The Sun. — London, England, 1852-06-29 00:00:00

, 7N. SU N, _IL 0N D 0 .N, TUE S D A lit . -E V LIE NIN G, _ JUN E . .2g --- 1862. TH E . ,-. • . ______ $ ______________ 4 . TH::HA RE M .1383 done &LIK.E . T . S. 3 oc c - - - - - - - - ----- - -- e ----------- hu n at i. crih. } & R ' R r a a hE n i e l c ar w e gi s a u ( h y o e .: V . 8a . il ) .1 pp a 1 0d 1:2 N 1.34 4 . 7 : : : - : T"LVE POUNDS.-The Advertiser is in THE WEATHER.-Surr OFFICE, Junn 29. f consi3erable progress has been made in the amend- Bureau to prepare the p'oces-verhol for immediate want of the above sum to assist him in bringing into the ' THER3IOMETER, LN TsiE SHADE. I- went of the law than in an 7 twelve times twelve publicetion. In the course of half an hour the Pre- Tz -mr- sH ra.axiiways E D a e ps in to e l. r n a d r i a a nD 0 . . . . 128 : 1 1 1. 1 pp p dd d " 5:4 ; , scholastic profession an invention of the greatest necessary utility to 66 --iligh est since noon yesterday. . months in his recollection." They should not how- sident resumed his seat, and, after the reading and the members seperated, ale ticn o f t h e o p l r T o i v c e is L - v o e u r i b s a N I, all public and prlvate schools, ta repay which an equal share of 1 ual dei Debats men 3hP t e io l n ed i ne prdfits will be allowed. 54 ;oweee this morning and during the night ever, on this account relax their exertions, but, on P G p t. o l . n ( d ß i a a n i l w P a e y n: n l . oL a . l p l d p 3 1; i Satisfactory information, references, Szc., will be forwarded in 64 • tit'S day, at noon. the contrary, should proceed more vigorously and rdir,,etseidd,ertdl., Aberdeen Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day. c o l rl a n,y, r i e tn d hge t , h : e uvt s hi e vo s e s r i i o tly n e answer to A. 8., 61, St. George's-road, Southwark, with real name a la psaoni-b-r4:17 : .., 8 - sad address. .13ABOMETR.11, 29-88. energetically in their useful labours from - The Jour 100/..paid 28 to 28% 28% % % N.B. There are about 6,000 Schools in connexion with the National WIND S.W.-light breeze and cloudy, the encouragement thus afforded. If much of letters from London, that the English Govern- A j mb., Not., Bost. ez E. .unc. Society, of which lam a member, besides many more not in con- w ith OCCaSiOnal • meat has received the news of the settlement of the sunshine. -e----•--- has been achieved, much still remains to nexicn yet. We may conclude there are 3,000 British and Foreign 8% pd 6% - 7 ...,... MATHER affair on the last conditions proposed by Schools, besides Dissenting anti other Schools, Private ditto, and ......esesss.. niany establishing. be accomplished before the abuses which B y lr a e lle W y olv..,..and Stour all pd. 10 7 / a - 11% • Lord Mameesnunx, and that this favourable result Birk., Lan., & Ch.M., was due to the efforts of Sir HENRY BULWER. P ... - C'et i Tels. .),,• 1 .1 e e:-• e :„.• C. U! • In, , '..,,,,, it; WHEREAS by a DECREE of the HIGH r a f li f i''• zi --- ' .. - t'• - ts sprung up during successive centuries, and which The Legislative Body, in its sittiog of Sunday, got late , 33/.65.8 . d., 2GI. pc! : 10% -10 d. Lo D uv o l Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pd .. COURT of CHANCERY, made in a Cause MONRO :)1 ,4 1 ~.., o ,‘ z ..,11.,-.,,,,=. t.., ;''' - L - flourished in rank luxuriance until tbey excited the Ditto Chest & Birk. . - against PROCTOR, it Is declared that One Thousand Six Hundred ,: : t e e . ..e e , . e - 1 , 7, • r rese2,e Luxembourg ...131, pd 4% .._ - A 504 & 254 Cens., all pd. 18 - 18% ditto ... 7% and Eighty-ei g ht Pounds, Fif teen shilli ngs , and Eleven p ence p ang A. 5.....,,.... p ___,,, .. 7 . . ~ „0 , . , ~,zon I,<:-- unanimous condemnation of men of all - classes in through the, business of the Railway Bills according Di tto, e 4 1 pd. ... -„, Three Pounds per Cent. Annuities, now standing in the name of the a .eroi e ''',.• 'Pi e u ye , - 'ee -o os Do. society, will be thoroughly and completely abolished, to expectation. Brist. & Exet, 1004 pd. 98 - 100 1/. pd % _ Accountant-General of this Court, in trust in this cause, and the s. , - • Do. (Canal) 2t. pd % - sum of Twenty-four Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Ten Pence cash, and the humblest - suitor can safely depend upon cheap The last official reception at the Elysee for the Caledonian ...100/. pd. 43% - 43% 43% % Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 22% - 23% in the Bank on the credit of this cause, which arose from the sale place on Saturday evening ; nearly Maria Antonia 27i pd 8 - which took place on or about the 21st day of July, 1847, to the Great <a and expeditious justice. Do. New 8% pd 2% - the whole of the It Cork & Bandon, all pd 17 -16 Northern Railway Company, of a portion of the lands in the plead- et temi ng glitz The Society for Promoting the Amendment of the present season took -embers of the S t L •1 t . ens e, egis awe Dub. & Belf. Jet. 45/ d. 10 - 8 d. Namur & Liege all pd 6% _ ings of the said cause mentioned, called Hadley Common, which, '• r Body, and Council of State, were present. The Bul- Dundlk & E • 13 nms., all pd. ... - .., North. of France,l64pd 24% - under and by virtue of the Act of Parliament' 17th George 111., cap. . Law, to whose unremitting efforts and judicious sug- l e a n , d e F ar is, in net - • • • • Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds, all p 13% _ 17, in the pleadings mentioned, intitnled "An Act for Dividing the icing this sozree, says :- Dundee,Perth, & Aber • Orleans & Bor 11/. pd 5 ..,_ Chase of Enfield, ha the County of Middlesex," and for other pur- LONDON, TUESDAY. JUNE 29, 1852. gestions much of these felicitous results may fairly "It was not less brilliant nor less animated, but more deen Junc. ... all pd. 6- 7 poses therein mentioned, are vested in the Churchwardens for the 1 cordial than usua . Paris & Lyons ...64 pd 6 - -tali be attributed, held its annual dinner at the Crown The tact with which the Prince Ditto, New ... all pd. „, - ..„ time being of the parish of Monken Hadley, in the County ef Mid- - Paris & Orleans all pd 48 - organises these soirees, and the grace and affability which East Anglian (25eL. & dlesex, ia trust for the persons in the said Act mentioned, ought to are beginning to pour in upon the and Sceptre Tavern, Greenwich, on Saturday. It E and L. & D.)100/. p 4% -4% 4% Paris & Rouen ...all pd 34% - be distributed arnongst the owners arid proprietors of freehold and Addresses he displays towards II li . a ts guest!, are well known. • , ~ , .„.. Paris & Stras. ...all pd 23 - cepyhold messuages, lands, and teeements, within the said parish of electors throughout the unlike( _Kin g d om . Old cans ma y ea s ily be supposed that the members of thi s o ur repr.esentatives will return to their constituents un- Do (184 E. & H.) all pd. 3% -3% Rouen & Havre...all pd 12 y s - .Monken Hadley, their heirs and assigns, and their lessees, tenants, der this impression. W e ea East.Counties.J.2o/. pd. 10% -10 y s 10% % n assert, without fear of con- Sambre &Meuse all pd 5% - and under tenants, who at the time of the said sale were entitled to indin their dideles are rem g constituencies of their patri . *otic association, who have eminently entitled - tradiction, that not t Eastern - Melon, class A, rights of common over the said lands and hereditarnents, called t rvices, and are either maintainin th • r• etle to themselves to the thanks and gratitude of the corn- - b - h e g ez 1 tween the mem ers slightest coldness subsists be- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7% - 8 St. Andrew's & Qaebec HadleY Common, according to their several rights of common pas. se of the different powers, and the Do do do 6/ d. •P - (A) 4/. pd ... - therer, ; and whereby it was referred to Joseru Ilumeuay, Esq., CODsistency or explaioing their adoption of some munity, warmly congratulated each other on the next session can open under the aus • fth t ** * - *** pices o o mos Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 5% - .6% 5% Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 5 - one of the Masters of the said Court, to inquire and state to the feet union." West Flanders...B% pd 3 - Corot who are the persons now entitled to the said One Thousand • le m novel PrinciP • eusw candidates, on the contrary, present aspect of affairs, so different from that ap- per . East Lancashire, all pd 18% -19 . 18% stx Hundred and Eighty-elght Pounds, Fifteen Shillings, and Eleven are bidding for the favour of the rs of the pearing before the formation of. the society. The possesso Impartzal 1 The of Je an e y states that strict orders Do. New Quar., all pd ... - ... West. of France 6/. pal '2 - Pense Bank Three Pounds per Cent. Annuities, and the said sum of have been given that all w k E. & W. India Docks MIN: Twenty-four Pounds, Eleven Shillings, and Ten Pence cash ; and in franchise by enumerating the advantages cer- veteran legal reformer, Lord BROUGHAM, presided or s executed for the Go- . t h II b vernmen s a and Bir. Junc., all pd 58 -- 62 Agua Fria all pd par - e suspended on the Sunday. what shares and proportions, having regard to the aforesaid decla- . to E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p „,„ Anglo-Californian, all p 14 - ration, thertfore, any person or persons c laimina to be interested tam accrue from their selection as representa- over his learned collaborateurs, and ably and elo- . a ftwre -- poat preiented by MDE BRYAS in the Le- • Edinb. & Glas., 0 1 0/. pd 64 - 66. 65% Asturian 151. p ... - in the said funds, are, on or before the 28th day of July next, to. tives. It is wonderful to observe the develop- quently encouraged his associates to continue their •1 t' Body, en th e. • , . gis a ive come in before the said Master, at his Chambers, Southampt m on s ; e Bill relating to tne tobacco Edin.,Per.& Dun. 1004 22 -23 22 Australasian 2/. pd 34 - buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and establish their several c b la e i nent ment of th e oly gives weakness of human nature in the labours. Not a toast was proposed in which some monop , the following details on the prodac - Was. & S.