The Sun. — London, England, 1852-07-10 00:00:00

. ~.., , • . , JULY lo: 1852. • , Tff E SU N, LONDON SATURDAY EvENTNG, _ _____ THE SHARE M kitKETS. resee,E; T O th e ELECTORS of thp CITY an d COUNTY 1 sence of a beastful and yet (comparatively sp e ak. an d a b ove the i mportant s erv i ce which he rendered ' question whatever of their convocation. The Govern ratX YB lStieineas done of Nontencii. log) powerless Adminittration. The majority her b y hi s exa lt e d intelligence, he devoted and sacri- merit draws up in the name of the QUEEN the laws which it . b . elieves to be eecessary to the country, and Ti _____„„,,............_ 5zi Rjurrivra ----- Gentlemen, Railways. Nomint it &vole: s upon us, as the chosen Representatives of your g o cd I is, COUSeq22tltly, on the other hind, of a ficed his stores of weelth to the cause of Grecian their puelication in the official journals alwaes ter- C - ent. France (0.V.) alll 24% - ole city. to tender to you our most grateful thanks for the distill- ~ minates by the consecrated formula :---‘ My Govern ireeeee honour you haee cont_rred upon tie, and for the proud and 'moire peculi a rly au spicious, inasmuch as it en- freedom with a rare and unstinted dieinterest e d eees . Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day. triemehaut position in which you have placed our names noun the ment, at the opportune period, shall make this me a . .-_--_-_. - courages by its m ignitude the most sangu ne enti- When the torch of national insurrection was first cipations 0 pOll. A e cesim not the victory front any personal merits ot eur own, f her m eessT e's Opposition. A rapid kindled, Cotipanatorn armed and fitted out the nu. sure nnown to the Cortes, in ord e r t o o bt a i n it s Aberdeen 100/epaid 29 to 29% 29% Demerara all pd m - but prou ily h di q as a graceful horriaee to those great I rincip es of Atnb., Not., Bost. &E. Dutch Rhenisb...B/. pd 231 A - (eve, uelleteus, and Coin iierelal Freedom upon which we solicited ap p r obation.' The principal laws at present refer to and hye woe your suffrage ,. coufkieut tr _ at th e tree and lasting bUt exiet analysis of the po,ition of the two Sides-as inerous merchant Vessels of which he was the owner, lines . of r . ailw . ay h . .These prejects are at present ' fashion in Spain, and the Government has abiy "E‘xchangeciwule Junc. - D l x o n e • r d n if 1 r ) g o e • n . .i n • 1 2 . . 0 3 :a . .11 p P d d p - 4 1: %% : intereete of this great nation ere best to be advantee be a steady onwa . d proerese in the path of every-Reform tentPn,g to the impreve- Ithewei up to the latest moment before we write-will and with the assistance of hie compatriots equipped ... meta and extension ot the Ei ee i„ F ranu „i se -by a more equititble Do doubt be satisfactory to the public, showing, as it a fleet which long held in check all the naval forces the . that the Turks could bring against them, and it ma y f o u T n t el l e t 4 h e t h m b e e a i n n g s of s e u n n c d o s u y r , ag t i h n e g s t h t e o m ck . 0 0 0 0 1 /.. p p d d . . 1 44 00 1 - 102 Do. Do. _4 y e pd ..• - adjustment of taitation. in lessening the burdens of the poor, and late 33/. 65.8 d., 26/. pd. 10% - 934 d. Grnd.Junc. of Fra. 4pd ..• - transferring them, if necessary, to th e w ealthier portions of the cona- must do clearly enough, the advantages already se be said of him, without hyperbole, that f his gold Ditto, Chest. & Birk., Louv. ala Sambre 7% .., - mnnity -by removing all unwise reserictione wlech impede the de o -- a - not open. yek , pment of our commerce, and cast obstacles in the way of social he forged the arms that broke the fetters of the _______________ 50L & 25/. Cons., all pd. 18% - 19% G Lu t. bserved that there are already col- Ditto, ditto ... 17% pd. ... - ... Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 3% - • inaproverpent-and We've all, by the exercise of a strict and rigid A letter from Berlin, of the sth, in the E • B Ca ri l s e t d • o & ni E an xet ...:l l GERMANY. economy in every branch of the pie lia expendeure-we will, from culecdiltbjttrt Roeformers. pation of Brussela says-" Two recent acts Do. l/. pd % - our Peat.: in Pariiansent, give to all these important measures our most lected the names of 288 successful candidates returned Hellenic people. Frequently during that memorable Prus overnment appear to have attracted notice. k s t. B, & B al a n o l d y o h n . : a a l l i i p p d d . 2 1 2 6 % l t , - 44% 45 44% Do. (Canal) 2s. pd % _ aneeens censideration and undeviating su von. By such means we were rescued from the extremest peril by his by various oonttituencies as their representatives war of independence the national interests m of an t e h z ; C c h or e Maria Antonia 27e pd 8 - shall :Ad to the dimity and security of the Throt.e-deepen the Do. New m e by polled mejeririee, and some without oppo- sian G ---- 2 1 3 7 x.n 8% pd 2% - loyalty of the people to the person of the SOY( reigH-give scone for -so expansion to the gceat principles of our Constitution-stability to all ,- l e , Oat of these 288 new Members can be enu- courage and uneonquerable resolution. In his oven Firs., it has directed the clergy of the Evangelical Dub. & Belf.Jct. 45/ pd. 8 - 6 d. Namur & Liege all pd 6% - 0 • Its wisest institutions - and difiuse over the whole nation the. bless- ' 1 " 1 country, which to a vast extent regulated the desti- communion to watch over the missions of the Jesuits, D D North. of France,l6/.pdi 24% - in g s of domestic happiness. Thus we would endeavour to make merated- u u Ti n d d e l k e ,& p e E r n t h n , i s. B ~ a A I l b p e r d .. Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bde, all lir 1334 - cur beloved country the ireest, happiest, and cheapest nation to live ee . e , 205 ries of Greece, CONDOURIOTTI enjoy e d an a b so lute and to take care that they do not disturb th e p u blic dean Junc. ... all pd. 8 - e nded on the estimation entertained of his 8% Orleans & Bor 11L pd ay, - in on the face of the earth. .B OR THE OPPOSITION .. • • • • d next it h • Ditto, New ... all pd. ... - ... Paris & Lyons 10/. pd 7 - , as authorised the ecclesiastical To such ot' you, Gentlemen, who have personally extended to us - re iOR THE GOVERNMENT ..• ••• . . 83 sway, fou - character and position, and he had th th rtu previous declaratiOinbays BB E Vii rr . ak• a l' .I r ,eW i d vi : L a 1 n . v &:: 84 D anC . d ) 48 1 a. S O V2ljl O teo / p . ptud. p dr: 1 4 16 % 5 / 8 --- 16 4 178 34 % East Anglian (25LL. & Paris &Orleans all pd 50 - your support we especially desire to express our grateful acknow- authorities of Silesia to display ri ' 11 gour against a etaemenis ; and t,o these who, in the exercise of their honest principles, us e opP O who may separate from the faith establish peace ; an l E a a o s ( t. i c B/. ou E o:t ee ies .a .. ..) 2 a o lL p p d d : .1 ? ) g -._ i 3 cp Paris & Rouen ...all pd 34% - have been opposed to our election, we desire respectfully to tender .. 122 pity for the display of an elevated patriotism, which 3% Paris & Stras. ...all pd 24% - MAJORITY FOR THE OPPOSITION. • State without making a • .. • our high sense of the kind, fah*, and temperate manner in which th,t 10 'A % Rouen & Havre...all pd 13 Y 8 - opposition has been throughout conducted ; and to all of us it is a sunbe- In esti ma ti ng th e o ppos iti on , we count, of course, secured him the eternal gratitude of hi s countrymen, onired bY law. These acts would seem to i nt i m tr a le t l e e- Eastern . Union, class A, Sambre &Meuse all pd 6% - Ject of unmixed pleasure,that this great contest of part of' the respective candidates, and of the constituency at lartfe, under the d transmits his name ' f that the Government is d same head, Liberate, whether Whigs or an . with honour, as a model o . . etermined to resist every late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7% - 734 7% St. Andrew's & Qeebee has been Ineught to an issue with so much kindly feeling, and w th attempt at introducing th Radicals, a n d w ith t h ose Lib e rals the i m p or t an t public and private virtue. Ever since the conclusion t „ e Roman Catholic religion Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ... (A) 4/. pd ... - principles,both on . proposed that a European Congress Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 5% -5% Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 5 - a purity and independence, honourable to the City of Norwich. 6 vs % Ws have the honour to be, Gentlemen, nts, .. of the momentous w r party known as Liberal Conservaaves. But even a , CONDOURIOTTI lived in the The Wanderer of Vie East Lancashire, all pd 19% -20 20% 20 54 West Flanders...B% pd 3% - nna states that the English Do. New Quar., all pd ... - .., West. of France 6/. pd, 2te - Your very ra n i rit a ToN PETO. setting aside the whole of the Liberal Conservatives enjoyment of private life at Hydra, nor could the E. & W. India Docks EDWARD WARNER. the =arc and Bir. June., all pd 58 -62 returned to the new Parliament (which out honour of a seat in the Council of State and in tirement. He expired full of tibial be held at London to deliberate on measures to i G n o to ve P rn ru m s e si n a t . has Agua Fria all pd' % - Royal lintel, Bth July, 1852. E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p ... - ... . ..