The Sun. — London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

C.' 4- , - -f , . c• 1 ' ' - ~, , . . • . . . _ . . .. . . , . . 'THE Stt'N . LioNDON FRIDAY,• , EVENING JANUARY 92 1858 . . .. . , ... . 1 ,. ..._ Fr - • 1 I I 2 / . .. . ._ ~ _. . . - - - :- . LINES LE ASED AT FIXED RENTALS., , t eeag ts.V tio e,ft • Private Edward McSweeney, wounded slightly Robert Cumberbatch, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul at ' Kennington, Feb. 2, at eleven, and March 4, at one, at the SHARE MIRIKETS—,This Day). 1 _ t . ,4 ir 1 ,4 Private Anthony Carey, wounded slightly Berdiansk on the Sea of Azoff. • . . ' Court Of Bankruptcy. : •411.- . - • Leasing Closing Prices Business rb t , /I „i.,,...._ ttton Lance-Corporal 'John Aladdin wounded slightly WHITEHALL, JAN. 20. •- , Henry Holmes Wooclfall and Lowen Gimber, statiorierS, , ItATIWAY6, Shr. Paid • RAILwAva. Private Michael earthy, wou t ralnd sevenely The Queen has been pleased to Present the Rev. John Aldermanbury, Feb. 2, at half-past one, ant ,March 4, at - .. _ Private Francis IL Kneeshaw, wounded slightly , s - Robertson to the church and parish of Samt Mango, other. .mostier rroa , Business eons --e —-- SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clock. . .... Lance-Corporal Henry John Edmonds, wounded severel W . ll' - F '- - • Thomas Frogatt au g , d i tam , re att cotton spinners,-- 31ir. Paid' RAILWAYS., - - .._ . .. ________ __________ St. 100 OIT this day. 1 this day. y wise called the Inner High Chainch,,of the city of Glasgo* ' 94 01' day 96 this day t o. w o o p , s t a e t the , Court of Bankruptcy. . r-hill• Oidham, Feb. 6 and 26 .at eleven at the ' Private John Higgins 2d, wounded severely . District Court; , _ _ _ -- __. _ _ Private Job Crananer, wounded slightly by the death of Doctor • Dtincan Macfarlan, late ' minister . NAVAL APPOINTNIENZ—(This Day.) Private Patrick Oonnoboy, Wounded slightly thereof. • cheater, Feb. li an ' rl . ll ' arch 4, 121 10 Ambg. Vottng. Bost, - & Eastn. Junc...., 5t - F . / , 2 S 5 t. 1 0 00 ---sca , --_ Private Richard Pugh, Wounded severely • DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 20., • - M a t a Tt n wh c oe h r e t, s ae , t l3 : L r a ' ta D rat i h s he t , r mg r i c: o en C ee r. . o h n em r sg t t ae . ri i .Northn 1 91 3 25 3 --- 13 91 7 47 Private Thomas Kearney, wounded slightly Private Henry Gearin' g, wounded seveiely The Queen has been pleased to appoint - Clinton Francis - . The following appointment was made this afternoon BANK OF ENGLAND. 131 all • Inning.' Wolverh. di , t 50 all Belfast & Bensalem , . 8, - 8 :1 .. Berens Dawkins, Esq a to be Receiver-General for the . . g i 5 5: .' 1 1 1: 0 11 .BC E R GN oll i as b lU .dki ii S . ne n g s toB. . B ; r ir m rr i6e . V lS P : c h7 i : .. ' '' ' ° o ar a ICE- E oa d t. . mUI. ;.dalinEn: We s: 61 ... _ . .. at the Admiralty :- • • Private John Malcolm, wounded slightly . Island of Trinidad; James Henry Brooks, Esq._ to be An account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for .• ". Ilse Captain W. Peel to be aide-de-can:in to her Majesty Lieutenant P. J. Curtis, wounded severely St. 172111 Ca c C o olr i ell tv o'. Bn a lilla:ell. :: . k. . . P. .a s.. : .. 25 all 13llstr.&Die.Fr. Gt.Westn. a . - ... Lieutenant H. G.- Deedes, wounded slightly Medical Officer for the Seychelles Island.s ; John William the Week ending ou W lss e t , T i E nes iz d p ay A , a t T h m e z 2 N O T lh . day of Jan., 1858. Nicholson, Esq., to be Landing Surveyor of Customs for St s 104 B eh irk e e s nh hh. ff e . , J L: h n e czb. di - . - 11... 50 all Hull & Selby. Y. et N.M. 108 - 110 the'Queen- Ensign E. L Phillips, wounded slightly . the Island of Mauritius • Charles Henry Higginson, Esq., .£ £ Stour Va11ey.,:.. - .... 70 -72 25 adtt . Blackburn ........... 9 i ; - 9i • 1 ' ?T 1 e S w hares. ___________ __________ ____ 12t, all Do. 1 Shares. Do a. - ... Sergeant William Courtemay, wounded slightly 2 8: 100 all D p o o .. - CASUALTIES IN INDIA. Private Thomas Johnson, wounded slightly to be Officer of Civil St ' atus for Port Louis, in the said Notesisseee ' 28,221,475 G os Lit o hv v eer e r rn sb m : e ui lt i tn tl i.e e : b . t . ..... , :..., 11 :4 0 5_ 1 9 5,. 19 1 ( 0 ,0 0 25 al , , Blyt 2s h ( Sz iss i v y . }lntel:Er... :... . ..... ..; . Island ; and Giovanni Battista Trapani, Esq., to be Second Gold. coin and bullion .13,746,475 St 100 Bristolt& Exeter__ 92 - 91 . Private Miehael Xeighan, wounded slightly Assistant in the Chief Secretary's Office, and Assistant • 9 . 1. 4 . i 9 . 1.../ 91 901 1/ . g . _ Private George 'Eastment, wounded severely Clerk of the' Council, for the Island of Malta. - . ----- St. 100 Chester dr Holyhead 33 -- 40 39 81 (term the London Gazette of this evening.) . Private Mitdmel Doyle, wounded severely . ' . X 28,221,475. : £28,221,475 .., _„ - -. Meerut, Nov. 29, 1357. Private Edward Basteble, wounded slightly WAR OFFICE, JAN. 21. ' 54 all Marich.Biton. La.&N.W 20. and Matlock .SE Midld 2l - 2i Sir,-In accordance with instructions received from Private William Charles Lewis, wounded slightly The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for 4 - 5 185 M 8. ._MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Du au. Cork and 8and0n.,... 10 .-. . 12' 20 I S 2 I r 1 aa o i 11 0 0 1 D D L 0 14 : n n . P .. B ar l a la r i f l k er . re , . ee t 1 t s nn h S cwe .. S D P I i c o oE a t o s & t ;I . 21 9 2 8 34 --- 12 1 34 0 A . St. 100 Mdld.Bradfd. Midlencl 9l - 96 Major-General H. Penny, C. B. commanding the Field Private Georee Rae,. wounded severely • the following appointments to the Most Honourable Order Dated the 2ist day of : Jan., BANKING DEPAKT : 3IBNT. 10 ' all: D e. A. . . . ••• - .• • Force, Delhi, bearing date the 'lfith Nov., 1857, I have Private Mich a ael Carroll, wounded slightly . • ef the Bath :- . . . • . £ .£ • 64. 51 Newmarket the honour to foeward Nonainal Lists of all Non-Commis- Private Elwarl Johnson, wounded slightly To be Qrdinary Members of the Military Division of the Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 ...f;overmnent securities 10 all Do. B • -- -. BuryE.G.spc. E. Count i - $p Other Securities. ..... 22,250.c59 • 56 - 58 stoned Officers and Soldiers of the Regdment under my Private John Kerre, wounded severely ' Secand Class, or Knights Commanders of the said Moat Hest... . 3,686,614 (includ4.DeadWeight 50 en Dublin&BelfastJune ... - ...d 60 all N o diEst.s p.c. Do command who have been, killed or wounded since the COM. Private Patrick Berne, Wounded slightly Honourable 'Order ; viz. : . Public , &posits (In- No;es ...... .......... .3,199, , 450 Annuity) - -.• ' '. 9'191'9'36 :. 1 t ( i ) l o l 11:1 3 i t .L ? , ti: i l i k a l i ler . .. J . n .. u . c . .. 4,i 4 .,, •::: ~ , f lo • .1 , in 50 all Do. 6 per et- Po ... - ... , ' eluding Eachequer, 50 1 all Do•Fixedsp.e Do .., - ••• mencemeiat of the outbreak, llth May, 1857. Private Dente Bergin, wounded severely Major-General John Eardley Wilmot Inglis I have, &c., Corporal Peter Foriess, wounded severely Captain Willa,m Peel, It.N., C.B. Commissio._ers . of 623 - 631 63 2/ 3i . Natl'onDebt, Say- Gold aul Silver Coin 689 340 T. M. CUSTANCE, Lieut.-Colonel, Corporal Michael Hickey, wounded severely Colonel Edward Lugard, C. B. • • , :-- e ings' , Banks, and , S s t t .. 1 100 00 ta Eas ttte te in rn u C n o i n o n n t , i A e%. t . k ... 47 _ 49 t Commanding Carabineens. Private Thomas Green, wounded severely Colonel. James Hope Grant, C.B. • . - Dividend Accounts) 2,813,738 . St. too Do,. do. B. .. • 32 - 34 331 The Adjutant-General of the Forces, Private Daniel Rearton, wounded slightly To b 3 an Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the sther deposits ...... 18,336,698 25 ' B 4 Do, 'New A... 17 - 18 . Horse Guards, London. Private Patrick Murray, wounded slightly Second Class, or Knights Commanders of the said Most Seven Day and other 25 all East Kent ••• •„, ge ig, 1 Bills ....•• •••• •• •• 889 ' 385 St. 100 East Lancashire ..... od -- -- -' 50 all WearVal.g6pc Stle.&Dar. - - ... Ensign A. S. Heathcota, wounded slightly Honourable Order; viz. : - 2 1120 : .4.1 a ; 1 1 1 ,Isi t o P roh r o e rie s s t v, sit . n dt s i sllu y . i e i t • e i.. TGD L .t, . . o & BN. r li ea • r • sts W h ney . ~ li _ _-:: 13 .. 8 . i ink t it MAJESTY'S 6TH (on CARABINEER) REGIMENT Private James Alexander,. wounded severely Colonel the Honourable Charles Beaumont Phipps, C. 8., ' .£10,331,435 £10,331,435 I - 87 1 t • ' - OF DRAGOON GUARDS. Private James Richards, woundedseverely Keeper of Her Majesty's Privy Purset M, MARSHALL 'Z'hief Cashier. 10 all - Do. • St. •100 . Wilts&Sonirst Gt.Westn.l 85 i .. ; : •i - • Noeiinal List . of all Non-Commissioned Officers and Sol- Private George Douglas, wounded severely To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the Dated the 21st day of Jan., 1854. . . ' . . St. 100 Edinburgh & Glasgow 6.. - a . E-NCE SHARES. ''' Cl t. 1 2 ° 11 E Fo d rt in h b f rt nd 0- all. Edinb. and Peebles - - • East Sutfolk •........ ••• - - . PREFER 2 12 5 st a l l: I DS.oStaffordsh.. D M o . Maean : 2 1 i . 3 t 4 dlers• of •the above Corps who have been Killed or Private James AlcNemara, wounded severely Third Class, or Companions of the said Most Henourable . Wounded,.since the 10th thay, 1E57. ' Sergeant Thomas Brown, wounded slightly , Order, viz. :- . • AVERAGE PRICE of SUGAR. 25 all Blyth and Tyne 10 p. I . . ~. . Meerut, Nov. 29, 1857. Private George Myers, wounded slightly Rear-Adrnirtl Sir Henry J. Leeke, Knight, some time e -,-, • Ina Average rrice of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, coin- St. 100 Furness - • c.pref.(iss(Lat 601.) ... - ... Private Frederick Kinksford, killed in a skirmish Private William Sheeley, wounded slightly Commander-irOChief of the Indian Navy -.- t 100 Britt &Ex. 4 p.c. St. 90 - 92 . p_uted from the returns made in the week ending Jan. St. 100 Glasgovr& S.Western 93 - 95 93,i 4 : Private Pierce Kelly, killed in action Bugler James Silwood, wounded slightly Colonel John Longfield, Bth Regiment . h .c.i &D ycle tr un de c , . 3 .. 1 . _-- 3 .. 2 . 32 , 11 i 4 .....-: 10 . ...1.: 991 10, 1857, exclusive of the Duties of Customs; paid or Private Joseph Wilkins, killed in action Ca.ptain H. F. Williams, werunded dangerously Colonel Walter Hamilton, 78th Regiment payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great se e 100- l o t Nort h ern • lO4 - 105 104 31 41 1 St. 100 Private Samuel Hill, killed in action Lieutenant J. DtDandae, Wounded slightly, Colonel Henry Wm. Stisted, 78th 113giment 10 all !Great N. of Secitland '9l -10 j 27 11/ Ft. 100 Do"' 8 . . Stock ...... Britain :- s. d• • St. 108, Do ' A Stock _ Private Robera - Jarvis, shot while on drity Ensign E. L. Phillips, wounded slightly Colonel Charles Steuart, 14th Light - Dragoons , Private Thoutas Hartnett, shot while on duty ' Sergeant George Haller, wounded severely Colonel Charlei H. Ellice, 24th Regiment From the British Possessions in America ~ 129 - ' 131 129 Muscovado, the produce of the Meuritins..... - 101 2S S S t: 1 . 1 100 0 : - 1) , D C h : o l e .e . s 4 :. : P I: e .s l H l p c o r S4 s h i a P u r i:: 8 . . c c" i . °... ... 2 .. . _ .. , 64 all Cork&Bandons4p.c. ... - •.. Private Wm. Best, died from wounds Private John Boulter, wounded severely Colonel George Campbell, 52nd Regiment Pri - Vate Win. Carr, died fr3m wounds Private Daniel Sullivan, 2d, wounded severely Colonel the Hon. Richard William P. Curzon, Grena- 90 -, 92 90 1 27 114 St. -100. Great Western. ...... 59f - 601 59i 601 60 . • • St. ilOO Do. Str.V.R. gua.St 58 '- 62 -- 11 - 0 Private Henry Hall, killed in action ; Private John Ftynn, wounded severely dier Guards . - Average of the above des_czipti_ons. 12 all !Irish South-Eastern. ••• , -••- Lance-Sergeant Michael Dale, killed in action .Private Christopher Hart, wounded severely ColonerEd ward H. Greathecl, Bth Regintent . COURSE OF trACHANGE•-•Tues DAY. 5C all !Lancaster &Carlisle. 80 -, 85 . Private John Parker ; killed in action _Private Thomas Dixon, wounded severely .Colonel John Jones, Ist Battalion, 60th Reels:rent . Amsterdam.- -..-- 11 15 Gibraltar ...,........... - 161 141 D(f Th' is • 9-•11 p •. _ - St 100 Do. No. 2 Troop Sergeant-Major John M`Kenzie, died of wounds ' Private Thomas Hinnick, wounded severely Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Herbert,' 75th Regiment . Ditto, three months .. I 1 18 Leghorn .............. 30 i 5 • ldi 15 Do New Thirds _ 0 -11 p St. 100 DO. Now 6,pr. c. St. 127 - 130 ri ivate George Mason, died of wounds Private Michael Sheeley, wounded severely Lieutenant-Colonel Charles ' ' Clement Deacon 61st Rotterdam • , ............ 11 13 'Genoa ... t ...........• 25 75 St. 100 Lan'eash. &Yorkshire 931 - . 9 `. l i, S 6 t 4 . 1 a OO ll D D u o. n. d .P o e j t C h l . s k . C A 7 b : . . j ci 1 1 0 10 6 6 -: 1 1 : 0 4: Troop Sergeant-Major Henry Still, died of wounds Private Samuel Tamer, wounded slightly Regiment . - , Antwerp .............. 25 42;4 Milan .......... „.;... • 20 all East Un. G. 6p. c. ~. - ••• ! . t . . :11 1 0 70 En isi 2E l l 6 o --.111 108 111 Sergeant Stephen Taylor, died of wounds Private John Doolan, wounded slightly 5 ell Do. 5/. i 0 per cent. ... - ... . Lieutenant-Colonel- William Neville Custance,• ' • 6th Brussels .... • • ........ 25 42 , % , Venice - - •••••• a ...... 12: - 16 1 6 Do., de.' F at,l6. ... .1•c- ' a ° • Harnburgh ............ 13 6 1 ,4 Nap1e5......... . Private Daniel Diamond, died of wounds Private Edward. Wallace, wounded slightly Dragoon Guards 10 all Do. Illi. Debentr•Sh. - - ... Private John Wm. Cooper, wounded severely Private John McDonnell, woundeffslightly Lieutenant• Colonel Frederick English; 53(1:Regiment r A a lt?na ................. .. Palermo .... ..... ...... 12% 14 ' 2 3 0 , a t D D ° O 7 s o Ws t i t t,"h lt po id r i t n . g .. U .. n .: ::: 7. - . •••••• ns.• ...... ..•..... 25 2a Merdna .. - 63 63 4 . •St all Do. do, 4 por cent_ ... - ... 175 Private,Thos. Evans, musket ball in the thigh Private James Coulter, wounded severely Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Aim Ouvry, 9th Lancers Do. three months .. 25 55 Lisbon ......, ..... .... 5 1113 Private Thos. Nesbitt, musket ball in the thigh Private Edward Heaver, wougded slightly Her Mcjesty has also been graciOusly pleased to 'slake Marseilles .... ..... ... 25 57% Oporto -a - - ... .... - 52% 5 all E.drW. York, J. stht .. - ..• Private John Wood, musket ball, chest_ Corperal Thomas Jennings, wounded severely and ordain a Special Statute of the said Most Honour ible Bourdeaux ............ -- .Rio Janeiro •• •--•• 9 Edin.& Gl. sp. e. Sb. ... • - ... . : Ito t.. 1 1 au00 00 LoLonnddo.Bnitzight..wd/sttCesrt V , tz-• 1 0 12 4 11. 11 1410 3 1 i 1 a 1 , 1 Sergeant Joseph Manttan, musket ball, right leg Private Charles Brown, wounded slightly Order for appointing the iollowioe Officers in the service Fran . kfort-on-Maine .... 119 ,Brienos Ayres , - Do. Fifths Sergeant Edwin Langford, musket ball, right thigh Serjeant John Fairweather, wounded severely of the East India Company ta belxtra Metubera of the Berlin ................ •• : Now York,6o days sight - Yleriva ~....,.......... 10 33 Philadelphia .. ' 10 all Dot i lOt•Sh.,M&B...o - - - • Private John McCormick, musket ball, right thigh Private William Butler wounded severely Military, Divieion of the Third Class, or Companions of rrlnt . e.. 121. 5 Do Eighths - i '.: ......•• ........ -1040 i IMICES OP BIILIION, PEE OZ: 11 ' ' 81 9 1 . ii. 1 1( 0 )0: . ; U l u . t r 1 :1:;;; S D:1; 0 .. P 4;:c .. .. : T .. ; ; .7 .. ..6 . 7 4 i ' St. 100 Glas. de 5.W.G.5 p.c. ... -- ... Lance Sergeant John Nayling, musket ball, right temple Corporal Samuel Ormsby, wounded severely the said Ordeie viz- Petersinu•g ....•.•••• •• 34% Foreign Gold in BRI*3 X 3 17 9 St. 100 Great Northn. 5 p.c. 116 - 118 Lance Corporal Alfred Smith, grape shot, right leg (am- Private Robert Chisnell, wounded severely Colonel Arthur Mitford Becher, 61st Regitnent of Bent • St. 100 Do. sp. c. Redeem. putated) Private George Spick, wounded severely gal Native Infantry • • Madrid ........... .... 48% Portugal Gold Coin •• 00 o , 5 il l ao ll ° l L l n n drrry 4 .:C .. 7l 6 e 4 ra t ii7e 9 -. 2 - 9 .. - ' • - • Cedes .......•• • • ...„ • . 49Si ,Mexican Dollars .. - , 0 5 ( % 25 all Lndiadt•ry. I Ennisk. •' - - Bar ,,,y e s, a ............ ~.. ' New Dollars ....... 00 0 St. 100 Manch.Shef. niacin. 391 - - 112 - 103 Private Alfred Betts, wounded slightly Primate Metthew-Curren, wounded slightly Colonel Robert William Honner, 4th Regiment of s ev ui e .. ..... .... . .. • Silvsr in bar , : - - 01 0 10 13 Metropolitan ........ ••• - ''' 100 60 Do. 5 p.c., Red. at 5 Private John Edward Hayden, wounded slightly Private Samuel Shankland, wounded slightly Bombay Native Infantry . t . es-- - o-etegedd•-- --- - --- - --------,--- - --- ' ---.....esereees•eneete • 63 -d5 1031 Private Enoch Adams', wounded slightly , Private Daniel Walker, wounded slig,htly Colonel St. George Daniel Showers, 21 Regiment of . 10 . 1 Do.• J. -L. Ricardo' , 40 391. 49 St 100 _ D a 0 t . 1 4 9 1 p per c. ce P n r e em .... Private TimothyDoolan, wounded slightly Private James Walker, wounded severely Bengal Enropean Fusiliers : SPRING CIRCUITS . OF THE JUDGES . arrangement Private Patrick Tighe, wounded slightly Private John Lidgebird, wounded slightly Colonel John Welehman, Ist Regiment of Bengal•Euro- St. 100 . , Midland ..... ......... ' I 20 18 Gt. S &W. (Ireland) ... - ... Private Thomas Lewis, wounded slightly Private Aleiander Moncur, wounded slightly peen Fusiliers •• - • FOR 1858. . . S so St t". . -20 18 Do. 4 pore. Pref. St. ... - ..,. Farrier James Mills wounded slightly Private dames Gordon, wounded slightly Colonel Henry Cotton, 67th Regiment of Bengal Native a ___ m a____ . . 