The Sun. — London, England, 1852-08-19 00:00:00

, , THE SUN, LONDON, TH URSDAY EVENING, ' AUG- USIC 19, ........ _______---.. THE SHARE M &itIiETS., l' _ ~------- THE WEATHER.-Snet OFFICE, AUGUST 19. London-bridge was the first great cause of the lead- , OLYMPIC THEATRE. - riLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL V LI . FE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. THERMOMETER, LN THE SHADE. 71-highest since noon yesterday. ing City improvements. The building of King Wile The pruning knife baying been judiciously applied to The Field of Terror, it now goes very smoothly ,, -.ma-- narrlSEt R.AILWAYS. f Railways. Notice is hereby g iven, that the usual DIVIDEND of 5 per Cent. liam-street and the sweeping away of the old and and pleasingly, and has actually turned out to be an iinfline. la done -- - - on the paid-up Capital ef the Shareholders will be 55-lowest this morning and during the night. Nominal Prices. te-d 'sy. Cent. France (0.V.) (less income-tan) d after FRIDAV the 20th f the office, en an , o August inst. g , as a great improve- Re ilways. payable at o e Profit divisible in future among the Shar e- 67-this day, at noon. t t o h e t h e b ß r .o i . d e k e w from ttractive hit. Th h • d e ouse continues to be excee - - , -.--- ...-,..-- . Cheri. & Erquel• all The small share narrow appr t o o ach ment. Another was the making of a fine a Islington- to 26% 25% 26 Demerara ~ 1 1 now Pro vided for, withoat irteenching on the amou at BAnosurrEn, 29.99. ingly well attended, and Mr. Flexraore and Mdlle ' Aberdeen 1001. paid 25% holders belly.. business, the ASSURED VII hereafter derl ve Dijon & Bevncon. 2 made by e_ ' regular °I nts o btainable from a Mutual Office, while, at the san re WM) N.N.E.-light airs and dull, hazy weather. approach Auriol are nightly called before the curtain. The Amb N t B t. &E. ~ 0.., os all the bene •• • the building of such an open and clear fantastic agility of the former as the mischievous imp June. - 814 6% 5 /e Dutch Rhenish...B/. time, they will be co p m letely free from liability, secured by an amp le "` - Ealt Indien all Capital-and the advantages of both systems will tin is Proprietary thoroughfare es Moorgate-street was a public benefit, affords vast delight to the spectators, and the exqui. Bir., Wolv., and Stour 11% Do. D0....201. be combined. , , f k ti o ; :.,,. . Valle ... all pd. II '- site dancing of the latter commands universal admi- ' . y c J . Gt. Indian Penin. al The ass ared will in future participate in the Profits in propor- ..„ tlli 4 __,,,_, - its the public gratitude. Earlier in date was aria mer .--. „enan ce i • ' .l 4 ;': '1, 24 Birk. Lan. & h. c.., uon to the number and amoant of the premiums paid betvreen every ?sae . ration. In the comedietta Caught in his own Trap " 9 -8 % 6 ' Grnd. Junc. of Fra. 4 division, so that if only one year's premium be received prior to, ' xi& :* i; s-- ------ - e- "S" 4f*ALse ,-4 , the removal of Fleet-market (a collection of unwhole- late 331. 63.8 d., 28/. pd. F d M Mr. arren an rs. Alfred Phillips are seen to ad- Ditto, Chest. & Birk. Louv. ala Sambre 7 closing the books, it will obtain its doe share. '' , t .,---, - .: , ,,4 1 / 4 ! : s'' •. - ' l ti a \ ' , W A - 6 some nuisances) and the making of Farringdon- ,_ II d: 18% -. 19 % Luxembourg -.141. At the FIFTH DIVISION of PROFITS declared in January' mirable advantage b , ut commend us above all to Mr. 501. fe 251. Cons. a p . - '-`i,'": z , •' -~1 d'- r • :,,,,,• 4 ';'," 4 '' Zs, s te ss- i , s . - '7. - -ssei; t with an intended line of build' Do. (Railway) 10/. last, the sum of 131,1251. was added to Policies then entitled, which: 4 /n e s se ,Tl LIL, . ~,,, so"' - ' - z - 41 - - arse , ings, in a wide Shalders, whose genuine unstrained humour is pecu- Ditto, ditto ~.. les% pd. ••• - :Sae 101 Do l% sum produced a BONTIS varying with the different ages, from 24% _. . e e , • ss e ., e street, stretching up as far as Clerkenwell, and clear- liarly delicious. & Exet. 100/. pd. IC3 -- I.' Brist. , 39% Ses Do. (Caw!) 2% to 55 per cent. on the Premiums paid, during the preceding fives Many a more pretentious artist falls Caledonian ...100/. pd. 38% - 3W 3 / 4 19 sa Maria Antonia 27i years ;or from 51. to 121. 10s. per cent. on the stuniassured. .......................-s-sees - mg away many notorious haunts of vice d an perpe ua r l far behind him in true comic power. The present 20 Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 19% - Do. New 8% The next and future Bonuses may be received in cash, or applied. tertainments at the 01 • ympic are well deserving of at the option of the Assured in any other way. . ig t il: r w i n a gilti 1 , 4 , s h eat d s of . infecti h ous d d iseases. When Lad-lane was in e p n . Cork & Bandon, all pd 15 -16 ~,, Namur & Lie e all g Credit will be given for half of the eautual Premiums on policies üblic patronage. The seasonable hour at which the Dub. & Belf.Jct. 45/.pd. 7 - 5 de 1 " for the whole of Life, for five years, at interest, to be paid off at the , t e aawi e street would av performances terminate is a praiseworthy feature in Dandlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ••• ( North. of Frauce,l6l. Do. 20/. 3 p. c. Bds, al expiration of that time, or earlier, or remain as a permanent charge been opened from the Bank to the New Post-office, h t e management. Dundee,Perth, & Aber upon the Policy. Orleans & Bor 11/. INVALID LIVES assured at rates proportioned tO the increascal LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 18 52 . relieving Ch eapside of some of its heaviest traffic. e deen June. ... all pd. 6% -7% Paris & Lyons...lo/. risk. sles There ----- Ditto, New ... all pd. ... - ... Do. Bonds ... 12 1 Medical referees paid by the Society in all cases. "Absolute Reciprocity" appears to have been at Wai i great mismanagement, for in- VAUXHALL GARDENS. East Anglian (2UL. & Paris & Orleans all Claims paid in THIR'YY DAYS after proof of death. - stead of the wide and o thoroughfare, Mr. Wardell, the enter • • I fth al pen prising essee o e roy E. and L.& D.)100/. p 4 -4% Paris & Rouen ...all A copy of the last Report, 'containing fall particulars, with tl se length recognieed as the principle of conciliation Do (18/. E.8c11.)all pd. 2y B - 3 % New Prospectus, can now be obtained of any cf the Society's Agera' 3, f reconcilia- rt took hi , we obtained the narrow and winding pas- prope 3a s bsnefit last night, and notwith- 10% , Paris & Stras. ...all or by addressing a line to perhaps we should say, as the means o . standing the unsettled and hreatenin earance of , East.Counties...2o/. pd. 10% - 10% Rouen & Havre...all GEO. 11. PINCKARD, Resident Secre tarY• tion-between the American and Engin sa e h Govern- g called Gresham-street, which is little better t g app Eastern Union, class A, Sambre &Meuse all the weather a nu 99, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, London. than w dby this time, bat Lad-lane was-narrow, straggling, and , merous and highly respectable corn- iete E. U. shrs., all pd. 6% - 7 St. Andrew's & Qmel - ments. It is tolerably well understoo . pany assembled t • 0 testify their appreciation of the Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ... (A) 4/. Just published, price 12s. 65. half bound, at the Fisheries iticonverier it. New Oxford-street, cutting off the Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 4% - 5 1. on both sides of the Atlantic, th manner in which Mr. Wardell conducts this old and , 69 70 69% Tours & Nantes 17L SCHOOL ATLAS OF question is now in a fair waY ° , East Lancashire 1001. p ... - ... f being brought to a nsrrow and, corkscrew route of High-street, Holborn, popular establishment. Shortly after seven o clock ' 1 ' Do. New Quar., al pd ... - ... West Flanders all , West. of France 6/. A GENERAL and DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY. c 021 ltho he Mr. Green the ettlement. After a great a ugh not a City improvement (we owe it to t , veterat aeronaut, accompanied by E. &W. India Docks Constreeted with a special view to the purposes of sound instru ti • permanent and satisfactory 8 „ everal enver ee Mal aambers of Congress, Woods and Forests), must be mentioned here as one s g -n, made an ascent in the great Nas- and Bir. Junc., all pd 59 -61 By ALEXANDER KEITH JOHNSTON, show of angry feeling in the ce u balloon F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S., F.G.S.. display of blustering and of the grentest improvements by which the City has 83 • At first the huge machine took a E. &W. Yk. Joe., all p ... - ... nand • Edinb;& Glas.,loo/. pd 62 -64 Ague Fria all Geographer in Ordinary to her Majesty for See , and a somewhat indecorous north-easterly direction t 1 lrt d bt th , a a ow a i u e, u e . Author of the " Physical Atlas," Sec. fa no less distinguished orator benefited. It opened a facile communication from el , , e , eaeass eavina b s Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 22 -24 Anglo-Californian, al ii. braggadocio on the part o 8 een ireely discharged the balloon ccommo- , i G 1 & S 100/ as. .