The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-09 00:00:00

, . . ' ... , . .. _ ....a-,. es AJ E S Y'S THEA T R E. COBDEN to Perlieaseeie-.hereb.3,; eeiss ii;leriblY %well- The following - is a pretty picture :-" Professor e • is ese, Sit Ali F. !Wirt ti.ETS. - _„ ~ 2, iii `l7 , • ..." ji Madame SONTAG. ; • - • - . leg the alresdy poeerful group of the Oepesitional IlEtty T s tesoet, a priest, wss erres - ol a few menths s seeat artiste willeitortly artiee„tuisieolearfer a liettited name j - ' le nertrXB3l 14.441.1LWAY5. . Railways. - rbe of nights, previeus yto her departerela XMerica. . ' Possibly. the increase thus accorded to the Liberals tin an: ha.s been, since then, in p-ison, on bread and . _ btleiness done ito Y A L COVENTI I A ( L i IA N 0 P ERA, - water diet, and subjected to nil kinds of torturing : Rsilwayse Nominal Prices. to-dap . - Cont. France (0.V.) a: IRDEN. tions.. Yet, as a reserve force, will then come in the contrivances, in the hope of obliging him to mike - - ' In c onsequence of the rehearsals rsquired for the production of A herdeen .......I_ooaLlstppeciii.l 2 1 9 0 yli ...... to 29 n : • Demerara all p spoler's greed opera of F st'ST, on Tuesday nett, Jul' 13, the returns-both from counties, and from norough-oe tees ' .tions. ATTILIO Moat, etiglu-er, Lottls CAS- Amb.. Not., Boat. & E. Dutch Rhenish...B/. p Concert a nnounced fur Monday, the 12th, is eserreonee. Ireland. Those r e turns we count upon as certain in TELLAzZI, Archpriest of B z -it', and others were hr. j e t, 6-X Ea.t Indian 18/. I BeN.TTY • S CeRAN D NATIONAL Li/PYO- the vest rnsierity of inst . snces to 1)-. e arriestly on the r-sted nt tee same time. At Bseste a they arrested Biru.ne%*Volv-:,* ....... Stour P'i 6% - 61 ‘ Do. Do 201. p DROME, side of Opposition. The Ministry have proceeded TITo SPERI ; at Verona, Taccioli ; at Milan, Gm- I Birk., Lan., ez Leh. Jct., Gt. Indian Pepin. all Do. Do 4% p Opposite the Broad Walk, neesinetorecardens, in precisely the right direction to ensure on the part VANN' PEZZOTTI, who was found strangled in his pri- Valley late 331. 6seSde 261. pd. 10% -10 d. Is now OPEN for the Season Grad. June. of Ira. 4p , S The most popular place ot amusement in London. Loud. a la Sambre 7e of the Irish electors the energetic evidence of a son the next day. PEeeorre was a man of high in. Ditto, Chest. & Birk., tis addition to the novel entertainments, a Stag Int, been trained, Luxembourg -13/. p which will be Introdte ed in the Royal Hunt even' evening. thorough hostility to the Dsrbyite candidates. Re- tellectual attainments ; whether ho died Mr. Batty has entered into an engagement with Mr. Burr, to In. i• • pr i so ners 99 - 101 iente leo% Do. ll. pi troduce the ancient sport of Hawking, who will shortly appear, ilgious enthusiasm was so maladroitly called into hand to escape the moral tortures to which Brist. & Exet., 100/. pd. Caledonian ...100/. pd. 43% -44 A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. forstillthae44 % Do. (Canal) 2i. pi action against the Cab inet immediately before the for political offences in Italy are always subjected, er Chest. & Holyh e all pd 22% -23 Admissi o n-Reserved seats, as.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto , Maria Antonia 27i pi la.; Third altto, •d. recent dissolution of the Legislature, that we await m wh y e st th er e y r . he was kill e d b y hi s gaolers,is by his 17 81 ,4 11 P p d d .. 1 - 8 . % -- 19 . Do. New 8% pi Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. with implicit confidence the return of very many Sometimes the do torture Cork & Bandon, all pd 16 -17 ~., Namur & Liege all pi Dundl - Ennis., all pd. North. of France;l6Lpt ROYAL MARION ET l'E 1. ELEATItE, cake of tom elfin revelations an representatives of the Irish constituencies devoted, - p g , d then, having Dundee, Perth, & Aber- ••• -- ••• Dub. & I, B B :l E f.Jc . t. 451 pl. 8 _ 6 d. 39 Do. 20L 3p. Bd, all 1 ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND , heart and soul, voice and vote, to the chief among the gone too far, and fearing publicity, they kill. deep June. ... all pd. 8 .... 9 Orleans & Bor 11/. p , Last Week of the Season. Ditto, New ... all pd THIS EVENING. and every evening oaring the week. labours of the Opposition, that of endeavouring to Such are the things now going on in Lombardy- East Anglian (251. L. & D 0 (181. - •.• Paris & Lyons 10/. p , Paris & Orleans all p The rerformances will commence with a Farewell Epilogue, en people and tyranny which is contin 11 t & ies ll .22 a o l / 1 pd. 3v - 313‘ oust from office, as speedily as possible, the members part of that process of mortal warfare between the E. and L. & D.)100/. p 4% - 4 titled THE MANAGER AT ROME. Union, c l as s A, d ' Paris Ss Rouen ...all p To be followed by a scrap Paris & Stras. ...all p from Shakspere, entitled THE SIXTH of the existing Administration. continua 11 going OR in 101 - 1 4 AC l' OF ROMEO AND JULIET. Taking, however, a retrospective instead of an an- Italy, whether we hear of it or not. The number . ofo% 10% %te Rouen & Havre...all p With (by deaf e) TH/e SWISS COTTAGE , Eastern Sambre &Meuse all p To be tollowed by a grand Ethiopian Musical Entertainment by ticipatory glance at the elections, we recognise upon the arrests, however, and the quality of sers., a ll pd. 7% .... 7% St. Andrew's & Qeebe an extraordinary Troupe of Ebony Marionettes. 5 - Do. do. do. 6/.pd. To couclude with a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, caIIedROSCITTS almost every side the signs of the happiest encourage- persons, are proofs that in Lombardy the strife is at Do' do. B. &1. all pd - 6 3 i - ••• (A) 4/. p e , P ....., 5 % IN SIPIRITS. the erre ted 6% Tours & Nantes 17/. p Doors open at Half-past Seven, and commence at Eight o 'clock. merit to the Rsformers. Awaiting the return of other this moment es eciall i ntense. P y se ' We may hear more East _ , late L E a . n U c . ash h P 19 % -20 Do. New Quer., all pd , ..... West Flatiders...B% p A Morning Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. n°° " Free-trade knights of shires besides Mr. COBDEN, and ere lone More acts of tyranny and persecution we West. of France .6/. p open at tlall-past Two, and commence at Three o 'clock. E. & IV. India Docks - *** Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Boa-ohlee of the satisfied, from a multitude of incontrovertible reasons, may proh e hly hear of, but we fear much t h ee ® is not and Bir. June., all pd 58 - . . Ague Fria all p Theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. ..... that Ireland will, before many more days have that unity of purpose to be found in North Italyw Yk Jnc all Anglo-Californian, all -------- Ediu b. & Glas.,loo/. pit •66 -68 HER 31A1ESTY'S THEATRE. elapsed, have increased very appreciably the already may lead to emancipation from such grinding tbral which E-•8 ' -•-, • •• P - - ! . 2 . Eclin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24 -25 66% Asturian 151. Gies Do .. & 13 S s . t - o l e V k e , s t . 1 . 0 1 0 7. ) : 1 1 ... 2:1 24%, Australasian 2/. p TO-MORROW. formidable ranks of the Opposition, we turn dom. With one hand the Hungarians are fettered, Will be performed Sentare Opera, . . .--, e Great Northn., 100/. pre e/e•- ie r . . ee res ., D 0.% s. A Stk., 100 e p 5 t -__ 53 - " •09 41 • Australian 5/. p ~,, , I .BURITANI.- to survey the triumpU even now achieved with another the Lonsbardiana scourged. NEMEste Austr. Freehold all p Elvis, Madame De la Grange ; G.turgin' Signor Lablache ; Ric by the Reformers in the return of so many is not, however, dead, though she may slumber, and Ave Maria all p do Signor De Bassini ; Arturo, Signor Gordon.__ t . -- 126 1 52 26 Blaenarvon I. & C. all To conclude with an entirely_ new Georges, , the Music liberal representatives. If Liverpool has proved albeit her visitation may be lard • of being Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 41 -45 Brit,. Austr. Gold all :Omposed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by he. St. eei4-!-- , 99; British Iron 13/. 15s. p ' eTa.dand, entitled traitor to the interests of reform-not so London. some day fulfilled. • Lane. & Carlisle, all ad 84 _ 86 4 "3 / 4 99% 9834 by 3i. 'l' our et la Magic. i tie IA Brag. Itn. (is. sp) 24; ZELIE , otieDo.Thirds, 11/.13.4 pd 10% -11 te e i • manes. Rosa, doper, Lamoureux, ' g in one solitary instance, we have Everywhere, savin ----__________. _________________ let Do. Coca. & Cu,. all tY Madlle. Caroline Rosat • tet D' Maeda and Durand. Lane. & York., 100/. lid 83/ - 83 e, r Pla Do. Sr. Joh. del It. 15 Allegrine Louise Fleury ; N-- -• and Tickets to be made , at the Box- observed in the metropolitan boroughs the success of THE FRENCH REpuBLIC. Do., Quarters ...all pd ... _... • A 84 % 5 4 Applications for Doses, Stalls, Carson's Creek-all 1, ade, Haymarket. either Whig or Radical candidates. Westminster, Do., Fifths 141. pd 3% . e ., 87, d • &Tice, Opera Colonn ----04 , ----. Cobre Copper ... 401 . p We have received the P• • l of Yesterday. Do.,W. Rid. Un.ll%p 3 ei la. yet ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GA.I4DES. for example, has returned two Liberals to the House T aristourna,s ~ -2 % dia. Colonial Gold I/ p R°-- aware Combination of Talent. he Moniteur containsth e •rep o r t to the Leeds Northern, all pd 17% le following Copiapo 14/ p Rxtraor of Commons in SHELLEY and EVANS; so has Fins- p m . p Liv.Crsb &Sth Lll ..- ''' 17% Y P a p ~,, .._ TO-MORROW PRINCE ....RESIDENT of the Re public '---- Eng. &Aust. Cop. all Loud. & Blackw. T em be produced Donizetti's Opera, entitled bury in CHALLIS and DUNCO3IBE ;so has Lambeth " Monseign • the'ell pd 8% _ 8 ;, General all r LUCREZIA BORGIA. eur, 3ou have been pleased to confer . _ Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct .loo p 1,97, .' 