____________ of the 288 already catalogued do not ex- Senate draw him from his domestic re- be taken in common relative to gold piece'' , which Anglo-Californian, all p % - THE GREAT INDUS ItRIAL EXHIBITION .1 Edinb. & Glas.,looL pd 66 -68 68 67 % ceed the aggregate 25), we still, have 180 in place due. Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24 -25 Asturian 15/. p ... - of 1853. General CHANGaRNIER • d Australasian 2/. pd %. - l e e in the hands of a Committee of nf 205 as the sum total of the Opp . osition 1 And sub- honour, in the midst of his numerous years and are constantly losing their v arrive at Berlin on the sth, Glas. & S.-West-100Lp ... - .., WM. DARGIN, Esq., bee 1 )-- -ed ert WI. for an INDUS fRIAL - Australian 5/ pd % - Great Northn.,loo/. pd 89% - 90% 91 90% 14 Austr. Freehold all pd ee - Twenty-live Gentlemen the sum ot ini-es of the Royal Dublin so- t ' racting t ie 1 83 Ministerial representatives from the family, to whom he never cea d se to recom on his way to Vienna. ___________ D 0.% 9. A Stk., 100/. p 52 -54 53 EXHIBITION, to be held on the pre , ,=, ea a ttoe Esq to be Chat Zn . Ave Maria all pdi ae - ciety, In 1.53, and has nominated , J--- - . ',.. .•1 - ' 180 a C-Minieterialists constituting this restricted observance of that loyal affection to their country SWITZERLAND. Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 125 - 127 128 127 ty-Cleatriman, aim air. e. r. seoney to be 11 1 Blaenarvon 1. &C. all p I ... - M a jor Fairfield to be Depu which he had set i A eneral The ordinar seti t a l e ni l:residi Gt. S.& W. Ireld., all p 44-45 45 Brit. Austr. Gold all pd tedis. - Secretary of the said commi te ttee held on Monday, the sth July, Opposition, there is still left a clear majority of 97, or, to sublime an example. - g y e, on or tee Legislative Council of Great Westn 100/ • -, •pd 99% -99 Y 100% 101% British Iron 13/. 15e. p ... - At a meeting of the Conami in other worde, only three short of a clear majority tzerlend o ene t mourning, which the Government has ordered in his Swi p d a. Berne on the sth. At the Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86 4 1852, it was resolved- Exhibition shall Lake place in the First National Council there Braz.lm. (is. sp) 24% i 1 / 2 _ That the Opening of the of a hundred out of 205-that clear majority of 97 honour, testifies the grateful recollection in which his were about 80 members pre- Do.Thirds,lll.l3.4 pd 10% - 11% p pre Do. Coca. & Cui. all p sent, or about two-thirds Lane. & York., 100 L pd Week of May, 185 3 . of the Assembly. M. Huff- 84% - 84% 85% /86% 8 5 7 4 Do. St. Joh. del R. I'l ... - Carson's Creek all pd % - composed exclusively of Whigs, or Radicals, or lade- mend th o e f services were entertaiued in the highest quarters, but The Committee invite c ommunications from Manufacturers, Ex- GERHUHLER was named President Do., Quarters ...all pd .. _ ... hibiters, and others. By order, pendent Reformers. hie memory Won t . I) gs to the Greek pa 1 ° , three ba ' llo i t ' s: ri The c a c T d . n t 0• an a ne. EIODU, Y lee- • l e Fifths 14/ d *3l • Leeds Northern, all pd 17% - 18% • P A -3% dm. to% -1i Cobra Copper _4O/. pd 44 - C. P. RONEY, Secretary. As to the respective gains and losses of the Minis- name will ever remain inscribed in unfading charac- Es ' oneu, STAMPFLI, Ton d S D W R'd U 0., . 1 . n. 11 te -- /ett 3 -2% di& 8% Colonial Gold 1/ pa % - 3 , eepper Merrien-square, Dublin, 17%_ [86% 85 y e Copiapo 14/ pil .., - July 6, 1852. terialists and anti-Ministerialists-those again may tere on one of th f • he history of moe formed until after repeated ballots ; it coneists of MM. Li v•Crsby & Sthpt. all p ... Offices, e airest pages of t- Fe o petitions was not r l i i t y , 6 .b 4 . :ro ( t n e i s iy o:; t :f r eso., _ ..., Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p % - • nd & Blackw., all pd 8% -8% 8% n e e General all pd ... - E 11, AI AJES T y 'S THEA T R E be very readily particularised. After all the boasts dern Greece. and his ItTle, an lEGFRIFD. " This Lo . committee," says the Suine, 6, i i ' . Len.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 107% - 108% 108% ae 108 Gold Mountain all pd % - Madame SONTAG. which were heard before the time of the dissolution, --.0.1 art of members hostile composed In great Lon. & N.West.,looL p 130% - 131 131% 332% Great Polgo all all pd 1% - I F I - It" 1 h if ' d fr a limited num- This great art s e wt. s .or y arrive, an appear o h reform comps- p to the policy ot conciliation, about the certainty of the Cabinet secu • 1 What has become f h ' • Do. Quarters...2s/. pd 63/ - 7 2 ' P 3 4 Lake Bathurst...all pd 14 - ber of slights, previously to her departure for America. ring a p en- o t e various ca , e which and devoted to that of struggle and resistance we will Do. Fifths 12/. pd 4 . tiful collection of new seats wrested fro th Dies, from the establishm f me or all 0 . 5 -5% p 17% ea Liberty ... _ a ll pd 1 % _ .1B art X•S GRAN!) N AtION AL HIPPO- na e grasp ent o so degree of „ not say of oppression." In the C • ' ouncil of States, Al• Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) 1/p 2% - 25 eit P 31 4 eei Lon. & Cal. Gi,l Quartz DROME. of the Opposition-we find the Opposition still we were led to expect no inconsiderable DRIATTE WaS named President, b 2, e Lon. & S.-West. len/ .ee.. p 97% _as % 99% 1)8% 993 i Crushing Com-all pd 3/ s ouchinc" the y i votes out o Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensineten-eigdens, commands in this direction a very unmist•ke bl • amelioration in a pecuniary vie" - t ' 38 ; and M. BLUMER, Vice -Pre •d . fil ent, bv 19 votes. Do. New 50/., 42% pd 1% - 1 dis. 1 - Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p 4% - Is now OPEN for the Season .. A e mato lis ? Have they Tile Suisse appears to fear a v • • • Do. New 40L 34L pd I%- Se dis. New Granada ...all pd % - The most popular place of amusement in London. rity over the Government. The fact, tk • • vehicular conveyances of the inetropo ery agtteted seselon• Lon. & Enni e kil , ail pd 13 -14 we a e it, is e n unsubstane The Bede Gazette, of tbe stb c Nouveau Monde, all Pfl y e - In addition to the novel entertainments, a stag ha, been trained, 1 saYs"-- 'M. TRIERS Man. Bux. & Mat. all p - 3% 3% Port Philip IL pdl % - which ail' be introdu el in the Royal Hunt ever v evening. sufficiently significant. Contrast' th cr log e ifferent died out, making no • f diog bee a sign, a e the baseless is still at Vevey. He is provided ; h Mr. Batty has entered into an enertgement with Mr. Burr, to in- . W.t... a passport Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 33 -3 1 34% Quartz Rock all pill % _ maanges which have thus taken place, we find- tial pageant, and leaving no trace lin ° • ced b the S wiss Char " • Do. Manch. &Lincoln trcduce the ancient sport ot Gawking. who will shortly appear. have heard or 81 g y t-ge d Afftares in Paris, and e Santiago de Cuba (0%1 12% - A splendid Brass Band will he In attendance. THE OPPOSITION GAINS fabric of a vision ? At all events, we cannot therefore be conside , red Union 4/. 2s. pd a -2% dis. ' as. ; FLit. Class, 25.; Second ditto. „, .. .. 98 and as a refugee. It is [77% 7 1 South Australian, Ipu ~ a dis - Admission-Iteserved Seats. • • - 'el rabic period, positively stated that the expulsion of M. T Midland 100 L pd 75% - 75% 76% 77 76% Tin Croft 7l. pd 11% - Is. ; Third eitto, 'd. THE bIINISTERIAL GAINS • • seen nothing of them for a consi e RIERs has Do. Bir. & Derby 1001. 39 -41 Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely. • • .. 21 rf. and kick accor- neither been demanded by the French Govern United Mexican all pd 2% - MAJORITY OF GAINS FOR THE 0 ~ the Jesleu runs of the stand wax id" 111 ‘' nt s Mid. Gt•Wt.(lre.) 47 % ... - ... PPOSITION --I i . h ways, and nor resolved on b the F der y . e al Council. West Mariposa all pd te - fl • h the hig - - The affair D 0 . 14 Shares, 17% pd ... - ... ROYAL hi3.11,10N ET FE '.I. HEATIO, In order that there may not be any doubt as to the g • Y • din 1 Extortion ouris es on 'bute continually to is only an ac t o f capric e on the part of M. Deuey, Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... - .., Grand Duchy , AD ELA.IDE-STIIEET, WEST STRAND. the pockets of the nervous p a y tri all pd ... - ... Do. Quarter Sh. JOINT-STO° Last Week of the Season. correctness of this calc l t• • ua. ion, we will enumerate first to have attained and his letter to M. TRIERS i 8 said to be a chef d'ceuvre THIS EVENING. anti every evening during the week. the gaios of the Gs - the spoiler. The evil would appear ee of rudeness." Newmarket all pd 48 -50 48% Australasia ail pd 51 - The performances will commence with a Farewell Epilogae, en- avernment, and afterwards those to scorn the puny Newport. Abergaven., Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 59 14 - titled THE MANAGER AT HOME. of the Opposition, with a pitch of rampancy that l au ghs ve seen ere this and Hereford ...12/ pdi 4% -3% di& 8 Colonial 25/. pd 14% - as much accuracy as is at all d , fo oe e h ea ld ha ITALY. To be fullowed by a ,crito from Shakspere, entitled THE SIXTH rts t retormers, else we a Newry & Eenisk. 