The Sun. — London, England, 1852-01-19 00:00:00

- ' THE SUN, LONDON, MON DAY EVENING, JAN UAlt Y 19 1852, , - THEATRE, TO CORRESPONDENTt. 1 that singular study of astrology which is assu . tedly THE F_RENCH REPUBLIC respondent at Rome, from which we learn that Car- I was current there that General GEMEAU was to I s • THE SHARE MARKETS. - 11) OT.LL PRINCESS'S No communication can be attended to unless authen- redeemed thereby to some degree of respectability, ----as-- _ ' dinal FIESCHI has returned to Rome. A rumour 1 Xi) OXFORD-STREET. r uder the Management of Mr. CHARLES KEAN. e e l , ticated by the name and address of th e writer. being saved at least from the ignominy of redt icing W e h„ e rec eived th e p a t is journals of Saturday -2. January 19th, will be performed Shakspe ...T re' It "e ted communications cannot be retur, led. its students to the list of rogues and vagab Dads. and of yesterday. be superseded by General BARAGUAY D•HILLIERS. ' BRITISH RAILWAYS. of the MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, and the -ew On Monday, The c 3 c ------------ Accounts had been -re • d f , Pantomime of HARLEQUIN BILLY TAYLOR ; or '''`."..-----..." ------ Erroneous let us still continue to regard it-e rtra- The Unitteee, in the cours eof an article on the . ceive rom Vera Cruz an- Business done Christmas - - Railways, Paid. Nominal Prices, to _ day . Constitution, expresses its de. light at it " because it Siying Dutchman and the King of Raritongo. 5 Co G rn rand ed at Wiled- vagant let it still be proclaimed-but, at any rat e, let Crieaday, 20th, Twelfth Night will be repeated as play . - *! 4 IV_ .;- ~ closes the door by which the a ,iddle classes entered on cio, Monsignor CLEMENT', at the capital of the --- ..._..... ...ow. ,••••••••••..........1..... 01 3er Cost* by Royal Command, and the Pantomime. it not be repressed by measures so very despic able, Aberleen .. • • II a 11% to 11% 11% le Wednesday, 21st, Hamlet, and the Pantomime. Pantomime. , 111 • • - e ..... • "."„ e r C. 41 . 99,,..; .1. , c ';: ,;; Political life ;" but at the sa an ) time it demands that Mexican Republic. It is added that the question Ambergate, No • iti - Veen, 1 e e ''esse ...‘ ' • i v 'see . Tharelay, 22d, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and the r ,_,,,,,, _. ._ ~,2,, s f e4i, ..._ , 4, . : , ~ i s a.. s 0 wholly un•Bnglish, and so entirely beyond the more r nay that unlimite d hll b • f w o hether he should be received or not was warmly Roston, &E. Juncion. 8% 4X -5% Ba ker, andehe an- 7,,,,.;.'...:.„ J Nlt.,_,,__ ''' ~,F.A 1 , . . pow e , ) power, s a e given . 5 Friday, 23d, To Parents and Guardians, Betsy Belfast and County Down 87% .. -•• .441b401 - : ''' SO' . - '• fe" '4.7e - -s- '' Al-le'' •••, ":":!W' -!' reach of justification, as those we have here fou ad it to the Church, a demand whi.c he• ld 11 et wou appear, wi discussed in the Cabinet, but that it was decided in tomime. Birraing., Wolverhamp., ... le .4., ' . ~eereseer . n o • e e el,. : teesee el l e- . the affirmative thr Tweafth Night, and. the PaatOillira e. lial , '•' .' -" v.;' ,,,,, ,,, „,....,.•:k l " . ' our painful duty to particularize and rePro bate be to a great extent compliecle with, if the rumour is . ough the efforts of the Minister of and etoier Valley . , • a u e% - 10% • ~., Birkenh., Len., & Chests Justice and that of Foreign Affairs. Nevertheless ROYAL MARIONETTE THEATRE, STRA.ND, ............. . f further acts of i Above all, in the prevention o seus e• . true which was confidently circulated in Paris on Saturday, that all Protestants are to be excluded from the Monitor , Republican°, which is in the interest of Do. Chest. June., late 33/. 6s. Bsl.. 26 & Birkeneel„ ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST tice of this kind, let our legislators at once and for UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. eelf cZ • the Senate. the President ARISTA, and even directed by him, 50/. &251. Consolidated all .. - _ Crowded Houses Every sight f • m Ital Si nora ! se" ever put a stop to this odious system of espio azge, Am„g the proscribed on th,e list which was with- had treated this apostolical delegation with scorn a d De., d0.,20_1. ••.. .. I N .. _ .. as. First Appearance of the distinguished Vocaliste T ro y, g , - eW and thereby vindicate the correctness of that con: ititu- drawn on the remonstrance of M. DE MOREY ap- used such insulting epithets in speaking of the Head c , n Bristol and Exeter•• •• 100 83 -85 Barbieri Alleni and Signor Barn . one. . s .. aledoman .. •• •• 50 15X -16 15X 16 EVENING and during the week will - see "''W' of the R,onaish Church . Cheeter and Holyhead .. a n 20 - 2GI - performances Tali tional principle which environs with the sancti tett of peered the name of M. COte,UEREL, the celebrated , tlaat the Archbishop of • • '' INTRODUCTORY ADDRESS by the Manager. JANUAtRY 19, 1852. Dublin emu Belfast Junct. 45 21 -le 4. MEXICO has anathematise commence with an _ s entitled the MANAGER'S LONDON. MONDAY , the laws the house of every Englishman. Protestant pastor. As he tat hilst a member of the d that paper. Public atten- Dublin and Kiegstown.. a u _ _ _ After which, a new scene of Apreee • ___----0.-- -- tion had been dra Dundalk and Beniskilleri all 11100 M. at Burlesque of BOMBASTES Fr- house is his castle" has eisee Assembly gave his almost u niform support to M. wn at Rome to a monster trial of - -- - Dundee, Perth, and Aber- Ta be followed by the Music That "an Englishman's 54 risoners who . Notwithstanding the abundance of bullion - now LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPART: e and his successive p , were all convicted of complicity in leen Junction .. • • all 6- 7 COW. -and Ballet, called PAULINE ; or, the long since become one of the most favourite axiorcs iy ing idle and unproductive in the vaults of tbe - Bank Ministers ! his Protestanism alone can have been the a most daring robbery which had been committed Doe :sew - - - all - - - To conclude with a nevf s. East Anglian (251, L. ee !nil of Nature. c • It is gratifying to believe in the cause of his proscription. The Count DE MONTA- three years ago at the Assay-office. The h- ll y aee a been . Half past Seven, and commence at Eight o'clock. Ce. the Constitution. . . of England-notwithstanding the extraordinartr low a. and L. e, De •• .. all 3% -3% . Doors open at - condemned to the galleys fur various periods. Two Do, (181. E. & II.) • . all 2% -2% ' Performance on Thursday and Saturday next, ment which prompted Mr. r LEMBERT appears to have coma nenced his threatened A Morning Juvenile correctnese of the sent' ate of interest, and h t e consequent easiness ixi the silversmiths are of the number. ex -- 7 67e 7 eu at Half-past Two. war on Protestant' • • itlesetern Counties .. .. 20 * Three o'clock. Doors op asm in ngle t earnest. No doubt la. Is.; Balcony Stalls, 35.; Lower Stalls, 2s. ; PITT to make that memorable decraration. Unfor- . eeetern 'Union, clees A, Private Boxes, eloney-market, Irish estates are still selling at little the eulogist of the St. Bartholomew's massacre would - ------ late E. U. aharee • • all 4e( -4% Anaphitheatre, Is. have too often neverthel'ess had occasion VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.) Balcony, 25.; d Stalls may be obtained at Mr. Mitchell's Royal tunetely we ' - ' more than half their actual value. The saci .ifices have little objection to imitate, th t Do. do. do. .. 6 • • -• • Private ilexes an a proceeding, and Old Bond-street ; Mr. Sam's Royal Library, St. . to auestion tbe accuracy cf the opinion expressed by , . (Before Viee-Chaneellor TURNER.) Do. do., 13 & C shares ail 3 -3% Library, 33, Mr C. 011eries, New Bond-street; at all the prin- - e wilily made under the direction of the Learned Ti'tium- the present PIU3 would celelntate it after the same eleat Lancashire .. • • all 15X - lb% 16 15X 16% James's-street ; - th 'll -trhius statesman, the conduct displayed at . HARRISON V. RANDALL, the Boa.office of the Theatre, Adelaide- ,e I us- • fashion as a former Plus. Fortunately for France De. New r narters • • all •• -•• eipal libraries; and at virate of Henrietta-street are not merely "alarn ring," Street, West Strand. times by the authorities not invariably illustrating and the world, however, Louis NAPOLEON 1 . 3 not a ;- In this case the plaintiffs are Emma Sophia Harrison East & Westlndia Docks they are heartrending in the extreme, indicatic g the , and Geoigiana Carolina Gwyrane, the two youngeet and Birm. June. .. all 45 -50 CHRISTMAS AMUF,EMENT FOR THE JUVENILES. the principle therein enunciated. Th e privacy of the . e teHARLES IY. HUNGEREORD-HALIs, STRAND. . ruin oi once opulent houses-the unfortunate icd len- MM. VICTOR HUGO and A LEXANDRE DUMAS h daughters of' the late Colonel Gwyenet; and the defen- L E ' di as n t b ee; h 'est York. June. all .. -;; Behold it is well known has before now been in- aye dents the representatit es of the late John Bruodred F e chn. grtli an*t 1 6 D 15 :' gow 50 27 ' - 4% -5% 5 % UNRIVALLED COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS. hou 1 . ; tors being sent into the world to commence, life e a +h i h a ; et 1, e et es ta-en up .-e r aeote in ...ea M ',Urge. 5.,_,. eeUGENE solicitor, of London, trustee under a aettleueent of Co ' fe't *' ' *an' andee 25 ANIMAL MAGNETISIL-SOIREES LASSAIGNE every Eve- vaded with impun:ty. "Whenever occarrenees of this . . le _ ii...81,,eg- and South- Wesit. 