8 8 % . in WILKINSON and Wirnaams; so have the Tower military medal on the Generals been Minis-Gold Mountain all I Borgia, Madame Grisi ; Mateo Orsini, Madlle. Seguin , who have Lon. & N.West, 100 e --' 108 107 % 102 Lucreeia p 130 _ 13i Great Polgo th• all 1 eignor Ronconi ; Don Apostolo Gazelle, Signor elarini Hamlets in CLAY and BUTLER; so has Southwark in tees under your Government or who have held chief Do. Quarters... 2s /. pd 6% _ 7 n 13 °34 % 130 Don Alfonso, - Al e r eoldi . Gubett Sig T valet, • Astoito 51g . Lake Bathurst all 1 Rassignetle• - - n° • • 'Signor a ' -nor • ag t ' '' M d PELLATT ;SO commands. The general officers of the Rail , not 1"8 Do. • Fifths l2/. pd 5 ..... 5 cn 32 Polonini; °totem) Vitellozza, L M , nip M ai • Gennaro, eignor OLESWORTH an has Mar Liberty ... ...all I y- jealous than those of the see shining on their Do. 101.,M &B. (e) 1/p 2y - r Mario. lebone in HALL and STUART. Unfortu- breasts the medal ' army to of the 224 Lon. & S.-West. 100/ a-2% p Lon. & Cal. Gld Quar To c onclude with the third and fourth acts of the opera, in stituted b your decrees P 97 9 7 % % ie 2/ Crushing Com..all I I MARTIRI, nately Greenwich has selected as the Cu!- January and the 29th February,Would be proud Do. New 50/ * ~ 42% pd 1% Itz ,r: le 4 ' Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. Pauline, Madame - Julllenne (ot the academia Royale, Paris) ; 18 5 2, "autonseigneur, Do. New 40/ 34/. pd lee' - e lee data. Severus, Signor Ronconi ; Fees, Signor Marini; Nearcus, Signor league to receive and wear it. I h of the Liberal CHAMBERS, the Derbyite • have the honour, d- Lou. & Enniskil., all d - - ''' l '• New' Granada ...all I engem ; a Christian, Signor Sold 1; Calisthenes, Signor Polonlai ; to submit to your sanction the draft of a decree awned- .P 18 -14 Nouveau Monde, all I IRh , have Dian. Bux. & Mat. all P 3 3 y Polyutus, Signor Tamberlik. BOLT who will, therefore, doubtless, be " mad much ' the •• e ing military medal to the Vic--Admira s Port Philip l/. 1 The performances commence at Eight o'elock preciseiy. of "by the Govern- Man. Shet. & Lin.,lo(/p 32% - 3etz 0 % - Quartz Rock a ll Tickets tor the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the Ministerialists as the only metropolitan discharged the Junctions of Minister under your Do. Manch. & Linceln - •" ee% 83 14 Santiago de Cuba 10 .Night or Season), at the Box-eillce 01 the Theatre, which is open supporter of the Government. The city of London , went, or who have commanded iu c hief. Union 4l. 2s. pd 3- 2% di a , ses 5 ,L South Australian, I 1 from Eleven till Five o'clock ; and ot the principal librarians and " I am, &c. ‘, TnEonn RE DUCos, , Midland 100 L pd 74 - mnsicsellers, however, has continued true to its character - e a n d Colonies.' Do. Bi r. & D b lOU Croft 74% 7 4% % 7s Tin 71.1 The grand Opera of Faust is in rehearsal, and will shortly be pro- " Minister ot germ ar y 39 -41 United Mexican all forming constituent by ' E PaceIDENT, m i d . Gew,.(ire.)47e .. dared, under the direction of the composer, Dr. Louis Se ohr. y• returning together RUSSELL, Then comes a decree of the PRINC 72 • --- ••• West Maripos.s all I DUKE, and ROTHSCHIL heading Adm i ra l BAUD'S ; Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... _ ... TAEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. D, their names aot conferring the medal on Vice -A ding-in-Chief Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - Mr. B, Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old erompton. with that of a Derbyite, but with that f Vice-Admiral DE LA SUSSE , Comm au e A• , P AR- Do. Quarter SO. all pd - - 70 IN 0.. MASTER - and Vice-nut:WM, ., THIS EVENING,••• --- ••• the squadron of evolutions ; Council N ewmarket all pa 4E; -- 50 Australasia all A new Comic D. ama, in five acts, entitled MAN-a name respected as one of the moat honour bl hr of the ll-4 TUE FOUNDLINGS. among the list of the Liberal C a e SEVAL DESCHENEs, senator, rnetin-e ewport, Abergaven., Brit. Nth. Amer. all Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe ; C o n servatives. Since of Ad miralty. and Hereford _l2/ pi 4% ,-3% dia. 8 Colonial 25/. Mrs. Pitzwiniam, Mrs. Bucaingham, Mrs. Leigh Murray, and Mi s s then two Liberals have been returned for A letter from y, Paris • the In d eperzdance of Brus- Newry & Ennisk. 7% pl%- 2% Corn. ot London 20/. Hull, twoin n. & County 20/. Vining. for Lichfi- L A MO-KONVA is about Norfolk lOO/. pd 41 -43 42 To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX. eld, two for Leicester, two for Southampton, e el`, says-" The Prince DE - - _ Do. New 20! S• 15/. Lon.en Jt. Stk. 10/. •S. P 10 e-- 9 die. PEDIENT. two for Totnes, two f 11 - to leave in a few days for Africa to take the cOM North. Coun.Un 3 I ,epd, e ' Lou. & lVestm. 20/. After which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE, Or Hi Wycombe, and- men . ,• , 1 severe trials, par- North British * - 2% dill. ...25/. pd 34% -35 Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. To conclude vteth THE POKTRAIT OF CERVANTES. besides a • t varie yof other places - two (and dot tbe 3,1 Chasseurs. S e vere titularly the death of his son have led to this decision. Nth. Dev0n,N0.1,134 ••• - ... dig, e ' s % 34% as Do. New .... . . 10/. THEATRE ROYAL, eDELPIII. those two important men like BRIGHT and GIB- A few days since h ' ' 1 act, relinquished Do., No. 2 5/ pd Nat. of 1re1and...2 2 3, Lessee, Ur. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste.e. by a n otar ial the terms D ' * - -"' Orient. Bk. Corp. all THIS EVENING, sots) for the city of Manchester. At Aylesbury the pension of 10,0 00 f, which, accordiog to 0., nA, def all pdl - es - ~.• es . Prov. of Ireland 251 Will be performed SEA. and LAN!),, - Characters by Messrs. Paul the • " has been two in tee of a judicial decision, he had a right to receive from Do., %B, Liar. 5/ lA , North Stafford. g. -* -' - - ••• Belford, Wright, Hughes; 0. Sinith. Worrell, Emery; Misses Ellen gain to the Opposition as a senator has N li %p 16% - 6 dls. 11% Do. New ......all. Chaplin, K. tetzwilletin. and Mrs. Keeley. - k Lis wife, but Which his , ion return of BETHELL and LAYAILD ;at Barwic ich do at . orth-Western all edi ... . Union of Austral. all After which TIIE WRECK ASHORE enabled h i m to dispense with." N. & S.-W. June. 61. '1 y 2 - Do. New 2% the gain has been one in the return of STAPLE- The Marseilles jo urnals P' 4 -% p. upwards of 60 Oxf.,Wor &W 1 l' ' • Union of London 10, state t hat •• o ea•P 22 - 22% 22% ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. le one, at Cirences- TON, at Beverley one, at Bawd y of the principal commercial establishments of that Sc o tti s h Central 1001. p 7- 71 Union of Madrid all Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean, 74 THIS EVENING, ter one, at Gloucester one, at Guildford one, at Hali- city have agreed themselves to refrain Scottishellidld 100/ from eh , a •p 54 -56 -Id Will be performed a new and ori 4• 1 Pl am ong o revs. & Bir. A, all pd 8% - 8% 8 % Ift Austral. Roy. Mail, : sensor of end Wire's -ec t g : na ay, in five acts, by the fax at Hertford one, at Kidderminster one, business on Sundays. Do B re , entitled rile TRIAL Os' LOVE. Pe -I1- one, adlle GEORGES " ' all pd 6% -. 6% 6% % 32% et, a. characters by Mesers. J. Vining, ' at Maidstone one, at Reading one, one at Sear- " The celebrated tragic actrese Al e • , Shrew. &Her . Her. Old 8/. ps topper Miners of Er. Catneart, 'Everett, and IVhee • g',Ryder, Graham, Meadows,2% - 1 di s. is. ance of Brus. Kean. -lleigh ; ediss Mershall, and firs. C• borough, one at Cardiff, and one also at says a letter from Paris in the jr/Clepend Shrews bu . and Chester , land ee Atler which will beproduced, Totnes. Altogether, at a rough calculation, ebout sets, " was received three days DP In private audience (Nor. W. Min.) all Pd 19 -,- 20 Do. 18% Da dn . .. THE VAMPIRE, a Phantasm r , l n three dramas. The by the PRESIDENT of the Republic. The souvenirs Halves all pd 9%9% Eastern' 'Steam...2s. . principal chiraeter will be sustai iedebya-Mr.llleurcicaelt, the author sixteen seats gained from the Tories to the side of are dramatic - 14% 14 Gen. St m. Nay. 14/, of theE verett , piec e , supported Messrs.' J. Vining, Chester, the ee successes of the great Shrop, u n i on ... 6 t 4 pd 3 Gen. Screw Steam Sh Cathcart, by •Robertson, l'hillii,,, Opposition ! Against these, it is true, that the her with the E • but her present precarious po- Do.•A B , C , & D'f '1 - 2% d. ' Meadows, Harley ; Misses Leclercq, mpire ;, u. y Iri s h Company,..so Dessorotieli, Marshell, and Mrs. Daly. Derbyites can enumerate one gained at Bradford, 1 i s_t_on would have sufficed to move the PRESIDENT. I pd. up at per cent.:.. 50 -46 dis. Irish Beetroot Sug. 2 A.,..1.1.r.:,Y', ROYAL a Mi•iiITHEATti.E. another at Deyonport, another (as we have already am informed that the PRESIDEN T South has given her a Devon all pd 19 -20 Pepin, Beor. et, a ll Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness shown _ )at Greenwich, another at Horsham, another p ension of 1, 9 00 f • nd she am, -. a year , a has also received South-Eastern 100/. ea 72 -73 72% 73% Dti Do. ...151. PrinCel Albert. who generally South Wales all pd 36% - Royal Mail Stm. 60/. Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. at Lymington, another at Preston, two at Warwick, , pecuniary assistance* from persons , S teh Yorkshire 36% 37 and Universal Emigrati The most successmi and popular Theatre in London. imitate the benevolent acts of the chief of the State.' River Dun ... 15/. pe % and ColonizAtion, 24 THIS EVENING, and two at Liverpool. These estimates, however- E • vessels by meanss , Do -1% p 16% 16 Will be presented the gorgeous Equestrian Spectacle of ST. Experiments for raising sunken . Do 5/. pd m - ... ___ GEORGE and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr. Alfred Cooke. though of themselves sufficiently satisfactory-do not of gutta p ere b a tu b es have b ee n made during the last Dunferm all p ~, _ MO NEY and The Brothers Elliot will make their appearance in the most novel by any means afford a correct idea of the preponder- few clays on the Seine near the . , Stock &11 16/2 3d ••• bridge de l'Arches i„h6. _ , at s. . ... - ... en tertainments ever witnessed. 