7% p 1% -2% Com. 01 London 20/. pd 25 - Ac rOP ROMEO AND JULIET. practicable under the circumstances. The gains for - eto play. People With (by desi e) 'PH& ;,WISS COTTAGE. some pelpable reformation brought 1 The Mediterraneo of Genoa ment• Ms a very seri Norfolk lOO/. pd 41 -43 42% Lon. & County 20/. pd ... - To be tollowed by a grand Ethiopian Musical Entertainment by the Csbinet, therefore, are briefly as follows:- go on every day, grumbling, and complaining, and ous disturbance in tbe commune of Ellen,. in the Do. New 20t. S. 15/. p i 10 - 9 dis. Loude n et. Silt. 10/. pd 18 - an extraordinary Troupe of Ebony Marionettes. Bernstaple ••• ••• ••• ... 1 vauuted that they province of Savona, Piedmont. On the 27 h i ult. North. Coun. Uri. 3 % pdl 3 - 234 dia. Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 31 - To conclude with a Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCIUS paying overcharges, but those Who - - Norte British _25/. pdl 34% -35 35% 35 86 Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. d 43 - IN SPIRITS. Cambridge .. ••• ••• t h e broom that was the town was thrown into commotion by a rumour Nth. Devoe, No.l, 13Lp ... -- ... dits. Do. New 10/ P would be the first to take up ...... .pd - Doers erten at Ualt-past Seven, anA eommeraa. a! Eight o'cloek. . . 1 that tbe communal council had met fo 0 Cabdoca, are r the purposs D0.,N0. 2 5/ Pd ••• - ••• Nat. of Ireland.. 221 ••• A Morning Performance every Wednesday and Saturday. Doo rs Canterbury .... ••• .. to cleanse the Augean stable - f' • /2 p 18% - of deciding the question of cutting down a portion Do., te, A, def all pd ... - ... Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 36 - open at ilatepast Two, and commence at Three o'clock. Chatham .. ... ... .. 1 found to be sada ' spirit of evapora i en wall a sudden of the communal forests, a measure which was highly Do., te B, g uar. 5/. pdl ... _ ... Prov. of Ireland 2 - 0/ 13d 46% - Private Boxes and Stalls to be bad at the Boa-odlce Of the ... 1 he North Stafford. 17% pl 6% -5% die 11% Do. New * Theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. Calcheste r • • ••• • • tion, and leave us more than ever at the mercy ot t unpopular. On the 28th crowds of people went to ......... all pd 16% - ••• • • . • ... 1 North-Western all pd , ... - ••• Union of Austral all d 8 . exulting foe. the forest to lay hold upon all the would they could. Do. Ne • P 47 - HER MAJESTrS THEATRE. Greenwich N. & S.-W. June. 6/. pl 134 -2W e p. more than once already The authorities sent carabineers to protect the corn- Oxe,w ore s t w o l, a ll p 22% -- 22% 22% 23 W ...... 2% pd 4 - Union of Londo n 10i THIS EVE.7ING, We have uplifted our voice • p 16 - Tills EVENING, Hastings •• • • lmost give up the munal property ; the latter found it necessary to ar- Scottish Central 100 L p 73 -74 Union f o Madrid all pdl ... - Will be performed Beilinfs Opera, Horsham ... ••• .. ... 1 r ainst the • ag grievance, but n 0 . sv a . rest two persons ; whereupon a scuffle ensued, whicu : tt Scottish ' Maild., 1001. p 54 -56 55 1 PURITANL cause in despair of beholding th ' hof any e triump ' Shre w . & t Br. A, till pd 8% -8% sy, 9 Austral. Roy. Mail 2 DEIS CELLA Elvlra, Madame. De la Grange • (a' _ , iorgio, Signor Lablache ; Rie- Liverpool ... .. .. ... 2 those who have thus ended in a general riot ; the carabineers had to make D 0. B ......... all pd 6% -6% 634 * Canada - 32% pd 50 _ d Signor De Bassin( ; Arturo, Signor Gardeel. Ludlow .. .. • • adequate avenger. As for - use of their fire-arms. but their fire was returned Shrew. & Her Old 8/. to 2Y - 13/ dis CoePer Miners of Eng. 'fo conclude with an entirely oew Relict, blighted ou •• • a nd trifled with the feel- from the other side with interest. At last reinforce- Shr • e • • 4 e • , :mewled by M. Gemini, the Poem by M. St. Georges, the Music Lynaiogton ... ••• .. 1 r anticipations, ea au. and Chester land • • by M. Nadaud, entitled s • • legs of their afflicted fellow -subjects, we wish them ments arrived fro S m avow), and tranquillity was (Nor. W. Mite) all pd 18% - 19% De do. - -- eetee, , on, reernour et la Magic. kleCeletfield ... ••• ••• ••• 1 d jaunts in cabs, the restored. Several persons were severely wounded. p o o. Halves ...... all pa 9y e - 9% 9% Eastern Steam 2 ~,Ze Nellie. Caroline Rosati. Nitittes. Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux, no worse than a succession 0 - ••• apd . _ Poole ... ..• with sturdy D . Oswest - The Official Gazette of Savoy, in mentioning the si . re ...all pd 1334 - 14% Gen. Strn. Nay. 14/. d * . auegr;fil, Louise Fleury ; SIM. Di Mattla and Durand. B fares bein • ulated testy , ,ron. u P 28% - Applications tor Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be ruade at the ox- Preston .. ••• .. .. .. 1 g previously u . „ . late politcal rrests at Venice Mantua and Milan e mon ...614 pd 3- 2% cl• Gen. Screw Steam Sh • I t o attiee, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. charioteers, who thrive upon the maxim might a s s I Do. A R adds that one of the prisoners, named PEZZsTTI, has pd.---• -, C, & D fully ping Compeller-50Lp Taunton .. • • .. .. . 1 d enjo - up at per cent. ... 50 -46 dis. Irish Bee .troot Sug. 21 p •• i = - makes right," and who are in the full use an y hanged himself in prison with his drawers. South 1991 ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN'. , Devon ... all ti 19 -20 Penin. & Or. St. il ... 2 a Pd 80 _ lified to ventilate the The South-East ... P - 73% 7cee Itisoroimento of Turin of the 6th sa 't ys i can 100/. pd 12% - 73% Do. Do. ...15/. le d RAI , Extraordinary Combination ot Talent. Warwick ••• •• • • ment of tongues eminently qua win be produced Donizetti's Opera, entitled Windsor ••• ••• ... .. 1 b South N. ern 37 % cabulary in which re- ffi a-rm, upon good authority, that the Civil Marriage s , Vales ...... all pd 36% - 37% Royal Mail Stm. 60/ - -- ' - LUCREZIA BORGIA. flowers of that refreshing vo • Pcl 78% - _. Dienes Borgia, Madame Grist ; Mello Orsini, Madlle. Seguin ; Bill has not roduced an unfavourable im ression 2 7 h Yorkshire and Universal Em* • igration accosted. P P R ver Dun ...... 15/. pc %-1% p 16% % and Colonization. 21. p Don Alfonso, Signor Ronconi ; Don Apostolo Gazella, Signor Marini ; Total • • • • .. 21 moustrant victims are wont to be upon the mind of the POPE. Do. Do. 5/ d - ... -.____e___--......: Rustighello, Signor Sold' ; Gubetta, Signor Ta g liafico ; Astolf 0, Sig. -.--------........---- Polonini; Oloferno Vitellozza, Signor Laigi Mel ; Gennaro, Signor Against these, however, must now be enumerated nrir , In its sitting of the sth the Piedinontese Chamber Stirl. & Dunfet; .* P **. . all p ... - ... Mario. -N FREN(., , ll itEr ÜBLIC. of De • h C puties voted t e ivil Marriage Bill by a ma- toc . S k & MONEY and C 0313 To conclude with the third and fourth acts of the opera, the yet more remarkable gains of the Opposition- A Han 1.6/2s. 3d. ... - ••• I MARTIRL ai a recorded in the subjoined catalogue :- ea We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. jority of 100 to 29. Three members abstained. Taff Vale_ . ..... 126 L pd 159 - 161 CIT Thames Haven Dock The sale of o tt .y , Pauline, Madame Jullienne (of the Academie Royale, Paris) ; g-n -o on at, ...ye Severus, Signor Ronconi ; Felix, Signor Marini ; Nearcus, Signor Abingdon ~ •• ••• .. 1 Toe Moniteur contains three decrees from the PAR- ______ and Railway _l9/. IA 2% -2% mated at 5,000 bale s , inclodi Stigelli ; a Christian, Signor Soldi; Calisthenes, Signor Polonini ; SIDENT of th e Republic, one ordering that the elections Tint RETIRING MASTERS IN CHANCERY.-Yeaten. Vale of Neath 17L pd 13% -14 13% X Polyutus, Signor Tamberlik. Aylesbury • • • • •• ••• 2 Waterfd. & ••• Kilk. all pd 6% -6% 6% % port and on spe cn i atimt, w i t i The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. Berwick ... • • • • .. 1 cils shall take day the senior Master in Chancer F for the renewal of the Municipal Coun y arrer, with the con- - w Railway Shares were firm. curre ‘ nce of aterfd. & Lim. all pd 21% - 22% Tickets for the Boxw, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the and the 26th September his colleague, Master Brougham, who retires w The weekly return of th place between the 24th July ei est Corn 11 13/. po 10 10% 10 Nieht or season), at the llox-oflice ot the Theatre. which is open Beverley .. • • • • •• 1 multancously on the full stipend of 2 500/ per annum, vv e wa - - up to the 3d lust., gives the 6 next exclusively ; another fixing the elections for the st London ...all pd from Eleven till Five o'cleek ; and of tile principal librarians and issued a notice to the rof • ' ' * ' ession, stating that it was their ••• .. ••• sem ot the financi. I Yk., New. & Ber. 100/ 4 , 75% - 76% 76 4 . quarter, i musicsellers. Bewdley •• • • ••• ... 1 Councils General and the Councils of Arrondissement, wish to finish the busines P s of their offices as far as possible and other char Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 6ye -5% dis. 14 ges prevented The grand Opera of Faust is In rehearsal, and will shortly be pro- Blackburn • • •• • • ... 1 for the 31st July and Ist August ; and the third, order- before their retirement, under the Abolition Act, and to dnced, under the direction of the composer, lir. Louis Spohr. Do. G.N.E. urc. 9L . 2 - 8 7 P p % 2 dis. 7 % 44 to the amount credited to Bolton .. • • ... •.• ... 1 ing that the nomination of the mayore and deputy aflbrd every fa c ility for the speedy conclusion of cases and York &N. Atid.loo/.0 52% - 53% 63% 54 53 % 54 brought out the circulation a 'nil:AT-RE ROYAL, HAYMARKFT. mayors in all the communes of the Republic shall be matters r be‘ore them, and would be glad if the protession Mr. B, Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Bromptod. Cardiff ... ••• ••• • • ... 