-West., .p ... - ... Asturian 15i BLWEBSTEP, the whole matter the West-end to the City, and hes much a sr _ed ly shot up to tin immense height, and havino• • By the same Author, _ _ __ Fry and statesman than DANT se Great Northn.,loo/. pa 74 -76 77 76% 75 K 76 Australasiro 2L A SCHOOL ATLAS OF P-FIYe'ICAL GEOGRAP , ily brought to an unexpect. dated the public. got into a new current of air was carried to the D 0.% s. A stk., 100/. n 41 -43 43 Australian 51. d in a more simple and elementar7 appears to have been happ In which the subject is treate 11 south-west en - Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 114 - 115 117 manner than In the previous works of the same Author. 't• ossible, a still more une x p ec t e dl y The line from Farringdon-street to Clerkenwe , , d c.ossed the garden 3 from which it A.ustr. Freehold all Price 12s. 6d. half-bound. edly rapid and, 1 p cement had ascended three times within a short peried, as if Gt. S.& W. Ireld., all p el% - 45% 45 [94 x.d Ave Maria ell es we have ever seen."-Englislir 'OB. How now about the " sound too long delayed, appears to be near commen i. ,_ Great Westn., 100/. pd 92% -93 x.d 93% 94% 0; ee " Decidedly the best School Atlas fortunate conclusi unable to et o Brit. Austr. Geld all Journal of Education. • *Hug nothing" of our good friends the at last. There have been difficulties arisi g 'n out of , g ut of the circle. In the course of tne Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 85 - 87. 86 British Iron 13/. 15s important contilbutions to Educe- and fury signs y OVCI3Ing intell . igence arrived at the gardens that a m " These two publications are 1; el by the Do.Thirds,lll.l3.4 pd 10% - 11% p P ~, Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24 tional Literature."-Spectator. t Washington . How about that exceed- the complexity of interests, as represente. safe descent had been effected at Deptford. The , . p Lane. & York. 100/ d 76 - 76% 77% 78 % 7 YE i 371 Do. Coca. & Cui. all has been conferred, in my time, on a legislators a " The greatest boon that ments branch of knowledge and of public instructip which is becoming. i ng i y , wa rle . 'ke oration spoken-marvel to relate, not by City on one hand and the Clerkenwell Improve other amusements consisted, with a few additions, of Do., Quarters ...all pd ... - ... - Do. St. Joh. del R. 1 day more important and more popalar. '-Professor Pillans. Do., Fifths 14/. pd 5% -4% dis. 9% every orator with a bowie-knife in his girdle, and Commissioners on the other. These are arranged now, Per f °rmancrs already favourably noticsd, and so Carson's Creel;....all Willi Bla.ckwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. a stutoP Do. W.Rid. Un. 11 1 p 0 - 3 die. Cobre Copper -40/. Sold by all Booksellers. of tobacco in h;5 cation of the well known by the public as to preclude the neces- Leeds Norther 4 n all pd 15 -16 16% % X 1 . 46 a plug cheek, and a and further stepa towards the prose • t of an Colonial Gold 1/ Just published, price 7s. 65. bound, the Fourth Edition, patent revolver in his coat pocket, but-by plan will be taken next month. The required si Y y description. The new ballet of Leola seems t • o increase in popularity with each successive Liv.Crsby &Sth ' pt. all p ... - ... Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8 -8% 8% 14 Copispo 14/ - EpfroXlE OF ALISON'S HISTORY OF' the Lord of Marshfield, the BURKE of Congress, notices 83 to the purchase of p P ro erty have been representation. The fireworks were upon an un- Lon.,Brig.& S. CLIOO p 103 - ICI xd 103% 103 4 3.;% Eng. &Aust. Cop. al General all EUROPE, no time will 121%,:x•ch For the Use of Schools and Young Persons. the most important and the most gifted among a ii given, and. after the assessment of value . usually large scale, and the gardens were brilliantly & N West.,lool. p 120% - 121 xd 121 122 Eon. . Gold Mor ntain r l l hts.. tch will illuminated. Do. Quarters...2s/. pd ... - ... Grd. Duch. Baden. al " This is a masterly Epitome of the noblest contribution which ... the candidates for the p 'd rest ency ? How about that be further lost in carrying out a line wh de to the historic literature of the present day. The epito Do. Fifths 12/. pd 3% -4 p x.d 16 Great PolLaoth ell been ma ction • ~ he north and mist has been worthy of his history; and the result is the produ si _._ sr ,ech of y ours, Mr. Weeme-that speech dictated make a dire ct communication between t • THE Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) 1./p 1% -2 p x.d Lake Baf furst...all ot a book which is undoubtedly the very best and safest on the il - _): . • 11 (Wlth PROROGATION OF PAR- Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 87% - 89% 88 90 89 1 4 been Issf. lesS by the ardour of pat •t . "t ld th south of the metropolis-from Clerkenwe Liberty ... -.ell ject-for the use of schools and young persons-which has rio 7sm, i wou. seem, an lished."-Hull Packet. Pentonville and Islington) direct over the leading - LIAMENT. Do. New 50/., 42% pd 6% -5% dis. Lon. & Cal. Gld Qum et il by a passion for claptra d d f the pan a ten erness or (From the Supplement cf the Lone9n Gazette of Tuesday, Do. Ner , 40/. -.34/. pd 6 - 5 dis. Crushing Coin..ell " A most admirable schoolbook." -Dublin Eventnu -a 4 ea for 'mar ily design , adulation of a thoroughfares beyond Blackfriars-bridge. Lon. & Enuiskil., all pd 14 -15 „ Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/ " A capital piece of work, which, tnough pri I for all, as a , mob ? Row about those vapourings of August 17.) 3 schools and yoang persons, will be found vans " Sef ts most /manor - . d i _ n • mad^ At th Man Bux & Mat all p 2 1 / 8 -3% 1 2 874 New Grrne da ...all ' coup d'ceil' of the History of Europe during one of e tiontauttee on Foreign . Relations-resembling Another new street, now in course of being - , 0 COUri, at Oeborne House, Isle of Wight., the • • • • • 28% 29 28% 9 % 18:!: da • c Man. Shof. & Lin.,loo/p 28 -29 Nouveau Monde, all tent periods."-Spectater. nd London. very maryellously the bubbles.mentioned in the fan- is that which will extend from East h p, c_ea in a ere August 1852 :- Prese ' Do Manch. &Lincoln , Port Philip l/. ' William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh a ' This in-The Queen's Most Eicellent Majesty in ' - [ 73 Y e 4 74. Quartz Rock 01 Sold by all Booksellers. ' tastic but melodiaus verse of SPENSER- straight tine, to the south side of St. Paul s. Councii, Union 4/. 2s. pd 8 -2% dis. I 72 7 /s% 73 2% •74- Santiago de Cuba 10 iji,EAT RE., " The bubbles blowen up with wind, street, to be thirty feet wide in the roadway, and ten It is Us; d .9 ay order dby her Majesty in Council, that Midland 100/. pd :70 3 4 - 71% Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 40 -42 South Australian, 1 I YCEUM T -a . Woodman spare that dvanced the Right H Vi'hich being prickt do vanish into noughts." in each of the side-paths, has considerably E r L .. on. the Lerd High Chancellor of that pert Mid. Gt.W t. (Ire.) 47% ... - ... Tin Croft 7l.' 11-4 I HENRY RUSSELL, comPes,?r es es ' w ill give his AMERI-. Tree," " I'm afloat," " The Maniac , '''." .ifi e .. Tne Far West, or the Emi-. Unlike the " little wanton boys that swim on blad- and will have a double terminus westward -one end- CI the Unit .d Kingdom called Great Britein, do issue Do. es Shares, 17% pd ... - ... writ United Mexican all CAN ENTERTAINMENT, en" --d to the sew," and " Negri:: Life: to Earl- s for proroguing the Parliament, which was ap• Newcas. & Carl. all pd ... -_. West Mariposa all 1 grant's Progress from the Old. World dens" for ever and ever in the flowing rhythm of irg by St. Paul's, the other passing pointed to meet ou Feiciay, the 20th day of August Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... - ... , Yuba Ipa in Freedona and in SlaverY•'' AY August 30th, Eventually inst., '.- i Thursday, the Newmarket all pd 47 -49 SHAKSPERE-the loudssr eaking advocates of war in street, close to Bla,ckfriaes-bridge. 21st day of October next ; 30X111 On MOND ic A the above Theatre. Whilst the , . 