5 000 and - raft' Vale .. 126/. pi 159 •-•-• 160 To be ,ollowed by Ratty's Inimitable Scenes of the Arena, Intro- ance of advantage on the Amor ' side of those Liberals, , g.t others, a boat laden with between , Thames lit; Dock . The sale of Cottoi during the most numerous e questrian company •in Enrope. 6,000 kil ogrammes (from rto 6 tons) was sunk, and and Ral yen at 6,0e0- bales, of wt To conclude with a Laughable eerce. Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites, who are leagued to- J 1 way -19/. pia 2% -2% The market was 1. Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily • ga th e r in support of free trade, and in strenuous s i r , then raised with its burden, by the tubes filled with Vale of Neat h• • .17/. pd 13 %- 14 buyers, The salesq Stage Manager, Mr. Leclereq. The d by several Waterfd & • - experiments were witnessed w , • Kills , an pd 6% -6% and; Maranham, at ( antagonism to the quasi -Protectionist Government. persons connected with the navigation of the river, atertd. & Lime all pd 21% - 22% ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.IOd.; and 400 Sue Open for the Season, A little longer, and th e extent o f thi s preponder- and by Prince N. BoNAPARTE, ex-representative. West Cornwall 13/. po 10 - 10 1 10 Shares were dell. West London ~,all l 4 P( .. - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. ance will become yet more apparent. Of this, as States to CAsirna Dk,LAviGtis and BERNARDIN Yk New, & B ••• In the Produce ll Commencemeet of Mons. JULLIEN'S Concerts d'Ete on the same " • et-. 100/4 75 _ 76 75 76% little d y i ng, but p scale of splendour as at Drury-lane Theatre. the consequence of the impending elections in the DE SAINT PIERRE are to dat Havre on Do &N . - be inaugurate a . s ew. Lx. 20/.1 , 6% - 6 dis. 13% supple of the prince Promenade Concert conducted by M. Jullien. . ~ .. the 9th August next. Two days ago the bp rding Do. G . N . E . • pure. Engagement of that eminent cantatrice Miss Cicely Nott. aggregate, we rest satisfied, awaiting with implicit which 91 - P. 2% -2% die 7% % " E lsetillet'ce of the surrounded the two pedestals was removed. York &N. Mid.looLpd 5114 -52 se et% ee% 3% tieneeri Exhibition ot Dansen's Colossal Daylight View or MOUNT confidence the completion of the new Reform Par- T ug purposes ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS -Splendid th ese pedestals are of marble, and on one is the in- most descriptions, a and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's un- fitment. scription " Casimir Delavigne, born at Havre, the Aberdeen PIZErZWEINCIR . 101.1. W. all pe ~, _ firm. Rice has be, rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Concluding at I s e -. 4th April, 1793 ;" on the other, " Bernardin de Saint Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 3% : - moderate request, Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, representing the Interior ot the Mountain (the Pandemonium ot the Glowingaccounts have been proclaimed by the Vien- Pierre. born at Havre, 19th January, 1737." Caledonian, 10/. 1001 p 98 -- - 102 have been restricte( Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges ot Vulcan and his Cyclops, At Rouen the thermometer stood on Tuesday at 35 C a ss. Holyhd. all pd 19 At 'Liamburgh, I the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and a nese journals of the enthusiastic and affect locate recep- . Dundee, Per.,& Aberd. -20 bills on London wet Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiads receiving the tioa which the Emperor JOSEPH FRANCIS experienced 3-10 of centigrade, or upwards of 96 of Fahrenheit- Junction all pd s se eie M, ney was easy 1 Armour of Achilles. being three degrees higher than in Paris on that day. E. An 3/ 10s)6 pc. all rt --- -"` in request. Rail wa The menagerie now consists of several hundred specimens, In- from the people of Hungary during his recent parade The Bourse h .. was eavy, and both Government Securities Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. all p, e -3% -- The exports trom chide,: three elephants, two giraffe, four ostriches, two camels, lions, Sze. throughout that portion of the dominions of the House and ltailway Shares declined in price. The Four-and-a- Do. (7/175) 7p.c. 2 p . 7 - - included 60,777 tch Doors open from Nine A.R. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- of Hapsburg. Taking these court-newsman state- Half ler Cents. opened at 1031.15 c., and closed at 102 f. 90c, Eastern Counties Ex., • -"' In the Amsterdam ten at Rale-past Six. Fireworks about Ten. for the end of the month ; the Three per Cents, closed at 7'2f. sp. c., No. 1 all pd jai . Stock was tolerabl ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. ments cum gran sails haud exiguo, we car, at all •oc.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1 282f'. 50c. ; Rouen, 881 f. Do. No. 2 A ".". 2. P all pet 1% -1% p pm Cents. 'were 63%. • - Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 14 -- 1434 pm Mexican lower. 'ee _____non, 45af ; Basle - ,9ef. 50c.; Paris and Strasburg 615 f ; Eastern Union Scrip The English Se HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. EMPEROR to ingratiate himself' as tar as practicable Paris and Lyons, 75c.; the New Austrianl; • Guar. 6 et ....all * pected that, althoug Tins DAY -.Morning 3 min. after 7 I Evening 27 mar. after 7 oan, 94%. per c ....a p 16 le _ 16 ,„ To.Moitkow-Morning Si min. after 7 j Eeerune 21 mu. After 8 with the gallant and enthusiastic Hungarian PeoPlet BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS Al' THE Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p se "' ....... 74 . commenced last we • LONDON STOCK .EXCHANGE J ULY East Lancashire, 6 per evening's Gazette -s - - --- -.--' - - •- - ' ------ Tneir magnificent country, if lost to the Imperial . , B. Central of France (Orleans and V i erzon),ct. Quer. Shrs. all pd Consols have been 25-East Indian . ... -...... THE WEATHER,-Stns OFFICE, JULY 9. dynasty, would prove a death-blow to 26 _(;,r and Junction of France, 4%-1, b ' East & West Yorkshire uxem mug, 4- New Three-and-a THERMOMETER, Lai THE SHADE. empire, and there is Namur and Liege, 7-Northern of F rance, 2474 Pls Junction, 5th5...a1l pd 104 1 1 4. to %, ai the greatness of the , -. an. and • p & D 51 '" -. •••• 77-highest since noon yesterday. '1 was within ' P • d 0 Lyons; 1 i ea- aria an rleans,..so-Parts and Rouen, 351/ Edin., er. cc. 4 100%. to 10Pe• ] little doubt that such a pert -Paris and Strasbourg, .21%-Rouen 4 per cent. all pd South Sea Stock 59 - lowest this morning and during the night. and Havre. 13se a - a & s ew i a a Con 10 ••• ••-• - have been 695. to merely from no distant period imminent, not the Sambre and el l e v use, 6 5 / 8 --lours. and &ame n 12 1 n-W est s ' eB. 5* 01 - - ••• 81-fees day, at noon. Three per Cents. cot Louis KOSSUTH, but from the Flanders, 3%- estern of France, 8%. GL North. p. c. all pd 16 -- 16% 16 . SI A Isom mem, 50 - 09. genius and exertions of Do. 5p c. red. sc. all p 2 e .. Commissioners with ful ally of St. Peters- WIND S.S.E.-fine sunshiny weather. covert intentions of the power SPAIN. (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% .... 87 The Foreign Mar -- ' ----___ . s GL West. (Berks & ae, A been quiet at 26% of the 3d. e 4 • 'r 4.- . KOSSUTH'S Minister of tn e M. Szeraell E • Those journals state that Ex. 5 per cen ~.•- pd % and Brazilian Old I Debuts from the English squadron, 4 134 p 4 -vL ..' 7 %she , k•tenessee t . e s• GOV. fixed % 100/. pd in answer to certainpas-under the command till at 49 to in, an, . 6 ',- A, L.,. i.......,..~kb ~„.,, M Interior in HUngary, et e- - si`" e ensiense e, , tl 4 Ye the k lately published by the wretched into Malaga, but they do not say on what ' date. .Lancashire and York. ••• ' ••• Bonds have been d e e i _fr. el . 5. , ..70 , 7 , k-4,. s 5 ' %,` sages in the Nor :.-,-,, ~, e , ..,,,, Qgiers , ee ee. see e ,f, \\ R E finding himself charged by this The QUEEN was expected to make her public en- shire, F. 20/. ...61. pd % di , ..... , 118 %, Danish at 10 °la te n•- ree3e't 'r • MO S s'''' ''' ' -: --;-- k a. - --AY --1 GORGEY. SZBUE----, Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p .. 7 a P .5% e..tranu into the capital late in the evening The Railway Shr e - ..s offered the crown of Hungary to from Aran-• - ... esesn. person w ish having Suez, and troops had been placed in the streets to l• 6 Leeds Northern, per . e , _ there is an improv , ontent himself with a formal w 4 The lllO cent. No. 1 13/. pd .. ''' Western, Great Nor the CZAR, does not c the y. KING was to accompany her MAJESTY, Do. Do. No. 2 17/.pd .. ..- *** Br itish, and South .b , denial of the statement, but gives a plain narrative Of and the royal party were to proceed to the chur ch of Do. No. 3 61. Do. 1/. - ram nit • the actual occurrencee on this point. H . e asserts th a t At io e c ea t o h ea r a s a lve Regina, before entering the LDo.dttnrs.irl g we e pd e . e _ "I. 1848...91. (gold e. .... ... quite so A goo.. Gold Mines are st e. ---- GORGEY was the first an y d onl person in Hungary to p , The Bank of St. Ferdinand had called 5 per cent. -1001. pd - ",v• made by the Russian COln- a general Do Pr 5p c. Stk. 10041 ." *-- ••• . Consols for 0 LONDON, FRIDAY. JULY 9, 1852. whom overtures wer e meeting of its shareholders to declare the dividend that it was be who fi rst in Hun- o * . 5 18 ." .-- ••• D . Con. pee 52 all mender-in-Chief, and for the y e a r. It was to amount to 3 per cent. only. Do. IsT.Gr. 6p c 100/. p ... •= "' • ' eltICEs OF BRITIS • ---EO.----. by t he offer of the re Beak Stock .. s• these overtures - • Everything promises admirabl in the electioneer y - glary responded to dence of GuRGEY sent to the Per Cents., et 224 ,; the Debt of the first class, at 10%; and Nunet.) 