1 ' disbursing part of the specie would assist them in carrying out their intention. PREFE3tEravz swim. THIS EVENING, Carlisle ... ••• • • ••• •.0 1 effected immediately. In this way all the changes A uew Comic 'a ama, in five acts, entitled Marshal JEROME BONAPARTE, President of the DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND Loss OF LIFS-Yester- Aberdeen all pd ... - ... readily accounted ror, and as THE FOUNDLINGS. Cirencester •• ••• ••• ... 1 da morning about two o'clock aii . re, attended with a con- Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 3% - .:, Senate, errived on Thursday morning at Havre, and ..Y ' C 1 d • - 10/. 100/p 98 - 102 aceu+itie s it can hardly arise Characters by Messrs. nuckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe ; sidereble loss ot property, and • unfeetenatelv, with the l ose a e °man, Mrs. Fitzwiliiam, Mrs. Buctingliam, Mrs. Leigh Murray, and Miss Dorchester ••• ••• .. ... 1 took up his resit:4mm at the Hotel Frascati. of one life, happened in t - e premises belonging to Mr. W. Ches. & ilolyhd. all pd 19 -20 and'must be attributed to pn innin g . Gloucester .. ••• ••• I M. DE IIIoRNY, ex-A/fuister of the Interior, left Johnson, proprietor of the Sr. George Tavern, No. 83, !et. Dundee, Per., & Aberd. chequer •bills C To be toneaved by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX. • • . om pared wii PEDIF.NT. Gaildford • • -- .. ... 1 Paris this week for London. Georg,e's-street, Commercial- street, in the East. The fire Junction all pd 5% -6% changes are as follows:- Alter which KEELEY WORRIED 131 e DLTR'STONE. . e 1 M. Marnie.o (de la Drums), one of the ex-repre• originated, front sOnle cause not clearly ascertained, in the E. An .(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 3 -3 % Notes Issued "'• To conclude with THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. Halifax ... • • • • • • front room second floor, at which period Mr. Johnson was Do. 5/0 7 per ct. all p ... - ... Hertford •., •.• .. 1 sentatives expelled after the 2d December, but who „l eep . Tbe light of the fire having been perceived by some Do. 7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ..„ Rest lucrease ••• THEATRE ROYAL, kDELPIII. • • has lately obtained permission to return to France seine by they i Eastern Counties Ex., Lessee, Idr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. Kidderminster . • ••• ••• ... 1 1 persons pa mmedia ely raised an alarm and Increase ... arrived at Romans, his usual place of residence, on no time was lost in endeavouring to arouse the i ' b sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -2 p Pin THIS EVENING, nmates ut, Will be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul Leeds • • ••• •• • • • •• 1 the 6th. u nfortunately,. the fire bad obteined too strong a hold'to be Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -114 p 15% pm Public Depoeits ... Bedford, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith. Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen Maidstone • • ••• ••• • • 1 We read in the Moniteur-" The Siecle ' 1 ,in i s e asily extinguished, atid Mr. Johnson was unable to effect his Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 14 % - 14% 14e s locrease ..• Chaplin, K. Fazwilham. and Siis. Keeley. escape . Th . e escapes of the Royal Society for Protection of Eastern Union Scrip, Other D • epesits t.. After welch. a devilish new Extravaganza, called MEPHISTO- Newark .. • • •• • .. .. 1 number of yesterday, appears to be astonished that a • F d Lite from ire, an numerous engines of the London Brigade, Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 16% - 16% 16% f e e N, Increase ... PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilliam, and Miss ... 1 certain number of political ptisoners had undergone a he ' nd those of t parish were quickly on the spot, and plenty Do. 10L Deb. Sh. all p ... -.„ Seven Day and other Bi Woolear. Norwich • • •• •• the penalty of transportation to Guyana. We shall of water having been procured t•rom the East London Water: East Lancashire, 6 per Increase ... To conclude with SLASHER AND CRASHER. Reading ... •• ... .. . . 1 confine ourselves to replying that the individuals, works, the f th a firemen set to w • ork in a most praiseworthy man- ct. Quar. Stirs. all pd ... -..„ Govern Went Securities ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEA.TRE, OXFORD-STREET. Scarborough • • ... ••• .. 1 designated by the Siecle. as podtical prisoners, beton, nue but be or! e ames could be subdued that portion of East & West Yorkshire • Decrease ... Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. ... 1 to an exceptional category. The gre t ' • 1 re the premises in which the disaster commenced was burnt Junction, sths all pd ... - m THIS EVENING, Stoke-on-Trent ... ••• ... Other Securities ... a mejority o cut, and unfortunately Mr. Johnson was so seriously burnt Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% Will be performed a new and original Play, in flve acts, by the ••• ••• ... 2 have made h them t emselves remarkable in secret so. t h a t, in spite of the best medi 1 ' . Increase ... author of The Wite's eecret, entitled THE TRIAL Or' LOVE. Prin. Stafford ••• ca attendance, the poor fellow Per cent. all pd ... -.„ Notes ••• ••• cleat characters by Messrs. J. Vining. Ryder, Graham, Meadows, Tosnes ••• ... ... ... 1 cieties by the most hostile and • died shorty after being removed guilty acts, and some .„ t a ,. to the hospital. The loss Glas• Sr S.W. Con. 100/. ... - ... Cathcart, Everett, and Wheatleigh ; Miss M arshall , and Mrs. C. ... 1 of them have even committed murder. They bave of property ii i wi •it on the Hand•in-Hand Fire-office. Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 16 - 16% Dscrease .. . Kean. . Wilton ••• •• ••• ••• not, besides, been mixed up pell-mell with the con- MULTIPLICITY OF DEATHS FROlot COUP DE SOLEIL. Do. 5p ce red. sc. all p 2 -2% p 14% Bullion ... ••• After which will be produced, - Yesterday Mr. G. S. Bre th Id • Great South. & West. Increase ... THE VAMPIRE, a Phantasm, related in three dramas. The victs from the bagnee as th S . ' i , e zec e would wish to - h . n e an Inquest at the Green principal character will be sustained by Mr. Ileureicaelt. the anther Total ..• ••• .. 28 have it suppused. They have been kept a ' h part in t 0 m ar e Harrow, on Michael Carike, aged 40, a labourer in the G (Irel b ll d 8% -8% and) 8t s a P Active Circulation t. West. (Berks & H. Increase ... , of the piece. supported by Messrs. .1. Viiilng, Chester, Everett, e mpty of Mr. Goodchild, proprietor of the " Forty Acres Cathcart, Nteadows, Harley ; 5115,383 Leclerc% Robertson, Phillips, Instead of being enormously in favour o f the vessels whicn carried them out, and the Commis- Farm." On Tuesday de d h . , , cease ,w de haymaking, staggered G Ex.s p er t ) 6pd %-1% p cen . ... The amount of uotes circt Deseorouah, Mar,h .11, and Mrs. Italy. teW. fix e d 4% 100/. p ... - ... 109% . separatiop. him in the agonies of death, and he only survived four hours weeks to the 12th June, aud t es w hi c h have taken place in sinner - General at Guyana has orders to conti nue that an d fell. His followelabourer s u p on raisin g hi m u p f ound the *United Kingdom was, to • . s' , 1.11(',. Kt, TA L. A sartilTrixATicr- Ministry, the chang Do. Do. _BO/. pd ... - , e . nt time have Lancashir e and York. Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royzl Highness the elections up to the prase ' ' Toe Alsacien gives some t• 1 I ' par icu ars re alive to the r• . 111 Hewlett made apm mortern examination, and found sle ire, F. 20/. _6/. pd efidis. - % p as under :- Prince Albert. ctually to their disadvantage. If the de . a- h resulted from a coup de soled. Mr. Brent held Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. therefore, been a appr ad' o log ceremony of the inauguration of the Do. A The meet ei.eceeemi and pooeiar Theatre In London. I‘; herto occupied by Liberals, have Sue' hrg Paitvie y Th P , a second inquest at the Steward's Arms Sheperd's Market ,- -P. c. Stk. 100 L p ... - ... England... ••• ••• Tills EVENING, tweuty-one scant, ..te s u e. A . ee - RESIDENT of the Repuoe Notting-hill, upon Elizabeth Osbo ' - , i-eeis North rn 6 per - me, a nursery maid, cent N e ' 1. d ... m Scetlend.- .... ". Will be preftented the gorgeous Equestrian Spectacle of ST. been within the last day or two transferred to Der. ti c wili arrive at Strasburg on the morning of Sun- aged 14, in the family of Mrs. Kingston. Deceased D ' 0. 1 13 p ... - ... GEoltnie and the DRAGON. St. George, Mr. Altred Cooke. 0 D - D • 0. No. 2 17/. pd ... - „.. Ireland ••• ••• ••• th e rs have, on the contrary, day the 18 b, after havieg passed the night at isT„,,,y. wneeled the children to Kensal green, a di s t ance o f two The Brothers Elliot will make their appearance in the most novel byites-twenty- e ight 0 o. Do. No. 3 51. pd ... - .., ... entertainments ever witnessed. Tories by the candidates ot •fhe PRINCE will remain two days at Strasburg, • m il es . Upon returning home she complained of headache, and 1 , 0 i ,, e eow e i by tsatty's inimitable Scene of the Arena, intro- he been wrested from t . d herself out taking up his residence for that period at the hotel of 141 - f • side the b d f • • Dn. Qrs., 1848 ...91. pd ... - ... e , rom which she fell to the floor Total ••• ••• , Londo & B • clueing the most numeroas c questian company in Einope. the Opposition. i n a few hours a terwards a lifeless corpse and quite black. 