6 side and end alio for e Newport, Abergaven., Australasia all j and every night during the we t e n , some of tbe principal cities, the, Washington ere submerged very slimmarilf s by the Ludgate-hill, St. Paul's Churchyard, Ceenp , e . p_ °roguing the convczations of the prce and Herefo-d -12/ pd 3% - 3 dis. painting is passing, IscluT t s: eels , ra o Y f teLe north, south, and western portions te of the 'lncas of Cant:rbury and York from Saturday the 21st • • a 71 s Brit. Nth. Amer. all ] rivers, forests, and P --- j e w s ill describe the country, relate anecdotes unlooked-for reconciliation effected by her MAJESTY'S the Poultry, will be relieved, by this rou 1 day of Au ust • - g Inst., to Friday, the 22d day of October ' Newry & Lams . A p 1% - 2 A Colonial 25/. ; of America Ur. Russel .11. sing the following new songs, his latest Government. The self-sufficienc th t b yed them bee I t ffi f th t f the City. ya e uo ever ra c rem e wes o The funds nex ,.. Norfolk lOO/. pd 49 -44 42 3 / 4 3 / 4 ' es and w i Com. of London 201. ' and his a.dventur , Do. New 201. S. 15/. p 9% - 8% die. we dare say Lon. & Courty 20/. . compositions: - T e ar," " Cheer, boys, cheer, no more of idle sors up has been punctured very adroitly by the keen are supplied by the Corporation, but - -- - North. Coun.Un. 3'A pd 3 -2% dis. " The Parting e s a nd. land," "To the West, to the West to the the new street YOUNG AMERICA-OLD ENGL AND. North British _25/. pd LO -31 Lonclon Jt. Stk. 10/. : diplomacy of the Foreign Department in Downing- that the increased value of rents along Lon. &We -tm. • 20/. row," " Lens" e• a G a ily goes thc ship when tile wind blow' f i " s,a r, Nth. Devon,No.l,l3/p 7% - 7 dis. dof the free, . " " The Afric Vil e f these im lan lls of the Niagara, an lage, The Chace,' Street. How do they feel ?-these Bobadils in will eventually more than repay the cost o A SONG OF PEACE. Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. " The Fa Do., No. 2 6% pd ... - ..,. no bids ?" and on each evening Mr. Rassell will sing ono ed at wkat Do. New loi. " Come, sr speech and Parolles in action-how do they provements s great as it is. We have glanc • BY WILLIAM CHARLES KENT, Do., I ,‘ A, def....a1l pd 2% -2% t h e following selection of his favourite compositions,. Nat. of Ireland 22% or two trom. ntirely ne wly-arranged accompanime n t s (and vvhich are pub- l 'ci al Do., %B, guar. 5/. pd 1% - % die. with e ock ? What do they say ?We (should like to is being done, f3it ie only . fair to mention mum p A uthor of " Aletheir ." 5% -4% d's. t 12% % . . Orient. Bk. Corp. all i .. Life on the Ocean Wave " " The Gambler's 7fife," - North Stafford. 17% p fished) :- whenever it is Prov. of Ii eland 25/ r .• Tiee I v y Green," " The Maniac," "Rockaway," " Come, brothers,. encounter one or two of them some fine day saunter- consideratio:a for public convenience, I. North-Western-all pd ... - ... Do. New ril I aro use," The Newfoundland Dog," " The Old Arm Chair," Sec. • Tickets and places to be had at the boxsoface of the Theatre from 'rig down the shady side of Broadway. exhibited. It proves, in fact, that the Corporation is What! shall Saxon bords be 'tendered, N. & S.-W. June. 8% p 3% - 4%p. 47 46% 47 Union of Austral. all ] Oxf.,Wor., &W.,100/. p ... --- eleven to four each day, wed the principal music serers. Seriously-there is much cause for exultation in deeirous of doing some good with its immense ree For the sordid lust of gain? 73 Do. New 2% I Doors open at half-past seven ;to commence at eight. Dress Scottish Central 100/. p 72 -74 Union of London 10/ bones, 2s. 6d. ; upper do., Is. 6,1. ; pit, is.; gallery, 6d. ; private the happy issue of these negotiations about the North venue, and enable a man to say of London that (on Shall the realms of peace be ravaged Scottish Midld.,lool. p 51 -53 Union ot Madrid all] boxes, 1/. Is. and 10s. Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 9 - 9 % American Fisheries. The result proves clearly it) he may travel from Dan to Beersheba, and may By the Rulers of the Main BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- enough that the charges of precipitation, and yet at say " all is not barren." This is rather negative For the greed of gold or glory ? Do. B all pd 6- 6% Shrew. & Her. Old 8/. p 1% --1% dig. DID Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 DROME, the same time of lack of promptitude, directed against preise, but we shall h i delighted to increese it, if No-Forbid it, God the Lord ! Shrewsbu. and Chester 19 Canada 32% i Copper Miners of En Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, • Young America-Old England- (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 18% - 19% Drawing to the Close ot the Season the DEBBY Administration, are alike unfounded. the Corporation will allow us, by deserving more. land . . all j Do. Halves all lid 9% - 93 / 4 The most popular place of amusement in London. he reci itation it was said had ref. ther consi- Hand in band, not sword to sword! De. Pre:erence, 7% ] During the Week the Amusements will commence with the most - . T p p , , ..rence In connexion with this subject arises ano Do. Oswestry all pd 14% - 14% Crystal. Palace ... 5 ] s tirprisirg feats of Chariot Racing, by Three La.cliee, outvying tat: to the seizure e of fishing vessels in the Bay -deration-where are the working classes, unhoused xe. Shrop. Union ...6% pc' 3% -2% d• 'Eastern Steam...2s. ] other racing sports ; likewise the Ostrich Flat Race-Greek You h _. Do. A, B, C, & D tully the Rope over the top or Of Fundy, and the lack of promptitude to the b -extension, to find Shall ens hour dissever races - dis. Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. ] Struggling for Liberty- the Ascension on Gloee As-• y these improvements in street pd. up at per cent. ... - - Gen. Screw Steam Shi the Building, by Madlle. Elsler-Double Rope Dancing- . k s delay in bringing the matter to a of New Oxford- Thus allied by kindred fame, South Devon all pd 18% - 19% seg _n em puig in Sac - n amiable settle- futu.re habitations ? The opening 70% 70 5 4 ping Company...so/ cension-the Brothers Elliot -Monkey Ttac Speaking both one common language, South-Eastein 100/. pci ... - ••• and other Entertainments, too numerous to mention. ment. It was insisted that some warning ought to street broke u h 1 • reghens of " The Rookery" 37% % , Irish Beetroot Sug Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome. pt e c assic , South Wales all pd 37 - 37% • THIS DAY, a Grand Bailoon Men with blood and bards the same ? Penin. & Or. St. all I Balloon, at Half-past Five o'clock p re cisely. have been addressed to tbe authorities at Washington in St. Gile ' d t 5 5 1 en ( o say nothing of the narrow and South Yorkshire am' Do. ents commencing at Half-past Such dark crime can never follow Do. _151.] River Dun 151. pe• per - 1 I ) Deers open at Five, the Entertainm before the fishing smack was seized in the bay, upon populous lanes which will be swept away by the new Royal Mail Stm. 60/. ] Five o'clock precisely. Foolish taunt or idle word. Do. Do. 51. pd ... - ... .Universal Emigrati( A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. the waters of which it had encroached. Why- Cit )th hle line from Farringdon-street Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ... - ... d Seats, 35.; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, y route ew o Young America-Old England- and Colonization, 2L Adniission-Heserve Stock. & Han 16/ 2s. 3d. ... - ... Is.; Third ditto, 6d, common sense tells us at once, plai n ly enough, that to Clerkenwell, is crowded with the very poorest of Hand in hand, not sword to sword! Taff Vale 126/. pd 162 - 164 ......... . _ . . - en the treaty of 1818 was warning enough in all con- the labourin 1 What shall Eecome s of these g c asses. Thames Haven Dock MONEY and In. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. science. What more could possibly have been ex- tribes ? It behoves the public to look at this ques- and Railway ...19L pd 1% - 2 GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. Has not history woven our laurels Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 12% - 13% Second Night of PIETRO IL GRANDE. Feted. You don't usually warn a thief to take his tion in time. For every one medel lodging-house 6 A The sales of Cott THIS EVENING, Till their many wreaths are one- Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 6 -6% mated at from 12,0( win be repeated a new grand historical Opera, composed expressly hand out of your pocket, if absence of mind has already erected (end admirable places they Ere, Yours the pride in burly Cromwey, Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21% - 22% American were tak for the Royal Italian Opera. Covent-garden, by M. Jullien, entitled • so far confused his notions of meum and clean, che a I nient,) twenty are required. West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% -10 PIETRO IL GRANDE. p, anc conve Ours in honest Washington? West London ...all pd m - ... tion. The market La the production of the above Opera, the Directors have use a taum. Here; had the United States' fishermen been In ' fact, a street of such habitations would find full With the radiance of Past annals Yk.,New. & Ber. 100Lp 68 -69 .. 