5 p.c. 1 3% pd , _ ,. , 3 Air Cent. Ik:dn.:ie( orres on crown. In the c P then that of the second, at 5 7-16. Ln. & S.W. Co 3d5.5/. p 3% .... i. • , . 8 Der Cent. Consols ing struggle for the advancement of the cause of her retired S d' had Government, whichLou.Lon. & En. 1 ,4 Sh. all pl3_ 18 P st MAJESTY'S Opposition. With one or two astoundingea rs , a letter to Marshal PASKE- Man., Sheff., & Linen. % . none Anne. to expir there it a GERMANY. Ditto 30 years, Js exceptions, the returns are in the highest degree fa. was, PPQr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 10 % -11 -' ._ . South Sea Stock .••• following which contained the passage :- A letter from Dresden, of the Ist inst., says- Do. New, 10/....a1l pd 13 _ 13 1! •'. 'Durable to the interests of the antagonists of the WITCH, • of - e. Conso le t or Accout " Ia the interests ark. A with the object a pacifies- " Yesterday morning, the lung and Queen of Saxony, Do. 6/. 3/. pd 1 _,,, ` 1 - Tory Government. No wonder, therefore, that the effected for the kingdom of Hun- the Queen or Prussia, the Prince and Princess John, , Mid. Con. 6 plOO/. P'AP ' exchequer Bills 13 I,oooe .• lion os • p sinie to be Con. B i &IV -* -"• Do. r►s• Ir e • . upholders of the existing Cabinet are making the and the Princesses Sidonia, Anne, Amelia, and Augusta,• - Small, ti to Ca tain gary, I have communicated secre y p er cent., 1001. d 15 0 . most of the opportunity still remaining to them, went by a special vain on the Sago - B o h em i an Railway 6 P P - 152 concerning the manner in which Do. rewash Val. all p .. _ , . PRICES OF FORE and are consequently exulting loudly at the defeat B d bach where met the Caroline of KoKAROPT, myideas COD . to uen , t hey Empress Do. Leic. &Swanning. • ••• .- •- . • irazilian Bonds. 5 1 of a distinguished Liberal, and a yet more dis. that might be done. " l d To which passage of his letter Austris, widow of the Emperor Francis ~ who ha the 29 h and left in the 8 per c. Guar. IOOL p ... _ se... Ditto, Small - tinguished P • resulting Flom the triumphant eelite, GORGEY added in his own hand the following anno- arrived there on the evening of ,Do. Preference ...5/. p afternoon of the following day for Reichstadt. The par -te n 5% Norfolk Eaten.- all pd 22% - 231 4 ' Chitin Bonds 6 p Danish Bonds, 18: return of two Ministerial candidates by the great te . tion :-." Let it serve for the information and con - royal party returned to Dresden in the evening. This Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 51 4 _ 6 Ditto, 5 per cat constituency of Le I Neither can it be matter of the Government sideration - visit is said to be connected with the approaching mar- al. 2 Do. Wavny. V 1. p / i 4 ..... . Illseleas 5 ...er r e tverpoo • ish 100/. d 11 Emperor Francis Joseph with the Princess North Brit _ _ p 0 - for astonishment-that nication a lluded consists h erein, that Huegary riage of the Em 112% 111% 1 Ditto, 3 per Ce result of the contest at Green- . to eons ) eidori _ a of North Stafford....all pd e. Peruvian tionds, 1 driven to b i Saxony." . 1' Wor Sr, Wol., 15/ --- ••• wick, where the D • R erbytte our has been accepted ay would prefer to accept for her king a° A telegraphic dispatch, received at Vienna from oe . • , • p cent.... 12% IA 2 - I Portuguese 6 per • in preference either Admiral S ' to STEW ART or Alder- Russian prince to an Austrian, and that PASKEWITCH Buda, stares that on Vie 24 the EMPEROR passed D 6 ifte er ditto ... 31. pd 2 2%p 14% , ; Ditto. 4 per COD man SALOMON 9. Besuch yond excels shouldat midnight tional causes for put himself on this subject in communication through Comorn and Gran, and arrived . . Shrews. & Bite N.G. all- 2%p 10 3 h - 11% Russian Bonds - ' - - -• •• .I Ditto, 4 1 4 per nil- Shrews. & Ches. (N.W., with the Hungarian G t -(Signed)- on board a steamer at Buda, which had been illu ''• •• , Sardinian Bonds, . self-gratulation, however ) the Tories have only overnmen . neted in • expectation of his coming. His MAJESTY Min.) 8 per c... : a . 11 Pdl 17% -18 ARTHUR e •-• •• ;', • 1 S west, e per 4,.. , ,p GORGBY." After GORGEY had taus o pened South Devon ......all 1 P d l 16 % - 16% • •...,, . • Ditto. 3 pee Get reason to bewail in all directions the extra the affair Count CAsiM Pt nd SZEMERE , was received by the Ministers of War and Fereance, Do New 1 % Pd lidis . ordinary victories achieved b y t he Opposi - IR e..A.TTHININY a exeneral DEGEIsFELD, Major-General Baron Ll'S"' St Et4%it e. 101• pd - % P i ' ~.. , • • Venezuela Bonds. 1 ' iDividends( time. It must be remembered, nevertheless, were sent to enter into negoti a ti ons with the etuss an and Prince DE LICUTENsTam. Oa the following day e York. li bt . ll - . * 4p c gd. all 20 - ••• -- 21 Austrian,. 5 per I commander, and it was in the character of diplomatic the EMPeRoR visited the shipbuilding-yard, from Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c as some kind would be ßelgian. 4 Le i , per C o eb eeee __ , n of explanation, of what . . Francois Joseph steamer was launched in , • , 1 185 G all la the !tittle., y • ~... . p ~.,. _ ... envoys that they addressed themselves to Merehal wh ic Dutch 234 per Cs ition ,_,, Waterford& Kilkenny, erniete 7 1 explicable, that the ranks of that Opposit i on EASKEWITCH. " But " his presence. . Ditto 4 per • eve , says the writer, "we never 6 per cent. 3/. IA % I __ irfi dis . a. several cl united prin- -- -------- cipan y nee asses of politicians - made offer of the crown, althoussee ne. GoRORY V • d the 1 r•I Charles Mathews, York, New. & Bor. all p 102 - 104 . ' • - Madame estris an e volt tie e tl one env the doe-Lit) V D'S S I trines leen the maintenance of us to do ess, saying thatwithou t Lane Theatre, will on Monday next take leave of Do. Do ....... 5/. pd 4% -5% pressed 1 ' . of Free Trade, Drury York &N. Midland H. • • LONDON, JULY 9.- anti-Miniet„ee• e • Within the catalogue of the this offer all negotiation would be •" at ' • friends and patrons for the present season, the well eS. se , vain. their been clear sun h Radicals ists are ances being for the benefit of Mr. Allcreft add o• Parch. we P_d' % --- 1 p 10% 1 • , y weather. and .„ se selected perform , designated , "impulsed bolh Whigs i.uus ..Lungary was on the brink of being transferred well-known catering for the ~ blleFoaD JULY 7 ro eee s wh e name alone, from his • 'ven te d, ,' compact body call e d • „ " tr- -Liberals; and th e E•• domination, had not HAYNAU'S rid-- os a n intellectual enteriainmeriL The bill in- LINES LEASNID AT IMILEXI It ZINTAiII. Rill - ' bld. Beater Liber al-Con reel' te. servatives 1- ' nth • known 83 to ussien the battles of Sze • h from Pesth, and and eludes the ta lentedensures Vestris. Clara Novelle, Mdlle. Favanti, - gdove, Halifax / 1 Leasing -------------- brie 7 ' ~ wiaere erwisemare and the justly admired English tenor, Railway& , Nominal Prices. Busine, sa Barb' Toe, eueic 8. nate minorit Com ' pantes.adiie ed to prevent the accomplishment Charles Mathews,ue the e'onnanibula, aided by y-that is restricteda°, With the unfortu- swar interven llini's opera of ,to-day. " . .e p 8 . lieve-s • • in the obsolete sue s , Tense Sims Reeves. M . s Clara Novelle, and other------ -___- g rou nded -oxnT, JULY orabl to the be- cond ucted between GORGET and v ocalization of is Bdf. & Bitch all p Lon.&N.W -.-............... systEra of pro toe • Y of the intrigues . the brilliant haracter, will be given. . , ..... ~ , s , _ ... es on a reef te supporters consequent) cu e ,. GoRGET, it will be seen, pressed the pieces ot a pleasing character, eine& Oxf.,gua. all Gt. Westn. 31 -82 lug the 30th June, an b • Administration, Ylta 3' , Per fas et no f Natural) and to the tut. of a Der- P ASK RWITCH. transfer on the envoys, and were it THE FIRE ON , Boettn THE INDUS.-The damage Do. without, all pi Do. - go% aeregers saved. rants • s steam-ship Indus, which Bir.Wolv. & Dud., said by the latter, in Y enough it , • t „ o f the t done to the Oriental Com.pane pd-tevee, JUNE 29.- reference W ill ❑b e necessi e 'al of the Austrians strength and caug h t . . , b fire in Wigram a s i p-yard on Sunday last, is more guar all pd Do. - 31% . Navin jority put ine jority secured by to the enor their op un , t . 3 ‘°114 m a- not for the retriev P n the victory of Tette , s war it is serious than it . was at first thought. The damage is now Do, without, all p Do. r 15 000/ and it will delay her B le hhll L &N Wl9 29 % - 30% • a ss vi ne been on shore which have already taken pena in the electi on , • cons e quent 0- . . estimated at about 12,001 e. or ~ •• uc ing as, .a p i on. . % - 19% 19 , e e'aee, JULY 8.--A place, that th . prestige, coDse n‘iderations of ambition co , . mail line to oor three months. Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledonian 51 -53 e ' ll could alone have been • • e result is e n, v Nether co . mpietion for the Al exa ndrian . • ' ann ah ;Charles, Bu 1 on the 20it of E L' e 52;,e anticipated i at ery doubtful w the naiad of She was to have aken out the Indian Mai in., gua. 6 per 1 others in i rt, Shaw, Port ' hose al d It i I ed * k October next , if the accident had not happene . s ear cent. all pd Gt. Northnel.4B - 152 one Kong; Cato, being mainle in the larger towns and elections would not h overborne aye liable w ee - ms.nufa. c t ut i , the one of whose an cleat the fire w as not accidental. Gloncest. & Dearil LIVERPOOL Jut .Y constituencies. "Waituntil R.ussian AUTOCRAT, Forest, all elltat.Weetni. 32% field e e S the county voter t'- oration, and Austria Deeen or SIR EDWARD Triouseon, G.C.B.- • , P ' - 33 % 33% , ()nes, ►Rto (era . spoken out," they will say, " and then , h„, nes-es is a hankering after an n . h This the 3d instant, at the Ilartlepl. Da. & j Yk. New. ber g , r s Quebec. Sid. rejoice if you would have f h e r rig t arm. venerable gentleman died on Railw. all di &Berw. ••• - ••• . -sone e• • can over the conquest of her MAJESTY'S G, found herself deprived 0 - . ••• P _ i s ~b eeeng; Bier .veroment." :Motives of •° i hsrefure Induce . [lull & Selby all p 1 k. &N.A. . 