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' IP - 4,),,tti, 71, ' , ' '`‘. -• - •. -- -==t . -.- ' • . , , -...:,,,,„„,„,, ... 4.4i., ,,..--- t - ...-,,.. ~ .4 . ,77,t, c .? 2 ,, , g.t; I . ;_* . • .-5,,...„. ..,, ~ ~ ~ of the prelitte, beet onl; that the ft•l o the NATIONAL ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE, • -• e s e • a l . ( „.... ' Nye , .; 1 ( 1, se. 1s • 1, / 1i \ v'' ~,. '" I - . 4 i .'.. lc. per ilec a ro ject 1846; it was unanimously resolved- r • 1 i - ... - ;'' '. 41t• • 1 . 131 k s V ' ssi (- . „ ese i? , tee-sees, '...o4:tsias t a s a.se „a ea s eet e e ea 7,4eeteal ,e, ;: - - L a . ; _ ~., aktA , .f., ), .‘,, , ,5 1 4 , .." , :. - t , - ..,. - :.4....t. , ,, , A , , ,se ,-_ . CL as esse e 4 1 i ,:-.. „ _ annountement of a new Coni-law rereers it desirable •• I il•-• - s •,:s -e- i - ''.llsergel• .. .• • 4.,e4 .•-•-•s e e e s---__^ . ''''Ves. h . '','"-:'0 t - ,_ e er - -- - e' rs •es.`: --• tea , _ „„p„ ,w(0. f . :2 ,_;.,..„.„., „.... ~.. , .. ate on the P. dr i I . 1 i . fi . • , - 1 1. i vit , t _ :_ . 7 , 415 , oe F , ree Trade throughout the kirsgd sin should be in- , 29 to the iftce. \eeeete eeea . - • - / ) ' j ! .. i --i. , ..--4t.„ . ,94 , - ,, ' *..,—, v7--0.7,1,-.1.:7-6,5-,,i., ~-i v, „. x ,,..., _ _ K - 0 ,„ c ,, , ~., tv r e as e a:-7 - 4 - 11 - : - VI, •' ' ' . . ' " , "7', ~t,- ; t4 ‘..,7' T, ' .''.,, t , , ,., ; ...:Z1W ...., ;v , ' 1 1 ' °' s'' '''' .. ' '':"- D.R.O, I.t‘ ' ' '‘t , * ' l \ --- . si ‘ 4 0 . I____,' // //''''' I °'' -' 'v -v -rks• . s ei , f ~„ ...‘, w ori t .nat e I etitions for tbe Total and Iniu ediate Apolitical e •-•wsavee • ' s ee ` • 7se ' e e • --___s lt. . -...........„l„L ea es ses e et As ges . n, ,„ ,:`, ,:1 . ,1,,,• r e. AN e y wo ropo , '" -LA a imposin g Duties on Foreign Corn and Proeisiems." ----- -- .....-••":'''. . t o f the P. a ,/ i fortifiea nc4- oe ..._____....illariellester, Jan. 29, 118y467tier of the Council, JOSEPH HICKIN, Secretary. t"''''' ' - -••...5e a— es --.-' •-• ' eeseeeeseeseaa-e... - ~t. 5., - e s e .: - ..: -- ,..in s - - ~- iy. : i : . ~,,,,• -,. 4.,, - 5 r.,.., " • t the c onal o e no e- `, , a ~.. ..,.. ... n Affair s , a c , cool; cloy.s7,,n_E..sitS 0 1 . u 'A s I s Il'ol co S;I xt 'F i R ELECTION.-CAPTAIN - _... 7 41, . ~43 7 11 1 . . qui difying` - otli °' No, 16 693. LON . DON , SAT UItDAI ,2 - -r ~ , s . , B a .7 ' . .., 4f , .4 4 G . ,y . , ae-r* : 11%L '' , 7 FE BR LI A I - 1Y 14 . 1 8 46. PP -t•••• ,I*, 0.,. '4 ~ 1 .... , e on tbe V r 'rect. TTEE sits daily at the Britlah Hotel, , se eese in` il JOSEPH CARTER WOOD, Chairman. ~. - a ...... e .: . ____ ,„ se • - • --• .— _ " ' _ -- ea __ _ - t ied of 0 :40 - - -"a - • ' ' - ------- - ee .,.. e _______ _ .-- eee . ---- -- e...._,..eeeeieeeee- -e a -a- ee,......-- - e..-2:-...e, .-- ...........,,m......,-.11.../....M5TE....=--. ....., -Vir...2..erxe.2.A. -, M......v.5.5.ae...d...6...,,,,G7Tire-3...,,,.../,-.7,i......,..........rn,- -...,.... --...---.. , ....,......! ~,`,..^ a•----,. ,,,,,, ,r, .-.,-,,r,.....11..,.1:14.3.412.1.... ree.,,........ - • , 1 1 1 W 4 TMINb -i E h •ELE C T I 0 YAL POLYTECHNIC INS P :CITUTION . resillted Nom the Guildford branch only being a single ie law un - fill . A MEETING of the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, i. ll ° • "e -re. ira , _ lee e ; s ee _ /Rao fee ,. ~ e a .. , 4. es Ae yi 11 , i, l el r l dg . !s t hi E e P a tt E . t tc N br - R e e b s se sa lf i b, a ri s ee s e t tt i h l y l to rn um o k r el e ebt s ei i n s b r o p r o r f i u s r e o d , fo r h e ha d re- I held with flrinness, but the dem a n d ha s b ta etiolter s ' i r Lectures on CHEML3TRY, Nelth Brilliant Exptalinents, ae,ei 1 , 1 4 frg,,, .„, - , ivilysf, "tt f; til - '`a - ti st line of rails, because they could not with the same eer ie lbvi . 0 „r it t.icsihtatit , rotoi the Hon. CAPTAIN ROD'S, Reen, w in h e h e ld at the hy Dr. Ryan, daily at HatfsPeet Three and on the Eveaings of les s l a s ee et• ate , A'.4.,,, "'''..:k Aff ' will e be ek t - :k P t 1 r4A . # :*-'' tainty time the arrival and departure of the trains. ° n . quarter . . the ne e we , , :era ti ci li-S a I t rZI ,:e OII O .I4 , L oc ON k DA . Y NEXT, the 16th instant. mendaya, Wcanoidays, and Fridays, at Nine o'Clock. A Lecture . _. e g o a r t g t a h n e , parcels i r ‘ i , t s 3 a t e ci ,3 to p r e l a i . ier4h in . g ir i Ta i tr il mu three ' meeting on the 20th. terms. aie e on t'ae aaratoarttanic RAILWAY, by Professor Bachoffner, a .-----.....,,,...----- They proposed, however, _in the eoutse of that day to . °p.a.-This afterno in at public sale tof ' 4l pe4 - ----___L9js_______T , Pll CARTER WOOD, Chairman of the Committee. NVorking Model of which, earrYl'4g several perzons, is exhibited . T FIE FUNDS.—(CLOSING PRICES.) and Hendmatter avere offered, and sold, amen. „la- TO . 11 -11tovav PR dads', The adelitione to the OPAQUE aIICRIrCOPE, DIS- obtain the Termission of the' Meeting tO melte this a The CftAiitereer said that severol ar h-n r t an : g r e ri m ;a e r : (li ts load lay, an d w '` o NT Essßs. wrenkEirmANDanstrAlgOLDTare n i t y .a s - r i at o G o, r , i . .vtra , , ,,, a L ii n d a o ri t n i c lT :x .el p tr ifi nz t ß s I , , t;e it iz l iL f f egi e v,i ;, , ,, z ONE ,deuble hoe, as isoon es they might fitid it coovenient so been entered into about the Steamepacket Compeny, but 'nest; ressoi 75L t t0 urr 78 ,.... /qlcadmatter 791 lOs to 801, Fc , „ gesil fr 1 , I - BRITISH FUNDS. O'CLOCK.. CIASING iir do. They would obese ae that there was a very great on account of other bust .. p,g on them, the day his market continues in t B Belgoa, 7 0(1 0 ' Ich, lT rt a_ ._.: l, 7ey A ,u:t l i d eneers, inform their friends and the public, that their and • DIVING BELL. Among the various additions to the IVoriting state, and prices in most instances nomit 1. 1 ",, , ,-; SALE 3 OP RAILWAY SH.ARES &c are held every Models is Coleman's NEW AALEISICAN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, : B e ll i a iir n e k e ..Z r e l k e et. At • i i tat il ee ••:: :: •.: 2 9 1/ 1 4 97 riti 2 C4S• i . ti . ce:pse in the atnount of their merchandise traffic for appointed for the ratification of that agreement had to be posiponed, and en the 20th the subject had been condition of Valentii Raisins there are sel o n front , de rs . Nre, r , ce l te e r e, (!ent i Consols Ailintities .. .. 96e s %el % , 7 • ttie itt,t'year, so great indeed that they were at first put 0 ,„siepto 4 ,1 THURSDAY, at the - HALL Or COMMERCE, for ascending and descending Ire:lined Planes. A magnificent Col- • • w eive is" ' t ali ..,tete,soimieeserslie4t,z..t, London, to wkieli place, or to the office of the lection of TROPICAL FRUITS. Mr. Dowue, the celebrated Flute price, but good and fine maintain the lug The c u t' - iel li , -atis -a-Quaster per Cent. Anns. 99 98% 7,', 96% to a considerable indonVenience from the want of mentioned to the meeting. eqUested t ' readneedle-greet, all fee-Ours arsd instructions bre Player, will:take part in the Magee conducted by Dr. NVallis. Open Lott , A • tt , p . • „ that the. ir eir ti ' 0, An seri o be addressed. it tbe __Peeand Share Certificates must be forwarded to or deposited f t r h o o ate , S o le o v iß o g n . to Half-past Five, *cull from Sevea to Half-past Ten in ' D . . num es, :mitre Jan. e, 1860 .. - ate, 30 years, Oct. 10, 1849 .. 10 7-16 _98% waggOnsi &'-',. That want they had now supplied. He Mr. Letrievrea contioued to address the meeting amid Denies in baskets there has been rat , lie could nOt without one other o‘iseavation. Although they had peen over this p irt of the report much confusion and disapprobation. this week at the reduced quotation._ aer Belgian 110,1 the da .._""' of the. Auctioncese, Fig aaove at leest the day preceding India Bonds, 1,000/. .. .. .. .. .. 49 on the ea dae tea sof public sal --• —' ' 11 b Admittance, One Shilling. Schools, Half-price. Ditto, under 1,0001. .. .. .. .. 44 10 7 4; 16. '44 obtained an increase of above 31 96 % dise within the last a - ear, the addition to their funds was . in t i‘ e •l r r e . a li4la te r t z a t e o ei p e r ,t d a e r r y , er h e c ie s i v(! ) f Ir e In ,a a c t k te e r t e m o i ta gh p t an b 3 e . ferior quality, and damages, there is mo qu , est at the present low price. pdee. Greek Figs (in the absence of Far ccels i u 4 0 13 ' sware alee e, and advices of the result of the sales wi e da tay d ' i,, s the fi rst • BULL'S HEAD INN WELLINGTON, SALOP?, Cons( la for Account .. .. .. .. .. 97 96% % meet a or , tee , of ~,e Post after the sale, and the proceeds Mame- rAeLow. Thi2 aftanoott at publie sale rero . , t he 13 o eeet e a , co (mune to instructious. 1r GOOD JUAN, having taken the above, and Exchequer Bitls. lel d. 1 1 ,4 (I. to av°'" DIP ) 'alter w oe, e" - ' , -Ges•-leuder 201., le. per glare ; under 50a, Is. eql. , 'II o arranged with Mr. Farnall, be,gs to Wenn Commercial Gen- 1,0001. ~ a .... 38 •-•- - pm. 40 ,000 tons of merchen only some 1,000/., and this merely on acccunt of the f p o a r a ;li i i s c h h ici A t lr w . a l s ee .a f h e e vr e e t ti t te d i i n sse tl i V d c , of South American Tallow were sold at ::.I d 3 1 ' 11 5001 . •• • • - .... 38 40 - - pm. 40 low pii:es they had felt it necessary to charge for the L. mieht lose his sa ae, oa to line quality ; 382 cas -s of New 'Mute ~ va4 ei -... 6d. ; and ss. for all above. 111 tlemen and the Public generally, that no exertion will be spared te CLOe4 NG had cerricd w t a b s os t P o g ni o e o ‘ d v s bere rr . he ab w O?: 1. r • but it oould h a t i t i i l l e t be h te e r r ' s e o f a o t r o e t ° l4 . :l .l i t . l , , ~ . k board th " elie! render it eccommodating and cemfortable. Ditto, Small - .... 40 38 - - lun• 40 tranemission of 42s 6,1 to 438 6d, good 41s 64 to 425, mid me ll t i t r i' . l2; l : aro said the boa.s o , eos , r casss o ,itS II 10 b N y.O ::: lic. l: reb i l _ . W . A. le E S RAI 14 WAY. wellington, Feb. Ile 1946. • ONE , The great - majcrity r f the South of England low Siss Gd to "" • 2 - I- f F t 1 d . ition ef ii t i t l i ° ,,! o ,i , _. GENERAL :MEETING. ' - FOREIGN ruNDs. O'CLOCK. PRICEs. offered to the proposed Compane at of Arch k angel at 41s 3(' - o t i 41s 6d, low •en Sa l , e el' if ItIEDICAL INVALID .. AND GENERAL Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent ..s : 40% - . 40% other articulars of a bargain i net- 139 cas s Petersburgh second sort -elicit, eapeos k a a ,,asi o ,e• la 'O. 11p er se ., Y el, en, that the Ordinary er Half-yearly GENE- 1 eath eey c seer o r teg SVAREHOLDERS of the North Wales L LIFE OFFICE. Chilian Bonds, 6 per Cent .. ••;• - mediate, or femn station to station, so thet it afforded 25,000/., and gave p which could not be made available by 3 n a nd irn'' lil r eat ear anioa a e a ,,,, ho om an - but not entered ir•so. He 4ls , 9(1 soap tallow 39s ad to . 40s 6d, infe , , ... be haldat the LONDO.N TAVERN, Bishops- London-25, Palionall. and 8, Change Alley ; and Ditto, Deferred, 3 per Cent .. '.. 52% 52% satisfactory proof that they had a large positive traffic, posed by anot r C P 3 d T b°4 o ll F e e eer, all th e I• h unbracked 39s 6d to 40s Gd 03 • , AO . 4tr M ere me _. City, of . Louden, on, 7111fIZaDA.Y, the 26th' day of Dublin-22, Nassau-street. Columbian Bonds .. .. .. .. •as - 1814 of • till's traftli°cle7'i7lw73E3ntirtitothleel!-: Company had been .. ers fr° n• • 9 JA W 44, 4letis ''' at one &clock .to tbe afeeinoon 'precisely. for the Disesesed end healthy lives assured at all ages, on equitable terms. Grenada, 1 per Cent .. .. .. .. 24 23% 24% ock should be taken at .._....ffleiliMfM r .;nip. tl , , .n of th e 0 t • 1 . f P 5 , A pe ing Ines rom ortsmouth, Basingstoke, or . . Peading Company had offered that their st ted ibl h i - -ora l 1 ,, , edinary business of the Company, in pursuance of 25, Tale s man. F. G. P. NEISON, Actuary. 1)1tto, Deferred .. .. • • • • 5 % agog to Hie the FRIDAY NIGHT'S G) x e • err ' aen le; any of the coin- said four boats were offered for 25,0001., and the ot er 39 Out of the total amount of 77,000 tons, only 21,000 were cost price, the shareholders prop , tan te ,. a.lway. Act, 1845, and 'of the other general Acts of And ' r elating to railvrays. • ST. JAMES'S PALACE', FEB. tr ee Il le'rise is h e N icQLL , S PALETOT of LLAMA CLOTH, Spanlsal Bonds, 5 per Cent .. •• - . 'Es. li' I ,, te Eq , Of Tral -- . reby. further given, that the Books for the Regis- , registered 6 and 7 Vic e cap. 65, and patronised by the Prince Ditto, Three per Cent .. .. • • - • dent Company. He then movie' ' - transmitted to and &ern Southampton to London, end amount in shares. He said the Comaany . .to be formed 1 - 3814 16,000 out of that 21,000 tons were accounted for by should be an indepen The Queen was this day pleased to co ••• .• - learaery i , e ,... l 'lers . willebe closed on and after the 16th day of consort, Prince George of Cambridge, is an oyercoat, which re- Ditto, ter the Account .. .. .. 38% ighthoed upon Roderick Impey Murchii ,•••• -feu h od. ea unta such half-yiarly general meeting shall have commends itself to the Public generally by its peculiar elasticity and Dividends on the above payetele in London. rial Russian Order . Eructs Rentes, 5 per Cent .. .. -L ---e. 122 f. 75c. 2s. 6d.