10 al I GU'. o P f r S e c m o i Dpoo,Codcwiaunt; 4 - 46, Private George Wielehain, musket ball, right shoulder C I s o our-aergeant James Baker, wounded slightly Infantry , • . . • • . • Yerderday rimming Lord'Campbell, Sir A, Cockburn 25 ' all Do t•Shares. • . ••• •-- ••• ' ll D 4 o id . , B a irmi ndo n . f .s . T & est D .( e i r r h . , 6 . ! _-- ! . 8 . 67i 4 St. 100 Do. con. red. 46 . . p c 90 92 92 / 100 ; all New' castle drea . r . iisle - . ••• ,••• Trumpeter George Harding, wenn led slightly Capt. Conyngham Jones, wounded severely. Colonel James Macleod Bannatyne Fraser Ty tler, 3ith and Sm F. Pollock, with the puitne judges of the seve- 25 i all Newpteberm&Hrfd 131 -14 t , St. 100 Do. irred. 4 per sent Lance Corporal James Meade wounded severely Colour-Sereean t Wm.- Courn, wounded slightly Regiment of Rangel Native Infantry . • , Private Thomas Cave, wound ' ed severely Private Tiforbas Carter, wounded severely Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Willoughby Trovelyan, Bom- e d Ex ral Courts of Queen's B net], Common Pleas, an 50 , 9 Newry & Enniskiller ••• . -,- •• t ' St. 100 Do. sre c. rod. pref. 98 -1(0 93 , . .I. ra - t ................ 1 1 30 0 - 1o • . .chequer aesembled in the Exchequer Chamber for the 20 1 all Newry, Warrenpoite , Private David Herbert, wounded slightly Private John Callaghan, wounded severely . bay Artillery ; . • - Private Jobn Kilbourne, woun led slightly Private John Bathurst, wounded severely Lieutetient-Colonelt Thomas Tapp,' Ist Regiment of purpose of corsidering and arranging the circuits upon i • &Rostrevor .. - -. 10 all Do. ChesterBp,c.P.S. . 63 - 65 644 101 10,1 Private Edwatd Lane, wounded slightly Private Henry Hand, wounded severely Bombay European Fusiliere , which they will respectively proceed to bold the ensuin-g Bt. 100 Norfolk-- ........ - 31 - 3 •1 10 all Do. do. sp• c. do• ••• 9 1 - St. 100 Do. con. red. 4p. c. 8 8 2 :6 -..."--- s s : 7 - St. 100 Do. Birrn. Grua Stk. 71 - 73 Private John Thompson, wounded slightly Private Wm. Peters, wounded severely Lientenant•Colonel Frederick Gaitakell, Bengal Artillery assize for the several cou e tie s i n En g land and Wales. 5 8s O tt: ' :0000 3 , K N Do o or rt : h u n is Co ritto ln h ties Un 54. i _ 55,2. . 540 5 Private Herbert Walker, wounded slightly Private Charles Enfield, wounded severely Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Reid, likh Regiment of 'The following arraegements were fioally determined . 261 all Do, Ghosh. Giza., Sh. . 181 -...... ; 191 . T. M. CUSTANCE, Lientenant-Colonel, Private George Osborne, 2d, wounded sightly Bengal. Native Infantry OD, VIZ. :---• . 5t..100 North Devon, RaiL 6 131 all Ite, do. do 9i 91 14 - 15 , Commanding Carabineers. Private Hugh Palmer, wounded alightly Lientimant-Colonel Richard - Baird Smith Bengal En- . . , TEIE HOME CIRCUIT. Dock Stock - ... ••• - ••• 20 .al Do a do. do . s° B .. a:l GDtc...W.BIB-11:11Pr.eEfx..S5hPc.. 5 9 1 4 : l ' .o St - 100 Do., A Stock ......... ••• - ••• _ -- Private John Tomlinson, wonnded dangerously gineers . • • • Judges-Sir W. Erle and. Sir E. V. Williams. The ; Palace, Delhi, Nov. 29, 1857. Private Patrick Dughan, wounded severely Lieutenant-Colonel John Coke 10th Reeiment of Beneal - - ' n ' assizes to be holden at Hertford, Chelmsford, Lewes, st. 100 N . :E as t ern -B erw i c k 98 -99 981 Sir, -In compliance with the orders of the Major- Private John Jointon, wounded slightly Native Infantry • St 100 DO. General commandine the Delhi FieM Force, I have the ' Private Wm. Ford, wounded slightly Lieutenant-Colonel joha LiOnel Stephenson, Ist Regi- Ki t • • Maidstone, and vest in. 25 i all Do. do. Extension ... ... - ••• St. 100 Do, New Guar. 6p.c. ... - .:: honour to transmit * lietewith a nominal list of officers, Private Wm: Knight, wounded severely meat of Madras European Fusiliers ' • ' MIDLAND CIRCUIT. 25 1 16/ Do do. G.N.E.Purch. 11 - 1 - St. 100! Do. do. sp. c., N 0.4 ... - ... nou-commiesioned offi cers an d men of the battalion tinder Private Edward Brennan, wounded slightly Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Tombs, Bengal Artillery ' Judges-Lord Campbell and Sir J. T. Coleridge. St. 10/ Do.. Leeds - 63 52/ St. 100 Lon. &N.W. , Coy. & _ ' &t.. 1 1 00 00 L y.o a n n. ,. & psz.B Y ,s. o Gp r .. k sc ,.. ps 6 ct p :NN O. oo 7 2i 13 : 6 : ....:- 1 . 3 ... 8 : my command, who leave been killed and wounded, since Private John Atwell, wounded severely Commander James Rennie, Indian Navy Assizes to he holden at Oakhane, Northampton; Lincoln, 'St dOO Do: York' B5 - 86 85 1 Nuneaton sr. et... ~, -- ... the commencement of the outbreak at Meerut, on the 10th Lance-Sergeant Hugh Walusesley, Wounded severely Major John. Forbes, 3d, Regiment of Bombay Light •Nottingham, Derby, Leieester, and War e ick. - St. 100 North London ..... - 97 St. 100 non. & S.I.V. 7 peret. May, 1857, to this - clate.-I have &c., Colour-Sergeant James Baker, wounded severely Cavalry • . -Oh NORFOLK CERGIJIT. 10 '3/.1 OT.•&S.•Wstre, Hemp- • late 3d Shares ... 155 - 160 JOHN JONES, ' Lieutenant -Colonel, Private Richard Aldridge, wounded severely Major Arnold Burro Wes Kensball, Borabay Artillery, and r ho A licc i eou C a o aT c tli k : b ß u ys r i n es a u e r d y, Sir e W o ; 71 ehtimant • n - stead, and--City Jim .... - ... g ' 2 2o ° . a 1 1174 N% o rt rt h h W ata es ff te r rn dBh . l2l all Londy.dr Color. ISh. ... - ... Commanding Ist Battalion 60th Rifles. Private Denis M`Carthy, wounded severe! Majot Henry Daly,, lst Regiment of Bombay European 121 all Londy.&Ennis. 1 Sh. ... - ... 1 y St. 100 itL, S.,&L. 6p. Cent 118 - 122 I The Adjutant-General of the Forces, Private Henry Musgrove, wounied dangerously Fusiliers . A s j s t i l z a ! e s r; b S : i . . don, Camt ridge, and Norwich, for the County and Cit ••• - ••• Y. 10 all N. & S;Weetrn. Jn 8 1 9 GC 2 - , 6 46 Do. do. do. .46 ... .. 4 - i Horse Guards, London. Lance-Corporal James 'Ward, wounded slightly Her Majesty has further been graciously pleased to give - St. 100 Oxford Worcester & iro 2i - 2,,t 143 St 100 Do. do. 34 per cent. 65 - 70 IST BATTALION 60TH RIFLES. Private William Orme wounded severely orders for the appointment of Superiutending-Surgeon . J . udge t s- s Sor S. D4rtin and MCIIII.B. C L I B T t B• ic d e B I y d les t . T A un s t :z n i - a - Wolverhampton 321 - 3 3 121 all Marypt. , Carl. 4 p.c. ... -• • • Lance-Corporal David ' Rattray, wounded dangerously Edinund Tritton, Bengal Medical Staff, to he an Ordinary Nominal List of Officers, - Non• Commissioned Officers - 9- 5 d Member of the Milit ar y Divi s i o n of the Third Class, or tit be holden at York and City of Durhana, Newcastle 20 18 Portsmouth ' • ' 121 all Do: 44 per cent .6 ... “. ? rrivate Jarnes Patrnore wounded severel Buglers, Rank and File, of the-lst Battalion 60th Royai • • ' y ... - •••. -.-- _ Private Michael Wolfe - wounded sl• htl Companions of the Most Honourable Order of the Balm for To Su and 'County of Nortbumherlatia, Carlisle, 10 • 10, Rhymney l2O 10t Do. do. - Rifles, who have been Killed_ a•acl Womried !Since the s • • - ' ' 4 y St. 100 Scottie St, 100 tlid.Consol.6p.c. St ... - .• ed e geant Thomas Brown, wounded severely MEMORANDum.-Colonel Nicholas Wilson and Major Appleby, Lancaster for the Northern Divisiero including commencement of the outbreak at Meerut, on the 10th St. 100 .. • ..„,. 106 - 123 . 107 Private John Walsh, wounded slightly Thomas Stirling, 6tth Regiment, would have bean recom- Lansdate, ' Arnornderese, Leyland, ' add . Blackburn . 3fay, until the 2dth November, 1357. St. 100 Do. 41 p. c. Pred St. 99 - 101 101 1001 . Private John Richardson; 'wounded severely mended for the dignity of Companion of the Order of the leluedrede; At Liverpool -f or South Laticaelaire, in. St. ,100 Shrops - 1 . t . . ._ _ _ ' Palace, Delhi, Nov, 29, 1857. Private Henry Cooper,' wounded slightly Bath, had they survived. cludiug West Derby, and Salford Hundreds. St. -:8 Sitingbourne &Sheer. AA. -20 Scot • N h h E e r :A n u b t ii rai r i d o n i; !t . 2 4 5 8 .......- . - .4 ) n 50 100 (South Devon. ...... ... 35 - 37 10 all New., Aber., &c., pr. • Corporal Hugh E.lwards, murdered Private Richard Smith, wounded dangerously . • ADMIRALTY, JAN. 21. • WESTERN CIRCUIT.• '. St. 100 ISouth Eastern..... .... 75 ' - 751 75 3 Private Richd. Fk. Mortimer, murdered sp.emed.sp.c.pm. ... - ••• Sergeant Thomas Mulvany, wounded severely Vice-Admiral of the White Alexander Renton Sharpe Judges-Sir R. R. Crowder and Sir James Shaw 10 - all th). 41 per c. Sha ' res ... - ... S B t t. . 