The Sun. — London, England, 1852-05-08 00:00:00

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''.': .- • . . 4 ._ . ..i . .__ _._ _. ... . . a.. _ a • ould be it An . , aier Drouet, Belgian Legation, London. N ° . 18 5 605.] LONDON S %.TURDAY w 4.1- 4 ,,.. kr:,.,,, •-e. , s . . irovided Lr nshe, Faigtneer of Mines, Charleroi. 3 -L &PA • ream ae - a. eci- , &,:- LA, , . _ , , ._ , ..-• .. .. _ 7 , ... : , . ._ ... ____ f bank.. he n a._ DIRECTORS. . --='-' ' . - -._____.__________'____. .-..•- , . . . Tho searvey Astell, Esq., 6, Vigo-street, Regent.street. - -- --- ------ . . • • -- seieee„,---..........-eaneeseeeseeessameeeee,n. mesas- - --eassoeareemersee...........eeeenneeeeee......e - e_weseeseemeseemeesemeees•e , fleCtioll . ___ .. ............. „e'a" Cotterell, Esq., 50, Eaton-square, eherift of London and .- - - ----- -----.-- - - - - -..-. ._ ..„...„, n , idtddles . . . • . _ .13 Great Marlborough..streetil per score. Pannier-Turkey poults ee t3d te 7s . each ; - PARLIAMENTARY..Di.visio ' N si . - - orders ai m : . of the ..L...k.e 0 1 I.. CX. ORNWALL ItAILIVA Y. escn tat ivcs C h l i P. e Deschamps, Member of the Chamber of Repr . • Trevince, Chairman. 1. spring chickens, ... erly he'' ° glum aril late Minister of Public Works, and of Fordo s DIRECTOZ.S. MICILAEL WILLIAeIS, Esq., .40LBURl'er and Ca.'s NEW WORKS, 'clucklings,..ss j0 r 6,5 t - fowls, 3s 6d -to 4 exl; - ' : . -- "'"""rts'"--- , -- -.. - . -.-. 'LORD CHAM.BERLAIN'S • OFFICE, A.PiaiL 7; 155 4 4 ink tha Amai n , ' I i ev . I P L . L B I N t ow 3I , - E iN sq S ., E l l• ll T reC V t l ec E r D .f l tl; 1,..,, . FOR MAY. . '3s to 4s ; pigeons, Is 8d to gs per "le • roasters, 4s ter 5s r Wool-There is no change in ‘Priee, 7 ./. 1 ' 2 d per lb be , ing _ (FrOna the Votes ond:Proceeqings of the Howe of Commons ) s Notice is hereby given. that . her Majesty will hold 1. 1 . 3 : 1-1 E -LONDON GAZETTE; 'May 7, . d object . t' e a , r a oe it• L illiege. Esq., Brixton-hill, Surrey. John na,aer, Amsterdam. J. W. Buller, Esq., Chairman of the II e E e s:l ija T t r l ti v r e o ;te D n er i ii i t a y il C ,, i , : a a y i . rman. 1. The LIFE of MARIE DE htEDICIS, Queen of France, Con- Cult ; leverets, gs 6il to 35 6d •, } ant r 10d per lb ; eggs,' • •aa FRIDAY, MAY 7. . .. • - a Drasving-room, at St. JtIMPto'S Palace, on Thursday, a other , . , 3 ss v r o t i e s f . 8 1 , l o c!ir m y . g. i.o a r i t i r d ai I t t , e , g k en c t . und ( J e a r st l r o e t y tlll. By Miss Pardee. f ee i e. I t h h e e ni l l e e:t s te s t t ir i e v . eei, Cor b n s , p E er ze b l u lar e e l. BIILITIA BI I.L. - . b it . ;i th e m s i t h y l ' aro :;:b e i co r ti r t l i h i e :- ( 1 ::: b y i ~.. a : I' , 1 . A B I ' o . T ° I a ' c .3 1°- I i t 1 c t i I g Ii o t s ' o e f el l b le r a: ' e te ovet r l liteharala- terman, Sun., Esq., Nicholas-lane, London. . ristol and Exeter Railway . (IN TUE COMMITTEE.) , .. . r good; v. ,. A . ) ,, , , ,i ,, ,, s e g r . , , D i, i i r r ec e t g . , ,, ,f, , t ta n t e e , „ ( o ,i n i =, ... W. Polly, CaPt. Iteere Director of the Hudson's Bay Corn- I,)•..webli:ileebr,ml.,,teir.ccutseeir.,:meirii=tatt Es...(ttchrniZeavi:lllway,. Pany. 2. FINE ' TEALS' RESIDE.NCE at NEPAUL. By Captain . Clause 7, line 13 : - Motion made, and QueStion put, " That y Cgapinan as C l o a nis P u ‘P l ir own. at. F„„„_ highe r ; ini e e d•- a` s, I t: i l e ae Y .l : b a' u n- s d h e:l.allte:tVininuaeYtrflittliGsu'eetar:3;:crubes°scepa::? the blankle tilled up with ' fifty thousand.' " Tue Commit- - . The Queen hal also jv t o st ;P t is h l e 'ar Ki i n n z th o e f i s r vr c e ill e a n re a . facto a Le ee i r o ( rand Spitaels, Senator, . 3 Thotnas Smith, Assestent Poutleal Resident at Nepaul during . the Tars 1841 to 1815. 2 eels, 21s. (Just reatly.) 3. The LITERATURE and ROM ANCE of NORTHERN EU- last-barley , er Lek de Clercq, Member Or ea an Brussel; air C d h a e t rle t r b o e i. KNA REsnov.on an, Max 6 . - Whea \ tli O g ti m :o e tee divided :-- • . • : FOREIGN -OFFICE, MAT 6. figur::::: tey, the . allot!. oleic States Gencrel, Holland. First Chain- Dr. Canyon. Truro. aack. J. 1 (1 e;atk y li . t, IS,q., rare Behan, born • T. J. A Robartes, Esq., 3f.P., ROPE. By Ils!Illein and Mary Howitt. • 2 vols. 21s. MAJORITY --AYES, . I 35. :round s i., 4 ', Fran sen Van de Putt, Member of the Provincial States in Zea- W. Carne, Esq , Falmouth. ,• 1 ... HIS roue of BRITIeII CONQUESTS in INDIA. By Horace . . Per bushel; b Stir; 2. 3 Fordyce, A. D. Consul, at Kingston, Jamees, - -ne. and Banker, Goes, Zsaland. R. W. Fox, Esq., Falmouth. G. Smith Esq., Trevu, Cam- b Binhydrock, near Bodinin., t Jo'ln. 2 vols. 211. (Just ready.) . 5. dANA DA AS Ile IVAS, IS, AND 3f AY BE ; .with an Ac- 45 0.1 to 4.56.1 per b . , ushel • bar'ey 26 • Naas ' Lard • fer his ' • a a s t ed mo to ntr a e p a p i ro fe v r e b of is il iu t r a . j ~R s to y e nd Norway. • It. a MANAGING DIRECTOR 're 011 •C. CO3llt of Recent Transactions. By Sir James Alexaader. 2 vols., per q RlPole, MAY 6.-Whi i te wheat 58 3 1; t 3 o ls s ; s7: a d t ; N red 4 di t4 tto 2° Os ' r. s , A A r d b l i er ith ic u Y o ' tF,..l%. H. Forester, G. C. Bagge, William . , Freach, F. Napier, Joseph Neeld, 'John been leased to a rove of Mi. ean Van -lister, Inspector. General of ihe Public Treasury at B. ussels. . J • Vivian , Esti , Pencalentek. The Cornwall Railway will complete Ilse trunk line of communica- 21S. et weep I ondon, Urestol, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Bailen.Craw.hay Galway, Viscount . Neeld, Joseph P PP to Os Od ; beans 4s Od to 43 3d inal • Millie 11. J. Goddard, As L. • ' Newdegate, C. N. the King of Sardinia. E S. BANKERS. Messrs. Alstorpblus and Van liemert, Amsterdam. tion b zance. The 1 - en e th of the line will be 61 miles, extol g ani Pen . - ,6. FIVE . YEARS I • n the WEST INDIES. By Charles W. Day, , 2. din from Ply r .sq. 2 vo.s., with Ilentrations. 21s. oats !Ss ticl to 2s per qr. arley nom , nadoc . , F., it A . 1 Gould, •Wyndliam Now t V 1 t por , • sc . . , Messrs. Schearlecr and Sons, the league. mouth to Truro and Felmouth • int - the Sout ,jo ns h Devon Railway at . Baneeii, G. Grantee Marquis of Owen, Sir John , . Win rE Li . ALL, MAY 6. Messrs. Tib erghien, Delloye, and Co., Bresmls. • Plymouth, and the We;t. Corneval Railway at e•ruro. It received the NOTICE TO THE -SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. - .- ' ncis • Gle n novel • - Paktneton, ter John - Tho aeon b ' ituinxu si, I ra y . , e Q as been pleased to app lint Alex:villa . Co I ondon Messrs. Afasterman, Petere, and ~ . . corn- I Ifor.l It Bennet e Philip Di ~ e 11. Palrner, Romnich - sitneVon of Parliament in 1846 ; the works were immediete l Y . ALISON'S EUROPE. . . Foßeloat Wooe, LEEDS; MAT 7sy 1 tan - Henr Radgrave, Esq t - b I .-__ . e ,are tie repel' o . 0 an Berestbni, William Hamilton, Geo. A. Pa tten J. W. . nspeetor of Fectorics, in tbe ere Gautier and Co. Paris. mem & Donee, Ati_., . , menccd; about seven miles of the line were in a very forward stete, - • k- ; • A • rhe Puelishers respectfully inform the euescribers to the Edition improved demand fur most eescri ENGINEER. I . the monetary ptions of fOreien and colonial _ . room of Robert -John Batted E . . e • • Beat, Jelin Hamilton, J. 11. • Peel, eolonel ere, so., deceased. II.) Sir Sohn Rennie, F.R.S., London. . he land for nelich was purchased and paid fer, whsn . - of this work in Twenty Volumes Crown Octavo, that they en 'll wools during the past .week, and e ' I t Lae w s H alit L 1 C Pennant, Colonel p. ices. hrai at a c quo . Blackstone, .. . at on, or . • .s r. JAMES'S PALA.CE M crisis of 1847 compelled the directors to suspend the works, anu hus shortly be compelled to discontinue the saie of separate volumes. It BROKERS. • tions. I , A Y 5, Blandford, Merged* Heard, .7. I. • Portal, Melville . an end teethe contracts which bad been entered Men ie therefore recommended to those win have purchaaed portions of - e , The!Queen has been pleased, o th Messrs. Cannon and Pelle-, 26, rokenhouse-yard. . - - t and the greatly X.NGLISII WOOL, LEEDi, MAY 7 irt; ore Bohlen), 11. G.• Henley, J. W. Powlett, Lord W. a e nomination of the I . SECRETARY (PRO TEM.) . The present altered state of the money marke . ._ the work to complete the r sets with as little delay as postale. belng executed, nave .. .. .• - ere as een m h b Earl of Seed wieii to appoint C ' • ••• - reduced price at which ra . lway works arc now Lately ,PpleisSed inquiry for combing wools, and prices aree firm at last week s ' Bramitotf; T. W. Herries, J. C. Pugh. David OP-a'n Thansaa Robert s Mr. Nicholls, 46, Moorgate.strect, London. a scheme just fled the Directors in subadtting to their Shareholders b , A LIBRARY EDITION of the alieve Wore, teightle) handsomely fates. In clothing wools there is no al terati m s' 13 Bridges, ir . Hervey, Lord A. , Repton, G. W. McCoy, late of the 65th Reeiment f p • o oet, one of"her ••• 1 - In the River Scheldt, between the towns of Bergen op 7.00 m and ft, • • Iftl e Companv e and the a an- Hildyard, R. C. Richards, Richard Majesty's II in. Corps of Gentlem 3 , Antwerp there exist on bnth elites' of the river le r a large rednetion in the capita o i medlete return. This • . nrinted In 14 vols. demy 8 vo., mebellished with Portraits, and with THE TRADE oF LEEDs.-Sever 1 ' a i 'D . Brisc°l3l. a of .:A,:e •arge shT m g _Broadwood, llenry Hilelyard, T. 13. T. Sanders, George en at Arms, vice •.• , . rem tracts of land to donment of branches not likely to yield an im re copious Index . price le/. 10s. - 1 Rob•nt Bryce ilaye, retired. s the extent of several miles, which at high water a Proprletory, was sub- • houses having cOme into the marset moregreel d the ome re covered by the echeme haviireireceived 'he sanction 'of the AN' ATLAS to ALISON'S HISTORY of EUROTE, construeted, . . y, an Druce,.C. L. ' . Hope, Sir J. Sidney, Alderman sea, and at low water present a varying surface of several feet in mitted to the Board of Trade, who, by their warrant, dated the - euyers having purahised rather mo tinier the direction of Mr. Alison, by A. KEITH JOHNSTON, . re fide and middle quali- uuck, Le. W. • . Hotham, Lord . . Blaney, Robert A. The Gazette of this evening cautains a •• noace that - depth of the richest alfuvial soil, which is rapidly 1 u 0 0001 • writs have been issued for the election 'of T iecreasing by the 26th of ef srehelBss, have re suced the share capital from ,6 , • 1J Y Hudson. 0 "Scott, Francis F. ft S E.. &c , Author dile " National Atlas." &I. In denty 4to , ties of goods tor the spring trade, our markets have been Buller, S r • • . , • - a emporal daily action of the tides. !Tent been divided into t , Lord • Hughes, IV. B. Sibthor ' 1 el p, (,o on Pa f I I d ' h fll to 1.125,06e1. .Thls capital has ey the wa . to range with the Library Edition and other Editions in demy Bvo , brisker both on Saturday and on Tuesday than has • been the Burge le b r • oer o re an ,in t 0 room 0 modal Edward Bar ed De er re reclaim and dispose or this valuable land is the object of this 56,253 shares of 20/. each : assigning to each holder of an original 31. 3s •in crown 4t0., to Tango with the Edition in 20 vols., crown case of late. -- Prices remain without • a • ' --1) ' ream bell W. . Jermyn, Ear 1 . • ' Smollett, A. Dansany, deceased. , , On Company. share of s'l. two sheres of 20/. each ; and of an original share of 25/., • , d ' fiece, 2/. 12s. 6d. any aaeration, , ena • Campbell, Sir A. Jocelyn, Viscount Spooner, Richard . The necessary powers for this purpose have been granted b h f 201 • thereby reducing the liability of the ehareho, ers stocks are lower than usual at this peried of h • • ft "W Ik Pole Johnstone, James Stafford, August= • . WAR-OFFICE, MAT 7. y a con- one s are o • , _ William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. t e year. Carew, . • ecietion from the King of the Netherlands for the term of 99 years, 20 per cont. ; all sums' of money which have been paid up on the moderato amount ef businets has been done i h h ' Jolliffe, Sir W. H. Stanton, W 11. 