• for rof the railway. first class, of the Impe - exports and hi - Torts from that town. Now, deducting that the Railway Company considered that the . Steam k r , leading and unloe dine - at Southampton, Company to Havre would be in favou . ..... , lightness, moderate price, and able defence against the ahnose constant humidity of the climate of Great Britain. " 1 • 1 .•• • • 2 -BY order of. the Board, . Exchange .: .. .. .. .. .. -L -c. 251. • 70 0. there remaired but 7s. 61 as the carriage to and Mr. SNOW, in supportieg the motion, said t a , 9 ~, , , , cluiailia„, ••• • • tat 'Guildhall ei JOHN al AR.RINER, Secretary'. To ballad in Lonelon only of the Patentees, 114, Regent-street. Belgian Four-and-eel-Leif per Cent .. 98% 98 1 /, s - .rom London. The • I D A ale •• h' t' . 1. •t yer r line of rail being constructed from Paris to Rouen, and :-..,., ,_._, .. ' Member of tue A D1P1001 . 1.4_ r _ o, wit in, De .ab .1. , C -d' . •-* - aila - M 2741 - • 'neo-Vemel l etersburgh, _ Orrea4on in ee e . , ' • ' .- leA . ' ii fat re e 'ambers, Basinghall-street, Jr.n.•29, 1845. ....... . Dutch . Two-and-a-lialf per Cent .. 60% s 60 u ~.; Ditto 4 per ; Cent Certidetit%, ~_e • ( _ is _ r _ . ..ela ~ .es tabligh ed.-ciaily : Teeiteiwakaiaataa t tauee. foun Ito thene to Havre, and there W2S nothing - want] ~ , her- Was a &c Fellow of the Royal Society,'V.P.G. it •- • M ler of the Rep., ••• • • l eo_ '• .I) ~, '''': 4l , MADE LEY, BROSELEY, ard dhe would sug- make this route as facil a once al ycm i •• - Sue z eeoaiere • PUI3 Id CA T JO- iT. -S, - ----,-- • --, -ightAlikilgootertetsinir -• ; --•'. •• ' • '- - ' 96 % be very productive .te tile Company; an „ _ •• • - IA tt s e , ..IDGE RAILWAY, WITH EXTENSION TO • - , • . ••-• -s- • '' 211. . -- as PRICES OF BUSINESS • west that tho residents in the Isle of 1 . ig iS ou CLOSING e, , V . I t - h Id be tvretched hiatus created by these boats. He thought s the others but the ST. JAICIES'S PALACE, FE ••' •: 004 91 -1 1 IE BUILDER, an illustrated Periodical, No. PAID: DONE AT eVeil if Railway Company should have to pay the ILeILWAY SHARES. PRICES. attowed a "Second day's advan o e . , ~ tee- a- they were not The Queen was this day pleased to col •-• • . 1 014 t , .. sew - o.t. ILE TO ee•lieD ; IN SialtlP. - mel e e, seaalnatio n of this • 158, for Feb. 14, price 33., contains-Doings in Courts of • 031/E O'CLOCK. •"•, BO • With 'the v wsbur • and -1 1 - to se e lat e k ale • Company . hre . .. 3 . Bridgewater and Minchead .. 425. .... l e ffis / ' % dis. Placed in the same favourable eircumstanc,s as e the re , per cent. profit on the proposed Packet Company, it Knighthood tipon Doctor John Richard( Law relathiseto Bnildin 0 ti a Pt' - D 'ld '• P • ti r i a rg n l c i e , ' ated of the Royal Irish Academy, 8 • •• • ki.i., ar eh „,,_ ensay_Coinpany, oa the Terms stated in the circular ee II 1 e c , r .: t g peas os- ro essor one son e, „ .cnien i e , s into the - - Medical Inspector of Hospitals andyleets. 5 4„,,,,,,, fai v i r , -, and public, Advertise:anent, dated Jan. 10th, 1846, "1 Le,t t:i 7 es ji c?n a i - Ire' i lo oo ra u t i i r ev o i l i • 1 t i l ii P o a i ..rt i lg ren°lll-1-orcri°trtle"cClkeeelil.tol Brietol and Exeter • • • : •• 70 -• • • 82' ••s-• • • • • 89 sidents on the mainland. No doubt, the export and im- would he better for them to der so than tumble Ditto New .. .. .. .. .. 5 .... 13% 12% •••• 12% - • DOWNING-STRELT, FEr ..... 01 4 ' 234 1 t ' i lir e e re ei el ei rPletede Iserties still holding Dudley and aladeley tl a _ e ee rie _ e te forerard it to me, on or before Idoeney, the - House Kent N•ith riel 1' fi ael el F ••• •' e IDt '1 Sh t , ~,,, ft . 1 ~, 03 . iii. ic n e atens, an. , E ft! S . -, Or Buckinglitunshire .. .. .. .. 425. ... •%P•• • • • • • port trade would be increased by the contemplated disuetude, which they Would nevertheless do, unless they The Queen has been pleased tci ap CT I- .are e , - ‘ - '3' If.stailt, or they will Ise deprived of all benefit in Hints to the eaulent in Areintecture-Westininster Court ot Sewers Caledonian .. 10 14%. 14% 'A P change in the corn-laws.-(Laughter.) And it would entered sOiritedly into the competition.-(Hear, hear ) • , to be Ca i' 4 -Railway Jettings -Bedford Chetpel, New Oxford-street -The Port- Ditto Half Share: ••• • • • •• • • '' .. .. .. 2% .... 3% . rS4 fa t lie ,lo All Fa ) lane Vaee-Foreign Architectural and Collateral Intelligence -Insti- Chester ancl Hol 'head .. .. . 3 . .20 .... - 4 be their duty to give, ill the most liberal men- The motion was put and carried, with two exceptions. -4. , ugtletits . Fite:l.o3 , f hut., 1 21 s eal Pare e .- a . TICE TO SENeD IN ACCOUNTS. Amine° Of teflon of Civil Engineers-Extension of Building Societies-Noeices Cork and Waterford . 1% .I 1 Mr T,TE, who said that it had been propesed to in- Wales and its dependencies. ' the '' " ear in ' •(1 s u ontles•Com an ' are re uested to e 1 ..,oe j . e l ett . g emend p p 3 q Direct Ma ' ' ••• '• • •• • . neheeter (Remington s) 2% .... 134 ... ... 1 A 4 I l i, consequence. If this law were passed, such' assistance . • Her Majesty has_ also been pleased t ous, 0 . °ram - ills; that they rnarbe examined and discharged. of C, ntracts, Competitions, Timber Sales, &e. e eV St - %aba tes a Ry order, * W. S. DARKIN, Office, 2, York -greet, Covent-garden. Direet Manchester (Rastriek's) .. 54 ..... 4 .......... 4 would be required by th a e cee a te g tu rie e t d il a t t n e r ( a L l i j ilt;rrn i e n le ne s Thomas Wylde, Esq., to be Clerk of the hair, a u tor I T - ee , aeb. 9, 1846. Elccretary. Direct Northern .. .. .. .. 2% .... 2se..__ _ _ eh Duelin and Belfast Junction .. 5 .... 6% .......... 8% ever . districts which they stitute rule benevolent fund to provide agaiest the con tingencies to which the servants (about 800) were liable. . dam, in the settlement of the Cape of Goo n ele 4u6 it' l ' PHE GRE AT 13E,LL OF ST. PAUL'S It vvas proposed that a committee should be farmed to a facility would be given to the interchange end Her Majesty has further been pleased 'ate d° 4 , ' INIV't--e -e RSA', GAs-LlGur COMPANY. -A- will strike ONE on the 221 of FEBRUARY. Dublin and Galway .. .. .. 4 .... 4% • • ........ 4% mixture of sells • ' Id bl t d'ff t cl . t• t ' ;it wou ena ehe i eren is ne s manage the fund. The share would be but one penny, Harding, Esq., to be Crown Prosecutot igth, poilosoii," aPit a ; ~, b ' •aO,OOO/., in 5,000 Shares of 201. per Share. (1, a _ . l Veil U L I. I V E Eastern Counties .: .. 141. les. .... 22% .... R. Ditto New .. a .. 8/. 16s. .... 7% l a pa _ _ 7% p to bring their produce to the London market, from and the income would he 300/. Natal, in South Africa. •tois ef 0 0 4 elsesit :e a _ , 2s. per Sbare- In accordance with the Act. :nination ei e Every Saturday, price Threepence. ' Ditto, York Extension .. .. 10s. .... 1% ~ , ,i - A motion was made on the subject, ard carried mo:t - CROWN-OFFICE, FEB. 1 % whence they would receive manure in return. ee o( 9' -se es ...- t t , `sProyialonally Registered.) " he m . "He doth bestride this little world of ours like a Colossus." Eastern Union .. .. .. .. 25 .... - a, orkmg Committee, in whose hands the attains of the - had heard that the farmers of Hampshire raised four heartilY• sugmbElts RETURNEDTO SERVEIN THIS PRE a eer i-- 0 1 ° re, ' , hie, , CeinPany are placed until fully registered. Sheiks pcare. Do. Extension to Norwich .. 2% .... 2% 3k 3% The thanks of the meeting were voted to the Chair- City of Chichester-George Charles H .esentO o tOV eap t ,i: , Alle. Es Office, 93, Fleet-greeL next door to " Mr. Punch." East Lincolnshire .. .. .. .. 1% 3 quarters of wheat per acre, for which they received tbe pres ; _ s ei 0 , 1. 4,1, it l y en ee , 1. Professor Ryan, M.D., LL.D. , taverns cmonts to be sent to the Office at the latest on NVednesday. Edinburgh and Glasgow .. .. 50 .... FO ..... nian ard the meeting then broke up. Lord GeOT e CU nox, commonly called g and relitipty .l es l' I ra i ,4,, °1 .,, Robert Nicholeen, Esq. Sale, of first. Number, 3,000.--Foarth Number now ready. Ditto 14 Shares .. .. .. .. 5 .... 16% l e e 16% easseeseaseeeesesseese Lennox, in the room of Arthur Lennox ve to thir • • to raise from thirty-fi .. ty stx tons of Swedish e kt ial P ea° , eserls, Pate:l:tee . Dominique Causse, Esq. has acce Aed t: Ditto New le: Shares.. .. .. 10 .... 16%. 16% Lord Arthur Lennox, who I es 1 0 :000 0 ~ ri e s Il i w, Ev e , Henry Ault, Esq. ' Du Suaday, February 15, Stamped, price Sixpence, size of the Exeter,' Yeovil, and Dorchester _ 2% .... 2%. - turnips, for which they would receive from 36/. LATEST PRICES - 0 Li' SHARES. Lost ex I/ ° °ke. Ent; J ohn Kissick, Esq. " Times," Goole, Doneast., and elleffield, &c. 425. .. .. 1% ee p. .... 114 p 10 37/, if they could once get thern to London? Lti BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- of her Majesty's Manor of Hemphohne. t s ud ~,a . a inecrroa-J. F. W. Fesenmeyer, Esq. ' - Borough of Buckinghana-Richard Plc v iss Pti ' v Ilai itaxitu •-• Tr II E - WEEKCY NEWS, Grand Union (Notting,h. & I.,enn) 1% •• • • 13 .4%• •••• • • • I% He proposed doubling the line to Guildford as early as FANIES' STOCK. Grenville Nugent Chandos Temple, cornin eitl', t o , ~ , e we _ y , as-eieClaude Scott, Bart., and Co.• Great Southern & West. (Irelansee 15 .... 22 . A GENERAL NEWSPAPER, • pessihle to join the Dorset line. He had at first great From As Official List, of Chandos, in the room of the Right , reif 4 . OPP' d b-i le t ° l) ;' , - , lte eet : - " e i-ta t e. 'slimmed . tor the purpose of carryine out, an s ng i - i Great Western .. .. .. .. 85 .... 155 res- t ee le s , BUT PARTICULAULY DEYOT.L , TO THE INTERESTS OF MUNICIPAL, COB: idre 49 Mi ./ tx r ,, vet/ tlia eeeelee, an invention (secured by eetters patent) for a Ditto, Half Shares .. .. .. 50 .... 87 . 87 doubts as to h w-at . would be the result of that line in P jBLISIIISIf EVERY THENDAy AND FRIDAY EVENING Francis Fremantle, Bart., who has acc• " ere t like' t o te e ie . ,a(retetrire of gas of a superior quality, • and at much less PORATE, AND PAROCHiAL BODIES, PUBLIC COMPANIES, ETC. Ildde ot pi , 0 ~ OFFICE, 5, CATHERINE-STP.EFT, STRAND. TIIE‘ WEEKLY Ditto, Quarter Shares .. .. 5 .... 18 s• • • ...... 18 Par! N • iament, in consequence of the . unfavourable report LO:CDOIV FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. Steward of her Majestv's Chiltern Hunan or O, no , "soet,tlte usual cost, by an apparatus so simple in construe- s onsi' t , a t at Il e "; Ditto, Fifths .. .. .. .. 20 .... 35% WAR-OFFICE, FED. I PUati on arellipentlitnes in form, as to be available in any building NEWS may be obtained of any Newsvender throughout the Mug- 35 % of the Board of Trade; but he bad now great expecta- XOZITT-STOOZ, 213.01.rm5. it cot. ioiv , , nun end eelb done, by previoue. order, or at the office, as above, where Advertise- " Y •" • ' • • ' . 50 .. .. 107 le .. .. .. .. , bed s 1 01 l , o lif„, :0 ,_ 1 111,1,, t0 r h . ere tile ordinary supplies of gas are not accessible. tions from that quarter. The directors had also felt , - 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet t ments may be stilt. : Ditto, Ilalt . haree .. • • • • 7 .... - • • , the Le es efl 'pre • lee teiten e ., o l „ la erospectits, whieh may be had at the offices of the late e°`a• Fir e r e „ e rre tee _ s e, Dreayslaile, with &tins of application for shares, and Just iinblished, Bvo., with Two Mape, price 12s. - Liverp., Manch., & NOM. JWICI. 2% .... 3% •...... i.. 3 % Redbridge and he thought that the line from Southamp- Name of Company'. per Annum'. Share. retires ;H, Johnstone, Gent., to be Corn , or e • 00' 0 t ;"X eln ii i seciethe apparatus at work, and the brilliancy of the THE OREGON QUESTION examined in re- London an i Birmingham ~.. .100 .... 224 ex div.... • .224 x. d. - --- nant, by purchase, vice Lumley, Feb. 13. ' a ao /e l a %el 'etl. a'r Willi Nich 1 S tarY to whom must e a i l es , -s .• am e o son, @ere s , ton to Dor ' ehoster might elso be doubled. Be had also Ditto Quarters .. .. .. .. 2 ~.. 27 •• .. ...... 27 Z s. d. Xs. d. 3d Foot-Captain E. W. Stephe) Ls the, the D, o l, ' - ---._ .raItIVIIICIII:ORS..poet free. • . spect to F .cts and the Law of Nations. ),.nw alea at t ee t t- D 4 x rv , --- -z„_ s _.._____ Awned ' . C/ per cent 40 0. 0 40 0 0 27 pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice D orsi osti l ' a i - tat AL GAS-LIGHT COMP.A.NY._ Professor of Political Eeonomy in the University of Oxford, and Loedon and Black wall .. 16k 13s. Id. 9• • ...... '• . 9 gation from Southampton to Havre ; and, in order Brash:North American Ns per cent 50 0 0 50 0 0 45 changes ; Lieut. IL P. Chamberlain to I t Ge, 0 01, 0 % I et e ° XTR Advocate at Doctors' Commons. Ditto New .. a .. .. 2% .... 4 1 ,i. 4 % to show the necessity of what he was about to Commercial of London 5/., per Cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 23 • chase vice Stephenson, who retires; En nue!' gr•P ~,i 1 4 ,,„ a 2 . e ,„ . _ . A.CTS TAKEN for lighting up with a superior GAS, , London : Longtnan, Brown, GreCll, and Longtmens. London and Brighton .. : . .. 50 .... 