100 .. -• • ning (except Saturday) at Eight o'clock. Admission Is., 25., ;e . h v transpired they have invariably de novo, without a single shilling to cd table SUB is about to settle on tlae banks of the Lnke of nel Gwynne, several other trustees, ancl the six othee De. do. G. D. &C eeriest Northern . este& 8 6 e .. -.. and 4s. Stalls and Reserved' Seats may be secured at 3lr. Sams's descr.paon a 8 them to conform to their widely-altered ch !cum- Geneva. daughters of Colonel Gwynne. That gentleman wee no. halves, A, def•erred- all all 1 5 8% - 18% X - 6 5% Royal Library, St. James's-street; at Mr. Ebers's, Bookseller to her elicited from the public the sternest protests of indig- A decree of the PRESIDENT! of the Republic enacts Possessed of a life interest in an estate in North ev u i ee, Do. halves, 11, 6 per et. all 13% -13 X 13% Majesty, 27, Old Bond-street ; and at the Manager's Office, "'anger' stances and also the destruction of the hopes 0 f the fore-teen- nation. Hitherto, however, we have not witnessed ' that, in consequence of the recent increase of the and it appeared that in order to provide for his daue h. Geeat doutheru and THEATRE of OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. h puisne creditors, who see the savings of their lives military divisions, the number f 11 ters, eight in number, ho at different tinsee effected p'oli- or , B V a e t seer e n s e lreland • • all 36 %- 36 % 36 % " SOIREES MYSTERIEUSES," Juvenile Amusements, by 1 31. any flagrant violation of the sanctity of home by t e _ o arti ery commands w tore •• •• ioo see, - se% se% 81 (the majority being men of small means), which, theY in the divisions is fixed at eleven, ten for the interior cies of insurance on his Own" life in the Pelican, Equitable, Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 75 - 80 and &iadame Langlois, of Paris, and the celebrated Indian Jug - e g er• most unpopular and unnatural system of all, that of Djalma, with Di sso l v i ng v iews , eeeemateepe , s e e., at Seven had put by as provision for old age, or foil ' the and one for Algeria ; and that there shall be an artil- and Albion Insurance-offiteg two 'n et h *h u. , I e e to tee amount Do_ thirds - .• . 11 13 4 le - 8 P o'clock. Aumission Is., Is. ed., and 2s. 6d. f le espionage organized by the police. Unhappily our of 4 000/. an , d 1,000/. severally, to which by various deeds e enese te reen ee Lancrster and Preston • 7. % P Prices o - future support of their helpless families, swept s,way lery school in each command. The report of th - e h ereshir - 1 4 0 73" ' • • -• • DIORAM.I.-Every Day, from Twelve to Three. 0 62% -62% 61% woe is daughters, were appointed, John Brundred, who Do. !Sumter sl ems' . e . all Mission Is. 6d., Is., and 6d. BE Admission Free. present allusion to the subject has been provoked by beyond the possibility of redemption. r of War 0 Ministe n which this decree is founded - - was solicitor to Colonel Gwynne, being in each case the Do. Bites .. . .. 13 7% _7% e. 5% BAZAARS-Open daily from Ten A.m. to Ten 1'.... • SCOPE Dr the announcement of proceedings of precisely this differs 0 from all that I MAGNETOLD CURRENTS and the MAGNETO Sat • urda • lor able These melancholy events are the more dep ~ , "th etve preceded it, by being ad- trustee. Brundred was in die habit is . Do. West Riding 17nion lie 5% -5 d o paying the pre. %cods Northern .. . ll Ile * Leger's Philosophical and Experimental Lectures every y despicable character. Aware of the extraordinary dressed t e Prince-President," and beginning millets for Colonel Gw - 15% 15% Le: ee t ,at Ewa. atee me tte es. ll when we reflect that the actual sufferers are, gene' a y " Monseigneur.' ynne a* they became due, in order Liverpool, Cresby, and • a . 4- importance of the principles involved in the question to prevent the policies being forfeited; and Colonel seuthPer 4 - •• • • 17 % • 1 - - speaking, perfectly innocent of the extravagance General CAVAIGNAC has addressed the following Gwynne, who was often in embarrassed circumstances, teeetien and Blackwell .. a ll 6% -7% THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-L.A.NE. before us, we feel impelled to refer to the circumstances . . . 10. Tilbury Ext. Serie 11-4 THIS EVENING, which they are now expiating. They are suffe ring letter to the Minister of War. :he being irregular he his repayments, the arrears andended f Locke's music. Macbeth, Mr. An- L l ond • on, Briehton, aad •• - - MACBETH, with the whole o here im r d t• fi dtht 't t before long com ple , saes e a 1 mus " Mons . . tieur le Mi n i to 2301. To cover this, and [99% Hecate, Miss P. Horton ; Lady Mac- for the sins of their forefathers, whoee wanton, and atre,-At a moment when my com- to provide for the future South Coast .. .. 100 98% - 99% 98% 99 9/4% derson ; Maeduff, Mr. Belton ; mand not merely tbe serious attention of the com- panions in captivitY are the o'ojects of additional rigour, payment of the premiums, on the 3d of October, 1832, a Lendon and N.-Western lee 115% -11 G 116 15% 116% Leath, Miss Glynn. d Christmas Pantomime, called reckless expenditure has entailed to much misery on , pt • . Do. do. quarters .. 22 the new exec deed was executed between Colonel Gwynne, his tnree ex - 3 p. 25 [115% To conclude with a New Gran munity, but in like manner also the resolute interpo- 101 l in my favour gives rise to interpreta- De fifths . , .. 12 2% - 2Xp. lIA.RLEQUIN HOGARTH ; their unfortunate descendants. Not only the no II dual Lions which I disow n. eldest daughters then of age, and Mr. Brandred, by Do . . 101. 5h., • e1.& • 11 (c) 1 1% - leep. Or, The Two London 'Prentices. sition of the Legislature. sp „ t o f which Colonel Gwynn° appointed his three daughters tendon and S.-Western . 100 85 -86 86 proprietors themselves, but their wives and chi/ai ren, " I neither seek nor fear peirsecntion. The a duced under the superintendence of Mr. W. West. The whole pro Professors of various abstruse sciences are so far he country durine , the last few days is moreover, auffi- to receive the bonuses on the policies in the Equitable I .) t o t . new 4 4 ° 0 1 1 : - •• 42% 8 - 7 dis. Box-office open daily from 10 to 4. accustomed to the enjoyment of every comfort and t PRICES OF ADMISSION. to which we are about to make cient to render exile support able; but ' I wish to remain, Insurance Office up to the year 1830, amounting Manch n e e st w er,Rtutto . n . , a1 7 ,1 • d 34 634 - 634 as ' Tna former scale of prices • has been revised, and a rate of admission interested in the facts reasonable luxury, ate suddenly reduced from a state in the presence f t -.'• . d t th t Go o ad, with iegar o e presen . to 3,6831., the daughters agreeing at the same time Matlock .. .. .. all 2% -2% itable to the convenience of all classes of society:- • fied the result of investi a allusion, that we feel sates , g f to set aside out of this sum et anchester, Sheffield, & adopted su 0 comparative affluence to the deepest porerty, vernment of Fran ce , in the only situation compatible 1,600/. to be invested in the Dress Circle if 1 ffect those in any tions now pending must v ..al ya . t , Three per Cent. Consols, for the purpose of paa• ff Lincolnseire .. .. 100 33 -34 with my honour and with my devotion to liberty. eng o Upper Boxes e de r• d f d tp ive o even the commonest necem aries Do. Manchester and is 6d way interested in the studies of mesmerism an f 1 , t• I therefore b f - Monsieur le Ministre, to eg o you, Mr. Brundred's claim, and of providing for the j futu . • re Lincoln Union •• 4 2 ti 3% -2% dia. Amphitheatre • - .. - .. 2s. . 0 ife. We cannot conceive a more trulyt • h Is Gallery .. • - • • • - • • • • phrenology. Unless some alteration be effected in . give t e necessary orders that I may, as I request, b e payment of the premiums. This was the deed sought to lidleed •• •• •• • • 100 56X - 57% 57 56 painful position than that of highly educate& and placed upon the retired list-a position which thirty be impeached by the present suit. Mr. Beundrect was Do. 501. shares •• • • 35 .• -• • db. RALF PIICE. the Vagrant Act passed in 1815 the disciples of GALL . De. Binning & Derby 100 27 -29 Dress Circle • • • .. • • .. 3s. eeheltive females thus suddenly subjected to the most Yoe"' "tire service a nd eighteen campetgne entitle me aPPointed trustee to this settlement, ma d authorised to Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% • - .. 2s. and MESMER will be always liable to treatment similar to claim. (Signed) " General CAVAIGNAe." surrender tho bonusee end to apply the monies received eewcastie and Carlisle.. all .. -.. Upper Boxes • • • • • - .. Is. 61. bitter privations, and deprived of the last particle of .. se to that which has very recently been experienced by M. DE LAelettellse is convalescent ;he has arrived from the Equitable Office to the specified uses. The ba- Do. quarter shares .. all .. -.. Amphitheatre • • • • • '" .. O s . 6d. hope by the announcement of the sale of an estate i n p„i s. lance of the 3,683/. was paid over to the daughters, who Newmarket -.. •• au eSe - eli a gentleman of the name of COPSTICK. According siewport, Abergavenny Gallery • • •• '• • ' d c i Orchestra Stalls, Ss Prurate Boxes, £3 38.. X 2 25., and Ll Ils. . Ai meTON to statements made by him on the 1011 instant before that had descended through a long line of ances tors, Decrees are published promoting to the rank of it appears shortly afterwards lent it to their father auci Uereford .