16th Regiment of Light • Dragoons-Lientenant Fran ' Orders received by all Booksellers. - . . . nt e ware ouses _Gaylen E• S• er] Oyer commencing teem August, 1851. The concession provides that In a b'l. and 251. shares arefto be deemed to be paid up on the 20/.. since this day week, principally bythe w lesale bu - ' Chandos e Merquis of Jones, Captain Start, Henry G. yell. S Benjamin Hallowell Carew - has been permitted to ••••••••••••ee' spaen between two given lines the Company may recover and enclooe Mare% which aro substituted for them, amounting to 31. Iss. per. T OUEEN'S CONCERT ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. TaApe II E , or LEICEsTER, 7 -The homed • PranciL -. Kno W S • and for cotton hose_ Charter's:. se • • Taylor, Colonel 1 71 Ir . .. . . . . ----- land to the extent of about 33,000 acres. 20/. share. s ' Chrlstopher. It. Lacy; 11. C. , ronnent• so . e• etire from the service by the sale of his commission, ISS ANNIE von ESC a TIYLOR, reepect- oods has improved and the fo ' • A and fancy g ' , gn oreers aresaven Clerk . Sir G. Langton, NV: 11. Thesiger, Sir F. May 7. the line as the last connecting link between the , The extreme importance of this undertakin tt t I the atten- The importance oe M a rac (se heu h not to. a rea out more freely, t g g t . tin of the Emperor Napoleon, and a barrier n g early identical in situ- metropelis and the eetreme western ports of Fa lmouth and Pen . tit V announces that site will give an EVEN - LNG CONCERT tits as there were- 'Codrineton, Sir.W. Lennard, T. B. - Thompson, Ald. ' 6th Foot-e•Assilant-Sargeon Egerton James - Pratt,. 0 f Ram and purpom with that intended by the present company was zance wi.7 be apparent. at the above rooms, on many winter stocks left orer in Ameri ', last season. The comas, Thoinai , Lennox, LordA. Trollope, Sir J. . er erom the 621 riot to b sur ' oon vice John Mate h Maimed by him, tut the decllue of the em - raillieuth, it is well known, is the port nt• call for a large proper- - pire prevented the execu WEDNESDAY, MAI , 12, 1852. late advance,of one half. penny per :lb 'worsted yarns has corm B. Lendea, Lord le G. Tyler, Sir G. c ? g , g , tkN of the project. tion of our homeward bound shipping ; 1,324 vessels have called , . . VOCALISTS, ' checked the -emend. , the hOefera h ay ' s' , •ti in stocks at old Cotton, W. H. Lewisham, Viscount Tyrell, sir J. T. A.D. who retires upon half-pay, Ifay 7. Poole Miss' • The adequacy of the proposed Works to the co itemplaked result there daring the last ^year. The collatruction of the railwayounl, arekt,otgaeaxne,2sl.les Annie aem e Ese e ltsTaylor, Miss . .. , „ prices. Spinners state that even at o tes,l3. A. S. Leickhart, A. E. . Vesey, Hon. T. , lah Foot-Acting Asti:tent Surgeon - Dancan Robert has ce the _present -ay. _ been investigaiad by Slr John Rennie, the Engineer e f the corn- the extension of the electric telegraph would be of immense import-- ryne, and Miss Dolby ; :Herr Itelds,art,• Mr. Writ/nein, Mr. Frau. Disraeli, es. Lygon, Gen. Vivian, J. E. price both forskin,:combing, and ft seee mortis fT• vile - not cover son Rennie to be Assistaut-Surgeon,_ vice Inglis, pro,., 1 Pans', whoseheespetewill be foucd ann , xed n e -- • • -e - mice in the trinsmission of - Mails, pialenrees, cargoes, correseerel- Bodda, Heir Jonghmanns, and Ilerr Formes. .. Dod, J•lY• Maenaghten, Sir' E. Walpole, S. U .• • them. Wools are very firm. . Skin sorts here:advanced full 11 . ;noted in tlee 64th Foot, May 7. • Drumianrig,Viscount erTaggart, SirJ. Walsh, Sir J. B. 9 The n atter has likealse been exsmieed by Mr. A. Greve, the mice, and communication between the first channel port unseal! INSTIMIENTALISTS. . •.• Itagineer of the Waterst last in Holland, under the Euthority of ,he parts of the empire. • - of the new di Violin, Herr Molique-Vloloncello, 3lr. Lucas-Hare, Mr. Freda-. per pack, and farmers'. lots iit command 233 per Dancombc, A.'- - Mahon, O'Gorman Wegg-Prosser, F. 2lst Foot-First Lieutenant George Neeid Boldero to 5 b in! ter ef the In crier ;by 3lr. Joseph Locke and Mr. George The dangers and delays of the channel navigation are well known rice chatterton -Concertina, Signor Giulio Regondi-Gultar, Don tod. .. , . . e t Dneeemoe, W. E. Mahon, Viscount Welber, G. E. be Captain, by purchase,. vice Verner, - who retires; Se .•• seeneie, of Londee ; ant Mons. Themmen, or Zealan I, at .tb e re- to nautical Men, and arc Immensely increased after having passed R. De Ciebra -Pianoforte, Mr. Aguilar. Beenrone;MAY'6.-Wool-There is no chan ' Dunne; Colonel . 3faimers, Lord ,T. Whiteside, James _ ge since our cond Lieutenant Robert Wharton Wilkinson to be First quest of the si °mete a of the Company : and r.ports have bees the Lizard. Falmouth, immediately within the Lizard, offers a safe Conductors, Mr. Aguilar and Signor Math - Mar h, c Earl of Wynn, H. W• I last, the demand, supply; and .price having _kept all stead, Edwards, 11.:41 Made by ly Tickets to admit Four, 11. Is. ' ' Estcourt, J. 11. B. Martin, C. W. Young, Sir John • Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Boldero, May 7. e h ftl • tl f le ta • f le charaeter port aecessible at all times and in all weathers, and most easily 1 T h _ ac 0 iese gen emen o a ig , , avou a - . . , . Slhgle Tickets, 7s. each ; and Faint Yarn-There is great firmness with the e a ... e e leports may be teen .. t theaffices e f the C.mpany. protected from hostile attack. each, to be had at the principal Mus:c Shops, and of Miss Annie von • • spoilers but an E ,ay e WilliaM J. 'Maunsell, T. P. TELLEILI. 22d Foot-Captain Richard Butler Low, from half -2 Contract; have been entered in• o with respon ible English con. Cornwall is well known, throughout the vrorld for its mineral Esch Taylor, e 7, Bi•yanstoneeareet, Portman square. , 1, Reserved advance is notfreely conceded. Prices -:Ther • A v- - ' Maxwell, J. P. Mackenzie, W. F. e is a steaey moyer, John psy 53d Foot, to be Captain, vice Brennan, who ex ••• trit,t f - ill wealth, abounding as it does in mines of copper, tin, lead, iron, and ors or •he exemtioa ef the works at se h prices as w secure 1 ''' ''' h d d d ' Seat.. to 61 each to be had only of Miss Annie von Esch ay or. emprovement in t e °wan , an prices are Mundy, William Bateson, T. th . ~ s. e . 9 without change. Forbes, WM. changes; Lieutenant John Iliggin Graham to be Cap ere lamation ef tle last' at about 201. per acre. other metals; a large proportion of the capital embarked in these . --There was a tolerably ~ , . . . tain, •by purchase, vice Low, who retires, May 7. 1 The works will be commewe iat once. and it is confid,ntly ex- undertakings is provided by parties living out of the county. The LTNDER THE ESPECIAL P.ATRONAGE OF HER 310 ST brisk businessio-day, and prices, which ha,ve strengthened for MINORITY-NOES, 61. 39th , Foot-Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Sir James -- n lacied - that 4,000 a .111 be read for sale er cultivatisn during importance of the line to all persons so interested is obvious. cres GRACIOUS MAJESTY TIIE QUEEN. some days past; may ,now be quoted - 2 use Present Y • t f about 5,000 acres on Its fisheries, which admit of unlimited extension, furnish supplies s • id.. higher for several ... the her year ;in 1853 a further ex en o i AND FIELD-MARSHAL HIS ROYAL HIGHNES Adair, R. A. Grosvenor, Lord R. Pilkington, Jaine 3 descriptions of water-twist and mule. Cloths have also an John Hamilton, Bart from half-pay Unattached, to be ilarl enclose I; at to the home and foreign markets. RT K.G., K.T., K.P., G.C.8., and, G.C.M.G. . Hardcastle, J. A. - Pinney, William •' 34 , e _ gen op Zoom side of t• e ri.er will be s m Y •__ _ PRINCE ALOE , Adair, HUgh E. upward tendency, but no decided advances has Ricardo, J. L. Major, vice Bond, who exchanges; Captain William ~"" Period', successive portions of about 2,500 acres wet be an- Its early vegetable productions are even now sent to London, and L MILITARY • taken place d - Arthur • Harris, 'Richard • • - An aeon, I I,:hutlly enclosed ' 3" 000 acres shall other parts of England ; and Cornwall will become the garden for , until the reclamation of the ennre a, NAVA THE ROYAL , , ) The news from Bombay by the last mail' was c L 0 . n character strong, Sir A. . Thistle, Alexander Rich, Henry Munro to be Major, by purchase, viee Sir James John ••• 1 nave been completed. • the supply of these articles when a railway cau secure their fro- AND EAST INDIA . . ' to encourage . business, and exporters have Dee e l Hatchell, John Romilly, Colonel Hamilton, Bart. who retires; Lieutenant Charles Deal ..• I° no part fll 11 e e e , _ 0 0 and are the al , Medal deposits found to be of so quent, uninterrupted, and rapid transmission. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, n o erably Baines, w e T. Henry, Alexander Salwey, Colonel active to thatquarter. Good secoads water-twist may now be Bell, Jacob son Pedder to ' be Captain, by purchase, vice Munre; 3 '.'" aim so valuble a fatality as in this province of ean, an s Zal d • d ite Penzance, Falmouth, and the various watering-places along the - Established A.D. 1837, . e , . Heyworth, ,L. Scobell, Captain Hindley; C. Somerville, sir va. Ensign William Hucks Harding Warner to be Licute •.. 'Orme ( ' w i - • in be s for 20 years line of the Cornwall Railway, will be eagerly sought by visitors i n _ th certainty that such lands w ar crop - FOR GENERAL ASSURANCE ON LIVES. . quoted from .Baci upwards, 30's.good seconds water 9id to 9ed Bli g ht ' "lin . - succession, without the application of manure. and Invalids, im soon as the railway shall be extende4 into the • 13. WATERLOO-PLACE, LONDON.. Warps remainstiff, and spinners are well tngaged, with sales Carter, Samuel Holohouse, T. B. Strickland, Sir 0.. runt, by purchase, vice Fodder, May 7. In the I granted upon the lives of Richard persons In every profes- of 21's good seconds this morning at .8;c1 per lb. In m le C°bden ' et ' Stewart, Admiral Hanle, Joseph clos e ~, rameeliate neighbourhood of the intended reclamation, and county. , , Assurances are . d f every - part of the world, with the ex- u Davie, Sir : 624 Foot-Cornelius Clark Rutherford, Gent, to be Stuart, Lord D. - - the email t fel lt, oesiderable amount of land has The popula ion is rerenrkablY locomotive In its habits, and the e w e e nd station in life, an or b., _ owno a ,ac d 'd • N 40' in good de d yarn, goo secoh s o. s are man at 96. ad per D'Eyncourt, C. T. Humphery, Ald. he 09 ‘ e w . eeilaired by a similar process, and cannot now be purchase at g sd ' ler e amount of local traffic attracts the attention of alr persons -ce i ftl e Western Coast of Africa within the Tropics. r pt on o 1 . ib ; and 20's at 'lad to id, according to quality. Ilan, Williani Thompson, Colonel Assistant-Surgeon, vice Pratt, promoted in the 6th Foot, • Per acre. Tinting the county. , The Rates of Premiums are constructed upon sound principles with The stock of Duncan, George Thornely, Thomas may 7. bare ° Alluvial he construction Of the line 'twelves no engineering difficulties, or reference to every colony, and, by payment of a moderate addition to cotton in Liverpool, whith a fortnight ago was 1 37 on y 0,000 Duncorqbe, T. Kershaw, Jamee Villiers, Charles - • t he rs _ .. land of precisely the same description as that conceded to T ... .. bales, has noW risen to upwards . Of 750,030 bales, or 130,000 in Ellis, John King, l'• •T• 86th Foot-Ensign Frederick Gardner to be Lieu- Jot" ' k dth di t h ff " 1 p miiim in ease of increase of risk, .persons assured in ei e ,'",,„ n leetiaY, situated at Saeflingen, on the borders of the Western extraordinary wor s, an e rec ors ave o crs from responsib e the Home re . akley T. Laslett, William W , e from one climate to another without forfeltine excess of the Quantity in - hand ibis time la.st year • b t • Evans ' ' T. 8 -es , was 1t 1 et e te izl d b order of the Dutch co:erectors to take and comPlete the whole of the works at the price this office may chang- - e .. d • ~ , , s . a u prices.. Ewalt , me m waregor, John a e • aey so y auc on nea an y Walmsley, Sir J. tenant, by purchase, vice Whittaker, who retires,lMay 7. 