69 and Surat 1-16 d. hi: every endeavour to ensure its completeness and effect. The scenery . , . Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 8 -7% d'o• Other kinds withoi the costumes, and the appointments are all entirely new. Three Mi- industriou "ii their n s i i a distance sly draggi g et. wth n and much coveted cccupatioe, and might he erected Shall the Future not be stored? litary Bands will be employed, and the Chorus will be augmented by from the British North American coasts against which on the new line to Clerkenwell. It is pleasant to Young America-Old England- Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 254 -2% dia. 400 Pernam and M: the addition of 42 voices. York &N. Mic.l.looLpe, 46 -47 47 % %% % tian at 6d. to 81d • • • Catterina, liadlre Anna Zerr ; Rossomak, Herr Formes; Gralitzin. they bad been expressly prohibited by stipulations- know that, even as en investment of capital, such Hand in hand, not sword to sword! Plazameneesrcee ealantzls• remainder nearly a Signor SoldI; Mentschikoff, Signor Stigili ; sheremetof, Signor Polo- .. . MM. ; Bauer, Signor Mel; Lefort, Signor Tagliailco ; Zeinberg, Signor " Signed, sealed, and delivered." Well, that was a street would' yield a very liberal return for ex- IT. Aberdeen all 01 ... - ... i good business was el The rate of exci Rommi ; Eraldo, Signor Bache ; Pietro, Signor Tamberlik. admitted-on all hands it wee admitted. But-then d• Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all , s ,. The Incidental Divertissement will be supported by Madlles. Le- pen iture. Does broad Ocean roll between us? blond, Kolemberg, sale% Robert ; and M. Alexandre. it was coolly objected that the violation of the __________......--. W a are stilt beenght side by side, Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 10 . 6 - 108 rather lower last ic The National Dances by Mamie. Adrienoft (Premiere Danseuse Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5/.pd ... - ... The Amsterdam from the Imperial Theatre at St. Petersbargh, her second appearance treaty bad extended over so long a period that it was The QUMEN held a Council of her Ministers, at By the peaceful navies Commerce Caledonian, 10/. 100/p 98 - 102 • firm. Dutch TWO-1 in England.) really too bad for the British Govern- Osborne House, yesterday, and the result WES the an- Launches widely oer the tide. Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 19% - 19 3 4 American Scouritii With new Scenary, Costumes, and Appointments. Dundee, Per., & Aberd. mend, The Libretto written by D. Ryan, Esq. ment to interfeie, without first of all, in a nouncement, in a supplement to the London Gazette, Shall we 'wake our latent thunders, The Scenery by Messrs. Grieve and Telbin ; the Costumes by Mr s. Junction all pd 6% - 6 3 % , - Bullion still flows E. Bailey and Madame Afarzio ; the Appointments by Mr. Prescott ; gentlemanly way, announcing its intention which appears in another part of our paper. Where toil-laden ships are moored? E. An g.(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2%- 3 % Magdalena, with t the Machinery by Mr. Allen ; the Dances by Mens.. Alexandre ; the to adventure upon thst interference. This was well This is the reverse of satisfactory. The PRIME Youpg America-Old England- Do. (5107 per et. all p ... - m dollars on board, an Spectacle arranged by M. Laurent. Hand in hand, Do. (7/ 17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ... en Jullien will preside in the Orchestra on this occasion. enough in itself, P 3 a child might at a glance have MINISTER promised, over and over again during the not sword to sword! Eastern Counties Ex., dollars from New • The performances commence at Halfspast Seven o'clock precisely.. sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% p Pm Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may • be had (for th a perceived. Take the conduct to be pursued towards last Session, that the new Parliament should assemble v. pm places further Mon Night or Season), at the Box-onice of the Theatre, which is ope a the pickp3cket again by way of illustration. Be- in the Autumn. He now prorogues it until the end Have we not alike together Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -1% p Do. New 6 p. c. Stk. 10 13% - 14% 14 and especially from from Eleven tat Five o'clock ; and of the principal librarians and Prized the songs on P India. cause some gentleman has been coolly helping of October, without the notice that it will then meet r oets sung Eastern Union Scrip, musicsellers. Since the golden Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 15% -16 - himself whenever his humour listed to your " for the dispatch of business." So, should Perlis- day when Genius The extremely hi THEATRE ROYAL, 11A.YMARKET. First drew music from our tongue? Do. 10i. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ... terda y morning, or Mr. 33 Webster, Sole Leseee and Manager, Old Brompton. snuff-box, and your pocket-book, and your liament meet at all this year, it will be so late, so Godlike Shaks ere- • East Lancashire, 6 per THIS EVENING ' WRITING ON handkerchief, and the rest of th • e little close to Christmas as to make it almost a pro forma P Seerlike Milton- ct. Quar. Shrs. all pd ... •-• ... tone of more elastic Will be performed a new Drama, entitled THE . All now cry with one accord, East & West Yorkshire our report, has enti THE WALL. Augustus Trotter, Esci, Mr. Wright ; Tobias, Mr. 0 - : knick-knackeries of your personal paraphernalia-- meeting. What is the natural inference to be drawn Smith; Richard Oliver, Mr. Emery ; Bob Smithers, Mr. P. Bedford., Young America-Old England- Junction, sths all pd ... •-- ... there ia at preset Lady Elton, Mrs. L. Murray ; Margeette, Miss E. Chaplin ; Carlotte you must by no means prevent the by the public from this shuffling, but that the Go- Hand in hand, not sword to sword! Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% Smithimi, Miss Woolgar. continuance of these nefarious proceedings vernment, afraid to meet the Parliament, are willing per cent. all pd ... ~ How long this ma 3 After which THE WRECK ASHORE Tr., Glas.& S.W. Con 100/. „.. - ... weather, which, a . until you have first of all warned him of your inten- to put off the evil day ? ilo one expected that in the Has not Art shed GL North. sp. c all pd 15% - 16% 14% 2 is not settled, ' equal splendours Do. 5p c. red. sc all p 13% - 14% ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. tion. Had you objected to these pleasant kind of short Session before Christmas Ministers would Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Illebneas On the treasures each possesst Great South. & West. from Australia, 1 , • Prince Albert. eccentricities in the first instance-well and good- apply themselves to the purposes of legislation- In the homely hues of Hogarth- (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -8 y 8 of the advices Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. . ' 'The most succeasfal and popular Theatre in London. that would have been altogether different. But te but it was hor sd and anticipated that they In the sacred dyes of West: Gt. West. (Berks &H. of. gold at the mia. THIS EVENANG, Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p ht over and over again, month would then be realy to make a full 1073/4 x.d Will be produced, a grand Spectacle, written expressly for the Am- allow fish to be caug And not less on Power than Flaxman Gt.W. fixed 4% 100 L p ... - ... oldepression that 01 Phitheatre, by E. Fitzball, Esq., entitled PETER THE GREAT, _ h d year after Year, in prohibited lo- declaration of principles, and to indicate the leadiog Phiclian inepiration poured? Do. Do. -804 pd ... „,, flicting reports elan [ll whit% Mr. Ryder, from the Princess's, will appear. after mont , an In consequence of the immense applause nightly bestowed upon calities, without evincing any disposition to " pick a features of the new measures, which, of course, they young America-01d England- Lancashire and York- sols have been 1 the shire, F. 20/. _XL pd %des. - par performances of the Brothers Siegrist on La Perch, Mr. Batty for Hand in hand, 151% has reemagag e d them for a led n ber'of nights. They will ala- quarrel" with the fishermen for their encroachments must bring ward.',We did hope that this Ministry, not sword to sword! Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p 149 - 151 Money. The quo] Pear ever. - evelalng in their most daring feats, which astonish all hout a s liable 1 not of the hackne _and then suddenly, wit y by way of certain y yed and red-tap class, •vr I, Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - ... and since 991 i. who see them. They are the greateet wonders of the world. cent. No. 1 13/. pd ... - ... After - whims - a group of Elephants in the Circle trained to run :as orenaration to swoop down upon' them and bodily would have had the boldness, if not the prudence, to vire have loved the i Cents. are marked Horses, their E t e • '' same o d legends Do. Do. No. 2 17L pd ... - ... aa rn trainers will go through their feats of agility e e I to_ 100 a. tenk St on the bare backs of the anim l f E ff ack out of the quiet waters of the avoid the coups d' Rat of its precursors durin Throwing charms around our lot, Do. Do. No. 3 51. pd ... - ... Ulan exercise will b a s' and various pleasing acts o ques- carry o asm g the e represented by the first artists of the clay, both Through each tale of l • Do. Qrs., 1848 ...9/. pet ... •-- ..• quiet at 274. Exc Foreign and Engli s h. Bay of Fundy-it was really nothing more or 1 ess last thirty years-such as surprising the public b 9 gent e Irving, London & Brig. guar. premium. To conclude with a Laughable Farce. Bach romance of gorgeous Scott. than absolutely monstrous and unendurable. That sudden and unexpected propositions. Formerly the 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ... .-- ••• Tickets to be had at the Box-oface from El ven till Four dail y Mr. - Mocatta win Stage Manager, Mr. Le e * was damn. the reasoning of Mr. WEBSTER ? It eves practice wee to announce a measure one session, and And shall war pollute the cloudland- Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/. ... - ••• riven Bondholders c _ Battle dint the fairy sward? Do. Con. 5pc,1852 all ... - ••• ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. - the logic of the Committee on Foreign Relations at legislate on it the next. The Duke, in 1829, took Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p ... --- Guyaquil (the pre Open ter the Season, Young America-Old England...-. Washington. It was the argument used with all the the nation by surprise, with the Catholic Relief Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. & ment); wri*es froa Monday, Tuesday, ea - efineeday, Thursday, d Frid Hand in hand, not aword to sword! Nunet.) sp. c.. 13% pd ••• ''- - mciuth, that, in con Second Week of the Vocal Entertainm an ents. ay. coolness in life by the more warlike section of the Bill, and from that time to the present Ln.& S.W.Co.3ds.SL p 4 --4 X P the country, he he The proprietor has the gratification to atmotuace that the Madri- "VI se, ..-- 14 an Glee Tarty were received with inammese a tau American community. Hence the charge of precipi- Speeches from the Throne have been framed Lon. & En. ee. Sh. all p 13 active prcecedings v g al - d • rf Mance till further PP se, and will continue their pe o D _ _ notice. Then shall Saxon bonds be 'sundered Man., Sheff., & Linen. his mission. Meantit GRAND VOCAL AN IN STRITMENTAL CONCERT. lotion directed against the British Government. The on the principle of surprising the world. We By the sordid hut of gain? Qr. sh., No. 1...a1l pd 10% -11 emit. Yoe/nuns- 111 as Messent, Miss Clara Henderson, Mr -- 12% 12% him his co.operatioi Do. New, 10/. ...all pd 12% Flalg ..., ef anver s, and Mr. Leffler. Conducted by m r . J. L: r•'t t • n being proved-by the fact of a long, had hoped, we repeat, that Parliament, meetin • p nip a io g in shall the realms of peace be ravaged of-ite being availabl Young, .sdr. -., ide at the Pianoforte. long tedious series of delays, extending back almost to October, would have had some account from Ministers Do. 6L 3/. pd 3 / 4 - 1 P who will pres isi By the Rulers of the Main visional Governmen Hatton, T SUMENTAL SOLOISTS- Mrs. 3 . st Mid-Con. 6p c St. 100/. ... - ••• Parerciran .sNST rionet), Lazarus (Clarionet), 'Viotti e. ct,,,%° 11 the treaty of 1818. Certainly this was clearly one of the plans - they meant to adopt, the measures the convoked a Nations y For the greed of gold or glory? Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., (Flute), Wuille (Cla , bone) Collinet (Flageolet). Sidney p'", ° e = d 148 - 150 143% (Violin), Cioit frrn m ' 0 h es tra, Mr. c. Godfr e y. of ctor of the rc those transparent proofs known under the meant to propose. Instead of this-delay and evasion 1 No-Forbid it, God the Lord! 6 per cente...looL p July at Guyaqui', w (Flute), and Condu 's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT generic title of self-evident propositions. Then, as The usual] farce of assembling the clerical Convo- YOung America -Old England- Do. Erewash Val. all p ... - ••• of the session eecasi ' Exhibition of Denson VULCAN and the CYCLOPS -Splendid e • Do. Leic. & Swanning. the just claims of th ETeleA and the CAVES of „see-promenade Concert by Godfr e y , . tra . eo the lack of promptitude-Here islthe Whole Ties- cations is also postponed. It is really full time either Hand in hand, not sword to sword ! 8 per c. Guar. 1001. p ... I - ... and interesting m ena g - es -- ..,-, - •ous Amusing Novelties-Concludl ng ses t s The general bush rivalled Military Band-- .7- Di b c Exhibit mby Messrs. Bouthby, ion about our North American Fisheries already wholly to abolish these Convocations, or to make - Do. Preference -51. p si - ei p - 22 pd 21% % 21% restricted, but there Dusk with a Grand Prruse rs c mounta i n ( th e r a ndemon t ium o r sh„ close upon a thorou h and amicable settlement ! them more than a name. The latter might be done Tins LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON TEE LoNDoN Norfolk Exten... all D G 5% n ct. all p 6 -6% represen ng ti the Interior of Lee Ras es of Vulcan and k 3 Cyclops, ~., g AID NORTH-WIZTERN RATLWAY.-The adjourned inquest o. r. , _. . , _. 2% nada Bonds, at mu , Ancients), with the Caverne 'Mint Etna and it i vid _„ ion 07 is_ . obviously, therefore, in reference to this much- by releasing the hierarchy from the troubl f If Wavny. Val. %I. o iis Do. . the !" - "i"" e o si ing at stat o on _itridg!3 on the body of Thomes Reynolds, the the whole terminating with d tile Nerela ds receiving thi 3 talked- fd' 100/. a 100 - 102% 102% 101% 2% 25! to 261, and North British P. Theta, an , ° iscussion, the DERRY Cabinet has acted in Parliament, and making then an Upper ch am b er d r i ver of the eng lie °f the 9 30 expre e train from L• Grand Tableau on the Lake of iver- North Stafford....all pa ... - ... surveying party sen Armour of Achilles. f several hundred specimens, Bonne bowily, yi or e fine elephants , all • g ously, and 'patriotically. It has first of of the Convocation, really doing something for Church pool, who wa s killed by the accident which occuieed a , Standon-Bridg hld t d e, was e yes er a shot, Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. son have returned, e The menagerie now consists 0 in cle i ng tbre &c awl Vindicated th • distance from es The 6 per cent... 12% pd 2-2% p the finest of their species in England, -le 1 ons, leopards, . e rights of England. It has discipline and doctrine. - mbled in the parish school-room at ten o'clock. Th two giraffes, four ostriches, two came- , . bited), ' 204.) th upw ards of en honestly a d n satisfactorily entered upon jury ao- 3 er of Pries th t ker evidence, howev , , ea o . , was unable to be -e Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd ... - ... practicability of a s Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 10% -11 New Grenada, 0 he colossal tortoise (the largest ever exbi new arr conse aence of his continued ill , at Fi ve . Con- angements with h A ' G _ MINISTERIAL TRIBUTES TO LITERATURE. completed in q _ . -of ,3 , and it Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. years old. . th Animal s t e merman overn as river commur Doors open from Nine ex. Feeding --- 0 , f , us t Nine. ment. Those being stated that he wo , uid not be in a fit condition to be • 11 dlB - 18% Mm.) 8 per c....a p eert at a Quarter -past Six. Fireworks at Llas_ e is s .. , rectness a the arrangements indicate the cor- Reference was made a few days back to the ru- ma •ed for three week _, the coroner adjourned the • inquest South Devon -11 pd 15% - 16% part of the way. A- 131 __..._, 1 .-..---.-.1----""-"'LLuiL* _ A month. w aPPesition to which we innured appointment of Mr. Warren, the celebrated till that uay by a public. comPan] gave utterance only the C B HE ELECTRIC LOCK AND ALL AT C rum , . Do. New 1 3 / 4 pd %ells. -% p OS. other day-namely, that her author of " Ten Thousand a Year," as the Hll n T seaat deal of interest was caused yesterda ISG St.-Est. 4% pc. 10/. pd „.. - ... Buenos Ayres at 71 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRID __ ___,.... after . 4 .... DIAJESTY'S Minister s ..._ ._. U %AIMS.