-West.,looLp .., -„, Australian 5/. pd % - or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the C OUrse of proceedings thus calculated, like much required alteration in the law was not sug- tion and consumer F ton of tobacco in France. In Great Northn., 100/. pd 90 -- 91 90% 91% 91 Austr. Freehold all pd % - of the said Decree. 17, Bedford -row. 1835, the average consumption was 418 grammes for D 0.% s. A Stk., 1004 p 5- 56 Ave Maria all pd % - PARKER and CO., wine, to d I • • ffi •t t cl . t d The Chairman alluded to di t fth pro uce a menta excitation su men o is- ges e . ges a o e Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 127 - 129 Blaenarvon I. &C. all p „, - June 1 lth, 1852. - each person ; in 1850 it had increased to 537 • close the real workings of character and the innate Criminal Law and of Common Law Procedure, I f P Gt. S. &W.I Id re ~ all p 44 -45 • ' Brit. Austr. Gold all pd % - ' SOUTH LANCASHIRE. oLD, BURTON- force of 's idios ncrac . which have already been prepared in accordance with kilo ram each political. adventurer y y even a grammes. b our departments the consumption is Great W 100/ estn., .pd 95% -96 96 % British Iron 13/. 15s. p ... - The magnificent FREEHOLD. ESTATES of B . th the bl gMe for each person, being in the Nord - -Lane. Se-Carlisle, all pd - 84 -86 , Braz. Ina. (is. sp) 24% 1% - 6 200 acres, w , no e WOOD, and SUTTON, comprising , aal ds, Manors, .Slines Unhappily, we have, in numerous directions, the pros- the recommendationsofaCommission given no less than 1,665 grammes, Pas de Calais 1,637, Seine 1,294, and Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% p 10% pm ' Do. Coca. & Cui. all p - ••• Mansion of BOLD HALL, Parks, IVO--aneet and alanch te ' and other valuable properties, between LiverP ls of incalculabl es 1.; pact of unches du Rhea 1 Lanc. & York., 100/ pd 80 - 80% witnessing the disappointment of the hopes of twenty years ago. His Lordship, also, while speak- B .. e ,160. The nepartment of the - • 81 % 80% 82 Do. St. Joh. del R. 151. „, - • Also the Mines of Coal, and other Miner?. t to th fi e valu Ave ron is that i n • Do., Quarters ...all pd „,„ ' Carson's Creek all pd par - ' f land, adjacen e °wishing the electors by the eagerness of the rival aspirants to ing of the contemplated improvements in the superior Y .. which the least quantity is con under upwards of 1,100 acres o . Do., Fifths 14/. pd 4% -4% di& Cobre Copper _4O/. pd 39 - the line of the London and North sumed, being 15/ grammes for each person. By the Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11%p 3% -2% di& ' Colonial Gold 1/ pd par - town of St. Helen's, and on their approbation Upon this we commented yester- courts, declared " that whatever might be effected in ements Western Railway. improv effeeted in the mode of manufacture, Leeds Northern, all pd 17 - 17% ; , Copiapo • 14/ pd „, - orn iSSIOned tO annou hich the this wa he held i obe i ith • ace that day-alluding to a variety of instances in w •y, t t mpossible to dispense w the State gains Liv.Crsby &Sthpt. all p ..,„ R. CAPES is c-- m FREEHOLD upwards of six millions over what is Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p 1 _ ill these exceedingly valuablemsposED 0 ESrATES, subdl- energies of different parties are being frittered away the local courts." This is a feeling that has spread obtained for a sie o •l • • E • Loud. & Blackw. all pd 8% -8% 8% • General • all pd ... - f by PUBLIC AUC i ar quantity in 1825. ach kilo vided into numerous Lots, will d i e n Manchest • ffered Lori ,Bri & S C I 1 0 g. .t. 0 p 107 - 108 107% 106% Gold Mountain-all pd % - TION, at the Clarence Hotel,. . er, on Tatrasnay, the hy a most injudicious emulation. Halt a dozen op- throughout the country. Those who have " had graranie o e for sale costs it at present 1 t • " --• --cat Lon . . & N.West.,loo/. i 1 n o cloca. P 2 5 / 2 - 129 129% % ' Great Polgooth all pd 1% - 29th of july next, at Elev s e bag Liberals in the same borough, as in other justice brought home to their very doors" will • never and the quantity matiufactured reached in 1851 --DO. Quarters; - .•.22L pd 6Y a - Gr a p . . • with plans (price 23 h b lo- P° s eac ), may e o Lake ;Bathurst...alt pd % - Descriptive particu.ar s . 1 3 Regent-st reet L ' nearl 20 milli° r Do. Fifths 127 pd 4% - 1 , ondon ; Messrs. Rowson 5' ns- of kilogrammes. The num* 5 p Liberty ... _all pd ' 2 - tahied from air. Grigg, , re cot: Mess cases half a dozen contendina Derbyites, afford by consent to its removal. It is true that there have laddock and :zons, Printers, 0 of tobacco-8h Do 10/ M&B (c 1/p % ' Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz and Cross, Solicitors , P : Prince 11. °Ps existing on the lst instant was , • e •. ) 2 - 2 % P warrington ; mr- cell : d ss-street, Manchester ; and Mr. their mistaken and inopportune contention the golden been many deficiencies in the county court system, 31 22 6 e on. & S.-West. 1004 p 96 - 96% 96 95 3 4 96 1 4 Crushing Com..all pd % - an, an Agent, Chorley. o• Which 25 d I h 500 f ' 4 Alexander Bannerm t I ,000 pro uce as tan Do New 50/ 42% ci % , p 2 - 2 dis. 40 % Mexi.' &S. Amer. 91. p 4 - for chance which might not otherwise have existed but these chiefly arose from the want of a regular to the Persons holdin th The net d'f th * * g em. pro uce o e Do. New 40/ 34/. pd 2 - 1 dis. New Granada ...all pd % - Roy AL ITALIAN OP ERA, their real antagonists. In this manner a constituencY attendance of barristers. This palpable defect will, tobacco monop o t- , s which in 1815 amounted to 32 Lon. & Enniskil ll d ~ a p 12 -13 Nouveau Mende, all pd % - COVENT GARDEN. I '' • containing a large majority of free.trade voters may we trust, be speedily remedied, and we have ne millions, was in 1850 89 millions. Only six depart.; Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3- 3% 3% Port Philip l/. pd % - GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. merits are aut Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p . 33% e•-• 34% 34 Quartz Rock all pd % - On THURSDAY next, July 1, ba delivered over to a Protectionist representative ; doubt that matters will thenceforth be placed on a horised to plant tobacco. The Nord A GRAND EXTRA NIGHT will be given, when will be per- A has 2,649 pla e ,.. Lemons, covering 1,072 hectares (the Do. Manch. & o Line ln ,- , - ~ . • Santiago de Cuba 10% 11 - formed eleyerbeer's grand Opera. LE PROP HETE. or vice versa, a constituency containing a considerable more satisfactory footing, so that every well-foundeu ' , hectare is 2i acres , , Union 4/. 2s. od 3-- 9% /1,,,* )in 76 communes. The Pes-de a i r • -- - . South Auitralian, Ipd % dis - ] - idland 100/ pd 72 72% 72% 73 72% Tin Croft 7l. pd 11 - . Commence at Eight o'clock. majority of electors advocating the re-imposition of a complaint may be removed. ' Calais has aee Composer, Director of the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. seta the . same quantity of ground planted, Do. Bir. & Derby 004 38 -40 ; ; United Mexican all pd 2 - The grand Opera of Faust is in rehearsal, and will shortly be pro- duty on foreign corn, may be compelled in the end to , i The fusion of law and equity" was responded to but with 145 communes so •d • l f 76 occurne in p ace o . i . M'd Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% West Mariposa all pd % - duced, under the direction of the composer, Dr. Louis Spohr. ..,, - ..,, behold the triumph of some champion of by Mr. Commissioner FARE, who has given much The culturenf tobacco also exists in 118 communes Do. % Shares, 17% pd ~,, - „.. • • • - . 7 01NT-STOO3I ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, unrestricted commerce. Ridiculous though these of the Lot 63 • h' Il Newcas. & Carl all pd . - consideration to the subject. The great experiment 1 „ln t e le-et-Vilaine, 66 in the Lot- • ••• ••• • Do. Quarter Sh. all pd , - ,„ Australasia all pd 52 - t-Garone, and • 95 in the Bas-Rhin. Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 69% - 1 COVENT GARDEN. shiftings and changings may appear, they have actually which has already been tried with such satisfactory e e There w - Newmarket - all pd 47 -49 . 47 Colonial ......... 25/. pd 14% - : Dr. SPOISR. as • e • , 4 aligot emprovement in the price of public Newport, Aber gaven., GRAND MORNING CONCERT. occurred before now, and unless the possessors of the results by our Transatlantic brethren has removeet securities at . Com. of London 20/. pd 25 - ! the Bourse. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. and Hereford l2/ pd 41 A- 4 dis. Lon. & County 20/. pd ..• - • !'• The Directors have the honour to announce that on MONDAY, franchise hold themselves forewarned, are at this the doubts revio 1 ' tin as to the ossibility o ened at 102 f p us y exis g p f p , and closed at 102 f. 6c. for the end of Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% - 2 Jule 5, a GRAND MORNING CONCERT will be given. consisting London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18 - : chiefly of the Works of Dr. Louis Spehr, and under Ilse direction of crisis very liable to a recurrence. Against such of effecting this great desidergtum. The law cad the month; ' the Three per' Cents, closed at 71f.; Orleans Norfolk 1004 pd 39 -41 39% Lon. & Westm. 204 pd 29% - :': that eminent composer, who will preside in the Orchestra. ' Railway Sh e Do. New 20/. S. 15/. res, 1,250 f.; Rouen, 875 f.; Havre, 332 f. P 10 - 9 . di& Nat. Prose Eng. 35/. pd 43 - 9 Full particulars will be duly announced. casualties, therefore, we would seriously caution all b h l d •• t d Ifl th never e c eap y a minis ere wi e ere are so 5 . Oc., Gre - at. Northern, 618 f. 75c.; Avignon, 438 f. 75c.; North. Coun.Un. 3 %pd 3% - 3 di & Do. New ...... 