5 4 rig. guar. Yesterday afternoon the F To conclude with a LaugeaNe eerce. the Prefecture, and will not leave to return to Paris F t who perform d Dr. ros , . e a post mortem examination, gave D Pete cent. _lOO/. pd ... .--- ... gards bills upon all the princii Ticeets to be had at the Box-office frem Eleven till Four daily. • Prom the calculations here given it will be manifest, until Tuesday morning. i t a s his opinion that death resulted trom a coup de soled. D n•rr.s pc. etk. 100/. ... - ... negotiated upon terms more Stage Manager, Mr. Lecierc q . we couceive, that our exultations as the electioneering The Patric says- The coroner remarked that the uumber of deaths that had _O. Con. 5p c, 1852 all m - e . tained last post--day. Paper e ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGI•AL GARDENS. , movement advanced were by no means either "Several French officers, principally Lelonging to r - esulted from the same cause within the week was trul Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p ... - ... Paris at 25 55 to 25 57i; on I y Lon. f l Mr Wakley had held two in • • • & N.-W. (Cole. itk Open tor the Season, fri e ht quests in similar N on Hamburgh at 13 10 to 10-1- 1 he set vice have •ust ob . ained the special breeches ot t , j . Tnesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. precipitate or extravagent. We have watched too es It therefore was really necessary OA medical inen e unet.) sp . c . 13% pd ..• -• ••• Monday, authurieation of the Minister ot War to enter the Roman ca' t nd d 'd Lie& S ‘IT /-1 o . o es•5L p 3% - 4 p to 1. Trieste is not quite so' • t One of Mans. JULLIEN'S Concerts d'Ete on the k should mee a eci e upon some specific against such L '' • ‘.• ° Last Week eu eenly the progress of the contest to be carried The letters from Leeds, Ma scale of splendour as at Drury-lane Theatre. army, which is now being orgeleised." dreadful casualities. Dr. Frost suggested the throwing et• on. & En. y e Sh. all p 13 - 13% sarne e , Coneert conducted by M. Jullien. other places, represent busine, erormeue.e, _ e away by merely idle predilections. We have weighed A communication by electric telegraph has just e oni a height upon the head of the sufferer, a treat- Mane Sheff., & Linen. t eminent cantatrice Me-s Cicely Nett e. ' • water r EngaT ..ment ot tea , CoMseal Daylleht View of MOUNT the facts d re eatedly, as the returns been esti:Wished between the chateau of St. ulowe asco t s ucces.sfully adopted in India. Before the coroner Qr. SIL, No. 1 all pd 10% - 11% week, owing to the I • e POI tulle. pr o an con. p Do. New 10L all d 13 - 13% We have no W Eehieitien 01 Deneei e • r:e ter and the CYCLOPs-s - plenclid d the second in ueat informati n reached him ude . q , . 0 , that Do 6L ' *- P est India ma re and the hotels of the Ministers of the Interior and of COLIC! ETNA and the CA VES of VL t. . . C rt b G - ached f h crff rent parts of the United 3/. pd 1 - I%P The quantity f'l .e-Promenatle once Y odfrey's un- .., US :OM tel 1 1 m e Webb, a cneesemonger, residieg at 109, fottenhame j , •' - osi ver expo, said interesting Melifi4er, amuaina Noveltles-Coucludin at .15... P rce have - ° -1 • court-road, while speaking to a lady, had fallen dead to the lid. Con. 6p c St. 100/. ... - ••• during the week to Th rivalled Military Band-Various.. F h'iition by Messrs. go g in g d om - and, although our feelings uthby, The Municipality of Paris has ascertained that it d from a coup de Weil. Communications have reached Do. Con. Bris. & Bin, all to th ursda Y Dust with a Granl Pyrotechnic .x ~ %fountain (the Pandemonium of the fluctuated according to the chagrin or groun e Continent, and 2 representing the Interior ot the . Vulcan and his Cyclo costs about 4f. a square yard to keep the macadamised London hem several districts announcing numerous fatal 6er c p ent....100L pd 150 - 152 ) 0( Leunceston. and Forges ot "' OMR! ' • from the same cause Do. Erewash Val. all p ... - ... Ancients), with the Caverns Fruptlon of Mount Etna anti a e inspired by' the intelligence, the streets in repair ; whilst the ordinary paving only catastrophes . The Engli the whole terminating with the . il the Nerelads receiving the gist of the en, i e ' e Do. Leic. &Swanning. sh Stock h 8 ave Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, an - --•the seas so far agreeably influenced us co sts 50c. Exp e riments have been made with dif- D EA THS FROM SUN STROKE-TWO deaths occ ur - 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... - ... and there is • Armour ca Achilles. averal hundred specimens, in. as R,eforrners, that we are filled with satisfaction as to ferent descriptions of bitumen in the carriage way of , red in the neighbourhood of Newport, Monmouthshir e , on Do. Preference ...5/. p par - .5i P an increased busir been The menagerie now consists of s-v -- striches, two camels, 1 h e the extreme heat of the sun • the one Mark d 1 3 four o t e Wednesday, .rem , was Norfolk Exten all pd 22% - 28% e 00-e to 100-1 for certain streets, but the only one which has succeeded chiding three elephants, two Etrafts' past and with confid h f . ence as to t e uture. While ss arid wi ng gra , the other a young female in th lions. &c. the en i nea es at Five. Con- the Ministry will of e • is that which has been tried in the Rue de la Barillerie. of a man mo e Do. Gr. 514 p ct. all p 5% - 6 6 present value also, for Account Doore open from Nine A.M. Feeding , - .1 Ourse, materially improve their po- Do. Wavny. Val. 2/. p 1% - 2 The Bourse was more firm, with not much business field. a• garter per Cents. have bee eat at Half-past Six. Fireworks about Ten. N. _. sition through tue n North British 100/. pd 110 - 112% 110 111% .a. ApluSslON, ONE slimed- G umber ofcandidatesketurned by the d • The Four-and El If C ()mg. -a- a per ents. opened at SENTENCE OF DEATH ON TWO RIBANDMEN.--O n Three per Cents. at ioi ato s , e t ene e--.....-• various count c th assizes Baron Greene in amo ' North Stafford all pd ... - ... y onstituencies, they will, on tbe other 102 r. 90c., and closed at 103 f. for the end of the month; Thursday at the Lou d d . , st Ira. Oxf. Won & Wel., 15/. quiet at 225 i, and India Stoc , . .. _ . .. , e , . _________ band, find th t mi t t es Kirk and Patrick lII‘C o 1 pressive address, sentence am 0 y, the Three per Cents. closed at 72F. 20e ; Orleans Rail s ills of Mai 111011 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. . e. _ _ a - - therm More t* tely than propor lona convicted of the murderous assault on M r 6 per cent.... 12% pd 2 --- 2%p 276. Exch. quer-b Tuts Der -Morning 31 nun. after 7 i Everting 2 4 t Edin mi . sx; LI marred by the amon t way Shares, 1,300 f.; Roui n, 877 f. 50c.; Havre, 3421. siee two m en d t suffer the tre e It f h - Ditto ditto ... 3/. d 2 - 21% e emi To-Moaaow-Morning 52 rain. after 8 1 Everung 2 5.•••11.......v.• s • t _ 'a- a the returns which must e ., en c . ; tereat Northern, 627 f. 50c ; Avignonee-stf. 25°•; James Eastwoo e p t. e exec 7 0 rn T pena y o t e la w . Shrews & Bir. N.G. l a ) 11 10 - 5 % 34 India Bonds 905. to 935. pr ...„......................,_ _ _________ hor ly be received fro h was ie, se d tor h . .u i . n. he prisoners h d % - 11% Foreign Securities have bee In t a sister island. There is Basle, 2901.• Paris and Strasburgeeterr. 75e ; Paris tied No day with perfect indifference. A third person e co ar t e - . Shrews . . & Ches. (N.W. LT 10 a vengeance prepared f ' 75 • G t- West f F . r 721 500 • the sentence 6781. c . ., rea eta o ranee, .1 • • 1 . Stock has been quoted 26e to 1 THE WEATHER-Sure OFFICF, Ju °r the Derby Admiois- Lyons, t e s ame outrage, a man named Betton has i Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -1Q THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. tration in that quarter ag • the New Austeien Loan, 944. cerned in e , as o . 0 , . e 4z and E ainst which all the energies BUSINESS DONE IN FORI 7 .IGN RAILWAYS AT THE be en f oun d guilt)", and seateneed . to transportation f or life. 0 .... uth Devon ellpd 1014 - 16% Equador are up to ai. Fe 80 -highest since ne.on e esterday. of the Government must, we f LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 9. Mr. Eastwood, who was present in court, in feeling terms uo. Now 1% pd %di& - p risen to 102. Portuguese eel assured, in the end Lo. &hip to spare the lives of the two men a St• -Est. 4% c 10/ d oted 39, and Spanish Defei 62 -lowest this morning and during the night- become paralyzed. Even utch Rhenieh, 514-Eaet Indian, 26%-Great Indian besought his • , , ~ . f • ' nd Sth y P * * l3 - - ••• qu 7 6-this day, at noon. nearer home. in - the hot - P D ; '''' e en.nsula; tine -Luxembourg, ! IN- : Namur and Liege, 6 se- mitigate tee p . 1-. unishment to transpartation or life. B aron c , . ork. 4p c gd. all 20 -21 20% Stock is at 941. Dutch Tv beds of protection, in the a 1 1 ld transmit the recommend le - °toek & H - 'ent Bonds Greene said he wou a ion to the • art. gd. ap c Illaama terse, 50.17 gr en turd ,ii,d. ; t. ---r.e.st Northern of France, 2474 4 -Ditto, -01. 3 per ta . t. until July 1,1856, all p ... - ... have been '631, and Austrian E Wren S.S.E.