66% 67 ex div 67 ex div , 51. per cent. 100 0 0 ~ os 0 0 16 • to be'Lieutenant, -by purchase. vice Cha at velt li _ do e l e e' rt te ti les teed rate, towns, willagese lighthouses, dockyards; hos- Ditto, Gement. Five per Cent 9 .... .. lc , propese, e woe re • paper nac e e ,an - Lorain andWestminstr 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 26%; man Cadet C. Taylor, from the Royal Mil 11k, 40 15, ra; r: . Public offices., manufactories,printing-offices, prisons, RAILWAY BILLS THROUGH PARMA- Loneon and Greenwich -.. 12/. 15a. 4d. 910.. .. - 'is 6/ t9OOOlO 0 0 14 , 1111 , C 41911r- d ta Srela te S,v l4 3astations, asylums, schools, and other large build- London Joint-Stoc .• • . per cell . • Ensign; by purchase, vice Fitz Gerald, Fel -a tt ,_ m e ma • e s. MENT. - Lon,lou and South- Wes!ens .. 41/. 6s. 10d. -••••• • • • • • - Steam-boet from Boulogne, Ostend, and Dieppe, had Metropolitan 25 0 0 710 0 'Mr nar3 gas Is not accessible. Letters to be ad- - • Foot-General Sir T. Bradford, G.O . 1 . • William Nictolson, Secretary, 159, Drury-lane. The LAW and PRACTICE of RAILWAY and other PRIVATE Ditto, New ..... .. 12% .. - 24 1 ,e le .. • • .... 24 le been steadily increasing since 1842 ; the steam-beat Provincial of Ireland- 8/. per &tit. 100 0025 0 0 47% 4th . ..... ATION , , BILLS, including the Preliminary Arrangements ; the Order of Lon , lon and York .. .. .. .. 2% .... 4% 4.. .. .. .. 4 8/ per cent. 10 0010 0 0 17% G 1J I Foot, to be colonel, vice enera . Ditto, New. • • • • • • • • • Ditto Half Shares • • .. .. 2% ...2%•••• • • .. .. 2% traffic between Hevre and Southampton had been de- NG. , • - - 11. , .I,OAIN iI'UND LIFE ASSIJA.- PrOcedure in boili Houses, 'With plain and full directions ; the For- „, • • National of -Ireland • . 5/. per cent 50 00200 0 18 Feb. 7. anchester and Leeds .. 134 creasing in the exact ratio of the increase at the other r o . ' ANCE SOCIETY, mule, and the . most useful and successful modes of conducting or '"- Nat. Provncial of Eng. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 35: 0 0 35 sth Foot-L. Fitzgerald, Gent., to be : Ea se ' so ti l e opposing Railway- Bills in Parliament ; with copies of Standheg • Ditto Fifths .. .. .. .. 1 . 12% place. He had, therefore, the intention of laying before Ditto, New.. •••• • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 by purchase, vice Candler, promoted in the heir as - ao, . 28, COMIFIrt , L, LONDON. • Ditto Extension . .. .. .. 42s .... 3% p• • ...... 0 0 26 Orders, Special Acts of Parliament, Precedents, Cases, and Notes. 3 :7 4 9 P them a proposition for the establishment of first.elass Union of Australia.. • . 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 , 0,,14 a thi ~„ • CaetteilXiSoo,oeo. Ily JAMES J e SCOTT, Esq., of the Middle Temple, liarrister-at- Manchester and Birmingham .. 40 s.. 79 Union cf London. - - 5/. per cent. 50 00100 0 12 30th Foot-Major-General GoMarquis ( f Fri t .. 1 7,0 °. ;;;,4 '.1 , 4, t ' ',lmp ., .reMPOWCred by Aat of Parliameste Ditto, Quarter Shares .. .. 4 .... 121,4 12% steam-packets at Southampton, and he believed that if to be Colonel, vice Sir T. Bradford, aa Ile, Wit), e ‘utlen offers iniportant and subetentiel advan- Isalve . _ Manchester, Buxton, & Matlock 425. .... 1% p. - INSURANCTI COMPANXES. des oe o • i ; 10 1 p se olese red - e raPect both te Life Assuranoes mid Deferred Annaitioa 'onaon . . , Owen Richards Law Bookseller and Publisher 1 ee -94 Fl Foot, Feb. 7. by t b 0 0# . 1.111.1 street. ' ' Aland - tester and Southampton .. 2 .... 2% le 32d Foot-Ensign 11. J. Davies, to be , it the II ( see or f.,,,, . 1 011 an oceresiens, the power to borrew, without ex. fifi l i t .a i bie) ; "Lure ef the Policy, two-thirds of the premium peke, , MECLIPS LETTERS ON AGRICULTURE, Ditto New .. .. .. .. 12 .... 28%14 - ... ... 28 The expense would not fall entirely on the shareholders, Name of Company. per of •• Il I Paid. Price/ chaie, vice Townsend, who retires , . sioi . tor t, 'r•ter sts - ',_ the Option of selecting benefits, and the conversion Ditto, Birmingluun aud Derby 100 .... .... • . 120 122.. - • . 122 as several gentleman unconnected with the Company, ies Feb. lf. ili e s $ ...Nos. 1 to 16 sewed in a heat wrapper, with views of Tiptree ' feta tes rills te e so Meet other convenience% er neceselty. Assurances Hall Farm, and diog'rams of the Machinery, &c. Price One Shilling Newcastle and Darlington Junct. 2.5 .... 45 4 ' ) had offered their co-operation in the matter. He had --- 49th Foot-Lieut. D. Seton, from the9l don, f 00,p , , ears are &anted on tke lowest possible ratee. Ditto, New ' .. .. .. .. 1 • .... 10% lO% X s. d. X s. d. . ranee ° o f tll r ,:rh, and Sixpence. xchar es Feb. 1 tenant, N ice Ross, who e. g , , - 39 received a communication from the parties engaged in Albion - 'OO 0 0 50 0 0 74 • • .• • • • • - • • 3/. 10s. e : liglat S 4 0 se e e - Ite eess DIVISION OF PROFIT:. Parties desirous of obtaining the above work, have only to order it Ditto, New, Brandling .. .. 20 .• .. 39 , 00' ao„..tr ee ,„:' arld increasiag presperity of tile Soctety has enables: of their local booksellers, who will immediately procure it. Newcastle and Berwick .. .. 10 .... 221 e le •• • • F o Lieutenant b urchase, vic Newark, Sheffield, and Bostou .. 2% .... 2% • - - 100 0 50 0 % oot tbe ,y p 6/. per cent, s , r 0 s A i 5 ~,, , ,t u, :,---„,:: s, 4t the last sensual inveetigation, to declare a third London e Longman anti Co., raternosrer-roiv. 2 % offering to give every facility for the accomplishment of ay I ll'op -)11,1 8 fro se ea t aid on These Letters are published without any profit, to stimulate agrh•ul- North British .. .. .. .. .. 17% -..-•••• • • • • • • - ley e 5,,,,, ea ‘.4 to 75 per cent. on the pre ums p such a project, and the boath running between Ha ' Atlas .••.. • • ..... •• • • 13s. 6(1. pc sh. e r 0 0 0 5 0 0 16% Feb 1a a stern cp pe s l'' VI ''''tett On the Profit scale. lanai improvement. Ditto, Carlisle Extension .. Ite-..3 • • • • • .... 2% Ire British Commercial .. 75. per share 50 0 0 50 0 7% ••- . 89th Foot-Brevet Major W. Hope, fr taclied, to be Captain, vice IL Wyndyarc , er) W ili t 03 1" 1"" EXAMPLES. * * l' Letters 17 to 22 will appear shortly. North Devon .. .. .. .. 2••••- • • • • • . a te flll, g 64 . t> ----- Now ready, revised and corrected, in elle vol. post Bvo., North Kent and Direct Dover •.2%..•• 3% .. • • ..... North Staffordshire .. .. ..• 425. •• .. 31e %p • 3 % provided they could allow a better access to them for County •.••••• • . • • . • • 31. 100 0010 0 0 in (3 1 ,,=1 , 1 % 4 , E 7 us Za le • • 10s. 00 0 0 5 " 0 0 - Lieut. 11. Crawford to be Captain, by pu e . . - - - ass n en b d t . ftl • 1 gers ya re uc ion o ieir c - "urges. It would De . , Crown .•••••• • • • • • • • follow:" (1 D' Di ' 12 , ' ~_, ' ilt I'd 0 !'' - A SECOND EDITION OF Norwich and Brandon .. .....18 . . -..-• • e ters, e a l ie a. 'r r A BOOK POR A RAINY DAY; Oxfd.,Worcester,& Wolverbmptn. 12% --a 15% .• • • pule . , or o r Economic Life. , w e ,d. I • - 'reiun l •-; ! ""rtl 3 D 's n ' r3 e --- Ei a a o• es ) e . "'' LA, - Or, RECOLLECTIONS of the EVENTS of the LAST Portsmouth Direct .. • • .. 3% .... 4% ........ • • 4% speculation. L&3os.bs. 93d Foot--Lieutenant R. L. Ross, fron veil • 48. 0 ' t.,:' I addea. Cash. go 0 =2 0 o , Eng.& Scot.. Law ••• • • • 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2% har tenant, vice D. Setou, who exc . see, In t ' i ° 4o. •• 1 1 • I le a 4.4 -, • 0 V.. • it. . . . SIXTY-SIX YEARS. Richmond .. .. .. .. .. 10 .. •• -.•••• • •• . . 16% Mr. MILLER said that he wished to make a few obser- aid. 2 , be Lieu eto 9 0 11 P ---,-.....' •By JOHN THOeIASS SMITII, Scottish Central .. .. .. .. 7% .... 16 al- ...... - Surgeon J. D. G . 4ln se e e e el 1 . -___. I h ferenee to the r - • I • et ... 9 _, „ „ a 9% vations wit- re p oposet. se stem of steam Freemasons' .. •••• • • • • 5/. per ceut. 20 0 0 30 0 138 10 Ina" Ist ,4 7 e 60 1 t , -__.- Ditto New . • . • • • • • • • - Late Keeper of --the Prints and Drawings in the British Museum ; si. • Globe ••••••• • • • • • • • 61. per cent. Stock. - to be Assistant•*urgeon, vice Leitch, app ed l igli n t• ei iip oi j,, I ---- 1 ----- --- 711 1 , 1 000 1, d 1837 4191 13 5 1 Z87 13 5.£13 17 1 .E 39. . - Author of "Nollekeus and his Times," &c. Shrewsbury and Birmingham .. 2% .... 3% el .... .. a 3% navigatiou, with regard to which he was afraid that se- , • Guardian •••••. •• • • •• 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 36 10 0 48 Foot, Feb. 13. in of t 9 eo tit " . of ' 14 3 i 1838 165 13 01 74 13-10 11 8 6 346 1 3 I , Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. Shropshire Union .. .. .. .. 425. .... par .•.. • • - . •to b ° proPd ' 1e:39 138 13 61 61 14 3.9 210 296134 e e l , To be had also of all Booksellers. Sornersetshire Midland .. .. 2% .... 1% %. • sion, as they believed that there would be a very great e ll • - s , „ . ~,, South Midland .. ....... ; . 425. .... 214Y 2 P .wh i " . o l3 a: ,t , The , lB4O 89 001 41 13 4, 60 0 247 4 5 Elegant Pocket Edition, price Is., by post Is. 61. South Eastern and Dover .. .. 33% .... - .......... ee% expense attendent upon it. He was connected with the Indemnity Marine... • 1/... . . eli &bs 100 0 0 513 1 29 of London, vice Colonel J. Gurwood, dece inel o t t i . ffl ice,v:, , erea o daatat e I - IR. CULVER WELL ON MA R.RIA GE, Ditto, New (iss. at e 2/.) NO.I. 16 .... - ... ..... .. 19% South-Eastern line, which-was reaping a handsome di- Law Life •• • • 11 5s 100 0 0 10 0 0 51 I ' 4 Cl l e li' ;l a d t o g ef tti' re) f ror l , n of prent3 is annual, and the next will be made in De •e Dre , ent year. ..11_1 . its HINDRANCES and OBLIGATIONS. Do., Neee (do. 33/. es. 8d.).N0. 2. 10 .... - Legal and General Life - 50 0020 0 ek Ban' ET...-.Captain E. Stephensoo, of e a ,i) .. -10 s. 25 0012 10 0 15Vi Major in the army, Nov. 23. ie Ile ". ,P F'. FERGUSON CAMROUX, Lem "Tobe or not to be, that Is the question."-Shakspeare. *- Do., IsTew (do. 301.) .. No. 3. 19 .... s .......... 12ee London k ire .. ••• • • • I,E• ~e 4 ° Ntl() Contents :---On Matrimonial Eligibility and Uufitness-Laws of bo., New (do. 151.) .. No. 4. 2% ... •3%%••• • • • • • 3% had been established, and which not only paid itself, but London Ship -••• • • • 10s. . 25 0012 10 0 15% ADMIRALTY, FHB. CAS V II ' 14 :4' 'CP - NI EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN X Paternity-Phenemena of Gestation-On 3.laternal Intluence-On Staines and Richmond .. .. .. 1 .... - .......... 231 caused an increased capital to the railway. 11.1 r. Row. a Marine .• •••• • - • • 5/. per cents 100 0 0 15 0 0 10% Med. Invlid& Gen. Life 4% I. per ct .50 0 0 20 0 3 COrpS of Royal Marines-Gentleman ( to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tucker, pr AO ili € 0 • tL 1 11,, i , LIFE AS•SURANCE COMPANY, infelicitous and unproductive Mitosis-Curiosities of Medical Expert. South Wales .. .. .. .. .. 5 .... - .......... 6 . Is 1 landllill, the chairman of the Brighton board, estimated el 11 gi lt ft of e sti J National Loan Fund• • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 234 Commissicins by the Lord Lientena :e..- le eqiciellisl,ttereby- given to the Shareholders in the capital stock of ence, Cases, &c. &e. Trent Valley .. .. • • .. .. 5 .. -24 231 e 25 .... 2e% their profits at 25 per cent. TT a-e thought that the ex- National Life •• • to the a se ie. eta nil te e , 1 1 . ) , thean Dividend of Five per cent. thereon for the year .Also Companion to the same, price Is., by y est la 6d. Trent Valle y and Holyhead Jiine. 2% .... - ... .. . 1% Bart. Durham Militia-Sir IV. Eden„ !d liglifloa,, ~., t* r ;I ) , 0. : . 111 inst., has been declared, and will be payable on and - CHASTITY ; its ABUSES and DISEASES (71 Engravings). Wexterel, Waterford, & Valeutia 1%.... 1% .. • • ...... 1% ample was worthy of being adopted by tis ompany. h• C l'alladium Life ...... , m ine ,XI 44 lll, l , l , u __A rs 3' of a . larch, at the Chief Office of the Company, be- di T o h ri c o se t a wo to interesting i lit th tle volumes are i not iniented for , idle or in i y ‘ `a il rin ts 'o•Th ni aenresiet :co a m nd io e h Teymouth 2 re :: :: '3% 2 . 7% • it • Y • ::::27% 3xd In ars , wer to ml severa questions put by s.hareholders, Phcenix .. ..... ..... - - 205 room of R. S. Surtees, resigned, Feb. 9; ( Protector Lite.... •• • 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 1/. 3s. be Lieutenant, Feb. 9. o rpo,) ' I -i , f 1 welve and I our. p al, b ey sly °area to the attentive The GerAIR N Sald the 288 shares in the Gosport Provident Life •••• • • • . 1/. .8. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2 BANKRUPTS. ,uriO e sole 1' f , o,_ . ji- 4 -:.17 1 ALEX. ROBERTSON, Manager. consideration of those who may be More legitimately and perhaps York and North • Midland .. .. tii) .... , le a ••.. • ..... 134 branch had all been paid up to the full (500. The 95 ( 1 -- - Rock Life • • 4s. b 0 . 0 010 0 44 James Young, ship owner, Salcott, 1 t the a ea () N . row, afansion-lsouse. Feb. 11, 1846. 'a' painfully interested. • Ditto, Extension .. .. .. 15 .... 33 .... •. a a 33 OW. Sherwood, 23, Pateenorter-row ; Carvalho, 147, Fleet-street ; FOREIGN' RAILWAYS. shares of 501, which had been granted for the improve. Royal Exchange - 180 Feb. 20, at half-past twelve, and March ; ptJ ; MP' d I)°N-1. - DUBLIN EDINBURGH, and Sun Fire ••••.