The Sun. — London, England, 1852-05-19 00:00:00

- . , .. T II E S -13 N, - ~ LONDON, WEDNESDAY _ . , . • .... . THE IVE.ATHERaw•Sint OFFICA Ms.i 19. and.fer which Georte Canning died,-(Cheers.) The i 1 was the liberty he loved, the Llserty upon whose THE STIAIIE MAr{KETS. 1 forfeiture of a seat in Parlianierit, if such shall be say Torsanweemern, ere man SH•LisFe shrine he was reedy, if necessary, to offer the fate, ii the poorest of oblations on eer shrine; but I have 65-highest sines noon yesterday. - forfeiture of hit west is Parliament as the poorest nRITZSE nzurrivra.Ys. that bonfiloneo in the majtsty of truth that ',believe she 48 -lowt'at this morning and during the night. Nominal Prices. will not suffer a wiong to the meanest of her votaries, 65 -this day ; . t nom. of oblations. Timt this sacrifice may riot be de- Railways. Business done without an exereito of voegeance; and that fate my fate, BAE.,'OMEratt, 29.94. mended at the hae.ds of the Hon: GEOZ GE PERCY i to-day. and that vengeance my vengeance, I leave, gentlemen, WIND S.W.-fine, and cloudy, with sunshine. SYDNEY SarYTHE we rely be permitted to hope. - ----- , within your herris.:-(Loud cheers.) Aberdeen ti=ralar-tarmar,..-&—anoccrzv.ttaarc".-...e--_,--sza - masioak- - -sta-ai sangu i ne as we are that his career may yet be , On the motion of Air. E. SOUTHEE, seconded by llttr. nt Amb., Net., Bost. & E. CARTER, the following resolution was carried by accla- ~., : %4 4, ; ;,%, -p /arra. developereven to the . extent of his own early as- Junc. riationia-"Vhat the exposition of his sentiments by the e er, '' tt :,,A -..,;,...:,,,j ~;•,,ji 1 - pirations, and of the prophecies indulged in by ;Poly. aad Stour' Bir., , Valley ... all pda 10% - 10% Hen. G. Smythe, our present representative, is highly ~,a'r, A j,...... "‘•. 5- ai l ' - feiet n - :j '! --- ) a , aa. e`a • V,es - ', , a ~, , e al ai t,„ the admirers of his gifted and chivalric youth. Re- Birk Lan & Ch. Jct., ~ ~ satisfactory; and it is the opinion of this meeting that he = l ttS t t - , t audt p dtta, - tnastes,o4 a-s- - ..dp td ek t ek t terie. 1 4''' ,2- - ” -4- ? .. -,"";,.. " ,7 1% X atelthu nt a d itedda t sdi turned to a fourth Parliament, by the electors late 33/.6e.8d., 26/.Pd, 11% -11 d. i 3 in every respect deserving e - - weep e e •me ee e e • eii od/ - R _17 , 1 •; , ' 17% - 18% a continuance of the sup- Ditto, Chest. & Birk., port of the electors as a candidate for the representation d ''''..---teen t ems ls ''''''‘euwesiW °.- Arhaate ha tl:feat_ ettn °l-1- V :dire' of Centerbary, it will then rest with himself to . , _ m e- hte nasa t tea-tne 50/. & 25/. Cons., all pd. of the city in the ensuing Parliament." redeem the promise of his opening life from the Ditto, ditto ... 17 1 4 pd. ... _ .. ....--......„,- n eeees . Mr. SMYTHE briefly exprosaed his acknowledgments, ..-------------------_-_ _ and the prcceedings terminated with three hearty cheers nt „ t , i , <se ‘''' damning curse of barrennes3 which must otherwise Brist. & Exem woe pd. 96 _9B Caledonte.n ... 50/. pd. .19% - 19% 21 - 21% 19% 20 19 3 % 20 the a for the Hon. Gentleman, and counter-cheers and groans : igt - 4,.tr "0411 , f t w. stunt the energies and blight, reputation of the -.tel t er Chest. & Holvh., all pd. .I:alalcupkpd' 5..5 _ .. 2l Deb.& Bela Jct. 45/ pd. 15 -13 d. 31% for Colonel Rornilly. : 411 it,..ej „lt; 4 l ee y '`; 4 4 .l ewi 4 - s s , ' - ''.l' . Jee.Spear s iSale still youthful CONINGSDY. . Dundlk & Ennie, all pd.. ... _ - LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1852. ___ ..._ R OYAL IT AL lAN OPERA, A M3an. oriel in favour of WILLIAM SMITH Dundee Perth, & Aber deen J ' anc. ... all pd. . 6 - 7 COVENT CONCERT, ste GRAND MORNIN A stormy assemblage in the Guildhall at Canter- (Thais's, and the other political exiles of 1848, was Ditto, New ... all pd . . - a. FRIDAY, May 21. East Anglian (25' L. & • Do (181. 1 1a,&11) all ;d. 2Se - 3 % The Directors have the honour to announce net a Grand Morning bury terminated yesterday evernme with a resolution presented on Monday to his Excellency the Lord- „ a• art- . p-. am _ 414 49 1 8 Concert will take place on Friday, May 21, a ' Lieutenant of IRELAND by a highly respectable de- PROGRAM ItE.-PART I. passed in the midst of acclamatione, by the electors of East•Counties...2o/ pd. 8% -9% 8% 9 Overtare, Jessonda, Spohr-Terzette, Der Frieschutz, Madame, that borough, to the effect that the lion. G. P. putation, headed by the Lord Mayor of DUBLIN. Castellon, Mdile. Bertrand], and Herr Ander, Weber-RomaniaEastern Union, elms A, from Don Pasquale, "Bella si come un Angel >," Signor Bartolini, e-, WITT/1E is a candidate worthy of being returned as It was conched in very moderate and temperate lan- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 6 -6% Donizetti-Aria from Semiramide, "Ah qua Glorno,"gunge, resting the case on the tranquil and peaceful Do. do. do. 61, pd. .. _ ... ,J l ki n t. n d j i ca s . e, Seguin, R-erzetto from the opera of Martha, Mdlle. arena their representative in the ensuing Parliament. This Do. do. B. Sz O. all pd. a% - 4 3 / 4 err, menderer and Herr Formes, Flotow-Aria from Le Nozze resolution was owing East Lancashire, all ail pd 163/ condition of the country, which it declared to be , , t . 1 . 6 . 3 / 4 _- 1...7 . 1 4 Mdlle. de Figaro, " Non pia andrai," Signor Mariul, Mozart-Solo, Violin,to the previous exposition of Rondo Maz.ourka (Ist time), 31. Swinton, Sainton-Polacca frrmi his sent' t ments by the gentleman thus encouraged with such as " wouldjustify" the exercise of the Royal I Lombardi, "Non fu Sogno," 31adame Jallienne, Verti-Ma_d I ga , "In these delightful pleasant groves," by the Chorus, Purcell- a prospect of his re-admission to the Legislature-an clemency towards these unfortunate and misguided - 60 Romania from Anna Bolena, "Al deice quidami," Madame w rs , gentlemen. To this document the signatures of Denteetti-Grand Fin a le, fr o m 1 Madill, Madame . Ju tome, exposition which was, at the same time, declared to E E aln B4 B4 cl N ß l l T i l . r r .; Senior gonconi. Signor Marina Signor Seidl, Signor Stigelu, and be highly satisfactory. Neverthelese, Mr. SMYTHE nine Peers, twenty-five Baronets, forty Members of i1ia .. 1 i . , & z.. (a5 5 . i.n, 5 .1. 0 20 / s.o . Li p pp d 3 ..5 0 .y. .....= 32 5:4 31% 32 31% 32 5% Signor Tamberlik, Donizetti. Parliament, fifteen Raman Catholic bishops, seventy- PART II• acknowledges himself to be almost hopeless of success, 2 15 0 % _ 1 2 5 0 y ii, five Roman Catholic clergyman, and three hundred G p re o a . t d N o. o u rt , h 6 er p n r. , e a . ll o p ip d 20% % Overture, Leonora, Beethoven-eQuartette, F a idelio n , c 3ladarne Cas- - 8 tellan, Madlle. Bertrand ], Signor Stigellt, and err F macs, Beete- alluding to the probability of his discomfiture in a tone d Do. Halvs. A def., all p 6% _ 6 1 / 2 Hellen," Herr Fsrmes, Mozart - justices of the peace, were affixed. IN.lany more coul oven-Aria, "In diesen heiagen be it Duette, •• 0 canto amen, " Masanlello, Signor Tamberlik and Signor of dignified resignation. His address, observed, Gt. S.& W. Ireld 11 Contra-basso, „ Sl 2 g ,bi n . o tGb r ae ß ecyrn o h tt o e a si rru n i ;, , ; eos o L t : easily have been obtained, for we believe whatever ~ a.. p 39 - 39% Tagliafice, Anber-Concerto , was throughout as unlike the generality of his ornate tesint-Duetto, Don Pasquale, Madame Grist , sad Signor Ronconi, 92% % •• La unit du Bucheron,' differencee of opinion exist on other points, there is a Groat i l i N i a r e d s s t , re i. , ll l . :0 3. /. 1 pd 9 , 2 3 / 4 -___ 9 1 2 0 3 % Donlzettl-Ballata, and classic orations es an electioneering se:leech, a Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd 78 -80 ° - general feeling of sympathy in favour of those persons ]anger—Madrigal, " Downln,a flowery val , 7 Madame Castellen, Meyer- i• a acm e a genie,' Don Pasquale, , signor Mario, Dona speech from the hustings, is different from a speech P Pm -Romania,whe, however mistektn their views and unjustifiable Lanc. & York., 100/. pd 72 3 / 4 -73 72% 73 sent-Ana, deliveredthe w&'3 of within Parliament. He threw Do., Quarters all pd en " L Italiana in Algieri, Signor Galvanl, " Robert, tol qua )'aims, • beer -T erzetto, " Papa t , their conduct, were unquestionably sincere End honest _ 1 ,., ••• .. -.. Ronconi, and Signor .Marini, Rossini -Grand Finale, 0n- aside the damascined blade of his rhetoric for once • Do., IlthS ...... 14/. pd 6% - 5 se s dis. Signor Remo Ten, the Grand Finale to the 3d Act, Herr Ander, Signor ' in the desire to improve, although by improper means, Do.,W.Rid U 11 y a • n. e p 4% -4% dis. Ronconi, Signor Marini, and Chorus, R oss i n i . , and took up the burly cudgel of vituperation. The Leeds Northern, the condition of their common country. Differing ail pd 17% -18 18 17 3 / 4 %. Conductor, Mr. Costa.Crsby & kJ/A.l'4p _ ... Prices of Admission. -80xe3,1/. Is., IL I Is. 6d., 21.25., and 31. 