1 1 00 99 ° De o' . C L o . n. de ß ll ß P ir re 6 f . P * S e t 1: -- 1 9 25 3 9 13 2 1 t Private Patrick Fitzpati tole, murdered x d ls Private John Brignoau, wounded dangerously C. 8., has been• appointed to receive a pension of 150 e Willee. Assizss to be holden at Wicchester, Saliebur 82 - 83 Captain Frencis Andrews, killed in action Yr St. 100 South Wales Private Patrick Murphy, wounded slightly a-year, as provided by Her Mtjesty's Order in Council of Dorchester, Exeter, for the County and City, Bodnein, .20 all 8. Yerksh. River Dun 13 -15 • . Sergeant William M'Pherson, killed in action . Private Denis Bergin, wounded Severely • 25th June, 18 il, vacant by the death of Admiral Hugh - Corporal Thomas Onaeagher, killed in action and • Taun ton. 20 10 Dot . • Private John Donnell, wounded slightly. Downman, and the name of Vice-Admiral Alexander : 20 .all StainestWok.,&Wok. 9 - 11 Corporal John Sheery, poisoned by water OXFORD CIRCUIT. : 1 1 1 1 D lio ° l • •f P k e .D rP e e b t. .4 6 p. P c r. . Lance Sergoant.Thomas Courtenay, wounded dangerously Reu ton Sharpe has been removed to the Reserved Half-pay , 25 all Stockton & Darling 36 -38 St. 100 North British . ...... - les - 107 Private Alexander Eamon ls, killed in action Judges-M B W 1 B Ch 11 r. areal atson and bi a aron wine . St. 100 Do. sp. a. Ext. 11 1 4 -it i ... 1. ... 4 --- •1 : 1 , : l " Private Daniel Davy, wounded slightly List accordingly • and in consequence of this removal the 25 14 Do. do., 1851 Private James Gainty, killed in actien - Atig 1 t be hold at R 'ad' 0 ford Worcest for mes o en, .., mg, x , er,. •• - - Private John McGee, wounded severely - following promot'ions, to date from the sth inst., have this • 25 5,D0 do 1855 - - ••• Private William Jommieson, killed in action S S t 2 t .• 1 10° 00 3 i D: o: ~.. W 5, : I v . . P I V ) I. ' c . e 6 f p e P • r f e e' n , :18 0 8 4 4 . 7 . 7 .1 '.. ... ... --_- 11 -.. '- ' . . . the Ceunty and . City, Stafferd, Shrewsbury, Ilereferd, . • 0 Private William Reynolds, wcunded slightly - day taken place:- , . Private James Warring killed in action 17 tit Do. do. do Private John,Chuite, wounded severely Vice-Admiral of the Bine Arthur Faia•Shawe, 'C.B., to Mondoutte, Gloueester, in' and . for the Ctitvity arid City, mt. 100' Taft Vale • - • - ... - ... 20 13 Do. Leeds 6pc. No. I ... - _ Private Joseph Scrivem'killed in action , - • Sergeant George Young, wounded slightly be Vice-Admiral of the White. W ELS H CIRCUITS. • St. 100 Do. Pref.,-No. 1..... d. ... - ... 12t 9 Do. do. Qrs., 1848 .... - ..., Private Henry' A.rrnitago, killed in action - . h . 16,1 Stockton & Hartlepl. ... - ... Priv:tie Patrick Qnirk, killed in action Sergeant John Wallace, sounded slightly Rear-Admiral Sir George Rich Brooke Pechell, Bart., i . NORTH WALES CIRCITIT. 25 22', Thames Hay. D. &R. ... - ... St 100 N.B. Berw. 4 p.c.Prf. 9 1 ; _- r d 25 10 Do. York IL &S. Pur. i - /.. Private William Walker, vrounderl slightly on the Reserved Half-pay List,to be a Vice-Ade:drat on tbe 20 all North Staffordshire 2ll - •.23 Privat.e George 3 earrings, killed in action Private William Walker, wounded slightly • same list. Judge=-Sir Chas. Crompton, who, after . ' proceeding 20 all - Vale of Neath........... 201 - 20 , 1 St. 100 Ox.,Wor• &Wolv. 6 Private Thomas Grimes, killati inaction • ,1 t eller - 1230 - 122 1.20 1 Private JohnMcilugh, wounded severely Rear-Admiral of the Red the Hon. Henry John Roue to through the d cdecuit d , w h ill jed , n Mr.. Bar f on B h ramwell a d t S oo t. l a O l u l W w a a t te ci r f ro d r . d %ti m ln e e ri nn ci e 2 .. 0 . _...- 2 .. 5 . I"..rivate William ilakeman, killed in action Chester ale jotnte old tae assize ot tat city an Private John Jackson, wounded severely be Vice-Admiral of the Blue. St. 'lOO .Do. 6p. c. 2d guar lO6 - 108 Rrivate John Sullivan, 13t, killed iu action Private James Atkins, wounded slightly Rear-Admiral of the White the Hon. Sir F..WmaGrey, - . I St. 100 Do. do. Debeatr. St ... - ... Private John Sollivau, 3d. killed ia ac• ten P barn 2' - 1 i 81 all Scot. Cent. Now Pref. ... - ... PrivatteJohreMelenea, kille . :l in action Corporal John Niwris, WOllttled slightly - K.C.8., to be' Rear-Admiral of the Red. • The-assizes to be holden for North Wales are to - be at avl C r atal a 0,7 iiita, <7.IUALIVU, - 70,,uuuatsabel 112.60.., .4. 6 all, 0. . g __ et ti vet e .7.,... , - -g , -,— , -.... , ,, 4,44,4 in action Lance Corporal John Higgins, Ist, wounded slightly Rear-Admiral of the Blue the Hon. George Grey tO bo 6311: :: ' : 171 1 .: f - .. &ell. 2 10 ° a a l ll l W We e s st t ° Encl n o w f a . l L l On • clOn - - ••• 5 all Do. B - '6 - 61 St 100 Sc.N.E.A.ber.g.6p.c. . . - ... Private donn Chileott, killed in eeti on Privateer:Lamle Palmer, .woueded slightly Rear-Admiral of the White. - St 100 Do. do. 7 p.c. pt. St. 105 - 110 Ju-dice 10 all Do. First Class . - ... 20 all West London ' . i ••• - .., Private Edward Carthy, Ist, kuleana , I r: I t za Sl a ri rtr i r ES ß; j a N ni D e2, me too Is-. a- Qi n , n r_ Rt. ,71 -. ee , triyate John McPherson, killed in action . - _ __________ _ Lieutenant G. C. 11. Waters, wounded slighily_ ,_ ga a p p t t a a i i r I , 4 . 0 13 1%th t e o ' , , . 4g e 5 .92. 7, E , Ezß i 2nT r: -- Ili - nate nameel Norton, wounded slightly t i r Cf B r a] d! t i a iil l ' i gat L e t a ilirrffia Af rt i ., rli K ra .C l 25 all South Devon lOl - .1( 1 ' Pttrate _Thomas Hogan, killed in action Crompton at ChWer'.' . 20 all . Do. Second Class... ... ••- ... l PirieertieWilliam - Fliggs, killed in action - Private Charles Martin, wounded dangerously be Rear-Admiral of the Blue. . 10 , all Do. fixed 4t pr cent. ... - ... Private Thomas Whitelow, killed ih a3tion Private Edward Johnson, woanded severely . • 'WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MILL, JAN. • 22. Assizes to be holden at Cardigan, Havetfardwest, 10 all IW • mbledon&,Croydonl ... - ... ! Carmarthen, Swansea, Breeet , , Preeteig, and Chesttr. - . , 1.0.61 all S. - Eastern (Reading Ania.) of 21 Os. 6d. 24 7 - 25 24,1 Private S , muel Irish, killed - hi - Action Private Wm. Dunlop, wounded severely BRITISH POSSESSIONS. ItriVete John Conray, kided in action ' Private Benjamin Sexton, wounded slightly - Royal Artillery-SeCond Captain- George Harrison Aun Vecation Judge-Sir Frederick Pollock will rernaiu - , St. 100 Do. 4/ per cent 95 ' - 100 Private James Geizzle, killed in action Ensign W. G. Turle, wounded dangerously Forbes to be Captain, vice DraySond Placed 'on the Su- in lonna t aS,Vacation Judge, to diepose of interlocutoty 100 all lAtian. and Sa Law.• ' ... - ... 1 SL 100 Do. Fixed 41 p.c. Sh 95 - 100 • Pr - trate Denis O'Brien, killed in action Private Henry Saunders, wounded slightly pernumerary List; -Second Captain Reheat John Hay to matters, - 18 . 9 'Bombay Baroda and •,•, . _ , PriVate Jelin Grin tley, killed in action Private Thomas Satchel! wounded slightly _ , be Captain, vice Hardie killed in aetion at Lucknow ; • ----- mg-- ------- -- ,Cen • lnd euar. sp. o 3 - i 91 , lb - SL 100 S. Wales Gua. 4p. e. ....! , . St 100 Do. Now 4t pr. cent .... - ... .- ••• . '•' - - Private John Doelan, kilted ile antion Private Connor Murphy, wounded slightly , Lieutenant Frederick Nurse Cromartie to' be Second ' ' • • ' • 'lB ail Do: , '- St. 100 Do. do. 44 p. c .411 ....... ". - I,9ID'S SHIPPING —Cit'hi - D 1 , 37 Captain, vice F•mbes e Lieutenant Leonard Sumner .L , , - , -• . , •.) 203 all Buffalo & Lake Itur. il4- 15 20 'all S.Yorksh. 4 p.c.Guar. ... -• .. Private John Brown, killed in' altion • Private Georg•e Cooper, wounded slightly Serjeant Robert Hill, womdle•T seVerelY Joyce to be Second Captain, vice Broven•Major Owen, .— ea ,...____. 100 100 Buff. Brnt.ttiGiodch. ( 85 _ 90 25 , all Stock. &Dar„, sp. a. 26 - 23 271 Private lienry Reeves,. killed in action • placed en the Supernumerary Litt ; Lieutenant ~ , 25 I 19 Do. do. do. P,rivate William Benham, killed in action Private James Magee, wounded severely 13, ~ MO - 1- 0 -40,,n, Jan. 22.-Wind tbis day at noo N • 100 100 6 p..c.'bds., 1 Aum,'72, f - 87 St. 100 Waterfcl&Kilk. 6 pc. 50 -- 55 Do. do., 1 July, '73 83 Vrivato Thomas Cheevers, killed in action Private Bement Allen, wouniled dangerously - Ralph Gore to be :Second' Captain, vice Yonge, dente breeze and fine. , . Colour Seteeaet Alettander Williamson, killedein action Lance-Sergeant Thoe. Bishop, wounded slightly placed on the Supornutrierary • List ; Lieutenant Christopher Charles Teesdale, • C. 8., :to be - Second • Feralobix, 'j -in. 21.-Wind N.N.E.-Arrived--Faus- 100 POO . Do. do., 1 June '74 80 - 83 BRITISH MINES. ._ . ... .. - . .. a . Private Ttronias Field, killed in actien Quartermaster-Sergeant James Kelly, wounded slightly tins from HaVanneb, • and sailed for PlyArnrriouvtealm:Tiembne 20 'le. Calcutta and S. E'en's. i ••• - ••• Captain, vice Hay ; Staff-Sergeant George William 2/ 12 Alfred Cons. (Plink.) 121 .- 131 Colour-Sergeant Stephen Gervin, wounded slightly 20 - 2s6d Central Oude (Lim.) ; ... - ••• Ptivate James Atkins, killed in action Taylor to be Quartermaster, ,by augmentation. The an , l u t N th s , T li N ng , . ... 