10/. pd „, parties alike-as against a situation detrimental to many different tribunals through which a suitor may Bale, 266 f. North -British _25/. pd 34 _35 3e 1 ,4 Nat. of 1re1and...22% p 18% - `,- BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO -658f 2 Se.; Paris and Str b as urg, 580 f.; Paris and Nth. DeVOn,No.l,l3/.p 7% - 7 di & ' Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 36 - 3 DROME, the interests and derogatory to the influence of po- be bandied, at a vast expenditure of time and Lyons„ e 75c.; the New Austrian Loan, 94f. Do., No. 2 5/. d • Prov. of Ire Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, pular representation.' Before the elections commence, mono -. y The more extensive the Jurisdiction, the •• • • ' BUS IN A' S , I3 DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE land. 25/ pd. 46% - 4 Do., % A, def all pd ... • - ,„ . Is now OPEN for the Season . "`" 4l -)ON STOCK EXCHANGE, Jura 28. Do. New ......... all pd 16% - 1 The most popular place of amusement in London. it were well for the voters in such localities as more full and complete the remedy that can be - - Charleroi Illid - Er talkies, 14%-East Indian, 24-Luxem- Do., % )3, guar. 5/. pd „,- , „ Union of Austral. all pd 44% - 4 THURSDAY, July 1, an Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome Bal bourg, 4%.....e. q North Stafford. 17% p 6% - G di s , 11% Do. New ...... 2% . pci 4 _ Stafford and Leicester to make a preliminary afforded, the better for all classes of litigants, for de-; 3 ss. , e isarnur and Liege, 6 3 4-Northern of' France, North-Western all pd Union of London 10/. p 16% - 1 loon, at Six o 'clock precise y , • 1 • doors open at Five, when an op -20/. P" Vent. Bonds (formerly Boalogne and Amiens ••• - ..• Union' of Madrid all pd portunity will be allowed the public of witnesaing . the inflation. selection, in the latter instance from the four, and in fondants as well as plaintiffs. The bankruptcY,' shares), 13% N. & S.-W. June. R 7 -- P 1% - 2 p. , In consequence of the unprecedented success which attended Mr. --Paris and Lyons, 11%-Rouen and Havre, 0 ••• - •I Batty's Entertainment at the Charlton Fete, he will produce the the former instance from the six, Liberal candidates -Same courte and the county courts have now both legal an& 1 3 N re.and Meuse, 4%. xf.,Wor., &Wol., all p 22 .- 22% . 22% % MISCELLAZ same routine of performance at the Hippodrome every evening dur- Scottish Centralloo/..p 71% -72% • • Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p 2 - ' ing the week. In addition to the above, Mr. Batty has entered Into Otherwise who have already made their appearance. equitable jurisdiction, and the' great advantages, _ Scottish Midld., 100/. p ~, , • , , an engagement with Mr. Burr, to introduce the ancient sport of the result of the numbers polled may, in different thereof must be familiar to every practitioner before . m a d • d • SPAIN. Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 8% ...„ 8% 8% 1 ,1 Canada ......... 32% pd 50 - 5 Copper Miners of Eng- Hawking, who will shortly appear. I ' l journals of the 23d have been received. Do. B all pd 6% •-• 6% , land • . ... 25/. pd ~,, A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. quarters, where least expected, prove disastrous. these tribunals. Indeed, we are convinced that the' i The 'Jerald() states that the English Charge Shrew. &'Her. Old 8/:ei - 2% - 2 dise Admission-Reserved Seats, 35.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, . .. Shrewsbu. and Chester . Do do. .., 10e, pd „, - „ le• t ' • t t • the Anotner su jec requiring ex reme cau ion on community will never be satisfied until the! d'Affaires, Mr. OTWAY, has dto the Spanish • • . Eastern Steam...2s. pd „, _ ~ is.; Third ditto, tid. propose . ;, (Nor; W. Min.) all pd 18% - 19% Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. part of all individuals concerned-whether electors or amalgamation be fully carried out, and the eccle-1 Government the bases of a postal convention between Do. Halves ll a pd 9% -93 t Gen• Stm• Nay. 14/. 01 28% -2! ROYAL MARIONETTE THEATIth `, candidates-is the subject of bribery, extending gasti„l juriediction be also conferred upon the new .ngland al4. Spain very favourable to Spain, and , Do. Oswestry all pd 14 - 14% ' 14% Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping ComPany...so/4 ... -.. , calculated r Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3 -2% d• ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. even to matters of the most innocent tribunal. -0 promote the commercial interests of the Irish Beetroot Sug.2i p 2 - `, THIS EVENING, and every evening daring the week, ' two countries Do. A, B, C, &D fully , descri 4.' The performances will commence with a scrap from Shakspere, p.ion, but which might by possibilitY One of the chief and most interesting points, how-' - - liitellf --- ' - --- - . , . . pd. up at per cent ... .60 -se di & ' Penin. & Or. St. all pd 86 -8i Do. Do. _l5/. d 36% -3; 1 , entitled THE SIXTH ACT OF ROMEO AND JULIET. be construed into evidences of corruption. If we • i gence - had been received that the Duke and South Devon all pd 19 - • -- 20 Royal Mail SUL 604 pd 77% - After which a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCIUS IN ever, referred to during the evening, was " the free: Duchess tee IefONTFENSIER are to remain in En 1 d s th-E te 100/. d gan ou as rn P 72% -73 iversal B • • SPIRITS. remember rightly, it was shortly after the last transfer of land," with which the name' to the entinf.J l South Wales all pd 35 Un migration To be followed by a grand Ethiopian Masical Entertainment by u y. - 36% and Colonization, 2/. p ... -.. ... an extraordinary Troupe of Ebony Marionettes. general election-the general eleotion of 1847--that c 01 Mr. JA ME 3 STE WA.RT was most de- Accounts from Manilla to the 7th state that com- South Yorkshire and ' To conclude with a new Italian Divertissement, entitled IL NANO a striking illustration of the care which ought to be te tran • i ple quillity prevailed in that colony. River Dun 15/. pd ~,,r ..... , -- MISTERIOSO DEL VILLAGIO. s dl •t d That lear d tl h erve y associa e . ne gen eman as• Do. Do. U. pd r I P 15% A court.ne • MONEY and COMME artial at Calatayud condemned to death Doors open at Half-past Seven, and eommenee at Eight o'cloek. shown upon these very delicate occasions was afforded devoted himself to the aimplification of " titles," to' . Stirl. & Dunferm. all p•" - ••• A Morning Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. Doors , op the 19th CaLvd, Menso, and Mono; chiefs of the stock. & Har. 16/28.3d ''' - - • CITY, open at Half-past Two, and commence at Three o'clock. by the contest at Cheltenham, where, for some the removal of the difficulties a•nd obstructions th at n ds of an • - insurgents, who recently appeared in Taff Vale 1264 pd 1 . 5 . ,g - ''' ' Tho sale of Cotton at Liverpo Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Box-ofilee of the trivial " treatingse (such as it were absolutely absurd • - 159 Theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. impede the transfers of real estates, and occasion such Arragon ; but the QUEEN, in compliance ve . th t • i ape 1- Thames Haven Dock . mated at from 5,000 to 6,000 bi , . . . . fro ays, expense, and inconvenience to both - tion m nd Railwav ...191. nd the inhabitants, had_ previously ordered a . - -2% -2% x.n x.n taken for exPort and 1,000 on . s HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Hon. CRAVEN FITZEIARDINGE BERKELEY was declared vendors and purchasers. As " free trade ''' th -- - that e sentence should be commuted. Vale of Neath... li/.pd 13 -14 ; 13% comprised 500 Pernam and Ma] Third Night of the new Ballet ZELIE. The mu • • 11 ' f B 1 h t . • d h lk. all d Waterfd. &Ki p 6 s ...... 6% , 6 % 880 Egyptian at sid. to 11d., an, In consequence of Madlle. Cruvelli's indiposition, Lucrezia Borgia to be null and void 'n conse uentl , the borough bel g q Y has been accomplished in the produce of pimps ty o arce ona as pe alone t e lAr .. aterfd. & Lin/. all pd 211 2 A -2%, . . 41d. The market closed eteady. Is unavoidably postponed. deprived since then of the services of a member who laud there can be no adequate reason why it should i Government f or permission to form a company for West Cornwall 134 pd 9 ,, - dull at lower prices. THIS EVENMG, establishi .: ' 10 74. - % Will be produced Donizetti's Opera, entitled had sat for Cheltenham during four successive. Pare not be extended to the land itself. Mr. STEWART goSSE. ag a railway between Barcelona and Sara- West London ...all pd ••• - ••• By an Act passed in the Legis Yk.,New.ees Ber. 1004, 7 3 _74 73% LUCIA DI LA3IMERMOOIt. Kong, on the 13th of January, ] [laments Returned by continually increasing ma- e Lucia, Madame De la Gran g e ; Alicia, Madame Grimaldi ; Edgard°, • -as pointed out bow this may be accompliehed, a n d It has been definitively settled that the QUEEN • At- New Ex 20/. Do. _ . • p 7 _ 6 4 di , within their respective jurisdict Signor Bettini ; Arturo, Signor Mercuriali ; Bidebent, Signor Su- jorities-in 1832 without opposition, in 1835 by 411 S no greater boon could be conferred on the a • I I ' gricu tura to leave Aran' th 3d Jul jtle2 On e Y. is Do. G.N.E. pure. 94 p. 2% -2% di & carry out such provisions of the ] sini ; Enrico, Signor Ferlotti. York &N. Mid.lootpd 50% _ 51% To conclude with an entirely new Ballet, in 1837 by 632, in 1841 by 764, and in 1648 b 3 1 interest than bringing into f 11 a operation his valuable The works for conveying potable water to Madrid - and Mercantile Marine Act, 18 Composed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by 51. St. George% the Music are proCeeding rapidly PREPEZtaliwit sitatalisL Acts entrusted to colonial justic by N. Nadaud, entitled • 1,024, the Ho C B th b 12. RAVEN ERKELEY was us, y a suggestions. It would create a demand for • Aberdeen all pc) ... - ... • any case where two or more such ZELIE , ou, l'Amour et la Magic. lack of caution among his conspicuous supporters, land that would s ell • 1 1 pee i y raise 1 s va us The Three er ents. wer p C e done at 45,-1; the New Do. No. 2, 7 per et. 3% act jointly, one of them is authori Hy Madlle. Caroline Rosati, Mililes. Rosa, silsper, Lamoureux, Three per Cents. at 22 1-16; the Debt of the First Class Caled ' - - - ''' omen, 104 100/p 99 - 101 are to be subject to no suit or i Allegrint, Louise Fleury ; MM. Di Mattia and Durand. compelled to secede from the field, yielding the bo- in the market. It would give a stimulus to the at let, and that of the Second at 5 746. Applications tor Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Box- Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18% -1g . done in their official capacity ollice, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. rough up for a while to his cousin, the Hon. Given.. improvements, causing the soil to be brought into the Dundee, Per., & Aberd. __ GERMAN Y. carrying out the Acts or any part VILLE BERKELEY. His triumph over this misfor- hiehest state of cultivation and thus rovidi Junction all pd 5% - 6 ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. a , I P ng em - The Emperor of AUSTRIA arrived at Pesth on the E. Ang.