33 ; truth is, that the political friendshi hitherto main !) from them tote ccelo in those views, opposing them Lond &B 1 k - . ac w., all IA 8% -8 al 8% B'4 stalls, 10s. 6d.; Amphitheatre Stalls, ss. and 33. ; Pit, ss. ; AM- tamed - with his colleague in the representation of with all • while they our energies - 105 101 3 / 4 105 phitheatre, 2s. 6d. The Concert will commence at Two o'clock precisely. Canterbury appears to have abruptly, and in many . their power and exercising an extraor 1. - ' tanar j influence e Len. & N.West.,lool. p 123% - 124 123% % 3 / 4 Tickets far the Boxes, stalls, or Pit may be had at the Box-office De. Quarters... 2/. pd se• -5% p 27Y 8 unexpectedly, respects very terminated. Colonel of the Theatre, corner of Bow street and Hart-street, Covent-garden,over the minds of certain classes of their countrymen, Do. Fifths l 9/pd 8 - • 3 7 / 8 - 4 Y e p which is open from 10 till 5 o'clock ; and at the principal Libraries. ROMILLY was returned for that city in 1850, prin- we never confounded thorn with th De. 1.0/.e common-place ;AI &B. (c) lip 2 - 2 3 / 4 p 31 / 4 IA pt - Iff R. 'AI IT C H E.I. L'S . BENEFIT.-St. opelly, if not entire] , through the support of the 31 herd who took up agitation as a profitable trade. Lon. & SnWet. 100 L p 92V, -93 Do. New 50/., 42% pd 4-- 3% dis. 93 .1_7.1.• • JAILES'S TREAT AE.--3.1r. MITCHELL begs respectfaily very man he is now anxious to excluelt from the Although we condemned, we could not despise them. Do. New 40/. _34/. pit 3;l a -2% dis. to announce, that his BENEFIT is fixed to take place, under the House of Commons. Immediately on the elevation Lon. & Enniskil., a'l pd 11% - 12 1 Gracious Patronage of her Majesty, on WEDNESDIT EVENING, May Tneir offence was undoubtedly one of great meg- M B. 20, on which occasion wilt se presented an A/TRACTIVE ENTER- of Lord ALBERT CONYNGHAM to the peerage, the • an. ex. & Mar. all p 2% -2 aa TAINMENT, combining the services of Mons. Lafott, Mons. Numa, , Isl threatening the peace and welfare of the Man. Shef. & Lin., all 33 1 /, - 3-1 1 ; Madlle. Rose Cheri, and other eminent artistel, being the Lase Vacancy called into the field . as rival candidates entire country. Bat it was entirely of a political .) , Do. Manch. &Lincoln 2 Night but One of the present performances.-Mr. Mitchell solicits Colonel Roeurmy, a Free-trader, and Mr. VANCE, a character, and it cannot be forgotten thatnotUnion ...... 4/. 2s. pd! 3- 2% dis. the favour of early application for ilexes and Stalls. - 70 1 % 69 3 4 370 ltoyat Library, 33, Old Bond-street. Protectionist. Although nothing better in reality e t . ate was taken in cold blood, or even lost in any way in Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 35 -38 than a servile Ministerialist, the former, because of his Md. Gt. Wt . Ire 47 1 R OYAL. MARIONETTE THE:N.I:Es, putting down the insurrection. This result was pro- N •( .) A ... ... ADELAIDE-STREET, WERT STRAND, free-trade predilections, was returned by reason of d ewcas. & Ger). all pd .„. - ... uce.d by the moderation eof their leader-Mr. SMITH Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... - ... THIS EVENING, and every evening during the week, the energetic efforts made in his behalf Newmarket A new Characteristic Address, by the Manager.O'BßlEN. Hai he been of a More trucculent and all pd 10% -11 11% % % After which a new Piece, entitled THE MAPES'S MANAGER. A by Mr. SMYTHE, who urged his election Newport, Abergaven., Dramatic Diffculty. In one act. '' sanguinary disposition there would necesearay have and Hereford lO/ pd 33% - 3 1 % die. 6 To be followed by a new and ong • Mal Burlesque, called THE upon the constituency in a number of bee-] considerable bloodshed and damage, which was Newry& Ennisk. 7% p 13% -2% SPIRIT OF PUNCH ; or, The Arcadian Brothers. both public and private communications. For ail Norfolk ... ... lOW. pd 32 -34 33 To I T with an entirely new version ct the Grand Eastern happily avoided. The punishment prescribed by the D ... SpeetacSe et ALADDIN ; or, Tee Woncierfal Lamp, produced with this Colonel ROMILLY has proved ungrateful. But o. New 20'. S. 15/. p 10 ee - 10 3 / 4 dis. au the vase resources of this small establishment. • • - law could not be in any degree affected by his North. Conn. Un. y e pd 3% - 3 dis. Doors enen at Halt-past aeven, and commence at Eight o'clock. -he has nagnestionably caugut a tartar in the in- Norte British ...25L pd 7% -7 Ye 7 3 / 4 "next. Doors open A Morning Performance on Saturday . at 1.11 .. 11f- tended victim of 'i • td a_s in itude. Yesterday he was a hurt - mit, If guilty of " levying war" agelast his ". North Devon 11/ nd -7/- 7 5' dis. past Two, and commence at Three o'clock. • i..•:,OVEHEIGN Is life Id became forftited, end the presid- -• ' ' 8 /8 North Stefford. 17% p 6 1 / 2 - 6y, tits. 11% 11 103 There Hill shortly be produced several New Plecee, which are now formally denounced by Mr. SMYTHE to the electors hog judge could only pass one sentence. But the North-Western 19/. pd ... - . In active rehearsal. • - .../. .../. Private e xcel end stalls to be had at the Box-office of tap of Canterbury as a caba is et whose Lame was Perfidy. „ N. & S.-W. June. 6/, o ly -2 • p. 7 % geinear..l conduct would properly ceme ueder the con- Oxford nee:re, and of all the principal Librarians. , Worcester, & 2 I neete...------ .1,- , -J , tr .. - onnnracert.t• . - Referriag to the charges directed a gai ' nst himtelf • ..carry--e-mastar-s sideration of her MAJESTY'S Ministers, and would Wolverhampton 101 p 20 - 20 1 % mn 20% % % x.ri HER MAJF.STY'S THEATRE. - for his pent conduct, Mr. SMYTHE candidly pleaded • necessetily influence them in the advice whieth e Scottish - ... Central 25/. p 17 - 17% 17 GRAND ISXTPA NIGHT. guilty to the first accueetioa. Ille frequent nen- attend-onatith alicild., 25/. pd 11% -12 •11 3 , % TO-31ORROW they might feel iP their duty . to r especting D ' give o. New all pd ... - ... Will be ,perlormal Bellini'a Opera, anus in the Home of Commons he confessed was Ina . t h e • - the highest t . ofthe Ci•o4Fn. Shrew, & Bi- Aall pd 7'4 - t - 3- e exemese orpreroga ive I.:1 so,: enlell:OLA. wteet mew. tire attributable to his ern n indolence: • • o. B - 5% Arnim, SSI tale. Sofia Cr: v e la ; Lox, aladlle. Feller ; Count Ro- •-•' ' " s - ' . " ' ___ On tins point it is, V 73 believin t generally admitted Shrew. e ra ' slasrer Gardoel II O. 8/ 3y 2 3 / (I' , 2 - en. , . r . 4 --4 , IS. • dOVIO, Signor - Bel:en ; ~ ..1 i • t .. 1. ,• 3 ,, , c, io .. as from, •• . . There was something delight:lbl in the „naivete with . time ft d 1 th • that up to the ane o ill „ere - were very many Shrewsbu. arid Cheater . . Litremtese. IN ALG-tER.I. ! Which he Made the avenge], aduieg almost in so many , , ~ (Nor. W. Min.) all nd, 15 -16 f:-• g cir inmstances in tin conduct of the Do. halves all pe 7% - 8 •oro2 toe. ne would be a good 'ooy and never do so any : Iffereuriali ; Luitero, esenor cell:eta:1; myna, «Sallie. ['elle: ; abd Pi ' - ' '''' - proonera. De. Oswestry all pe. 11 -12 Isabella, Madile. d'Aneri. ' • Morel Neverthelese, while admitting that his recast the •ma e t - 1 • S , ron le"ei-ti 61/ ,i 314 -2% d. 3 % To conclaie with a rex Baler. Diveriessernent by 01. Gesselth, the e memorialiets acted wisely and jLa iolous yin - • • . - ••• .2 P-, music ceinetned and arraaeoi ay M. Vadiral, entitled - comlubt imitlied a certain culpability on his own LA FETE i/Ei ROSIER.ES. selecting the ground on which they rested their case. pd. up at par cent.. - •• ••• -- ••• part, he reminded the electors that his undoubted By 3facille. Carolina fasati, Marines. Rosa, Esper, Lamoreux, and • • Political effences differ widely from all others in South DaVOn all ae 18% - 19% 18 3 / 4 19 Allegrini ; MM. Di Mattis, Verlaine, Gouriet, and Mathieu. . disregard of the doanotbing labours of the Legisla- • . South-Eastern 301. pe 21 3 / 4 - 21% 21% Application. for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be =cleat the Opera many respects , in none more so than in the nature South Weise ll pa 34% -35 34% 34 Box-office, Colonuade, Llaymarlset, lure was in a great measure justified by the enoma- , f the • - and extent o expiation which must be rendered S teli Yorkshire ant bons and - untoward situation in which the members . River Dun 15/. fee % dis. - Ya. P ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. by convicted parties. The object of punishment is GIUND EXTRA NIGHT. and followers of Sir ROBERT PEEL'S Administration Do. Do. 5/ pa ... - ••• not vengeance on the criminal, but the prevention of Stid. & Dunferm. all a ... - ••• First appearance of M. GUIEMARD. • e were placed by the force of circumstances. Toe • • . . wo-mmutow similar offences by others. Is is therefore obvious Stock. & Har.l6/25.3d. ... - ••• • Will be performed Halevy's grand Opera, Peelites, he said, had been "interred in a sort of MAHO. Taff Vale 126/. a 152 - 154 LA JUNE. tl 's the country is let ween Rachele, Madame