20 lt Britislelron ... - 7 Private Robert Seott, killed in actien Private Francis AltSfullen, wounded - slightly , dates o'f the promotion of the 'underrneetioned officers 80 - 50 - ..' 20 Condurow (Cambrn.) . , • Private Michael Meighan, killed in aetion Pr ivate Geo. Wilkinson, wounded severely Fyfe, from Callao ; British Merchant, ditto ; M er it, Ri e , 20 1 Do. B. do.. 20 lOs Ceylon A snares , lti - 11,e ' - I'o 1 Dev. Gt. Coals. (Tay.) 420 4-- 440 . to be altered as•follows :-Captain and .Brevet-Major E. 174 all Derriera.ra . - ••• e Priva.te dames 40Grath, killed in action • Pttvate James Sherrey, wounded slightiv J. Carthew, to 17th November, 1857 ; Second Captain -a, 21.-n Arrived . Private Willitim 'Brien, killed in action Private Lewis Chilley, wonneed severely i - ORTEWOUTII, Jan. 21.- Grande ; hylva, Demerara. Wind N.W. to N.-Arrived 20 2s. ;Eastern Bengal' . • ' 8 - ,- ' 'i 1 • • „ .. 274 EAst Basset (Il'ogan) 92i - 971 E. P. B. Turner, to 17th November, 1837 ; Captain G. ___ -A H m ea o t r h a, r f a r r o k m . Private Martin Sheridata killed in action Private Patrick Halloran, wounded slightly Von Leffet, from London for Geelong. Sailed ' - -Nugget, t • - ••• dt 100 East Indian .. _ 'lOB - 109 108 71 B,t 9 ' .17 e Great South.Tolgus.. 141 - 154 11. A. Forbes, to 22d December, 1,57 • Second Captain -20 15 Do. C Shares - 13 -- - ---- I.lp 161 17,5 Grt.W.Alfrd.(Philk.) 4 - 5 . Ptivste William- Nithols, killed in action Private Geo. Payee, 21, wounded severely for Adelaide, S. A°:6jthan. 21.--Wind Nd___ •.. -Private. James Gibbe, killed in tuition Pt ivato :Michael Cribbirs, wounded slightly F. N. Croutartie, to 22d .December,l"Bs7. The, second OFR FALmouTEE, Jan. 100 .- all Do.44,inc•Brids.ds7 .... - -7 ~ '*' 7 ''Grt.W. Vor (lielstn.) 11 -- 11 _ Private Robert Hen lerson, kid t d t at. l att i tzt Privet/ John Britle•tlollie, wounned slightly Christian name of Second Captain Turne'r is Penrose, C dlao f r Bordeaux ; Johanna, Rio Janeiro. . 100 all - Do. do. do., '59, do. ... - ... . 17s Lady Bertha - 14 and not-Porter, as stated in the Gazette - of the . Bth inst. •,-,- ° ' •• 8 N. Frances (Blogan) 11 - 12 Private JosephKewelh . I dd e d -- • mlt in ac . ion . Privat e Jas. Thorne, wounded severely tillo, QUEENSTOWN, Jan. '2 3 . - 7Ariived- . • guar. 5 per cent. a t Igl - - 201 19i 1 201 ••• . . N.W.l3aSset (Illogan) 141 - 151 Sergeant Michael Mg' Private Geo.' Ellinhhaino le-Minded severely COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. frorn Callao. , -A trivel-Faus'tiaa, , , .. i . , 20 all_ Geelong & Melbouene .50 49 •..... e/Ilt North Wheal Crott,y 4 - 5 •. • miarthy, killed in action Privete James Farthing, wounded severely Worcestershire Regiment of Militia g---William Rain- DARTMOUTH, Jan. 21.-Wind N. - Sailed-g-Ariel for Ste 100 Gd. Trunk. of Canada 49 Sergeent Geor , ... It Par. Cons. (St Blaxy) 18 - 19 181 "d'e Carpenter, kialed in action ' Private noir. -Tailby, wounded severely forth, late of the 33th Regiment and' British German • St: Micheers. ' • ' - Lance - Sergeeant Thomas Bishop, killed in action - 21 21; 9 Porkellis U. (Wend.) I - 5 ' Private Jeremiah Dowliug wounded severely 20 aid 'Gt. In. Pen. g,5 pore. 21a . 3 _e . ••• . . Lance-Sergeant William Kelly, killed in action , , . - Legion, to be Quartermaster, vice Mayne, appointed . 100 all. Do. 6p. c. Deben.... 85 6a Sort. Cons. Min. Co. 11 - 14 . Private'Thos. Blekenc arto wounded slightly ' ' Pa master. ' . from atlavaano.h. ..Sailed -Elizabeth Emily, for Africa. a •20 '' 4' the New. guar. 5 p.c. i i - P 1 - t 20 ... Bruetee Robert Lees, killed in action " • • . Y , - ~ . . Private Geo. King, woun led slightly • ' 204 all Gt. Westii. of Canads4 204 . ee... - 204 I 21 S Can:glen (St. Cleer) 310 - 350 ,: t crivate Charles Peet; killed in action COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT. i .MILFORD, Ja . . . o 21 -The Buono& Ayres from L' 1 • h t d • ' • werP" 20 ' - 2S. Carn Brea (Diego.). 5 -5/ . Private Dtniel Reardon, wounded slightly t in era 0- ay in a sin -- 'n PLY2IOIITH, , Jan. 21.--Wind N. 4 ; ia. , R.. Now , A 7 4 4 ••• Private darner: Pros, killed in action Worcesterehide Regiment of Militim-Ed weed D. Wood to Ruenes Ayres, Pn . ; 4 g state, 2 5 87 1. I. 86 5 1 'l9 S.W. Frances(lllogn.) 195 - 205 Private John Segall, kill, din action Private Stewatt Cowell, wounded slightly • ' 100 all Do. Bds., payable '57 ... - ••• -- Gent., to be •Ensige, vice Lupin, resigned. '6O 105 - 110 . 5 44 rain. S. &L. Min. Co. i -1/ Private Wiiiain Ward, killed-inaction Corporal John Tuff, wounded _slightly , . _ , - GfittashioeJan. 21:-.--The Marsden (brig), Of and eoi too a11..D0. do., '76, p, . Private Loughlin Robertson, wounded slightly East Kent Regiment ef MIR' 1; . , - 1 ia.- ieutenant Robert Bhi lis f 'L adon drovo ashore near Felne ' • 100 all Do.- d0., - '73, do. .;. 105 - 110 10 9 Tin Croft 3/ - 41 y this morn. Private William . Pars he, killed in action ' 'Fraser to be• Ceptein vie,/ Mount - resi med • Ensign • °' - rom ° '• , i .; ' and was towed tate Habnenton pill. ... 10 UreMinea (Gwenaap) ... - ... Celour-Sergeent James Roper, woended slightly . ' ' ' e ' e ' mg with . loss of anchors. It s blowing. a gale from.. the . Private John Hurley, killed in action 11u2,•essen Edword Kratchbull to be Lieutenent vice ' . , lO5 - .107 1 ' Lieut., LI. P. Eaton, wOunded dengeeoutiy ' north. ' '• • - .option ... 1256 V. of Toweet(Caenar.) 1- 1 ~ _ Priv a t e Ge..rgeljackscn, killed in eaten - Fraser, promoted ; George Francis Carlyon, Gent., to be 4 1 pc.- 19 - 19 1 ' ' 20 all 'Madras, guar, , . ~. , _ ... 14 W. Basset (Illogan) 25 •- 26 Sergeant John Wallaco, wounded slightly . -- - Private William Robinson, killed in action ' Ensign, vice Wrench, promoted. - • . 21; Private Davis Wright, woueded slightly (BY ELECTBIC TELEGRAPH.) . 20 all : • Do. do., 5 per c.... ; 20A _ t. 100 all Do. do., '73; without • 1 d ... • 20' W. Camden (Liskrd.) iOO ' - 110 • • • Ptivate George Wheelsr, killed ir e action it eat Militia Regiment of Artillery-A. Strother, j mem, 20 10 Do. '4l p. c. Eaten. 1 ... 54 Wh. Basset (Illogan). 160 - 180 Priviitp,Samuel,Challis, killed i n action . Corporal Patrick Kilos., wounded slightly Gent ,to be Second Lieutenant, vice Beauclerk, promoted. • SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Morn re I fill in-. 20 5' 1 . -Do. 3d Ex., g. sp.c.' a - IP I . Sergeant John Ye:BLitt, wounded severely ... 5 . Wh. Bulle;r (Rdrath). 2eo -- 280 . , Priv t atedriniotlay TT : - -ogA2,, killed in action Private John D w,ir o, wounded severely' lst Regiment ef the Royal Surrey Militias-dß:re Elyn. Wind N.; bard frost. _ • 20 -- 5- Do. 4th Ex. do, ...; 1 - 4Pi ... 5t Wit. Edwarel(Calstek) 71 - -71, - . - -.. Private Jonathan '-' I . alt kill el * Con on, ainhc 1 Private Joseph Little, wounded severely Henry Leslie Pepys to be Captain, vice Craven, resigned ; Arrived - Oceanus, frem..Sdnendemdamnd.; Rambler, Cork ; 20 10s. Oude (Limiti -•-• ... 117 s Wh. Kitty- (U. Llant) 11 -13 i 12 Private Thoni-L, rt;,... n, Ensign William Uvedale Miller to be Lieutenant, -vice Duke cif Glocester, Poole , s yule, stiughal; Sarah, Wa- 20 . 5 Scinde, guar. por c 1 - 14;e 1 .., 8 WleMa.Ann(Monht.) 45 -47 '- killed ia eaten Private James Ritharls, wounded severely Lanee-C o vr ila - r--• , - r . va , e . ....ma . enry John Et.monds, killed in action Private C'cristepher BLlker, wounded severely Horlock, resigned.; tiargooa Thomas Simoke, Gent., to •te nford ; Perseverance, yo,rmou : h , Havre,. 5., - Havre ; 20 'all. .D 0 - - •_[..‘" 1 . L Daniel (lowing, killed- in action Private Samuel Gowieg, wounded severely be Ensign, vice Sharp, resigned ; Alfred Fawcett, Gent., Devonehire, s., Lendon a Clementine, Moslem . ; Wandcrer„ ____,____ • ,-rrivate Hugh ktooden, killed in action to be Ensign, vice Hicks, retigued. . . Newpor L . - • - - FOREIGN. - FOREIGN MINES. Private Martin Needham, wounded slightay F .2rivate. Ttuowas Martin, 2,1, killed in - actiert . - 3,1 Regiment of the Royal surroY Militia - Resignations . S::iled --Devonshire, a, .for Dahlia ; Bartley, Sunder- . Private William Watson killed in a•Aien Private Alexander Moncur, wound.Al severely --Lieutenant Colman Alphonse Kirk, Lieutenant William . landi .- ' ' - 10 all Antwrp &Rotterdam 64 e - . 7 1 IoIYERP9ote Friday Morning. -20 all Ardennes • 'Ai 74 Austrauau • t- 1 I ~• Beeler, William Miller, wouaded severely Private Michael Durack ' Aldinaraara, killed in action Bent, Ensign Atielphris• W. Murray. .a. - a. 1 10s. Bon Accordeop.(o.) 4 d - 1 1 p Private James Quinn, kiliel in aetien - Private.Thonnts Christopher, wounded slightly Stirlingshire, &c., Militia Highland Borderarld Light Wind N. ; , er . 5" hit" neledan East. 'Janet. 1-- 11 35 27 Braziliaulmp.