(3/ 102)6 pc. all 3- 3% The last Jamaica advices enter THIS EVENING, tune we regard, at any rate, as, at this moment, plop:Liens for the labouring population, so that all 233. Th Do. (5/.) 7 per et. all p ... - ... importance, viz., the extraordina Win be performed (second time this season) Meyerbeer's grand Opera, ere was a rumour that an attempt had been LE PROPHETE,. assured. The electors cannot so speedily have for- parties, landlord, tenant, and even farm-labourer, made upon his life at Grosswardein. According to Do. ( 7 / 1 7s) 7p.c. 2 p ..,, _ ... manufacture of sugar at Montpeli Mee, Madame Grisl (first apps'arance in that character) ; Bertha, sestten the warning of two successive elections de his re ort an individual in Eastern Counties Ex., . Lord Howard do Walden. M Madame Castellan ; Jean of Leyden, Signor at srio ; Count Oberthal, 6 would be materially benefited by the change. t P the garb of a priest aimed sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -174 p pm gentleman, and Mr. de Ville, a Signor Tagliatico ; Serjeant, Signor :sail ; Fersants, Signori Mei dared to have been null and void, on petition, that in Nothing but our own artificial regulations have a pistol at his MAJESTY, and, missing his aim, blew his Do. No. 2 all pd 1% 1% - P _ Pat were devoting great attention to I and Rommi ; Gioni, Signor Stigeili; Mathiesen, Signor Polonini i 1847 of Sir WILLOUGEIBY JONES, and that in 1848 of own brains out instead. The occurrence took place Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 13% - 14% lowince nre the explanations give] e accaria, Herr Formes. occasioned the enormous evils. It will • require e . .. The incidental Ballet and Skating Scene will be danced by t. rr tue honourable CRAVEN BERKELEY. All constitu- exactly on the spot where the Russians made over to n Uni n Scri Easter o p, "iPy 'file process of the centi Madlle. Robert and 21. Alexandre, M. Ruault, M. Flusse ; Madlles. d d 1 • b Icth some egree of nerve an reso ution to rea rou h g the Austrians _the army of GORGEY. Guar. 6 per ct all p 16% -17 aver, such great alterations al Kolemberg and Leblond, and comprise the celebrated Quadrille des encies, however, are not, of course, so thoroughly alive the trammels that custom has forged around us. But Th K* f P • Do. 10/. Deb. Sh all p - effected, in less than ten minutee P atinetirs. e ing o RUSSIA arrived at Deutz on Thurs- East Lancash• 6 - ... ire, per of granulated sugar satura Composer, Director of Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. at the present juncture to the necessity of avoiding i t ma _ ybe done, and we , hope to see the time when day evening. He was re • d ' ceive , amidst a salute of ct. Quer. Shrs. all pd ... - ... ' The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. the most shadowy appearances of corruption. It is t artiller b the local at ' • • East & klf as would astonish men Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the es ates may be transferred with as much simplicity as y• .9 u bowies. HIS MAJESTY, West Yor s ire Night or Season), ai the Box-oftlce of the Theatre, which is open fOrtnnete, therefore, that we are enabled now, betimes, inone •th f d har • lel' • ' , yineuns, or a es in pu lc companies. the next morning, fixed the key -stone of the principal Junction, sths all pcl ... •-• ... the longest experience in from Eleven till live o'cloek ; and of the principal librarians and . - dca i ' entrance to the cathedral • the Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% . of sugars. The cane juice from tl to warn the possessors of the franchise, an nd dates , ceremony was attended mnsieseilen. We cannot close our notice without some allusions ' per cent. all pd ... -„, the usual way to cyphon, or clarifi by tbe Cardinal Archbiship of COLOGNE, and all the ' Glas & S.W Con 100/ - ... goes an alteration in its propertie; generally of this absolutely requisite circumspection. to the admirable observations of Mr. R. Low, on 'l I • • . _ .. . . . ... T:I.EATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. oca authorities. Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 16 - 16% 16% of carbonic acid gas, generated frc Mr. B. Webster, Sole Le.ssee and Manager, Old etrompton. Upon this sub' t le • h th 't has recently ( we , eec a ig au ori y " the Codification of the law," a matter of vast I In the year 1850, Great Britain ex t d por e. to Do. 5p c. red. sc. all p 2 -2% P 14% wood in a furnace, constructed for THIS EVENING, might say within the last few hours) pronounced. importance, but which only requires the public atten- lAustria 46,000 tons of coals h 1 f Ge t South. & West. A new Comic D ama, in five acts, entitled ,toteva ue o 185,000 r a necessary pipes and pump for col - THE FOU.NDLLNGS. In the course of hi and there • s very happily timed, . tion to be steadily directed to the advantages that tons of s (Ireland) Bths all pd ttei - sn !florins ; 5,900 iron and steel, valued at G in k • clarifier, in which it acts upon t Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe; , , , , L West. k er s& H. liquor. This is a new method, poi Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Bucaingham, Mrs. Leigh Murray, and Miss lore aouoly welco " Man me and doubly valuable ual would follow from its adoption to ensure its ultintate 0 florins; 1,148 ew t ' i 444,00 . .of goods made of these Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p - . Vining. of the Parliamentary Election Law of the United 'materials, to the value of 74 000 florins ; and 6,200 Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 110 14 10%, Power of cansin • defe • g cation of ... - ••• After which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE. success. ' elements in the cane juice which m icwt. of tin, brass, end copper wares, estimated at Do. Do. -804 pd ... .... ... To conclude with the Farce called THE TWO BONNYCASTLES. Kingdom," it is remarked by Mr. WARREN, the emi the progresi of evaporation and 257 000 florins. Lancashire and York. Mr. Bonnycastle, Mr. Buckstone ; Mrs. Bonnycoatle, Mrs. 1,161. • I , suit of this chemical combination i Ingham. nent QUEEN'S Counsel, as follows :- THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 1 1 The .news received from London and Paris, of tbe shire, F. 204 -64 pl %di & - par Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p of the juice is altogether altered, THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. " The position of all parties, and all places, entrusted !favourable reception of the Austrian loan, had cau d ••• -- ••• _____.......-._ . se Leeds Northern, 6- per dull grey, olive, or olive green co Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. with the electoral franchise, has become exceedingly , , the funds to attain a higher point than the h N 1 134 pd *** -7 ''' liquor is seen, very similar to list THIS EVENING, critical, in consequence of . the greatly augmented facilie We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. y aye cent. o. • •-• ••. Will be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul ti b' h •tf dt t" b •le • yen its es wlc now exis or eec ing ri ery in e The session of the Corps Legislatif Was closed yes- i•eached since the year 1 848. Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd **. _ ... toast-water. In this state, passi Iledford, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith, Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen t d ---.____ s __ Do. Do. No. 3 51. pd ;•,. _ ... bags, it is poured into the first eva Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliam, and Mrs. Keeley. subtlest and Most variect forms. Devices hitherto sue- er aY• 1 BELGIUM. . Do. Qrs., 1848 -91 pd .., _ ... . so on transferred from one degt After which THE WRECK ASHORE. cessful in the hands of those characterized by a corrupt The PRINCE PRESIDENT addressed a message to it, i - . London & Brig. guar. but consummate astuteness, will be henceforth found couched in the most conciliating terms ; thanking it ; The KING -of the BELGIANS is still at Wiesbaden. 5 per cent. _lOO4 p. ... .... ... . . another, until the mass acquires I ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. ' ' Has Majesty has it • • sary to its' being skipped from the Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. shorn of almost all their efficacy; for impunity is compa- for its loyal co-operation, and promising to lay before , k Is said, derived benefit from Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/. m _ ... THIS EVENING, ratively annihilated. The universal spirit of indignation it on its re-0 enin some projects tendin t di ••• • p g, g o ini " drinking the waters. He has taken the name of" Do. COn. 5p c, 1852 all ... , _ ... Great care is nuw observed in the Iv% be perfo d di'al Pl Ifi acts by the • la le ' • • aatu,,, Tie a new an or gm ay, nve , against ri ery, to which impressive utterance has been nish 'A ENN T , D 'ST Gr w p ount D RD B. 6 c 100/. p . sion, the - process of granulation, the country's expenses, without injuring "les u he Duchess D'ORLEANS a ex. o ' 1 • ' coo & - - ••• '' ' , ofThe Wife's Secret entitled THE TRIAL OF LOVE. Prin etpal „,,,,___ , recently given by the most eminent statesmen belonging ' 'sit to i • Lon. & N.