Julienne ; Eudesslo, Madlle.Beetrandi; Cardinale, mka s c•ATln'Poslaon, where life was all but impossible there is no prospect of a repetition of such conduct, and Railway ...18/. p. 2% - 3 2% Herr Formes; Leopeldo, Signor Stigilit ; Ruggiero, Signor Taglia- between the seventh heaven of Whzg exclusiveness and • t• Vale of Neath 17/. pd 4% - 3 1 %dis. ace; Alberto, Signor Polorrnt ; Eeecatore, Signor Bache ; Gazer°, when, in tact, there can be •no necessity for an •••• •11 Waterfd. &bilk. Kilk. all p • 4el a -5% Monsieur Gulemard, Primo Tenore of the Academie Royale at Pails, the repugnant earthiness of terrene protection. his first appearance in England, example or examples, that clemency may be safely, Waterfd. & Lim, all pd 19% - 20% The Pas de Buveurs in the first act of the Opera will be sustained There was not much to be gained, he insist`: d, by Waterford, Wes, Wick. d - h •beneficially, 'extended• an per ape by Madlles. Robert, Brussi, Kolctnterg, Leblond, Sant!; MM. .'di- participating in "the infiai tessimal littleness of Par- e , and Dahlin 31 p d ... - ... nard, Alexandre, and Ruault. ' to this extent' In going we do not in any West Cornwall 13/. p 3% - • 3 dis. 10% 4 Composer, Director of Music, and Conductor, 3lr. Costa. liamentary polemics," or by perpetually siding with The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. degree enter on the doubtful and disputed West London all pd ... - ... The Directors announce that the have entered into an engagement either tweedledee or tweediedure. He ventured to Yk., New. & Ber 25/. r 18 - 18% with Madlle. ANGIOLINA 150510 (of the Court Theatre at Copan- topic of the propriety or the effects of severity Do. & New. Ex 20/. t - 7 -6% dis, o e t moreover, su g gts ~ that a man could scarcely be con , . , hagen), who wid appear In the course of a few days. ia such cases. Many intelligent persons believe, and Do. G.N.E. pure. 91. p. 3 -2% dia. 6ei sidered as qualified to swim from the circumatance of . . York &N. Mid. 501. pe 24% -25 24% 31 adduce powerfularguments " TITEATWE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. his having been choked with chickweed. Perhaps . Mr. B: Webster, Bole Lessee and Manager, Old Itrompton. atene, that every execution for such causes produces PILEPEIZENCE SIMILES. - THIS EVENING, the most eccentric portion of one of the most eccen- Will be performer! an entirely new comic Drama, entitled MIND many hatitators of the sufferer, that blood shed on the Aberdeen all pa I% - 1 die.. x.d 1% die. x.int trio speeches ever addressed to n constituency was that Do. No. 2, 7 per et. 3:31 „. .„ YOUR OWN BUSLNESS, by 3lessra B. Webster, Leigh Murray, scaffold for political acts is not by any means calc C 1 d • Buckstone, and Keeley; Sirs. Stirling, Miss Reynolds, &c. in which, while reprobating the beret idea of hit being u• e a omen, 10/. all pd 8 3 / 4 - • 9 9 8 7 / 8 Alter which a new Burlesque on a frightfully popular subject, to fated to strengthen the feelings of affectionate loyalty Ches. &Tr 1 ....o.yhrl. all pd 18 - 18% 18% % be called 0, GEMINI; or, the Brothers of Co(u)rse. Characters by regarded as an adherent of the late Government, Mr. ." Dundee, Per., & Aberd. Messrs. Buckstone, Blanc!, Weoleer ; Mesdames Buckingham, Col- SMYTHE . indulged I.: * t'f • panegyricspronounced imsei in to the existing Government. We have never Junction all pd 5% _ 6 ling. Caulfield, Honey, &c.found that persecution had any great effect in E. Ang.(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 3 -3% Te conclude with the Farce called THE TWO BONNYCASTLES. respectively upon Earl GREY and upon Lord JOHN Do. (SL) 7 per ct. all p Mn. _ ... . Ronnycastle, Mr. Bnckstone; Mrs. lionnyeastle, Mrs. Bleak- putting down the opinions it was intended to repress. Ina/sane. RUSSELL-A most chivalric selection by the way, Da. ( 7/17s) 7p.C. 2 p • _ ... seeing that those statesmen appear just now to be about On the contrary, it rather stimulated and excited Eastern C ,unties Ex., 5 c No. 1 ~,all d i. THEATRE ROYAL, aDELPHI, others who felt that there must be much in a cause -P''' 'P 1/8- 1% p 13' S Pai Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. the best abused and the most unpopular in the whole ' Do. No. 2 all pd /a -a % p Pm . TuIS LANDI N G EVEN, of the United Kiogdom. For the ' broad -origi- . for which men could not only patiently, but almost Do. New p 10 13 6 .c. Stk. . _ 13% Will be performed SEA. and aracters by Messrs. Paul Union Seri . , joyfully, lay down their lives. It is, however, unne- Eastern . p, Bedibrd, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith, Worrell, Emery; Misses Ellen nal, and onward views" of Lord GREY'S Colonial Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 14% -15 Chaplin, K. Fitzwillatm, and Mra. Keeley, cessary to dwell on this subject ; the mania has long D a. me D a n Sa. a n p After which, a devilish new Extravaganza, called MEPHISTO-leman could sca - administration the Hen. Gent t e rctly . ••• --- ... PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilliam, and Mies find . . sufficiently e Intl- ' . since subsided, and there can be but little doubt the East Lancashire, 6 per words in any respect .. 6 etl.C. ct. Quart Stirs. all pd .. - Woolear. Royal I . safely ency night be exercised in favour , c em After which, DID YOU EVER SEND YOUR WIFE TO CAM- While, in reference to Lord JOHN RUSSELL, he pro- IV t Yorkshire • '" East & es B illtWELL?of WILLIAM SMITH O'Balaw and his companions in Junction, sths all pd ... - nounced him to belong to "the foreniost category of ••• -penal exile. Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. this world's worthies," talking very prettily, in an ti: • • per cent. all pd 3% - 4 Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean.'We regret to find that his Excellency took a. Glas.& S.W. Cen 100/ THIS EVENING, sion to the ex-Premier, of" that strung divirtity of soul . . .. - of KING JOHN • • Will be performed Shakespere's Historical Play - . , . whielle ~ conquers chance and fe te , " and sayiog ditto to very different view of the subject, and that he pe- Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15 - 15% 15 Principal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, A. Wigan, Ryder, Addison, • , remptoray declined recommending the prayer of the Do. 5p c, red. sc. 9% p 1% - 1% p 11% 4. Meadows, J. Vining, C. Fisher, Graham, F. Cooke, Everett, Vezin, that declaration-" Lord Joliet ltusssem ie the Great South. & West. iith • eliss Phililes, Miss Robertson, Miss slur- memorial to her MAJESTY'S favourable consideration. (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -8% Cathcart, and by es, , noblest man I ever knew"-which was the touching al rs. D sly, and firs. C. Kean. ray, Miss Kato Terry, Gt West. (Berks & U. It ie impossible to deny that there was but too much - ' After which A LUCKY FRIDAY, la which Mr. A. Wigan will and dying testimony of Lord SYDENUAM. After Ex. 5 per cent.) all pd „. - ... 106% appear. thus unbar erring his heart fullofadmiration , g Mr. -..- ROY.eL LYCEUM THEATRE. ,Do. Do. -804 pd . - LQLINTON in support of hie decision. Tilers has and „ , -...- SMYTHE called to the recollection of his supporters Under the Management of Madame VestriS. Lancashire lore . Sole Lessee. Mr. Charles Mathew& the course taken by himself ten years sgo,namely, in and the been no expression of contrition, re have been shire, F. 201. 6/ - pd 5h - N i r, ( us. THIS EVENING, several attempts at escape. The first is the strongest Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p ...'' ..7 . Will be produced a dramatic story, in eight acts, entitled A 1842, in reference to the system of tariff refornle, Lee.ts Northern, 6 per CHAIN OF EVENTS. Characters by Messrs. C s haries Mathews, then inaugurated by a measure, which at that early Point,for we can scarcely censure the natural felling r 1 13! - - cent No. - . pd _ Frank Mattliest•s, Rohert Rosana Belton, Maser, uter, Hornc.astle, • el el nue Ve.stris, Miss Laura Keene, that induces every person under restraint to seek Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd Rost ,re, Butler, and Hensler ; e e , period in the free-trade innovations were charac- ••• -..- Mrs. F. Matthews, and aliss Julia St. George, Miss Wright, , Mils liberty bY , emost any 1113ae.s. Do, Do, No. 3 5L pd .., ~.. eine Martindale, Miss Ellis, terized be Id s s an a 3 " the first instalment of a seleir and Do. Qrsi e 1848,..9E pd ... - „.. Oliver, Md. Horn, Airs. Macnemara, Illis Grove, and Mies-Toote. more thoughtful police:' I' b h . "I - t WaS y a appy i• tle- • W e mus.e , however, even on this first point recollect London & Brig. guar. tration of the blestinge which have malted from the that the p • arties were enthusiast?, almost fanatics, 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ... _ ... ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. Do. r. 5 c. Stk. 100/. _ ... Lessee and Manager. Mr. W. Farren. new commercial system, foreshadowed b the I • y ee p lei- i : in their u' anions that they hoped ageintt hope, and Do. Con. 5 p c,1852 all • THIS EVENING. loeoeh of AD , fancied that the welfare, prosperity, and indepea- Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p .. _ .._ wai be f • FORTY FOOTSTEPS. , y AM ShIITII, advocated miginelly Oy After Per o•med the FIELD of F Lou & N.-W. (Cov. & . wh,ch A LOVER BY PROXY. HusmsiON,fence of their aative land might be achieved by means P. 4 With tad &laity carried into actual o operatioa - Nunet.) ap. c. I:3' ed a „ - a ., UV POLL and MY PARTNER JOE. by the energetic t-1 t; P S J-o..Eru of Sir ROisenT PEEL W Mill every rational man must have acknowledged Lie & S.W. Co 3d5.5/. p 3% -3% p . , .1,11:Ey,: POYAI, ' "`"IIITTI"A'I'R' O that Mr. SMYTHE remarked last Light upon ' f would, if succetsfal, hetes proved deeply prejudicial En. if tl. all Lon.' & 2 it 12 - lt"Si Under th e p ' ' ' ' .. - ''' the act MRII., Sheff., & Linen. atronage of her Valesty and his Roaal Highness that the hanchise increasts under its auspices more to its hest interests. The very honesty of purpose Piliee. Al j bert. Qr. Sh., No. ],,,a1l pd 10% -11 a% 12 ore . Motor aria Yana ser .V Batty The me s e m , . e . , • • then twice Ds last as the population-the iacrease of for which we hate given them credit would forbid Do. 'eat, 10L all pd 13 -13 e% ccea•'-tal anti popular rves.tre in London. De. 6/. 3L pd %- 1 P Will be presented anewTIIIS EVENING,'' 'the ten ?alt the oppulation wain years past being the p - ex ression efremorse and sure] e , y a strong aid ' Mid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. ~, n o t i ng all le ak, taw grand MWtary Spectacle, which is now of 12i per cent., while the increase of the powerful Government need not insist on a penitent Do. Con. Bris. er Bir., Battle of Abeulsir. el BONIPARTE IN EGYPT; ; or; the tratio a a e e be ioliewei by natty' , e r e e• ouft.bitin as a condition franchise within the same interval has been at the c - 0 precedent to any remission E 6 per cent....loai. pd 143 -MO In addition tO the extraa•ree;ainable Scenes of the Arena. f pun; ..1 - irneut W ' Do. • rewssli Val. 100/ ... -,, 5 , t Mr. Batty h as ea ,,,,, i . 1,7 talent _at the above Establish - Men , • . enortuou3 rate o , f upwerds of 25 per cent. Th a t thi s 0 . . . e believe, then, that the time has Do. Leic. &Swanning. Coeee ; also Mr. Boswell, t h e re ' t l t l tenbratea Equestrian Mr.. A. n t -esent happily progressive extent ion of arrived whEn a full and d''' 1 uncon i‘sons pardon Inciy be 8 per ce Guar. VOL p a. - .... t'e graceful Equestrian . 'awlied Conique, and .Madlle. Ile- 24:ne at p. , beteg, „ . r t . tae.wnole fulling the most telegant e r More perceptible extended to these misguided individuals, and that the pt. Preference ...5L p %dis. - .' 3 p 5 • and unique pervaam,.n,e e.er witnet. d ' - e ' 3 tee treaCbieo dm.' d become yet , • G Norfolk Exten... all pd 19% - 20' ea , -e within the walls of an am- evernment could not do any act t f t P bulteatre r ee a-Ith a Liteeneb'e - ii a mon g the number of tit. nh e 4; ZMYTHE S MOSit more grist eul to De. Gr. 5 1 / 2 p ct. all p 5% - 5..ee _ Te c anal- - -•e a- •-• 1 %rte. the Irish pe.opie, of all classes, creeds, and ' D• , Wayne - . Val. 2L p 1 1 / 2 2 . I A at the Lom•oek e i TiClie Li to be had , - 1 ro te mea . ' '-s i , -tions. It must be recollected, he parties. • • - - ... stage eiannar, at e L ,• en till Four daily. carne=. asp n. North British _5/. pd 5 - 541 53 1i than according an amnesty to all th -e • r • ' ec-ereq. " .• th •t accord- use imp icated in • --------- observed • , etas abortive attempt at insurrection in 1848. Oxf. Wen & Wol., 154 uoyAL sung S.Y ZOOT,OGI :AL GA .-, !...„, ~.. ir gto csidirg arrange . , -ments " there is not . a singte ... '4 13 stn Truro r the Sealon "''''''''6 per cent. ...12, 1 e r .d 1 4 _ 5%, p X. 13 1 3 4, - EVENING,' Wa3t Class Wl'O is 110 t ' MA: aulOng what 13 celled the lo .• Cos AND BANDON RAILWAY.-(20 miles open)-Return Shrere. & Bin N.G. all 10 - lie% 10% 31$' --los, tt De • f Dans)..t's c, _ _ Daylight es te ., Vern vifh •he algebraic Pign of minus before his of Traffic for the week ending May 15, 1852: - Shrews. & Ches. (NOV. anapetien 0 e otelleAl. an:l the Cy . e , or MOUNT • • • • • •e• ,16% Ys ETaie and the CAVES 6 ...”Itrla '0 Con "°P3--sPlerdnl eo r ti ed " because the great Passengers, parcels, Sc. ... £B9 1 3 Min.) 8 per c all pd la% - 10% arce-vier 0-L •.• • , can by ~i....,„, " name, aTid this," he cent .., - I South Devon ell pd 15 . - 16• and interestin; •• - ~,..i , 3 Arn•isar. :Noveltles- • '''' a in - Merchandiee, cattle , &c.... ... 49 le 8 , rivalled Military Bawl -- '"' ; . •,, Txhibition b Coneludine at ms i otif - y of inelividnels in this is are, scr to' -. _ St.-Est. 4 1 % pc. 10/. pd ... _ ~ 1 ryretcceele ,• y memi.. s . ~, --- Desk with a Gran. . the 3lountam (tbe :ou hby, . . . , radled in deficiency - Total ... ... ... Xt3B 17 11 ° Sth. York. 4p c gd. 204 I. l h -1 - dis. representing the Into for Of slid r o ge3 of Vulcan a don'n'ahis et th e sank, creme/led in insolvency, c , Corresponding week in IS'il (10miles open) - Stoek. & Hart. isd. 5 p e Ancients), with the Cavell ie a , e Eruntion of elotcnt --a cYcl ". d b ' • 7 °' "To alter this unnaturaluntil July 1,1856, all p ... - •••• . the whole tenni at , n , Tri." t '' •' ' 1 the ii• • Ltria and aan aptz,ed 111 ban.trup4. Peseengers, parcels, Ix. .. ... 27 12 10 e ` ''' f Ti: stis, ate 'aired, receivin g fI i . Mercaandise, cattle, a.c.... ... 010 10 Waterford & Kilkenny, Grand Tableau on the Lake Cng the position of closes it the foremost ohject o ie, Annour of A chines. V - ~._____ 6 per cent. IL pd % - an, die. needing nee Animals at Five. c ene ernbilien. ' II , ) aspires to effect this. by -e Doors open from Nine A.B.Total .. ... ... 28 3 8 York, Newc. &Ben Gt. . eert at Six. Fireworks at I) , 19k• ~_,.„. qT/ ILLING. rg,ecy of a Parliament. composed not of • N. of E. Pur. ...all pd 16% - I F e , ADMISSION . , °'^'-• ' '-••• - D FLOWER 1 , 1 r.,,,AN51131V 1 di I Do. De .... 5/. pd 4% - a r 74 On TIieSP.SDAY next, e! ay sOi , • , eac ! e ty, One Ilu- • ' • wee et.unts and tweedlaiises, but . by one We hear that her Mejtsty, at the recommendation York & 7 •;. Micga . nd II by the Royal South London Horticultural -, ~,,,., ._ eared , 10 l e i 10 Poued3 given In prizes for the best i llEcilit;:i G. f i .' • daal'cltarge'. and. "111 P ri 'llik Witbin its range statesmen dedicating of lief :Mei_ ters, is about to confer the honour of a baronetcy- and S. Pinch Y P . 10a pd par - 4 No sa lsa a B I I Justice-General• -on Lord oy e, ate and President of the Vegetables. An extra Dress /3"111, •go• their e ot a nt „easeeta---... nergns ltts to the edvancement of party thDe Court of Session, as a reward far his long and valuable ser- lavlas zza.s:ED AT rzz=l:ll RENTALS. -- ----7.-----7----777---------:=__---'_2------ to the has rot fti ,e on the bench of Scotland. It i 3 also reported that a - - )ti nnIDGE. ....w e c toe entire commonwealth. - HIGH Weermt AT, LON ll • "-„ 9 1 T in after 2 But n t , seam e n like honour will be conferred on Profe,sor Mison, on account p • /Business Tim Day - -i! , l'ornir4 5 3 , ,,i ti , 1 0,1 2 .. , :•il' ,,, --„ ~„ s e al 2 • , l -ea"' yet to be seen whsthtr Mr. SaIYTHE of his disting'aished literary attainments. Pail ways, I Lensin g Nc aninal Prices. - . to day R o-aioanow-Isternire as ee s • ter e , sere e leg " ''"'" - 1, to he returned ,Companies. ea...ea. esaaaease......- a s ee sane tturned once more to the Heuse of Come B2lTisil BENEFIC,STST INSTITUTION.--A of •------ ---.--..._ ___ .sta....crer,ff-u-... :I , ___,________. m ~ u _ a _. meeting WC & Bit h 11 IS &al W - ••• DAILY I t 7,74,s t ertirs'a TlBlerd , • Elie ellen, * b • the Member for the city of Canterbury. this charity toe place on the 18th in t. Lord Erskine cccu- Bir c " a P °n: 1 • -.& Oxf • se. 30 - 31 a " chs ir e .supported by Sir Felix Agar, the Rey. Mr. D • ', gua. all Gt. Wes . ;,fed tat- State of the Win 1 and Weather et each of the 10110 Wing cordic t - t 5 ot success - are rendered doubtful 5c- - - 1 Johns, the Rev. Ain Talbea Henry F. Richardson, L. (its o without 111 a Do, 29 -e0 Bir.lV.l &' ' ' ...... ew• Dud. i p'iCe3 At Nine o'clook yestenlay tt iernino-The Itxti "0n.,1 after a c g a his own • career • '• g r tttt „ "z°tEewbtt mollreneeful c°,---", benevelset fouuder), „ L. Red nth E T Coo er a ' '• e. , (1, T. P s 'Pan, guar._ all '. 29 3fi - 3014 Mies Postiethaysyte was una- pd Do ere arranfeed hi order of latitude. . I net of tnfee ears like tnar, of fife E. ,sad and linmerous others. Do, without. - . ' ...... 28 y 2914 . all Do 2 - prasent colle a -e • jer placed on the funds, amidst the kindest sentiments. P:.,Y.Z)TTrE-Wind N.E , strong breeze- rain. gllee, but of three Parliaments. And rIMOUS . Buck' ~1 , ' P • .l l e of the institution were then ado d la, ea,. h. all p'Lon. &N.W ...... 