(issued Private David Bentley, killed in actiou Private. Henry Turner, wounded severely Infantry-Capt. Joseph Dendas to be Major, vice John Arrived 7 -Barbaras, .iroio daua ; Rhine, R ouen ; J o h n , 20 all n ee ierstoGraiesessac ••• - ••• at £5 pm) Private James Leonard, killed in action Private Fnaucia Carmlean wounded severely _ , , e Alexander Henderson, resig,ned ; Thomas Anderson, Gent., Alelhuish, a nd S at ah Palmer, Calcutta. (The report of •6 tall. CarnleanifizToulousz 30 all Do. Gocaes & Cuiada ... - .., Private Williem Temple, killed in action Sergeant Francis Kelly, wounded dangerously to be Ensign, vice Wm. Clellaud, resigned. tho -Sarah Palmer being ashore was a enisteke of the Coal Mines and Ry. 31 - 4 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey llt, - 121 - Bugler Michael Lynch, killed in action Private Jelin Butler, wont:dad slightly Ferfar sin! Kincardine Militie Artillery-First Lieut. telegnmh-keeperd .. ' . .20 15 Dutch Rhenish 1 4 Clarendon Con. Min. '1 Private EdWard Kelly, killed in action Prieate Petrick Murray, wounded slightly N. W. Snedgrass Kennedy to •be CoPtain, vice Davidson, The William Edward, for Rio Janeiro, •has pat back •e'o all ' Eastern of Finace - .28 • Co. of Jamaica...... ... - ...o, Lance-Corporal Join Drewitt, killed in action Prteate George Edwarils, wounded slightly resigned'. , . with rudder out of order. . . 20 ,all Do. New . a - •••• • 40 all Cobra Copper 4l - 43 42 Private Jdrin• McSweeney, killed in action Private Martin Netelham, wounded severely [The following Appointment ie substituted for, that which The schooner Mary,Johanna, of Cardigan, from Barrow, 20 2s. Euphrates' Valley ... ... - . ... 16 Copiapo , 1 ! - 13 Earsie - a E. L Phillips, killed in action Private John WOodvvard wounded severely ' , appeared in the Gazette of Tuesday last ; the 19th inst.] , for Port Tetlbut, with /roe ore, ashore on Dutch man Be e n, 20 a ll (It, Central of France ... - ••• ... 1 all Dun lidenntein CoP• cnrporaiefohn Dunlop, died from wounds Private Patrick Connellen, wounded severely let or Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia-Henry will beceme a perfect wreck : One man drowned. 20 all Oreat Luxembourg-. 7/ -8_ 74 per Mining Co. _ Private Edmund Miller, wounded severely ' George Bedingfeld, Esq., to be Captain, vice Brett, re. The Ariel, United States mail steamer from South am p- jG '6 Italian Junction .a- 0. ' -•• 6 - -0 1 t Ensign W. H. Napier, died from wounds 2 all Fortuna Private John Mutphy, wounded severely ton and Queenstown; has been towed round - to this port 20 all Lake 'Collet. & Bale ' -.. ' - ... 20 all General - 18 . Peivate James Power, died from wounds signed. . . Corporal Malcolm Lafferty, wounded slightly • - from Queenstown for repairs... 20 all ' Lierre and Turnhout ... - • ...d ' 3 all Linares - P-- 9 , , „ Private Daniel Healey, died from wounda , ,_______ • Privaie Richard Benson,' wounded elightly QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 20. 20 6 Lombardo-Venetian_ sa. thlte 11/ Lieutenant . M. A. flumphreys, died from wounds , -5: au. Lucca di PitiLsp.e.i.. ... .- .. I 1 - all Mariquite - 1 Private Patrick Brady, wounded severely BANKRUPTS. Wind N.' . .11drivate Patrick Cane, died 'hem' wounde - 1 1 gra • ' ..) e. 4 , Ptivate Joseph Cross, 2d, •wounded slightly Henry Rowell Palmer, woot dearer,' ...ermonosex, 0:2 Arriied-Jeune Charles, from Venice; ?amens, Mail. 20. ali Lyons and Geneva... 274 - 28 A' t - g 1 all New Granada Private Philip Corcoran, died from wounds - - Private James MlNamara, wounded severely surrender Feb. 1, at two, and March 10, at half-past twelve, Arrived, Jan. 21-John Pyle, from Callao ; Sylvia, 20' all Lyons & Mediterran. •.. - ••• 511 Lusitanian -Private Thomas. Collinge, died from wounds 1 all Noveau Montle - ~. Private John Parke, wounded severely at the Court of Bankruptcy. ,- . . Demerara ; Feronia, Malta; Catherine, Lague.; Royal 33t all Warta 'Ante:ale - - '... - ... . 20 all PouLSil.l4lll.&Srult 40, -50 . "Pi ivate CharleeMowan, died from wounds Private Adam Lamb, wounded severely George Searby, ship owner, Great Qpeen-street, Weet• Alb er t, metocorin ; British Merchant, Callao ; Merit°, 10' 'all Do. New - • ' , § 4, :rgeatit Bruce Cairns, die 4 from wounds . . - ... Private Matthew Currem wounded severely minster, Feb. 3,, at eleven, and March 10, at twelve, at Edo Grande. . . , ~ 20 all Namur & Liege - .81. 81 , ' l ''''Ptltio"Thernaa Eadd; (lied from woun•l3 ' 3 0 lfif Siintiego de Cuba ... 11 -2/ Sergeant James ennningham, wounded severely the Ceurt of Bankruptcy. . , . . Off-- Cattiguee freer). Berlianski n' Heath Park, Callao. 20 - all Do. d0. , 11 p..e. Pref. 204 --e : 2011 '4Ol 38 t all United Mexican...-. -4e - 4i. Private Reliert D;ole - y, cli 'Tr i from: Won n.! I • - *** - . ' ' 5 1 ' Port Philip George Mabbutt Richards, grocer, Northampton, Fob. all Northern of Fiance.. 37i 7; 334; 37/ 8 - liorp.aral. John Neill, died' from 'wounds Private James Bailey, wounded. severely ' Sergeant Thomas Joyce, wounded severely . . 2, at two, anti March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Bank- Arrived-Pepl, frem T a . ganrog. WA7 2l 3Fo l l , D, Jan. 20. 1G . 110 ,all NerwegianTrak.Prol ,80 •• ~TA f , MISCELLANEOUS. _, - m t r i i vate jo senladdrialters o n died from wounds ,r vate Tten etu o r a C eti t d Private Falward•Bowe, wounded severely ruptcy. . , ' '2O ' all Parili and Lyons 34i3 -- 30 _ _ Private CTiOig e , ,(*) L ytl ' ‘ 1 rout Wolin s Private William Jonee, wounded slightly Thomas Taylor paper dealer, Birmingham, Feb. 4 and been Wade tathe Conimis,s.iOners to ammit 6CU p t u ' rec h n a c: THE '.. AIIKS.--:). sugzPS 1 THE FINE ARTS IN - r3 - ' , A . '2O . all Paris and Orleans .... 55 - 57. 1000 800 Atlantic Tel. (Lim.) ... - ••• "Private-Hein le - , -.7-1 3 . Ist, died ;ram wounds Private William Spence, wounded severely 25, at half-paat el'even, at the Birmingham District, Court. , 20 • 9 Reeife & San Fran., . 25 19, ,Australian Agricult. 26 -27 • • • _. . . Y °ere, died from wounds - • James Salter otherwise Sharman, blacksmith, Wortham d • 1 t •• !PriVatl John Se:1101,1d, diisd f d Priva.te George Thonmsonawounded slightly ' tbe pa: ks 'iy gilt, as piet u 'its _ • . (Pernam.) g. 7p. c. 1 - 1p 93 ,-.-- e ;Private George Jones; a. _ _ ro rom wenn s Private (John Mirouge, wounded severely Feb. 3, at two, wad March 10, at One, at the Court of ' - ores are emmoted for the p b. 10 all 8.01315 and Frstaa%ti.,. ... - 10 all Berlin Water Works.. e - 3 lett f ta wounds Private James Snook, wounded severely Bankruptcy. galleri• se - ••• , 20 all. Royal DanisL ... '. .. ... .15 . - 13 10 2 Do. New les. a. bi. d ... - •.. ,Prinate•William Knox, died from wounds - 40 Ptivate Edward Clifford,.died from wounds Private Jatnes Farthing, wounded severely William Jekin Elwin, grocer, Dartford, Feb. 2, at half- REFRE3ENTATION OF REIGATE.-• , -TwO of the principal 5 all' Royal Swedish' - ;1 2 . • 50 40 !Brit. American Land 35 10 all tA.u.etraln. Royal Mail 21 - 21 21 . Private Timothy:Dvriognue„died from wounds Private William Relight, wounded slightly past two, and March 5, at one, at theCour tof Bankruptcy. Liberal candidates, Mr. Wilkinson and Mi. Doulton, 20 all Sambre and - Meuse 8 - 4 8 dB4 ' ' 100 324 Canada . ' ... - - FeitTate William Hughes, died. from wounds • Private Patrick Flanagan, wounded severely . , William Parkinson, spinner, Bradfprd, F e b . 5, and h ave pledged themselves to•go to the poll, and it is ex- 10 - all . 1 )o.51 per cent: pref 8 - et ; tirritte Gelirge Parker, la, died fro m woomis Private Robert McEvoy, wounded severely Marcie 5, at eleven, at- the Lee& District Court. W.dzin.W.,of Ftance 27 - 28 - - - pectecl . that :if they stand alone the centest will be a very 20 all Southern of France,. ' 211 -22 ' : . St. all Copper Min. of Eng. 27 - .O 2 1 23 - 25 Henry Ilebetsin woollentcloth inerehant d Leeds P n 25 all ;Do. Pref. 70 p. cent. 'PriVate John Tobin, died of worindel Private Henry Swindon, wounded' severely a- ce• 5 , severe one. . 81 ,all West Flanders 43 - 4 5 1 . March 5- at eieven at the Leech; District' Court ' g . • e . , _ 5 all ;Crystal Palace ls - V, 1 13 4 iPtivate ThomasLiwler,'-died Then woun d s ColourgSereennt James Baker, wounded dangerously ' and , , , . Samuel Hurcomb erocer Littledean Gloucestershire' emelt theNN. - The Bencliers of the Honourable 10 all Do., 5t per c. PrJ .9- 94 St. 100 Do•Go.6pc•Jan&July 110 t -111 t 1101 11 5 all !Do. Prod:re/ice - 4.3 44 ;Private Williaiu Dennis, died,trom wounds Private Williata Hazlett, wounded severely fep , S , OCrify of:Gray's-inn have announced tliali, On the day of 20 all 'Cry t IP I f France - 4 all s a a.o ... „.., .Paivate Jeremiah Goiiiog, died from wounds Private Willia.m Steptoe, wonnded eeverely Feb.,ls and March 15, at eleven, it th'e Briatol Dietrict trio niarriage of the Princess Ro I tras will be 20 ' 6 tWeetern ofAusttia... • ~. - ••• 5 - 6 5 5 8 'Private Charles E.I wards, died from wounds Private George Rae. wounded severely Court. . , ya , ex 20 all 1-We , -.t. of Switzerland .. •• -- ••• 20 all lEastern Steam St. 100 ElectricTelograph -10 G e Priv te Samuel Shanktentl, died from wounds Private Robert McConnell, wounded severely hid ' ' 11 BALI Feb:B and March Joseph Rothse 1 , jewe er, , ; , . .served ai • dinner in the hall. to the barristers and i • 6 all }Wiestaden - .. 