1, .t hig vernrnent thinal ch , and realised about bOl. per acre, subject to the a a ddi- stated in their engineer's estimates. their policies. are firm, with great activity, ann tne Lone el the Liverpool cot- Fe • John Marsh 11, J. G. Williams.. W . . Royal Malta Fencible Regiment-Ensign and Ad d From tile experisnce obtained in the construction of the Wed Four-fifths of the Profits are divided amongst the Assured. . ' er e us, ' at 10 , arge of constrUtting the necessary banks or dykes (estlin te ton market has undoubtedly, just now, great infl • ' . uence upon - Fitzroy, Henry . Marshedi, W. , jutant Loretto Bonavita to have the local and temporary , a ,.. e Per acre), making the price in reality at least 60/. per acre ; Cornwa wy, _ . e 11 Rail a the Directors have every reason to believe the Th circumdances of the Soeiety, on the occasion of the Second - e e. _. ._ Mum. that ior manmac,ures. Melgund, Viscount rank of Lieutenant, May 7. ;o Pr e ' 1° " ProPriet th brd fth Western Scheldt line will be cornpleted considerably within these estimates. - wh o ._ , ft ors of lanes on e o ers o e , . . . Septennial v Di lson of Profits, in the year 1851 warranted the ap. Forster, M. Bunbury, E. 11. - •ry lib , ral Bonus. • ___ e s n s ti l e nda are worked by themselves, are now receiving a net . The traffic estimated at different perioas, and compared with that portionment of a 1 e .. -• . - . cOAT., mARKET.-yEsTERDAy. • 1 Gibson, T. M. I Morris, David Colebrooke, Sir T. n -Surgeon James ER. oa t , of fit per acre. now realised on the . South Devon line, at the eastern extremit ' and The additions to various Policies are shown in the following y, Joseph Roosmelecocq to be Assistant S Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :-..• Greene, John Pechell, Sir G. - urgeon to the ' Lu c eapeadi Cornwall at the western, warrants tke Directors in stating examples :- Forces, vice Jameson, appointed to the 87th Foot M • 7 ram ie , ture a, to the pc iod, and inclusive of the first reels- the West • th et s of 7,500 acres, will not exceed 150,0001., and it is expected their firm oelief that a reven . ne will be realieed, which will ield a ' Y ' Buddle's W. Hartley.. 13s 9a Lambton ............. . 153 9J _ ._ -• , ay . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 4. na,„ll.Fnount of property will be thereby acquired sufficient to high per centage on the capital to be expended. Age Policy Sum Total Carr's Hartley ..., ..; 14s o,d , Pensher o .......... . .... 14s 6d - Same Clause :-Amendment proposed, to add at the end of f rabl dispoged and will art with the a 1 :1' it.v the shareholders for the capital then advanced, and leave Thelandowners are very avcu y , , p when effected Assured. Additions Royal Regiment of Artillery-First Lieutenant Fre lso That not- Hasting's 'Hartley ... 14s Od Russell's Hetton in in 1851. .ite_e balan:e for the prosecution cf the remaining works. land which may be required for the line on very ad antageous terms. Assured. other Act, no derick William Craven Ord to be Second Captain, vice ted to take u the -- ten t r "lbsequent reclamation of the remaining 27,500 acres, ex- Several large landowners have already consen p . - 13s se , Richman ed Officer,Drum. Adye, promoted; Second Lieutenant Augustus Henry X .£ s. d. North Percy Hartley.. 13s -9a Stewart •• ••• •••• ••• 163 Od punishment deny Officer, Non-commission . g od, of ei e ,!. n ever a period of ten or twelve years, will furnish the means value of their land in shares. , 1838 1000 dto flogging, King to be First Lieutenant, vice Ord; Second Lieute lee, '. 1 . 0 11 of a large bonus from time to time among the share- The importance of the line in a national point of view has been 25 161 12 2 Participators Ravensworth'sW.Hart 14s Os {lumen ........ - .ner, Or Private. Man of the Militia, shall exten euiak .tre recognised in Parliament ; and very recently by the Treasury and 35 11•38 1000' 176 19 8 1n Two Tanfield Moor ......... 12s Od Cassop .... ..... . ... . Ot t ef th • ' 1833 1000 219 6 6 s 0 0 ' De , c ,,, .. e net profits of the Company a dividend at the rate of 5 by the Admiralty. The Great Western, Bristol and Exeter, and 45 Septennial Penfield Moor Butte... lls 9d Heugh Hall .-..• - Walker, deceased, April 1. 1838 rows . . I 'won' , utter annum ex emtee P a will be paid to the shareho'ders oa the capital South Devon Companies are arge y n ere 1 11 t sted in the Comp my. 53 • 1000 235 19 8 Divisions West Wylam , _ 12s 6d Kelloe - • lss 9d '' MINORITY-AYES, 92. MEMORANDUM.-Tbe date of the promotion of First derf ol e a ,„„_, e nd the residue will be applied to th • redemption of the The ir Ie ectors having resolved to offer to the public a limited num- 61 le3B 1000 . 268 1 3 of Profits. Wylam • -• , , 183 . 6 d N:fu ' th Kellee 15s OJ Frederick Lieutenant J. K. Pickering has been altered to 25th Peer, and to a division 1 th sh , e ot bonus in the following ber of forfeited shares, a a I. cou t d's nt of 31. 15s. per 201. share, on pay- - Adair, Hugh E. Grosvenor, Lord R. reel, 3, il il ritann er, viz . n e p . 26 1844 ' 1000 Fowler's Hartlepool.. 14 d tof 155. per share-being the call now made, and making 49 12 0 Participators Wall's End, Ike. Perfect, R. • s °-, Mcock, Thomas Hall, Sir B. March, 1852, 4-6 . to the shareholders, e-6 to the pro- men 1814 IlloterA gu a d .. -- 36 1000 l 9 4 9 in Ono Grosforth ..... - . eithe r Prek e i c to the concessio,naire, who has ceded his rights to the 41. 10s. per . share paid up-will receive applications for such shares in Hs 3u. Andersen, Arthur Hardcastle, J. A. Pilkingten, Jathell Commission's by tho Lord-Lieutenant of Essex. .fornr In Pen "'Pa y• the undermentione oriel, re d f add ssed to the care of Messrs. P. W. 46 1844 1000 • 77 13 0 Septennial Barton' • -• • ' l4s . . 3d Tees . .......... .... 16v 0 Armstrong, R. B. Hastiee Alexander -Pinney; W. no 50 Threadneedie-street, until the 25th of May h 5 1844 1000 83 13 7 Division T Ince, E. R. George Montagu Warren Peecooke, Esq., to be De et sh ___ lig the lauds provision has been made for the convenience Thomas and So , , Northumberland • 133: 3d Richardson's Tees les ad Baine,s, M. T nestle, Archibald •66 1814 , 1000 94 15 8 of Profits. Roebuck, J, A. , Nei l ' oareers eholders whernay desire to become purchasers, that their instant. Riddell n ef. T. Hatchet', John puty Lieutenant; Samuel Brise Ruggles Bilge, Esq ,to It asth e Ill aY be taken in payment of the Purchase runneY at par, or The incoming Shareholders will, in addition to this dlicount, have Y• ri e • the advantage of the land alreaoy purchased, the works executed, JOSEPH CARTWRIGHr BRETTELL, Secretary. Johnson . esuit' ~,.0 P c of the day. • Bethel', R. Heald, James ealwey, Colonel ka re ui ation. • se em e red caution money has bee.n paid to the Dutch Govern- and the Act of Incorpor tb e , Cornwall BailwaY o filee , roro, T sth M 18 - 2 ay, a . Eden Main . tas 3d Deriventwaterliartley I4s Od Brockman, E. D. Heywood, James Scully,- Vincent 2d Regiment of Royal Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry- A tomer ROYAL NAVAL, MILITARY, EAST Lamb P • •••• • ...... CG • • olsor o te e e _ ..erable Portion of the capital has been subscribed for on ton rimrose .:. 15s 3d Gwen ae urwen... 2os Od Brown, H.' Heyworth, Lawrence Smith, J. A. John Bartholomew Parker, Gent., to be* Cornet, vice auatinent INDIA, and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Bell tend - - "ter th ' To the Directors of the .Cornwall Railway, Truro. 13, Waterloo-place, Loudon. Hobhouse, T. B. Somerville, Sir W. s Stone resigned; Harvey Drummond, Gent., to be Coe- Buxton Sir E. e larg e ,. e Payment of the deposit, no further call will be made of GenCemen,-I request that you will apportion me shares April 2, 1852. Braddyll - Llangennech ......... 20s Od Hume, Jai StricklandeSlr G. net, vice White, resigned, April 12. Ther ahs. amount than 10 per cent., or at shorter intervals than three of 20/. each, in the Cornwall Rail way Company, ' and Ido hereby At a Court of Threctiers held this day, Robert Lee, Esq., M.D., Etetton 16s Od Pumpattart Stone ..... 23s Od C u e , J ame s Hutchins, E. J. Watt, E. Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Yorkshire. - Aetai . undertake to accept the same, or any less num . ber you may allot to Flt el of 4, Saville-rowellurlington-gardens, was elected Physician Haswell...v.: isi so Port Talbot Steam ... 18s Od Cobden, Richard Hutt, William Stuart, Lord D. ..•••• o tti ,_ cations for the remaining shares may be addressed to the made of llfteen shillings per ahare, and •n•• , Ist Regiment of West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry aa- ' - ' ll ef th me, and to pay the call now to this Society, vice Sir Charles Fergusson Forbes, M.D., deceased.' lee , Sold, 63. Collins, William : Keating, Robert Stuart, Lord James Shire at maiket, mat AN r.„._ e Company, 46, eloorgate-street, and to Messrs. Cannon all future calls thereon. By order of the Court. Cowan, Charles Kershaw, Jame, -- Tancred, 11. W. Benjamin Huntsman to be Cornet, May 3. Y - . . 'eV, s tockbrokers, 26, Tolsenhouse-yard: 1852. . ,_ _ ~_-' or bli . Dated this day of . JOSEPH C. BRETTELL, Secretary. ' • Cowper, W. F. King, I'. J. . Thompson, Colemel MEMORANDUM.-The names of the Assistant-Surgeon e--- Name in full ..... ... • • • • • • • • .• • • .• . . . . - • • n . • 'as, in REPORT OF SIR JOHN RENNIE, F.R.S. . Residence .. ••• • • ....... ••••••• • • • • • " .. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • Crawford, W. S. Laslett, William Thornely, Thomae of this r ' t, whose commission is dated 24th March, egtmen . London, 14th April, 1852. D'Eyncourt, C. T. Lennard. T. B. -VillierseCharles ;Cielltlee ee „ Business or prcfessson ••••• • .. • • ..........., To VISITORS FROM THE. COUNTRY.. - .DEVONPORT, MAY 6.-The.Buzzard steam-sloop, at this Duncan, Viscount Locke, Joseph - Wahnsley, sir J. 1852, are Robert Thomas Coohe, not Cook,• as heretofore Aff_ i l ) " 1 „, _rid, mo ,, ‘ ,.;' , VoAt your request I have examined the district of , • Date of application .. ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • ...• • • MECIII'S SHOW ROOMS, 4, LEADENHALL-STREET• port, is ordered to be commiesioned, ind to hive a comple- Duncan, George M'Cullagh, W7l'. Walter, John gazetkcl. 'no_ cileh - „=" 4 bY the Dutch Government to Mr. Dirk Dronkers, of Name, residence, and pro-1 .................. All persons of taste sbould hasten - to inspect the =flue and ment of 160 officers M'Gregor, John ,Willeox, Brodie ente. term ems , coMpriting an extent of about 35,000 acres now ce- fession of a referee .. •• a recherche STOCK of ELEGANCIES now exhibited by MECHI, in and men. . ' ' ' • Buncombe, T. Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Oxfordshire. e n of ~,, as tering tides. DOCKYARD BRIGA h ire' been issued by the Ellis, John Melgund, Viscount Williams, W. les new Show Rooms, 4, Leadenhall-street, near the India-house., -Orders a i m , Queen's Own Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry ecrof f easibility of reclaiming this valuatee district attracted the n - the officers lig ' ) P Y E war t, samara : Mitchell, T. A. Wood, Sir W. P. Cavalry-George Hall; Eiq., to -be Captain, Vie 3 Jones, --It tart o . d t f l . l e Ernperer Napoleon, and a company was proposed to be THE MEGANTIC COPPER MINING Determined to take tbe lead in taste, he has breeght out some most ,_ e e _• , of superb and novel specimens in Papier hfache. Finding it impossible increased inbeight or bulk ' beyond th capacity of their , Fox, W. J. Moffatt, George ' Wyld, James , resigned, May 1; Lieut. Henry Barnett to be Captain, ' e e 'lletn e : that purpose. In 1844 Mr. Rennie saw it, and the idea - COMPANY, to display them advmtageously in his former space, he has fitted tip present reginientals, are to bo supplied with new clothing Dy Gibson, T.M. .. , Morris, David Wing , e suis tea 'rack him, and he reported accordingly. Mr. Locke, also, In the Township of Inverness, in the County of Megan t ic, a SPLENDID SHOW ROOM, to which he invites those who are the contractors. vico the Marquis of Blandford, M.P., resigned, May 3 ; Granger, T. O. ' . Moveatt, Emcee TELLER.. • the .. ite.oe l e _ a rePert to a similar effect, in fact the perfect practicabi- LOWER CANADA. desirous of seeing the most brilliant specimens this country can pro- Lieutenant Benjamin John Whippy .to b v q a tAin, vice, . , w en co n ._ e measure cannot be doubted, and the only queStions te be A Freehold of 1,800 Acres of Land; to be veated in the Company t ime. Mechl has the best stock in London of Ladies' and Gentle- - eet e . - THE BIRKENHEAD ' FUND r . t • ell° , and 2501. have Greenala Gilbert O'Brien, Joins Bright, John • . I, t 7e,ed are- been subscribed b eth '• • • , Greene, John recite'', Six G. Wakley, TholnaS the Honourable Ilsnry George Spencer ' , creceated, May nuch without Dues or Royalty. raen's Dressing Cases, Work-boxes, Writing-desks, and everything 3 e officers and se en of the fleet at . , e e. e ahe cost of reclama'ion. this ort, in aid of th • if 4; Henry Ewes. Gent., to be Cornet, vice Wright, re- Capital 125,0001., in Shares of 11. each, payable on Allotment. ybe -tune for the toilet and work-table. 