• • : 8 4% -3% dis. 3% te te et - Stage Manager, Mee• M. --- s ee on mortga,ge on his life-iuterest in tire estate. In \T Neviry ant Enniskillen- 7 .. -•• dis. t eleven or twelve tears' urchase Bitter ineeed, Officer of the L • n of Honour-M. Fortoul, egio Director of Spectacle, Mr. W. WEST. the Recorder at the Bath Quarter Sessions-state- a 3 P • ' , M . • IDe Thori- n • 1836 Colonel Gwynne died, and the pelicies were ' ceseY, Fs arrenpoint, & The whole under the managemeut of , mister of must be their sensations under this " conficati On. Public Instruction ;It . g 3, divided b ..aostrevor .. .. .. an .. --- e etween the eight daughters, care having eerfolk .. . Mr. BUNN, LESSEE. ments published at considerable length in the local late Minister f - M efe o tne Interior ; and . L byre Da- b een take 100 21 -23 21% Perhaps there co uld not be found objects of greater üby subse d•d l• ' b •- - quent ee sto Nue ise tne &Aires, Do. New 20/. Maude.. 15 1 , 11 - 13% die THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. newspapers-it would appear that by means of the " fie, Minister of Commerce ; conferring the rank of e. • - ter Sole Lessee and Manager, ola Brompton. charity than thoee. who, previous to the mysterious Chev r e ta ing into account the sum received by the three eldest ' Northern Ceenties Haien ste 3% - 3 dia. x.I Me. B. Webs , North British.. •• •• 25 7 '.i - 7 % 7% Tale EVENING. spy system so peculiarly obnoxious to the people . • • a ler o the same order on M. Ducos, Minister from the bonuses under the deed of 1832. On )the 9th formed Bellini's Opera, LA SONNAMBLLA. Count 0 - Vlsl ••• -'• ' as ros- • . tation by whech the sister kingdom w p of Manne , and M. Casabianca, Minister of Finance. of September Mr.,Brundred received the first intimation , tr .f t .l h l i s e t e a v fr o o e rd . B . hir . 0 . •••• i rO , ;k, _-- 2 , t d d i l s s :, , Will be per r this countr h hdl t 1 b confined for the y e a ae y een Mr Weisz ; Elvin°, Mr. W. Harrison ; Amine, Miss L. Rodolphe, • ted were looked u to with respect and adrn ira - The military c om mission of the department of the of the intention of the two youngest daughters to el s . era , p North-Western .. .. 19 .. -.. d i s . prectice of astrology, having been committed to a _ ane. 3 North & Sae West.J % % dis. - % p Perko. Jura has condemned several persons to transportation Pute the validity of the deed of October, 1832, in a letter After which a new Fairy Burlesque, called THE PRINCESS RA- d tion and regarded. as the favourites of fortune. Oxford, Worcester and DIAN r AND THE STORY OE MAYFLOWER. Characters by gaol on the opprobrious cha g re of being a rogue an a to Cayenne. from their solicitor, to which he returned an indignant woiverhampton... .. au ts - 15% 15% 15 Buckstone, H. Bedford, J. Blanca Caulfield, Clark, Plimmere Althougle of leees exalted rank, the small creditore , Messrs. vagabond. Let it be remembered that the appellant Che Independance Bake has the following on the answer, but he dying shortly after, no further proceed- Seettieh Central .. .. 25 14% -14 X 14% Mrs. Fitwilliam, Mrs. Buckingham, and Miss Collins. are no less deserving of sympathy. They are, gmae- ecottale 3didland -.. all 8% -9% To concluae with the Farce, called THE TWO BONNYCASTLES. •13 s were taken for five ears when the re - - made the astrological calculations complained , f . postponement of the reception of M. DE MONTALEM- 1 g Y , p seht la I - I - Do. new .. - .. 23% 7% - 8 . Mr. Bonnyeastle, Mr. Buckstone; efts. Bonnycastle, Mrs. Buck- rally speaking, p arsons who invested their savings as BERT b th A was filed to declare the deed of 1832 fraudulent and Shrews. & Birm., Clas3 A all 6%- 6X at his private residence, where he was peaceably y e cademy :- itesham. charges on the eseates of the neighbouring proprietors. •• This is what has delayed up to this time the recep- void, and a breach of trust on the part of Mr. Brundred, Do. Class 13.. •• .. all 4% -4% living as a citizen, contributing his portioa of rates and to compel the repayment from his estate of the sum - shrews. & Hereford., Old 7 4% -3% dis. 2% THEATRE ROYAL, AD ELPII I. The then law of Ireland with respect to judgments, tion of M. de Montalembert by the French Academ Do., do., New .. 7 .. -.. Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. and taxes to the revenues, and where he was waited . , The Catholic writer had in his speech attacked the firet •• " Y• of 3 683/ received from the Equitable Office. elu•ewsbury and Chester Bnormous success ef the Taakee Comedian, Mr. Josh sesbee. , • which became lie ns on every acre of land of w hicia _ . His HONOUR now delivered judgment at considerable (Nor. W. Min.) .. .. all 13 -15 Tiele EVENING, upon by his accuser e a policeman disguised in plain uonsutuent Assembly. it was thought that there was i c • h the conveyor was then in possession, or which he m ight ength. A.ter going t rough tee . 1 facts of the case he Do- Helves •• •• .. an ete - rte Will be performed the Farce of THE MOTHER AND CHILD ted thereupon to make certain little guod taste displayed in thus pronouncing judgment ' ' D 0 t al 10 11 o. swes ry •• .. l - thes), an reques clo d said that in his opinion the present suit divided itself ARE DOING WELL. Lieutenant O'Scupper, Mr. Paul Bedford ; thereafter becomo entitled to, afforded the greetest on the first deliberative Assembly of France at the nio Do. N ew _ _ _ _ 1 .. -•• dis. Mr. Felix Fluffy, 3ir. Wright ; Maxwell, air. Worsen ; Emily, Miss esti tin mates through the cas. g of a horoscope. By - • into two points-let, whether Mr. Brundred was liable; ehropstsre Union .. .. 6% 3% - 3 % d• ment when the last had just disappeared. A controversy Emma Hardiug. h insiduous end nefarious proceedings was the e • theilities for these- small encumbrances, and they were took place in whieh M. de Montalembert, M. de St. 2dly, whether the prescnt form of suit was the proper one Do., A, B, C, &D, fully To be followed by a characteristie sketch, called THE YANKEE Sne consequently largely resorted to, the squire being Aulaire It'f Aro, ; HM. Guiaot took art to enforce that liability. Ho was clearly of opinion paid up at per cent •• - °• - ;,:. PEDLAR ; or, Old Timeeen Virginia. Hiram Dodge, Mr. Silsbee ; student of astrology, already mentioned, brought • • -.. o - • teen:nun, rale p., and a • • . , South Devon .. .. .. all 13 -lo 14% Merland, Mr. Worrell ; Miss Nancy Bantam, Miss Emma Heeling. • considered as a ban , f 11 ker to receive deposits rom a d. --cislon was come to to postpone the reception." h d , ' wit regar to tee first, that Mr. Brundred was liable, seuth-Eastera .. .. 30 20% -207 e 20 e i After which MY PRECIOUS BETSY Mr. Bobtail, Mr. Wright. under the frown of the neighbouring magistracy. 9 -30 for he herd accepted the trusteeship of the settlements +tufa waie-s- .. .. all 2 29% the neighbouring farmers. There was no great im- The Patrie, in commenting on this statement - To conclude with a new and original Christmas Tale, called LIT- , , h- d and not only charged, but com- , for the benefit of the daughters, and it was quite certain South Yorls.sh. and River TLE RED RIDING HOOD. Wolfram, Baron of Burliburg (:iur- ne was c erge , rudence on the part of these poor creditors, fur at saY B- . 3% -2• X d. named the Wolf of Biberich), Mr. Paul Bedford; Scraggenheim, Mr. !flitted as a rogue end a vagabond, as one coming p that he had accepted the trusteeship of the deed of Oct.; ela D eff , Roth., "It is true that the speech gave rise to a very warm and Goole, Butler ; Trudchen (commonly called Little Red Riding Hood), Miss the periods whe n their debts were contracted the • 1832, knowing it to be a fraud on the other daughters Sou • th Divieiox •• - 6 • • -•• Kathleen•Fitzwilliam. under the scourge of the authority secured by the - controvers • ' 'ace charged to he e in the eorlerel s . ar the first as it appear dto be sufficient, and according • ed he hed taken counsore opinion th ' ' e etitling and Dunfermline all • • -• • estates were suppose ___________ provisions of the Vagrant Act-an Act passed, ac- reading of it; but, contrary to the protestations of MM. oint. With re erd tth sec • - °l2 - eto kton d Hartlepool 16 2-1‘ •• -• • nd emit he was • i- . c an e 0 eke PeteeeesEeets THEA2RE, OXFORD-STIMET. to the then value were sufficient, to satisfy every claim Villemaia and Vitet, MM. Guizot, de St. Aulaire, and p nion that tl • g o h e ' o 13 'lt °I °P raff Vale .. .. .. •• i 126 150 - 152 '; oder the Manaitemeeeot Mr. C. Kean. ement of the ream cording to the announc s , p ble, with a d the erfect ri lis was not tee proper form o. suit to en- Taw Vale Extension •• 2 % •• -•• 418 * ! "elli is eVetle, I NO, elld to leave a large surplus. de Pongerville maintaine p ght of M. de force that liabilit b y, al asu sequent deed, bearine date Thames Haven Deck and Shakeseere's Comedy of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. - eiew to check number of idle and dis d ' the or erty But we are now addressing capitalists, and althou h Montalembert to retain and express the opinion he pro- D ecem be r 1832 differin e onl - feem the f ' - Railway .. .. •• 18 16 - 15 ells. , , . e e . y . • ormer 0110 in Principal characters by Messrs. Bartley, Kesley, A. Wigan, Mee ondering about the United Kingdom, at the g fessed at the moment whtm he was named member of h ' vale of Neale .