1 all Electric: Tel. of 'rel. - - ... died of wounds Private Jelin Mellor, wounded severely 8, at, eleven, at the Bristol District Court: . etudents, together with an•additional a.ilowande of wine. ...., 6 i all 1 Do, Bp. cent. pref. ... - ••• Sergenni Francis Duffy, 4 , E, Robert Buckley, cotton spinner, Royton; Fhb. 3 and DESTRUcTION 0E- THE EXHIBITION RAILWAY I-LAT- 5 all En.dtAust•Cop.timGo 13 -14 20 I all ,IZealand • Private Thomas Punch, - died of wount Private Iden'Sande wounded severely Priv • ' ' 23, at twelve, at the Manohester DistrietCourt. FORM. AT OLD TRAFF . ORD.-Shortly after eight o'clock .•• ••••• .;..• - ... 10 103.!Eur. St tud.Jetn. Tel. id -- 1 p ,ate Jamee Thompson wounded, severely tiivate Josehh Rani, ditei hf wounds : ..__ Sergeaut W•11' 13 ' I lam. eal wounded severely Leonard Flintoff. Browne chemist, Manchester, Feb. 3 on Wednesday tnerning the whole of the roof of the , . . . - • ( ' - - 9 all lEur.&A . .m.Stna(lirn.) 5 - 0 JOINT-STOC 4 K BANKS. . .Private George Bumstead, dieffof w•,uund Sermsemt Geo'''. Y ' and d 2, at the Manchester District. Court. .hxhibition.plattern, at_ 011 T 20 ell 'Gen. Ir,Se.Col.(lim.) ... - ... ' rafford, . wars blown down _________,_ ___ _ „ . Ptivate Patrick Murphy. died °f " I r is nnded severelv - 1 .....„,,_,_ _ et _ . ,, ,, k mum, wo ~ „ - James Norton, silk dyer,•Maceleefield, Feb: 1 and ''..t, at .by a sudden and violent 15 - 14 'Gon„.Steam Navieat. ... - ..,, guat of wind. The iron pillars 40 all tAtistralasia • ;86 .--- 7 - 83 , 81 . 161 i „Private,Jesee e kthidge, died of r:votlLl , S f . iii;n- 7 .r.r. I _ r vi t a j Drake, wouuded , severely twelve, at the. Mandttatee District 'Canitt ,- , - ',on whichet was e 125 181113ault of Egypt '2l -, 11.1 , 20 •5. ,London piscoune ... 11 IA,-; 9Pitorteel were all thrown :from their • Pritate Isaid IL-eytiell, died of w•ounde p ri ,:r e Zr ip,,l l , :nen tt , ev,•tencled severely Jamea Sharpies, licensed victualler; Matdchestert Feb. 3 ' t • r , e . ne eg „- , ~.. „ 4 all Loud. Gen. Omnibtas 3/ -3d hTtedate GfiEld*s - Taylt,r. died - of wontrds Private Leagfilin iitee' wounded : severely • an•l2l, at twelve, at the Manchester District Could. It's teg-P ace' I nine in one moment the ' platform, for a en &A paint or boudoir 43 - fet • 20 10 - : Magdalena St. Nav lg. ... - ... tobertson ' ,ta minded severely 'distaace of about 400 feet • 1 d d 40 all :Uri. Col. Bk 4Ln. Con ... - •• dLaace-CoOti'dret John Thompson, died of wounds Bugler Willia6-Satton • oollen manufaeturer Vendor York- , e m Jonathan Waite, w . , , Was entire y estroye • • 50 all •' 1 , !a' . • ' -••• .. 1 10 all Mediter 1 s.n. Elec. Tel. ..„ - ... .1:1IE LATE DUK rt - d Britiso ~. American ... • I t_Private - Jahn Small, died of wonnds _' . Private Patrick Dowli'e w woutetel S3verely shire, Feb. 5, and March 5, at eleven, at the Leeds District , , EoF i:EVoNSHIRE.-We are requeste 10 all I Do. Extension Totem ..„ - „,. 12) 10 , QBle.of Ind.Am&Cb. .... - ••• 1 - Colour-Sergeant ,William Hackett, died of wounds Private William Green, a . ; ,,.n ouried severely to state that the Duke and Duchess of Argyll , and . the 100 50 , 62 - 64 . ,' - 10' all Mexican& S.Amerien ..., - ... , Prtvate.Thomas Evans, 2d, died of wounds Private George Haley, vatejetrerghtly Court. . . . d Earl and Lady Coustan 'Joseph Smith and Corcpany, wortted spiunera, Era • __ . ~ . , ce.Grosvenor were uot, present i ko. dtg I L'ILY ' ;Colonial -1., 33 ePOS te ' tis ' E cte walth, died of wounds Bugler Janie, Silwood, wou, ~,,,_•,,ightly ford, Feb'. 15, and March 9, at eleven, at the Leeds District at - ber Mejeely a ball ean Wednes,lny ' 1 ; 10 6 Netherlands Land.... 1 --- 14 , "Prifaie James M`Donahl, n t everely evetaogh having I 0 20 ,lOomenerciel of Loud ... - . •••' . died of wounds • e a p tii in G. C, 11. Writers, emend e d 01. . _ 10 all 'Do. Do. .. - - 3 t , . -Private Sateuel 151 `Ghee, died of wann la Liemitboant P. J. CurtiS, wenrol e I yerely- --- Cone:- t een prevented ,by the &at li of _the Duke oftDevonthire., 20 all !F ' • ' C,' 19 - 1.91 - ~ ..ag.Sent,& Ans. • - . • , . ( sesverely - • Tnornae Alhuthnot • BroWn - Broughton, corn merc h e nt, Joent a General the ITen. l l-1g C ''a - b Mt - Frede-• - 20 all {Lorena. Ble.ef A i•t, 19. t - 191 193 1 1 5 all Do.B ptc,,Pf. iss. at, Id. ht - 3e 33 n-- _, Privetedfehir Egan,_died ef ;tonna& F r ivatodinsettart4Dowling, wounded -clev er , nry aven is , • . • i -ly• • Br i t td, Yob. 8 a,utl Alarch -tit at eleven ; atethe:Brietol Dis-, - , !rick and Lady Emily .c. me r h Ith Hard Caroline 20 : all Ditto New • • t ....' - ts. - , li 5 2' Dot DO. - ki .24 d ..Feeirate.RichardtGroves, dietlLLf wonnds Privn t. - ) Willies's Dixeu, wriunted severely • ; • _nt.'s. , an( e •• i 100 80 New 13 StN SI• nd e• - 26 ' trict deourt. . e . . rig , teit e T . , ic a vendi e h were prevented obeying her ' Majesty'S invi- 150 20 'Leaden. ancl,,Coulity .. - ••• • 2 P-I . -; 11 •-•' • tt 1 d3l 44 yriyate Benjamin Jettepit Saureleis, died uf wonrds Pri rate Olin eFed fled er t wribreled severely • . 'Frederic Ellidt cliernist, Haat:a:their; evone ire, •,an. , , 1 St. 100 N.S.W. Gov.s p.e.D. 93 -95 s ' Mien to the State •Eall T . - ' t • o e'e• ••• 5 4 laltli44P• l 3 l lkrig Co_.4 • ••• --_, ' "'' -- 5,4 1 on I% edneaday nigh 111 e n. "Tryate TOll[l,9pfg t s, diaf ro w wpunas . - Peivato l'idree Hell, wonieleSlannetny . . 23 snd Et:11. 22, at eleven, at the li.!xseter Dislrittboart. i . , . 50 10 IL d'i t t '"t .- k ' - ' a-L . i 1 all N. R. Australasian.- fl - i i •• rrrigate Robs& ii illy,rited'ernsieWonntls ' p, i-. ;-,!.• ; I,r u l f ,:‘; J•afforty, wounded clan-• , -1-on sly . •,• Igileceit Qf We death.of the. Duke of Devonshire. Mr, •, . .. on cm, Gado ec . ..., ~.,.... . 1 1 2i) all Nrth.of EaropeSteate ... - ••• - - , • • William Malcolm Watkindotininil Flenry Fowler DIcKIIIS, -.. . . . .. . 1 , • h IUO 20 LoachairtWestininst. • ... - - . ..Cl3 l ;isfat'n- Willi ant TTaemai; Wonn dr (I ;severely P i k- ' -.: !•: i rein .Hindle, u'ound,etFigever •1 . , . : . trt d elicit (favend;sh . ' • • - der wooletaplers Kidlerminster; Feb. , 4 l end 25, at half-past , _ . _ tied toeflon. , Caroline Cevea . .. ... 100 35 National Pre. of Eng - -• . -'• ••• • . . . , 1 all Oriental Giii ' 1 - le ! $ 3 w - r oil J., • ff.• K. Tranag, waundadhlightly - P ' ' `-'• •riffet Ultedmell, wounded trevsrely .. . • • 1 are also Ali id; by her Mideast ' roaission, front their. 1 . • Y 8 Pee 20 ' 10 2 Do. Now• '--t • . •••• - ••• , 1 10s, Do New Shares P 41 3 . Ensigti die L. Pletilipe, wourmed.sligh V , ... rivam 0.1. Peivate Geerge Gibbs . , wininclud sirghtly . eleven, ht th ' e Birmingham District Ccrtirt.' 1 _ Thoma s Weetwot,d 0/31:0: UP, carri f o.,2p . manufacturer, attendance aaGrpoen and Maid of Ilonyur in Waiting 50. 25 National Bank . ot - ••• i 5 all deolnr. lal. & Minrl. .24 21 I t .,Sergeapt James A ll reephy,. wonted - 44 severeldt . ' JOHN 'JONESO Lientetsant-Colonel, I Birminglia.ni, Feb. 4 and 25, at half-p.ist _eleven; at th e , i on- all public ;:ccasionS‘duitnii' the present week. Tbe .20 all New.Seutli Wales... 4•1 - 46 • 1 50 all eeninsular & Oriental 77 . - 79 77i , p r ivate. Williani Thyls)r, woumledieierely . 11:oinixtaptiing lst Bitr-Alipn Gith Rifles. 1 B:rteirigharci District Court: • '' - ' Ent Uranvile arr . hl ''' t 1 - .- ' 50 10 Do. New - 84P 18 17/ . . • w • to north's Martin, 'attended itarrgeroasly e . ive in town ast evening from Cattle .25 an priental Bank Corp. 32 -31 32t 3 i., - . Triva _ _,........ I Lancelot Kirknp bailer- maker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, : Howard, Yorkshire, tlie noble earl having gone awe '2O 20 Ottentan•Bante ...... 19 - 19 1 1 - 9 4 J 50 all Ethymnoy Iron • t • Williarri'l3errette wuieroded 'dangerously i ' Priva .e -777-----7-_____ _.--, , Feb. 3, and 1 ' Mail Steam ... - ... - -Private- La llghlit .ROart,SOD,.wounded dangerously ' ' ' •"-' 8, -at t we l ve e t th e em weas tle_ e p o retryne. t o p e y a visit o. condotenee 'to the Cinintees of Carliele. 00 15 Proidneial of Ireland • ... •e , I 10) 60 loyal , , 01 1 1 all icot. Austral. Invest. Ii - 14 ' ' oundeddangerouely t LONDoN GAZE - ::." . '-',',—(` ',.' ;1i •: Ilirvening,.) List itt Court. , ' . ~ , .._ • 1 . •• - MADAME TUSSAIID P. 'S .....XEIG3ITION.-Sevetal noveltier 10 all Doe Newe e , ••• •- • .. e-. Bugler JoinrAnatth, rw _ _ . -I ' . . Charter, Patio ard Eel ' ' - • - St 100 3. Aus, Gov. 6re c. bds. 103 - 105 ' I manufacturers, us &It& Ira. Co. ...,..