4, Leadenball-s!reet. Illustrated Ca- la . esu erers by thtiless of her Majesty's , w e , alue of lee laud when reclaimed. 14th Vict. To beincorporated in Canada, pursuant to the 13th and , . eteam-ship Birkenhead. , talog,nes gratis. is_ s . ,, - - .MAJORITI -NOES, 199. sioased e e_Chlulea Pilll Defil .ld e __ Gent., th e lec ee ch!not e . _. . . ~_ Jived kci u • reeir - e eel • lew d i he Ilrst. The expense of reclaiming theland may cap. 18, of the Canadian Legislature, according to which all liable - It is reported a court-martTal is to ' h - le at thisfort -. a - A ... - . .... . vice Barnett, promote , May G. • , the ane e ls • nto two parts, viz , the works of the canal and barrier, lIV of Shareholders Is' avoided, on the Capital being paid up. LAURENT'S CASINO, Adder y, C. B. Euston, Earl Bfarch, Earl of to try the chaplain and taval i nstructoiW • frigate.reeenti ' [neer e co e eeditional sum required to galn the land. BANKERS IN LONDON. ' ARGYLL ROOMS, Great . Windmill-street, re 3 Archdall Captain Ferrer, James Martin, C. IV. - Commission by the Lord-Lieutcnaut of the Tower turned from foreign service, on charg of disobedience of locv" and h fLid er er the expense of reclaiming the land, including the canal Messrs. Martin, Stone, and Martini. Arkwrigne George Fellow - es, E. 3fa,heson, Colonel Hamlets. sole aa s eae_ , will amount to abeut 201. per acre. And if the land be St. James's. orders and neglect of duty, preferred gainst him by the Bagge, Ilrillhim Ferguson, Sir R. Mamisell, T. P. - • [1113 69 _, SOLICITOR IN LONDON. d -Band. Prim! al • Qieen'a Own Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia- P captaia under whom he served. Bailey, Crawshay Filmer, Sir E. 3faxwell, Hon. J. P. fare‘',.. Prob ebt eeele e vered, and the proceeds applied to further reclarnations, be cae c a' Z nl Y one-half of the proposed capital of 50 ,0001. will ever Mr. W. 11. Cotterill, 32, Throgmorton•street. BROKER IN LONDON. Ogn every evening by Lanrent's Celebrate Cornet-a-Piston, M. Boulcourt. A lad, forming ooe of - ' the crew f h N 'I b ' o t e auta u 8 rig, aL . Bailey, Joseph Fitzpatrick, J. W. Dieux, Sir Henry . George Money, Gent., to be Lietcenant, vice Chalmers, ° ( •f b 5 ,,. /V ith re "P ' Mr. Francis Pawle, 23, Threadneedle-street. Doors open ea Eight o'clock. Dancing to commence at nine, and this port, yesterday fell overboard from the main-crose-tree Bernie, 11. J.. Floyer, John Mlles, P. W. deceased. , alur't .. -- _nilt au t o r r d to the second. It appears from the report of corn- SECRETARY IN LONDON. emanate at half-past eleven. • 9 Beira James Forbes, William Miles, W. 'eutonant of Middlesex. where he was engeged in cleari th Commissions be the - Lord-Li ag o !pennant'. In his fall. Baldock, E. 11. Forester, G. C. Morgan, 0. g e ot •emati e, Ines, that the land when recta med will be extremely Mr. James Bartlett Truscott, No. I, Three King-court, 32, Lombard- HILLING Admission-ONE. S .. . he camela contact with the ir h • • f Militia-Francis o ybe ware s ~,, e and may be cultivated -so as prcduce a profit of up- street. on s eer, by which one of his .Bankes, G. Freestun, Colonel Mundy, William Royal East Middlesex Bseetnaent arms was broken close up t a nd ette e „:o ht• Per acre Enelish per arm= ;in order, however, to This vast and rich bed of mineral land Is most conveniently situate THE SILENT FRIEND. o the shouhler. Barrington, VlscOunt Freshfleld, J. W. Naas, Lori: Dalton; Gent., to be Surgeon, April 30. tea, i ;e . its real value, it will be better to take the selling price of The Buzzard steam-vesael • BareoneSlr 11. Frewen, C. H. Napier, Joseph '• try-Charles Henry Mills, In the township of Inverness, in the comity of Megantic, Lower Ca- a tWs Uxbridge Yeomanry Cava e.....FoRTIETR EDITION. lo to be; commissionee a 1 B e nbow John Galway, Viseount Neeld, John 3 d of 11 e Ic e 2. f , r ,nl thLs it appears Met on the 16th March last, at a pub- nada, about forty miles from Quebec, IS of easy access at present, and Ler sit LANGUAGE , . port with a complement of lao officers d ril 30 hal l ' scen e w oe ;e_lst. in Z6a'and, by order of the Dutch Goveremeanat. conveyance wll be much . improved on the compleaon of the Rich- Y FOR PREVENTIGh e OF DL9EASE. Professor Moseley . arrived ill' • • an men. ' , Bennet. Philip Gilpin, Colonel Neeld, Joseph Gent., to be Cornet, vice Sleigh, resigned, Ap . roof Z a e r e , , s( 4eg r i s in bl ed lards similar to those conceded to the C t om f p y. mond and Melbourne Railway. This railway, now in course of con- e 1 CON 'ATKINS THE REMED dred Auatoraical Coloured Ettgraeings. according to appointment, and Is morning at the dockyaru, Bentinck, Lord 11. Gladstone, W. E.' Newport, Viscount BANKRUPTS. . Peent the : Per acre, and if to this be added the cos oem infliction, Is inteeded to be all laid down by the ensuing autumn, and 111 istrated by One Hun , prentices, examined the school of ap- lieresford, Williatn Geddard,sA. L. - Noel, Gerald J.' Jainei Manama, oil and colour man, Shoreditch, to -Ia -trues. micelles/11g be .1.0/. per acre. reenimeeng. therefokeethe Value of the lands of the Company, when will pass about eight miles from tho property, and by it materials „ and produce can be transmitted from and to Quebec with facility and - C I PHYSICAL DISQUALIII , • ATM NS , GENERATTV E I eie„e. and expressed himself highly pleased with the Bernard, Viscunt: Gore, W. R. O. O'Brien, Sir Lucius and June 22, at eleven, at the 1 Purrender May 18, at one. StENTS TO MARRLAGE. progress made in the past year Best, John • Goulburie • Henry leaget, Lord George - - ' and at h' st tbe boys - is reque • the wore, e aa• YIZ , 35,000 acres, at 601. per acre, the whole would be PACITY, AND MI -IDi were given holiday the afternoon II '' • e Blair, Stephen .. Granby, Marquis of Paklngton, Sir J. Court of Bankruptcy. .El wards, officiel assignee, Same i - 'too, cheapness. ewes, price 2s. 6d. by post, frogs , tOok luncheon wile o, 6 nenediate 9691' Now it appears that there aro 7.500 acres flt for The property is purchased (but with an option of throwing it up Nsw Edition, enlarged tO 196 -sd in stamp. Commodore Seymour, a d 6._ • N o Iflandford, Marqnls Greene, Thomas Palmer, Robert brook-court, B ' hell-street ; Parker, Rooke, Parker, asing - slinee a „..,e r eclamation, which may be commenced and carried on t 3s. e . n - g ° log give a lecture this Bolder°, George 11. Grogan, Edward Palmer, Roundel" o nce until the Ist of October next) for the sum of 100,0001., of which sum the Establish:nen , - evening in the se.hool-room to the a and Whitehouse, Bedford-row. me al t ar esla with the canal. 4,000 acres of this quantity may be the vendors agree to accept 50,0001. in shares, and 50,0001. in cash, a Medical Work on as choose to avail themselves kth •-•L-''' : " • d li th I' W Guernsey, Lord PPr-ticee an sue 0 ers Booker, . • Palmerston, Vis. Ults* c ans' to 2,S Eeason at a cost of 150,0001., Oncluding the works of the the remainder of the capital is to be exclusively applied for the work- cd• the system, produced by Nothing in or out. 0 - a olwrtunlay. ' a Booth. Sir R. G. - - Gwyn, tiowel Peel, Sir Robert - John . Thomas, builder, Little Stanhope-street, May the 240,0 001 'net Perlod. The 4,000 acres taken at 60/. per acre would be ing of the mines, ani to the general purposes of the company, for T HE SILENT FRIEND, the exhaustion and physical deeßy ' Bowles, Admiral • Hale, R. B. • Peel, Colonel fair, May 17, at half-past twelve, and June 15, at twelve, sce., 102 Prob ' ; and if more land can be reclaimed this season, which is not which it is deemed amply sufficient. . Power is conceded to work the Massive indalgence, the consequences of In ec on, f ti or the abuse of . Th B b ' t k I. la om ay was aen oti - • Bramston, T. IV. Hall, Colonel Pennant, Colonel at the Court of Bankruptcy. Greham, official assignee; ti lotion fel • tof lat -•°.v Dock • this morning, . , to , .h. son a s , n e b e le, the amount will be proportionably increased. Next sea- mines in the interim, the produce to belong to the company if the mercury, with directions for the use o n . e 0618 f the pr even ve " ' and the Buzzard will be tals • • nrenuedge, Licher d Halsey, T. P. PortaL Melville qualifications which . ...dn in to - moirow morning to clean Hamllton, G. A. Powlett, Lord IY. Staniland, Bonverio-street, Fleet- street. at eeeeuluar arnount ofland may be obtained with a like result ; and b er bottom. Bridges, Sir B. , property be accepted ; but if not, the produce is to belong to the ven- Imes' by observations en Marriage, a a E tn n livings.. By R. and L. Worcester, May 18, and ,isic, reciai;nioesaticceedi ... ng 'year an additional quantity of land would be prevent it. Illustrated by 100 Coloured PORTSmo n TII, FRIDAY.-erh t - ' • . ' Brisco, M. . Hamilton, J. H. Repton, G. W. John Burlingham, draper, dors, they paying all charges of freight, &c., the company paying the 19 gr Inerners-street,• Oxford r of ~,upeoge,g l ,l tu the whole quantity concede( has been completed. costs incurred in working only. PERRY and CO, Consultine '•• surgeons• d and Co., 23, Paternoster- by MaPappalardo Sicili e - Comte D'A ails, attended Broadwood, H. Hamilton, Lord C. Sanders, Joseph June 16, at balf-past eleven, at the Birmingham District , an Consul, C * q B d Lieut. Brooke, Lord Harcourt, G. G. . Scott, Francis :red ge l'eneek ot•Tever• the land net to be sold, but to be cultivated for Mining captains of acknowledged experience and ability, with come street, LoVone relished sIZ nroom. 150. Oxford-street ; Golr- Winthrop (Acting Flag-Lieutenant t•c:Samnn` der oy ~ . Court Velpv, cfficial assignee, Birmingham; Wright, • ,ts if Corn an then takin- the net rofit of 6/. per acre le a , l'cling tth rY„ ~ P _ petent inspectors on the part of the company, accompanied by one of rew, ang 014 0 • bY h anna • 7' t• 95 Farringdon-street ;W. Sutton, , e ir lhon Brlggse , an a d Bruce, C. L. C. • Hardinge, C. S. Semner, Henry Ker th a Vene to 0 e Flemish valuation, there would be a revenue or Lieutenant Gore, after, visiting eh p - s •t., Buller, Sir Y. • Hayes; Sir E. ' Sibthorp, Colonel Birmingham. the Board of Management, will leave England for Canada in May, don, 14 ~ adon au.s.ree , , w • Per J huson 68 Cornhill e sl ent at pi nce Reg heapaide ;R. 0 t , • head yesterday, went on board ' Burghley, Lord Beard, J. I. - • Smollett, A. Robert Harding, draper, Beckington; Somersetshire, art got annum ; and, unlike many other enterprises, the return .ex e olninene to survey the property ; and on their return. which may be expected Bow Church-yard ; Butler, 4, C , m eted. e when only one-third of the capital has been tdology of the re-preducties es the Hogue, 60, Captain Mc uou all, and afterwards , Cabbell, 11:1e. . Henley, J. W.. Spooner, Richard cloven at the Bristol - District DIM in July, will report, at the earliest moment, fully on the sta.