• • • • • • • 6/. 10s. - - 210 ae at the Court of Bankruptcy. Alsager, of pity • 1 , Mann, 39, Cornhill, and all booksellers, or direet feom the Author, Boulogne and Amiens .: :,. .. 10 .... 12 1114 ...... 11% tnent of the Nine Elms station; had not been issued, nor Ditto Life ..... )."'"'- ril'' re „ LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 21, Arundel-street, St•riiid. At home daily till 2 ; Evenings, 7 till 9. Boni., Tout, & Cette talachenzie) '2 :... 2% ... . - 10% /. pr cnt 100 0 615 0 18 chin. lane ; Marriott, New Inn. PO tit i le l i gharlotte-row, Mansion-house, London. Dit tO, ditto (Espelete) :..2....2e1.. .. .. .. - IVilliam Chessor, cooper, Commercial-i he had spoke - 7 000 dd . • 1 t ' d ------ moll; Iii°1 1°) ? a t a E JARD SPOONER, Esq., M.P., Chainnan. FOURTEENTH EDITION of the SILENT ERIEND ou Human Central of Spain .. .. .. .. 2 .... -- ..... . LIST 0 9 0, at two, and March 27, at one, at the C mice a'a del! ego , th er th e ,aaJA,aitai IFILL, Esq., Deputy Chairman. ' ' • Frailty, with Coloured Engravings. Demerara • • • • ••_ .. .. 2% ....'''- ost. 4 _OOO 41, ar ' wa s e f-'.Elta.t. COURT, held on the 9th day of July last, Jest publishes], price 2s. 6d., free by post (in a sealed envelope) 3s. 63., Divideed Amount Whitmore, official assignee, Basingh Dendre Valley .• • • • .. .. 2. • .... % •••• • • • • % about 5,0004 to the expense, and had added con: ra ted ' ell', 'nliti -e .clatee a fl• e ois ot „ reduction of 25 per cent. on the current years' • SIL T' FI ' • Medic 1 Work on THE EN REND , a a Dutch Filen Name of Company. per of raid. Price. Marten, and Thomas, Mincing-lane. e ts§ le A ish • • • • . • . • 5 •• • • 71 A ••"•• • • • • 7 % si - era d bly to the profits. The enginee and Wag- Annum. Share. William Sibson Alderton, steel pen n pe ar by ii, o n to o i I thr ee .au Paetici retie elides o ened on or before the 9th clay le a r 3 1 , 4 P gp 1) the Intermit! f nd on the loss r,N rth. of• France Conitituted 5 ... ,15 ~ ... se , , , 1 5 a es o the System n both sexes ; a G t 0 a — ilaee a ry 3 0 7 - os,„ , lei, a Der s ' on ,I; of the reproductive powers, with means of restoration. The baneful Great Western Bengal .. ... ss. .... sx ... ...... . 14 gons were all in w king order and a higher ------...----- Or , 4 5. d. £ s. d cery-lane, Feb. 24, at half past eleven , r t e i f is l o ,r::o, 9 it I, th r ,, a,ed 40, who opened a policy for 1,000/. esil_ ary,. 184 effects of indulge , - co. Sec., are* Dilly pointed out Illustrated by En- Italian and Austrian .. .. .. 3 .. _ Ile . 1% speed had been obtained. It had been thought fit to 61. er cent. 100 00 - 166 twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. And i ," l up on . 1, at an annual premium of • • ...... £32 10 0 gravings; followtd by obSarvations on Marriage. Luxembourg ••••.. .. 4 .... 2% % .... .... 2% extend the Jimits of the day tickets to the time of kof acotland ••• • • P Ban .., nt. - 100 0 0 160 signee; Mayhew and Son, Carey-streei bee ° t Oil rre i thia ee 1 0 Pa - this year only .... ••.. • • .... •••• 24 7 6 By R. and L. i'LltßYAnd Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Madrid and Valentla ••• • 2 .... lee .......... lei S Hand 6/ per ce Royal Bank of co • 48 hours for people going to and coming from the Isle British Linen Company 8/. per cent. - 100 00 1 225 and Co., Birmingham. reO P * t e „%lium e attr ent be applied to pay the first year's Publiahed. by the Authors, and may be had at their residence Orleans and Bordeaux . • • . 6 .... 11%14 ........ 11.9% . .. tite P Olt I 4 6/. per cent. - 100 0 0 162 ;•11 ~„yol 01,4 , :‘' er a ; I additional policy, the party will be 19, BERreeRS-STREET, OX.FORD.STREET. Paris"and Orleans • • •• , ... 20 .... - „ ........ 49 l e ot Wight, a,s such a course would be very convenient Commercial Bank •• • • ‘ Robert t, , , Ken licensed victualler Eli t. er cent. - ,10 o o 14 3 4 /tit - l ee e„ii 14:Iles of ,z-z_red to the extent of .. ••..• • • . ........ 215 9 4 Sold :ay. fStrange, 21, PiternMeter-row ; Minney and Co., 63, Ox• west Flanders ,• • .. - • • 5 g i to the passengers and would cause a greater influx of Nationa I Bank. ..... • . C p Feb. 24, at two, and March 24, at elev prof' o f ft eve te e ~ 1 1,1 eee° last report coataining a full exposition of the princi- ford-street ; Gordon, IVO, Leader:hall-street ; Puttees, Compton- JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Union Bank of Scotland 7% /. pr cent. - 50 0 0 94 dotoo e vie t to . 441 o aregtice of the Society, may be obtained by applying at street, Soho; S'olg'ix and Co., Oxford-street ; and all Booksellers. British North American .. .. 50 .... - .......... hem to the island. The lines which had reference to 4514 t h c • - , Western Bank dB ... . 61. per cent. - 50 0 0 82 Bankruptcy. Edwards official assigne 0 ,00 1 0 0 .„„... "lee, or any of the agencies. at ompany, and which had passed the Standing Orders Norther Scotian an . k6l per cent. - 5o o la!, Old Jewry,. Lloyd, Milk-street, Cheeps "We regard the work lettere us the • ailent Friend,' as a work Union of Australia .. .. .. 25 .... - .. •• • • .... 26 t Tollesbi to of , , .11' 1 , ' : ' , ALEXA.NDER ROBERTiON, Manager. erebresting most clear and praetic'al views of a series of complaint, _ MINES. Committee, were, the London-bridge Extension the Clydesdale s Bank ••• • • • 6/. per cent. - ..... 5/. per cent. - 10 0 0 14% George Prentice, fishmonger 10 o 0 it 4at half-past two, and March ' 24, at te eo o ;, , f r a • lUC/411, ------ i --- avr, ---- , hltnerto little understood, and passed over by a majonty of the me- Real del Monte, Unregistered .. - .... - 4 ...... ... 4 Le s se a , .. , LICIAL and GENERAL LIFL AS- Epsom, the Egham, and the Farnham and Eltham: The Eastern Bank. • • Caledonian Bank •• • - 7141. pr cent. - 210 0 4% pea e ar , fI% I 41. X. - - , A-..`Cc - dicalprofeaslon, for what reason We aro at a loss to know. We must United Mexican .. .. .. 28/.20.8%de - .......... 4% rues Bankru te p y. Groom, official assignee, A e, a M soCIA L ' * Al ' T. ' `UITY, FAMILY ENDOWMENT, ane however confess that a psrusal of this work has left such a favourable i that were bef ore the Standing Orders Committee Edinb.& Glasgow Bank 6/. per cent. - 50 0 -71, 4 . , ,• h ios; 5s t/ ' TION, knpression on eur minds, that we not only recommend, but cordially -- - • f Glasgow Bank . 5/. per cent. - n e Bucklersbur o to 0 0 - 14% erF l , 3 e yi e a , LoNDoN • AND soUTft-w• EsTERN were the Rumsey and Redbridge, ande the Guildford city° o. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 lei l'homas Reynolds, cheesernonger, Co 112 and 13 CHEAPeIDE LONDON. 1 , with every one who ix the video of pest folly, or Suffering from lades Scottish Union Ins•C tree eeec 4., X and Chichester. d• 'to 11 7 h_ 'Al to ,_ DIVIDENDS. err t I en, to proet ay the advice contailied in Re pages."-Age and Argus. 'RAILWAY COMPANY.-(THIS . DAY.) Here 1 0 010 0 o 14 dlesex 1' h 2 tiles Insurance Co. 71. per cent. I 0 0 14 , e-. 4, at one, and March 2 c iaso o stli f , ._,(; ‘-, hereb • t e t th e el &LP- yEa..Be e er DIVIDEND on The CORDIAL BALea of SYRIACUM Ls exciusively directed • ei , aeo m e , y giver, a; . - ._ . The half-yearly general meeting of this Company - EAREHOL A S DER remarked, that at one time the car- f Seetlnel. • 5/. er cent. jlO 0 0 All paid. 9% engin Co. 0 P uand of Court of Bankruptcy. Turq , etiea& o pefr o rt.' p a r te e es sstock ot this Association, due ID December . last, at - and to tho eure Of . mrvous debility, irreplarity, weakness, loss of ap- riage of eggs along the line was enormous, but that had North Brittsh Inger. ••5%/. pr cent.l2oo 0 0 10 0 0 27% j _ . Turner IS ewry chambers, London ; , in, ' re le a - " oi es, on a t la ef G/. per cent, per anntieli, will be PAI ABLE at the petite, indlgestion, consumptive hablts, end debilities arising emu. WaS held this day al the Nine I. , . i lins' Station Wiliam Caledonian Fr i nsur. I 10/. st. 100 0 0 10 0 0 23% . fr ° lo 4 , .. 1. Weloo.l is and :following days , between the hoursof Ten and excess, fee. In bottles, price 1 Is., or the quantity of four in ens Chaplin, Et-,q., chairman of the Board of Directors, 110 W disappeared. Ile would be ead to know the reason 61 per cei t 100 0 0 12'10 0 18% Edinburgh Lfe nsur. . per cen . e . , chapel. road. of that. Richard Widen Croak, grocer, Seal ! gee ae, , , e • a (Thursdays excepted). bottle for 331., ',),y which Ils. are saved. The Ave-pound eases may Edin. &Mug. Railway 11.10 s. per c. 50 0050 0 0 76 A presided. . * dionipay? By order of the Board, be h.ad as usnal. The CHAIRMAN said that those eggs were brought Ditto, U. saares• •.. 7s. Gd. p. s. 12 10 0 All paid. 19 eleven, and March 21, at half-past ell 0 0 ' 4- fr' e t e 1 : 1 111 e ,„, „ FRED. LAWRANCE, Resident Sec. The CONCENTRATED DETERSIVE ESSENCE, a remedy havin been read and The notice calling the meeting g , - ,2000 20 0 0 21% Bankruptcy. Green, official assignee, . from Jersey and Guernsey by poor boat owners, who, Edits., Leith, fa i G i r it an ai tn 1 inlie r iiell• le '''" . ' I--__________ . ) . and 113, Clatapside. per cent. 50 0 0 All paid. 70 terman and Co.. Essex-street, Strand; I , ar e for searching out and purifying the blood from scurvy, blotches the minutes of the last half-year, as well as of a special if the weather permitted, ran at once to London, and glasew s t u A r yr ee s i r a 5 . t li ' e ' ts' lifl, • nckßail. 2/. per cent. 25 0 0 sell paid. 21 • ° MAI ' ' —en the head, face, arid tone, ulcerations, sod those painful meeting of the 20th January having been confirmed, the Frederick Jones, wine-merchaut, Car . ER(' eAL a d 1 : 11 ' saved the expense of r • 1 ' It was onlY so a s sgiv & ki 11. i i t 25 0 0 All paid. 45 al way carriage. gw Gans -rk al. 5 . per cen . a d M rch 28 at le t the C ifitl'o f 9'0 11 ,, V su R ._,_ -' n- ...,,NERAL LIFE AS- afibetiOns arising frosn lmpreper treatment or the eile-ets of Mexcury, Be one, na . ~ e ven t a )e c i a xe f i ,if , f 0 ,,,,, 4 1 4. _•exas.a.eZ, ANNUITY, FAMILY ENDOWMENT, AND removing secondary sYmptoms, and all eruptions of the skin. Friel he stlbstance was read report, of which the following is t , stress of weather which caused diem to have recourse to Dundee & Arbroth Rail. 6/. p . , er t 25 0 0 All paid. as)CIATION, 10 0 8 Fillet, official assignee Sambrook-eon , ; ;_ rt ,pP ey 0, 010 118. and 335. per bottle. by the secretary to the shareholders:- Standard LifeAssernce. 151 per cent. 150 0 0 2 the railway at all. They had now found a means of con - At 112 and 113 Ceps Lawrance and Plews, Bucklersbury. '" ef'ea)%if , 0 t h . tee ANNUAL 6 a sat-VPSIDE, LONDON. PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, price .213. 9d., ts. 6d., Lel , EN ERAI Art' " The gross amount of divisible profit realised in the last e eyance which suited them better. DocaaS. Charles Oswald Robson, plasterer an 01 g ° 1 • Pa °° 90 '0 ' og C ommercial aria G e ' eeeeETING of the Proprietors of and I Is. per box, are the mest efibetual remedy fee strieturee, Infiani• half.yeat appeared on reference to the accounts submitted to street, Finsbury-place, Feb. 20, at eleve e t, U, CO P ;Zees, ~,, above 0 F ueral Life Office held at the Company's motion, he., without hin:lrasee to business. Tbe CHAIRMAN said the directors always thought the ' Dividend I Amount , I peel, 1 0 e all c - nai '' n eb ruar3' 13th, B ' eting to be 108,468 L 17s. 4d., out of which the directors per I of Paid. 1 Trice. twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.: GI 46, H. G. WARI), Esq., . ~ at p Consiatatica fee, if by letter, 11. Minute detail Of cases neecssary, the me day tickets were of great advantage and convenience. Name of Company. ' , h e at the r . r, was resolved una t fi te ' . OCP es ' Meesrs. R. and L. Terry and Ct., Mirgeons, may be consulted, as recommended the payment of a dividend of 2/. 2s. 6d. per Annum. Share. . Aldermanbury ; Reed and Langford,Frii A , .ea ROW read be ously :- What might arise out of the season tickets was more e rtg" o l ' i 14 1 , 4 at a dividend of 6/ adopted by this meeting. . usual, at 10, BernerS-street, Oxeord-etreet, Lemba. d a ily, asel at share (subject to income tax) . , leaving a balance of , 10 905/. doubtful. The nunelm. of these season tickets issued be - ------ ! X s. d. X s. d. .a - a f o i' b ' T - Year ending the 3 ' -1 - . Per cent. upon the Paid-up capital for the 106, Dukese ett, Live• pool, (very Thursday, Fridey s and Saturday 1 17s. 4d. to be carried forward in favour of the current half- housemen, City, Feb. 20, at half-past a ar• l ' - 8 5 at a G ~.„ .st of January, 1846, be declared. '‘:lle, •- • " ard, Esq. e and at 10, St. Jo - n-street Deanegate, Mairsbe ?ter, on mondays, other companies ' • Was very trifling. Commercial ... - • twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. year: 139 oltlgeate, • a _ ra L ee., ,_ , -1. P., William Bestow, Esq., and T. Bush Tuesdays. and Wedneseays, Fast end West India - to A i. ' ;Tit w . e il ea .see re-elected Directors Of this Company. ._ ... .. -, , ....... - • " The pasSengers had increased in ntimber -tiring 11 • the half- The report was then put and adopted unanimously. . . I ,to per sh. ,100 0 0 - 2i signe,e; Reed and Langford, Friday-st ra,:gatu u , T C'str , gton Cooper, Esq.. be re-elected Auditor. LAMERT ON DEBILITY, NERVOUSNESS, AND ALL year, full 35 'per cent., whilst the absolute increase of earn- It vvas moved that a dividend of 21. 