• - • 1 7 • - d. dews, Addison, Harley, J. Vining, C. Kean ; Mesdames Winstanley, persons we • • the parties above alluded to may be greatly to be the French Academy. The state of health of ite, , 0 t h amount eet aside for provision . for the future pre- Waterford and Kilkenny all 3% -4% Keeley, and C, Kean. time the measure was ortginally introduced into Par- . n mums, had nut been introduced into the cause, and a Waterford and Limerice, fell •• -•• Phri - Maas Pantomime, entitled HARLEQUIN pitied, that will constitute no adequate reason. why Montalembert has beer: the on y 1 reason of the postpone- With a new grand - e 11 • lat the - mig prisoner have been part of a whole fraud had only been sought to be sot Waterford, Wex., Wick. BILLY TeeleLOß ; or, The Flying Dutchman and the King 0 , 1 Re. liament. As we the men of wealth should direct their attention to the ment of his reception.' aside. He should, therefore, dismiss the present bill 3 •• -.. and Dublin •• - . 1 .. , dia. ritengo. Harlequin, Mr. Corma.ck ; Clown, Mr. Flexmore; I ante taxed with a violation of the oh a - re ete. see°. ee., cap. 5, a The illness of M. DE MONTALEMBERT is merely • • Wee Cornwall •• •• 1 loon, Mr. Paulo ; and Coiumbine, Miss Carlotta Leclereq. other side of St,. George's Channel. The only argu- without prejudice, the costs to be paid by the plaintiff. Weetehaven and Farness all .. -„. statute prohibiting the exercise of witchcraft ! Ne- political-the members of the Academy had signified York, Newc., & Berwick 25 1 7% -18 17X KU YeAL LxCfr....li se iiiissArise.. ments to which they will attend must be founded on their int • • . the instant MDE MON BAIL COURT.-(T HIS DAY.) !)itto and Newcastle Under the Management et Medal:tie Ye:Aria. vertheless, such was not the impression of the Justices • ention of retiring . lei- THIS EVENING, sesshire He was f ie• d. Show them that it is their interest to LEMBERT commenced his discourse, and of returnin HABEAS CORPUS. Extension •• - 20 7 % -7 d. 12% % SHALLOW, Of Somer- • Orrnally con- g Ditto G.N.E. eurchase 9 31i -13e,e el. , 51, e Will be performed Purchase Irish estates, and they will attend in person only when M. GiazoT should commence his reply, Mr. PHIPPS applied to the Ceurt for a writ of habeas York and NortrAildland 50 22 % -23 22% T 213 GAME OF SPECULATION!. Principal characters by v • c 1 ted upon that clause of the Vagrant Act which - ' db " e f their determin-tion eing in ormed o • 4 M. DR corpus, directed to a medical gentleman in Warwick- Messrs. C. Mathews, F. Matthews, R. Roxby, B. Baker ; Mrs. C. or by deputy, at the auction-rooms ; but until that a e n , provides that " every person pretending or professing lIIONTALEMBERT was seieed with a sudden and most shire, commandieg him to bring up the body of his Shorn, and Miss M. Oliver. MIN2SS LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. point be clearly eetablished, any appeal to the feelings To conelnde with to tell fortunes by palmistry, or otherwise, or using convenient illness. niece, whom it was said he detained against her will. It A new end original Fairy Extravaganza, by J. R. Planelle, nee MUSt be worse than useless. The ar uments res es- tin seemed that this lady was about forty-three veers or a. ) Leresin • Business entitled THE PRENCE OF HAPPY LAND ; or, The Fawn in tbe any subtle art, craft, or device, to impose on, or de- - g P- - g At the services recently performed at the Invalides and she sided in Nor h - t - ••• ' et; Railways. empae r ee Paid. ! Nominal Prices. • done to-day. Forest. Characters by Madame Vestris, Miss St. George, Mies , t he quondam inheritors or puisne encumbrancen are in honour of Marshal SOULT, the duchess, his widow, re t amptonshire up to about Febru- _____-- Lanza, Miss Martindaie,eliss Grove, Miss Ellis, Miss Rosin's Wright. ceiVe• deemed any of his MAJESTY S subjects, shall be , • e ary last year, In July, 1850, the party who made the Bcdf. & Blotch- Messrs. F. Matthews, B. Baker, Suter, Herneastle, Basler, and and taken to be a rogue and a vegabond"-a clause a irected not to the m, but to the Imperial Legislature, was present, in the pew set apart for the family. en application on this occa • b mon eeame engaged to be mer- ley . Lon. & N.W. all .. -.. Vernon. -net to the constituencies throughout the -United an adjoining one there Was remarked a young ried to her, but her friends were averse to the match relmtne. & Ox applied, in the present instance, to a maa of talent, of - ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. , religieuse, dressed in the bumble costume of a Sister and in February last she was removed to the - d - ' ford Juncion, Kingdon, i 'n order that Sir JOHN ROM:ILLT S ~..eio. ei,ce guaranteed •• Gt. Western all 29% - 30% • Lessee. end et:en:seer, Sir. ss Ferrer. learning, and of respectability, and one in no par- of Charity, who prayed with great fervour for the of her uncle, a medical men • • • eil le EVENING, peacosing in W arwick- Do., without, a ' mirable meestere f the Securities fur Ada ances Will be performed OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. 11. Farren; lago, „i eu e s.. , 1 r coming within the category of those who are lau - • e repose of the soul of the illustrious deceased. This shire, where she ha:i since been forcibly detained, nu the guarantee .. DO .. .• all 28% -25 ee Mr. Hoskins ; DeSeietilOna Miss LOUiSa Howard ; Emilia, Mrs. J. F. Bili), which can alone afford an adequate remedy for female was itldlle. DE MORNAY, grand-daughter of ground that she was of unsound mine. elh ',lime Wolver., either " idle or d!sorderly.' Accused by a Tying ..,-0 ivas Dot ae. savine. low( d to walk out of doore t d evils such as those above referred to, may be taken the marehal. It is well known with what regret her , , bet kept locked up in her & Dudley, eua- To conclude with RED RUFUS ; or, Harlequin Fact, Fiction, and . _ ~_ __ „ _ . n p . lain clothes, of having calcula e ranteed -.. D 11 29 -30 0 - .. a Fancy. Red Rufus, Mr. Shalders ; Clown, Mr. Edwards ; Harlequin, Po! wtme", 1 . into consideration at the earliest possible opportunity illustrious relative separated from this noble and beu-room, with the windows nailed down. The party hee without a Mr. Fairest ; Pantaloon, Mr. Tanner ; Columbine, Miss Lees. a nativity at his private residence, the appellant corn- t - - - ' ' charmin hld and with what heartfelt grief the old gc 1 , who was engaged to be married to hrr had fr I equent y „ . guarantee •• Do • . - all 28 -29 z'UN CH'S PLA YIIO US E AND STRAND THEATE.E. plained that he had been wrongfully punished for In reference to the pecuniary part of the epees warrior bid adieu to her, saying, " Go, you will rem and spoken to her through the closed window, and B eekinghamsh. Lon. &N. W. all 17 le -18 x d 17% x.d Clydesdale June Caledonian all 42' -44 . Leuee, Mr W. R. COPELA.ND, Liverpool. giving his opinion in regard to certain contingencies ; tion we need only refer to the sale of always be my dear grand-daughter." , 1 teen sked h she he- o a , ..im to see an attorney to take E . Lin., Guar. 6 The Warmest Theatre in London. means to get her away.-Application granted. s----; Per Cent. •• G. Northern all 32% - 33% riles FeeleNlNi. which he believed the stars would influence, not by the Comolin Park estate, which was disposed of The journals of the departments state that the 7'e te-- Gloucester and Will be performed THE TWELVE LABOURS OF HERCULES. . er 11 f t t h' - in one lot, on Thursday last, for 55,200/. An English Arum ordered to be executed on Jan. 11, was MARLBRO'-S T I.l4 — ": — Er Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 1 -2 p x.d After which, The JUVENILE PAR.TY. cy means preten ing to te or unee or eac mg In —(THIS DAY.) Hartlepl Dock r Yrk, Now 1 en To be followed by a new Chinese burlesque, called TIIE MANDA- , War ..• •.; whatsoever the pernicious docteines of fa- gentleman is the fortunate purchaser, and we venture chanted in all the comnaunes, in the utmost calm, and A MAGISTRATE COMMITTED r e and Railway Lan a 8er.”