° and FART I. teens of the anatomy aildphy - F a . _. . . g . . May 18, and-Juue 8, et , , a Ppears ~, Making every allowance, therefore, for contingencies, it landed at Rfrde, where his ROyal Campbell, Slr - A. Herbert, Henry A. Stafford, Augustus c • prospects of it. organs, andel Illtuitrated by 28 Coloured .ngr vin f gs . ourt. Aeraman,eofficial assign , ee Bristol; Cornish and 1 100 tee ...at there is just ground for expecting a profitable return on teethe, The quantity of copper ore in this extensive tract of minerel land Pair 11. treats of tke consequences resulting role excessive in- Highneas visited the Royal Victoria Yaeht Chib-house, and Cavendish, C. C. Herries, J• • •.C. Stanley, Edward Art tea producing entered his name as a member. Thence 11 C t an Pets n the sys e , ,t eom e d party CaVendish,W.p. Hildyard, It. C. - Stephenson, Robert Parnell, Bristol. • .. Is unbounded, and may be wrought with facility and economy, thus d essence, and their lamentable °if-- ° nt, and generative Proceeded to the beautiful and ict f L ril Chandos, Marquis Hildyard, T. B. ' Stuart, 11. Charles W. Woodworth, licensed victualler, Liverpool, i re 1 arn, gentlemen, your humble servant, showing a desirable investment, and assuring early re nuneration in total and bodily weakness, nervous =enema __,___. - Downes at Binsted. From - P ureacele residence 0 o lina To th 1) e 1r • JOHN RENNIE. and continuous dividends to subscribers. ' in etpacity. Illustrated. by 10 Explanatory Engritywo* Ryde th Ch C 1 1 es attcrton, .o one nal. Lord E. Stuart, .T. May 19 and June 18, at eleven, at the Liverpool Dis eith in in the Sprightly steam e gallant party prOceedeu er • , -vessel, ai r a • d. Chichester, Lord'.l. Hodges, T. L. Start, 11. G. Vie . ectors of the . Netherlands Land Enclosure CompanY• th f ll wing results have been obtained : By armlyses of the ores, e o e t +action, NAT HI. treats of tho diseases resulting Dem •n- -- eorge Allen comment ' Talbot, C. R. trict Court. Bird, effieial assignee, Liverpool; Yater, 77.44 per cent. ; 77.38 per cent. for copper, by Professor J. P. ' eplicit direc o ti ns for ing, to Cowes, where the C - - - Christopher, R. Hope, Sir .7'. the primary or secondary form, and contains ess ontte visited the Royal Yacht Clerk, Sir G. • Hotham, Lord Taylor, Colonel jun., Liverpool. II OWER HAMLETS. Norton, of Tale College. olourodEneltav - .Squadron Club-house an . nd their treatment. This section is illustrated by 62 C . ._ . . 0 d .afterwarde the wreck of the ' cliee, 11. B. . Howard, C. IV. G. Teunent, Sir J. PRICE OF SUGAR. • Th e ELECTION IVITHOUT A CONTEST. . 73.7 per cent. for copper, by .Tames Cooke, of Darlington. ings. Titania Yacht, oestroyed b . _ of ' k w _ Political addresses and lecal qualifications lately set forth, 72 per cent. for copper, by John Mitchell, of London. , Disease bY a 1 rom Cowes the Comte and y fire on the previous evening. Clive,B. H. - Howard, Slr R. , Thesiger, Sir F. rhe average price of Brown' or Muscovado Sager, com al- le, oig aroused public attention. it now becomes necessary to set Specimens of the ore may be seen at No. I, Three King-cour , , ' 4 nlatte t Pear IT. conteins a Remedy for the Prevention of , tett 11 U b d cr of infection is Oval . simp.e app ea or, y which. the ang . partynroce *here he entertained his aa, • eded to Southampton, Cobbold, J. C. Cocks T S ~ . Hudson, 'G. : - Thompson, Alderman Hughes, W. B. TollemacheeJohe from . returns made in the week ending - May 4; puted . ire• mo n . rto le; hts, and thus stifle all acrimony which far ther discus- Lombard-street. blight e Canadian Le- f marriage, ane. its du- Dolphin Hotel, where be step U 1 e and escort at dinner at the Codrington, Sir W. Inglis, Slr . B. Trevor,rta. R. ' 1852,eXclusiva of-Castoms Duties pa,id or payable thereon FAST V LA devoted By the Act of the 13th and 14th Viet., cap. 18, of the . • to the consideration o t,,ret • ~ . urning to this port by rail. an tile s . ngender. The Tower Hamlets have their Representa , many auy tor a pe• Idered a.n.d the wav this morning, and goin coivue, C. R. Jocelyn; Viscount Trollope, Sir J. on the importation thereof into Great Britain:- 3a,, h Years have their qualiecations been admired, as many gislature, a very simple mode of incorporating a comp tlee. The causes of. tinprodnettve anion are also cons , g weer ie h h lder the steam department in Corry, Henry - Jolliffe, Sir W. G. Tyler, Sir G. from the British possessions in America 225. 4,1 d. pertwt that. ava they had the t d ' terest of the no aneous votes an in riod of fifty years is authorised, and all liebffity of a s are o . whole subject critically and philosophically inquire° i ntc " • ,_ the dockyard ; after whi c h h . , l e R e , Tyrelle Sir J. ,p h ore and no s • n Seece t 1 1 b - ' d t' wa es) ceases on the capital of ... - ostensible .. .n.electors ; Mee - therefore sustain the duties of their -Por a ou.crs an servan s g L'ECA k.:OIDIAL BALM OF Bratiorat Ls exclusively einPle 3 Ye d in nine o'clock train on his r- • YBi, Highness left by the Cottons W. H. .. Jones, Captain From the Mauritius ••• ••• ••• 235. 941 ff IP) I,iigirig thetation with renewed ardour and increasing vigour- the cotnpany being paid up. A copy of the Act may be seen at the treating uremia and sexual debility, ile•Potenee• tele I Is. and 335. • • • „emu. entertaine etera to d this evening by eh ~ Lo d h h will be Currie, Henry • Knox W. S. n on, w ere e Verner, Sir W. From the East Indies ... ... ... 20s. 7id. e .te l arge conott insel vee to confer th te t advantages on their office of Mr. Cottcrill. per bottle. The Concentrated Detersive Essen , ee a n anti-sar--- ‘ Admiral Sir Thomas Bri 0 Russian Ambassador, Davies, D. A. • Knox, Colonel Vesey, Thomas lation . uenev ?- ami e grea s _ If the Board of Management should deem it advisable that a Spe- Dawson, T. V. Langton, W. H. Villiers. Viscount Average price of the three foregoing de la of the whole to extend the same benefits to the popu re nevly, for purifying the blood In cases of infection, secondary c • _ m. a• d M I, G.C.UG , the Commander complete and pert. world maintaining magnificent eatablishments, IIA tf th I edi t c a c or e mm . a e regulation of this company should be ob sy mptoms erepti I I and 335. Per ~ e ons, and the abuse of mercUrY, • - 8 . e d It, i ns hief, acco pme by Ala' te e • Denison, Edsaund Lennox, Lord •A. Vyse, R.' 11. scriptions of sugar, jointly, computed as iie ect . t e d f the f 0 erty tained from the Canadian Legislature, the ven ors o P P Lieutenant• Governor, and Col "r- neral Simpson, the Disraeli, 11. Leaner. Lord H. Elie Walpole, Spericer above, and exclusive of duty ... ... 225. 9,id• sp venient and c every d h having con- . battle. Perry's Purifylins • Specific Pille, ',3. 9d-, •45. ed., alt • • ommothous 'eoctra epartm , ent eac onel Menzies, K. 11., Aide-de- Dod, J. W. . Walsh, Sir J. B. i i , have stipulated to obtain one at their own expense an camp to the Queen, who had been LestieeC. P. By authority of Parliament, . as mighty stoe r k 0 'ideation, constantly provid g a loot. etrictiere , ° per box. a certain remedy for gonorrhcea, g to to Until the cotnpany shall bo incorporated, an.' the property ac wn by command Of Drummond, Henry Lewishatn,,Vise. . Wegg-Prosser, F. oi . every taste culti superletiVe excellence and adapted to ch.onie inflacarnation of the ble.dder. Coneultation fee, if by letter, her Majesty, to attend the atat HENRY BICKNELL, Clerk of the Grocers' Company 1 be paid to the Benkers, Messrs. , Wellesley, Lord C. e 6 , ey e , 'eating the • 'll d eloped 0 eery count r y i n the 1 talent and ski 0: virtin. ceptel, the capital subscribed tell ITt I I d Stone and Martins, to the credit of tle rus ees n .on on, ' h / ite and poli te A msnuto detail of the case Is rogaired: age, ea•'• ' ' last evening, and Commodore M • 0 ball, r rned to this port etu Drummond, Horne Lockhart, A. E. Grocers'-hall, May. 7. . - le ff J L W - Whiteside, James ti e I at the Ests- artin this afternoon u , ames ong, . e• l i rastrY of the first un vem, rernuneratin th i eninty and A • ei , i t g eng h ith eantime to be e t 1 n imciety. 5L Pockets, with advice, to be had perry, anagement are, owever, n . e m . The Winchester, 60, . - 4 °vile ami h artists and the best workmen in the world, cm- the Board share blishment oely, by wheal the fee, IL, is saved. Captaia Loc . * Durieombe, A.' • Lowther, Colonel • Williams, T. P. . • .'"""'""'"'""'".-- 1. "'"'''''' -.. t the extent of one shilling and sixpence per Mcss". o ford- crew from the Milk this m e re . 1 ), C. 8., received her liberty to drew o . Buncombe, W. E. Lygon, General ' Worcester, Marquis . end New Ber g ty capital ll' the i ntroduction of Styles, Fashions, &James . are in attendance, daily, at 19, Berners-strect, x "mg. and , hauled off to the Wynn, 11. IY. . r ices for Dress &c • eee n , arid defen ce tee , ' • • ---neng comfort in warm days, On 75,000 shares, for expenses. . i street, London, from Eleven till Two end Five to e • - •ea Bun- s am to ad'ust her compass, . Ei ld tre / 3. _. Dunne, Colonel Megan, W. 11. . RAILWAY RETURNS. rtg tr ad in we, ones • Clothine On the Incorporation and acceptance of the property, tbe capi.a .... . . . . ... , , d dayfrom Eleven to-One. V 1 n 6 steam-fri The uca , , gate ri • East, Sir J. Mahon,O'Gorman Yorke, E. T. ic esman or w ki ' b r ,„,._ . . or ng man, ~ for the nobleman, clergyman, ill b t eared to the account of the company in Canada, au . ----430---. . w e ran has been taken into the Si on D ' TH . el ' - --ammander Von Donop, Ebrington, Lord - Mahon, Viscount E PAST WEEK. ess , BAT C 1.. unparalleled in Spring and Summer d of Management in payment of the purchase - .. - e-.• -._ _ -- o• . "Wale e S, . Is, HOSIERY, BOOTS and SUOES, &c., Sree be applied by the Boar . ____-------- OCk, to have her bottom Egerton, eir P. Mandeville, Vis. TELLERS. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR _____. aor all classes In ' neral purposes of the company. " , examined. . . money, and for the ge TILE ' COUN TR Y MARKETS. : Egerton, W. T. Manners, Lord C. Mackenzie, W. F. le I , s , t , °L t of new fabrics in . eluding an endless, varied, and Inimitable h B rd of II mtgement, Mier the ed b• t e oa - a Th R di b rgh 5 ° step g, n u , • , an. elm . . Receipts, ,11 ' ."yilig the' ingenious styles for Youths and Children ;ap Should it be determin 3 ._ . nery. Emlyn, Viscount 3lanners, Lord G. Bateson, Thomas Milos WAY• ee e ,„,„_ -r measures with the most perfect eo t survey contemplated, and the further repor s o tt be obtained, not to WA KinELD, MA.Y 7.- There is a fair arrival of wheat to progress in • • ut. fitting o She. , be e h ship, IS making good Estecart, J. B. . . B Manners, Lord J. NAME OF RAIL , Opened, _.________.___,.---- 1851. ef ' min necess tr for a demo c ness, securing, , su l l y _ g .3' nstration of patriotic feeling b their Proceed, the balance of capita , e 1 after deductine the expenses to the day, fo,- which we have to. note a full . lenguid sale, at a . de and topmast rigging over the er eopmasts. up and fidded 1852. naastheads. • . ' ' 1852. ------- _______ 4 3 Nl _ meetly adnured Rile Dress ; 5 000 h ' ill b tu d reib lerins the most 7 extent mentioned, divided over the o, s ares, wc re rno cline of 13per qr. English barley still in demand at fall pieces. s um migiss,TUllnSDAT lev 2emea H - - • RRITIMI. 80;•;Ito Emigrants by their Outfits of surp rming mi. . !nisentlal sere .. d i g certificates of shares COUNTY ELECTIONS BILL. -- 41,342 z 1•5 4., r, m e , Lability at a rea. to the parties pro ue n 0 • d 1• ' ' fll d B hld for more 0 ats an she ling are ay as ear. eans are e St eam-friga e ' t Horatio, 22, Capta' .- er Majesty's screw .. In th 72 Aberdeen'.. •• • • • • • • • • " i 08 67 5 e 1 • W e. harge-in one word, contineing to supply a, 'Anti e se e trade better in quality and at far lower prices tieles in th i APPlicatlons for shares, on or before the 22d instant, to be mad h . h h ks business - can e b r e to Mr. Francis Pawle, 23, Threadneedle-street ;or to the Lendon money, w . lc . c ec .. . . • g ot up her steam at. BAM. on the e- Hon. S. T. Carnegie, Motion made, and Question put, " That the Bill be now 37 % Belfast and Ballymena • . ..... •• 2 , 2 ° 240 - me et any other establishment in the world. Lombard-street, where old. . New. • t the Scilly Islands, for sh i P - 4th inst., and roceeded read the first time." The House divided :- 1 ,,? Belfast and County Down• • d '• Cheshire 30550 417 8 I, E. MOSES AND SON. secretary, at No, 1, Three King-court, 32, on a cruise o • e . purpose Of testing her - MINORITY-AYES, 61. 