2s. 6d. per share East Country ..• Lendon ••• • • • ... ••• • i al. pr cent.. I Stock. - 117 Worthington, and Co., Manchester. -- 0. er raek advise e,. e'ectors be empowered to take such steps as they ;nay DISORDERS ARISING VROM EXCESS, &c. ings by the Company had nbt been more than eight per d • should be eclat ed, and made payable on and after the St Katharine •.••• • • • I 5 per cent. : Stock. - 105 Robert Lambert, chemist, Liverpool .?1 , - 31 , . 1 1 , 41„,,- .. for increasing the working capital of Use Company, "lie s Whe 11l pleasure's downy arms cent. - These resulta will doubtless improVe In favour of 21st of February next, and carried unanimously. Southampton •• - .... 4/. per cent.l 50 0 0 50 0 0 30 24, at the Liverpool District Court. T 0 tido ' A Y ?' ii lt fell, • ?t . the reserved shares. Ns:eeriest his health or 1 outhful charms, ac es.- ,i 4 - ' br o , 'NI ere voted to the Chairman and Directors, and the meet- ' • A hero lives, and justly eau the Company. , It was moved that a double line should be constructed CAMILLO. Liverpool; Cottrill, Throgmorton-stre , ee up. " With reference to the works connected with this lin!, ard to Guildford, and carried. and Hull. Liverpool. i • ..ert t a Exclaim. in trie, btliad a man!" _ I I _ I a 1 TS LONDON • AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly general meeting of this Company was held this day at the Nine Elms' Station. William Chaplin, ace, chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. The notice calling the meeting having been read, and the minutes of the last half-year, as well as of a special meeting of the 20th January. having been confirmed, the revert, of Which the following is the substance, was read by the secretary to the shareholders:— " The gross amount of divisible profit realised in the last half.year appeared on reference to the accoutits submitted to the meeting to be 108,468/. 17s. 4d., out of which the directors recommended the payment of a dividend of 21. 2s. 6d. per aim (subject to income tax), leaving a balance of 10,9051. 17s. 4d. to be carried forward in favour of the current half year: k The passengers had increased in number during the half year, full 35 per cent., whilst the absolute increase of earn ings by the Company had net been more than eight per cent. - 'These 'results will doubtless improve in favour of the Company. " With reference to the works connected with this line, and now in course of execution, the dkrecters had pleasure in an• ticipating the openiiig 'of the Bishopitoke and Salisbury Branch early in the ensuing summer. " The purebase,of ,houses and buildings on the extension lihe to Waterloo-bridge wag tiroteeding with all the rapidity which can be expected in the case of properties so numerous, and the interests in which are frequently so complicated. The removal of the existing building' had commenced, the plans and specifications of the worki were prepared, and the whole would speedily be under contract, " The directors are enabled to announce that Bills fur authorising all the branches and extensions of this railway which were sanctioned at the recent special general meeting, had been presented to Parliament. " It seemed probable that the renewed discussion of the lines to Portsmouth would be taken up in the House of Lords under circumstances which could not be unfavourable to the interests of thfs Company, whilst they would ensure for the public a re discussion of this important subject, and a re-ex amination of the several projects without even the possible mischief of delay. " A desire was expressed at the recent special general meeting, that the next report should contain a recapitulation of the capital of the Company, and distinguish the respective privileges of the shares. The directors had complied with this request. " The old share capital consisted of 45,912 shares of 50/. eaeh, uptm 16,000 of. which only 251. per share had been ac tually paid ; but these shares also were, by the terms of the Act under which they were raised , taken as fully paid up, and entitlesl j to precisel), the same dividends and privileges as the other* eld ehtfid.. • - . " Next, in point of date, stood 288 shares created tined the GOsport ;Brandi Act, and these bore a fixed dividend of S per Eeni. Per Aunt* in. pilhiit t y tti ovary other payment, eiteepting the interest on the bonded debt of the Company s " The Bishopitoke and. Salisbury Branch was tonstrttaitig ?,f a &w ho! of 240;000/4 raiSed in 6,000 shares of 40/. each (whereof 281. per snsie Led bein tilled up); bear ing no dividend or interest during conaintction, ujitii these Shares the first dividend (being in rateable peepertien to that Un the NM; ?harts)dtertte as from the Ist of J ulynext, the directors having every confidence that the branch will bs opened befbre that date." The CHAIni AN then ildtitessed the meeting. He said that hq would not long occupy their time, as the report Was sufficiently ample to ekplain eVery,particularireferred to. It was; however, the taaliibn for the chairman to make some sort of „a speech, and he would conse quently advert to tine tit two of the topics to be brought before the shareholders. They would tecollcct that at the last half-yearly meeting he had led them to. expect an uniform dividend of 10 per cent., and also the revision of the principal affairs of the Company. This revision had produced a remarkable improvement in the manag ,.ng department. There was a visible and marked difference in the regularity and departure of their trains. Those arrivals and eepartures were made with the utmost precision ; they had now a greater number of trains. and the increased speed had given very general satisfaction. The fast trains travelled at the rate of 40 miles an hour ; three others at the rate of 30 miles ; those which stopped at but few interme diate stations at 23 miles ; and the trains which stopped at all the stations, 16 miles an hour, which was a speed beyond that require by Act of Parliament. They had had the good fortea. to be free of all accidents in the co urse of - the last half-year, and he trusted that the civility and courtesy of the servants had been marked by she public at large. These new arrangements had, however, left a blank b-tween the hours of nine and twelve, which however they proposed to rectify in the approaching month of March, when the traffic would be considerably improved. They might, wimps, be Pierre Oat st Be IncOMPicuce ••- • - • A SHAREHOLDER remarked, that at one time the car riage of eggs along the line was enormous, but that had now rihhaet. c r disappeared. nAißilNtA He would be glad to know the reason of said that those eggs were brought and s e Guernseyef railway ilw a b y were arise J t e h r e se e y x a p n e t s i r eT e s rh s aei o l cw f ila w y - A e r a aß t t h : e Al r lN. w s h aT i i e dh h et)h e , a eh u ed s di e r d he co t thwoermfso always n o l poor boat owners, who, if the weather permitted, ranonce by poor to Lo d and e. d aaayysle meanst recourse thought e n t hnt. l y oe carriag f s r a o v m ed veyance which suited them better. of ou t greato of thead v a s e n a t s a o g n e t a i n e k d e t c s o w n v a e s n l n o c r e e . day wh at tickets might doubtful. The nutnly:T of these season tickets issued by other companies was very trifling. The report was then put and adopted unanimously. It was moved that a dividend of 21. 2s. 6d. per s h are should be declared, and made payable on and after the 21st of February next, and carried unanimously. It was moved that a double line should be constructed to Guildford, and carried. It was moved that a double line should be constructed, with bridges, &c., throughout to Dorchester, and was carried. Mr. REID proposed the re• election of the three re tiring directors. viz., William James Chaplin, Thomas Smith, and James Aikin, Esqs. Mr. WARREN thought it would be for the good of the Company, and the brisker management of its affairs, if new blood were infused into the Board of Directors. A self-elected body was always dangerous to society. He did not mean to affect the present election, but in future. He moved an amendment that the three directors who go out in rotation should not be re-eligible for twelve months. Mr. TOwNSEND said that the effect would be to throw out those who were interested in the Company, who had borne the burden, and being once removed from the board would never return. The SOLICITOR of the Company said that in order to carry out that amendment, it would be necessary to have one of the clauses of the Act of Parliament re pealed.—(Hear, hear.) Mr. WARREN withdrew his amendment, but moved that a list of proprietors and their addresses should be printed and;iven to the proprietors.—(" Oh, oh.") The original motion for re-election was put and carried unanimously. It was proposed that Henry C. Lacy, Esq., and Richard Austen Townsend, Esq., should be elected to fill the sticancies in the board. A Snaittilo.-ais moved the election of Mr. Sergeant Gazelee and Mr.iSnow to fill the vacancies in question. The CHAIRMAN said the gentlemen nominated c uld not be elected, as they had not given notice of their inten tion to become candidates. The original motion was put and carried for the elec tion of Messrs. Lacy and Townsend. The CHAHLMAII called on the Secretary to read the Company's prospectus in reference to the establishment of . a steam it n avigati w on tempan y to in alliance withsteam the railway Company , pac.h a view trading by Lets froin P o rtsmouth and Southampton to the coast of Fras;oe and the Channel Isl ands. A SnAiiSI4OLDER objected to the railway Company giving any g rantee to the Packet Company. Any agreement come io a t last meetin g he considered a mere nullity, for it was a epecial meeting, and no notice of such a meeting bad bee:2 given to the proprietors in the terms of the Act of Perlin:l:tent. Had it been noticed, he would have sacrificed the business which detained him to come and oppose no mootrous a proposition, as to give a guarantee to a losing Conspany. The CHAIRMAN —What they wen; doing that day evinces that nothing was done on that ocnision. The GENTLEMAN coutinued.—He saw )1(3 motion which had been carried ; and he thought the movnient of that day was a mere formality. The chairman had given them statistic., he had shown a falling off at Havre. Of course there would be. It was the longest way to the continent. Mr. LEFEVRE rose and said that Mr. Chaplin had acted exceedingly ill to him and his friends connected with steam at Southampton, and had he known it, he would have used every effort to have thrown him out. — (Great confusion.) The CHAIRMAN, when he brought forward the 10th resolution, said it was the last ; the consequence was, that many left the room, and then the Chairman brought forward the subject of the Packet Company. He said that the feeling of th e meetin g on that occasion led him , t9 itlinctitACe 1119 001.1403. „. 5 „ 31 , Or' ,` J ruarl' 1 ,)) debt le ull s 11 i p b 4,) 6 0V otr' Do Ole” LAIIERT ON DEBILITY, IiERYOUKNESS, AND ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM EXCESS, 86c " He ) Who hi pleasure's downy arms Netr lost his health or youthful charms, ' - A hero lives, and justly tan Exclaim, in me betibiti a man l" Just published (in a. scaled envelope), Tenth Edition, price 21. 6d., of sent by pest; fret. to any additie, Cs. 61, ELF-PRESEIIITATION : a Popular Essay on L that eancealed disorders, originating In youthful excesses, all terminating in Nervous Debility, Local and Constitutional Weakness, and all those Sinkings, Arptietiea. and TreMbra, which afflict the Weak, the Sedentiwn ilia the Delicate. With Practical Observe en Mettlage. By SAMUEL LAMERT, Consulting Surgeon, - 9, BEDFORD-STREET, BEDFORD-SQUARE, LONDON, Matriculated Member of the University of Edinburgh, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Satiety; bibilitlite - - Apothecaries' II111 ) ,LondoIN, &-,.... " The various poqtan4 /if Licier, Husband, and Parent, the im Init'Oiit priVileges of mankind, are frequently marred and prevented through the follies and frailties of early indiscretions. To such, among others, this Essay addresses itself; and by its perusal many questions may be satisfactorily adjusted that admit of no appeal even to the most comldentlal friend.' —slAll'Otd Orittette. "Long experlente in the ttinatnient Of a elti§s dr diSteset hitherto neglected and most imperfectly ntiderstOod by the-great bulk of the Medical prefessien, his enabiCd the writer to prove that there are Concealed catiaeS 6r Nervous Debility in existence, where the mere routine practitioner would never dream of finding them; traceable to certain habits, forming the most secret, yet deadly, and fatal springs of domestic misery, and premature mertailly;"—Wakefield Journal. Published by the Author, *Sid field in totalon by A. Gilbert, 51 and t 2, PaternostOrttirst 1 Starie, 23, Tichborne-street, Quadrant, Regent- street ; Ramey and Co., 63, Oxford-street; Noble, 114, Chancery lane (lerdon, 146, Leadenhall-street ; and by all . Booksellers. At home every day till Three, and iltiti FiV6 till Eitht. BY Order of the Board, Iril"8, 112 FRED, LAWRANCE, Resident Secretary and 113, Cheapside. I ( Dividend) Names of r , ), Dividend Names of re ; !