..1 - • • -• • RIM'S DAUGHTER , or, Willow Pattern Plate. Characters by an y in the presence of large congregations. R TRI eL -M- Hewitt hat a better cireurnstan Bridgman, an ex-M.P. and cou t - . •• , , Hull arid Selby Yk. &N. M. all 106 - 108 Messrs. J. Reeve, Rogers, Romer, Attwood, Hudspeth ; Mesdames tality. T'ne question, indeed, is altogether apart from to assert t t ced property could - tt rs e was dul n y rnegistrate, residing Do. % Shares Do .. • • all 53 -54 te he ou lou Saturday, and although there at eNe. 4, Northumbe.rland-c y ers h a ll; Sanders, Bell, Eglinton, and Maekell. iscovered in an art not be d Y P of England at this „, 1; i h i tt cturt, Cbaring-cros!, was Shares Do • Do ds :id B ' - all 25 -26 To conclude with MY SISTER FROM INDIA. the truth or fallacy of the views entertained by s•tt.e ens_lless transact e d, public securities showed placed at the bar before M Lee ma. Midland .. all 102 - 103 stalls, moment for double the money Paid for that now an inclination to a Ir • it''r'ghern ch• e d with in fall. The Five per Cents. opened at decently assaulting Mrs. julia Ba ' 'r- t e Lon. and Green. S. Eastern ~ all 11% - 12% vise ericies et admission are arranged A 3 :ouew :-Orchestra astrologers. It is a question affecting, as the ma 4s, boxes (first circle), 33.; (secend circle), 2s. ; Pit, Is. c _ _ rnet, wife of Mr Lon Do Pref• •• Do - .. all 24 -25 'mon to be openel at Half-past Six, and the perfornean ea es gistrates themselves seemed to admit somewhat blune under notice. The estates were sold under the will 104 f. 75e.; and closed at Io4f. 30c. for the end of the Barnet, merchant, 5, Gibson -street L . y " 9 ambeth. Lowestoft, Gd. 4 a:immense at Seven precisely. t Nies o'clock deringly, the intereats of those individuals who culti- late Earl of MOUNTNORR • of the is , they were situate month; the Three per Cent& closed at 69f. 25c.; Or- The prosecutrix said last n . h • I te t , . , , kin y per Cent. • • Norfolk .. all 14 -15 leans Railroad Shares, 1,090 f. ; Rou e n, Noe ; Havre; husband and myself got int g ' -13-n " mu° ° c•cc- ' - A seco•ad ?rice will be taltell to the Boxes only a Dee 6 per cent Do _ .. a u _ -.. -neat circle, 25.; second circle, ls. vate the sciences-call them, if you will, the pseudo. del count f rel in the mo y o I and (Wexford), not far 272 f. 50c.; ii . _ t reat Northern, Hof, o an omnibus at Notting-hill- eet, ; Avignon, 240 f. Vier- gate. There was only rootn f i Ah - v. A ----- igleabr°' and /Private Boxes One Guinea and a Half each. r 18f 72c , ; Basle, 212 f. 50e •Bo d or tsvo persons, anu A em. Redear, 6p. ct Stockt.B6Dar all •• -.. , r eaux, 438 f. 75e.; tO get to Stage Manager, Mr. E. Stirling. sciences or imaginary sciences-of mesmerism and om the sea side in the heart fr , of a fertile, thickly- zon, J • , asbure 4 - 2 e • the further end of the omnibus for a seat, end D 4 -• & East ' 6 ~ -1 ' `• 50 o• ; Tours and Nantes; in so doing h a a- to pass the d f d per Cent. • • E.Counties . all .. -.. ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.ee ghness phrenology. The appeal made by Mr. COPSTICK, on inhabited district. They extended over more than Paris and Str 310 f.; Am i e ns to polllOglle, 292 f. 50c.; Paris and Lyons, een ant and I had the 5 t D greatest difficulty in accomplishe s .. '.. Do., • per cen .o. .. .. all 55 e .. 57 'Under eee Pares:age et her Majesty and his Royal elei 9,000 statute acres. There was the family mansion- t, toy °eject on account Do. New .. Do .. Prince. Albert. the 10:11 of January, before the Recorder at the Bath 602 f. 50c. of his knees preventing me. hn m _ - 43 55 -57 1 y endeavour to get by Preston anti ia. & N.W.I Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Betty s. _ don. Quarter Sessions, having failed, it now remains for house (not included in the valuation) and demesne BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE him he made use of a very cli • • d Wyre •• •• L ethalsyse all 44 -46 °pular Theatre m I , e LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JAN. 17. sgusting expreesion an The Trosa euccessne and P entered into an tainin over 900 acres Th con g . asked me if I knew that man (pointi - t ' Do. % SharesA Do __ it e% se 9% p tes patrons that he has those anxious to vindicate the sanctity of home, and e rental from tenants Amie . ns, 11 , ng to my husband) Read., . Guild., Mr. Batty begs to inform ' eNTZ BENSOO, the great Rope Boulogne and /N-Central of France (Orleans as he (defendant) should liko to k engagement with Mons. FR, e ance every evening. to suppress the execrable spy-system, at its very was only 4,292/. 65., but GRIFFITH'S value- and Vierzon), 20% ex in.-Dutch Rhenish, V i e ex in.-East i t i t then made now nte much better. and Reigate .. S. Eastern e all 22 - 22% beam, from Vienna, who will make his appear use of R o y. & Ilitchin G. Northern 6% 8% - ille 8% se in.-.Namur other filthy expressions, TECI EVENING ' I entitled BLUE commencement, to petition Parliament for some ation (made on a greatly reduced scale) 'Julian, 20Ya e- . and Lie ge , nee-Northern of which I took no notice of. I )0. Shep. Ex.. Do „„ .. all 814 .e.. , 8 4 7,sillerel"' Performed , a Magnificent Spectabee e ltroduced a pair of 'S 5 663/. It is erfectl France, 183/4 e e. in.-Rouen and Havre, 10% -Tours and , , _ sat down by his side, flaying no other seat, when in Shee, Roth. and , 11 ,_,---ss ; or, Female Curiosity, teeseich will allowed to be the most speedy and effectual interposition on the part of the 1 , p y free from quit-rent, Nantet 9. ~ ; consequence of his placing Goole, 5 per et. Ltuac.ecYork 18116 .. - - "eselYstrained Elephants, male and female, his hands in a most indelicate Legislature. and we can scarcely say more in its favour ~--e a- e - _-,_________,_______ manner upon my person I South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 9% 2 - Itedis. 7% docile Pair ever brought into Europe. e ie A re na, cotnbining talent gave him a push, but us no other seat ' Wear Val. 6 par wall Ratty's Inimitable Scenes of t Whatever may be the merits or demerits of astro- than that at the worst period of the famine, SPAIN. was vacant I could not get away from him. A. 1 d b tl ' t Cent. gm. •• Stock.& Dar. all .. - - er die highest erder both Native and Foreign. mime in London liele was ls of the 1 ay su seqesen_ey go. ou_ Do. do. •• Do •• •• 25 28 -29 28% With elle ra• st poPtiiar and onlv Equestrian rahto . __ h ._ . • logy, its professors are surely not to be subjected to wl , happily, unknown in that locality, Madrid journa • 2th have arrived. of the omnibus at the corner ot Stafford-street, and I De . de . •• Do •• •• 25 .. - . entitled esp.. and miss BRIGGS • or, lunch s Festivei edifies, . is publishes aRo lil . ya eecreedeciar g 1 in that got up and took her Wit, and Jollity. e thee - uin, Mr. 11' ey ; Columbine, MiseA . vere e ; 1 he oor•rat gnominious treatment, like that already particu- t p .e has never exceeded one shilling in the The Gage nalti f- h I h seat. My husband then asked mo Witte &somers. Gt. Western IN 90% - 91% x.d Pantaloon, e 1,.. Buckman; Clown, Arthur Nelson, who will iLi t ti la le larised, any more than a sinailar course is to be sane- pound on the Valuation. A more beautiful residence the pains and pe • es provided by law against o w y pus ed the defendant, and I told him what the course of each wreathe play A number of favourite airs o . ' fences of the public press shall ap ito "ournals pub- defendant had done. My hu bd e 11 d lOolt Hume/aeo n . Wined in reference to the believers in mesmerism or or a property holding out greater temptations to a news, or p y J es . stable, and gave him i s an t. en ca e a con- PREFERENCE SNARES. On Thursday next, a Grand Juvenile Night. lishing false employing improper expr n charge. Tickets to be had at the Ltex-office trom Eleven till FOUr daily. to ssent as we ma erson fond the advocates of phrenology. Di y p of country pursuits, could not, we sions, when speaking o e t h e "v 1 r. Barnet cor public authorities. The -• • roborated the above evidence, and in RaWayil. Paid. Nominal Priem Business dose addition state ' t ag' Mena gr I' Teortesee. from the fantastic but magnificent dreams of astro- believe, be discovered, and yet it has been same decree authorises the immedi a t e se izure of anY d that directly his wife had informed him to-day. ___.----_ , of the pri HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. logers, We cannot, as sincere and patriotic lovers of sacrificed for little more than e thirteen years' journal for attacks on religion or morals, and tne no soner's conduct be (witness) told him he was ----------- - ----____-.. Aberdeen •• •• all 2 - I% 'eds. Tsai Das -Morning 5 rain. after 12 Evening 40 min atter 12 e e a journal after I h e three gentleman, and if it was not for his age (defendant ia dis. Aberdeen, No. 2, 7 pr. et. 2% .. -.. ter 1 our Constitution, consent to witness, unmoved, the purchase. We venture to assert that the purchaser suspension. 1 as undergon 70 years of age) he would give him a eood thrashin To-Moaaow-Morning 6 rese. after 1 i Eve 32 ar - - g- Caledonian 101. •• •• 10 7% - 8 condemnations . The defendant • • _ - adoption in their regard of repressive measures so would not accept 100,0001., or a clear profit of then turned round to witness's wife and Chester and Holyhead .. all 16% -17 t 191 ; s "(1 " THE WEATHER.-Sux OFFICE, JANUARY 18. peculiarly base and reprehensible. Those who may 44,800/., at this moment for his bargain, and he ID BORSA, JAN. 1 • MADR 2. Fives were a the Threes at 40 to 39i. al , Have I ins 1 d Md f" d h ute you, aam an er answer Mind. Per. ez, Aber. June. all 1 ..- 3e d. East Anglian (3- , lose Titsamomaenta, ist Tax SHAD& was, " Yes, must grossly." Witness then got out f h ot o 6 per cent. •• •• • • all 2te -2% 2 4 N 4 coincide with the sticklers for any such fanatical would be wrong if he did, for even at .____________ 43-tugheat since noon yesterday. vehicle and gave him in charge. Eastern Counties Exton., 31-lowest this morning and der . th • nie e night. measures of opposition would do well to weigh some this moment it is fully worth it, without GERMANY. The accused, in defence, said the statement made by 5 per cent. NO. 1• • all %- % p z.d pm State the rosec • Do. No. 2 • • all Put 38 -this day, at noon. among the remarkable truths recorded on the pages of making any allowance for the certain improvement The Prussian f Gazette of the 15th announces • 00 1 d) utnx was, from first to last, one tissue of false- t • ito . k . to 4 - 3.2 P Do. New 6p. cell . e 11% - 11% 11% BAROM eerett,lo.42. • however much they may be indisposed to listen of prices that must speedily • take place. Once more, the appointment o General Boeue as Minister of War. 11 s. He couH say no more, with the exception that Eastern Union, SeselP hlStOey, ouncil of th o ossess e man made use of the most insultin lan 6er cent. •• all 10% vi ol) S, W.