3 . Birkenhead, Lancashirecan 735 ports of the Mine may be obtained. WHEAT,.per qr. - 60lbs per bushel:- a. a. . s. •s; capabilities under steam and canv as .. , and et est York .• • • 781 Lem e 154 155 156 and 15 prospectuses and re 26% Bolton, Blackburn, 4,560 ' eanjointl and sena- Napier, Joseph ee es on city Establiee Men., , , , 7. wineries, 63, - 41 to 43 tI , Mr J. Taylor, the Admiralt • Y - - • Adderley, C..E. Ferrer. James 86341 Bristol and Exeter ••••• • ' • •••• ••• ' • • 7 2 ,, 4,630 . ' ee, and 86, Aldgato, opposite the Church, all communicating, - n white • • Ditt_., ......._ •-• •••• ••• -- - 44 7 ••• •Icu A . ra e 5. • Paklngton, Sir J. -, , y pilot at this port; wee all. Captain Fellewes, E. - ' ' 1 " 7,650 r Lona,* ' eiki ,r7a.• . West-end Branch. 506, 507, 508, Now Oxford-street. 1, 2 PATRON-H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT. N Norfolk and Hunts., red ••• ••• -- - 39 -ma A i ordered to proceed in her. ... . e. .. .Archd 1 89 % • Ca1ed0nian........... •• • •• • . Forbes, William Soott, F. • • 2,607 Bagge, W• 94% cheater and Holyhead. •••••• • • • • • • . 2,882 Sibthorp, Colonel tie i e• uarteetreet, all communicating. ' tql OYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTIO . ..., Her Majesty's stiam-frighte Amphi James Forester, G. C. 6 %. Cork. Blackrock. mulrassage •.• - - . 1.39 _ Ditto, white ... • ... ... - - ••••• 42 -45 cati on, 34, was undocked B Spooner, R. Ileum, the same day, and placed in the Bekaa, E. 11. Frewen, C. H. 46 Dublin and Belfast Junction • ..... „ 647 797 • -- e•e (Yorkishire) Branch, 19, Bridge-strett: ELIII) Bachhoffner and Defrles's new ratent Polytechnic Gas Fire rt 11. G. e ••• Lincolnshire and Cambridge red - 38 -41 board the remaining portion of her ;* e ng basin to take on oateson Tnomas Galway, Viscount Stu , 13 Dublin and Drogheda •.•••••• • • • • • • • 1,001 1,011 ' ghee, win be exhibited and lectured on on Menden Wednesday, and Fri . --Lead Branch, 36, Fargate. Ditto, white ... ... ... - -..-. 42 44 'ea Stores, and WAS this ' • • • Granby, Marquis Taylor, Col. Mee 5 Furriers le eay, at llatf.nast Three, and on Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, Pt day warped out, and towed by the me., Bennet, P. 6 Dublin and Kingstown . ..... _ ...... 1,46 S 1,685 Tennent, Sir J. 16% Dtmdee and Arbroath .. --, ~••••• 329 ' end chant Tellers, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosier , , Nt Nl ne.-Lecture on Music, by George Buckland, Esq., illustrated by Yorkshire, red .., ... ... -- - 38 -41 • he west s ings in the harbour off t . hore,. •Y tie steamer to moor- Be sford, William GWYLI • Rowel Thesiger, Sir F. 433 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen JUnction 680 . 0 • • Shoe , r.t makers, and General Outfitt. era for Ladies and Gentlemen Moder F... " k-A n - -"ge, every evening, except Saturday, at Eight o doe . ' Ditto, white ... ... -- - 42 -44 Her Majesty's paddle-wheel steaoa.v. e ~ re T W . Hall, Colonel Rooker, . . .6 ,t ' L . flat lee et atabllehments are closed from sunset Friday o suneet on r ecture, by J. H. Pepper, Esq. on Glynn and Appel's Patent Paper d Koni sburg white .. -- - 43 -45 • - esei Lizard, Mr. Booth, Sir R. G. Halsey, Thomas r. Trollope, Sir J. 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen.. „ ........ 190 leo Tyrell, Sir J. Dantzic an g , _ econd Master, commandin 1 Hamilton, G. A. 68 East Ang1ian........................ t6O a - ' 4 Y I3 , when business is resumed till Twelve o'clock. or the Prey r ' ' b the Anastatic Process. en ion of Piracy and Forgery 3' 38 _ 4 2 Brockman, S • g, eft port at noon to- Bramston, T. W. 721 1 ' • ". ne Elegance," containing a -Lecture on th d b M E d Hamburgh red... -- - 'sower Baltic an , . . t 'd • and re urne in tune, .. ard Hamilton, Lord C. Verner, Sir W.. 79 East Lancashire •• • • ................ 8,7,.,, Clarke' a Britannia Tubular Bridge, illastrate y r. . day for Chatham, ening.. Bremridge, Rich , veses, Thomas , . s ,r, 4 102 1 fie; he w Book, entitled " The Library of Mediterranean, red ... ... ... -- - 00 -00 'g Wolverine, 12 Henley, J. W. 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk,..• .... eerie , . 14 ' 825 4 of p t .' grati s 0 cos, and directions fo t be h d r self-measureinen , can a , Bachhoffner.-A 8 beautiful 31 0de1.-Lecture on Voltaic Electricity, by Dr. Her Majesty's lin . .0 Commander M II Hroedieceed, -11. Vyse, IL R. 11. . Hill, Lord E. 95 Eastern Union • • .... .. „ ' kt,..... , a application, or forwarded, pos r , t-f ee to any part of the tion of the Mk 'Plendid New Series of Dissolving Views. -Exhibi rose,ope -D1 • BARLEY, per quarter of 8 bushels:- this mornin I a Falcon, arrived here -- A ge h et fro axwe Christopher, It. . ....... ..., 2,046 .- ..Worcester, Marquis 2 le7 ra Portsmouth. Hope, Sir J . . 89m Edinburgh and Glasgow ..• . ........ 2,702 ' -- worn. . Ad m i ssion, 18. _ _ • ver and Diving Bell, &c., &c. Norfolk and Suffolk... • ... ~. - - .... 28 - ea - - n e, - ) She • saluted the flag . of Vice. dmiral the . H on . 8. ChristY, - • . Howard, C. W. G. Wynn, 11. W., 3 595 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee ...... 2,015 2 ' 2 At h aw be had gratis, aalf-Price. ; Nehools and Children under Ten years of ago, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire „„ .... am.* moo \ ~,, ...• ..,.. Percy, Commander-i , n-Chief at the Nore wh• .• J s 1 . bold John C. oce me Cob , Hudson, George Yorke, E. T. 6 Exeter and Crediton.. ,07 , • ' 011 asonla Almanac for the year ending 1852 can , . • - - •28 - 30. W t 1 d b the ..a °T are 120, c . ' - ich Com e t • Codrington, Sirlir. p imen 19 Furness Railway ... ............ , 360 102 Lewisham, Via. . • 4 PPiteaUon. Scotch i•• . ••• •• • •• • was acknowledge y_ „ aptain the Hon Cotton, va. S. • , 421 TELLESs. iv% ainegow. and South-Western.• • ' 679 lel l'o ID R. CU LVERW Grinding per - 30 stone ... ... _- . _ •26-28 m t -: StOriford.- Diving di h sc _a...red Mackenzie, W. F. . en on agtt - . •c, hei•pev4 , l •s.• - . Dawson, T. V. n Sir E. 3 852 .e n la Parle FrancaLe. I Qui si parte Italian°. ELL'S NEW WORKS. Forei • the Af 'an steam tu - a -e r aua WaS Manners, Lord J. Buxto , 223% Great Northern and E.• L.....'. • 9,751 ' Dodd, George .4 , 81' e r i • . •e i ,,_, P eht man Deutsch. I Aqua Se habla Espanee. To be had of Sherwo . 3 -- --. 28 -a. • o .__ ric - eg, and , taken in tow 7 proceeded to 3faxwell, J. P. Seynien.l l . K.. 13 055 188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 4,717 • Egerton, Slr P. "' fl ed Rev Dep Aly eer , eral Assistants in the Ready-made esd t A admen • P. rico One Shillin and Wed- P 147, Fleet-street; Mann, 39, ce (xi t ee 1.,2-' Paternostererow ; Carvalhe, ill ; or direct fr g eaeh ibY Post, 111.6 d. om the author ; BEANS, yer qr. 631ba . to the bushel :- Small, nne ••• ..... ••• ..•• 32 -35 ..,_ -.•' • - id ofP having been in com/o4 • ' Chatham t 6 be pa , . A 2 - . 34 which eriod eh siontWo yeant Egerton,lV: T. Morgau, O. 277 Great Western .... l3 9 .. 4,451 Q Q and . a half, the whole of ._ P _ e . we e , 25 Irfsh South Eastern • 18 141 114 ' betide "allY from Ten to Twelve o'clock, on Tit ay empie d ye on . , . . • 170 . 90 Lancaster and Carlisle .. 41143; 3forninge at 86, Aldgate. ENJOYMENT OF L . Ticks .„. - •.. ..• 31 -34 30 -ae the west Coast of Africa. ....., , AIAJORITY-NOES, 77. 4,624 260 Lancashire arid Yorkshire ' se veral Cashlers. Apply by letter, stating age, tac• ••Bealth, todreation. and Ran ' Foreign . ;•• ••• ••• ••• --- -- - 27 -- 23 acht; having on board , The Trinity steam.y ..., „, d . several ef the. ' - Ricardo, Osman .... 15,302 onal Use of Time " it Doar , arrived Freesture Colonel 39 Leeds and Thirsk .• . 15 791 • * '''`eee...._._, s ______ . __ , _______ e _.--.. e __ CONTENTs :-Early Mslmg.....Sp r i ng an , , • OATS, per atone:- elder brethren of the Trin . y „ , here at tw Adair, Thigh E. . ....... ....... . 979 ' , nee seliDer, ey ... s rsions about the Environs of London T 'limner 31nrnin g i -Ex , e ' Meeting • . ... . ... -d to -d 104 to 12d of the boors at tit or m. Aico Thomae . • Gibson; Thomas M. Riee, E• B. 18 1 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... • ' 349 -'•:., Colonel , --‘" 4 -oVICE ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF ou on a periodical inspection __ _ a entrance of - • ck- ' J - Gore, W. R. O. Rowley, Vette he Parks, Lanes Hilts dto ••••d • 10d to lld mos and • 110d WaY• Afte •• • a p,anhe, n. .. . . . 'Meetly, Sir J. e. n. London and North Western... 49 21s •-•- •• •• •• , _ _ d 111 h ad d - Forests, Flel s, g -ro s, an other ••• •,, . ... F d * ' • • - ee mg and in the rivers Tha , ... . Green, John .. 5 3i„ Londen and 81ackwa11............ 46 336 With YOUTH AND MATURITY. ambles-The Sea-London pleaeant places-dm trY th 'hi b r visiting the Bass, N. T. sscll,F. C. 11. .. 1 016 • -,,,. Plain Directions for their Prevention and Care. Trips mid R at Night-Evenings at H n Foreign ... ~. ... -d to -d • 10d to' lld ~ , h Spit himy in e.r our, th e .__ • - Grosvenor, Lord R. Re 1 i 3 t4 London, Brighton, and South Co 1 0 , " 974 -Mneic-The Drama-On Eating, Drieking, m e , - erne queen ooroug .. . , . y ht ac pro- Bethel', Richard , Sewn Colonel est.. .328 Il 11 Sir B. , 244 1 4 8;843 • . atm a n) ,'„_ ll :TF COLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL. SHELLING per bad Of 2611 b • ... -, - - 27 ---- 28 , . Ease, Occupation, Fec., tkc. . Pmg, Bathing, ' ' eursion. hls .39 e... 42 - ceeded on her ex . • Boyle, Colonel - . a , ecobell, Captain „, London and South Western .. It see ""aued, in French, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, and Air, Rest, MALT, • per load of 6 imperial bits e - ••••• - Th B ad t' , 6 _..„ e arr ou a, et eam Hustle, .Alexander . jhn A. gine Lend ' ' • ...... 10,515 10,651 an ta II CHATHAM, ,MAY - , .. vessel • i Bright, John smith, 0 onderry and Enniskillen . tie, Archibald • " .... 181 292 tor I. . a Sealed Envelope, 2s. 6d., or post-free from the Author PEAS, per Imperial- Quarter :- . • na will be shortly remae d ' 3 Brocklehurst, John Has Sinaloa, A. 11 % Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock 167ae , &e. 128 117 ortaatwo Stamps, FRAGUENTS FROM THE MOUNTAINS. T wO vols. Bltio.and white boilers ... ... -- - ' 28•• • - 32 completed foe service, a eto Sheer fth teauesreserya steamers at that port. , Brown, W. Headlam, ThORMLI SoMerVille, Sir W. a Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnaler 6,086 • g P'LP- PRESERVATION; a Vol. L QC) ness as one o e 8 . Grey and Feed ... ... • ... - - 28 - ''" p al Bele has Visited'this yard and -__ Buller, Sit J. Y. Heywersd, James tanford jF. s , • 9 % Manchester and South Ji en *,) 2e . - 6,144 n on ..... 912 552 Kea th e ro I , ug- nuneury, • Edward : Heyworth, L.. Strutt, E. ,„-- „ Maryport and Carlisle .. ••.. . - Secret Me dical Treatise on the Physiology of Marriage, and on the VISIT TO THE , LAKES • SKETCH OF EDINBURGH, Sec, ' - -..: ARRIVALS. • rofessor o y f the appreetices at the . lindl Charles ...... . 632 627 'attired at ties and Disorders of Youth and Maturity, usually ac- VoLIL Qrs. Qrs. his annual examination o - -chool, as Campbell, Sir A. 1 cY, _._. . Stewart, Admiral gee% Midland ••••• - • • •• tO SheerhesB-care • ...... ... • • .... 20,321 21,931 .. '' belonging - ----, wh . Carter. Samuel Hobhouse, T . D Stuart, Lord Dudley 126 Midland Great Western (Irish) etnental en en early period of life, which destroy the physical and LAKES OE KILLIRNE , y • REMINISCENCES OF Wheat ••• ••• •.• 9,295 Rapeseed •• • •• a •• • •■••• . also the apprentices t expose. o were ais Hume, Joseph Stuart, Lord J. 37 Monkl au ds .... .. .. .. .. . •• • ' I • 2," eaten ;,,T v .ers, diminish and enfeeble tho natural feelings, and ex- THE DUBLIN, &a Berle 3 ' ••• ••• ..'. 938 Shelling ... ... ... 222 sent to Chathanifor tha, .p ArrousTmENTl Chandos, aiarq Cobden, R. . • Hutchins, E. I. ThOrapSOß, Colonel GO Newcastle end Carlisle...