-. . v. pending upon it. At this stage c c ath zeraeie rs by Messrs. C. Kean, Ryder, Graham, Meadows, services publics.' The following. is the text of the pected on avi h 8 Isla jesty. Nunet.) 5p.c.3% Pd ... ~- ... , . , very important and fortunate disc , Kean. - ' Everett, and Wheatleigh ; Miss Marshall, and Airs. C. to all parties, and also, with a marvellous concurrence, . message .- , M. VAN PRAET : , 111,nister of the Household of the Ln. & S.W. c0.5d5.5/. p 3% =,.... 4 p owing entirely to an unfortunate ac by all the leading organs of public opinion, will not ING of the BELGIAN, Sh.• all 12 P % -- 12% THE y .k m, After which will be produced, suffer itself to be baffled daring the inquiry to which the " ELIMEE NATIONAL, JUNE 28, 1852. r and M. TAN DE WEYER, the Lon. & En. % is simply this:-One of the druu principal eh 4RE, a Phantasm, related in three dramas. The . " Gentlemen,-At the moment of the close of the 0 . elgian-Ambassadot at the Court of London, who Man., Sheff., & Linen. • • machine had been smashed to pie , of the piece, m t i ar will be sustained by Mr. Bourcicault, the author ensuing 1 election is likel to ' • genera y give rise. Candi- seseion of 1852, I have to return you my thanks for the arrived a fear daYs ag o 11 d Qr. Sh., No. 1 a p 10% ..... 11% t B 1 h 1 f th a russe s, ave e t e There was then a suspension of the i Do. New, 104 -ell ci 1 ..... p_ ..3% -.13% 13% % Catheart, Mea d Pported by Messrs. J. Vining, Chester, Everett, dates can now be compelled to come before Committees, I I .nd t ha e iven to our latter cit for Wie b oya co-operation a suppor you v g . . .y . s tiden to join the KING. A ra- three or four days, the time °coup Desaorough, 31 .:,".:_i, _Harley ; Misses Leclereq, Robertson, Phillips, or into a court of law, and be exposed t,o the most Do. 6/. 34 Pd 1 --. I%p _______:___.seen, and Mrs. Daly. new institutions. You have known how to must what inour -was curre , accident. In the meantime the E acute- and merciless examination, from which they • , nt ea Saturday, in the politica Mict Con. 6pc St. 1004 ... ....... Roy is the most dangerous amongst assembled men- the Circles at Brussels th t h Bris. & Bir., , coolers; remained in a quiescent al Under thAL LYCEUM THEATRE. cannot shelter themselves, except under the pernicious, k • s a t ese gentlemen bad been Do. Con. . Sole L ee . Management of Madame Vestris. perilous, and even hat the decli fatal plet!, t y ne to "mpg carried away by esprit de corps-and, all suscepti- summoned by the IC/ - • r cent. _lOO4 pd 149 .- 151 150 146 ' cool as the surrounding atmosphere NG to a conference with a view . 6 P e • ; ll ee, Mr. Charles Mathews. kir t I'd 'd 1 i y at am e, you have occupied yourselves with the t Do. Erewash Va . a p ... - ... is - to ' pot hot,' or, in other w io modifications in th ea Tn.% EVENI - ir answers may ten answer, on the ground that the dto great interests of the countr t I th t the epoch of • y, ee ing a . a Belgian Cabinet. Do. Leic. &Swanning. , technieality, to take the sugar win be perform- a des,- - NG. 1 their a ents, friends and 7. ; The Bmancipatio 1 P C HAIN 0 b • E VENTS. o ic:..tic story, in eight acts, entitled A criminate themeelves. Al g . ~ . impassioned and sterile discourses had passed away, and 2 o asrussels says,-" An extra- 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p., ... the hogshead in the curing I tthews, Robert 4aters by Messrs. Charles Mathews, acquaintances, especially those most intimate, ana in ordinary session of th Frank Ma that of business had arrived. e Chambers will take place Do. Preference ...5/. p par - - ,i p 5% possible. This practice was ob ..., d Hann : : . Y, Belton, Baker, Sater, Horncastle, • k- be sulfected to Rosiere, Butler, a.ii any way ts mg part in the election, will 1 between the 15th and 20th J 1 The commercial Norfolk Eaten-. all pd 22 -23 " The application of a new system always en . the saturated sugar through " . Madame Vest mrs. F. matthews , and Mile, j ,,,,_ ris, Miss M. Oliver, LI y. . will be also every elector whom treaty with France • Do. Gr. 5% pet all p . 5% - 6. 5% • imil'ar scrutin as St. Georg?, Miss Wright, Mrs. IS . y ; . rs difficulties - ou have h counte , y ad your share Will expi machine, before the accident happe Horn, Mrs. Macnamara, suss -- e ta ; tidai re on the 10th August. _ Val e, Miss Ellis, Miss Grove vi-11 5 ant and unsuspected observatton may eec d t t in a 2/ 1% 2 Do. w avrly• • .1) . - terial was at a high temperature w and Miss Foote. , of them. If occupation has seemed to be wanting at 4is important that before that 'dth Cb berg • . perm e am North British 1004 1 ; ' pd 108% - 11 % , 110 To be followed by TAKING By g1e0 ,.... eh suspicious or equivocal position. While candidates, voters, your earlier meetings you have understood that the shall sanction e operation was performed. It was C. Mathews, Suter, Miss Isabel Dicke ek r an _ m aracters by Messrs. ither a f 8 aff rd I . and those who communicate with them are thus i n i _ new treaty, or one o proroga- North t o ....al pd ... - ... - ........_...... is d s Julia St. George. desire of abridging the term of my dictatorship and tion. It is believed th • f t 0 0f W &W 1 15/ that the time'which the mixed mi I,iiri,E. y, m yeAls Amp oiT perilled, it must be borne in mind that tbe scenes my anxiety to call you around me had been the cause at a prorogation treaty o w , et . Or. 0., . granulated sugar, ex necessitate rei HEAT - or three montha Will b • d " 6 per cent.... 12% pd In - 2%p 14% e signe • ' Under the Patronage of her Ma.tess, ee . _ at., themselves of bribery and corruption will henceforth of it in depriving my Government of the time necessary --_____. - _e_______ • ' Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd 1% -2% in the cooler, in a state ot quiesceni Prince Albert,.-' als Royal mehnese be subjected to the unsparing and rigorous scrutiny for the preparation of the lews which were to be eubmitted • • Shrews. & Bin N.G. all 10% ..- 11% ' vast amount of benefit in the size o Proprietor and m an ager, ai r . w. ~.., •• . .atty. of Parliament, with the great additional powers • ROLLAND. Shrews. & Ches. (N.W., , the quantity of granulated material. The most successtut and po t oilar y i ,,,....._ _ to you, The natural - consequence of that excep i 1 lona- "th db t • .th THIS EVENING, "in London. conferred by the Act of the present session. It is pos t tugs was t e aoturnu a n titaness a e e , state of ll' h 1 tio of b • tth a. eeae in e Second Chamber on the project Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -18 • to another improvement in the prc a s Equests te , _ sible that more than one borough may ere long find itself 1 relative.to Ming Russia that part of the Rua- South Devon all pd 15% - 16% object. Having ascertained from win be presented the gorge° aPectacie of ST c ose ot the session. Nevertheless, the first trial of the e " aw GEORGE and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr.,,,,,..„ 0 , -- ' - 'a,,_ Cooke. *in the melancholy position of Sudbury and St. Albans; • ' debt which c one Hail d h • f tbe Do. New 1y pd %dis. % p - slow action in cooling, actual coo, Constitution, completely of French origin, mast 'have man . erns an as t o price o . , , - To be olloweil by Batty's Inimitawe Scenes , - "". Arena intro- Or their freemen follow the fate amain , of their brethren • ' o f St.-Est. 4% pc. 104 pd ~. - ... dikin g the most numeroas equestrian company al E urope. , e convinced you that we possessed the conditions of a ntion by Wilk conve h Russia assured to the King e were essential to size of grain al bth. York. 4 gd all 20 21 p c . , ..-. , To conclude with a Laughable farce. disfranchised daring the last few years for. systematic EL . strong and free Government. The Government is no the NETHE ANDS the sovereignty of Belgium ter- Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c - ' sugar to be obtained from the new a Tickets- to be had at the Box-office from EleVen tin rotu. 1 e s n y. corruption, and whose do ngs have too o . ften brought coolers of five or six feet long, I longer that passive butt against which the various Op- Minated both Inor 'bl d edily than • e amica yan more spe i J I 11856 11 . . unti u y „ a p e ... . -, ... Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. opprobrium upon their order." • wide have been substituted for the: _________________ positions directed with impunity their shafts. 'lt can was expectede the project being adopted by 32 Waterford & Kilkenny, ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN& Fain would we believe that this solemn warning- resist their attacks, and henceforth follow a system with- against 21. • 6 per cent, 3/. pd %- % dia. feet long, by five to six feet wide. 1 , . Open for the Season, . . Friday comipg as it does from an authority like 'Weetaxer's nut having recourse either to arbitrary rule or to du- The sum of 192 York, New. & Bet all p 101 - 103 been that, after remaining undisturl Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and , ,520 alorias of paper money. of D 5/ d o . p 4% -5% scribed voughs tor three or four C Cornmencem tof Mcms. JULLIEN'S Concerts d'Ete on th e ,__ e 4 n't Law of Elections-ma • if t I • ' 1 • y prole e ec ua • in (3 earmg . plicity. On the . other . hand, the control of the Assembly 1000, 500, --loaf and 10 fl ' h b n withdrawn onus as ee Do. York &N. Midland He . . - grained sugar has, invariably, been e scale of splendour as at iirury-lane The itre. is serious, for discussion is free, and the voting of the f • It' rom eircu a ion and transferred to the Chamber of - Promenade Concert conducted by M. Jullien. tt • the moral atmosphere of the constituencies and in taxes decisive. dS P ch 10/ dt % ..... se .p . . . ~..,, an . ur .