18 - 18% B e a-toaoer-aiind N. E,, fresh tereeze-overcast. this uncertainty Ice fandarn emu -ws pte el vdsdaln Jr - 1 1 Caledonian4s - 47 •-• p eat to the result of the next election- • ' 1 to be amended, if expedient, under its 31st lew ; E. Lin,, • Tl.tarrmi- IN ind E.S. E., get, tle :.ireeZe-overcomer becsuse of th e i, . - - ai; its ru ei, I dby resolution to be illegal and invalid. / '' g n a- °Pe ab areoo ooroa-searial S. W., eels's-rain, gratitutle of Colonel ReMILLY and ell ethers dec are cent. ...... all pd Gallorthn. 35 af t - 35 3 / 4 36% 'because of the • lie thanks of the meeting were then given to the Noble GI Fonawswitm-Wied N. E., gs.ntle breeze-partially cloudy. appearance 8; '* - j .: oucest. & Dean' .munaneous yes All the Cheirmara and the meeting dissolved. Tcrenseionee-a7ina N., strong brr.ieze - partially deride - . di v l e y of this inoT a rt 4 • Forest... 22V pd Gt. Westrn. 4 - 5 p 27% al:tE EN I'l•r f CH-Wind TIE., strong breeze -p srtially cloudy. a 0 ' 1 nea of Mr. 'Genes end Mr. LEGAL CHANG2S IN SCOTLAND.-The elevation of Hartlepl. la —k• 2 & j ;Yk..New.t 1 • dONSTON 5, the two 'la Lord President in tile Curt Rai' • - ••• Srucion -Wind E , gentle ereeze-partially cloudy. T ory candidates. Whatever Lord Cclonsay to the oifiCe Of . t lw• ~tall pd a & Berw. f I Swienxea-Wind E., gentle. breez,a-rain, ma y be the result of ill;; contest' $ • 1 M ''' o f S ess ion,nt by the Vile.). resionarion ef the Right Hon. Hull& Selby, t a ea p Yk.&N.M 'lll - 113 COLCISTR - iTea-Winil Sala , strcng breeze -partially clerelv - Of •, said r. aeaIYTIIE e several Very important changes in 1) °• Hale' •-• sll D •! 55.% - 56% David Boyle, hag led to see ee,,, p O. . . the c oarse 0e 3 SOrrOWftll ed. CALMRI OG E-IN ind N. W., eeettle breeze-partially ecud - y. li " n , e a- haughty, but at the law in Scotland. D conne.ximi with the administration of the 10. Quarts., all p De. I 26. -27 0 • t and fe e t ii 'to- of tli Leeds •- Y eneloirrer-Wind .N. E., eteeetr, 'ofees.'e-Pet . tially cioucty. 53:ale " n- ' ualn ' --- ""c 'pc: or (.. iwill It waa •7Pnerally understood that it wes. the intent' ~ e .a, Brdt., all ; Midland 'lo4 - 105 104% % adorn ;e a-- r -House celeeshi Lon. & -, . EIRMEIGHAeIea'si ind E., strong ereeze-overcasttier:Fri-eta- , -e - ' eminent to offtw, the Oate J e p, Grene., all S. Eastern-I 12 3 4, - 13% have the ' -'- Ls of having - dedicated h: P. , -ont uov " /Visor of Glasgew Do. Prof • The returns troll the, followine placcs indicate the etate of I • 'to toe aeoretion of that lr - 26% od and other- Lowestoft the wired and woatkor on Men ley reoraing a t a i m , powers • , merty to which who has done so much as a writer in Blackwo . , ~ gua. 4 eielor,l l ~... -011. V suffered and for which ca- ri wise, to promote the cause of the parte' ; but it was found per cent...all pd Norfolk l7 -18 17 BOLING aa A r ORGE saAN- Poor st sae °trice of a judge Da. 6 p t li Aof fever:' at the eleventh hour inis said, that the .c .. a p Do. -er and E, gentle breene-partially cloudy. ' NING died." Insteadg an ideal upon a practising, bar- Middlesto' & Red- LlM;lrresa eae ,,,_ ~ - - .al liberty like , - ' i -t- tte could only be conferred, iy e a u , . B unts ssa '' 'ST . b., nalma-overeaet. ' tained that the lia n a , . Under these circumstance:, the car, 6p, c e - all p Stktn Dar .• -es EoLs _ Huia,__ ___l . ,, , Ind :.....i.W., cal in-part ially cloudy. alit, he . mein y worsnipped by rister, which be was not. Mr Adam Anderson, the •NT. & E 5 p E., . c., all E. Counties 60' - 6 z Wind 3-1 , 7 agile breeze--overcast. LANCAMEg....Wim sv •, g . . certain lore: . 13 sews " a sort of houseki:et - er perpetuall (Alice -has been bestowed upon • Y Lord-Advocate and Who was one of the candidates for the Do• Gp. ct., a n 1 , Do. W HITBY- s'• ind s. •/., calm-principally clear. h e ruins cf. a li i of Lyrnington. Mr. De•F•5 p.c. all pd' Do - -• ..• . mourning over tg c!h House with alinisteri • ' fthe al interest or borough -• ..• DAnera•GTON- \ Yin-Ist breeze- cloudleen. .••- B.Bearrocre-Wind S ~ er tie 1;4 ez d a lwAys to be E .g• • • breeze- partiellycioncly. nobody to l, . let unfurnished ~ Anderson was called to the bar in 1 , was in ex , Presto & lar re I '. ' 1818, hid h . -a muc satas- • Y, f I ..&N.A% t all paid a lar La. &Y J - I - ..• a e gerale breeze-partially cloudy. in Redicals --fa while the liSerty of certain , 3 as it 4 biver ' tensive pract cc, and lib appointment will gta _ i: faction to the bar. Ile is euceeeded, as Lord-Advocate, by Do.Hlves, A, all p Do. - ••• r At the Royal Obsere --- ; ----- 'n the te - o f the rt.l, and the Bead., Guildf • .. r:`7. Greenwich the mean reading b - • cl of the barometer in the week , v , -se - • annul aver obinking Coppers I :, roence 23 eelA % temperature of the week w _ o __ Lo al 29:518 in. The mean g•reatEst tiAe tEc wor. . lel ever saw, cif whi h the Ministerial eandidate for the representation of Orkney and leetgate .., all pelo. E as t ern . 22 1 4 - 23 , e ey Shetland. Th tof S licitor-Gcneral has been Hoy. & Hit, 6ae, PGeNorthn. 9%i - 9 34 ,• a ~';':2 ! e which is 0.2% below the e vacant office 0 average of eerr 6 sPon'an- • sin ten e t nderetand all the wisdom of confcrnel upon resign the Do. Se, 9 IAS ; - 9%3 3"r. Charles Neaves, who has to e.,. t Lx alb Do warmest (mta me c i t (the ath), we e , th,, y . am The air nas or caanot- ' l l not ' ' • either we. hrift '' and the libetty of certain given to Sllf. Rtt 8- '•! • Sheraffship to Orkney, which has, it is said, been gi , f. . Goele,, as . 6 , highest temperature it.; megraifi , "eLt U 73- I °, and the mean te , 3 , , or ._.,.. _. ~. ... at , flan. W. E. Aytourt. 0 8.11.6p1en. & Yks ••• ••• ~,_ . - . . .3 4 above the - D!' said he, " who must S. Statfti3ll. 1 1 •INltClean 1' ij k - 1 • din average. ,On Tue.sday, the dontest in ale week. the hi hot Whip " treated as a court( aa ~ Lord John I 1 9% pMI •eugsell hat taken a lease for severe /1 , tt • . Was 62•°, and the mean 45 a , asaieh is 4•l° below g th s o nt• li ' Is savours oat f losing caste, 08 her I 4 , tO . y eees of G.:rt, House, near Callender, the mansion of Admiral Do. d a o • . a .a , e.ar al 6pc• l' Stckt& Dar -- - ••• average. Therailad blew from tlte seute e „. ett. On Tuesday the Tl ' -- °. - - - •• all pit Do. - 29% - 30 Houston Stewart, MP. for Greeh, D , - and Wednesday the rain in inches was 0 . 10 and 0.14; the the privilege . d and, few-the worn.nut odalisque of; t dente for himself and f •t (aunt House is delightfully •• u ~th o• ..• all pd Do. - ... am iTy. , I , Utail 6041., all pOa Weatru- 9a% - 100% sum of the week was 0.30 in. he I •Vhig harem ! " Not snub, Ea ld • mr. SMYTHE • • situated on the banks of the eith.... , Falkirk Herald. EVENING, 2 1 017,E1GN. - Railways. Nomix I Prices. Cent. France (0.V.) all! Charl. & Erquel all pd Demerara all pd Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd East Indian 18/. - TAI Do. Do 20/. pd Gt. Indian Perrin. all p Do. Do. 4% pd Grad. June. of Fra. 4 pd Lour. a la Sambre 7 Luxembourg _lB/. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do. ll. pd Dc. (Canal) 2c. pd Maria Antonia pd Do. New pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of France,l6/.pd, 111.20/.3 p. c. Bds, all p' Orleans & Bor 11/. pd Paris & Lyons ...61. pd Paris & Orleans all pd Paris& Rouen ...all pd Paris &. Stras. pd Rouen & Havre...all pd Sambre &Meuse all pd St. Andrew's & Qaebec (A) 4/. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd, West Flanders...B% pd West. of France. 6/. pd 22 1 ,i, - 23 13 -15 3ye dis, 4 —4;,!!, p 1 -1% p / 8 - 1 p 4%- 4% 3%- 3 % 8 % - - 10 % 6y,— 63A 22% --- 23 13 1 4 13 3 % 4 —4% p 4 p 45 —47 29% 30 21% 21 5 / 8 11% ny s 5 —5% 5 3 A 5 1 ,E dia. 3 31.4 1 3 k— p MINES. Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 15/. p' Australasian 21. pd Australian Si. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Joh. del R. 151. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper ...401. pd Colonial Gold 1/ pd Copiapo 14/ pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain—all pd Great Polgo:;th all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Corn. all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 91. p New Granada pd Nouveau Monde all pdi Port Philip „X. pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10 3 / 4 South Australian, 1 pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Par p 1 / 1 ;v8 P 3A - 1/ p % - I %-- - . %di s . IA y i di s . ••• ••• % —die. ••• IV a 2 ... -- ... par IA p par % P dis. 1 -4 dis. % p K.d x.n 'A dis. 'Adis.