- Aes - y b t ho y he Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 20 -21 ki Tsui DAY -Morning 21 min. after 4 I Evening 4 ! MI . a ft e r .5 are in a f • air way of developing Recorder. Another distinguished novelist has since completion of the works at the Electric Telegra cati Bonds ore 100 .10- , stozzow-siormin. atter 5 I Evening 2 ' - _. the Free-Trade system m i d the Strane. It is intended th t p h" "ni. Sthek ' 8 ' Hart ' gth 5P c orted er the kiisdred term of then received a marked tribute to his popularity from pany's office in 'clock to den t L at is beg until July 1,1856, all p ... - „„„ Stock is supp -________ R e ciprocity ! Absolute Reoiproci shall descend at one o , oe . ondon tirae. 0 gi an , . DAILY WEATHER TABLE. the uldi ty is now, in fact, the hands of the Derby Government. It is with recu re bll descended for the first time. It is n Waterford& Kilkenny, are done at 4 V o-anci - auesday the 3 proposed 6 per cent. 3/. pd y 8 - % dia. ' l , D u tch Tyr .i' accepted as g ng principle - ork from this day Thur . , Eta te of the Wind and Weather at each of the followm , in the conduct of liar pleasure we find occasion to speak thus in to have it in daily w _ ( LdaY), and wpi Yle N &B 11 103 - 105 or , ew. er. a p 8 The uailwite, Sha P' at e s at Nine o'clock t d ' The atatioa s yes er ay morning.- the present negotiation. And that • Painciple of Reci- announcing the nomination of Mr. G. P. R. James-. act precisely . as . that placed at the Observatere at G . the centre of the corria ' men- Do. Do 5/. pd 5 -5% • in the heav; are ied o lty is being carr ut by them, m wich. At the lamp ' 1 : Pewee' . oppo. yk& N. Midland H. or the a Leo , e _ al leuged in order of latitude. prOO oreover-be the most prolific of our living writers of fiction- site the office an electric clock is to be fixed, with s e . • &pal transt aseena e ,....., . e repeated-with promptitude 'nominated at night. ' 3 u, dials, and S. Parch. 10/. pd. % - % p a% 3 4 Th e prat s Hem ee •=7„,Vi r ind S.E.. calm-partially cloudy . . it once mor and without as Consul at Norfolk, in the United States. which will be 1 , A .... Western, Ma So laesurier wind W.S.W., feesh breeze-partially cloudy. ~ , tat ion. MR. ALBERT 8 . -a. Mini S SCENT or MONT BLAse. X.INES LEASED AT PXXED *ENTAIL South - Foam: are "-Wind W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. precipi ....... ___ .4o ._____ We believe, moreover, that we are correct re terte'nMent, ah• 1 clever en IS ve y which hrs contributed 0 Businese Lancashire and Yo] tof all classes of societ d • 8 I Leasing "r st - Indian Tuanneme e ._ 4 7. l tAS.W., gentle breeze-overcaat. d 1 i gorgeous an gor in stating that a son of Mr. Ford-a gentlemen much t 3 the enuremen • Y °ring the Railways. H. • Nominal Prices. to-day. land. -a . GREElsTwical in ' ..W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. It was the ous boa + S. of was giVen for the 200th term lest ev • l esompanies. ...Wt., STROOD-..Wi n d B .a r . u.S.W., gen tle breeze-partially cloudy. . t t ' n which h • he close of a reig ad its com e well known and deservedly admired for his inimitable past six month?, -nerons audiences ever ening, '.".."."•••••••-• presented at the fat --- .hIUGUSTtTS, a to one of the most nt , . assembled to SWINDON-Wi n d - „eiseealrn-eloudy. "on th a rannic usurpati , at h -e had handebook to " Spain"-hes been in like manner dis- i e 9 it. Mr. Sroi fi l w rs in grc :t force, and never appeared E • df & Bitch., all p Lon.& N.W ... - ... French Shares are e • Lmearroze-wi e d'l . ! s ta gentle breeze-partially cloudy. mencement in ty tin w tn s There can be few persons in Loud Bk.& Oxf., gua.all,Gt. Westn. 30 -31 The last week's re c NizminsTne---wi nd i . jentle breeze-overcast. found Rome brick a it marble." So, el se guished bad" nd left - , y iplomatic appointment. These are to bet' .1r advant.ge. . . 3 tbis attra t on D • h t, ll 1 D Is taessE C ive entet tainruent o. wit ou ap, o. - 30% day ere in rorod fig C Ala BILIDGE-W i ud v ,, •, gentle breeze-overcast. ken of p • . acts th e ho have not yet , h LOl7lB have spo ar m as at reflect honour upon the new Ministry, lum w ' calk Ito trke the eerliest oppo e t itv , f Bir.Wolv. & Dad e ' TAFMOUTH-Wind s . W. gentle breeze-cloudy. might the Fourteent acts that • but al such ft - ia cour in yr. Smith invariablyt - 13- guar all pd Do. - 31. x.d '' ea lnl-oyermet. • Our Second CHARLES had a . wsll not be overlooked and forgotten h -3' a enjoying the rgreesble ever _ g Great Western , - ----ur es Do. without,all p l , Do. The returns from the tollows ee - he found and made it. people wh North-Western esa Plates indite the state of reat fire of 1666, but h e _. o lov e as well as appreciate their nationa to his audience. CE, AUGUST, 1852 n r „ Buckinghash. all p;Lon. &N.W ... "- - the wind and weather oe •l i , ..., e a like opportunity, after the g ~ literature. South-Western ' t eal morning at nine bmitted by DIT CHRISTO- GENERAL POST - orn . „,. , • vvith Clydsdale Jc 11 Caledonian 53 -55 e d in Loa) , last, annou ' ~ a p o'clock :-. neglected it. The plan su , reference to the notice iesu rl selng the E. Lin., gua. 6 per; clots to Austral' Brighton Liyames s-Wind S., calm- Partially dead num Wirers, the architect of St. Id h Paul s, wou ave Lord C 1 - OW e b • . establiehment of contract m.l pa t t .s i s l uxe/telly o s ate that, whe th le, eial the cent. all pd'Gt. Worthn. 141 - 1 50 Midland ............. cmukf a_.-Wind S.W., AM:lg b re „ e..... . y; ood city of London, in London, wiser Yas within the last few hours arrived, Cape of Good Hope, 1 ointed for makin 11 e Gloucest & Dean South-Eastern .... AR -Wind W.,•strong breeze- m e, given wide thoroughfares to the g 2d of the month (the daY aPP •, ,g up, in the Forest all pd Gt. Westm. 32% --- 5314 ° be purposes remaining for a brief' A tra'ia, Fee Csledoeian Mcreale Wind S.E., hard wind -o e , • opposed anY interval. The ab he maiis for us • .) rails on a Sun- Hartl 1. PLYMOUTH-- E tl b • - ` 7 cast. but the owners and occupiers of land Bence from Paris of her B 1 ' ri annio. ' ordi i i na y course, t losed in London on the evenin ep Dk. & S Yk.New.}. ••• - ••• North Stafford . , gen e reeze-pa t udi a si ide instead of Majesty's Ambase d , day, the mails will be c gof Railw....all pd 1 &Berve. d p oosses -Wind • s tle breeze-pa r te - 1i endY• alteration which would have made 7? a or the mornyng of the 4th f - -- 112 x. Great Northern wi n e ~ gen 7 lona , and his presence at this isso- 1 the 31, and in Plymout hon o the Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 110 6 x..d SwixD°ll- W• d S strong breeze-over c al Y. fficientler ment in London, m a 55 - 5 Lancashire and Yoe] narrow streets, and the Monarch was not su v iamb. Do. Halves., all p Do. y naturally give rise to a varlet ' P orEarv.-YestA al HOLYH E AD-. -in ~ Wind S.S. tee., strong byeeze-p ar su ll what of conjectures. d ' WANTON OUTRAGE TO ..s. R --Lay the Do. Quarts., all p Do. . ..... e , A York and North Mil DARLINGTON.... ge tle breeze-ram. 7 cloudy. arbitrary to compel .his good subjects to do f Dlr. Simon Silcock, the Carpenters' Leeds &Breit all p Midland . ..JOS I. '" ' BECAP--Wilid "" - E ll entle breeze-rain. albeit it might appear, for the moment, to trench 011 We regret to tumou ___-__---_ ._________„__. _____________________ front of the house o 11 Police-court was we t 1 . .1 13% - 14% Newcastle and Bens , t uly na., Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern- Snee r rrocx-Wind S• e g nce the death of Mrs. Sheil, Arms, opposite to Clerkenvrn_ . .. , __ yew 0 _ th 25% -- 26% Mining she-es are jured by some ill-disposed indiv!an ai, Te .. I f e pan e l s Do. Pref....all pd Do. _ their rights of property, would eventually have in- relict of the Right Hon, R. L s . • hell • ntly with a lame. Mr. Silcock Lowestoft., gua. 4 BOLTOII.-T he town a , nt at Le horn. • Which occurred on the ,havin a are .-- 20 THE MILITIA AT otice that persons desirous as creased their value, and also have made the City as 4th ins ta g g been cut PP -derable sum of mons • Norfolk whi h Y.lll the leer cent...all pd .. --- ... Consols • ... placarded last week with a n b of the n •• of diatingu• OF T THE WRECK az DocuEss OP K has recently laid out a consi uch of li g hment, e s will now Do. 6p. et., all p De. e m ers ew militia ished for its wide and open streets as it ENT STEAMER. decoration of his estab Ditto Account. -After the lapse of six or seven weeks e r In f this sh volunteering their services as m so n or before Friday last i low is for ' om th e ti me o f this have to be re-done in conrequence o d f am_e•ul outrage. Middlesbr' & Red force should apply to the overseer t turns were m ' its narrow thoroughfares and lanes l being vesse sunk, posseesion hrs at length been regained He intends Publishing the offer of a rewar or the apprehen- car, 6p. c., all p Stktn &Dar ... ..... 