„-., per I Price. Companies. A )per Price ' Companies. 22 Annum. Annum. Z I X Ashtn & Oldh 97, 5/.50. p c 70 Monmouthsh 100 81. 160 Ashby-d-la-Z 1131 41. 72 Mntgomrysh 100 Id. 198 Barnsley • l6O, 121. 180 Macclesfield. 100: - I 95 Basingstoke 1001 - - Neath •• • ... 100 171. 1340 BrknktkAbrg 1501 5/. 85 Nottingham. 150 12/. Cromford..• • 1001 141. 150 Peak Forest . 78 31. 40 Dudley lOOl 41. - Regent's ••• . 33 1/. ss. 26% Derby ~ EllsnireB;Chs 133 4/. 65 Shropshire • • 125 81. - Erewash . -1100 321. 300 Somrset Coal. 150 71.105. 130 Fort h & Clycliloo 4/. - Do.Lk Fd St 12 6 /. p . c. 11 GrandJunctnlloo, 71. 94X Stlll - d &Wore 140 28/. 300 Grand Union l loo U. 10s. - Shrewsbury.. 125 151. 230 Glamorgnsh. 172 13%1. 210 Stourbridge.. 145 20/. I 270 Gistr & Brkly 190 - - Strtfrdon Av 79 11. 10s. I - Grantham - 150 121. 100 Severn and - wyena d 26 I/. Bs. 32 Huddersfield. 57 - Kennt & Avu 39, 70. Gd. 22 Trnt & Mr-1 50 301. - Lancaster - sey, 14 sh. Leeds& Livrp 100 341. 520 Thams&Med 19 - - Leicester ..• • 140 101. 105 Worcstr &ij 78 2/. 44 Leicstr &Nth 83 4 /. 60 B innin g . Loughborogh 142, •:10/. 850 Wilts Sc Biks 67 11. 11 WATER-WORKS - • i Dividend Amount Name of Company- , per of Paid. Pr i ce. Annum. Share. -------.- ----- --...----- .............• £ 8, d. East London...::::: 81. 10 0 0 0 221 - • ... 1 3/. 10s. 41 13 4 -• 90 Grand Junction • • 2/. 10s. 100 0 0 - 65 Vaux aut hall •••• • • • ..... • 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 - 57 West Middlesex ••• • .. 54.55. pr cut. 63 12 9 , -• 130 ---- ~-------------- ail VAI~DI~\T FIRE ANcE O, LOIIIIIW-STREET, C at offi ce , L AND LIFE ASSUR AIPANY. ; the Entrance of the Old Post ,ondon. initEcToß.S. JOAN LABOUCHERE, Esq., Chairman. atii_t)'lll„,_ 10 11.11 DIXON, Esq.,___D e,, epn e t3 Ly •-C a h n a , irm Em a,:i. m.v. p S":-Ieetlerens, Esq. t,,,,,,N,11:411,e' Esq. , b,yi, Esq. ' d 51irchell, Esq. u elli i - N1 if" k arquhar, Bart. ltoWAan . u L t i virg u ar M t tlk t t 6 e, Erisbqa.l,l3lk%•PE•sq."M• M.P. tiep,itats eat itey,jun., Esq. Robert Mitford, Est. Joh m 4 ,' iz4Z: tsq. James Morris Etl, telvi„'oell, „ t onc, Esq. '' I. •K4q oyd . henry IL Reynolds, Jim., Esq. John Thornton, Esq. kp. 'inn., Esq. James Tulloch, Esq. riele••• it % aibrroas. nel „io:rts'Esq ill es Loyd, Es""q.Henry Norman, i ii ll_ e e n nry SykesTh Thornton, Esq. 1.425,t„114 Llpt. ,4-e .„ Ttr A'4T—Grifilth Davies, Esq., F.R. d S nt . inred in June ‘vek._,—leeedin, -u 'PARTMENT, a Bonus th w e " sums insured, on an ~N4 a .l'„,,"f di g '', cl 'ae per cent. per annum on i vn 4h-,solui. 4ifferent Ages ; and two subsequent divisions cnritm o ns f w y io t - a ve,a were made up to Christmas 1835 an 41 1 ,4 5e,,,,,.,,e of the three divisions the Reversionary 11ep, 4 2 7 -4:I Politics at the end of every seven years.B o n n m u n s ea u. a t cad." eto d pet, e 1 -Pert ee nt• on the total premiums paid thew ' l nlet V l ',Aal i the whole amount of Bonuses alio c 4.l4,selfailtite,,B,l°onnS f. tf e e e P d o e li d el s es 3o d the . extent of their values, pro nd at the t t l h iree n" 1 l ted i °Heies shall have been effected a sufficient time to have -4 the D 4e ael.l ca., , s c l -th - - Altt b —, a value not under . *lu tis t tih or EI ARTMENT, a Return of profit was aeolred on all POllcieS ts h,.,' a rt h. inane,en upon the premiums received 0 ‘'lne 11,,.., ~,,,,'-eo rce seven years at Christmas 1844, and e ... kts,;74 th. --r ," of of daily (Friday and Saturla) excepted),. 4 3' th,"„° ol lrs of ten and thrii o'clock, at the tread Office , and ''aenta in the COUntry Districts. GEORC, 4 .: KEyE N jTF q'l-4 -I ' o EQUITAIIIII POLICY HOL6ERS. -'-) KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 0 14 /di N:-° . a, Wte 1 I. ll dialh Leitdth. ti a , e lltion a r 00- Place, a - Rt,:i'sfquitable Polley olclets Is called to particularly ._ . ' rt e - tabl e th -I 'r SCALES Or REMIUM of this Compar i ; t, i ); 1141 t0 . ' 18 50 e b'nui to be declared at the next Invt . 6ll:it ti . , i , 1 1_ .. tel l , , 'gem, '.. i nasr e secured at a pfesent annual nayinnt 0 1 . 0 , e ,., the 044 ' eUarired by other companies. lit the eVent of death Li, .44 ft tbzr. will he ~i Paid less the amountofprentfunisontredit. Should ltil t vt ed i, 1— sui•vive the declaration of the bonut, the policy may be f Ilikrtl:'reriturillue, arid the Company Will flounce all claim .o .. ke b Yie,,, ll ) in elit ex z vs ,, t ' trlahtiethi may be due th.tr.on or in the event of the Pa na y e th i e n f ha ull a fe t Zted. ,1, 1 1 t i , 5 to premium ' of the age as wiltil first P the ' policy can be k. 44, up ' Thc!ii i ee lar. ab ?" Plan. : , rigin - ating with the Cor:,pany, was are ati 't Nfi% a', a!(yantos at the last equitable W. - vision in 11140, =tale 0 1 ! in Rireeß''Y "..dopted. and many of the polleies they effected ~, the r n ,. *. and latge bonuses have been a:hled to them on the Ak sit - r ic)wi ng table ; t 5, 000 'Os Time Assured. Su m addedito Nifty. M 'o , "•• • • • 6 years 10 nionths .. • • t 683 6 6 3,110 i 1 .. •%. II years ........ ••• • • • 600 o 0 P,.„ s ,he n 3 '",. • • 4 years ........ ••• • • • 400 . , t i Is - "Vet v. • ..... 2 scars t he It. t ; • '''' ,, and every .....1 • -s.dent ~,,.1.,2 information r... v be obt tined on application • "••:•• • • • .. 200 0 0 ' 4t the om"le. ,tolll,E.se,.l.diva:-: isoyd, ..,_ ~ Esa and F. Lennox Boyd, 41 „..4 A1Ax s _.____s___.._-•vrtoo•plaee, Pail-mall, London. hO lt elll ANI) G ENTLEMEIMTITTm DRESSING :Inds sTou,CASES. limee it, whiet-enhell-street, London, invites an inspection . of h• 4 , r t s P.si ii , • Ther e js P"qesses Peculiar advantages both in quality b e ItU; s " are oftage3eral ce reValtit that the internal fittings m o s f 31;11,.., .sat e d for f eve of t hes"' e ee e e Ofavin ery inferior theme, who purchase at Mee .., his cutler, , .. a a,.nl) in bri tagsPeriority of ntia l brum e ato piirt• •. because ha has lon„ '''' 4q t hat e ' and other ection his tooth, ~ h4 ve to ri , n (le a r ell arti c ' -d tiers it es ail hair, and ie in an.ecessaries In fact, he con. e • itself, aii,orPeril,,tbc whw e f 7 i ese . Ina' case should be Perfect in to s. ,44 ar_tieles 7 d e f f papier itlach:urnea grinittls.—N.l3. The largest ; te ek,, e ''t la L s on ra d n i obtain a enatdiArnPlete. Those who desire ~ 14,1:x1Z,, lUi's.prie,r_r pair cue'r.ttistiPennrlye.6_segninrotszul... tr(lo3ps/47121;:fae6ppcdtse.neirrutecoidein,6rdsasany.n.611deetil:oerapazuasostuhtmeae:1 0°; 13111 pe- ,0 55 '1 61 (1 0 6 1 " . Co' CD ief O' 0 11 " L AI lab° rOt i r O F of o iro o t I , thi , es ir b gee cs-,: o o, ' a bors; 11; b s e , aior;r o o e l f i e :i of tls ) le vri ,t 4 ,0 " 0 t1j (P it r o a id, 0 5 0., 0 1 , r 4 #0 , t er'l ,ht oes 0 .0 tbe ~t 1! r t b s off. a 0 MARKET. INTELLIGENCE (From the Londo.e New Price Current of Feb. 13.) SuGAyt.—To-day th( Ire was no public sale of any descrip tion of Srigar ; West India Muscovado was sparingly dealt in by rethitrs and grocers , the quantity sold amounting to only 160 hhdo. Sce ., but the rates obtained were generally the same as on Fris'isY• REFINED.—T4. —day, although refined goods could be pur chased upon furt:ier reduced rates, still little business was transacted. M i tuamus.—Althk.`ugh the market continues to be well supplied, and still chiellY with the better descriptions, yet the rates previously estiislished have been supported, and a good demand has been experienced for all qualities. EAST INDIA.—The supply of Foreign East India Sugar being scanty, prices keep pp, but there has been little busi ness transacted privately in any description, and none has been submitted to public competition. FOREIGN.—To-day there was no public sale of Foreign, and the principal operation for the week has been that. of 600 boxes of fair yellow Havannah, but not strong, at 23s for Refining here under bond. Cocon.—British Plantation has been sparingly dealt in, but holders are unwilling to further reduce their prices, and at public sale 312 bags 'of Trinidad were taken in at 42s for middling dark red, and at 40s. for common quality. In Foreign little business has. been transacted, but prices cannot be quoted lower at present:. COFFEE.—This afternoo n there was no public sale of Coffee The business transacted in Ceylon privately was upon a more extensive scale ; good .ore Unary pale Native brought 48s to 495, and low ordinary 46s to 475. SPlCE.B.—Nutmegs have been in much better demand, and the rates paid exhibit an advance of 2d to 4d net. lb. Mace has met with little attention, and a decline in the value has occurred. In Black Pepper the business transacted privately has been upon a more extended scale ; still rices do not improve. Of White several parcels ha ve been sold privately at 33d to 4d, and good to M9i ntine 4}d to 6d per lb. The d emand is increasing for Cassia Li g e!t, I bittpXloo4.o PrONOUt MU," srim . Secretaq. üßu te r d or o r of ol er E. 0 0. , e O, tite r , 00 1° ,ft )Ir. r oe:, o i n T 0011 10 : la , tel t , Sa" 3 ` 0 3, 00' o' of Gc O a the ,ter d el e ll o ox° 30 ,00 0 % 0 . r of j welU' o e, 1 ), r th, c % so 1410. ,i 0C! 560 r‘o l th e DO i " r° 001' court Upper Brook -street, Grosvenor-square, March 6--.-INr' \ tartner,, Belton, Rutlandshire, March 6—W. *lion: hosier, Sheffield, March 9—E. Smith, innkeeper, Saathwelis - ,Notingharr.shire, March 6—C. Barber, calico r" , Brindle. LaZ,ahle - cr, - Mare Surrey, Alar,7ti 6—W. Ockleston, hide Inerrh t a u n a t i , ler L' E ive g mu Liverpool. 5,..Af. - ;; - :.iworth, common b rewer , Manchester March 6—i. ilulDle, paper - Manchester, March 6. Howes, tavern keeries, ..`ent, March G—M. Cooke. builder, Lenton, Lancashire' March G. Payne, tailor. King street, Covent-garden, March 6—s. and J. Burtcal, chemists, Kingston-upon-Hull, March G. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Ward, sen., J. Ward, and W. Ward, jun., hosiers, Lei; center—W. Ward, D. W. Grocock, and'J. Ward, cravat ma ' niffactnrers, Leicester—T. Harrison and T. Hannaond, glass , manufacturers, Birmingham—J. Ridgway, T. 5... Bale, E. Brown, and J. R. Bale, china manufacturers, Stoke-upon, Trent—J. Braddock and A. Turner, coal miners, Hatteisc-e• Cheshire—B. Green, J. Green, J. Haigb, and G. A. Hai* coal merchants, ThornclitTe Colliery, I orkshire—W. 11fealdy aed J. Greenhouse, cigar Manufacturers, Liverpool—NV_ Harding, S. Schofield, and J. Renshaw, general warehouse- Men (so far as regards W. Harding)-E. W. Rabone, A_ Dixon, T. Lloyd, and G. Dixon, merchants, Birmingha m — J. Anderton and J. J. Amstrong, spirit merchants, Waver tree, Lancashire—W. and G. Collings, bootmakers, Cam , bridge-place, Kingsland• road—it. Bullets and E. Snell, chemists, Duke-street, Southwark—J. and E. Deakin, bolt -builders. Bootle, Lancashire—R. Ellerby and J. Marsh . , bookbinders, Manchester—J. King and IL Hinckley, cheese mongers, Kentish-town—E. A. llicklev, J. Martin, G. Victor, and W. 11. Allen, spirit merchants, Portsmouth—J. Mather and E. Dickinson, coal merchants, Liverpool—S. 11. Tweet: and W. Manthorp, surgeons, Bockiug, Essex—D. Ilirneß and 11. Crees, tailors, Storrington, Sussex—R. B. Coe ate' J. 11. Mann, surveyors, •Norwich—A. B. Maddock and W".. E. Hayman, surgeons, Judd-street, Brunswick-square—E.. F. Cole an.t lt. Mossop, common brewers, Long Sutton, Lin colnshire—T. Ingalton and R. Drake, booksellers, Eton—J,. Mayson. W. A. Mayson, and G. Earnshaw, cotton spinsters, Dogford, Lancashire—W. Barber, G. Barber, and J. Barber, grocers, Gray's Inn-lane (so far as regards G. Barber . )—R- and W. Batter, watch-movement makers, St. Helen's, -La/t -ea-hire—R. Marnock and J. - Manley; nurserymen, Hackney —J. A. Meyer and li. Higgs, general commission merchants, Mincing-lane.-ll.Oatwav and J. F. Coulsting, wire workers, Bristol—T. S. Cooke_andil.,Wise, jun c • ' • ;kr • merchants, Cape . 11( 1 ,071 t i l e t s . f an ord a ,l t; ''ort i3 iirt - -- Town,Cape of Good Hope—W. and J. Brown an4Tadiniluolft,ar.;siritt i O r ar e en rs yd: bill, grocers,Liverpool—W.Wright and E.Gibbs, patent leather _ s r: iv : o r:at Queen's-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields--- k S i t:: .o it k li e , rs j:ti L n e e e rs d . s— No G ttir p ;g o h w a n m a — u, J iu C n. a , ls a - e n r a t I. Worthington,' stockbrokers, Liverpool. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Robert Park and Company, spirit dealers, Glasgow, Feb. 16 and March 13, at twelve, at the chambers of Mr. Steel, Glasgow. • David Auld, merchant, Port-Glasgow, Feb. 17 and March 10, at two, at the chambers of Mr. Dempster, Greenock. John Christie, builder, Glasgow, Feb. 19 and March 19, at one, at the counting-house of Messrs. Mein and Cunning,- ham, Glasgow. Alexander and Patrick Wilson, letter-founders, Edinburgh, Feb. 18 and March 11, at one, at the chambers of Messrs. Dundas and"Jarnieson, Edinburgh. James Dow, bootmaker, Edinburgh; Feb. 29 and March 13, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscoyado Sugar, tha produce of the British possessions in America, computed front the returns made in the week ending Feb. 10, 1846, is 355. sd. per cwt. FEBRUARV 14, 1846. P 5! ICE sr. held with firmness, but the demand has been only for small parcels at 34c1 to 3d per lb. Cinnamon has sustained last quarterly sale's prices. Ginger is not to be had cn lower terms. Oths.