— par - par p 9 , 8 dii. 10 —ll 10 • —ll lib— % dis .STOON BAN: 46% —47% 55 —66 12% —l3 25 —26 JOINT Australasia all pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 25/. pd Com. of Loudon 20/. pd Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat: Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New lOl. pd Nat. of Ireland ,22% p Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. Do. New all pd Union of AustraL all pd Do. New 2 l/, pd Union of London 10/. p Union of Madrid all pd 18 - 18% 28% - 2954 17 3 4 - 17 34 -36 44% - 45 3 4 '167 8 - 17% 43 - 43% 3 -3% 15 -16 Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Cauada 32% pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pa Gau.Scre7 Steam Ship ping Company Irish Bet•troot Sug. 2i p & Or. St: all pd Do. _ Do. ...151. pd Royal Mail Stin. GO/. p 1 Universal Emigration, and Colonization, 2/. p :ELL.EINEOU; 2 2 ,`a 48 49;i 28 1 / 2 -- 2-9 2 - 8114 -; 82% 33 IA 843/ 4 76;4-- 77% 83 343 "--. ... MONEY and COISIMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 7,000 bales, of which 1,000 American were taken for export, and 1,500 on speculation. The market was firm. The sales comprised 5.00 American, 400 Pornard and Maranham at 6il. to 6id.. 200 Egyptian at 6id. to 81,1., 500 Surat at 311 to 4id., and 150 Sea Island at Is 2d to 2s per lb.—Railway Shares were firm, but inacave. The_ committee for bringing about a reform of the Beard of Customs is still very persevering, and at the present time is bringing under the notice of Parliamen tary constituencies the importance of obtaining from candidates some declaration of their views upon this subject. In agricultural districts this matter may not at tract all the attention it deserves, but indubitably every business community should give it attention. Among the points to t e earliest insisted upon appear to be the following:-Ist. That delivery of goods should be proof of payment of duties, operating as a receipt therefore both to the merchant and warehouse-keeper. 2d. Or at least that a prescription should run of claims for duties, except where fraud and smuggling can be positively proved (the onus probandi to rest with the Crown) in favour of the merchant and warehouse .keeper, in fiscal, as in private debts; and that in no case should duties be recoverable, except where evidence can be produced of as claim having been made for • the same within three years of the date of the original entry —such claim operating es a renewal of the currency of prescription, unless challenged and otherwise dis posed of. 3. A list of all licensed agents, lightermen, carmen, docks, Irgel quays, and bonded warehouses, should ho published annually. 4. All suspensions of either officers or agents should be published, and no in dividual once convicted of fraud should be restored against such suspension. 5. An open court or board should be established to render, by the publicity of its reports, all officers of the Customs amenable to the dis cipline of public opinion, by making every complaint against them, the Commissioners of the Treasury, or the Board of Trade, notorious through the press. 6. The money amount of duties paid on each delivery of goods should be published, in the same way as the de. seription and quantities, with the names of the parties paying. 7. Personal and individual responsibility should attach Loth to the officers and agents. 8. No person other than the prinCipal should be allowed to transact business at the custom-house who is not known, and cannot be easily traced. Fuller quotations were paid yesterday afternoon for Bills of Exchange upon the German cities, but French bills were a shade lower. Belgium and Holland were firm, and Trieste about the same. The Amsterdam Stock Market on the 17th inst. was without any particular change. Spanish and Portuguese Bonds were firmer with an eliimated business. Russian were in request, and Venezuela were more offered. Dutch Two-mid-a-Half per Cents. were at 61 1-16. The reduced rate of interest upon Exchequer-bills will give a return to holders of 11. 18s. Old. per cent. per annum. The English Funds have been firm at the previous currency. Consols• have b e en marked 991 i for Transfer, and the same for Account. The New Three-and.a. Quarter per Cents. have been 1001 to 104, and the Three per Cents. 98k to 99g. Bank Stock has been marked 2191 to 2201. lxchequer•bills have been 64a. to 675. prem. for those dated June. E bat India Stock is at 823. to 853. prom. Foreign Stocks ban been very quiet, Sluttish Three per Cents. are 461, and the New Deferred 201 to 20k. Mexican Old Stock has been at 314 to 32, and the Three per Cents. at 25i to 25k, Equador are firmer at 4i. Gteoada D4erred are dull at 9. Belgian Fear-and-a fialfper Cents. have been 931, and Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. 614 Shares have been very firm, although ex tremely quiet, and there is an improvement in the quota tions of Brighton, Caledonian, Oxford and Wolver hampton, and one or two others. North Stafford con tinue very gond. French Shares dull. Mining Shares have been very quiet. Santiago are higher. English and Australian Copper' hare further declined. The Steam Navigation Shares have been in demand. QUARTER To THREE. 991 991 Consols •• Bitto Amount. June 9 .. ONE CLOSING PRICES OF BRITISII FUNDS O'CLOCK. PRICES Bank blonir. 3 i,cr Uer.t. 3eduard Ann& 3 Der Cent. Ot,usols Ann niti.Li... t..•,Tew au per Cent. 1.-nns.. .... 1,01 47A/inn. ti , expireJ an.IRBO Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5,1860 —7% laktia Bonds,, 10004 . Ditto under 1,0e0t........ B4 85 82 p .7ens , lll for Account .. 99% ?.-400olner Bills. I%d. March. 1,0001. •. . ..... .. ....... *mamas 71 p &nail, ONE PRICES or FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent....... Oanish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent... Ditto, 5 per cent. Equador Bonds 4% Grenada 80 - sda, 1% per Cent Do. Ex Dec., 1849 Coupons — Ditto, Deferred ...... ... ...... 9 1,1, - ,Ak• - ,ari. 5 ~, J : i. en, ,1816 D o itto. &cunt ..... . „ . Ditto, 3 per Cent... ~. F jr , ivi4a iii:uds. 1849;6 f 7"• erC Ditto, Deferred, 3 per C 8" Bussmn Boreis Ditto, 4% per Ccnt ~. Sardinian Bonds, 5 p e r Cent , .. 12 8 . . ~. nrel, 5 per f.' , lnt. 1 9 40 Ditto. 3 per Cent 46 3 4 Ditto. New Deferred Venezuela Bonds. 3 1 % per Cont.... Ditto Deferred — Dividends on the above payable in London. Belgian, 4% per Cent. Ditteh 21,4 per Cent. 12 Guild — Ditto, Account - • 6134 82 p .99j June. 64 67 CLOMNG PRICES. 7 104t,i, 103 i/ 2 9714 VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.—From Hobart Town and 'Launceston 'We have' advices to the 'Oth Febivary. The local papers are filled with the rep;orts of the gold-discoveKies in the neighbouring colonies of J. ew South Wales and Port Phillip. No less than 11 whaling vessels were laid up in harbour from the want of hands, the crews having deserted. 47 20% 40 15% MAY l9, 1552. LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.) LONDON, MAY 19.—Wind at L OOR S., moderate breez ) and cloudy. BELFAST, MAY 17.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Rolla, De merar,; Northesk, Mounting. BEAUMARIS, MAY Ht.—The Ebenezer, Dcuglas to Bangor, is oa the rocks at Penman. , FALMOUTH, MAY 18.—Wind N., and strong breczas. Sid. Wqrrior, Jamaica. SUNDERLAND, MAY 18. Wind E.— SA. Arve, Qll-bec. LONDONDERRY.--Sll Barbara, Philadelphia; Duke of Northumberland, ditto. CAERNARVON, MAY 18.—The Ann smack, Dublin to this place, has been run on shore, but E xpected off to-day. DEAL, MAY 18.—Wind E. N.E, light and variable.— Arrd. Industrious, Havannah, for St. Peterburgh. Arid. from the River, Ellenborough, Cakuttg. Arrd. from the River and sailed, Joseph Fletcher, New York. SCILLY, MAY 17. —Wind S.W.— Sid. Mindeepe, Btlello6 Ayres._ NEWPORT, SAY 18.—Wind E. to S.E.—Sld. Daniel Wheeler, Rio Janeiro; Ploughboy, St. Thomas. LIVERPOOL, MAY 18.—Wind E. to N.E.—Arrd. Bling, Laguna; Pollok, New Orleans; New Z , aland, New Orleans. Sl.i. Budget, Hayti; • Nrcv York Packet, Mo bile; Christina 'Agatha, Bitaviti; Glendaraos, Calcutta; Rse, Arrica; Elizabeth" Grange, Buena Voltam; Be dora, Virginia; Sew4ll, Baltimore;. Franklin, King, New York; James Wright, New York; Onward, Staten Island; Clifton, Boston; Britannia, Bt. Jolla's, New Brunswick; Favourite, Montreal. Buzinoss done today. 22 MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.) CORN EXCHANGE-WEDNESDAY. The show of Englids Wheat in to•day'a market was very limited. Although the attendance of millers was by no means extensivt?, the demand for all kinds ruled steady, at fully Monday's quotations. There was rather more inquiry fir forward delivery parcels, ut the ex treme rates of last wick. From abroad only 840 qrs of Wheat have come fresh to hand. Selected qualities moved off freely at very full prices, and low and mid dling kiuds were quite us dear. In floating cargoes no thiag doing, and the export demand appears to have wholly ceased. The sale for malting Barley was tole rably active. In the value of grinding and distilling sorts no change took plies. The Malt trade was dull, but no change took place in prices. Oats were in fair request, with a limited quantity on offer. Beans, Peas, and Indian Corn were dull. In Flour a moderate busi ness was transacted. ARRIVALS THIS WEER. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Qrci. Qr 2. Qrs. Qrs. Englisk ...... 