• •• . • •• •••• •••• Sls 917 the e e • Zl'ltal energies of Manhood; with Practical Observations on Oats .. 1, I Coimmender William 1.1 D ,_,_•., Cowan, Charles Sir W. G. Jolliffe, e ~,, mhornely, T. 119 ...., „ 2,274 2,123 North British • • .. • • • • • lity,T . ;;rie Prevention and successful Treatment of Nervous Debi HI. Beans... ••• ••• ... ... 828 Linseed ... ... .. - WoOLWICif, MAY • eel' . • (Mule Crawfoed, W. 8. Kars haw ' '' aul- Villiers, Charles 222 North Staffordshire ....... ••• •• 5-I 'G 3 ' l ' teseZeeal and Con tit ti nal W k 8 hill Sri d su o ea ness, yp s. t eture, an all ••• ••• ... 658 Malt he Buzzard, 6, paddle-wheel t ' ••••••• •• ,-, 4,888 b -"•'" and d ME AND AVOID, • King, F•J• wakley, T. J Lau e ,,„ erangenaents resulting from Indiscretion, as adopted WALT TO EA.T, Da , . P° as ... • -'"• ' "' - (1846) to conunand t • ~ . A 8 eam- ceeweer, It. B. 47 North-Western .... .. .• ~ „ n , , See 6t 1 .. 12 Flour ... ... ... ... - 0 h wer •• earnen t°lleu at Devonpert. •• Locke, Joseph n williams, W. D'Eyncourts T. 45 Scottish Central ... ' •• •• • Pane,. ' L and. Ricord, and other eminent members of the faculty of " That three score 3 ea • rs and ten our course may. rnn. Tares ... ••• ••• • sloop, of 30. - orse po i t the Buzz ird. aeceuagh. w• '• wood, Sir W. P. 32 Scottish Midland .: -• • ............. I , B `-' 8 2,012 Ish eate , With Fifty coloured Engravings, illustrating the Anatomy, A popular review of almost every form (canoe end cnro) of ner- LIVERPOOL, A .T AT 7 Gunner Henry Burgess 0 ' • Douglas, Sir C. dG• .. ........... ... 1)33 .•613 In the interval from 13 zard M tuners, Lor Wyld, James the . , ''.'egY, suid Diseases of the Reproductive Organs, explaining - • ted health and euteeb e 1 d constitution, that harasses business in the G ' ra' .--- Tuesday the „ .. 3 . h Hall, to the uz . Duncan. George ' d yiscoulll . 29)4 Shrewsbury and rinnin oetSWaiti o n . .. n , Mega gham ...... 5 7 4 827 us prszetures, uses, and functions, and the various injuries that vonsly-detilita . dy and ern- in trade has been slack there be'n no dis- . " 0 the Buzzard. . Buncombe, A. . R bert 47 Shrewsbury and Chester of -l ea ser°, businese, or stu ~ _ position on the part of consumers t ' . 1 g . . 'Man. 0 1 749 1,778 the young, heseis the man v Carpenter H. R. Collate, _ , ten _ Pundits, Sir David 31 revues. 29 • Shropshire Union ..... tlee d In them by solitary habits, excesses, and infection. awe for the diet and physical rep. generelly, have been , k • o purcha.se. but prices, Moffatt, George bi 0 618 bitters old ago ; with tableS arid r nee er. At this mornin ' The Hercules troop- s hip, When lig . la e 1 at Greenhithe, is . East, sir J. IL Roebuck, J. A. 58 South Devon.... '•' '• •'.•** • • 2 020 1,909 17, e , By SAMUEL LA'MERT. M.D., tenon of every-day life. was only a slender attenda g s market there efowatt, Francis Duncan, Lord 228% South Esetern .... 12 808 . 11,679 11,..,_ ." E DFORD-SQUARE, LONDON. Iv. &red barely equal in price to Tue . nee of buyers. Wheat was cen-i- d d t Chatham. to be towe roun o .................. .. 1 . 7en ......_„....,,_ Ellis, John G rechell, Sir • ••• • .• ..... . • ..• .. ' Evans, John , Janata 93 % South Wales .... 1. 055 1,171 --, er oi itc-o I m am .riikinb•ton •• •• Ally last. Spring corn more ' . -- ' E waxt, NI 77 South York I 1,083 1,306 1en,... h, -- n-ecine, Matriculated Member of the University of Edin- . THE PASSIONP. inquired for, and full prices obtaiced. E •t . '• r FLIJAII NOON Fon . I ,_ "E MURDEte ........--------....--------- ~ )oncaster, and Goole .. 40 Taff Vale' .. • • ... .... 2,300 2,118 • ei-ezntillonorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, - vanced 64 per quarter.' Every other articlglp lan eeans ed- EXAMINATION 0- • . a-Th • - - - , . htete..! n e of Apothecarie.s' Hall, London, Member of the Hunterian " What passions hurt the body-what inenroVl, rates, but with a limited demand. ,e maintained late = OP BIS WIFIL-Oerron.e . -i.:. FRIDAY. 0 examm • ' • ahon of cnisemera. --- Yesteiday the 25 36 Ulster . .. .. .. ~ ..... ' ' - • ' 854 , 941 , ..._ ' .4 Society of Edinburgh, Bee., tee. ' Truths as refined as Athens ever heard.' f 1 d the wil u mur er of hi s f b - 's D IFFIIAZ. Waterford ••••-•••• • • • • • • • - • • • 4 ; 301 The ad- klaisree SUGAR-MA.RKET MAY 7. A 1 • Elijah Noon, charged with svi e, .y ST. ALDAN B rouph of St- Alban's (15 Vict and Limerick .... tz;r44l:;l‘avrork contains a plain and corn 1 4 descriptiOn of the ana p e.a Rosner •-Life's pilgrimage, from infancy to old age. arge business h a swortl, took place thi luso the o . . 16 1 i West Cornwall ...... -..... •••• • • " 3.25 293 1 b b n done here in most d ' escri 'ions The casua - as ce stabbing her in the sida wit . . 0 s after- Act to Disfranc It recites that great bribery laas been 12 Whlteha 199 202 bouditr d P h YsielogY Of the reproductive organs, and of their relative vent of tho pasalons. Cha.stity and its infringements. 1 „, P of raw su ar d g , an ;strafes in aro in at the city ven Junction •• •••••• • • • • • • h 1,,, ons in , n a t . „ t ee' at very full prices. The teen ' , noon before the city mag .. , . gaol •cap 9) was printed. . n the election of Members of Par- 304 % York and Ne • • 15 121 I 14.320 eileat - health and disease 'el rt ho has taken tbe .... Dr. La e ..IT ties of licentiousness and disitipation, with Illustrations grap , . c, h en y k . vir . . sections or the week All ' - e - a xaminea at the coroner's ' • '' • the borough i weastie, and Berwick .• • • 279 7,342 7 , 40 te al „ ,_ reredical honours, as evidenced by the diplomas and testime. num and remediative. Advocacy of early marriages. comprise 300 cas s est India,. 1 ,500 - boxes lia the witnesses who wr e vannah, and • , itional fact of any im but no add t d 'n inquest commit e 1 lea " that the borough of St. Alban'e, in - York and North Midland. ••••• • • • " - ~,t lo4 ; t r ia ted in the. work, is the onl legally qualifleel metrical man V. Tus chiell • to 1 13 000 mats &hurl 1 , e tl e refiners, wh ose stocks repeated their eviuence, . ort- liament, and deC an- v . all from and after t ' oner who appeared t P f Hertford, eh , . he passing of t reatm e l, e .. zei nelvely and for man 7 ted his studies to the .. of th ' y years, dove THE MARRIAGE STATE. had run very low. . Refieed is in brisk demand, at • fully 2i. ance was elicited. The pris I o suffer the county 0 FOREIGN. renal any Member or Members to serve • 162 Ct al 3,654 . 4,017 tee, ~,. ese complainta. He may be cottoned with advan t dearer. Runt is . still neglected.--Bristol great dietres.s Of 'mind, . • declined to say anything, and was this Act, cease to en r of France .......• ••••• • • • • • borough was accordin 1 1,093 1,049 Bar e ''' s all those whose co tit b me debilitated "To be or n er cv+ • Mercury l'f r the wilful d The g y erased from 5714 D u t c h la , Vs secret ns Miens may have eco ot to be, that is the question." • P ise y 7 -Cattle - The sutply was tol bl 1 • * it, A • fully committed to take his trio o mur er of his in• Parliament ." n n the 3d of Bla • Rhenish .. 116 , 150 • . .ee y e ~ Pectic el ecquired in youth, or by the excesses of Paocniemies :-Laws. and obligations of nature society and reli• Exerra . . era y arge. . The unfortunate decea d esentatio o y instant. 21 % Maria Antonia ••••• • • • • • 1,028 ' 978 illic.,4_ . 43 1 Wherebyllr... pleasures fli erred the objects of Rion regarding marriage, to 11 was dull. Fat eef sold at f be observed b • • • d but business genera y . . rom 73' 3tis b er i wif o at the next assizes. - . se wise the rnap of rcpr __ ee l e zvegeereee rated and , . 0 -fa are m- ' f choice on both oldes t as to Y either_ sex. Time an ed T • at the JerichoCemetera a d the -E r - 11 Na IiOIIINS IN AN ORGAN.-A few - Monter= end Troyes ... • • ..... •- • • 19,595 22,545 eoe ner score as ' last week. Working oxen were from f ,On hursday evening -' n - A NEST OF aca . _ 4421 e e. Northern of France ..... ••••• ' • - • • 8,.51 5,315 We er . _ , e existence itzelf .rendered a term o „. *mem- age, temperament, complexion, and to ,s e re - • a large concourseof person& . e t some workmen were making repairs in the 134% teel eath ee w eci l : u rj i gret. figure, ' 'Ye , recure healthy offspring; with the ' S" were from 10/ each. Bar " an ' rat was attended by oas Sera ux .. •••••• • • • ' • ' .6 74 13,068 s and Bordea 0 art of rearing them. 25/ to' '26/ per pane .cers , . reners . „ 7 days ag , the 'found in %Oster -row •ll e Author, and - may be hal of J Gilbert, 49, Pater- Physical defectiveneas and its removal. Sterility and its conversion scene • butchers calves, 3d to 3itl per we understand a imams • the lapis ge is on , and w... &aside, a' the organ a nest of 240 Paris and Lyons ••••• • • • • • 8 507 9,823 Iste enees , , armay, 63, clete n n et - . • _ tee t, ei1928, &C. reet ; star e Titebborne s 0 ' from 4s to 55 per . , Iff parish •charch, _ _ _ lea h. 'Cows and calves *ere ahout shortly be sol ' a the eldeq eon of Sir Jo 82 t 5 nearly fledged. This circnmstance may - Paris and Orleans -• • . .... -• • 'BO • 6,4 6,750 • Or l' i .;;;;'_'''tt ; Gordon, 146, Leadvnhan stree 1 • 23, Cornhill ; By R. J. CULVERWELL, M.D. (1841), arat.c .R . men 7,.,g lb ; lambs, 133 to 216 6. einnized betwee hn young redbreas •••••-• who va ~ :3' rrt for forty-two stamps, - from t e a a n tAor's residence. ( 1824 Y Twanty-flve c W f 4 3 d t • • Y ears-Medical and F orensiC • Refetee'ln - ilit last week's quutations. . Sheep- ethers, rom _A . 0 5d Lister R Gran e, g Yorkshire, • d • b -dered somewhat eingular when it is known that the 84 paris and Rouen. •.••• • • • • • .... .. 6,1 r 10,326 ~. aY, Bart., ofeDenby the e conei Paris and Strasburgn • •• •• n ~ ~ 2.3%3 2,858 9 b consulted on these et. Lad her of the i t an ed every Sunda,y for divine service.-Doncaster a K e " flattens. Reception hours deity till Five . 41/d to sd. Pork Carcases-The supply Y taaroline Pepye third ciaug t . a e and slater organ is us 5441 7 4 4 9111 Tea till T . _ . WO -.orders pen:malty Or by letter. - .s. , _ , _ ~. . . „L. - vex:logs, &Vert till per lb; ewes, from -/2 . . ...3 f. g g,i . 1 tt? tke pr • - ' • ti V - ' 'h .l' -- - , 44 449 1 454 till Eight lOW, le, Algyu-p.,,Qe, Itegeavatteet. It act prwoo rappm WM v 3 vo 1,9 •fa . Writ Lad a. coup a . t., .roltif t. . -. Rouen and Havre ..... • ..... 1$ fa _ 2,170 . . • ..... _ S e a _ _ _ _ _ , 121 Tom and *sato a . " ..se_ _ . . _ e 4 Wa3 larger thia lot vvoe.) a . -- -•-- ~j% / Total Sum Additions Assured. 1000 —— - A s:s 2 thig s recen—d . e. Policy I - I °e B llcl 3 llct e B Y4 16 : 1 182. 1851.d2 . Par t 1 c i p a t 0r S 35 1838 1000 176 19 8 in Two 4 5 1838 1000 219 6 6 S ep t enn i a l 53 1838 1000 235 19 8 Divisions 61 1838 1000 268 1 3 of Profits. 26 1844 1000 49 12 0 Participators 36 1814 1000 19 4 9 in Ono 46 1844 1000 77 13 0 Septennial hi 1844 1000 83 13 7 Division 66 1814 1000 94 15 8 of Profits. - .SPOIITI INTELLIGENCE. CHESTER R A CES.—Fnrnitsr. The Cheshire Stakes (Handicap), of 15 says. each, 10 ft, and 5 only, if declared, w ith 60 a dd e d. A winner of any handicap race after the publication of the weights, to carry extra vrcight ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 10 sovs. to the fund. Flom the Castle Pole, once round, and in. (22 Subs., 10 of whom declared.) , Mr. Oebaldeston's Mountain Deer, 4 yrs, Bst 41b .:(Hiett) 1 Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor, 4 yrs, 7st (J. Osborne) 2 Lord Waterford's The Marquis, 4 yrs, 7st 4lb (D. Doyle) 3 • Bettina-r. 6 to 4 agst Black Doctor, 6to 5 agst Mountain Deer. Won by a neck; the Marquis a bad third. Run i n ,-, 2 min. 06, sees. The Wirrar Stiles - or - 10 foVs.. eifeb - , - h ft, with 80 added, - for two and three yrs olds; two.yrs old colts, 7st; fillies,- Est 111 b ; three yrs old colts, 9st ; fillies, Bst 11lb; maidens . , at starting, allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (5 Subs.). Mr. Taylor's Maid of Avon f, 2 yrs... (Arnold) walked over. Fifth Year of the Cestrian Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with 50 added, for three yrs old, colts, Sat 61b; fillies and geldings, &t 31b; .the winner to pay 10 EOM to the fund. One mile asd three (Fluters. (12 Subs ) Mr. Thompson's Lily b c, Bst 6,b (Wilberforce) walked over., All indicap Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 50 added; the win ner topsy 5 soya to the judge; the winner of the Cheshire Stakes or Grand Sta! d Plate (if run previously), 1011) extra; the scesnd i n e i t h er, 51b e x tra . S even furlongs. (15 Subs.) Mr. E. Parr's Sanita, 3 yrs, Get 91b (Hiatt) 1 Mr. Meiklarri's Evadne, 3 yrs, Sist. 13Ib ...... (Aldcroft) 2 Lord Wate: ford's Lancaster, 3 yrs. 7st 21b......