORTATION.—timong the cargo of the Dane stsamer, discharging .in the Southacapton docks on Saturday, from the Cape of Good Hope, were several cases, addressed to Dr. Schwarz, Germany. The coil* tents being unknown, they were taken to the " sight f1 , ,0r" 'for examination by the CuietomsV offniers, when they were found to cr,ntain various specimens of natural Oae case was filled with human bones, and in another case were bur tins, each.containing the head 0 1 a negro, preserved in brandy in a jar closely secured in the tin. The whole were in the most perlect condition. [Aeysivrisexzerd—A most interesting recovery from a vast complication of diseases, such as indigestion (dyspepsia) , flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver coati' plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility. without the aid of medicine, by Du Barry's Iteva' lenta Arabica Food, is recorded in the following let' ter :—Cure 52,422.—. , Bridgehouse, Frimley, 3d April. 1854. I have suffered these 33 years continual l l from diseased lungs, spitting of blood, liver derangement. deafness, singing in the ears, constipation, debility, shortneJ of breath, and cough, and during that period taken so much medicine that lean safely say I have laid out aperards of A thousand pounds at the chemists and doctors. Indeed I wall in utter despair, and never expected to get over it, when was fortunate enough to become acquainted with your Ream' lenta Arabica, which, Heaven be praised, restored m e tO a state of health which I long since despaired of attaining' My lungs, liver, stomach, head, and ears are all right, my heap lug perfect, and my recovery is a marvel to all my. acquainr antes. I am, respectfully, JAMES ROBERTS, wood-merchant. Supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors o f Chemistry, Dr. Andrew Ure ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. HarveY Dr. Campbell; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer; Dr. Ingram; Lord Stuart de Decies ; the Dowager Countess of cast 0* Stuart; Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all .)tlaer means of cure had failed. Suitably packed with full in structions. In canisters, lib, 2s. 9d. ; 2 1 b, 4s. 6d, ; lle ; 121 b, 225. The 121 b canisters are sent carriage ft 000 on receipt of Post-Office order. —Barry Da Barry, di, Co. 77, Regent-street, London. IMPORTANT CAUTION against tl O fearful dangers of spurious imitations :—The vice-Chancel' for Sir William Page Wood, granted an Injunction on the iOth March, 1854, against Alfred Hooper tevill , for imitating " Da Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food. BIRTHS. FENIVICK—Oh the 10th lost., at 33, Rutland-gate, Hyde' park, the wife of C. R. Fenwiek, Esq., of a daughter. MILLER—On the 10th inst., at Burlington-gardens, the wife of William Miller, Esq., of the Bank of England, of a son. M'ALtioN—On the 10th inst., at the Palace, Maidstonti the wife of Captain M.`Mshon, 11th (Kiug's) Light pra• goons, of a daughter. WHITBREAD-- On the Bth inst., at 9, Eaton-place west, Lady Isabella Whitbread, of a son. kIAISR IA GES. KEENE—alas— On the 9th inst., at St. George's B1oon3s" bury, Samuel Wolfe Keene, of Woburn-place, Russell square, to Susan, daughter of Wm. Ellis, of Taunton , kWaaardetshire. SIMMONS— HOLDBWORTE—On the 11th inst., at St. Mark's, rienumgton, John _Edward, youngest son of Mr. biol mons, of Newbury, Barks, to Charism, eldest daughter of Mr. lloldewortb, of Dorset -place,, Kennington, Surrey. DEATHS. Erzis —On the 10th inst., Charles Ellis, Esq., 9, Church' road, Brixton, and 17, Harp-lane, Tower -street, eitys aged 58. EwaTa—On the 9th inst., at Tackley-park, Oxon, Virio. Evetts, Esq. FOWLER... On the 10th init., at the Vicarage, the Rev. Robert Hodgson Fo Vi vicar of Roll e stone, Nottoo and about 60. GRIMSDALE— On the 9th inst., Samuel Grionsdale, Esq., of elaphanrcommou, and Sun-street, Bishopagate, aged 71 . SL. DE-- On the 10th inst., William Slade, Esq., of. and Halsteads, Yorkshire, and De' w t. / A:Ace, Lambeth, puty-Litit. of Slum, aged 77. 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