- „.. unded severely _ .e- err •____ ette ___-. Whphn e Ch esb • - --, avermtdve m eoaa_ ‘ . . are, ; we tretltr , tand, -in • prrparation, ' aniong . them'his 5 1 R.A . . , 35 _ 37 _ r,. , Private Charles Mt:Laughlin, wo . .: ,- • e , 'a- - . 2,5 all death Austral. Land n 4 - ;36 1 ,k9...eb. 5 and 1 • at t elve at th Liver-. e t - Private James Never, wounded slightly - FOREIGN-OFF rcg,' i ea'. Id. ' poe Dieted 'OnelYtt -ge eetdh eo .4 m.o. c unt _, . - aJ.6-ty,tbe Kirig •of Hanover, and thiiiNtiptial Gio0; ..26 .Alt .iPailliAu* B )." . : - - 48 - '46l' 74 - 1 1 25 all (Thieriot Australia 7 1 all iubmarine Tel. Scrip i• - 11 Private James Casey, wounded elightly The Queen has been graciously pleased ft/ appoint Cita'. Adexauder McGregor c the latter will be exhibited immediately after the 18 -20 194 19 4 1 all Do. Registered - it Corporal Frederick ,lohnson, wonntled Severely , Hamner Dickson, Esg., to be her Majesty's Consul at the Feb. 4 and March 4, a . ,. e or e n and sbipbroker, Liverpooi, e 1 Do New marriage of her .Royal Hi ' h Pd - R I - ` ' ,goness t e rincess oya . . nd 23 - 25 24 20 5 Trus.Ln.CO. Up. Can. .., ...-. ..,. t 1 , veo, at the Liverpool District 50 10 (Talon of Lo on i 6 ' Private George Johnson, wounded slightly Ports of Soukhoune Kale and Redout Kale. Court. Teese, with many late addition., will be found worthy ,10 ' 53 Unity Mutual ... ~.. - ...c1 10C 28A Van Drama's Land.. 10 -12 • Piivate Wiliiatn BrOWLIIOW, wounded severely The Queen has also been gra.ciousiy pleased to appoint Thomas Ellis Bates, licensed ' 1 . • b 1 br vactualler, Horns Tavern, o Inspection y tae pu ic. 100 i WestrußS of Lend .• s--_-_ ~,,c1 ' e, . Lea s ing Closing Prices Business Shr. Paid RAILITAYII. Companies this day this day St. 100 'Buckghanish. Ln.&N.W. 94 96 St. 100 Clydesdale Je. ,Caladon... 95 97 25 all Col.Stonr Vy E.U.&E.O 12 14 R. 100 &Lin. g. 6 p.e Gt.Northn 133 137 5 all E. Un. H.Sh. E. Count. 4 4t St. 100 Glas. Barr. dt Caldonlan. Neils. Direct. St. 100 Do. New Do • ••• 25 all Glstr.&Dn.Fr. Gt.Westn — 50 all Hull & Selby. Y. & N.M lOB 110 25 all Do. t Shares. Do 14 all Do. 1 Shares. Do • ••• 121 all Lon.&Greenw S.Eastorn l2 13 20 all Do. Preference Do 23t —24 t St. 100 Lon. Til., &S. Peto &Co 9B 100 10 j 10 Do. Bark. Sh. Do • ••• 54 all Afauch.Baion. Ln.&N.W and Matlock & Midld 2l 2i St. 100 Mdld•Bradfd. Midland_ 94 96 61 51 Newmarket BuryE.G.spc. E. Count —1 p 50 all N o &Est.s p.c. Do 56 -- 58 50 all Do. 6 per et.. Po 50 I all Do.Fixedsp.e Do •• ••• 25124 p Pro. 4 est. tr a yf A D v L. 0 &1i . . W ... St. 'lOO Itoystn. di Hit. Gt•Northn 133 136 10 all i Shrews.& Her T. Brassey 71 8 12 all S. StaiTordsh.. M. MClean 91 5. 50 all WeniVal.g6pc Stk.&Dar. , 34 25 all Do Do — St. 100 Wilts&Semrst Gt.Westud 85 87 SPORTING I N TELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S—TnunsDAY. The puLlication of the Spring Handicaps gave no impetus to specolatinn. Few backers of horses were present, and they seemed desirous to suspend operations until after the declaration of the acceptances. In the City 25 to 1 had been taken about Palmister, but at the Corner these odds were currently offered on the field. The subjoined prices are for the most part nominal : CHESTER CUP. 25 to 1 agst Palmister fiered) 1000 to 30 agst Charle3 the Second (Brother to Mary Copp) 1000 to 30 agst Ring of the Isles 50 to 1 agst King of the Gipsies 50 to 1 ag,t Prince of Denmark 1000 to 16 agst Tricolour • 1000 to 16 agst 1000 to 15 agst M. Dobler LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASES. Weighta for the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase. Forfeits to be declared on or before Feb. 2. bt lb Bourton ll 10 Emigrant Weathercock ll 7 The Minor... Little Victim ll 2 Xanthus Black Swan lO 12 Knight of the Shire 10 12 Tom Moody Kingscourt Escape Ben Lornono lO 10. The Colonel Minerva lO 7 Lobster Claudius lO 7 Little Charley Huntsman lO 7 Fox lO 7 Metis lO 7 Hindley lO 7 Toosey Abd-ei-Kader Morgan Rattler lO 4 Tame Deer lO 4 Weston Jean du Quesne... Little Yeoman ' 10 4 Lilford ............ 10 4 The Sluggard lO 4 &alto lO 4 st lb Toddy l - 4 Magnet Trembleur 9 12 Joe Graham. 9 12 Rejec`.ed 9'lo P;anet Nicholas Kettleby Warwick Hi❑dno King Cole mare 9 10 Potter kVestminster 9 8 Treachery Lough . : .... 9 3 Back Bess ... 9 6 lilies Hardaway 9 6 Little Torn - 9 6 Earthstopper 9 "6 Caledonian 9 6 The Brewer Comet Harry 14')rrequer Glenamour Übe Bruiser 'Moire Antique ' 9 0 Woodyrates Syvagee 8 12 Spring Violet 8 4 Wlarad 8 Country Markets. 10 ANCIIESTER — JAN. 21. • • • There was about an average attendance to-clay,.and the best qualities of English and American wheat met a fair demand at about last week's 'rates, and secondary sorts at a decline of is per qr. American 2d per 701bs cheaper. Flour in some instances a , ' ain offered at a declin e o f is, but found no buyers,. Oats and oatmeal moved of at slow sale, at the turn lower. English beans ruled firm, but Egyptians rath er easier. NEWARK—JAN. 20. A good attendance, and prices similar to those of last week, except for wheat, which was is lower. Spring corn realised last week's rates, and a steady sa l e. Wheat, white 54s to 565, red 48s to 525; barley, malting 3's to 40s, grinding 34s to 365; oats, 24st. 34s to 365, 22st, 24s to 288 ; beans, 44s to 46s ; malt, 613 to 725; peas, 440 to 468 ; tares, —s to —s per qr. LOUTH—JAN.. 20. An inactive trade in corn to-day, with little variation in rates, but for wheat sales could only be effected at * reduction of is to 2s per qr. Wheat, 42s to 478 ; extra, 51s; barley 338 to 365; oats 20s to 23s ; beans, 40s to 455. BOSTON —JAL 20. • The wheat trade to-d a y was i n - a rat h er weak state. The sales passing in wheat were at a reduction of is pit qr. Prices :—Wheat, red, 403 Od to 47s Od; new, —s to —s • white, 44i o,i to 49s Od , ext ra , 52 5 . Barley, 26s Od to gi; 0,1. Oat, 18s to 265. Peas, 31 to 411 Od. Beams, 349 Od to sOd per gr. GLASGOW -JAN. 20. --- The market was well attended to-day, and a moderato business resulted in wheat at a reduction of is per boll feir American,' and 6d upon new Bailie. Flour -in favour of sellers. Barley 6.1 to is per boll- dearer. Oats and eaf. , meal steady. Beans and peas dull. • EDINBURGH GRAIN. —JAN. 20. • A fair supply of grain to-day, and sales heavy. Wheat, on the top, is Od downs and on the average Os Pd down. Barley, Os 6d up on the top, and is Oa clown on the average. Oats on the top were Os 3d t 1 „1 ), and on the ave rage O i 6d down. Beans on the top 0 3 6d down, and on the average Os 2d up. AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. • Wheat • L 2 0 4 11-12th. Do. new ... 0 0 0 0-12ths. Barley Oats Beans• 1 17 9 919th.. Total Supply and Sales. • . Wheat 1762 qrs sold ,1347 qrs - Barley 1666 qrs sold 1347 qra Oats 1693 qrs • sold 1389 qrs" Beans 236 qrs kohl 227 cgs DERBY SMITEIFIELD.—.TAN. 19. A fair supply of fat beasts . to-day ; the deniand wig active former prices were asked, and beef was a little better sold. Sheep in plor Supply, and a slow sale. There was a good supply of fat pigs, and the sales heavy. Fa t calves plentiful, and well sold. The following were the quotations ;—Beef, 63 to 6 0 1 mutton, 7d to 71 ,; lamb, —4l to U 1; veal, 70 to 01 Pet lb. ; pigs, 9s Gd to Ils 3d per score ; rough fat, 5s 3 i to Os por 141 b. ; hidos, 41d to 6,d per lb ; calf-skins, 6d 7 ,1 per lb. . ~.L LOCAL:S . AARE MARKRTe LTVER , POOL---.TAN. 21. STOOK EXOHANGE.--Little business has been done ela the share market to-day, and there is no new featurejl° notite. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 71j—South Eastern, 22i R--Grand Trunk of Canada, 12I—Eastern Counties, 12 9 -16—Holyheads, 19i—Midlands, 941 it - London and North Western, mg. LEEDS-JAN. 21. STOOK EXCHANGE, - Midlands 91 2,--North-Eastern , Leeds, 26 g—Lane.. s hi ra an d Yorkshire, sig—Amber" gate, . MANCIIESTER, JAN. 21. STOOK EXCHANGE—Prices opened rather steady, 0 4 with a fair business. Sheffiehts, 391—Eastern Countieor 12i—Trunks, ILl—Doves, 2? 9-16—Midland, ti4fi---North British, 1 -Union Bank, 1 3 pin.—Berwieks, 24 —ir and Selby halves,• 54k. • ---- [ADVERTISEMENT,]—The difficulties and dangers of bringing up Infants by hand or wet nurses have been entirely over" come by Du Barry's delirious Revalenta Arabica Food, which feeds, Strengthens, and removes all those little pains and irrP" gularities infants are so subject to. The following lettere speak,volumes.:—" Grammar School, Stevenage, 16th `Dec., 1850. Gentlemen, —I think it but common justice to you to state that I have used Du Barry'ti Rcvalenta Arabica for the last four months, during 'which time our infant has never had disordered bowels, from which it had suffered much during the previous six months, whilst being nursed, though every care was taken to prevent it. 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