113 - 114 • -atean Guatemala . This we admit at once would be all fair e: calculating policy !nue , diplomat is affairs from a very early.age, and filled, in addl. ie e r , Do. Hal • *ll Do &c., to the i i 56 -57 ~ w York ; North S E:: ae en the you • ntt lee •t• ossible, the tion to minor o ffi ces, those of Britiati enveY, Do . Nes.,a p D . Quarts., all p . o. ordinary inference. But under existing eircum ' Penton to draw cloely, 1. P' . e Courts of L isbon, St to i oceao,w and Rio. In 1816 he was L . stances ' l ' s between eeds &13rdf al i• Midland ilOB 110 een the •• • ; a nd strive y Siionmiva, JuLi 109% we cannot but regard the position of te• hip . • adjoining cuautt.es, th e created a Privy Counciller, and ' in 1822 he received the Lon ." .- • - . & Grenw., all S. Eastern-, 13 - 13% theusen, lie*ruesend• ouize es ex i itions of course - e to &eV/ order of G.C.B. Terse years subsequently he w as . out- p f 11 d D - 26% . PLYMOUTH, JULY altogether different. The advece , es of the Derby j ani . n . ---Y and s eclemeucy ill n l thorised to accept the title of Cende de Casaelhasa in Pur- Hunger Ito Is contented 'l' e. iluce and so "' S r r had been conferred upon him by the Lowestoft. , gua. 4 • jr‘ag°' Smith, Bueno Cabinet are, of course, strongest, numerically speak. any lurkin h PP g ~, to I which honour ge , per cent...all pd Norfolk - 20 , szuebec. Sid. Edwa in •,, • g, among the county constnuenctes. Yet from the gho that mi ht be Es ished in tne breast of NICHOLA.S g c .er Monarch of that country. The deceased gentleman was educated at Pembroke 11911, Cambridge, where he was third Do. r 6 p. et , all Do. Miedles - ter'& * Red! ••• -„, , FAL3IOUTIL JULY situation in which the principal among the members priating so rich ' and 0- and his councillors of ap pi in wrang er 1789. Ile was a native of Devonshire. car, 6p. c., all p Stktn &Dar -.-- „, Tarragona. Off port WATERFoRD JUL a enviable a prize.sday lot Mr. . BEULAH SPA.-On Wedne , N. &E. 5 p. c., all E. Counties 63 -65 Lima, New Yor'k. that Cabinet have placed themselves, we are cora- Were there a similar TOE polled to display Lombardy, apprehension anticipate but an indifferent of there might be like with regard too f Regent-street, gave of fasters, his opening dinner, having Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. lessee of these beautiful gardens. The corn- Do. F. 5 p.c.all pd Do, - ••• : QuEEeerower, Jul Ichaboe. Off port, 1, enthusiasm a politic d* 1 3 become among the crowd of agriculturists. august and paternal condes ' tsp ay la tely - Prestn. &Ntryre. f L&N.IV I LoNDoNDERRY, J Protection theycense:in, but, accordiog to WY, w hich beauties of the gardens, sat down to a most excellent all paid 1 f *** - - St. eon's, New B have " given the go-by" so very all accounts, the state of that kingdom , coolly that i s as i n g the , fall the good things of the season. The Do.lllves, A, all p Do. unfortu- 'sting o ... - ... p , . ---- I we do not believe the country party whl state as ever. Wholesale arrests repast, n"si ts lately effected by Mr. Masters have been on a Read., Guildf., and muster very are the order ~ numer ous i • their favour. However day) bespeaking the deep diss • - yin of the improvemens,ve , i scale; the natural attractions have been Reigate ... all pdiS. Eastern 26% - 26% 26% i MearLEnort E J , atisfac most octet dby MOM, judicious artificial means, parti- Roy. & Hit., 6% 1 p.Gt.Northn.•lso - 162 A drew a very good ho that may be in the agricultural districts, • it country with ' tion of the its oppressive Government greatly impro ve depa rtme n t, and altogether possesses at- Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. . 150 - 152 , went off with the ut is tolerably cert ' the cons • , and " he lineal and we may safely predict She Rth. & Goole, • . with Tom Matthews, am that many of the consciousness of the latter of the im ' cularly t highest order ; counties in England, Wales, and Scotland will of its danger. The tortes nunence tractions of the ement of Mr. Masters will become sp. c., 18 .]1.6p,1an & Yks see and Miss Masiall, espondent of a Mornin g C on . that, under the able nia4 and a delightful resort for all S. StatFdsh ,er 'l l 4 •• ** l * -- **. die. 20% drew down cordial follow in the wake of that largest of all the consti. temporary gives a list of 47 persons taken up t a Pl-ea of fashionable resort . i see " se as greetly heightened by bands Wmatett 16. A pi IrAt.tilean % B% a • Pc. all'Stckt& Dar ... - ... • artistes were also wa tnencies in the United lei ng dMantua, containing the a classes. The who e s , . and the company appeared Do. do. e , ' ' delight of the audio Nest om, the Riding- names of clergy, landed pro- of music, minstrels, and gipaiete . all rid Do .. 1 32% - 32% ,32 IL 34 ~. and Mr. H. Lewis. Catinguisbed as the const*tertsinraeuts which abound Do. do. ... all NI • .... to relish e much the diversified ea , Do. ...... ... - ... , ituency returning mcgA " prietora, and . persona in the better clasaea of goo* ie t„„ . Tilt s k - vras remarkably well J In thie delightful retreat, -Sent, all ?IQ& Whin, 106 0. 0 107 .107 1034 ovory mining. ta Railways. 1 Nomins 1 Prices. Bae•inesi done to-day. •••••••...1•INNIMMII..1 .. Cent. France (0.V.) all 24% —25 % Cbarl. & Erquel. all pd 14 —l6 Demerara all pd • . —. • Durch Rhenish...B/. pd . 2% —2% die. 5 1 ,E Ea.t Indian 18/. td 6% —6% p 26% Do. Do 20/. pd . , —,' , Gt. Indian Penin. all p I% --1% p 6% Do. Do. .4% pd .., ~, p Grad-June. of Frit. 4pd ... ... Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg l3l. pd 4% —,, 5 5 4% Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 8% —4% 4% 4 Do. ll, pd % % Do. (Canal) 2t. pd % —3% Maria Antonia 27i pd 8 9 Do. New 8 1 ,¢ pd 2% —3% Namur & Liege all pd 6% 7 6 3, 4 7 / 4 North. of France,l6l.pd 243. 4 —25 24% Do. 20L 3p. c. Bds, all p 13 3 / 4 —l4 13% Orleans & Bor 11/. pd 5% —5% p 16% Paris & Lyons 10L pd 7% —7% p 17 % % Paris & Orleans all pd 50 —52 Paris & Rouen ...all pd 34% 353( 35 Paris & Stras. ...all pd 24% 24% 24% % Rouen & Havre...all pd 13% 13% 13% Ys Sambre &Meuse all pd 6% -. 6% 6% % St. Andrew's & Qeebec (A) 4l. pd . —.. ' Tours & Nantes 171. pd 5 4; 2 dis. West Flanders...B%-pd 8% —3% 3% % West. of France 6L pd 2% —2% p , . MINES. - Ages Fria all pd % % p 1% Anglo-Californian, all p % % p r Asturian 151. p ... —. . Australasian 2/. pd % .1 p Australian 51. pd •% % Austr. Freehold all. pd- --%•--r-- % dis. Ave Maria all pd % --- A dis. Elaenarvon I. &C. all p . . ... Brit. Anstr. Gold all pi y 4 die. par British Iron 13/. 15s. p , . . Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 1' 2 A Do. Coca. &Ctn. all c Do. St. Job. del R.. 15/. .. .., • ... ... x.d Carson's Creek 411)o I,fi -.. X p Cobra Copper ...401. pd 44 —46 • Colonial Gold 1/ pd % % p 1 Copiapo 14/ p o , -- ... 5% Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p tidia. par General all Nl' ~, '.... Gold Mountain all pd % -_- ii die. Great Polge th all pd 1% -, 1% p Lake Bathurst all pd % A die. Liberty.. all pd 1% -- 2% p Lon. & Cal.. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd '34 % die. % Maxi. &S. Amer. 9/. p 4% 5 New Granada all pd %-- % die. al,, Nouveau Monde, all pd % % p 1% Port Philip l/. pd % % p Quartz Rock all pd %-- % dis • Santiago de Cuba 10% 11% 12%, 12 5 /0 South Australian, 1 pa % die par Tin Croft 7l, pd 11 % 12 11% United Mexican all pd 2% —2% 2 West Mariposa sll pd % % di s Yuba, 1%. JOINT-STOLE BANNS. Australasia all pd 53 —54 l Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 59' —6l Colonial 25/. pd 14% 15% Corn. of London 20/. pd 25 2 63 / 4 Lon. & County 201. pd .., ....... . London Jt. Stk.lo/. pd 18 1 8 3 % , Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 31 —32 Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd 43 44% Do. New .. .. . 10/. pd Nat. of Ireland 2 2 4 p 18% —2O Orient. Bk. Corp all pd 86 37 3 / 4 Prov. of Ireland 251 p 4644.-47% Do. New ... ... . all pd 16 % 17 % Union of Austral all pd 46 —47 49 Do New 2% pd 4 5 Union of London 101, p 16' --17 .- Union of Madrid all pd ... ... MISC3III.X.ANEOUB. Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p 2 —2% Canada , 32% pd 50 —5 l Copper Mi ners of Eng land ':' ..;- .251. pd ... •• —• ....• Do dm' lO4 pd ..- • '" Eastern - Stearn...2s. pd . ! ''"-- ._ • X Pm. Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 2 . 8% 2 . 9 'Cidn•Screw Steam Ship- ' • P lu g CenPmv,.so/. e l t . Irish 13.-troot Sug. 2fr p ..z , — ' % Penin. &Or. St. all pd 82 .• 83.% 80 Do. Do. ...151. pd 35% 86% Royal Mail Stm. 60!. pd 78% 7,-- 79 Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/ " • . - - ,MONEY and commERCIA.L NEW, ONEY and -COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. ~T he sale of Cotton at Liverpool-yesterday were estimated' at-s,ooo•bales, of which 500 American were taken for export. The market. was quiet, and prices were rath er in favour of buyers, • The sales comprised 4,000 American, 250 Peznam and;Marenham, at 6 % d. to 7d.; 150 Egyptian, at 6tAd. to 10d.'; and 400 Surat, at 3 3 / 4 d. to 454t.L. per lb.—Railway Shares wer e th i n, • In the Produce Markets. Aids week there has been very little doing, h u t prices haye not . been much affected, the euPPIV-of the. principal staples being judiciously in „consequence of the, absence of so many dealers for elec. tioneeriug purposes._ Sugar, has , been rather cheaper for most descriptions, arid Coffee has been exceedingly dull, but firm. Rice hai been quiet, Saltpetre at full rates, Tea in moderate request, ;and Tallow lower. Of Cotton the sales : have been restricted;and prices !five not been supp red. At llambrirgh,• Mat Tuesday, the rate of exchange for bills on Condon was again 13 514, and the price of gold 428. Money was easy Funds and Preference Shares were,in more in request. Railway Shares were doll_ Coffee was quiet. The exports trom Archangel this year, to the 23d of June, included 60,777 tchetwerts Of rye; 'among other articles. In the Anisterdam Stock 'Markel', on the 7th inst., Dutch Stock was tolerably animated. The Two-and-a-Elalf per Cents: 'were 63%. • • Spanish Binds were supported, and Mexican lower. Venezula were feebler. The 'English Stock Market is••improving, and it is ex pected that,•although the quarterly payments of Government commenced last week, the-Bauk.of England return in this evening's Gazette will show an increased amount of specie. Consols have been ION to %, but are now 100% %. The New Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. have been marked 110 4 1 4- to .