-fine sunshiny weather. The new C State in Prussia is t p g guage to- lemma. P eX - 10% to eloque nt ised b the credulit of then we would invite En lish ca italists o voices ra y y , g p t look at „ sui the powers originall- ~ . 8 , wards him. y conferred on the Council 1 __ Do. 101. Deben. Shares . all .., _.. MONDAY, JANuARY 19. 1 , th. hallucinations of a VOLKTMAN the lists of nro erties offered to üblic corn t* - East Lancashire, 6 per Mr. BINGHAM said he should send the defendant t th o a THERMOMETER, IX THa SHADE. a Z -ADKIEL, or ..,y •• - • rl 3 p pe Awn, 1817. " These powers," sa Bl' letter, " are ys a er in cent. quarter shares .. all .. -„„ remember that preposterous though and not to remain doggedly insensible to the un a- at the he do sessions, and ordered him to find two bail in 50/. each, E. & . York.eanc.eths all .. -.. W 39. -highest since noon yesterday. They should P so extensive th Y considerably reduce, if t y with h • iraselt in 1004, to answer the chug() at the Edin. Per. & Dun. 5i p.ct. a u oe _ 1 dia. leled advent& es now tendered for their se t the science appears to them, preposterous though it ral g - - --- -- "P•e not completely annihilate, the importance of the „„i ons. 29 -lowest this morning and daring the night. Glasgow & S.-W. Consol. 100 .. ..- .. 13% 13% all of us now-a-days, it has num. ance, If they neglect the opportunity they will re- Legislative Chambers." Gt. Northern ser eent. all 13 - 40 -this day, at noon. may appear to • The depositions having been completed, and th ' ? 14 7 % .OLI 0- Do., 5 p.c. Redeem. Scrip 6% %- % P nt up to 30-43 ; now 30.15. bered among its advocates some of the most illus. pent it, and that deeply, when too late. rer of • lin that The Wande Vienna states frorn Ber cessary recognizances havin b d g een entere into, defen- Great South. & Western BA.nominsu, we h. Gore i- - -. ese eN 3 4 fine suns my 'weather. the Prussian rnment has ordered all the M rns dant left the court with his friends. (Ireland) eighths -.. all 7% s. liff..-very trious intellects the world has ever known, intellects - ----- - Wren LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST terial jounaals to abstain from attacks on tbe Austrian - GI, Western (Bells me 6 •• -- P. ----- Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) ..".."9?-**A"*"."." -P• _ _ rere - ere TxTV. A Tee- • to whose labours we are mainly indebted for our RAILWAY. Government relative to the commercial and customs MARYLEBONE THEATRE. Lancashire and York- .... .. eie. .__ ... ...1 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. State of the Wind and Weather at each of the followi ng places as Ni ne o 'clock on Sat urday morning.—The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Pr.rmouTß—wind N.W., calm_ cloudless. PooLa—Wind S.W.. gentle breeze cloudless. BRIGHTON—Wind N., g entle breeze--cloudless. HASTIWGS—Wind W. gen tl e breeze—cloudless. Sonenee.siaerox—wma N w strong breeze—cloudless. YoweesroNa--Wind .g'entle breeze --partially cloudy. TcreasuroGn--Wind N., gentle breeze—overca.st. GREENWICH—WindN. W "part. y gentlebreeze —par tially. cloudy. S T IMOD —Wind N.W., cal m 'eel cloudy. SwINDON—WindW., gentle breeze—cloudless . C OL CMNATBR—WInd N.W., gentl e b reez e—partially cloud y . BRIDGE —Wi nd W., gentl e b reeze — par tially cloudy. Yaßstotrro-14 ind W., gentle breeze—Partially cloudy. BIRMINGHAM —W ind N. W., gentle breeze--partially cloudy. HoLTHNAD--Wind W.N.W., gentle breeze—cloudless. Leacesware--Wind W., calm --overcast. winnow—Wind N.W., gentle breeze— c l ou dl ess. svimp_wind N.W., gen tle breeze—partially cloudy.: s s —Wind N.W., gentle breeze—cloudless. The returns from the following places indicate the s tate of the wind and weat her on Friday mornin g at nine o'clock : Lrbszerecie—Wind S., calm—cloudless. kiat.uwaka—Wind S., gentle breeze—partially cloudy, LElGirrox—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—overcast. Corkupsrza.—Wind N. W., strong breeze—overcast. BIRMINGHAM—Wind N.W., calm—partially cloudy. 1../..Ncesnest—Wind S.W., gen tl e breeze —partially cloudy. Warreir —Wind W. strong' breeze—cloudless. DA NLIXOTON— wi n d W. s. W., gentle breeze—partially cloudy. present advancement in civilization. Among these were m any of the most wonderful men of ancient Greece—TuALEs, who first foretold eclipses : ANAXI /LANDER, the inventor of globes : PYTHAGORAS, wise amongst the wise : EUDOXUS, one of the first authors of the Calendar : SOCRATES, the most divine of Pagan philosophers : ARISTOTLE, designated by PLATO the sage of truth PROCLUS, PORPHYRY, : A —RATITS, HIPPOCRATES, RPHYY, - the Romans were pßo a p n E d uA ßT A nu N s A , zA a G n o dp l Among oy,and GALEN, and VIRGIL, and HORACE, and the learned NiGunus FIGULIS, and the I mmortal the Egyptians the most Conspicuou s u C s i w cE as ao 6L A At zo i n u g s PTOLEMY, the master of the science , least remarkable MERCURIUS TRISM EGI andSTUs. nLike wise among the generality of the Oriental races may b e enumerated the memorable name s o f B EROSUS josErHug , and ZOROASTER. Later ti mes have not t e nded to dim inish the number of ill ustrious discipl es from such men as I ycuo BRAKE and ROGER BACON, or 23 CORNEL IUS AGRIPPA and' NOSTRA DAmu3 to the venerate d g enius of Archbisho p US HER, the nuihor of the Bible Chronol ogy, o f JEREMY TAYLON, the good and profound, of CABDAN the inventor of the method of So l v i ng cubic equationi, of KEPLER the father of the modern school of astronomy, of NAPIER the contriver of logarithms, and—besides a variety of others such as MELANcTnoN, PARTRIDGE, LILLY, STEELE, a n d CULPEPPER—FLAMSTEAD the first A. , trononaer Royal, ASUMOLE the founder of the Museum, the glorious DRYDEN , according to some,according others, even, MIL TON t h e poet o f Christianity, and to indisputably and unquestionably the great Lord Bacorg himself, one of the wisest and greatest of men , one whose principal b u t no t on ly source of en is, that of havin g founded the modern system ofinductive philos o ph y . N umerous o thers rend n not here necessary to be particularized, have in like manner, both in remote and recent times, cultivated LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST RAILWAY. Traffic—Week ending Jan. 17, 1852 ... £7,409 10 1 Traffic—Week ending Jan. 18, 1851 ... 8,078 9 9 Total of the half-year, to this date, 1852 23,279 3 2 Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 24,136 10 2 Total number of Passengers—Week ending Jan. 17, 1882 ... 39,846 Passengers ...£5,325 10 0 Goods ... 2,084 0 1 Total ... £7,409 10 1 Total miles open, 1852, 173 4 ; ditto, 1851, 1714. London Terminus, Jan. 19, 1852. SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAlLWAY.—Traffie for the Week ending Jan. 11,1852 : Passengers (8,273), parcels, horses, and carriages ... £BO6 7 9 Goods, cattle, &c. 802 13 5 GERMANY. The Prussian State Gazette of the 15th announces the appointment of General BOMN as Minister of War. The new Council of State in Prussia is to possess all the powers originally Conferred on the Council in 1817. "These Powers," says a Berlin lett er, " are considerably reduce , if t he y do not completely annihilate, the importance of the Legislative Chambers." The Wanderer of Vienna s t a t es from Berlin that so extensive that they the Prussian Government has ordered all the Minis- Government relative to th e comme rcial and customs ques tions. terial journals to abstain from attacks on the Austrian Admiral Count- SWEDEN. Swedish navy, 1 the , bE as resined , in consequen ce of KING not having accept P LATE N, command e r o f the away W i th g accepted g a proposition made by him, to do large vessels of war , and re p l ace them by frigates. Commodore ULNER has been ap pointed to succeed him. The following DENMARK arrangement, subjeci tion of Prussia Ri ng of DENMARK , is sad to have b een made with t to the ratifi ca . ussia and Austria by Count BILLE BRAME :--..