—This afterno in at public sale 21 tons of Sperm and Heridmatter were offered, and sold, British - Sperm at 751 to 781, Ileadmatter 791 I.os to 801; - Foreign Sperm 761. FRurr.--This market continues in the same unsettled state, and prices in most instances nominal. From the bad condition of Valentia Raisins there are sellers at almost any price, brit good and fine maintain the highest quotation : for Dallas in baskets there has been rather a better demand this week at the reduced quotation._ For Currants of an in ferior quality, and damages, there is more inquiry at a low price. Greek Figs (in the absence of Faro) have been in re quest at the present low price. TALnoiv.—This afternoon at public sale 189 pipes 114 lihds of South American Tallow were sold at 38s lid to 42s 6d for low to fine quality; 382 casks of New South Wales, fine, 42s 6d to 43s 6d, good 41s Gil to 42e, middling 39s 64 to 40s, low 36s 6d to 38s ; 27 casks of East India 42s 6d ; 46 casks of Archangel_ at 41s 3d t o 41s 6d, low 39s 3d to 40s 3d; 139 casks Petersburgh - second sort yellow candle 41s Gd to 4ls 94, soap tallow 39s 9d to - 40 s 64, inferior 383 to 39s 6d, untracked 39s Gd to 403 6d. FRIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Fen. 1.1, 1846. The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of knighthood upon Roderick Impey Murchison, Knight, of the first class ; of the Imperial Russian Order of St. Stanislatts, &c., Fellow* of the Royal Society,lV.P.G.S. and R. Geogr. S., Member Of tlle shlligriSsee ters.burgli, Coirespoiscling.;t m or- a:IW France, honorary Member of the Royal Society of Edhs burgh, asd of the loyal Irish Academy, &c., &c. ST. JAICIES'S PALACE, FEB. 11. The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood Upon Doctor John Richardson, R.N., F.R.S., Medical Inspector of Hospitals and Fleets. DOWNING•STREET, FEB. 13. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir Charles Augustus Fitzßoy, Kut., to be Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief In andl over the colony of New *oath Wales and its dependencies. Her Majesty has . also been pleased to appoint Clarence Thomas Wylde, Esq., to be Clerk of the Peace at Swellen dam, in the settlement of the Cape of Good Hope. Her Majesty has further been pleased to appoint Walter Harding, Esq., to be Crown Prosecutor for the district of Natal, in Sout Africa. CROWN-OFFICE, FEB. 13. MEMBERS RETURN ED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PA 21.1.1 'MEET City of Chichester—George Charles Henry Gordon Len-. nos, commonly called Lord George Charles Henry Gordon Lennox, in the room of Arthur Lennox, commonly called Lord Arthur Lennox, who has accepted the office of Steward of her Majesty's Manor of Hemphohne. Borough of Buckingham.—Richard Plantagenet Canipbell Grenville Nugent Chandos Temple, commonly called Marquis of Chandos, in the room of the Right lion. Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, Bart., who has accepted the office oh Steward of her Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds. WAR-OFFICE, Fens. 13. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant 11. S. Lumley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lucas, who retires ; H. Johnstone, Gent., to be Cornet and Sub-Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Lumley, Feb. 13. 3d Foot—Captain E. W. Stephenson, from half pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice P. Dore, who ex changes; Lieut. H. P. Chamberlain to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Stephenson, who retires; Ensign A. Fitz Gerald to be Lieutenant, -by purchase. vice Chamberlain • Gentle man Cadet C. Taylor, Irons the Royal Military College, to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Fitz Gerald, .Feb. 13. 4th Foot—General Sir T. Bradford, G.C.8., from the 30th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General J. Hodgson, deceased, Feb. 7. sth Foot—L. Fitzgerald, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Candler, promoted in the 89th Foot, Feb. 13. .30th Foot—Major-General G. Marquis of Tweeddale. K.T., to be Colonel, vice Sir T. Bradford, appointed to the 4th Foot, Feb. 7. 32d Foot—Ensign IL J. Davies, to be Lieutenant, by pur chaie, vice Townsend, who retires ; M. Turner, Gent., to be Ensign, by pnrchaee, vice Davies, Feb. 1 3 . 49th Foot—Lieut. D. Setou, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Ross, who exchanges, Feb. 13. 80th Foot—Second Lieut. W. 11. Candler, from the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Riley, promoted, Feb. 13. 89th Foot—Brevet Major W. Hope, from half-pay Unat tached, to be Captain, vice 11. Wyndyard, who exchanges; Lieut. H. Crawford to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hope, who retires; E: sign C. Richardson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Crawford, Jan. 23 93d Foot—Lieutenant R. L. Ross, from the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice D. Setou, who exchanges, Feb. 13. 49th Foot Assistants Surgeon J. D. Grant, from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Leitch, appointed to the 78th Foot, Feb. 13. Gar.stisores.—Brevet-Colonel the Hon. G. Cathcart, on half-pay unattached, to be Deputy-Lieutenant of the Tower of London, vice Colonel J. Gurwood, deceased, Feb. 13. BREVET.—Captain E. Stephenson, of the 3d Foot, to be Major in the army, Nov. 23. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 9. Corps of Royal Marines—Gentleman Cadet A. 0. L. Lewis to be Second Lieutenant, vice Tucker, promoted. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of Durham. Durham Militia—Sir W. Eden, Bart. ' to be Major, in the room of R. S. Surtees, resigned, Feb. 9; C. Skinner, Gent., to be Lieutenant, Feb. 9. BANKRUPTS. James Young, ship owner, Salcott, Tssex, to surrender, Feb. 20, at half-past twelve, and March 27, at half-past one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Alsager, official assignee, 'Sir chin. lane ; Marriott, New Inn. William Chessor, cooper, Commercial-road, Stepney, Feb. 20, at two, and March 27, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy.. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Bruwu, Marten, and Thomas, Mincing -lane. William Sibson Alderton, steel pen manufacturer, Chan cery-lane, Feb. 24, at half past eleven, and March 24, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Belcher, official as signee ; Mayhew and Son, Carey-street, London ; Hawood and Co., Birmingham. Robert Kent, licensed victualler, Elstree, Hertfordshire, Feb. 24, at two, and March 24, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; Lloyd, Milk-street, Cheapside. George Prentice, fishmonger, Tollesbury, Essex, Feb. 28, at half-past two, and March 24, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Groom, official assignee, Abchurch-lane ; Com pigne, Bucklersbury. Thomas Reynolds, cheesernonger, Cow Cross-street, Mid dlesex, Feb. 24, at one, and March 24, at twelve. at the Court of Bankruptcy. Turquand, official assignee, Old Jewry-chambers, London ; 'Truer, Mount-place, White chapel- road. Richard Widen Cronk, grocer, Seal, Kent, Feb. 20, at eleven, and March 21, at half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Green, official assignee, Aldermanbury; Wa terman and Co.. Essex-street, Strand; Carnell, Sevenoaks. Frederick Jones, wine -merchant, Canterbury, Feb. 26, at one, and March 28, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Fillet, official assignee, Sambrook-court, Basingbale street ; Lawrence and Flews, Bucklersbury. Charles Oswald Robson, plasterer and builder, Finsbury- , street, Finsbury-place Feb. 20, at eleven, and March 28 , at twelve, at the Court Of Bankruptcy.' Green, official assignee, Aldermanbury; Reed and Langford;Friday-street,Cheapside, Charles James Baker and Edward James Eastwood, ware housemen, City, Feb. 20, at half-past one, and March 27, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official as signee ; Reed and Langford, Friday-street, Cheapside ; Sale, Worthington, and Co., Manchester. Robert Lambert, chemist, Liverpool, Feb. 27, and March 24, at the Liverpool District Court. Turner, official assignee, Liverpool; Cottrill, Throgmorton-street, London; Fletcher and Hull. Liverpool. John Ross and Enoch Burton, flour dealers, Newcastle ' upon-Tyne, Feb. 23, and April 7, at the Newcastle-upon- Tyne District Court. Wakley, official assignee, Newcastle upon-Tyne; Story,Newcastle upon-Tyne ; Plumptre, Temple, London. Henry Moore Naylor, haberdasher, Birmingham, Feb. 26, and March 18, at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court. Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham ; Heywood Webb, Birmingham; Blayliew and Son, Carey-street,Lin coin's Inn, London. Gilbert Brown, banker, Shiffnal, Salop, Feb. 26 and M arch 21, at eleven, at the Birmingham District Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ; Hodgson, Birmingham ; Vin cent and Co., Temple, London. Richard Lewis; woollen manufacturer, Wootton-under- Edge, Gloucestershire, March 5 and 30, at twelve, at the Bristol District Court. Hutton, official assignee, Bristol • Timbrell and Merrick, Bradford, Wilts; Jones and Blaxl and , Crosby-square, London. William Bradley, flax- spinner, Richmond-hill, Leeds, Feb. 24, and March 16, at eleven, at the Leeds District Co ur t. Ky nas ton, official assignee, Leeds ; Robinson and Co., Essex-street, London ; Ward and Son, Leeds. William and Samuel Holdsworth, millers, Adwalton, Yorkshire, Feb. 24 and March 17, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Freeman, official assignee, Leeds ' • Nether sole, New Inn, London; Foster, Bradford ; Cariss, Leeds. DIVIDENDS DECLARED. A. Wise, W. S. Bentall: and R. Farwell, bankers, Totnes, Devonshire—third div. of 4d. in the_ pound on all debts, and 6s. 6d. in the pound on new proofs, on any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Hirtzell, Exeter. W. S. Bentall, banker, Totnes, Devonshire—second div. of 4s. in the pound on all debts, and 6s. in the pound on new proofs, on any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Maze], Exeter. R. Jackson and R. I. ale, engineers, Leeds—first div. of ss. in the pound, on any Monday, at the office of Mr. Young, Leeds. T. Mennell, cloth merchant, Leeds—final div. of 3d. in the pound, cn any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Young, Leeds. DIVIDENDS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basingliall-street. W. Soffe, printseller, Strand, March 7, at twelve—ll. Kohne, stay manufacturer, Laurence Pountney-lane, City, March 7, at eleven—M. rake, jun. builder, Canterbury, March 7, at half-past eleven—j. Glass, victualler, White Hart-street, Drury-lane, March 6, at half-past one— C. Allen, mister, Tadley, Southampton, Feb. 27, at half-paet twelve— A. Hurrell, wine merchant, Park-place, St. John's-wood, March 7, at eleven—J. 11. Curtis, bookseller, Soho-square, March 6, at half-past eleven—L. J. Nicolay, draper, Wool wich, March 6, at one—C. Wakefield, licensed victualler, Hampton Wick, March 6, at two—W. A. Christian, inn keeper, Newcastle-street, Strand, March 6, at two—H. D. Walker, innkeeper, Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire, March 6, at halt'-past twelve—C. S. Evans, master mariner, Cornhill, March 6, at twelve—l. Blackburn, engineer, Minories, March 10, at eleven—T. H. Forrester, Russia broker,Thrcad needle-street, March 6, at two—B. Jones, draper, City-road, March 10, at one—W. H. Alexander and C. B. Richards, bardwaremen, Upper Clifton street, Finsbury, March two—H. Cunningham, bookseller, Strand , M arch 11, at 6, at one —J. Whillier, baker, Portsea, Southampton, Mardi 6. at half-past one. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MANSION-ROUSE. PRISON DISCIPLINE.