( D. Doyle) 3 Mr. J. Osborne's Puritan, 3 yrs, est 91b Mr. Tnonipsen•e A, van, 5 yrs, B s t 41b (Wilberforce) 0 Mr. llargreave's Osbaldeeton, 5 yr., Bst 21b ...(Denman) 0 Mr. DAWSOIt's Galvanism, 3 yrs, Est 121 b -...(A r n o ld) 0 .. M. W. Moseley's Sir Charles Napier, 6st Gib (Sherwood) 0 Sir C. Ru..thous's Flounce, 3 yrs ...(Rickards) 0 Betting-5 to 2 agst Evadne, sto 2 agst Flounce, and sto 1 agst Saniqi. Won by a neck, a length between second and third ; Puritan a bad fourth. Run in 1 min. 29 secs. The Ladies' Purse; value 50/. ; for three yrs old, Bst; four, 9st 6lb ; five, lOst; six and aged, 10et 2lb ; mares and geldings allowed 31b; winners extra; the winner to be sold for 250 sovs., and allowances if to be sold for less. The winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race, and any surplus to go to the fund. Oace round and a distance, Mr. Talbot's Emerystone, 3 yrs, Est 81b (507.) (Aldcroff) 1 Lord Chesterfield's Jemima filly, 3 yrs, Est 51b (501.) ... 2 Mr. W. Stebbing'a Young Hawthorn, 3 yrs, (501.) s 3 -- • 7 Mr. J. Alfred's Le Belward, 3 yrs, 6st 51b ( 10 /.). - ( o3 w a l' e d 4 Betting,7 to agat J • filly, 2t • 1 agat "ling emu's& o Hawthorn, and •2 to 1 agst Emerystone. Won easily by a - neck, Young Hawthorn a good third, Le Belward beaten off. The race was not timed. Tg.gaton Stakes of 10 sovs, each, Ii ft, with 30 added, for three 'yrs old, 7St 21b, and four, Est 121 b ; fillies *ld geld • ings allowed 41b, and maidens at the time of naming 31b; winners extra. Grosvenor Course. (6 Subs.) Lord Caledon'a Kiteilyer, 3 yrs, Est 131 b.. (T Sherwood Mr. Saxon's Black Doct or , 4 Trs, Bst 1211; (J . . Osborne) 2 Betting-6 and 7t 0 4 on R itetlyer, who . won cleverly by a head. Run in 2 min. 55 secs. The Grand Stand Cup of 100 soya., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each ; the second to receive 20 sovs. out of the stak e , an d t h e winner to wards expenses and sovs. to the s ud gr y Ol s e ov r ik ou to- nd and a dis. (13 Subs.) Mr. J. Osborne's Lady Agnes, 3 yrs, sst 10Ib ...(Oarroll) 1 Lord Waterford's Duc-an-Dhurrae, aged, Tat 101 b (car ried 7st 121 b) ..... Mr. Dawson na Jenny Whent, sst 10lb ...(Waddington) 3 Mr.' Holdforth's Wilmot, 5 yrs, Est 81b -sifwap) 4 Mr.Mangan's Russborougb, 4 yrs, Set 101 b (E. eegan) 0 Mr. Dawson's Italian, 5 yrs, Tat 101 b ........(Lye) 0 Lord Chesterfield's Gladiole, 5 yrs, 7st 21b Mr. Spencer's Benita, 3 yrs, sst fib (Wells 0 Mr. E. Buckley's Royal George, 3 yrs, sst 21. b (Ashman 0 Betting-- 5 to 4 agst Benita, sto 1 each agat Duc-an- Dhurras and Gladiole, Bto 1 agst Rnssborough, and 10 to 1 agst Lady Agnes. The race was not timed. Handicap of 5 soya. each, and 50 added, the second to re- ceive 201. out of the stakes. T.Y.C. (8 Subs:) - - Lord Chesterfield's Humphrey, 5 yrs, 7st 51b --(Wells) 1 Lord Waterford's Sharavogue, 3 yrs, 6st 121b......(D0y1e) 2 Mr. Talbot's Emerystone, 3 yrs, 6st 121 b (Charlton) 3 Mr. Mangan's Tancred, 4 yrs, Bst (.l. Arnold) 4 Mr. Shirley's Miss Fanny, 4 yrs, Bst llb .(W. Sharpe) 0 Mr. R. Martin's The Niece, 4 yrs, 7st 51b........(C0wap) 0 Betting-5 to 2 agst Sharavogne, and 3to 1 agst Hum phrey. The non-favourite made all the running, and won by a length and a half easily. In concluding our report of this brilliant meeting, we ought not to omit to offer a tribute of praise to the clerk of the course and his assistants. The course was admirably kept, and time was observed wiPth a punctuality worthy of Newmarket. The weak point in the management was the starting, which, in the Cup and two or three other races, was the subject of very general complaint. The receipts at the Grand Stand amounted in the gross to 2,398. 4s. showing a large excess over last year; the proprietors have, in consequence, determined to contribute an additional 100/. to the Spring Meeting next year (making the amount 8001.), and to make several improvements in the Grand Stand and the approaches to it. COURT. CIRCULAR. The Queen and his Royal Highness Prince Albert took a drive in an open carriage and four yesterday. The Equer ries in Waiting, Lord Charles Fitzroy and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon: A. Gordon, attended on horseback. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, at tended by the Countess of Uharlemont, the Hqp. Mary Sey mour, Lord Polwarth, Lord Charles Fitzroy, add Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon, honoured the performance of the French Plays with their presence last evening. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, presided yesterday morning, at the Council for the Management of the Duchy of Coruwoll, at the Duchy-office, Somerset House. . Their Royal Ilighnessel the Prince of Wales and Pi inesi Alfred visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent yesterday, at Clarence licuse, James's. - ; - Tito Isrolese singers had the honour of attending, by - triffilfirrtirifteltnyht 'the Michels of Kint; - at Clarence House on Thursday evening, and singing before their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge, and the Princess Mary, a numb* of their most beautiful Latior.al melodies, which were executed with such excellence as to obtain the marked approbation of the royal part y. Ha Royal Highness the D . ..ichess of Kent visited her Roy* Highness the Ducl:ess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester House. • Mr. Horsman, M.P., had an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole yesterday at the Home-office. Mr. Peace, M.P., had also an interview with the Right LTon. Secretary. A deputation from the Lundun Necropo'is and National Mausoleum C.:mpauy had an interview with Lord John Manners yesterday, at the office of Public Works and Build ing.P, in Whitehall place. Colonel Mundy, of Sydney, and Mr. Roe, from British Guiana, had interviews yesterday with Sir Teln Pakington at the Colonial-office. Mr. Masterman, M P., had an interview with Mr. Secre tary Walpole yesterday at the Home-office. A deputation including Sir Lucius O'Brien, M.P., Sir R. Ferguson, 111. P., Mr. French, M.P., and Mr. Tenison, had an interview with the Earl of Deiby yesterday at his official residence in Downing street. Dispatches were received at the Colonial-office from the Governor of the Gambia yesterday. Dispatches were sent yesterday to the Governor of Canada. The Finance Committee of the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 had a meeting yesterday at the Palace of Westminster. Present: Earl Granville (chairman), Sir Alexander Spearman, Sir William Cubitt, Mr. T. F. Gibson and Mr. Edgar Boirring (secretary). Captain Owen and Mr. Dile were in attendance. ARRIVAL OF TRE CAPE.E IffGARA AT TIIE The Magtera has'at - length arrived at the Cape with the di v ision of the .._ Rifl e Brigade whicahheaadrabte o en b e mbarked at avfaetebeeefn this Dauer. The most painful anxiety pp at Cape-town as w ell as i n England as to th e steamer and its luckless crew and passengers. The circum stances of the case more than justified The Mcciera actually took 76 days in her these aPPrehenlslollF. yell weeks. assaingtris that is to say, one day less than el even ontwardNpor i ns t a nce is it competent to the partisansroportio between of theA Admiralty to of contend that the enormous disp steaming as compared with that o f the merchant steamers is i . , referable to any particular r ulations of the servi c e which enforce econ omy of coal , g' he crew andi were actually placed o n half rations during the the sold last part oers f the voyage. This circumst ance aff.irds abundant proof that the persons who were ch arged with the dut of ctual ling the ship never contemplated the probabili y vi ty of BO pro tracted a passage. But, in truth, s uc h an argument , if i t at all serve s one departm ent of administration, entirely cuts up the credit of another. Here is a w ar o f a most v i ru lent r and calamitous charact • raging at the Cape. It is te: the utmost importance that e reinforcements should be conveyed; - with as little delay as possible to the scene of action. Go vernment transports are not unnaturally selected as the most competent to the disc harge of the duty. So far is expec tation belied by the r esu l t t h at h ad t he troo p s destined for service against the Kafirs been intrusted to the v ery worst descrittion of merc h antmen which has sailed from the shores of England for some weeks after the Government steamer put To sea, tney naaaa .ha ve reached Cape town long b e f ore h er arr i ve !. Why, a clipper will heave up her anchor and spread her sails at Hong -Fong and reach England in eighty- seven days, and here has this Government vessel steamed away for seventy seven days between Plymouth and the Cape ! The average passage of an ordinary merchantman—impelled only by sails—is but six weeks for the same distance—that is to say, little more than half the time occupied by the Govern ment steamer in accomplishing the feat. The steamer Har binger, which has brought us home the blessed intelligence of the Megteia's arrival at Capo-town, took but thirty seven days for her homeward passage. She was impeded by head winds. The Bosphorus arrived recently in -Eng land, having accomplished the homeward passage in thirtx r days. Compare these runs with the performances of Os th r ee era: The passage of the Hydra was execrable enough, but it is absolute speed as compared with that of the fibers. ria 49 days the Hydra accomplished the passage—that is to say. she took ale nit a fortnight longer than was necessary: Meat comment can we add which should give additional force _to the obvious inference to be. derived from these simple figures? It is merely idle to contend that the protracted run of this or that ship is owing to a series of unavoidable .tciwdeents.h may be carrying out the reinforcement s on which Accidents will occur even to that particular .v el which the event of a war may depend. Accidents , however, winc h occur every day are no longer entitled to that sneatmoneg of the . As well m ight we speak of the rising sun as a fortunate accident. The r failures of t the Admiralty steamers are made e s i tiVers be ub erga e g ' ed e upon l o g% regiment to the omnibue. No matter whether the on s ve e a trial cruise at the Nore or in c : ence 3' is of the last import. spot at which its immediate w p i r th the same disappointments, ance, we invariably meet = and are expes7d to the same nxieties. ye speak advisedly, • t 3 p t fctSC against the administra that if it should be necessary Cape, the public and with no well to point say tors of the navy, when f i% n d l e b n e t e s n to the embarked on board an to send out any f,..e.patretiiiil they that than in any of the Government steam would rather hear ordinary iterVomunti s Id Lave a moderate degree of certainty that Ile Itstlieir per of destination aera and Hydra are not within a rea ts:eiVivoglearr' i v , c t r b , the e f orni‘ielcgwa soi. s several times on fi re, . ble time l - thoug h burnt or sun ~, the s o ldiers are not starved to death, though and for some time on half allowance. here • is some comfort in finch strange good fortune.— Times. --- ANOTHER NEW PLANET.—A gentleman bearing the honourable name of Luther, director of the observatory at Bile, near Dusseldorf, has discovered a new planet in that California of astronomers, the space between Mars and Ju piter. The new orb appears like a star of the eleventh mag.; nitude ; it was discovered April 17, at 38 min. past 10, P. 1%. Bille mean time, i n 180 degs. of right asconaiou, and 8 dir t of north declination.