“ Convocation of the former Provincial Stande of Schles w ig and Holstein ;' maintenance of the r N h socialis of the Sch les w i g Holstein Rit scaf any clause which could l ea d to an incorp oration of S c hleswig in Denmark at a te exu st ; re mov a l of future tim e ; separate Ministers for Schleswig and Holstein, who are to be independent of the Danish Diet, but responsible to the KING." MARYLEBONE THEATRE. Notwithstanding the remoteness of this theatre from the central parts of town, no f requenter o f t h e p l aces dramatic entertainment w hi c h c l uster i n our v i c i n ity will repent a visit to the roomy, cheerful, and excellently managed establishment in the neighbourhood of St. John's Wood. The mirthful pantomime of Sir John Barleycorn, which is nightly drawing crowded houses, is admirably produced and sustained. The senery, par ticularly the last scene, which is of striking magnifi cence, is tasteful and brilliant throughout; the appoint ments and costumes are costly and appropriate; and the working of the performers effectively harmonious, as well as individually meritorious. Mr. Veroni and Miss Malcolm trip actively and neatly through the parts of Harlequin and Columbine. Mademoiselle Julie looks pretty and interesting, and dances with a fairy-like lightness as Harlequina. Corkscrew, subsequently Sprite, is personated by H. Wright, whose extraordi nary agility is enhanced by a vein of grotesque humour, that indicates his capability to undertake the principal role after a little time. He may ono day, if he perseveres, stand forth a finished clown. Of the cele brated Tom Mathews, is it not enough to say that as Clown he is as good as ever? Without performing a n y startling feats or marvellous tours de force, there is an ease, a breadth, a bon hommie, a revivification of " Old Joe" himself, developed in all he does, that elicits the hearty plaudits of veteran playgoers, and pe a l s o f laughter from the younger portion of the audience. Last, but very far from the least, we would make special men tion of the Pantaloon, Mr. Paul Kellino, w h o gives s part a prominence that has long been wanted. Light asl a cork, easily prostrated, and as easily set upon his leg s , ho is the very beau ideal of the venerable vagabond who receives " more kicks than halfpenc e " from his in immorality. Mr. Kellino h as not be known,s partner c e believe, in London before th e present season; aea wew recommend the metropolitan managers not to l ose s i ght of him, for he would be an invaluable as a pantomimist to any theatr e , as he is acquisition iesntetly present to the Marylebone. The spirit e d lessee isdeserving of encouragement and supp or t f or themialt judiciousness and liberality of his entire arrangements, which we cordially recommend to public patronage. cent. quarter shares .. E. &W. York. June. sths Edin. Per. & Dun. 5} p.a. Glasgow & S.-W. Cense'. Gt. Northern, 5 per gent. Do., 5 p. c. Redeem. Scrip Great South. & Western (Ireland) eighths • • • • GL Western ( clerks and Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) Lancashire and York shire, F. 201. .. • • • • Do. 6 per ct. Stock • • Leeds Northern, 6 par cent., No. 1.. • • • Do. quarters. 1848 . • London, Brighton, and S. Coast, guar. 5 per et. De. pref., f p ct. 5k,1851 Do. new guar.. 6 per ct. Lon. & N. West. (Coy. & Nuneat.) 5 per cent. .. London Sc S.-W., new Blanch., Shellield, and Line., guar. shrs., No. 1 Do. new, 101. • • • • Do., 61. • • • . • • • • Midland Con. 6 p.c. stock Consel. Bristol & Binning., 6 per cent... Do. Bristol 1k Glonces. Do., Leis. & Swanning., Total .. ... .. _ 1,609 1 2 Corresponding week in last year... 1,520 18 5 Perth, Jan. 14, 1852. EXTENSIVE FAILURE.—(By Electric Telegraph.) — The extensive firm of William Macewan, :Sons, and Co., tea merchants and sugar refiners, Glasgow, has become bank rupt. The liabilities are estimated at 120,0001. The credi tors expect to get a settlement of 10s. in the pound.—Tines. MIDDLE TEMPLE, JAN. 17.—The following mem bers of this society have been called to the bar, and were sworn in this evening in the Hall:—Mr. Arthur Pattison, Mr. Joseph Pargeter Briudley, and Mr. Henry James. On Saturcliv no fewer than 400 notices were given in the Queen's Bench of intended applications to be ad mitted attorneys of that court ; 170 will come up for exami nation this, and the remainder in the ensuing Easter term. OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS. —Henry Darling, Esq., now Lieutenant-Governor of St. Lucia, is appointed Lieu tenant-Governor of the Cape. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles F. Seymour, of the Scots Fusilier Guards, is appointed Military Secretary to General Cathcart. Governor of the Cape. The lion. R. W. P.. Curzon, of the Grenadier Guards, is appointed Aide -de-Camp to Governor Cathcart. — Sunday Paper. ITALY. In its sitti ng of t h e 13th, the Chamber of Deputies of Turin adopt e d th e budget of expenditure fur artil . lery, f ortifications a nd military constructions , which amounted to 5,128 014., or a million and a half more than /VAS granted ' in 18 51 . This increase is p artl y attributable t o th e nece ssity of repairing fortifications and providing gunpowder an d other militar y stores. , T , ()wards the en d o f th e sitting, and on the motion that the budget for 1852 do pass," M. CADONA pro posed the following addition : —",The sum mentioned in the fir s t part of the b u d g et of Grace ! Justice, and Worship, , under the title of `Ecclesiastical Expenses,' snall cea se t o be paid on and fro m the Ist July, 1852 ;" and at the same time propos ed an order of the day recommendin- g M item altogether to expung e that tm altogether f rom the b u dget of 1 853 , and p resent Bills to the Chamb er calculated to carr y out that measure. The debate on thi s motion was a d j ourned to the fol lowing day, b ut the Mi n ister of Finance was heard to say, that w i t h out i nten ding for the present to pledge himself to a ny particular cour se, he could not acce p t such a measu re f or 1852. The Venice Gazette publishes a letter from its cor- 8 per cent. guar. Do., Preference .. Norfolk Extension .. THEATRE ROYAL -DRITEY-LANE• The following members (amongst many others) of the 'taut ton witnessed the new Christmas pantomime daring the past week :—The Marquis of Stafford, the Earl Cadogan, Earl of Glengall, Marchioness of Conyngham. Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Lord and Lady Clinton, Lady Seymour, Lord Tenterden, Lieut.-General and Lady Maclaine, General Cavendish, Sir J o l l a Campbell, Sir Henry Webb, Sir Charles Shakerly, Sir George Armitage, Sir Willi am A nstruther, Si r Thomas Cockburn, Sir A. Macdonald. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Henry Baylor, Major MartYn, Major Hunt, Colonel Bonner, Color el Frith, Colonel Bagnold, Lieut. Campbell, Captain Macdo nald, C ap tain Wilkinsoa, Capt a i n Mi lne, Captain Car l eton , Captain Cooke, Captain Powell, Miss Burdett Coutts, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. B ur k e, Mrs. Salomans, Mrs Bates, Mr. Hamilton , Mr. Maberly M r. Th ynne, Mr. Wil longhb , Mr. Hankey , Mr. Cope, 11r, Lowndes, Mr. Frith, y Mr. Bernand, Mr. C. F. Howtb, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Heathcote, Mr. Thistlethwaite, Mr. Wentworth Bos- Mr. Gitakell, &c. We understand that a numerous and influential deputation of m i n i sters and laymen of the var i ous denomina tions of Nonconformists are about to have an interview, as impress on as possibl e , w i t h L ord John Russell, in or d er to on Government the importance of leaving education to the voluntary action of th e people, unfettered by S tate aid.— Manchester Examiner. Auckland papers received, via Sydney, at Singa as the reported di scovery 9f gold near Holdaga . pore, are to October sth. Th e chief and only top i c o f in terest w A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the Foreign-office. The Ministers present were—Lord John Russell, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exch equer, Sir Francis Baring, the Bight Hon. Henry Labouchere, the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Right Hon. Fox Maule, And Lord Seymour. The Council ut cue 1191 and 141 f, Do. guar. 5% per cent. North British .. Ox!. Wor. &W 01.151.6 p.c Shrews. & 31r., no'n guar. Shrews. and Ches. (Nor. W. min.) 8 per cent. South Devon .. South-Eastern, p. et. York, Newc., and Berw., Gt. N. of E. Par. .. York cud North AC diand H. and B. I%ll'ol. .. - Boulogne and Amiens • • Central of Franco (Or leans and Vierzon) •• Dutch Rhenish -• •• East Indian •• _•• •• Do. ^ do. do. • • Great Indian Peningula • • Ditto ditto •• •• Louvain a la. Saml• - re •• Lumombourg • • •• • • Ditto (Railway) •• Ditto (Canal) .. di aria Antonia •• Ditto, New Namur and Liege Northern of France •• Orleans and Bordeaux .. Paris and Orlear.9 Paris and •• Paris and Strasbourg Bogen and Havro Sambre and Manse . 2. St.Andrew's&Quebc.(A) Tours and Nantes Toutiaay, durbise, Lan. don, and Hawn Welt Flandere e •OA I .. .. dia. 132 134 x. 4 .. -T: p .• -•- 145 - 150 2 % -2 X P. 11 -12 To all 4716 s 8d 8 all 12% - )2% X P - _ 131 133 x.d .. - .. ...- •. s's— 1-A dis. 15 —lb x.d 41 4 —4% 5 % dis 10 10% 15% - 16 11 -13 1534 - 16 3% - 4q 1 1 A 1 dis. x.d 11%, 1 1 % 20PA —20 •? s 474 -- aia. xi 2% 2%p. a I 132 x.d s. x.d 11y 2 % % - % P. x.l 3g - % P. xi 3% -3% 341 -3% %_ % 6 18% 191 x.l —2% d.xl 42 —44 x.l 27% 1 1 4 dis. 10% 11 4 -4%, 7h — 7 % die. x.i 3 'it % z.i x.i. 18% 19 1.1 1.1 26% 16% 10% 4Sg 4 2U r . 2% 9% 9 Business dor a Paid. Nominal Prides. to -day. Agua Fria —l% p 2% 32% Anglo Californian 34 - % P 1 % Australian 15 Ave Maria 5 %—3f p 134 % narossa Range 1 13 0 3% —3% Blaenarvon Iron & Coal all .. —•• British Iron 131.55. —a. Brazilian Imp. (is. Si. p ) 24% 134 - 2 Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba all 114 Do. St. John del Rcy 15 22 —23 x.d Cobre Copper • • •• • 40 34 —35 Copiapo -• • ••• • • 14 4 5 Eng. &Australian Copper 2 34 % % p 3 % General •••••••• • • • • • • • all 934 1034 Mexican& S. American 9 3 14 4 Nouveau Monde .... • • 1 % 1 p 11 2 Santiago de Cuba — 5)4 Tin Croft . •• • • 7 8% —9% United •..• 2 1 4 —2% West'Mariposa t % —1% ZOINT STOCE Augtralasia ••• • • • all 38 39 % British Nod h A.merica 5O 46 34 49 Colonial 25 11 33 12 Commercial of London 2O 25 —26 34 London Joint Stock London and Westminster 20 2834 2934 National Provincial Eng. 35 De. New • • • • 19 • National of Ireland Oriental Bank Corporat. all 30 3114 x.d 8.4 Provincial of 25 4334 45 Do. New all 15% 1634 Union of Australia all 35 36% Do. New Union of London Union of Madrid . VIZSCIIIMILI3'EOI73. Canada •• • • 3234 48 4934 Gen. Steam Navigation. 