• • p expiration of this time the molasses Engagement of that eminent t trice Oli-s Cicely .No . . . Accounts. . top, and vihich is usually mingled v Exhluittu n et D ares Coloss e a. un a - V' or . 1 Dayli g ht iew , .51011Ny 103 PartIng to the successful candidates the dignity "AS to the imperfections which experience has shown . The sum tt 1 LINES LEASED ..A.lr PDC= , ZENTA.7.B. len 0 a of this paper currency now With and potted in the curing-house, is c us, our common love for the pablie good 'will tend laces- . _. ETNA and the CAVES Of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS - SP fli d of an honestly cbosen and consequently genuine and interestin g menager,Promenade Concert by Godfrey's on. _ aantly to diminish their inconvenience until the Senate drawn amounts to 16,678,110f1. . 1 Leasing • N • al p • B us i n ess a steam tache, erected for the special rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Concluding at re presentative. The country requires it ; the Railways. -, , Campiailee. omm ma. meday. the syrup undergoes another action o shall have pronounced its opinion. Dusk with a Grand Ps , ” - „“otechnic Exhibition by Messrs. SotithbY, e t . - -(else of C • •• 1 • , '- h • If h . an additional amount of granulated repres e nti ng the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the , ommons requires it . i is an ' Daring t e interva ot e recess I shall direct all DENMARK. ,___ . Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and hls Cyclops, InlProvement demanded as much for the elevation of my efforts to find out what are the wants of the country The Danish Government, in consequence of a re- Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ... The last stage of these scientific open the whole terminating with the Eruption of 2ilount Etna ancl,a the ve and to prepere the projects which may permit me to di- quisition . froth ' the Government of Sweden, has Bir.& Oxf.,gu& all Gt. Westn. 31 -32 plated in the centrifrugal machine, ai Grand Tableau an the Lake of Thetis, and the Nen:lads receiving the - Yeute of the electors as for the vindication of the . • - Do. without, all ' Do. - 80% are the effects." Armour of Achilles. system of minish the burdens of the State without.detriment to the granted, 2 8 a token of friendsbi th tth commerce pi p, a e Bir Wolv. & Dud., representative governmen . t Let the • • There are advices of March 23 The menagerie now consists of several hundred specimens, in' warnin ' hi' pu ic service. of Sweden, when imported into Denmark shall be • r guar all pd• Do. - 31% eluding three elephants, two giraffs, four ostriches, two camels, - gbe accepted in " good part," end the nation "On your return to your duties I will lay before you exempt from th S- ' . They do not add much to our pre lions, &c. w ill then look e ound dues. • Do. without,all P Do. - 30% the result of our labours, and the general state of affairs Buckinghash. all p Lon. &N.W 19% - 19% • about mining, the heat being very Doors open from Nine A.m. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- , with larger confidence upon that new -... eert at Half-past Six. Fireworks about Ten. Parliament whi h • in the message that the Constittition obliges me to ad- TURKEY. Clydsdale Jc. all pCaledonien 50 -51 , 51% 52 April several would return to Mount e is to be assembled in the coarse of ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. ensuing 0 - dress to you every year. Lord STRATFORD h d d• nce of leave on the a an au le E. Lin., gas. '6 per A now Lombardian loan of 4,000,01 .......,.......--.....--......,-,..-.................._,.. • t r P • the otober in the legislative palace at ..--" Oa returning to your departments, be the faithful cent. all pcilGt.Northn. 148 - 150 come out, and a Spanish loan for 31 e ., Westmins e . 150. The SULTAN was much affected at the depar- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. echoes of the sentiment that predominates here; con& . • Gloucest -& Dean tho old certificates. • • ture of this great d I tP . • his MAJESTY presented Tze i DAT -Morning 44 otin. after 11 I Evenin g 0 min. after 0 .....„.........___- dunce in reconciliation and peace. Tell your constita- ip OM Pe, Forest... 22% pd Gt. Westrn. 31 -32 ' - The English Funds have been stt To-Monnow-Mornin g 16 min. afteT 12 I Evenin g 43 min. after 12 Several important • Lady REDCLIFFE with a parure of diamonds value Haetiepl. Dk. & i Yk.New.l measures of legal reform-" the h ents that in Paris, the eart of France, that revolution imm.meammase........ R*l an pd 1 &Berw. j• ••• -"" ••• ' scarcely any speculative business doi 4111.1nmirtIMIN31. 1 11•11, I • • ancoi, 00/ th " h L d 10 0 • ; a Suit VALthe also gave er ay- ai w.... ary centre which scatters over the world alternate light ana i Suitors in Ch __.y R elie s -•.• e r BUJ "t e mprove h I d shawls. Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 111 - 113 been throughout the day 100 i 1. Thl DAIL Y WEATHER TA.BLE. t of Jurisdiction is ..., . , or conflagration, you have seen an immense population ship several magnificent presents of jewels an Do. Halve&, all p . ;Do. - 56% ! men " tiquity Bill," and " the labouring to efface the traces of revolutions, and joy- , e , - uarts. all p Do. ht the German De• Q , Btate of the Wind and Weather at eecb. of the tollowin 1 g in Chancery A , . 1 Masters bohtion Bill"-were 1 I ast ous y ST. JAMES'S •./' -To-ni applying themselves to industry with confidence HEATRE. g Leeds &Brdf.,all p Midland i 108 - 110 . 106% the Three per Cents. loik to I. There plaCes at Nine o'clock yesterday morning Th •-• e stations i performances will cloae with a repetition of Goethe's Faust. 'clered for the la s t t • . in the future. Those who so recently, in their madness, Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eaeternel 13 - 13% are arranged in order of latitude. 1 night consi ime /12 the House of investments in both the last•named, I p,, d virtuallY Passed. were impatient ot all restraint, you have heard saluting . RE -UNION DES ARTS.-This excellent society. Do. Pref....all pd Do. Stock, which has riaen to 104 an _ veroirreD-Wind S., gentle breeze -overcast. Lords, an On one point ooly- with acclamation the restoration of our eagles, the sym- gave, last night, at Queen Ann-street, its eighth concert, to Lowestoft., gua. 4 P ORTSMOUTH-Wi n d 5.1, - V , tl b -- • d Cou to 725. pi a Very select and elegant company. Beethoven's trio was per cent...a1l pd Norfolk a gen e reeze partially cloudy. I that which prevente rts of Equit f • blf th 1 df 1 y rom sending os o au ori yan o g ory, meerros-Wind S. W., a . tron's breeze-over have bi exquisitely performed by Messrs. Kiallmark, Goffrie, and D o . 6p. ct,„ all p Do. dated June. East India Bonds Haerzeol-w- d S W 6 CaB L tLe " Cou r 1 questions of law to ts of Common Law," "At that Imposing spectacle, where religion cense. . •.• -- „... s, , ,crni °w in . ~ fresh breeze-partially ciondy. Miss Hausmann. 1 Mayner and Miss - Rowland were much Middlesbr' & Red- • Wind S W stron - , gb. eeze.-partially cloudy. from the was there any dissent Commons' amend- crated with her benediction a great national festivity, 1 d with car, 6 11 S premium. . Forams:som a .- wi ' ' . applauded, and Miss Mary Rose sang very sweet y, an P. ce a p tktn&Dar ... - „ e , - e been very i you have remarked their respectful attitude. You have Tureßytiro _ Th ud S. 'V., gentle breeze -•overcast. accepted i n zreat spirit, Donizetti s.. uesto simplice." Herr Brand In q N. & E., sp. c., all E. Counties 6.. . • 3 -65 Foreign Securities hay t 49fr tO w , a S.W trent'e breez Gtiki.:NWICH-we e '' - ' ' e-parti ll 1 meats, which were all other par- seen that army so proud, that has -3 -3 7 cloudy- -c then . ' saved its country,. rise - Bruckmann •gave a German song with much spirit and Do. 6 p.'et., all p Do, ' Three per Cents. are firmer a cloud.Ye d S.W., gentle breeze-partiall- ticulars. We mai' n '" * co ngrattilate the ./ still higher in the esteem of men; and kneeling in den.. - power. Mr. F. Chatterton's solo on the harp, and Mr. Do. F. 5 p.c. ell pd Do - ••• ferred at 22 to 22i. POrttlgUeso Four t that the a e • tion before the image of God, presented from the summit Goffrie's solo on this violin (Saiuton's Lucrezia Borgia), Preatn. & Wyre. j" L.&N.W t , own New Bonds ha STROOD -Wind W., gentle b 1 country on the fack sslon now ra- . ume Tell , been at 381. Brae! reeze-partially cloud of His altar. were both admirably executed. A duo from Guilla , all paid I &La:call "' - - . SWINDON-11 ind N. W, g 1 y• its terrninatio Ayres Stock is worth 7; , ent e breeze -overcast. 4idly approaching to n, although a, The meaning of this is, that there exists in France by Messrs. Kiallm ar k an d Gon e , finished the evening, Do.Hlves, A, all p Do. COLCHESTER-Wind S. W 'her • ••• -- •,. p . at 3i- premium. G ~ gentle breeze -overcast I comparatively b arren i n all o. particulars, has a Government animated with the faith and the love of amidst enthusiastic approbation. Read., Guild., and "s steady CANLER.IDGE-Wind S., gentle br - • ' Q.C.-The Duke trian Scrip i eeze-partially cloudy i ' arily productiv ' le th o 1 TER LATE HON C TALBOT good, which reposes on the peop , e s urce of al .J. . 7 Reigate ... all d S Easte p . rne 25% - 26% ; 26% ,_ __... e.ai. Dutch Two-anclq The returns from the tollowin e i . ' , yet been more than ordin e m niea. 1f C rlisle Mr. B & • Stock has Deem 4 . p aces indtcate tne state of e power; on the army, the lames ot all force; and on reli- of Buccleueb, the Earl of Harrowby, the Ear o a , oy. Hit, 6% .p Gt. Northn. 148; - 152 ea done at 64i. Mexican Old l the i wind and weather on Sat d Ur 1 ., , ,, , I morning at nine , , sures of real practical uti i Tty for the imProvement or gion, the source of all justice. . WhatetY, Q.C., and other influential:gentlemen , havcebeen Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. - 152 have be o'clock :- A handsome • , the administration of ,the law. instal- " Receive the assurance of my sentiments, formed into a committee for the purpose of taking steps to Shf. Rth. & Goole, nallY 33 . 