%, and the Three per - Cents. Annuities 100%. to 101%. Bank Stock ..has risen; to 226 U, and South Sea Stock is ,at Excbquer-bills of June have been 695. to 72a. 'Premium. Investments in Reduced Three'per Cents. continue to be made by the National Debt COmMiSsionerS with the proceeds of moneys received for Life and Terminable Annuities. The Foreign Market has been dull. Mexican Bondi have" been quiet at 26% to %; Chilian Six per Cents. at 107 ; and Brazilian Old at 101%. Spanish 'lhree per Cents. are dull at 49 to ih, and the Deferred at 22 to U. Portuguese FOur par Cents. have been quiet at 30 2 . Austrian Bonds have been done at 82 ,, c, Russian Five per Cents. at 118 %, Danish at 107, and Dutch at 63% ex dividend. The Railway Share Market has been more buoyant, and there is an improvement in the value of Midland, Geat W estern, Great Northern, Caledonian, South-Western, North British, And South-Eastern. Foreign Shares have not been quite so good. Gold ' alines are very quiet. - - - _ QUARTER TO THREE. Consols for Opening 100 i buyers. ONE CLONING PRICES OF BRITIsII FUNDS O'CLOCK PRICES' B 4111( S t o ck ............ . 3 )er Cent. R e d u oed Anna. lO O 7 /8 1% 100 7 /e 101 0 Der Cent. C ons ols Annuititst.. New ,„, 31 4 per Cent. Assns . .. Long A-nna. to expire Jan.lB6o . Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5,1860. 6 34, South Sea Stock Console 'or Account • lO O%4Ns 4;xchequer Bine, 130. March. .. ..... .. ....... ... Shia'', 634 110% 100%, June. 69 72 p 76 79 p ONE PRICEN OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. `trazilian Bonds. 5 per Cent. 101 1 A Ditto, Small 4 CLOs, r G ry . 10114 101% 107 Chilian Bonds 6 per Cent lO7 Danish Honda, 1825, 3 per Cent. -- Ditto, 5 per cent. 111-xicar. 5 ..er en , 1846 ... Ditto, 3 per Cent......_ 26% Peruvian bonds. 1849, 6 pereOeut — Portuguese 6 per Cents. Ditto. 4 per Cent. Russian Bonds 26% 105% 38!4 118 v,, 10.13 ex ii 94% _ Ditto, 4 1 4 per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. S i.irulti .§ per ~ .grit. lti4o Ditto. 8 per Cent Venezuela Bonds. 3% per Cent — Dividends on the above payable in Loneori. Austrian, 5 per Cent ......... Belgian. 4t,? per Cent. ... Dutch 24 per Cent. 12 Guild.... 63 C3',‘ , x o Ditto 4 per k :not. Cartallniate A ... _ —1461 A LLOYD'S SH I PPING—( HIS DAY.' LONDON, JULY 9. T Wind at noon E., light airs, and fine clear sunny weather. blit.,FoaD, JULY 7 Wind N.—Arrd. Sarah, Fraser , Ss j'annah. Sid. Beaton,— Galatz ; Sophia, Cape of Good Hope; Itingdove, Halifax, Nova Scotia. IkasTot., JULY 8. —Wind N.E.—Acrd. Caroline, Barby, flarbacb WS. CRONSTADT, JULY I.—The Diana, from Libau to this port, g r ounded on a rest off the north point of Lescar, during a fog the 10th June, and remains; she is leaky; crew and pas sol!ers saved. itvat, JUNE 29.—The Marie Rosalie, from Havre to Sr. vetrsburgh, put into the ro adstead 27th June rather leaky , having v ing been on shore on the island of Oevel. JJRAL, JULY B.—Wind E. by N.—:Arrd. Genevia, Ila vannab ;• Charles, Buenos Ayres; Otilla, Quebec. Sld. Kith r iliont, Sh aw , P o rt 'Philip; North Star and Earl Of Derby, "g Kong; Cato, St. Vincent. l avxttpoor., JULY 8 —Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. Ellen High. field, j(me s Ri o Grande; Adler , Grell , Porto Rico; Tons. talg, Quebec. Sld. New Wo r ld , New York ; Confuciu4, ong Kong • Bleny, Ceylon; Ambassadress , Acapuloc ; kan, Guatemala •, Byron, Monte Video; Philadelphia, frw York ; N o rth America, and John J. Jarvis, Boston ; ambria at,d Lady of the Lake, St. John's, New Brunswick. SIIOREII AM , JULY B.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Helena, Nor theusen, lieruosand. PLYMOUTH, JULY 8.- Wind light and variable.—Arrd. St. Jago, Smith, Buenos Ayres; Oriental and Roslin Castle , Quebec. Sld. Edward Parry. Adelaide, Smith Australia. FAL3IOUTII, JULY B.—Wind variable.—Sld. Mystery, Tarragona. Off port. Hayti, Robertson, Jacmel. WATERFORD ' JULY 7.—Wind N.N.E. to N.N.W.— S id. Lima, New York. QuEEesTowx, JULY 7.—Wind N.—Arrd. Essen, Roxbv , Ichaboe. Off port, Emma, Towel], Newfoundland. LONDONDERRY, JULY s.—Arrd. British Queen, Cabena, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Anna, Dorotnea, Reinsted, Christiansand. MARTLEIIoNE THEATRE.—Mr. Cormack's 'benefit drew a very good house last evening, a n d t h e entertainments went off w ith the utmost spirit . In th e pan omime scenes with Tom Matthews, and in his pas de dear witn:Mdlle. Fal ser and Miss Massall, Mr. Cormack s ar mi -a hI4 performance drew down cordial and reputed plan Ns = Those other artistes were also warmly appreciated, and 7 eat was th e delight of the audience at the comic 1.0 ver of Mies E. Terrey and Mr. 11. Lewis. The spctaele of Cherry and) Fair Star was remarkably well got up, and i 3 tuunturxd fwirepolitim orgy maw& - L l' :REIGN.. 1852. NEWS.-L(THIS DAY.) coRN EXCHANGE-FRIDAY. The present week's arrival of English Wheat up to our market, coastwise, has been very moderate, viz., 2,670 quarters. By lend c trriage, the receipts of that grain fresh up to-aay were limited, and the show of samples of both red and white were small; nevertbeless, the demand for all kinds, owing to the thin attendance of buyers, and the pre vailing flue weather fur the growing crops, ruled heavy in the extreme, and Monday's prices were nominally unaltered. The imports of foreign Wheat have amounted to 9,410 quar ters. All descriptions were very dull in sale, but we have no change to notice in the quotations. Floating cargoes of grain were quite neglected. Egyptian Wheat 28a per quarter. No English Barley was brought forward, but the supply of Foreign was good. Only a moderate business was doing, yet prices were well supported. Malt —the show of which was limited —moved off slowly, at late rates. We were well supplied with Oats, all kinds of which moved off heavily, and low qualities were a shade lower. Beans and Peas sold at previous quotations. In Flour next to nothing was doing. ARRIVALS THIS WEER. Wheat. Barley. i Malt. Oats. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sacks English ...... 2,670 1,490 1,180 2,560 Irish •• •• •• •• 360 1,520 rorehrn ...... I 9,410 5,180 21,320 1 580 smxTritrzin.a. The supply of Beasts on offer in to•day's market was sea sonably- extensive as to number, but very deficient in qua lity. All breeds were dull in sale, at a decline in the prices of Monday of 2d per 81bs, the best Scots having sold at 3s 8d per 81bs. With Sheep we were fairly supplied. The de mand for that description of stock was steady at late rates. Lambs, the numbers of which were extensive, moved off readily at an improvement in value of 2d per Blbs. We had a very dull inquiry for calves. Inferior Veal gave way 2d per 81bs. The Pork trade was exceedinglv inactive. Mulch Cows moved off slowly at - fidrit - 16/ to' 191 each, including their small Calf. Per Bibs. to sink the Offal. S. d. to 8. d. s. d. to 8. d Interior Beastil..... 2 4 2 6 Inferior Sheep •... 210 3 0 Second quality .. •• 2 8 210 Second qual. Sheep 3 2 3 4 ?rime large Oxen.. 3 0 3 4 Curse-woolledditte3 6 3 8 Prime Soots •••• • • 3 6 3 8 Southdown Wether 310 4 0 barge coarse Calves 2 6 3 2 bitte out of the wool ti 0 0 0 Prime small ditto .. 3 4 810 Large Bogs •••• .. 2 8 3 4 Suckling Calves • .18 0 53 0 irnall Porkers .... 3 6 3 8 Lambs ...... •• • • 4 2 5 2 Quarter old Pigs .•I6 0 19 0 TOTAL SUPPLY AT m A RIKET. Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. Pigs. 1,064 10.600 498 I 400 FOKEIGIe lIIPPLY. Beasts i Shee 1,600 p. Calves. I Pigs, I 310 120 NEWGATE AND LEADEzruazz. The trade ruled heavy, and in sume instances prices had a do wnward tendency. At per stone by the Carcase. a. d. to 11. d. 1. d. to s. d. Beef, Interior.....• 2 2 2 4 Mutton, inferior .. 2 6 2 8 :Addling .. •• 2 6 2 8 I-- middling.. 210 3 4 primelarge .. 210 3 0 prime .• •• 3 6 3 8 prime small .. 3 2 3 4 Pork, large.... •• .• 2 6 3 2 Veal" •• •• •• 2 6 38 I small.. .• •• •• 3 4 8 6 Lamb. 4. Od to 58 Od. BORMIGII HOP IKAILICET. Accounts from Worcester state that the fly has increased to some extent ; but from Sussex and Kent the advice' are favourable. Fur all kinds of Hops the demand is heavy, and prices are almost nominal. Sussex Pockets, 108 s to 125 s per cwt.; Weald of Kent, 120 s to 1455; Mid and East Kents, 130 s to 140 s; Yearlings, 70s to 108 s; Old Olds, 22s to 50s. _ _ t7o&ore - 14tir.. SUGAR.—There has been very little brought to sale during the present week, and buyers have been equally inactive, in consequence of the attention paid to the elections. Barba does, at auction, has sold quietly at about previous rates : good yel lo w , 36s to 37s d ; b m e i e d n , 3 in 3s d6edmd fo toa demand s6r home m a n e d fiue grainy, 43 e 6d . R efined con sumption : low to fine grocery at 47s and 50s. EAST ligni.A.—Mauritius has been dull, and only about 6 has half of 8,100 bags offered publicly found buyers, at rather lower rates. Fine and very- fine yellow, 35s to 38s • good mid to good, 33s 6d to 343 6d; and good and fine brown, 283 6d to 31s. Bengal also went rather lower by auction : fine white Benares, 37s 64 to 393 6d; fair grainy white, 42s 6d ; and soft brown, 255 6cl to 265. Madras has been dull: soft brown at 24s 6d to 26+; and low yellow at 2654 d. FOREIGN.—Tbe supply has been scanty, and prices have been without alteration. Coreen.