—A boy, named James Slack, between twelve and thirteen years of age, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having robbed his master of two half crowns. It was quite obvious that the prisoner, who exhi bited more cunning and boldness than was usually possessed by persons of such an age, had committed the robbery, and that, in order to accomplish his escape, and destroy all evidence, he threw a lighted candle amongst some rags, so that the appre hen,ion of fire checked the ardour of pursuit, and he succeeded in hiding the plunder. His answer to the Lord Mayor, upon being asked by his Lordship what he had to say, was, " Why they searched me, and found no money nor anything else PFun me. How can they prove that I stole it ?" The mistress of the boy said he was not searched until after lie had got away, and that he had been long enough absent try dispose of the money to :an accomplice. There was reason, too, to believe that he bad stolen a fowl from a neighbour. The boy—No such thing. Nobody can prove any robbery -against me. Did any one find anything on me? that's the question. The Loan MAYOR—Why did you throw the lighted candle amongst the rags? The boy—lt did not set fire to them. I was in a hurry to go to see my mother, who is bed-ridden and crippled, to tell her what they charged me with, and 1 did uot think what I was doing. The Loan MAYOR said that as there was a defect in thl evidence the boy, who was no doubt a very bad one, must be discharged. His LORnstin , then turning to the City Solicitor, who was so the Justice-room on other business, asked him whether the plats he intended to submit to the meeting on Saturday would embracer a case like the one just disposed of ? Here the boy had a good place and a good master, and was the child of decent, hard working parents. He had not. the excuse which many poor children had who were brought to the Mansion-house daily, and who bad neither parents, nor home, nor food, and who were literally driven to commit crime to escape from star vation. The City Solicitor replied, that the measures he should submit. to the consideration of the meeting would undoubtedly provide for cases similar to that which his Lordship had just witnessed If the previous history of the little boy were known, it would probably appear that the offence be was cha - ged with was not the first or the second with which he was chargeable, and al though the parents were respectable, in all likelihood some neglect of education or misplaced lenity had conduced to his present conduct ; at any rate if a reformatory asylum such as he (the City Solicitor) proposed was established, his Lordship would not have been reduced to the painful alternative of either sending the boy to a gaol to be hardened in crime, or letting him loose upon society by discharging him, as was un avoidable under the circumstances. The LORD MAYOR—Certainly I should have detained bliss till further evidence could be produced ; but I avail myself tit the defect in the evidence to discharge him, rather than com mit a chill of such a tender age to a gaol for criminals. The following is the letter referred to by the Lord Mayor ;- 4* Mansion-house, " The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor has directed me very respectfully to solicit the favour of your presence at the Man sion.house, on Saturday, the 14th of February, at two &clerk precisely, to consider the propriety of adopting any measure that may be devised to find shelter and employment for the destitute children who infest the streets of the metropolis, and who, falling easy victims to the temptations which abound is a crowded city, fill our gaols with criminals, and entail upon the community an amount of expense greater than would suffice , to qualify them, by a judicious system of moral and industrial discipline, to become useful members of society. " The Lord Mayor has received various communications from individuals possessing plans to effect this object, many of which appear to his Lordship to possess great merit. By his directions I have sent invitations to about 50 noblemen and other benevolent individuals, to attend the proposed meet ing, when some of those plans, and any others that may be suggested, will be taken into consideration, preparatory to a public meeting; which will be shortly held in the Egyptian Hall, to sanction an appeal to the Government and the Le gislature to provide a remedy for this great and increasing evil ; or, failing that source, to seek from public bodies and philan thropic individuals, pecuniary means of making the experiment upon a sufficiently large scale to afford the Legislature practical proof that it is easier to prevent than eradicate ctime, and. • therefore, to provide shelter and employment for destitute and friendless youths, than to leave them in the s'reets, the victims of circumstances, till they become the instruments of crime, wasting their days, between a life of plunder and a prison, until their earthly career is closed in transportation or the hulks.—l have the honour to be, " Yours most obediently, • " CHARLES PEARSON." RAILWAYS.—A surveyor, accompanied by a great number of other persons, who represented that they of whichheyhadhL contained!eoarvdy Mayor claims against a railway company , the prospectus a great number of high City names , a pp lied to the f c o o r m a m summons againstder the S in to_f mceemmbpearnsieosfAtehte. provisional The Lunn Moron d esired that the applicants would corn?: Le e k day, and he should then determine the prepared with evidence and advice u e p ri on th t e he al s , u pl b i te a c t t io o n n f( l ) k i !cin - summons. He added that he believed the case was one on which he could adjudicate, and the applicants might rely upon his endeavours to render them service, if this matter came within his jurisdiction. We abstain, of course, from giving the particulars until the case comes formally before the Lord Mayor. COURSE OF EXCHA: Amsterdam ......C.F. 12 9 2 Ditto, at sight ...... 12 s:i Rotterdam .... •• 2U. 12 10 Antwerp.. 26 15 llamburgh .1% 13 14% Altona.. Pails, 3 days' sight .... 25 75 Ditto, 3 mouths...... 26 Marseilles . • 26 10 80urdeaux........ . • 2G 10 Frankfort on Maine 122% Petersburgh, 3 Us .. Berlin ..... .... Vienna, effec.flo .. 10 10 Trieste, ditto .. 10 10 Madrid • . • • • • • • • 3 6 Cadiz .. . • 8i1ba0............- gGE.—(YESTERDAY.) Gibraltar.. • • .. .. —.. Leghorn .. .. .. .. . .. 30 7 Genoa .. .. .. .• .. .. •• .. 26 10 Milan .. —.. .. ••• • • • Venice . Naples .. .. Palermo, per oz .. . ..... 1194 Lisbon.... ........ .... .52 3 ,x. Oporto.. ......... 52% Rio Janeiro ., •. •. .24 Bahia . - Buenos Ayres .. —.. • • New York, 21 days' sight . Philadelphia .. .. • • .. .. -- PRICES OF BULLION, FEE oz. Foreign Gold in bars.. £3 17 9 Portugal Gold Coin .. 3 17 5 New Doubloons ...... 0 0 0 New Dollars ..... . 0 4 ¶ Silver in bars ...... • . 0 4 11% Barcelona ............ ...... COURT CIRCULAR. Sir R. Peel had an audience of the Queen yesterday Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal, left Buckingham Palace at ten minutes past three o'clock yesterday afternoon, in a carriage and four, for Claremont. Their Royal Highnesses Prince Alfred and the Princess Alice, accompanied by the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, were In another carriage and four The Equerries in Waiting, Colonel Arbuthnot and Colonel Wylde, occupied a chariot and four; and the Viscountess Canning, the Earl of Warwick, Dr. Prsetorius, and Colonel Bowles followed in a carriage and four. Her Majesty and her Royal Consort were conductedio their car riage by the Maids of Honour, the Lord Chamberlain, the Mager of. the Ilorse, the Vice-Chamberlain, Lord George Lennox, and Sir Frederick Stovin. A party of Light Dragoons formed the escort from the Palace. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, atten ded b y Lady Fsmls4 Howard and Sir George Cowper, Bart., honoured the perforraance the French plays with their presence yesterday eveni"g to his His Royal Rightness the Duke of Cambridge resi dencereturned at Kew yesterday. t ra nsacted busi nelssi . y S es tr te a r t d ell y us at , I ti e te lc l e ,e t r h e e i rglnaldffice. s Charge d fraires • Prince Castelelcala was present at the debate in the House -••-•• Commons yesterday evening,• The Bishop of London had an interview with tile Earl of Dal housie yesterday. air. French, 31. P., had also an interview Wltht!l: Noble Earl at the office of the Board of Trade• ---,---- a livelyn announcement sensation c ern ell a t m o o f t 1 g a s t the red n tl i c a: k' societies are said to be in the court,* in the metropolis and the manufacturing districts. TI, a • wars to he that the change will take place, an • general impression apt • ,_ .. y ef the first houses (Messrs. EVClington and Graham amongti THE SILK TRA:Ecc:rtilly , e ,, , , i n use i n the most have already anuounct their determination t) meet the loss at once ; but in this it won' 1C 1 11: 1 i'f i i: e l‘finn°3 1 i r(o- l 'it t if m 'uatri b teui e r: r sliel: o f f lslia t i l ks to se In the retail trade) seem there exists a keen observant policy, inasmuch, by getting rid, 4 their preseii t stocks at the rate, or even less than they would cost up, ft the Continent. the far-seeing English salesman is prepared to buy tie r newest and most recheivhe goods to start in competition with C. French themselves when the new tariff comes into operation ADJOURNED MEETING OF MASTER SPINNERS. - +7. FACTORY HOURS.—The adjourned meeting of cotton-spinners, Whi % we announced in our number o, Wednesday last, was held at I' ei. offices of Messrs. Joseph and William Heron, solicitors to the ass , elation, on Saturday, and it was numerously attended. ConsidertO at, difference of opinion prevailed with respect to the subject which h. I been under consideration on the preceding Tuesday, viz., the r ~ elution. of the hours of factory labour from twelve to eleven hour ~ upon the passing of Sir Robert Peel's proposed tariff; and, an, some discussion, it was agreed that Lord Ashley's Bill (which , it published at length en Saturday) should be strenuously opposed, o a u : f,, that the consideration of the proposal for working eleven h if, should be postponed until after the puling Of Sir Hobert Pee 'de 02061/14.-01wrfivetr 040/0141th In the Country. 11. Panton, T. W. Panton, G. Forster , an d J. W. Morley, ironmongers, Sunderland, March, 13, at eleven, at the New castle-upon-Tyne District Court —11. Lacey, bookseller, Liverpool,March 13, at eleven, at theLiverpoolDistrict Court at eleven, at the , B L ir o th n i d n o g n - - -W. llaskayne, ship chandler, Liverpool, March 10, at twelve, at the Liverpool District Court—lL Hickman, druggist, Dudley, Worcestershire, March 7, ham District Court. CERTIFICATES to beg ranted, u A n d l e e l s a s ia c e au H se ot b e e l shown to March eccoh n6 t —r 7,: a n yn tl e i r e , d l a ic y en h s e e r d ein vi nu ct e u n a t l i l o e n r, ed ß . oughan, T. N. D. Howard, merchant, March 6—E, and T, R 1 h N br 9rf idte ik , , ° P ' builders, She h d , " p er a- • TILE TWELFTH EDITION. ittat Fliblithed, in a Staled enveldpe; plice 2i. 6d.; and sent free, on i'eceitt Of a FbAt-dfliee t)rtler foi St. od, MANLY IIhALTH : a Popular Inquiry into the Concealed Cause of its premature Decline, with ir-',7;„ 0 „ Hens for its Complete Restoration. Addressed to tb.).2.2. Suffering from the destructive consequences of excessive itithllOileit. tciiiiihating in Mental and N rt in9 Debility, Local or Constitutional Weakness, In digtialli.M, and Consnmption. Irichltling a comprehen.sive Ditsertation on 3IARRIAGEn Incentinence and Celibacy: Clumsy kg:, • V‘it* 2 in% and co., Consulting Surgeons, No. 60, Newman-street, Oxford-street, London. And sold by Bilttain. i i Paternoster -row ; J. Gordon, 146, Lea den', all-street ; ,aud l3Ookselleii. •• • • • • V i AlßlONciwiplaints .having rea 41. v. .• a tllst ig tat wishing to, pnrchase but 4 44 -",!.`_41 t°ttaniy health," have kad placed 111 I,ltotr ive..iidt a, fraudulent infringement of our copyright, p re dttetd.l4- illiterate and dishonourable men, and which, though bearing ' a cloy, resemblance of title, is utterly Valueless; ve tfe`e`l it a dtity, by way of protection, to cauttoll the pilbile against Whig duped ty such base imitittftiltt Pei - Valk 4'Stitbits 'of 'obtaining the above Nvortt;,,atut not Wishing to ORA/ to a booksell er for the sable', rn,asr, to inttll 4 .a have It direct treln the ittlitrk aw . thing 3g. Cd., or Postage ttaamp. The best 'er t 1.3 hiends IS the professional friend, and no .411ap4 'can ht 16e 'consalted with greater safeiocanti secteby than in " Luca. On Manly irealllt."—Tlie New Weekk, Messenger. ItreSSl - S. LOOS Ittlq Ct. are to be consulted from Ten till Two, and from Piro kVA tight in the evening, at their residence, No. 60, New ttlAh-strect, Oxford-street, London, and country patients may be successfl.l4 treated, on minutely describing their case, and enclosing 'Eric usual fee of 11. for advice. _ JONES'S DEMULCENT COUGL ..v- ZENGES, the best remedy ever discovered. Persons afflicted with cough, asthma, difficulty of breathing, consumption, or other liseases or derangement of the respiratory organs, will experience immediate relief, and derive permanent benefit, by the use of JONES'S DEMULCENT COUGH LOZENGES, which arc so effica • clone, that they will cut short the most violent paroxysm of coneh lag, and arc so agreeable to the palate that they may be eaten as a confection. Sold by the proprietor, Peter Jones, operative chemist, 11, Norton folgate, Bishopsgate-street, London, in boxes l 5..1 d., and in tins at 2s. Ud. each, duty included ; and by most chemists and patent medi cine vendors in town and country. Wholesale Agents—Barclay and Son, Parringdon-street ; Edwards, St. Paul's Churchyard. LO. kiUDDEN DEATHS IN SCOTLAND.- - We tinderstand that -actions have recency been given by the Lord Advocate to all the 'n Scotland, to the effect that immediately on hearing of any 4 en death, they shall order au inquiry to be made Into the no produced it, and that when these pave been as repo'rted to his Lordshfp or his ideputies.— itISI sheriffs case of su,, causes which L. certained they gihk. thiffiniATh