1,578 210 1,650 700 trish ........ 650 1,320 ... Foreign ...... 140 .._ 8,450 150 130}LOUG/1 IEIOP I%I4IICMET. Owing to the high pretensions of holders, the demand tor all kinds of Hops is Tory inactive, at last week's prices, 171722TECURDEL. For each kinds of meat we havo a lair inquiry, at very full prices. Beef, from 25 2d to 33 2,1; Mutton, 2s 6d to 3A 6.1; Lamb, 4s 2d to 54 2d; Veal, 33 4d to 43 2d; Pork, 26 6d to 3s 6cl per 81b5 by the carcase. COURSE OF EXC: irastercum 12 1 Ditto, tluvemontla.. 12 2%1 iotterdara. •• .• .• 12 2% Antwerp.• ••• •• •• •• •• •• 25 70 Brussels. ... . 25 70 Elamabragh ... ..13 11% Pstrl3, 3 days i sight .. 25 59 Ditto, 3 mOnthz • 2") 67% Marseille3 •• • • 0... 25 67% Bourcloux...• •• •• . • • FrisnlioT ton 24. , ,1ne...; 122 Berllu .'•••• .• •• vireo. •• •• 12 40 Xripste, di tlO „. 12 42 otivsburgll,lSll. Rble.. 37 Itt:121:1 49 % (12 ,1 12 •• ••• •• •• •• •• •• 49 % BiNLlo , as, .4 . • lANGE.-TUESDAY. (2113 Tatar— •• •• •• •..• Leghorn —•••••••• .. • • 30 70 tleaoa •• •• •• •• •• •• •• 2567%{] Milan .. rt. •• •• •• •• •• •• Venice.. • • • • • • •• NT4oles .• •• •• •• •• •• •• 4C% Palermo, peroz— •• •... 122 316.15in0. 122% ................ 53% )porto •• • • .• • • 53% 16 Janeiro •• ••.•• •• r.aenosAyrea ........ ew York ,60 day a'sight - .... • • .... ra;CE7 07 BZILLIOP. PER CZ. Foreign Gol4 Inbars.• X 3 17 9 Pnrtugai GoIA Coin .. 0 0 0 Doubloons .. 0 0 0 gew Dollars ...... 0 4 10% ......•• 0 4 11% ,I0V 1112 .,• EXTENSIVE CONFL/iGRATION. For several hours list night a feerlully destructive fire raged on the hanks . of the Themes at Dock-head, Ber mondsey. , The scene of its havoe was in Mill-street, a narrow confined thoroughfare, which partly encircles " - Jacob's Islend," a short distance from the Roman Catholic convent, Bermonclavy. Its discovery Was made shortly after ten o'clock. Some shipwrights who were passing aleng Mill street observed a glare of light in the laed-side premises or warehouses belonging to Mesrs. Owst and Co., hoop-b2nders, and they had scarcely time to acquaint the police of the fact before the place burst into flames; Ere fifteen minutes had transpired the flames had attacked the waterside and opposite premises. Thoueends were attracted to the spot, and the entire neighbourhood Was filled with an enormous mob.' Most of the engines connected with the reached the fire in the course of a quarter of an hour after the alarm had teen given; but the firemen were unable to put them into operation for the want of a s upply of water. None was to be had from the mill-d4m, on account of the tide being - out, and unfortunately the only plug that could be dis covered in the neighbonrhood was some,4oo or 500 feet from the fire. One of the largo floating engines of the Brigade was as coon as possible brought from its station off Ro:herhithe, which proved very efficient. Mean while the destructive element swcp:, everything within its range. Of Messrs. Owsi's premises very little were standing. Both the land-side and waterside warehouses were almost in ruins. Next to these stood the ware houses of Mr. Brindley, sailmaker, as also that of Messrs. W. and J. Heywood, boat builders; these sub sequently shared a similar fate. The fire spread to some half a dozen other premises that adjoined, and among them the extensive granary of Mr. Burton, granary keeper. Additional aid having arrived the engines were supplied with water pumped in by others placed at the plugs in the adjoining locali ties. With this supply the firemen, after consider able exertion, prevented the fire making farther pro gress on the land aide. It was not so, however, at the water side. Three fine schooners, lying alongside of the burning wharves, had ignited, and being aground it was impossible t o ex t r i cate them. All the shipping tying in the river near the fire sent their crews to assist the firemen in their efforts to preserve the vessels, but eventually the ships were enveloped in the general con flagration. It was twelve o'clock before the fire was finally checked. The engines were kept working till nearly six o'clock this morning, at which hour consider able fire remained beneath the ruins, which occupy a large space. How the fire was occasioned it is at pre sent impossible to say. Ilbtritl Etrition BATH RACES. (THIS DAY .) (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH). The Aristocratic 11:,.; Weathergage Vesta ... Bullfinch The StA-5. Hugo ... Pitsford ... ... 1 ... 2 ~. 3 ... 1 ••• 0 FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION AT THE SOUTH LONDON GABWORKS.—(THIS DAY.)—This morning, shortly after tcn o'clock, the inhabitants of Peckham and the, Old Kent•road were suddenly thrown into a state of great consternation in consequence of a loud explosion, which was found to have taken place at the South London Gasworks, situated at the side of the Surrey Canal, near the bridge, which resulted in the destructi' n of considerable property and fearful injury to several men, three of whom are so shockingly burnt by the fire that their lives at present are despaired of. WRICK CF TUE SHIP JOSEPHA, OF BRISTOL.-- FIFTREN LIVES LOST.—Letters have arrived, communicat ing this melancholy occurrence. The ship sailed from Bris tol on the 18th of last March, bound for Boston, and a crew of fifteen hands, under the charge of Captain Cawson. No thing was heard of her till Friday last, when intelligence of her loss and the lamentable fate of nearly all hands was re ceived. The circumstances are thus given :—Oa the even ing of the 21st of April the people living at Massschussetts Bay noticed the bows of a vessel broken just aft of the fore rigging on the bar, about a mile northward of the Highland light, and, by the aid of glasses, no fewer than fifteen people could be observed clinging to it. The remainder of the vessel was a wreck, and with the cargo was washing ali , ng the shore. The unfortunate crea t ures on the wreck could be seen signalising for assistance, but a tremendous sea that was lim ning, combined with the darkness 'otthe evening and a fog which set in about' the Same time, prevented help being given. During the night large fires were made along the beach. One attempt was made to gain the wreck. Two boatmen contrived to get their boat over the surf, and had approached within a short distance of the bar, when un happily a sea struck and capsized her, and the two brave fellows perished. Some time afterwards the went to pieces, and two only out of the sufferersfifteen ashore succeeded in saving themselves—they were washed on same pieces of spars.svree grave. All the others a me c t o REUNION DES Aitrs.—The awn season was most fashionably attended on a wateryo of the Bochkletz Falconi and went off brilliantly. Matille. Anna a dmirable expression sang a " Sicilienne" by Pergolesi with withncert ' loncello by Herr and execution, and a solo on the y Monday evening, pianoforte. The rooms were his usual masterly style on the pi Haus man was most effectively executed.,. Mr. Kiallmark played in completely crowded. Dockyard, has made' himself a ' t of the Davenport by . wrigli lines supplied A CLIPPER BOAT.—Mt. \roil, a working ship_ sailing boat upon the a shipwright in the d ° -sat. On Thursday last it was t r i e d against the picked boa ts of the port, and it beat them a ll . c kvard, alter as nearly as possible the nirdel of the America 3 her. sails were as much like the America as possible. Her hull and boats w ith which she raced carr i e d much more canvas, an Tire d when going before the wind got ahead ' o f the America m odel boat. As soon as it b ecame needful to c l o se haul, she overhauled d c h ti a s y ed : beatenboat builders their the whole o f th em, and won in g allant style. It that a craft ap w p i e t a h r suched to r ~ crack boats," bet so it was. ATTI , MPTED ASSASSIN ATION. --- ENNJSKILLEN, MAY 16 A mounted policeman is just come from Lord Ennis killen with news that a Protestant farmer, named Leonard, was shot yesterday, ht live o'clock P.M. near Knockminny, not many miles from Enniskillen, on Mr. Arthur. Coles' es tate. A dispute about land, from which some tenants have been evict. d, was the origin of the outrage. On Saturday Leonard was at work, when a man, a strAnger, walked up and asked if he wanted a labourer; he said obi 'arid the Man drew a pistol, lodged four slugs in his arm and side, and retreated. The wounded man is not expected to survive, and the de positions aro to be taken to-day. 6Yd % 10% ,/, 29 'A 511 5 ifi 11% % 3% 28 1 A, 3:34, 4 13 I 10% 11 ms. 1,46% 47 45% 16% 20% 32 25% 61% THE UNITED . 7,! The' , Uai,ed &ate: N:lry been published at Washing that the United States navy following vessels:--7. SHIPS OF THE LINE. Pennsylvania l2O guns. Franklin 74 „ Columbus Ohio - 74 North Carolina Dplaware . 