4 ' ' to 331 and the New 26i to 2 ' . Ltsertrume-Wind W., strong breeze- et perpetuate by some lasting mem . oriel the remembrance of 5 1 3 - ce 18•11.6 p Lan. &Y • - ... -- Ra il wa y Shares have been at advar ta ially cloudy. i ment has been granted to legal reformers, who ha ve ~ LOUIS NAPOLEON." irtues. It is s, Il lterzonisit-Wind S. W tron b 1 this lamented gentleman's public and private v Staffdsh., 9%. p MrAi•Clean 1..% -v s dis. , business doin ~ s g reeze--overc t ion at the results The reading of this message was repeatedly inter- • olarships or exhi- good g, and the favourite li Pee:am-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-clotidles az . , indeed ample cause for self-gratulat intended at once to found one or more sch Wear Val 6 . p c., ali Stckt& Dar ... - . s. i 'ts rupted by marks of approbation, and i conclusion bitione, bearing 11Ir. Talbots's name, for boys educated at the demand.' ' 1 ? h RI, -rem... Ares a d re all. Gob I.R/Gurow-Wind S. W.,. gentle breeze- Ta j o. ds of perhaps I of a year during which, to use the wor . Do. do. ... all pd Do. • 31% •-•3i% .. . B elicited loud cries of ‘.lVive le President 1 1 .'. • Charter-house, in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, Do. d 0.~ all pd Do. IRAUMGHAM.,WiIId &, gentle breeze-wee r:eat. II ' the highest living authority on such subjects, more a. The sitting was afterwards suspended to enable the and Wen will constitute.the proposed mem , - Wilts &Sem. all p Gt.Westra. 193 . lob 104 ..... , .- Iy, -13 i 18 -18 % 29 % - 31 43 --- 44% 1834 - 20 36 - 37 3 4 46 lA -47 1 A 167 8 - 17 1 4 44j - 45 3 / 4 - 5 15 3 % - 16 IA ii % 1 - io ... ... FOREIGN. NominF 1 Prices. - 24% - 16 di 3% 5% 6 p I %s —1% p 4 7 / 8 3 % 4 :fi— — % 8 9 —3% 61_. 24% 24% 13% 13/ 8 5 —. 5% p 6 6 48 —50 y, p 34y 34 34 23 23% x.d 12 V s 13 5% 5 —4 l Adis. 3 3y, 2 —2% p MINES. par Y p 1./ % p 3 / 4 174 P 34 lA 9/ 8 die. ii Y.t dis. • • • •- " " • • • % ' • " Y 4 dis. Par--.%P 39 —4O par y a p •" ••• 1 3 A, dis dis. 13's l fi dis. 2 21,6 p % dis. 4 dis. P %P % 11 —l2 dis par 11 11 1 4 2 die -STOCK 52 —53 59% 61 15% 25 26% MISCELLANEOTT Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p 2 2 1 4 Canada ......... 32% pd 50 —5l Copper Miners of Eng land 251. pd De do. 101. pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pol Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...soL p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2 p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. ...151. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization, 21. p 2 2U, 86 87% x.d 36% 37% 77% 78% MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sale of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at from 5,000 to 6,000 bales, of which 500 were taken for export and 1,000 on speculation. The sales comprised 500 Pernam and Maranham at 6id. to 7id., 880 Egyptian at bid. to 11d., and 300 Surat at aid. to 41d. The market closed steady. —Railway Shares were dull at lower prices. By an Act passed in the Legislative Council of Hong- Kong, on the 13th of January, 1852, consular officers within their respective jurisdictions, are empowered to carry out such provisions of the Merchant Seamens' Act and Mercantile Marine Act, 1850, as are by the said Acts entrusted to colonial justices. It declares that in any case where two or more such justices are required to act jointly, one of them is authorised to act alone. They are to be subject to no suit or proceeding for any act done in their official capacity with the intention of carrying out the Acts or any part or them. The last Jamaica advices enter into a subject of great importance, viz., the extraordinary improvement in the manufacture of sugar at Montpelier estate, belonging to Lord Howard do Walden. Mr. Hoffman, a German gentleman, and Mr. de Ville, a scientific Frenchman, were devoting great attention to the subject. The fol lowing' 'are the explanations given:— ".By the process of the centrifugal machine, how ever, such great alterations and improvements are effected, in less than ten minutes, in a given quantity of granulated sugar saturated with molasses as would astonish men of intelligence of the longest experience in the manufacture of sugars. The cane juice from the mill is conveyed in the usual way to cyphon, or clarifier, and there it under goes an alteration an its properties by means of streams of carbonic acid gas, generated from the combustion of wood in a furnace, constructed for the purpose, with the necessary pipes and pump for conveying the gas to the clarifier, in which it acts upon the feculencies in the liquor. This is a new method, possessing extraordinary power of causing • defecation of those deteriorating elements in the cane juice which materially supervene in the progress of evaporation and granulation. The re suit of this chemical combination is, that the appearance of the juice is altogether altered, and, instead of the dull grey, olive, or olive green colour, a pure, limpid liquor is seen, very similar to light-coloured brandy, or toast-water. In this state, passing through filtering bags, it is poured into the first evaporating copper, and so on transferred from one degree of temperature to another, until the mass acquires the consistence neces sary to its being skipped from the tache to the coolers. Great care is nuw observed in the manner of transmis sion, the process of granulation, in some measure, de pending upon it. At this stage of the manufacture a very important and fortunate discovery has been made, owing entirely to an unfortunate accident. The history is simply this:—One of the drums of the centrifugal machine had been smashed to pieces in the operation. There was then a suspension of the purifying process for three or four days, the time occupied in repairing the accident. In the meantime the sugar skipped to the coolers; remained in a quiescent state, and became as cool as the surrounding atmosphere. The common plan is to ' pot hot,' or, in other words than planting technicality, to take the sugar from the cooler to the hogshead in the curing house as soon as possible. This practice was observed in passing the saturated sugar through the centrifugal machine, before the accident happened, so that the ma terial was at a high temperature when the centrifugal operation was performed. It was discovered, however, that the time which the mixed mass of molasses and granulated sugar, ex necessitate rei, remained together in the cooler, in a state of quiescence, had produced a vast amount of benefit in the size of the grain, and in the quantity of granulated material. This discovery led to another improvement in the promotion of the same object. Having ascertained from this experience that slow action in cooling, actual coolness and quiescence were essential to size of grain and quantity of dry sugar to be obtained from the new method of purifying, coolers of five or six feet long, by three or four feet wide, have been substituted for those of ni ne t o twe l ve feet long, by five to six feet wide. The consequence has been that, after remaining undisturbed in these circum scribed troughs for three or four days, a large strong grained sugar has, invariably, been the product. At the expiration of this time the molasses which floats on the top, and sshich is usually mingled with the entire mass and potted in the curing-house, is carefully removed to a steam tache, erected for the special purpose, in which the syrup undergoes another action of evaporation, and an additional amount of granulated sugar is produced. The last stage of these scientific operations is then com pleted in the centrifrugal machine, and most wonderful are the effects." There are advices of March 23 from Melbourne. They do not add much to our previous information about mining, the heat being very great, but about April several would return to Mount Alexander. A now Lombardian loan of 4,000,0001. is expected to come out, and a Spanish loan for 360,000/. to pay off the old certificates. The English Funds have been steady, but there is scarcely any speculative business doing. Consols have been throughout the day 1001 1. The New Three.and a-Quarter per Cents. have been marked 10 4 1 to 1 , and 1 the Three per Cents. 101 1 to I. There have bee n lie r.Vera ank investments in both the last-named, as we ll as in " Stock, which has risen to 104 and 10 5. Exchequer.. v bills have been quoted 695. to 72 5. -rra ium for those at 88s. to 91 s, dated June. East India Bonds have been premium. . ' Foreign Securities have be en ver y inactive. Spanish Three per Cents. are firmer at 49fr to 50, and the De ferred at 22 to 22i. Portuguese Four per Cents. have been at 38i. Brazilia n New Bonds have been quoted 100. Buenos Ayres Stock is worth 77 to 77 i. Aus trian Scrip is steady at 3i premium. Grenada Deferred Stock has been 9n. Dutch Two - ancl.a•Half p er C en t s . h ave been done at 64t Mexican Old nomi nally 33 to 331, and the New 26i to 26.1;.0nds are Ra il wa y Shares have been_ at advanced rates with a go od business doing, and siemand. 'Tench Shares the favourite lines are in active h are dull. Gold Mines KO very quiet. Business done to-day. 6 % 3' 4 3 / 33/ 31% 34; 23% 5 5 / a 'A 12% 3y, QUARTER TO THREE. Consols for Openiug 1001 II z.d cLosi);a riticEs! 225 101 104% 91 p 91 P ONE PRICNS or 8R1TP, , ,11 F.ITINDS O'cLocx. Rink. Stock 3 .n.- , 'ont. Raduccd Anna. ETew 3 1 i per Cont. Antis—...... ..... 104 5 / 8 1 ,i Ys N India Bonds, 1,0004 .....,.. ....., 88 91 p Ditto ,-,nler 1,000/...... . 9l P South Sea Stock • Ditto Old Annuities Consols for Account .. . 100 1 / 2 % Exchequer Bills. 11/2d. • March. 1,0004 .. ...... .. ........ ..—..... sou. ......................... ... Small, .............. - .............. June. 69 72 P 69 7 1 P 69 72 P CLOSING ritlcEs. 