— Very little has been done in this market, but the quotations generally have been firm. Native Ceylon has been dealt in privately at 44s to 44s 6d for low and good ord. Publicly there has been'nene of this description or of Plantation iffered, and 2,4 , 2 bags of R,O were all taken in at 40, to 41s for good and fine ord. SPICES. Sales have been made in Nutmegs at 4s 2d for flue, and 2s to 2s 9d for ord to mid. Mace has reali-ed 2s 4d to 2s 5d for mid. Cloves have been sold at 10 yzd to Is. Good White Pepper has realised B%d p,r lb. RICE —There has been a dull matket, but prices have re mained about the same. Bengal low mid and mid 93 to 10s, and good and fine lOs to lls. ARROWROOT.— St. Vincent's partly sold at 3d to 4 . d per lb for mid to good, and at 6d for fine. Bermuda was taken in at Is to is sd, and Jamaica at 4d per lb. Pearl Sago mid and good small sold a- 168 6d to 17s per cwt. rath o e r r L o wer N.—Th rates.e sales leave be en li m i ted pr i vate l y an d a t COCRINEAL—This article has been firm at an advance of ld per lb. Honduras 3s 8d to 3s lld tor ord to tine silvers, and Mexican bold silvers, 3s 8d to 3s 9d. TEA.—For ord Coneou the, a has been buyers at full rates, but me much has been done in other sorts. SALTPETRE. —Ful I prices have been obtained. Bengal at auction tun. realised 25M 6d to 26a lid for low to mid S to 17 per cent. refraction, and 27s 6d to 29s tor good and Mae 2 to 6 per cent. reirectien. TALLOW.—Thw market has been very dull and the prices are heavy. P. Y. C. on the spot 381 and town 36s 6d per cwt. GREEN FRUIT. —The warm weather has cleared the market of Oranges. Lemons are in request, and the stock is abort. A cargo of Pine Apples, ex Trinity )echt, from the Wes-. Indies, part sold by Keeling and Hunt at public wale, realised good prices, the condition helog fine. The stock of Nuts is diminishing. Barce:ona 'educed to a small quantity, bies.ina to a few bags, Black Spsnish finished, Stnyrna au- Itirely out of first bands, excepting one parcel of old. WESTMLN l'Ett ELECTION. (THIS DAY.) • DECLARA rION OF TuE POLL. The remit of the poll La. the Westminster election was offisially declared from the hustings in Covent-garden this atterno.m. Sir John Shelley was the first candidate in at tendance, and his reception was warm and enthusiastic. The Hon. Baronet, who came alone on horseback wore a large dark crimson rosette. Mr. Otningliam arrived next, accom panied by several of his influential supporters, and was greeted with partial applause. Sir De Lacy Evans, although one of the successful candidates, seemed to be still un- P o pular with the multitude, and his a p pearance upon th e. b unt i ngs was a signal for an an out butst of g roans m i n gled with a few f a i n t c h eers from some of his enthusiastic admirers, some of whom insisted upon pressing forward and giving a vigorous shake of the hand. Lord Maidstone %vas received with unmistakable signs of thsapprobation, and directly he came upon the scene behind the hustings the Noble Lord held an animated con versatiou which almost amounted to an angry altercation. It was is timated that the declaration of the poll would take pla ce a t , ne o'clock, but it was long past that hour be ford Air. S me dl e y, the High Bailiff, presented himsalt to the electors. He announced the result of the poll to be as follows :-- Sir John Shelley ... • - ~. 4,199 Sir De Lacy Evans ... •.• ••• 3,756 Lord Maidstone ... ... ... ... 3,373 rlr. Coninghain ~. ... ... ... 1,7.6 and he theref o re neclared that the election had fallen upon Sir John Shelley and Sir De Lacy Evans. Sir JOHN SHELLEY returned thanks for his election, but he was too much exhausted to detain them with a lengthened address.—(Hear, hear.) He locked upon the result of this election as a glorious triumph for the cause of Free-trade and Reform.—(Cheers) They had returned to Parliament an English gentleman and a practical farmer, who had through good report and evil report su porCed the cause of Free trade, and he felt himself rewarded to-day for the course he had hitherto followecl.—(Hear, hear.) Farming, if it was carried on as a business, could -be a-4 successful as any other commercial speculalion, and he trusted the result of the general election that was now going on would set the . question of Pr-teetion at rest for ever.—(Cheers.) He should go into Parliament determined radically to re form all abuses, and he should care nut whence the measures e,havehcisomsumpupnoirtt y. t_vh ( e , l e t e h r ez ) were calculatedca n they shouldtobenefitintltle entire should join no party, but consider himself free and inde pendent to pursue such a course as be thought best suited to promote the general welfare of the country. (Cheers.) A WicE—W ill you support the game-laws? Sir Joior S HELLEYrs.) (emphaticall3) —I will not.---(Chee hich SIC bE LACY EVANS also acknowlecLed the honour , w him the electors had again conferred upon him in m r u e c tur i r h t i o n is g e and as their representative to Parliamenr, h b e ut w so ts speaking that confusion prevailed during the .. tim he e heard. lie stated that scarcely a word he uttered could 1 _ 1(1 ham at mid-day yester some of the supporters of g or th d w as a ou ptp lm ect of a Tory being re tituaryn'etinilL and Sir John Seel e , y.-T Uhetrs ) that there came over and voted fur himself ho had completely lost his voice in the Lord Dd s Amu rn E anked the electors who had voted for him struggle, bristly . , ks to the reporters), spea king his that, slur. CONINGIIAM also addressed his supporters, and pro mi,e d but to relax in his exertions to prom o t e t h e i nterest of , the people.—(Cheers ) ceedThanks were then voted to the Hi g h B a i liff, and the pro ings termina. SOUTHWARK ELECTION. DAY.) OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE POLL. This afternoon, at halt • past one o'clock, the official declara tion was made at the Town-hall, High-street, Southwark, by Mr. Pritchard, the High Bailiff, showing the numbers polled for the respective candidates for the Southwark election. Sir William Molesworth, Mr. Apaley Pellatt, and Mr. Scowl', arrived at twenty minutes to one, and were received by loud applause from the assembled multitude, who re mained quiet for upwards of half-an-hour. when Mr. Pritchard, the returni ng - o ffi cer, made his appearance, an d was greeted with hisses and groans at the delay, which it appeared arose from the returns not being completed. After a few minutes had elapsed order was obtained, when the High Lai iff announced the following as the official re turn of the numbers polled : Sir William Molesworth... 3,941 Pellatt ... 3,887 Scovel 2,909 .• ••• which were received with loud and long-continued cheering. Mr. PRITCHARD, therefore, declared Sir William Moles worth and Apsley Pellatt, E.g., duly elected as their represen tatives in the next Parliament. Great applause followed this announcement, after which Sir WILLIA3I MotEswortnt came forward and was well received, thanking the electors for the high honour conferred upon him, and concluded by stating his intentions for the future. Mr. APSLEY PELLATT also addressed th e assem b ly, and was followed by Mr. BcovELL, the unsuccessful candidate. A vote of thanks having been given to the High Bailiff; the proceedings then terminated. NEW LETTER• RECEIVERS.—The practice of erecting cast-iron pillars in the streets, and forming l e t ter receiving boxes in them, as is the c ase in some parts on the continent, is about to be introduced into Jersey as an ex periment, previous, no doubt, to it s i ntro d uction into lingiand. The Post-office authorities in St. Martin's-le- Grand have ordered four cast-ircn pillars, letter-re ceiving pl ices in them, to be erected in the town of St. Ilelier's, in Jersey. , NEW SERGEANTS-A T -L AW .—O n Wednesday last Mr. Ralph Thomas, of the Oxford Circuit, and Mr. R. Mat thews, of the Northern, were called to the degree of Ser• geatztl•at - Litwolud..eweru iu befell the 149 rd Quint:ll9r. MAG-A ZINES, &c.--(CO N fitN UED- BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY. A:beautiful engraving of a bust of Alison adorns Bentley's Miscellany this month, accomp,nied by a brit•f memoir 0 Sir Archibald, whom, as the bio grapher happily remarks, " our Ministers have lately honoured them elves by honouring." " Some notions of the Ancients" is an amusing and interesting article. The " Ballad of Sir John Franklin" possesses a mournful charm; there is a simple eloquence about some of the: stanzas, but the execution is on the whole not equal to the design. The criticism on GUtot's d Corneille and his Times" is very attractive. " A Visit to the Blue and White Niles," from the New York Weekly Tribune, "Summer Excursions through, the Saltykammergut," a cr i t i c i sm on t h e Lif e 01 Alfred the Great, and several miscellaneous articles complete the contents of a very interesting number of the Miscellany. GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE and MSTO- RI CAL REVIEW. In the contents of this number there is an article on Northern Mythology, concerning the popular tra' ditions of Scandinavia, &c. Pope's imitation of the, letter of Abelard to Eloise is very entertaining, an d it is, doubtless, new to many readers as far as regards the Latin letters. The first part of the life of Leib' nitz conveys much instruction, and possesses a great deal of interest. All must be gratified to have nearer insight afforded them of the character of s° distinguished a men. The "Ironmongers of London' 4 ' The-Oxford Colleges," &c., contain a great deal o f information for those desirous of improving- their - knowledge on such subjects. THE PICTURE PLEASURE BOOK. THE CHARM; a Magazine for Bp and Girls. GRIMArs HOUSEHOLD STORIES. Add' and Co, Old Bond-street. These are the third numbers of these little workot which are intended for the young. The " Picture Pleasure Book" contains a great number of little sketches, well calculated to amuse and occupy ch i'. dren. The "Choral" ia intend e d f or th ose mor e vanced, and contains some i ns t ruc ti ve art i c l es on 3 loons and the tiger. " Grimm's Household Stories are chiefly well known fairy tales. MLSCELL4NEOUS. The chief articles in the Eclectic Review are oi l " Taylor's Wesley and Methodism," and " Lamar' tine's History of the R.storation.