-pleas • Ministerial candidates w ill fi logue and Amiens shares), 1334 -Orleans' and executive GOvernMen ant breeze and line sunehiny weather. the nd that the (tbrmerly Bou . Wat In Railway Shares there i erford& Kilkenny, 5 Paris and Lyons, 17 1 / 4 -Paris and Rouen M'r LAW -By the AMP A ' of the constituencies will, h Bordeaux, /6 , 5 - . 4 - n d es .. 1 Tu E NEW PATE. : - • , .ns.ment _6 per cent. _______________________________--...........-- fav our ere and bonrg, 2' ;t5 - ouen an avre, 1,35 4 , de its way through Lords and Commo ro k 3L pd y a -li dis. ment. Midland have run up 2 1.)&1LY. Wklivritz h T e least expected, be strongl 35-Paris and etras e, _,,, Bill, which lately mila . . . US, r , New. & Ber. all p 102 - 104 ABLE. wber t t Flanders, 3%. C sledonian, Aberdeen, Great I State of the Wind and W th there, y contested by Sambre and Meuse, Gee- yes is made sufficient for the whole of the three United De D one patent ea er at ease, af th e Bowing e: ies of the Opposition. A I nit.. On payment of a fee f y ' ° 5 /. 1 3 1 ) 4 % -VA places at Nine o'clock y a -e•- - to the canuefelt. t North Ami.•••••••••••••••••••••••=1111. Kingdoms aria the co o .. o 5/. on ork &N. Midland H. South-Eastern, and some abet estereay mornbee.-The stations . mple th -- for grant of letters patent, provisional pro and S. Purch. 10L pd %- 1 p 10% Shares are qu'est, and not dean ere arranged in order of tatitade. e k s hi r e for exa , e pet constitue leaving petition b t d d • le h se , ' War vs le I !icy SPAIN. ontbs to e gnat e , uring w ie tee in. Pr. reamers-Wind S. E. calin-cloudl d one of onopolists, an the reputed 4th have been received. tection tor six ni . might be published and used witho t LINES ZEA.BED AT TECIID zErirmass. Gold Mines are steady, at rentramotrra--Wind S.E., gentle breez o f the ill Madrid journals of the .. vention to be patented t to b a e granted for sam e . - farther advanced. finecierroe-Wind N.E., calm-cloudless tendless• sfrongi°,ol‘l3 , of the DEBBY Government, t wo The y d Q arrived in that city on the I.ING an UEEN prejudice to any letters pateri rotection to lapse, unless notice to 1 Leasing Nominal Prices. Business Lisernsos-Wind E., gentle breeze-cloudl ess jiateS are cowing forward in the pl - ace previous evening. An 1 •mmenee crowd filled th e Within six months this.p h• h ' • d 61. paid, after wic the following fees.- Railways. ( Companies. to-day. The Snares of the National So.; CRAMPTON-. W ina 6 Liberal cand , ' JcsTT with cries of en- proceed . given, an ,_,__ t, ei. . ee f i ling joecification, ~ . ....._____, ----- pany have b. en allotted to-day W., strong breeee-ci • o d ese . f Mr. BOLTON KING to endeavour by a streets, and greeted her MA .. On Beeline of letters I lir.. '-' , r u‘. I 1, . ceived. Considerable transac FOLRESTONIS-.W ind N. E., light aira-cloudlessn I - we presume o thusiaer n . Th e G aze tte contains the Programme of a e •• o t third year, °la ;at or before expi ry n uef. & Bi tc h., a ll p Lon.&N.W ... - ••• e M.• CHARLES NEWDEGATE at or before expire Theme-I:mix-Wine S. E.. gentle breeze- cloudl • o ()Use te Other fees :- On objection to letter s u i r 4 . Oet., gua. all Gt. Westn. 3 l -82 them at i i premium. Very a &moon - W ind E., gentle breeze-cioudless. we. gallant venture t magnificent bull-fight, which WaS to come off the of seventh year, SO/. 29% - 30% e two last redoubtable s • entry assignment or licence 5s • Do. with t all p Do. SPOONIIB, th Seer-mos- Calin-311:t ry. and Mr. RICHARD next day for the benefit of the poor, and at which the patent, 2/. ;on search, 1 . .., . . _ . . , ~ B . ... ou , , b s • tiling application tor elisclaimer, 51. ; ir• wolv. & Dueler viously taken up by the direct( colcueen ,„_. w In d S.E., calm-patt•ally cloudy. w 0 Liberal candidates are Princess of th A t be present, "to wit. certificate of same, • • 30% - 31% representatives. Those t e sTURIAS was o laimer, 2/. Stamp duties to be paid ;- guar ....... all pee Do. ce e enituate- Calm -cloudless. s SEIPSVOETII and the nese," site a the Gazette, " for the first time the na- eave a t against disc _ for letters patent, 5/. ;on certifi. Do. without, all l e Do. - 30% The returns from the following places indicate the state f reported to be Sir TuoMA On warrant of law officer . W 19 -19 19% executing orders for fuel at the N-the latter, tional spectacle," Nothing else, the Herald° states, e t of fee at e xpiry of third year, 104; at ex- tekinehash. all p Lon.&N. % % o Rea F - CRAVE ,e of payment 51 -53 and that contracts for 200,000 the weld and weather on Thursday morning at nine ' ItaDERICS K.EPPEL was talked of in Madrid , aud the demand of tickets 20/ Alt specifications to be printed lecisdale Jc., all p i Caledonian 1847 one of the piry o f seventh year, • .. . e cifications to be kept to tbe pub.. E• Lin., gua. 6 pert accepted by them on behalf of i o ' c lock :- brother to the Earl of CRAVEN, and i n was fuur times greater than the number of places. and sold and indices of sp 148 - 152 150% 151 commercial Staaal navigation cc 'on of St. A 1 tt t• , to be opened, and compensation in ce "' all pdGt.Northn. Lruizruc r.....Wind W. calm-foggy. unsuccessful candidates for the representati e er rout Madrid of the 3(1 in the Constitu- i la. New cffice of patents t ke effect on 1s 0 --mice t. & Deanl t ctober, ' . 'Vinci S W.. gentle breeze-cloudless. Iven to old officers. Law to a QUAii 0A RLow- , • __ _ Atbens. W - th • • • nied by hope tionnel says-" M. Brtevo Mumma) has wearied out g Forest ...... all pil Gt. Westrn. 32 IA - 33% 1 activity like this, accompa PLEULLITMAft-Wind e•E . calm-partially cloudy. 1852 -B ' uilder. Hartlepl D& t Yk.New. Consols for Opening . and determined h secured all his enemies by turning the attention of the oN or TEA -In the • month Rail - • kr* i 1 ... - ... -----. lop, t e advantsges already , I NSUMPTI w....a1l pd &Berw. '""---e------- -..---------_ rd d masses towa s materiel interests. He governs as SCREASED CO .. - . over the DERBY Governme t inevitably ten e , 18a0, there . were 4 . ,568,9 . 991 b. of tea Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 113 •-e 114 PRICES OF Eitonsa FUNDS '4, - •-•„.. 4 .r.:7,_ . - ? 7 , , 1.,,-,A , ,\ . n must h e pleases, mid nothi ended the sth of Jun og opposes his omnipotence. eit h I k he wn; in te i e period of lasl Do le I all p Do. "t`• ~e-i . ee i ....teeee 1 .4 *) 1 yet more remarkably t hof ' ered or h f come consun p , ended t . _ , , , • a ves., 26 -27 3 e- Cent, Redneed Anna. a lla . 4., 5 .-,,, , ,,4 . , : ,:,,,i, r. , • ~,,,'.;..., .i. , ..te(' ts , q.i 0 enhance the strentef His colleagues are insignificant men ; and he changes ' • th's 9 B,s43;b • and in the moan ne ein ult., Do. Quarts., all p Do eeer• 6, , r ••• 7-.;„ , , 7 , - /r. 7 7,W.,. 's - 'it , (K-'.1:4•1 what is even n ' ow, ce rtain, under ordinary cir- them frequently without shaking his almost absolute e i eee deeete t Leeds & Brdf., all n Midland ... 108 - 110 109% 8:n er Pent. enneols Anunitiea . -4 ;(4 G-7-'''iP,,A i - e .. ( Te..." 7 . ri:o,Fir ''' . 4\ , _k_ \ 1 ; e s et - i:':• , : t ee *- ee e'-' f - , e l h'- -- \ '-' , ,P3.!rsi>' - .e . e• , c:_ . : ' - :' : :: 1 -'' "" ' , ell e•e!.", - •• - e. 7 e - -, --.' e e , -" i. ' ~4 ... - -`----;, . ... , I'' e...- ~.....,_ ~,.., ~, - 4 ~, i. i • ~ 4) „ f oe . ~.1. , IP. 0 111_.0.y ,:".44tC.,- position. x , -.lr •, ' 1 1;. ''''''f , .l) , - , ,`-'14.t.....' - 'fts - ~......e... cumstancee, of proving a • singularly formidable Op- power in any respect--a power which the QUEEN m MOTHER has supported with all her influence since AYS JUN CTION.-Yesterda ETROPO'ITAN RAILW . v Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern.. 13 - 13% e Do Pref all pd Do. a m eet . • ''' ter was held before Master in Chancery L w . •••• ing in this mat . _ o estoft., , eua. 4 25% - 26% 13% %3 4, New 3 1 ,4 per Cent. Anna ... . .... Long Annie to expire Jan.lB6o .... Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5, 1860..... eeeee---e__. -.2 , e a.,' • • .. 0 .- •- e , .• e ___ e „ e • ._-, es ~,,, -,.., -------.lts-, NARVAI Z T the retirement of . he Illustrious Mar- Brougham, to settle the admissi. i y b 11 r otherwise f • "i e 0 seve:al , .., 4 13er cent...all pd Norfolk he inst w hich, at t ance of the D t all D o. 6p.c ~ p 0. 00eeei 0 ............ee.........--eeee...eee , ..e-eeeee-e_ _ _________ Although a quarter of a centur ea! w ho wa3 disagreeable as Minister to the claim s upon the company, rs Lake, the solicitors to the y has elapsed since ' ' he two Queens, has not, since the death of Master, were referred to Mess . • , Middleshr' & Red- Ditto under 1.000/........• .. ... , e . <„ the interesting and romanti t C 11 11.11? court • e rs of t I hero be' h ff. ing a sum of car, 6p. c., all p Stktn &Dar ... - e. Bank Stock for Account :' ' '' ''' ille, which termi- I -ft the little town of Lees, in Cordova, in Official rnanarrer, for Adjudication. J ames , t e o icial manager, N. & E., 6p. c., all E. Counties 63 -65 oneels for Account . „ firo );, i 11l fir * ‘ lz /- - . le intb nated in the final emancipation of Greece from Otto- • hie mother, c h h was born ; and at the same time EsPARTERO . 