3F/8 P 100 1 A 100'A 771 A 79 p 76 p ONE PRICES OF FOREIGN FITNDS. O'CLOCV Austrian 5 per Cent. Scrip tirazilian *nuts, 5 per Cent. Ditto, New; 1829 and 1839 1001,4 Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent 77 IA Ditto, Account Equador Bonds . — Grenada Bonds, 1% per Cent. — Ditto, Deferred 9401 Mixical, 5 For ,: en',., 1846 Ditto, 3 per Cent....... 26 Peruvian Bonds. 1849, 6 per Cent — Portuguese 5 per Cents. Ditto, 4 per Cent. Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Spanish S per Cent. 1840 — Ditto, Passive 5 ai Ditto, 3 per Cent Ditto. New Deferred .. .. 22 Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch 2 1 4 per Cent. 12 Guild.... 64 3 % Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates ... 96% LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY•) LONDON, JUNE 29.—Wind this day at noon S.W.► moderate breeze, and fine, but cloudy at times. SHIELDS.—Arrd. Ann, Eliza, and Jane, Queb!c; William, Carthagena. STEANGFORD, JUNE 26.—The Whim, Liverpool to Newcastle is aground on Clonghey Bay, is a little strained, but expected off next tide. OF P SHOREHAM.—Oceanu7, Melbourne. CEONSTADT, JUNE 19.—The Lawsons, from Liver" pool, has arrived very leaky, having been on Chore of Dsgerost. MALTA, JUNE 22.—The Ama:la, from Queenstown for Falmouth, has put back leaky, with cargo shifted, &c. BOSTON, JUNE 19.—The Don Quixote, Bremen brig, bound to this port, put back to New York, on the 12th instant, having sprung a leak off Sandy Hook. DEAL, JUNE 28.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Constan tine, Cnina; Madras, Sierra Leone; Sabina, Buenos Ayres; Jeanuette Marie, Boston; Promise, Quebec. Arrd. from the River Prince Albert, Adelaide. Sid. Formosa, Port Philip. SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 28.—Wind Victoria, Mi.ntrf al. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 28.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Mary Ann Johnstone, Akyab. Sid. Seraphina, Bahia; Wil liam Edward, Rio Janeiro; Trimountain, Boston; Henry Gardner, San Francisco; Stranger, Buenos Ayres; Hamlet, and Prescott, Boston; Vesta, Bathurst, New Brunswick; John Miller, Quebec; Lotus, Quebec• t Eiilra Ann, Quebec; Scud, Newfoundland. Off port, Ma donna Admiral, and Jane Anderson. FALMOUTH, JUNE 28.—Wind S.W., fresh breeze.--- Arrd. Petronell.3, London for Callao, leaky, bore 25th inst. Ist. 49 N., BW. Off port, Amigos, London. BRISTOL, JUNE 28.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Indus, St. Stephen's, Now Brunswick; Palindar, St. John's, New Brunswick. PILL, JUNE 28.—Wind S.W.—Sld. Java, New York• MARKET NE WS.—(T 1 - 11 S DAY.) HAY MARKETS. SMITHFIELD.— Meadow Hay, 31 Os Od to 41 Os Od; Clover ditto, 31 lOs to 4/15s; and Straw, 11 4 a to 11 los per load. Supply moderate, and trade dull. CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 31 3s Od to 4103 Od; Clover ditto, 31 103 to 4/12s; and Straw, 115 s to 1111 s per load. A fair average supply, and a sluggish demand. WHITECHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 31 Os Od to 41 Oa Od; Clover ditto, 3/10s to 41 16s; and Straw, 114 s to 1110 s per load. Trade dull, at barely stationary prices. 100 3 4 1004 COZ.ONZAZ. SIIGAR.—SaIes by auction of 200 hhds Barbadoes were made at 32s 6d to 384 6d, being 6d lower for the finer sorts. The quantity of British Plantation landed last week at the East and 'West India Docks was 3,504 hhds 414 tierces 1,129 barrels; there were taken for home consumption 1.957 hhds 152 tierces 555 barrels. The stock in the places i 5,19,917 hhds 2,420 tierces 4,436 barrels. COFFEE.—The market is very firm. Rllmi•—The quantity landed last week at the East and West India Dooka was 512 puns 63 tierces, there were taken for home consumption 171 puns 14 hhds, and ex ported 64 puns 124 hhds. The stock in the same places is 12,973 puns 1,174 hhds. RICE.—At auction 981 Bengal partly sold at 9s to 103 6d per cwt for low mid to good. ►SALTPETRE.-136 bags Bengal sold at 25s 6d for 111 per cent retraction. TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 388 6d per owl on the spot, and Town 393 6d. TEA.—Tho market is quiet. OLYMPIC THEATRE. Last night Mr. Yana re-opened the Olympic Theatre " for the summer season;" and the start was ac complished, auspiciously, with a bill of four pieces, two of which came under the attracting head of " first time." An "entirely new and original drama," entitled The Bay of Gold, led the way. The materials of its compo stitioa are slight. The well-worn idea of a respectable hero finding a treasure, and, when he makes use of it, being suspected of having stolen it, constituting the whole plot. The principal character, Mortimer, is played by Mr. W. Farren, and there are some pretty domestic scenes between him and his wife (Mrs. Walter Lic.O. There is also a by-plot of a hen-pecked innkeeper, cleverly represented by Mr. G. Cooke, and a love-sick ostler, whose very low comedy fared pleasantly in the hands of Mr. Shalders. A new farce was the second novelty, and was not less applauded. The plot is of course impossible, and the characters are of course in credible; but these trifling defects do not interfere with the successes of the class of pieces current for the gra tification of enlightened half-price audiences. The daughter of a retired stockbroker in the vicinity of Cam berwell is afflicted with the competitive love of a butcher's assistant and a baker's porter. To get rid of them she enters into a plot, through the agency of the ordinary farce-maid, to punish them. A rendeavous in her father's garden is made with both for the same time. They both appear punctually, hit against one another in the dark, in the recognised way; and as the father awakes and hurries out to assault the supposed house breakers one lover falls into a cucumber frame and the other down a well:—the tableau being intensified by the combative father being caught in a man-trap cunningly prepared by himself. At the proper moment the daughter and maid rise to explain; and one of the swains transfers his affections on the spot from the mis tress to the confidante. The curtain falls amid roars of laughter. The acting of Compton, Shalders, and G. Cooke did even justice to the farce. Mrs. Alfred Phil lips's comedietta, entitled The Bachelcr's Vow, and the farce of Friend Waggles, were also performed, and a uni versal feeling of satisfaction seemed to result from the entertainments. MARY LEBONE THEATRE. Last evening was produced, for the first time at the above theatre, the popular romantic spectacle of Peter Wilkins; or, The Flying Indians—in which Signor Mar tini, the celebrated man monkey, made his first appear ance. Peter Wilkins, the hero, was personated by Mrs. Cowie, in a very artistic manner, as was also the Non descript by Signor Martini. Some of the feats he per formed were of a very astonishing nature. The mecha nical and scenic eff-cts were most effective, and reflect very great credit upon all concerned in the manage ment, more especially Mr. E. Laws, the stage manager, under whose direction it has been produced. A grand ballet followed, arrang e d by M r . C orm ack with his usual ability and taste; and the entertainments con cluded with a romantic drama, entitled The Robber of the Alps, in which Mr. Henry Fraser appeared as the hero. The house was well attended, and the frequent applause testified the approbation of the audience. SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS The first appearance of M. Jullien, with his unri valled band, and a repertoire well stored with novelties, attracted an unusually large audience to the garde ns yesterday evening. So anxious were the public to s s I . _ ness the first fl ourish of the baton, that they begf . crowd in at an early hour. Notwithstanding th o e st e r e.. certainty of the weather everything went off ' factorily, and with every augury of a pros Not the least attractive of M. Mlle: oPpeeleirgn7deuiasrenae instrumental setonhne... Cyclops, view vocal talents of Miss Cicely Nott, a n d t n g_ performances of the famous Bottesini.. continu of Mount Etna, with the Caves of the I V° to excite the utmost admiration. four and pearl ostriches, including the deep:sit:pcaat promen ad es, es, a ostriches, two camels, several lions, c .___ early 200 minor but not less interesting s pecimen s of zoology la a magnificent pyrc• alone worth a visit ; but when we a dd to th en the at; weather set s g a place r d of recreation continues to wonder at the bliayier will, we in, ope, revi v e the tractions of beautiful and fine military band, and technic display ,soutabfbt7er. cannotdwuesk ne receive. when „,,_ ~, which we trust wilt be sb t o b r i , s , y a , d .t ni hi,; l r rfi a . rustic fetes , win" were so admirably conducted by Flexmore last seas On. _ i TsIE WAGNER CO NTROVERsy,—The latest pro , ceedings in Chancer b case have the effect of This does not ' action havin g , Mr. G e 3' with reference to this remarkable retubdeedrienfegndtahnetsinjbusnycetinoenw submitted.permanent interfere with the proceedings at law, an as we understand, been brought against • . Y b y the proprietor of her Mest's Theatre, in steps unnecessary which the damages claimed amount to 20,0001. kis to. be regretted that Mademoiselle Wagner did not render such by following the wise and just recommen dation of the Chancellor. It appears, however, that the lady has left England. HANOVER-SQUARE Rooms.—Herren Gollmick and Kloss gave a grand morning concert, with full orchestra, to a very crowded and fashionable company, at the above rooms ; and were supported by Madlle. Falconi, Signor Gar dcni, Mr. John Thomas, and Mr. Hausmann. Mr. Gollmick's Sinfonia (in C minor) was admirably executed by the or_- . chestra, conducted by himself, and was greatly applauded . In the grand Duo Concertante (Thalb erg ) the feeling and delicacy of Mr. Gollmick was well responded to by the power and spirit of Mr. Floss. Madlle. Falconi and_Signor Gar doni received much applause, which was also extended to Mr. Thomas and to Mr. Hausmann, in a solo on the vio loncello. Toe Rev. 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