—Chambers's burgh Journal contains its usual variety, among whi ci a j may be noticed" The P rosa i c S p i r i t o f the Age," 0 " A. Visit to the Sce n e o f th e Holmfirth Flood."-" The Ladies Companion commen ces w i t h a " Memos , of Mademoiselle de Lespinasse," by the late Couhtc f ! of Blessington. No. IV. of " The Woman of 0 7 Writers," by Mrs. Cowden Clarke, is devote d to Cervantes. A portrait of Miss Miens? ! when a child, will d ou btl ess f orm a gre at 0 ` traction to that lady' s numerous admirers. L. The Farmer's Maga z i ne p resents a portra i t of t he Earl of Ducie, and a short horned cow, the pioperi of Lord Faversham, t o w hi c h was awar d e d t h e fill prize and a silver medal at the Smithfield cattle sties!! in December.—A variety of theological and religion instruction is to bt found in the Church of Engla m : . Magazine, which contains several interesting Benno.% —The People's Ill us t ra t e d J ourna l i s a very superll work, conveyin g muc h- i n f ormat i on on works 0f,53"0 science, and lite ra t ure , a t a very mo d erate price.--J.,_ excellent series o f Penny Maps have reached tl' ei b twenty-fourth number. Those for the present moo t 9 represent China a n d th e A rct i c reg i ons.— Tb e , of Le Follet are, as usual, the moat attir: tive part.—The ritish Journal f orms a , ing contrast to the generality of cheap 5- t ; rial', as many we ll-k nown authors co n tri b u t e to its pages. Am ong t h ese we may mention t he to io interesting sket c h es o f Frances Brown, and t amusing papers o f A ngus B . Reach. There are some very pleasing verses by J. C. Carpenter, eli to tiled "Be utif u l Streams , " wbich are well suite music.—Sharp e ' s London Magazine has compe fi n c s o, a new series, under the direction of Mrs. S. U. ~A It presents us with the first chapter of a tale entit y " The Lucky Penny," by the editress, which yrf, raises much future interest, and " A Visit: Frederika Bremer.—Juvenile readers will be glad r e see that Mrs. H ow itt has commenced a pleasing Mi miscellany, ent i t l e d The Dial of Love, for th ey especial benefit.' The Writings of M rs . H ow itt Pr i „ too well kn own and appreciated to need recomineaa' tion. ___________ HER. MA J ESTV's Male' I Puritani was brilliantly performed last night'. - bai De la GI ange, in the character of the heroine, Elvirs.6oo TH EA TRE. again evinced the universality of her talents, and a „ar specimen both of acting and singing can scarcely be '" 1 - 0 . served. Her vocalization was pertec , and the audience w r finished ornaments she introduced 89 repeatedly startled into sudden applause at the excitli'" de , lavishly; and the fo r mend for rep ti t i on was urgent and peremptory. This ow cinating singer i s creat i ng for herself an English repot, lion which will not pass away with the season of its g it o Lab'ach e a p peared in his favourite part of Georgio, an f tbi hardly necessary to say that his noble personation °r f)0 cbatactce h a d a ll the old majesty and energy. Sig°'_,tal Bassini toook the pail Ridcardo, and gave it with bre7 oo l and vigour: the character suits him admirably. Gar 0 1 appeared as A rturo, and though at first slightly nervou" eft' uncertain, soon rec overe d h i mself, and poured out the' 10 dies of the p art w i th almost matchless sweetness, and ja. 4 no ordinary energy. As an ensemble the Puritani o f . o f night was a remar k a b e performance. The enthit-iastue the hou.e was casion w arranted. We are glad to see that Madame s e e 0 1 great, but by no means greater than h e t ot oi is announced as a b out to re-appear here upon the ace° so many of her triumphs. 'RE QUEEN'S Vlsir TO IRELAND.-0 FRENCH FLEE r. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) lb ° CORK, JULY 7.—MI here are On the look out for visit of her divjesty. I understand that orderst'ave u O O received at' Queenstown to make immediate prrparent'o4 and lay down additional moorings - tor the French n o s which is expected in port this week, with the inten d of remaining during ber Majesty's stay. I have b o o that the flee tat present stationed in Queenstowo / received orders to give place to the stranger" Chronicle. _ n tile HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE . - -Amongst the - 0 0 0 and distinguished visitors honouring with their Pre s l 4o the performances at Her Majesty's Theatre yet' 01 6 , (Thursday) evening were the following :—His Gractoto Duke of Wellington. the Marchione s s of Douro and , s iefl and Lady Charles Wellesley, hi( Excellency the 1111- fS' Minister, his Excellency the Sardinian Minister, big ;08 cellency the Am er i can Minister, the First Secretary 06 American Legation an d Mrs. and Miss Abbott Leol , ; t the Right Hon. the S ecretary for Foreign Affairs and for Countess of Malmesbury, the Right Hon. the Secretalri' the Colonies ann Lady Pakington, the Marquis of Cube carde, and the Marquis of Batb. Her Majesty 4.4 1 Queen's box was occupied by the Earl and Ceil'ast of Sandwich, and Lord and Lady Alfred Paget. Afo.sts' the company also were his Excellency the French Atfib'va', dor, the Countess Walewski and party, the Duke and „ I 0 che ss o f Riario ,Stoma, th e Earl Mountcharles, the E''clifi Shelburne, Viscount Ranelagh, Lord Ward, Viscount ,/,,,d den, Viscount Enfield, Lord Gardner, Lord Saltoun. l l ' o fr Adolphus Fitzclarecce, Lord William Lennox, Lady Pa' fe te nerd, Sir George Wombwell, Bart., Mr. Henry Baring( • „Ira Sir Thomas Barrett Lem ard, Bart., and Lady Barrett 3 V ; Sir tleniy Webb, Bart., Mr. Martin, Mr. Pole Miss Ca r loilr Bellew, Mr. G Hudson, M.P., and Mrs and Miss iitt yo Mr. Ricardo, M.P., Mr. Hohhouse, Mr. F. J. Megan, Dl Mr. Sackville Lane Fox, M r . and Miss Raiford, CaP Meyneli, Sac. T o ERItFIC STORM AND WATERSPOUT —On Lon f l f , evening last th e nort h was visited with an awful &Ind storm; the lightnit g and thunder were terrific, the rei cl ,4s. in sheets, and great dam ige has been done to the %ea The Sp nney-moor branch of the Clarence Railway bas ;el washed away tor a, much as a mile in length, in some P' n ett the embankment being ten feet high. The earth, el eer f ee and rails were carried over the &ids, forming a wide-sl , t o mass ( f desolation. The storm was so violent that , I cOP driver and stoker in charge of a coal train were glad t° t hei a .d seek shelter, and, while under cover, they thought. r e a• heard a train approaching, and went to look after tli e ] m iag gine, but were met by a mass of water and art . cu ve t i upon them so as to prevent their reaching the line_ ainkde soa cvaatastrawcf;sskiljecibe breaking up the line 0 describe the water . asf embankment,c by it that a body of water . six feet deep r llBl l 4 torrent made gh which the line passed, earl i t e 1 everything before it, sweeping away the heavy rails 0 0 straws, and b-aving marks of its course high up the banligo inE dow n down the cutting through branch, or the consequences might have been very se ri v ° t r Passenger traffic oft t iq, 0 7 , each heeideboratntehhe leading Thinetroe the no Passenger wick line, near Ferryhill, the flood me awaye course the e el t fi h e e l ds. current,, wgaerrdeeanlls check in the embankment, but it soon yielded to the torr e :to Newcastle, tw th a te a m n p d or Y; rti f carriede m ainiltwhas stopped, and had to seek W' ea Tt) route in order to get on the main line. Several hundred away. and w neighbourhood,as are now employed in repairing the damages. Loss OF AIRS. GrILAIIAM'S BALLOON. --- 1% ,? 0 ;! ' t Graham, the aeronaut, who very nearly lost her life ar 4 two years since, was announced tomake ' ° an aacen of IVednesday, from the Rosemary Branch Tavern, at fl °s ; with her Victoria balloon, which she had obtained at g h ' efi e cost, to replace the one previously dest Teh ac-iP: destroyed. ern. ia with which she had already d • ma e various ascents, was jr4 Elated and displayed in the Rosemary Bran, h Garden O r a , the (lay, and it was said th that Mrs. many t o be ' it , Graham was . 1e• companied by two ladi • • es, who anticipated a delightfu be cursion, the weather being' 'tflc ( as propitious as could posst .. t to desired. Shortly after six o'clock, when they were ab , t l ,,,ir attach the car preparat)ry to the ascent, through some ":„J' management of the persons who held it, the balloon ',fit deny escaped fr ni , • troth the netting, and, bounding off with io 0 It velocity, completely unattached, rolled over and over 4 4 ascended, while the gas visibly expanded, until held attaiued a very great altitude, it was seen to buret, the s appearing like a luminous circle around it, after which e ' ruptured silk fluttered for a while in the air, and was P sently entirely lost sight of. ° COLONIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.-..-The rep or t s 0 c f th e com mittee appointed to inquire into th e naval, ordo 0 0 0 and commissariat establishments and expenditure ill 0 0 colonies h ave b een pr i n t e d, w ith th e T reasury minutes ort, the correspondence relating thereto. I n their final ref t io, result of dated the 12th of April last, the Co mm i ttee recapitulate d their investigations into the civil esta blishments of ,0 1 services abroad, recommending several arre"ill the above 5 b - which a large public saving will be effected' „ c e merits, 3 •analogous duties, and changing the allow r e'o consolidating made for forage, &c. The chief points noticed in the T i a , , attention of Government are the expenses of fv„ il d for the sr " o - t ang the numerous outposts in some of the colonie t t t a h i e questionable propriety of continuing the allowance: to the staff and other department s a b road without referea c° Use likelilmd Q( their being gilled into active 'Mice* . • • snot Visa/ Flour