1,841/. in tli e hands of lt Ir. d nth r souices it is concei - d . e e' te ,1i A , , Aom __, • • man tyranny, a struggle hallowed, not 1 wine e , received from the bankers ae- -- e v, Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. Exchequer Bills. I%d. to . pay . off' the co nano" east of 11 I , a nt •-.Y the chief of the Progressist paray, is living in retire- that le - • lilS Sum will be s ufficient repat'y s Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. e . I,OOOL .. the devotion to the death fth omise beteg come to with p - restn. & Wyre, I LAN.W . I_ 500/. L°6D(-)11. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1852. o e greatest of modern Logrone, his native town. Tbe events of liabilities, in ment at the event of a " nil° f bout 4 000/., for mon bards, the names of those patri t• • which saved France, also rendered Mr. Ashpitel in respect of a dela' ° a • ' e• e y s all paid 1 & La. &Yr ••• •-• ... Small, -----ea„. oic warriors who took the 2d December, alle him as a director to creditors Do.Hlves, A, all p Do. ..... , a prominent art in th tbl d • to Spain. The present Ministry ged to have been paid bY . •.. -... es p Hitherto the result of the Genera! Electi on bag bee- . P a 00 y and protracted con. an immense service Read., Guildf., and tinder actious brought. PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. d b ill d h d othene y em, BID aye e • have test snll live in the remembrance of flt th Ives strut. A poor man was .killed a Reigate ... all pd S. Eastern.. 26% -- 26 ee Austrian 5 per Cent. Scrip more satisfactory to the Liberal cause than could many. 0 1 e em e The frightful attack of FALLING BALCONIES. -- 26% . f a bAcony attached to a new. Roy. & Hit., 6% p i GteNorthn. 150 ..... 1 62 3- Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. , lei . 11..m.n at all an, .. pated, even by the most sane • tids band Gr e e ce . • ewe , has Just lost one of the itchiest. t hem. rived profit from • k • • t few des. s • • e falling 0 tb t d N II ewlse con ri u e to give ago be th 1 e ae , Pimlico. NVe have before now Do. Shep. Ex., all Do; ...... 160 Danish Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent. LAZARRE CONDOURIOTT I died On th 1 - h f MERINo on the QUEE built IS , ouse in Denbigh.p a . ous condition in which balco- She 11. th. & Goole, •-• 152 M em b e rs of the Opposition. Already 288 returns e i t 0 last f erne to the Mini:are ; for • her MAJESTY, after being efrawn attention to the danger Equador Bonds i month, in Hydra, his native island, at tbe advan d ' Ile that stone b nem for 1 sp. c., 18 . 1 1.6telem. & Yks Bandeau, 5 oar rene , 1816 have been fermelly made from the cities and boroughs ce the victim of such en unlooked-for crime, which has Lies are often left. It is desire - e , . b 9 Staff Ish 9% 11 le• "11 "' - ••• vres, however sumcient t e te ,- •• pe r I•tetea Ditto 3 per Cent ae of eighty. He wasbndisputabl fthl f ' it a t which cannot be effaced, balconies ehould have cantile , Wear Val. 6p c. c l - % dis. , ..... .. of England, and Weles, and Scotland. The minority g y, one 0 e e t impressions on tier tear tailing- i fir fear of flaws 1 . 11 the atone. Many of ,aldStckt&Dar et Portuguese 5 per Conte. in which the Ministerial candidates are therein hiztns of his coun greatest et. . try, to whose interests b does not dare to take a single step without the appro. n may be, . are little better than nailed Do. do. ... all pd D o . . ••• Ditto, 4 per Cent. tli iron bale e net s that ar e put up 32 y - 32% 32% h Cortea there 4 Do. do. ... all pd Do. ...... 4 placed is really painful tc) witness in the pre.. none ever displayed a higher or purer devotion. Over Mimi of her Zdiniaters. tle tO tee 120 to a brick wall 1- Beilder. I ••• •••••• ••• Wilta &Sow. all p cite Wektr ... ll," 196% vw 107% 107 Russian Bonds . ............ . Ditto, 4ti per Cent . " - ...........- 2434 -251 14 -16 4 3 / 4 - 5 3 %8- 4% ii- % % - % 8 - 9 2 1 ,E - 31,‘ 6`A - 7 243 4 - 25 13% - 14 3134 - 35% 24 1 4 -24 1 4 13y 8 13y 6 743 ... -... P/ 2 - 214 ii % 1 29 Increase Public Depoiits Increase ... Other Deposits ••• Increase ... ••• Seven Day and other Bills 106% .•107; £O:itEIGN. Railways. Nomini I Prices. 2 —23 i Gy 4 p .. . . IIA - 1 % p 51 , 4 5% p 7 - P 50 -5?/ 5 — , l 2 dis. 3% 33/, 2y— 2% p IVIXNES. %- Y-1 P %- % P 1 4. 1 p % % dis. ag diN. ••• - p - 44 -46 I) %- Y 8 p ••• ... % _ % dis. Y 8 % dis. PA -- I %P ' ii _Y 4 disH -2% p % 3 / 8 dis; 4% 5 l At % dis. 3 / 4 p p 3 / 8 - dis 12% 12% Adis—par 11% 12 2:)'8 2 5 / 8 3a dis Duchy of Baden, .STOOK BAN. 54% 59' —GI 14% 15% 25 — 26% 18 -18 3 4 31 -32 ' 43 -44 IA 18% - 20 36 - 37% 46% - 47% 16% - 17% 47 -48 4 - 5 16 -17 CELLJLNEOU 2 - 50 -51 2 •23/a 80 80% 35 % 36% a% 79% X PI, .ONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The sale of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 5,000 bales, including 1,500 American for ex port and on spi ciliation, without alteration in prices.— Railway Shares were firm. The weekly return of the Bank of England, made up to the 3d inst., gives the first evidence of the conclu sion of the financial quarter, and the payment of salaries and other charges prevented any further large addition to the amount credited to the Government, while it brought out the circulation of notes, and had an r ffect in disbursing part of the specie that continued to flow in. In this way all the changes that have occurred are readily accounted for, and as to the i:.crease in the other secuA ides it can hardly arico f,,, e1 extended discounts, and 'must b,, attributed to purchases of Stock or Ex chequer•bills. Compared with the previous weeks, the changes are as follows: Notes Issued . Increase ... 35 775 485 ▪ 188,310 ••• 3,102 133 • 24,189 ... 7,647,476 ▪ 50,497 ... 12.968 501 ••• 134 473 ▪ 1,332,527 ••• 64,429 13,873,545 ••• 981 ... 11,773 967 Notes 1,018,572 ... ... 13,514,310 D.Ecrease Bullion ... 710 310 22,197,300 Increase ... ... 154 617 Active Circulation Increase 22,241.175' 898.620 The amount of notes circulated by all the Banks of the United Kingdom was, taking the average of four weeks to the 12 th June, and comparing it with last year, as under:— ••• Increase. ...X27.835,248 £2,437,131 ... 3 580,302 106 121 4 528,988 260,070 Total ... ... 35,944,538 2,803,322 Yesterday afternoon the Foreign Vxchatiges, as re gards bills upon all the principal continental cities, were negotiated upon terms more favourable than those ob tained last post-day. Paper dated 90 days was taken on Paris at 25 55 to 25571; on Amsterdam at 12 11 to - on Ilamburgh at 13 10 t o 101 ; an d on F rankfort at 121-S Th to Trieste is n o t qu i te so good. e places, lettersrfrom present Leeds, Lo s e h u e : t ebre,ingßirmingham,ngl and ected this other week, owing to the elecions. We have no West Lithe mail t The quantity of silver ye e . Exported ,rom London direct during the week to Thursday all to th e Continent and last Was 177,450 ounces, 2,0004 in gold coin went to irluneeston. The English Stocks have been all buoyant again , and there is an increased business doing. Consols have been marked 100 i to looi for Transfer, and 1001 I, the present value also, for Account. The New Three-and a• Quarter per Cents. have been at 1941 to 1, and the Three per Cents. at lots to I Bank Stock has been quiet at 2254, and India Stock has risen to 274 and 276. Exch, quer-bills of March are 765. to 793., and India Bonds 905. to 931. premium. Foreign Securities have been looking up. M ex i can Stock has been quoted 261 to ft, and is now 261 to 24. Equad r are up to 41 and Brazilian Old B onds have risen to 102. Portuguese Four per Cents. have been quoted 39, and Spanish Deferred 221 to Sardinian Stock is at 941. Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents. have been 631, and Austrian Scrip is worth 4i• per cent. In Railway Shares there is a very decided move ment. Midland have run up 21., North- Western ii, and Caledonian, Aberdeen, Great Northern, South-Western South-Eatrern, and some others in proportion. Foreign Shares are quiet, and not dearer. Gold Mines are steady, and Nouveau Monde have further advanced. :be 'hares of the NationalPttent Steam Fuel FielCom pany have th en allotted to-day, and have been well re ceived. Considerable transactions have been done in them at i i premium. V , -ry few shares have been allo cated to the public, as the greater portion had been pre viously taken up by the directors and their friends. We find by an advertisement that the company are now executing orders for fuel at their works in Flintshire, and that contracts for 200,000 tens have already been accepted by them on behalt of two or three of our large commercial steam navigation companies. QUARTER TO THREE. Consols for Opening ... ... looi i x.d ONE cLk)siltiG PRICES OF BRITIB/1 FUNDS O'CLICIE, PRICES B mit Stock 3 91- rent Redneßd Anna. a:D v esnt. Consols Annuities lOO% 3 / 8 3,4 100 3} New Pi per Cent. Anna ... . ..... Long Anne. to expire Jan.lB6o Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5,1860 634 6 : India stock Il4iia Bond'A, 1,0001. ....... Ditto under L00M...—. . Bank Stock for Account 226% 90 p 100% 0n,,,,1s for Account Exchequer Bills. I%d. March. June. 1,0001. .. 5001. ... 76 p p Small, -• ONE PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOrtz„ Austrian 5 per Cent. Scrip BrAzilian fiends, 5 per Cent. ..... 102 8 Danish 80nd5,1825, 3 per Cent. 83 Equador Bonds Bl.ocitAn. 5 ner e'en'. , 1816 47 / 8 3 /0 8 Ditto, 3 per Cent ..... Ditto, 4 per Cent,. . Russian Bonds . ................. per Cent CLOSIN G PRICES. 43/8 10p 2 4 7 / 8 26% 100% 39 103% ez d Bu.tines9 done today. 5% % Vs 3/4 7 25 133/4 17% % 6% 'yg 34 3 4 12 1 / 3 3 / 8 yi - a 41 4, Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. .