14 2734 —2B renin. & Oriental Steam, all 70 —7l x.d X.d z.d Ditto ditto 10 17% —lB Royal Mail Steam 60 76 78%4 7676 ce2:11.1.117:3E0173. 82% 48 49% 14 27% 28 all 70 —7l x.d 10 17% 18 60 76 78% 76% th of January—Tick e t days for Reg W ere 4 29th; Account days, 15th and 80th. • Ad tble for the errors of the Official WO, interested correspondents.] Gen. Steam Navigation. renin. & Oriental Steam. Ditto ditto Royal Mail Steam Settling days for the mon , Shares, 14th and (We cannot be answer/ will not be influenced by MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEW , S. CITY, TWO O'CLOCL• `pets The sales of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday estimated at 5,000 bales, of which 500 were takers for export. The sales include 200 Pernam and Maremil it s at 5,1 d. to 6d., 50 Bahia at 58d. to 6d., and 500 S u " at 24 1 d. to 3 4 d. per lb. The market closed steadilY.-' Railway Shares were again depressed. Wheat has been up Is. per quarter to-day. The markets for grain are rising on the Continent. Accounts of January 6 have been received from Ne. York by the steamer. During th e wee k, to the instant, 885,000 dollars had been exported from ti'"; city to Europe. A much better feeling prevailed ' the money market, and confidence was increased b the turn which events had taken in France. Ti' , e: were continued large arrivals of spe c i e f r om Ca fornia. The Cherokee had reached from Cheg r e ", with 2 600,000 dollars in gold dust, and the prosPe vi for trade in the United States are most encouraging' , The Californian intelligence is still of a most rerasrl 0 able character. About 5,000,000 dollars had be' b, shipped from San Francisco in little more than a Mo t 10 Emigrants were pouring in, and during five weelo,9 es December 3, the numbers were, males 2,183, r 243, and children 119. By the agency of improved 111 of chinery, and the adoption of more efficient mode s o f working the mines, the yield of gold will, from the rl o v i beds alone, be, in less than five years, more than is ,„ tamed yearly from all sources. Even the to that have been the theatre of the most extolis., 6 operations, generally continue to be as rich, apparen_t', as they were when first discovered , and it is dolm . whether a population equal to that at present engag: could exhaust it in fifty y ea rs. Nevertheless, eg e ' once has shown that the dry places are the rich' • 01 Almost any spot, it is believed, will prove of suffie,i k r,ehe richness to justify w or ki ng w ith proper machinery. it whole amount of earth collected and ready for was . is stated at 300 tons, valued at nearly 22,000,000 deli i d As to the new discoveries i n the M a rip osa region' '7ok" excel, if we are to believe the accounts, any tbing„ s known in California. Exp er i ments i n quartz gr in"' were continued in various parts of the country lc ; an extensive scale, but only a small part of ;, machinery in use was of sufficient power, plicity, and durability, to answer the Pu r rif of crushing the rock. Th e com p an i es fernie,. London will, doubtl ess , p ro fi t by th e f a il u r e of in ul : t d duals. The San Francisco market was over ow! with imports, and therefore depressed, but some It provement was looked for. The Mexican news is favourable. Caravajal followers bad been worsted, and had retreated iW, t) t l et United States territory, but the commander of the o „,e was resolved to preserve neutrality. According to (*iv accounts, however, the rebels would make a fresh 6 tempt. The Government had 3,000 men in the fie'..,ol An arrangement is stated to h ave b een mad the English creditors, by which for five years th e) : to receive 3 per cent. annual interest and 5 per ee n 7 v c ancelment of principal, an d a f terwar d s 4 pe r Or" terest and 6 per cent. redemption. ' t r Valparaiso letters of November 26 state tha t revolution was not suppressed in Chili up to that i f i g ' i ss The markets were overstocked with goods. Exuti. 45 prem. to the d o ll ar on sterling currency. g . The following h as b een received by the Commi tte e Spanish Bondholders:— " Madrid, lath January, 18 ' or 44my dear Sir,-- Without any of your letters to jt ewer, the purpose of this is to inform you, tha t of meeting of the coupon holders held here the day bt j o b. yesterday, they have named a c ommittee, 0 . d e similar to the one you presid e ov e r i n L on d on , is to 1 11,0 here certificates for the reduction to the half Of coupons of the home debt. tbt ) " This measure,towhichl have contributed, comeel '-' w ity aid of the certificates which the English committee ii ro o because there being al.:o like certificates proceeding jo' the coupons of the ko»ie debt, the number of tho 4 ° or terested in supporting a nd o bt a i n i ng t h e equ itable el ' o i e b went of such a sacred debt, is thus augmented , r 4) settlement, I have no doubt, will be effected with , t ir , for the reclamation is too just not to meet with a fitl , l o` 111 able result Wilen the circumstances change which acts prevent such being the case.—l remain, my dear S ix ' " Your most obedient servant, 41,1.5 1 ;' " DANIEL WEISW. , L ., -- " James Capel Esq., Chairman of the Committee of Spanish Bondholders in London." 00 The Stock Market is firmer, and the favourallerof o counts from America serve to buoy it up. A 03 , ° , 0 business is doing. Consols are 96i -',l for Trange"; f y if 96i for Account. The New Three-and-a-Qua rte coat ' c i Cents. hav e b een at 98f- to i, and the Three pe r f o 1 d 97R to i. Exchequer-bills are worth 565. to 5 9 9 " o r l 0 ludia Bond s 69 5 , to 71s. prem i um. B an k S toc k i 5 2161. O° i 0 D Foreign Sto c k s are b uoyan t genera lly. - int o ) have touch e d 2 9 1 and 30* as it is said the "" pt d 2,000,000 d o ll ars w ill be accorded. Spanish Fi ve 0 ° Cents. are 23:1 to i, and th e Th ree per Cents. 4 1 1. bee 0 New Deferred have been 18i :,:- Bargains ha ve v : iC entered into at 461 t o 471 f or the . Deferred Peruv l i l ot o 0 94i for Braknlian, 49 for Buenos Ayres. Russian ft lo3 ' have been at 1 131, Danish at 1031, and French at 11t with the Exchange 25 271; Belgian Four-anel.v., I, , per Cents. are 921, and Dutch Four per Cents. 91k4,,e,0 the same s t a A m l e ad a r s id th t a h t e g h i o v m en e beyretdhitooErsolgialivsehiuoumedm l a i7tt c tiel e e r i t ri lu s w o; The Amsterdam Stock Market on the was quiet. k :0 Railway Shares are firm d a genera lly, doing. The Foreign lines are much he bu same. Gold Mines have advance little. s t not e. MVP ONE a FUNDS O'CLOCK. eRIEES OF BRIT IS . 21 61 Bank Stock 971,4% 3 per Cent. , , 98)6% N ,, w 34 Per Cent- Anna....... India liOnde, 1,0004. ...........71 69 p Ditto under 1,0001.- Consols for Account 3 par Cent. jto.e.n.d:uole.!l,l3.6lrunift3ies.. ...... pc.//4 gxohoquer Bills. 146. 6 6 p 1,0001. bOOl. ... 56 59 p 59,,!i i Small, .. B. , ru P ae ß znp i i oi c iisa : Atn s : o rs e r sp eFB Bonds,r 1 t nc sed E ns l pt, G e. 6 N r. pc. .ee. rnCe.n...t. .. FUNDS, ... O. .. ' C 05 L N 9 6 0:c 5 1 ; . 1) 00' Cri..,o • ,n l a i Al o au t icioscd:oios Account 3 per - i 0 9 , 5 0 :; Pi 6 PortuguesePGD e u a Dr n a ui t i : s e t h i m oa 1 0 10 4 3 9 % 4 4 0 ~e 11o:clean, f: per Ct., ex Jan. Coups. , i 'VC Ditto, Small 9 0 Ditto, 4 per 4 1 . .p . er Cent . - '30°1:4)9..Y4 30-l5 go Ditto, Deferred 5 4 1 / p c er en C t. ents. 1 13 ; 113 1 000., 0 cLOS g i vile -216; 91;,: 96' 9 9 ' 1 69 69 96 ir „,. , ussian Bonds .„ ~,,. 1134 Ditto, 4 1 ,E per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. SA;iiist 5 per coot. 1840 — Ditto, Account Ditto, Passive s)ii Ditto. 3 per Cent Ditto, Ncw Deferred Dividends on the above payable in London•r, tf F r e n ch Rentes, 5 per Cent ... ... 103 f. 50c. I Z i c . 'llO l Exchange 25f. 991 Exchange Belgian, 4% per Cent. Dutch 2% per Cent. 12 Guild 5B'T 9 1 Ditto 4 per , ent. Cortifiqates ii.) I t) 0 .51i l'ii 10 LLOYD ' S 811iPPIN G.-1 1 ----' 11:3:0 ° LONDON, JAN. 19.—Wind at noon t. 4 light and fine clear weather. 9 I R HOLYHEAD, JAN. 17.—Wind N.W. to AV't fresh/ fi r, Arrd. Gloria, and Malta. 0 1 BEAEMARIS, JAN. 17.—Wind S.W. -- . --1 Nichols, Rio Janeiro; Scrampore, Boston. yro!), CLYDE, JAN. 17.—Arrd. Anne, Hanaptorl, /31 Sld. Mearns, New Orleans. sP 4 WEXFORD, JAN. 16.—Win1 W.—Sid. En ergi ' Speed, Galatz. N . it / WATERFORD, JAN. 17.—Wind W.S.W. to / Arrd. Queen, Weller, Galatz. OlO QUEENSTOWN, JAN. 16.—Wind S.W.; . , 17 ' ; ,. F e reo ci t u Arrd. Meg of Maldon, Richarty, Iqu'que; Dl ari" ifo o3. f 4 Stave, and Atkinson, Alexandria; Eustace, ,flipaci: Taganrog; Herefordshire, Honey, Ibraila; TO P ; Smith, Constantinople; Marie, Burton, l'atres; roi!°' and Francis, Barclay, Callao; Danube, A rsti° ll3 o ,9 Mato, Lord Nelson, and North Pole, Odessa; I yaw Rosina, Herman, and Mentor, Ibraila; Spring, 8 , 11 o toP P Celia, Galatz; Elizabeth and Sir Robert Peel, It e 7 . lid° ' SHIELDS, JAN. 17.—Wind W.S.W.--Sid' ": Bay of Bengal. tv 00 0' DEAL, JAN. 17.—Wind N.W.; 18, N. ' ;par: W.N.W.; P.N., W.S.W.—Arrd. Eliza Stis°olll;-' tavis; Eliza, Rio Janeiro; Countess of Yarbcr°pso! Bennett, Australia, and Swansea; Devonshire' J 3511,01: Cape :and Mauritius; Everetta, Livingston, v ett, ' Cygnet Murcur, Berbice; Mary George, Eve' 0 John's, New Brunswick. b,PI' r DOTER, JAN. 17.—Wind w,N,w,; 18, N. iv Vi. —sd. Goddess, Duman,