74 „ Akbama 74 „ Vermont.. ....... Virginia New York ,,7- „ .... New Orleans ItldepeLdeßCO 54 „ FRIGATES. STATES NAVY.. R ziater f:r 1852" h 39 just ;ton, iron which we learn ► consists at present of the St. Mary's 2O gut& Jamettown ▪2O Albany 2O 0 Germantown 20 0 Ontario ... Decatur l6 Maiion Dale Pr eble BRIGS. Dolphin lO ,r Porpoise ....... 10 0 Bainbridge . . lO " Perry lO 0 • SCHOONERS. United States 44 „ _ Constitution Potomac 44 „ PI cenix 2 0 Brandywine Columbia Congress Cumberland STEAD . 7 .. R.. S. 1 ) 0 Savannah ° Raritan Santee 44 „ Saranac 6 0 Sabine 44 „ Princeton 0 St. Lawrence Constellation Macedonian 36 „ Alleghany 2 0 ; SL',CPS OF WAR. Unic‘n Saratoga John Adams Vince nnes - 0 Warren Falmouth ~.,,.20 ~ Engineer Fairfield - ° Vandalia 2O „ „ S TOR E SHIPS. 20 St. Louis: Cyane .............. 20 „ Lexington 6 0 Levant .... ... . .. . . 20 „ Supply Southampton 3 0 20 „ Portsmouth . - 0 _ o Plymouth RECAPITULATION. Vessels. G llll9 ' ... 12 9 1 4 . ... 14 600 " ••• 21 4 O ... 4 A 4 ... 3 ••• 16 63 ... 5 2 4 ..----- ... 75 2,047 Rips of the Lino Frigates ... Sloops of War .. Brigs Schooners Stumm Store Ships Total 0 MORTALITY in the METROP •01 NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM A TOL CAUSES REGISTEa . THE WEEK ENJaI LTG SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1559.• *2s4 Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ' 4 6 Diseases of Uncertain Seat n Tubercular Diseases ... ••• gl Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses... ... 1 , 5 Diseases of the Heart end Blood-vessels Diseases of the Ltins, and other Organs of io Respiration ... .•• ••• ••• ••• ,••• Dieseses of rile Stomach, Liver, and other Orgatis 7 4 of Digestion... ••• ••• e•••• ••• s Diseases of the Kidneys, &P. . Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Auselcs Diseases of the Skin, &c. •••• 6 ....• 1 Malformations... PreretFture Birth Atrophy ... Old Age ... Sudden ... •••• 31 • 3 0 • 4 6 •••• 3 •"' 34 Violence, Privation, Cold, and lutonip , .-3ranca Causes not speelied ••• ••• •• • 1 1 07° -nes tze 178 J 2 09% 2 19 2 75 r 070 52!, DEATUS PEON ALL CAUSES ... Population Deaths in cone- Enumerated, spending week 1851. of 18.5:. West Districts... 376,427 . . 165 . North Districts.. 490,396 .. 186 . Cantral Districts 393,256 ... 171 . East Districts ... 485,522 225 . South Districts .. 616,635 ... 255 . Totals... 2,362,236 Males Females ... ... ... 1,002 BIRTHS IN THE, WEEK I:2 • 65 5 .•• Total 1,40 5 6 * In this number are included 44 by ScarlatiN by Typhus Fever, and 16 by Diarrhcea. Males ... Females ... THE NO-DOUSE LAST NIGET , The following were the Members present at four ci when the House was not made : Alcock, T. Anstey, C. Berkeley, Grenville Brotherton, d. Cowan, C. Duncan, George Edwards, Henry Fordyce, Captain Forster, M. Geach, Charles Hayter,W. G. Harris, Richard Hindley, 0. Inglis, Sir R. H. Kershaw, J. Matheson, Colonel Milligan, Robert Maisel), William Masterman. John Muntz, G. F. Patten, J. W. Pusey, P. Rice, E. Stansfield, R. W. Scholefield, WilliafCt Strickland, Sir Ge Ng° Stuart; Lord lludl,l}' ThOmpson, Colonel Thicknesse, R. Villiera, Hon. C..P.' Williams, John WriglitSon, W. B. TO THE SECRETARY OF THE BRADF REFORM ASSOCIATION. (CONTINUED ON MONDAYS AND WEDNkSDAYEL:.) /1 0 Sir,—On Monday the •17th,. - the Militia , Bill • proceeded with in Committee. The part inapwill, o s forcible conscription in the event of the numbs 'l 4O l being raised by voluntary enlistment, was only " t io by 127 against 110. The argument on which Ministry rested their refusal to leave the enacti 6 A. of the ballot to a future Parliament, was Extras erlo nary in its way, end no doubt contributed smallness of the Ministerial majority. They u i y that at the present moment the ballot was presen;,.' the public in conjunction with the pleasant possio t o of its being done without; whereas if left to a fa j e t Parliament, it would only be. brought forward a ° g e the disagreeable nakedness of nec e ssity. A en ' „ argumen', to set off against the d e sirableness of viz" AY ing till the necessity was proved. • • tlYi It is not easy to. say, what is the object cd Government in th us: apparently wooing the intri 5 7 h i tion of an unpopul ar measure e i g ht mon ths befor ~ "0 " r necessity is proved. 'Wh a t i s it th e y ex pect to 61 51 0 1 What they lose, i s su ffi c i en tly c l ea r ; in pros , ug which, a portion of the daily press is already tEil:,, e j up the point, as w h a t. mus t have a substantial 0' on their chances of official permanence. The Ministerial organs were loud in their dec4 lll :i tion against exemptions. Which, as in the ct.t the Income 'l'ax, means that they have got sotniit'bo h i r o in a bad pcsitior, and mean to keep them so. At; same time it is jukt to mention, that they prod 5,0 some alteration in the law in cenncc'ed with: 7 p ow er of distraint on the member s o f t h e S oc i a l id Friends. A sort of giggle ran along the benches when the subject was first moved. But leaders were wiser than the followers. I Onfouro ,cl:Llesica4,:t3;7l Si r, r o nlyew yours 3 a osu no os Members verys being prese i nt House, ncerely, AN OLD REF Blzelibeafh, 191) Ml 3 ~1852. TO THE' EDITOR OF THE SUN. Queen of Spain see ks to fistter Engle* 'to conferring the Order of the Golden Fie, co on the Pt T y of Wales. It would be much better for this proud re tine, boasting of her resource; and poesessing a vall d e crease of roenue, to act honestly by her foreign. ir ditors, to whose money and forbearauco she owes het r o e dependence. Spanish principle is to borrow-01Y 40 4 thing. For eleven year confiscata one-half the into, iof e and give one per cent. on the other moiety. We ' o il now a Consf-rvativa or Protectionist Government-- the "Press" and Lord Malmesbury do nothing ? A CONS I'ANT SUBSCRIBI ........—.... f l CIO' FEARFUL ACCIDENT,—A very melancholy 0- .be a rence took place on board the steamer Whitehaven, 2 :,i : e just off the Heads, on her passage from Liverpool to WI ; 4 0 stopped for som e purpose, an d M r . IgO -V haven, on Sunday morning last. Th e en gines had " h ot temporarily Greenshields, the chief engineer, was leaning over them yy the arrangement of some matter which had - got into 1 ,et mentary disorder, when a sea struck the vessel, urging , 3e ahead, and necessarily setting the engines in motion- - aii fore Mr. Greenshiells could withdraw himself, or have di e engines stopped again, his right arm was caught in 104 machinery, and iu an instant was nearly severed from' e a body. The unfortunate man made hie appearance 1, deck, holding the several portions of the arm in his left 10 ,, I a small piece of skin mer e ly a tt ac hi ng i t to the remain,'-1 ) nu of the limb. The mutilated -m . oer was hastily bonne e , s by Captain Askew, of Whit e h aven, who happened to b e 0 ,e , of the passengers onboard ; and on the arrival of the Wh i ! a• haven in the barbcatr, Mr. Gree ns hi e ld s was ta k en t o the i t o firmary, where amp u t at i on near the shoulder took p l ac e once Carlisle a Patriot. a o n u y r a houses? eacrip o; irim hat do we find in too IngP:Tr " of f tion; Not o f a t ea picture? nnt a t Net hnu a la t " t n h f i n i t g . o f r b v e e a n u t, :l on. reign thrift a n d care f u l ness, there sometimes shines r 04 0 0 0; and the clay-bound spirit never reaches its right elev % l ola the cecupants groan instead of living. But there is a )'', o ei , on the window-sill, you will say; we want not Apollo. .."„ fi tt We -have deeper consolation, purer teaching, higher incite ir eli t e than the poor dark Greek; but The Book scarcely ree4 li aes white ceilings, drab walls, and bare, gloomy looks; "" , V' care; lamentati ons f or ill s w hi c h are no t an d ne ver ma] ~i t t, thoughts only for the animal life ; a shutting out_ of the! ti leit and refusal to be joyous. If you do not know of such h a cf, y da , you are lucky in your friends.--Correspondent of the B i or i. MONEY MARKET.—The quotation of gold at P 01, is about 5 per mille prem. (according to the new tariff ). wit fat at the English Mint price of W. 17s. 10td. per ounce e v standard vld, gives an exchange of 25.29 t ; and the . 00 change at Paris on London at short being 25.4 5 , it foil hi! that gold is about 0.61 per cent. dearer in London t+ oln, in Paris. By advices from Hamburgh the price Tice.o; is 431 per mark, which, at the Enerlish Mint pr! 1 3/. 17s. lOttL per ounce for stand ar d go ld, gives an eXc,b B et _ 8$ of 13.8; and the exchange at Ilamburgh on Lon Gen. it: short being 13.91, it follows that gold is about 0. 69 p eru e u ; dearer in 1 mndoa than in Hamburgh The course of il change at New York on London for bills at 60 Bi gbsdays' , 130 0 110 A per cent., and the par of exchange between t o tb 1. and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that . exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent: in favour Cf "1 , 1;130 7 But, after making allowance for charges of transpe r r tal pia present rate leaves no margin of profit on t he if:PP° of gold from the United States. . Flour. Sacks 660