- 5:.., ~ .tl '; per c::::nt. tt3411 6 !litto. Passiwt ...- Ditto. 3 per C en t a ti : , w ~w Deferred .. .... 22%14 22q el , Spanish Com. Cert. C oup. not funded 3 per cal• . Dividends on the above payable in London. 83 Austrian, 5 per Cent .. ..••• --- Dutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent. 12 Guild.... 63% ex d 63 3 4 '' 9”i Ditto 4 per Cert. CArtifir.nt,AA --. 97 LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS LONDON, JULY 10.—Wind at noon N.W., lig— breezo. and fine clear sultry weather. BRISTOL, JULY 9.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. AlPb* CARDIFF, JULY 9.—Wind N.W.—Sld. Alexandq' amingo; .Oevonia, Ca li fornia ; J esse(' Batafie l " Newfoundland. PENRITH ROADS.—Arrcl. Solway, Quebec, for LA i l QUEENSTOWN. JULY 8 — Wi n d S.—A rr d . Su s : 4 Ri , Grande; Vesta, and R e gina, St. J o h n ' s , N e "' fou"dland. DEAL, JULY 9.—Wind E., fine,, A rd. Ac;mon, Quebec. Sld. Appoline, Port Philip; NePs"., ditto ; Agneta, ditto; Josephine, Bombay; 11igbbil r i' Bernice. POOLE, JULY 9.—Wind variable.—Arrd. John, Ne ll ' foundiand. PENZANCE.—Std. Ide, Cape of Good Hope. and, LIVERPJOL, JULY 9.—Wind S.E. to Winchester, New Orleans. Sld. James Carson. -",; Philip; Emily, Shanhai; Lizzie Harwood. Philadelpli'l Andrew Foster, New York; Scotia, H a l i fax; F° r Royal, Quebec; Julius Cm3ar, Quebec; Kingsto n ' Quebec. Off port, James Hench, Anti g ua ; Nso k ° 3l ; Francis P. Sage. Denmark and New York. The Zt-PY, of this port i s re p orte d to h are b een l ost prev i o uL „ r % the 6th of May, com i ng ou t o f N ew C u ll a b ar. The Pnro perary. of this port, i s r e po r t e d t o h ave got aground Befall Bar.j MARKET NE WS.--(THIS DAY') COVENT GARDEN. fa . in 01 To-day's market was very heavily su ppli e d w ith Fru' yegetables, which a large business was transacted. FRUIT. —Pine Al pies, English, Fs to lOs Od; ditto, Col onist is 6d to 4s Od eac h ; H ot .h ouse G rapes, 4s Od to 89(' 184 lb; Peaches, 103 Od to 20s Od; Nectarines, lOs Od to s a per dozen; Strawberries, 3d to 10,1 per pottle; Claerrieot to is Od per lb ; Gooseberries, 2s 6d to 33 - 6d ; Cum. sd 3s 6d to 4s 9d per half sieve; Apples, Os Od to Os Od,r t r o bushels Lemons, 10d t o 2 s Od per d ozen; Oranges, 31 6 ° 10s od per 100. VEGETABLES.—Rhubarb, 2 d to 6d ; Horse -radish, 13 0 7, e 't Asparagus, is to 3s 6d per bundle; Mushrooms, 8d to lsr f , pottle; Parsley, 2s to 2s 6d per doz. bunch. ; French 13 , 8 7 e; 6d per bundle ; Broad B eans , i s 6d to Is 9d per half 81%; Cabbages, 7d to Is ; R e d B eet, is to Is 6d per d°l-0, Turruns, 44t0 6d ; Carrots, 6d to 8d per b unch ; New P&p. toes, 4s 6d to Ss per cw t ; O n i ons, 2d to 4d per bunc h; liftiwers, Is 6d to 3s per do zen ; R a di s h es, 6d to 8d pe r d°° hands. NEWGATE AND LEADENNALL., 01 Gos'ings, 5s Od to 6s 6d ; F ow l s, i s 9d to 2s 9d; IP 33 Od to 4s Od ; Chi c k ens, I s 9 d to 25 6d; Ducks, Is 6d; 2s 9d ; Rabbits, is Od to is 6d; Leverets, 2s 6d to ,jb; rigeons, :5d to 8d each; Fresh Butter, 8d to Is Od Pe 6 ( j; English Eggs. 6s Oct to 7s 6d ; French ditto, 5s Od to 63 Irish ditto, 4s 9d to 5s 3d per 120 NEWPILT. Beef', from 2s 6d t o 3s O ; Mutton, 2s 10d to 38 10J J ,„vv Lamb, 4s 2J to 5 3 Od ; V ea l , 3 s Od to 3s 10d; and Por g y to 3s 6d per Bibs. WRITECIZAPEL. g 1 0/ Beef, from 2s 4d t o 3 s 4d; Mutton, 2s 8d to 3,1014 Lamb, 4s Od to 5s Od ; V ea l , 2s 8d to 3s 8d; and 2s 6d to 3s 6d per bilbs. BILLXNGSGATE. 4 , 4 0; Salmon, 8d to is ld per lb; Turoots, 3s Od to Iv" o bi Brills, 2s Od to Gs Od; and Cod Fish, is Od to 5s Ode 8 it Soles, 4d to 24 Od per pair; Eels, 6d to 10d per lb; 6 d to sters, 6d to 2s Od ; Crabs, 6d to 2s Od ; Crawfish, 1 „,,$ p et 2s Od ; and Mackarel, 2d to 4d each . ; Bloaters, is woo, dozen; Dorys, Is Od to 5s Od each; Skate, 4d to 6d; Pi lloo is 6d to 2s Od p er lb ; Sh r i mps, is 6d to 2s Od per g$ Smelts, 9d to is per dozen. RE. The prices of Wheaten B Bread A i n n the metropolis are bo 64d to 7d; of Household ditto, 5d to 6d per 41b leeL HIDE Market Hides, 561 b to 641 b, lid to d; ditto, lid to 2d; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, 2d to 2id ; ditto, B °4 ll SBll , 21 f d to 21d ; ditto, 881 b to 961 b," id to 3d; ditto, 9 'o ll 1041 b, 3d to 34d; ditto, 1041 b to 1121 b, Od to Oci- Skins, light, Is Od to 2s Od; ditto, full, Od to 0 ,, 1 pds Horn Hides, 5s Od to Os Od ; Polled Sheep, Os Od to Os Kents,Os Od to Os Od ; Halt-breeds, Os Od to Os Od; 134) ° ,1 10 641 b toibl 33 Od to Os Od; Shearlings is to Is 2d; Lamb Skins, Iti." 2s tOd each. ' HAS WEATLICETS. 10 01 Slurrurtunn.—Meadow Hay, 3/ Os Od to 41 Os Od; 6sosi, ditto, 31 83 to 4/ 17s Od; and Straw, 1 / 5 s to 1/ his pet A full average supply, and a dull trade. A Cid CumEznwrn.— Meadow Hay, 3/ 33 to 4/ 2s 0 -;., iv ditto 231 Ws to 4/ 16s ; and straw , 11 6s to 1/ 123 P" Supply goad , and trade dull. ditAleAdow Flay, 31 3 3 t o 4/ Os Od; 6100°141' Trade dull. tO MT 3/ E B c rt P o K 51 —O3; and St raw, 11 5s to 11 115 pet oIdDAIIIE CELESTE. „re Madame Cele N t e , a f ter a very brilliant and A l— bef professional tour in America, has returned to resti llze og position as directress of the Adelphi Theatre. f New York Herald gives the following account ° farewell benefit:— "BROADWAY THEATRE.—MADAME CEEEsTg- s ok- WELL • F THE AM ERICAN S TAGE AND F.5°,06001 ZIpp:LCII.—A very ta,h tuaa bl e and numerous n o O ti assembled l a st evening, at th e Broadway Theft witness Celeste's farewell of the American stsg e '4 4 seldom have we seen a house more enthusiastic or P; o 0 , delighted with the excellent entertainments, which too/ .isied of the second act of the Green Bushes, t be ith d be r, of La B aya d ere, an d the grand spectacle (I.sis' French S py . I n all of those characters Celeste :Po tained th e ni g h reputat i on which she has earnedtll4 daNseuse and a me l o dra mat i c actress. Indeew , Sterned to exert her best energies to please her °of runs audience, and to deserve the plaudits which n ise i bestowed upon her. At the con c l us i on of the 10 4 sto Celeste wile loudly called for, anc L l ti o d n ies be a in n g led fo rlf oo o by Mr. Barfly, was saluted with bouquets. S h i e et oo addressed the audience, saying -The hand that time holds out to grasp, parting, those that have helped us to climb the its g path Or tame, m d fo g r en t t h i ttlei o; ed is but a name— ga i r ) a d ti r t e u g d g o a us word olordve sig h n e ify h i e n a g rt l il3 lol No one feels this more strongly than the afn e 'etr poor player who has lived in the sunny times 01 ;0,1 of your favour, who have nurtured her budding slrewn her way with snow drops —emblem of Y°1;00,- hopes—and gi ven the means to pass through kfor mainder of her earthly pilgrimage in calm an d cool o d With these feelings deeply impressed with the Old of the happy past, I come to speak to you 0:05 word—farewell l —to you, my earliest and most el l ," h t k tiel patrons—to you the kind friends of my ych:ralt •he child of man •. fortunes, and none: oo until you lifted the veil of the future, rich with lit i golden opinions. No distance of place or tim e 0 separate affections from those we love and bonott, 6 o, you; that is a link that death only can sunder.--4. yes applause.) Ladies and gentlemen, adieu! I blel e stii most fervently, an d shall ever pray, with all m 90,0 that fleav en may shed happiness on you and yourtsi/ giving iucreasing prosperity to t hi s m i g h ty co ne (Cheers and a p p l ause, am id w hi c h M a d ame Celeer' ,„ tired, hawing gra , efulty.) THE MILITIA: ri. i Last nighes Gazette c ,, ntains an O r d er in wOl3/3. 0il 30th June. 185 0 , to which is a pp ended the Bobi aitl 0 .. fixing and as cer t a i n i ng " the quotas of 113 of 6 m e e la n ed t u o lL be raised in the severed conuttes, riding* places in England and Wales, as follows: to Number t o Numbe r _d" be raised be rair, in 1852. in VW' ENGLAND. Bedford ... ..• ... 345 Berks ••• ... 483 Bucks ... Cambridge ..• ... 4 66 Chester ... ..• ... 520 ... ••• ... 1,275 Cornwall, exc l us i ve of the Stan caries ... 757 The Staun,ries 225 Cumberlaud ... 545 Derby 851 Dtwon, exc!asire of the Statiaa ries ... • • 1,4,3 The Stanuariss (see Corn wall). 21 0 20 28 3 31 6 774 46? 13 1 35 1 516 Dorset Durham E,eex Gloucester Llererord... • 506 - 1.06 ... 1,049 ... 1,240 ... Hertford 335 Huntingdon ••• ••• 477 Runtingdon • ... 184 ent ••• ••• ▪ ... 1 618 Lancaster ••• ". 5,628 Lincoln ... 650 Middlesex, Exclu,i vo of the 1,174 City Ci of Lond on and Tower Hamle City of L ondon m m ts 3, 60197 0* Tower artualets „, 1 442 Monmouth „„ 467 Norfolk ... „, 1,224 Northampton . Northumberland .„ „„„ 606 Nottingh am 834 ... ..„ 761 „„ Oxford Rutland ▪ ..„ 481 Salop ,„ 68 &nu rset.. ~„ 658 Southa mpton 8 • 1,2110 Stafford ... 1,01,784 Suffolk Surrey 9498 4 5 2 Sussex • ••• 1' ... Warwielt ••• •▪ •• ... 1 , 336 Westmoreland ... ••• 167 725 iits ••• 789 York, E ast Rif ing Worcester • "• 608 ork York, North Riding at d city •.. 3,760 733 Y, West Riding •ivALis. 90 3,41 8 30 71g Angles e y ... Brecon ... ••• Cardigan 11461 Carmarthan 1111. Carnarvon ... Denbigh ... Flint ... .., Glamorpu 1111. Merioneth Montgnmery 1111 . Pembroke ~. Radnor 1111. ••• 159 ... 178 ... 187 ... 302 ... 241 ... 269 ... 197 ... 676 ... 110 ... 194 ... 239 ... 74 Total ... ... 50,000 ° ,47; of 1 Geo, 11r., c, 100. 44 5 2,286 30,0 0° 7 a I 45% 44% 4% 7/8 4% 9,8 1 iit %s 19/s 12iA 13 48%