66 to enrol their names. On Saturday las.. re .ade confessedly inade t f h t. During the pest week the reco nties 64 66% eIiMES OF BRITISH t Bolton, 42 ; Little A qua e or t e traffic whice en- of her. Very of the sunken sion of the offender. N. & E., sp. c. all E. Cou Grea . hr dt) be reserved for mo ' .-. - ••• Bank Stock ...... .... ... of the number of volunteers, viz. , d f steavoura vessel was ou.tge re favourable tides; WEST G eunin ELECTION RIOTS.--laT o Do. 6p. et., al p De- . Bolton, 14; total, 56. The nu mber 0- --, f men require rom to find its way through th L junteers",was about f em. et any one, d n Saturday lest the renewed at an 0 tempt to lift her WE'S LOUCESTER d with being concerned in Do. F. 5 D.0.a1l pd Do. - •.. 3 nor Cent. Itedueeci 1 0)9 An the County is 5,628. The expectation of the 'vo . m our in the afternoon, try and pass from th d b the breaking of the chein fastened to the main fewer than 23 persons charge - the . r L & N,wl . Sp Ir Cont. Cone e their names, ausi 8 frustrate y late election outrages at B r idge.gate have been committed PreB t il • &WYre ' i . B ' -if i ... - ... Cent. An that they were to have 108. when they gale h found on-house to the Strand in a vehicle f d ' 3 anY e- shaft of the engin , • e from the floating vessels above. Th* is They were sent to Gloucester all psi . d &La• New 3 1 ,1 Per , and much disappointment was manifested when t ey 1 scription a ired another lift for trial by the magistrates. Do. ••• - ... p New 5 per Cent. Ann having been rep, , was made on by th 1 . • - orted by 62'policemen, ai m pd Do Hives, A, all P tie eel-Pisa* that such was not the case..-.llfanchester Guardias. ' ad be will • 4 ' lle find pain.o e that his progress accident f 1 d as was expected ; an d s e. ai _ e mai train yesterday, esc t. th - • •de d A-mg Anna. THE SCOTS GRATS.-His Ro 1 Hi ya the I can be mad e on f ghneee .. oot with more facility and in f 1 his time. The • ar ells Monday, Iv Tuesday, hich ai e , by w ic b' h the decks of the sunken vessel were s uon ' with cutlasses. The evidence taken be ore e magistrates Read., Gull ~ an ~..,w 3t e rn 25% - 26% rl 1 03S. e- that not only . was ther Reigate ... all pd D -r. , 26 India Stock ....... , ..... e tide at low water. was vele , luminous, and show d Nth 46 15 Gt. or n. 1 _ 0 1 e di a •Bonee, , . Duke of Cambridge, Inspector-General of CaVali y, made , main streets are overcrowded. The brought above the level of th Another reat d ty, but very serious injuries su e e Roy. & Hit., 6% P der I,of/0/.. inspection of the Scots Grays, tinder -the command of Lieu- traffic is too much for them. It • •f 1 t • lift will still have to be mad ,y . e b which she may be lett g . estruction of proper One policem ' Do Sh • D Ex., all De. 146 -.... as Ditto un r Account . en tamed by the police and othere. an was for • e. Consols fe is pain u o witness • of the tide, after which the s d & Goole, an dying state, and has not y e t Shf. Rth. Bfila. 15:•',. , 1 F:, , .:.elisquar tenant-COlOnel Ricketts, at Coventry and Birmingham, ' I ! the hourly conf • dry ground on the receding , • some time considered to be in a 1 6 Lan & Yks ... e 18.1 • 1 3 • ....... the llth and 12th inst, His Royal Highness expressed i .., _ Ot late yea wawa which • rs a ° ll3 e ette is the result. which fills her to the depth of between five and six feet 'll i il h made water-tight and to d ' • 1 NVI ! recovered ; others of the force were baaten with great seve- 511 -.' h 9 1 / 4 p MrAPCleall % ... • % dia. j ,0001 a *a •• . 6001 e himself perfectly satisfied with the general appearance, dis- i milts have been made by be cleared out, and she ari. ...a _ . we,- ray. :Mr. Dickenson a county magistrate, yeas a l so S. Steal's ~ alliStcktie Dar 31 ' cipline, and efficiency of that distinguished regiment. I the Corporation to yarn e d e or uodergoin dock for the purPes g the i serious , . . d assa WearVala 6 peo -- 32 31. X•d , Smell s up to the repairing ly :smutted. In addition to riot an ult, ty re of _ a. , _ ittwostra. 104 , 195 Os' Y is evil. The opening of • • Wiltatebew. ' u ~ recpusite r • spasm. 1 the Rimier§ are s cherged with IliginV l Y r o bber y' t Cent. France (0.V.) all Charl. & Erquel. all pd Demerara .41 pd Dijon & Besmncon. 2 pd Dutch Rhenish 8/. pd East Indian all pd Do. D0....201. pd Gt. Indian Penin. all p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7%1 Luxembourg _l4l. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do l l /z pd Do. (Cans 1) pd Maria Antonia 27i pd Do. New pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of Frauce,l6l.pd Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 11/. pO l Paris & Lyons 10/. pd Do. Bonds Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & Havre...all p 0 Sambre &Metuse all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4l. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders all pd West. of France 6/. pd Madra, Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 151. p Australasin 2/. pd Australian 51. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria 01l pd Brit. Austr. Gald all pd British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p Do. St. Jolt. del R. 151. Carson's pd Cobre Copper ...401. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copispo 141 pd Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Moiratain 1- 1 1nd Grd. Duch. Br den. alt p Great PolLooth r l l pd Lake Bafliurst all pd Liberty .. rll pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com 01 pd Mexi. & S. Amer 97. p New Gr.-Ipda all pd Nouveau Mouth - , all pd Port Philip ll. pd Quartz Rock r'l pd Santiago de Cuba 10 3 4 South Australian, 1 pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba 1 paid 3OXNT. Australasia all pu Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 251. pd Com. of London 291. pd Lon. & Courty 201. pd London Jt. Stk. 10i. pd Lon. & We ' 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New loi. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New r l l pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New 2% pd Union of London 101. p Union of Madrid all pd =XS Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Canada 32% pd Copper Miners of Eng land all pd Do. Pre:erence, 7% pd Crystal. Palac3 ... 5 pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...so/. 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 14 -16 7 43 P 21A, 2 dis. — 6% P 13/ g . - I%p y, , - PAp 6 1 ,4 —6% x.d 4% 8 4 5 / 3 x.d 1.% x.d x.d 8 9 - .6 - p 26% -26 K 13% .-13% 10% :: 10% Pp 55 -- 57 33' -- 34% x.d 25% -- 25% 14% -- 14% -7% .3 3 % -- 4 -• 3Y B p. Ls, 2 ' 5 / 8 3 purl), MI: BTES. par .. 11 1 p 'A "'" 'A I) 3 / 4 . p y& % % dis. 3 / 8 dis. ••• ..'.. ••• 3y & -a% -- par 4.0% -- 41% ••• ••• .".-" 3 / 8 Cl' 3. 1 / 1 %('-", p - 1 jfi p dis. 1 p % dis. 4 ; 5 y,, die, . 5 ,/s 3 A P • i 4 p 5( 1. 0 par 11 12 I y i e prr 13 - 13% 2 ,5 / 8 2 7 / 8 ya, dis. p or % p !-ty: room Ban . . 56 —57 59 61 . 14 • . i t 15% 29 18y, --A 31 -33 43 - 44% 18: —2O 38 39 46!k 47% 16; r 4; 17% 44 4.5% x.d 5 —6% 17! —lB ;CEI.,LANEOI7. 2 - )50 _ -51 5 -5% ••• - ••• 28 1 ,1, - 29% 2 - 84 - 86 35% -36 1 4 80 1 ,i -81% .ONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. ar TY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Li verpool yesterday were esti mated at from 12,000 to 141,000 bales, of which 2,000 American were taken for ea :port, and 5,000 on specula tion. The market closed f firmly—American id. to id., and Surat 1-16 d. higher as c pampered with Friday's rates. Other kinds without alters gion. The sales comprised 400 Pernem and Maranhan t at 51d. to 64-d. • 500 Egyp tian at 6d. to 80.; 600 Stoat 3/d. to 4:td.• ' and the remainder nearly all A me r i can .—l n R a il way Shares a good business was done, but prices were still declining. The rate of exchange at Ilemburgh on London was rather lower last lost day. The Amsterdam Stock- DM rket, on the 17th inst., was firm. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 641. Spanish American Securities were feebler. Portuguese in de mand, Bullion still flows in creaky from various parts. The Magdalene, with the West India mail, had 1,100,000 dollars on board, and the A retie to-day brings 336,557 dollars from New York. .l?rom the Brazils and other places further amounts are advised as coming foi ward, and especially from Aust;;.ali.a. silver is in demand for India. The extremely heavy e earance of the Funds yes terday morning, and wt . dch had been succeeded by a tone of more elasticity a t the period when we closed our report, has entirely c lisappeared this morning, and there is at present a decided return to buoyancy. How long this may last will depend mainly upon the weather, which, althou: "holding up" just now, is not settled The largo remittance yesterday from Australia, 140,00( )/,, and the excellent tenor of the advices cs to the continued yield of gold at the mines, eor Lriteract3 partially the feeling of depression that otherwi so might grow out of the con flicting reports aboat the i?otato and grain crops. Con sols have been 991 and aro since 991 for Money. The quotations for Time have been 991 and since 991 11. The New Three-and-a-gunter per Cents. are marked 1031 and the Reduced Threes par to 1008. Stock is firm at 226, and India Stock quiet at 274. Excheque.: , •lAls have been 745. to 77e premium. Mr. Mocatta, whom the Committee of Spanish Ame rican Bondholders dispatched as their Commissioner to Guyaquil (the present se r.t of the Ecuador Govern ment), wri' s rrem the place, under the Ist of last mouth, that, in consequem so of the existing troubles of the country, he had not yet I :en able to commence active prczTedings with rep, lard to the principal object of his mission. Meantime her Jilajesty's Consul had promised him his co-operation when ever the time should arrive of being available. At present there is only a Pro visionel Government und. it General Urbinr, who had convoked a National Con vention to meat on the 17th July at Guyaqui', when it is expected that at the opening of the session cecasion will be tiken is not , ce forcibly the just claims of the foreign creditors. The general business in the Foreign Stocks has been restricted, but there are large transactions iaNewbeing Gre nada Bonds, at much higher pr i ces , the 25,- to 26k, and the Deferred 12i to Active 13. The and Hender surveying party sent out by Messrs.od report as to the Fox son have retutned, and ma's© a good practicability of a ship cr,nal throup tha torritory of New Grenada, at n, comparatively small cost, es river communication &ready ex.s's a good The object is to be earned out part of the way. Ez.ador Stock has be )n a t 41 by a public company. B uenos Ayres at 71 to 72 , and Chilian 105 i, Mexi can Bonds are looking up, being 2.5 4 :A to 26. Peruvian Stock is supported at 1011. Spanish Three per Cents are done at 48i, and the Deferred are nominally 22 to Dutch Two-and -a-Half per Cents. are up to 64i 7 4 . • • The Railway Share Market has b een very l i vely, and the rise in the heavy Shares is owl to 1 to 3 per cent. Th e principal transactions have been in Great Western, South -Western , Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincol ns hi re , Lancashire and Yorkshire, and York and worth Mid land. East Indian Shares have risen, the report to be presented at the ;ature meeting being very satisfactory. French Shares are dull. The last week's reilway receipts, ascertained up to this d a y e t ro in rerld figures as rider : Great Western 1852. 185 1 . North-Western South-Western 55,092 63,698 Brighton 15, Midland 12,811 630 25,637 25,138 20,556 South-East ern Cfledonian North Stafford Great No r th ern 13,600 14,536 Lancashire and Yoirkshire York and North Midland Newcastle and Berwick Mining shc-es are very quiet, but nominally firm. QUARTEIt TO TH REE. ~.. 99A , .11. Congols 0.. •• ... tJitto Account. Sept. 8 99 OIZE eRICES or BICIT/S4l FUNDS O'CLOCK. CLOS . / i,'CI Bank Stock .....,, 226 PRICES. ! , e1 - ,:.:orit. ILoclnveci Anna. .... l.OO 3 / 8 226 3 p .Ir Cent. Consols An lOO% New 3% por Cent. Ann 3— ...,.. 9-9- 3 / 8 ::: 1 6 ri ';i i 5-16 6 1112° )- 9 Y :582 : 103 New 5 per Cent. Annvities : ,rqr, Anna. ter er,ipirc J an.lBbo ..... 6 ~, indi.3 Stock ... - ... .. I ad.i,:s Bandn,l,oal.+. • ..., • ••„ ~., ~,,,, _ 274 'Ditto under L00ni.,..‘,....,... . , ... , Coris.olB for Account •, ...... ~,,,,,40 CI 99.y 8 % -..,:.,)11111..)r Ih.ila. 1. 1 : • d. 87 p )7000/. .. 141 6001. ....... Juno 77 74 P 68 71 p Small; , . —.. 68 71 p 18'52. :IComins I Prices. Business done to-day. 2676 26 % PA 3/4 13% 7 / 8 1 184 46 1 A 47 1 / 2 . 48 —.-5......------,........----........-......,-- _,,,,,, ONE oi,t3P u is& PRICE OF FORM EN •0.N.W.. C:CLOCK: rgl c Lirnzqian 6 , :ind3, 5 per Cent 'A P Ditto Scrip -72 i Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent— 7l 72'A 1054 Cbqian Bonds 6 per Cent lOs', 4% Eqoador Bonds Grenada Bonds, 1 1 A pal! Cent. ...... 7 261 A 26 1 ,i Do. Ex Dec., Coupcns ...... 25 3 / 4 24 . /4 ii 4 Ditto, Deferred 1214, yi 13 12 1 / 2 Ys I-. .....' Lioxir 2n, 5 per Cent., 1816 — 25 Ditto, 3 per Cent......- .......... 25% 10 14 Pemvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cant lOl% 60 Ditto. Deferred, 3 per Cent 60% ..., Portugiiesa 5 per Conte.. .... Ditto, 4 Cent. . oer Rt D 9s it ia to l , -Sardinia nE 4 Bl4o no ndp s d e s r , C s e p n e tr Cent . .. s p O n it i tf t , ,_i p cc er ou f: T n t. Is 4,, lO l -4U IiCA .... Ditto, D Di i t t to io . 3 per Cent ' 95 . I N ic e c w ol D in e t ferred 4-254 4.2 ii 491 Venezuela Bonds, 3% per Cant 12 ...• Ditto Deferred BelgianD, i 4 l 4 d e p n e d r s c o n e n t t h . e .. a .. b . o . . v . ... 65 64) Dutch 2% per Cent. 12 Guild 613/476 Ditto. Account Ditto, 4 per Cent. Certificates... 98 % 96) — a -- ----=----------- LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THISnAIr_ N , 4 1) LONDO ~ AUG. 19.—Wind at noon, NAT., light ik"' and fine. WISBY, AUG, 12.—The Jason, of London, Cronstsal to Alecduff, got on shore near ohnehanin,_h inst. 1 OW FALMOUTH, AUG. 18.—Wind variable both, Rio G. BELFAST, rande AUG. 17.—Wind W'.--A.rrd. SongSP"' ftichibucto. The Endeavour smack, of Port bladoo, the a Clyde to Calais, which has p ut into Dorogha f dfi 6 ter Leing on shore, will be eW.Sxamined. DEAL, AUG. 18.—Wind .W.—Acrd. Vial,, Cape of Good Hone; Ann Mi lne, Madras; Maritiog North Amulet:, 2ut back, James Berm s s $s LIVERPOOL AUG. 18.—Wind W.N.W.--Ale-' - lis ' Now 'Orleans; Anna Mooka, 'St. Stepbesß; b A li c f l i e i k c e s s ' s , ; P A ic r t o o t t i i o ; , HNeerwo,YAo York, ab ; Woodland d Aiiaa,l - {,wfoundland. titd. City of London, l'ort 1134' Bombay; Sarah Hori:fel, 7.AtifiricAav:GusiP:e:lsu'll;# F o r ; i k i s ; (I Cornelia,h ce nl x d , itt l New ; AOmrleeraAsa;, Great' rr_irl o co Edward's Island, Off po't' Qui-.on!„l`l74.°‘vvVr ;Icl, Do iL h nsmoirrir, AUG. 18.— Wind S. to 17 •''' TT h. t * T — ov il; , Queneu i E q ueotxl3.ll, Cow Ps and i...0,---tri ~, ali The Levee ' Castle, for Southampton, got in coin the Arden Montreal; Henri: . Capie. from Sunderland; the latter lost b y T ot sprit, &C. The John Beynon bri„o, Mddles°rhgarrise Alexandria Wes in contc3t with a Norwegian ~-,, t o from wife Norway to Bristol; the roaster of the latter and B Missing, supposed to have been lost ovsroar . d ob og EL3IULLET, AUG. 18.--The derelict brig vib' t 3 00 at la o t n e s l , y A to m w e e r d ic i a n n to b th u e i!t l , sland of Inniskeat i 6 °f. bout Vi h eals. Her stein and abPulllwaraernkislYarenecwa'rraied laleally, 0.1 ::::::: only a few feet of her mists standing. and sailed t . 0 16. Afeuraff.l,lBm.T-LlWrgieS.W.--Arrd. rililly -4111 A- 14 MARKET NEWS,--(THIS D A NEWCATEI AZT D ZMlLDSlglifj"° ll " pet , moderate business is doing , at lull pri ces. b, 41 f m2s4d to M 3s 6d; utton 2s 8d t 2 s 6d to 35 6'.'o 4s Od; ai°, :r n et to 53; Veal, 2s 8d to 3s 10d; Pork , 81bs by the carcase. 11417 riTAIZZETS. , Q to 41 4 " SMITHFIELD.—OId Meadow Hay, 31 as - A1 03 0 New ditto, 21 15s to 31 15s; Old COW,' ./143 5103; Now ditto, 3110 s to 4110?; and Straw, 1/8 3 t° i d. per load. A moderate supply, and a aluggishilgina4v/ 50 UUMBERLAND.— New ditt 1 Old Meadow Hay, o, 2 163 to 31Old Clover, ~ ni to 51 1 Os; New ditto 3/ 103 to 41 103; and Stray ( ' " ',IA 1 15.; per load. Supply moderate, and trade ratherdro ___ e raTEcHAPEL.—OId Meadow' Hay, 31 80 t° , 1 I. 5 8; New ditto, 2/ 15s to 3/ 14s; Old Clover, 414 s .7 0 1 /10 New ditto, 3/ 12s to 4/ 12s; and Straw, 1 1 " 31 105 to 4l 03 to per load. Trade rather du11..- CORN AVE S. COO GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES RA OF SE TSIT ~..r ns o f tb. per Imperial For the Week ended Ang. 12, 1852, made up f ro m the 1 17: 0 d WA* Quarter. Inspectors in the different Cities a nd Towns in Enghin cgs. 1318 Ala 1 WHEAT. ' BAR LEY. 1 OATS. RYE. I „ Id PRICE .. 39s 7d 275 sel 198 Eid I 1 305 3d 3 00 ' DUTIES ON FOREIGN CONIC i T EAS* WHEAT. 1 BARLEY , I OATS. I BEE. I ISBANS. 15 0 , 1 Is Od I is Od Is Od Is Od Ils 04 ..,. .... •firEE.m . QUANTITIES OF GRAIN SOLD LAS , . ,' 76 . )30 0 Wheat, 96,70 9 ; Bar le y , 1,765; Oats, 12,233; fly e , 2, 170 ; Peas, 299 quarters. YORK AtTGCST MEETINO. (THIS DAY.) ( BY ELECTRIC TBLEGR-APIL) THE GREAT EBOR lIANDICAP. Adine ... Lady Amyott $ tjbtrb VVittoni, The Prince of Wales Stakes. The Queen Young Beverlac. ...• ••• ••• The Eglinton Stakes• Exe.?,t Mt“.dstone 1 ____ ________=- -----7- -- ---• -ri AY , ') SHERIFFS' COURT.—(THIS (Before Mr. WILLIAM BURCHELL.) TOWNSEND V. CHANDLER. 0 f 7.L This was an action br ou g ht to recover the burn 10s., for goods sold and delivered. I , A d Evidence was adduced to prove that defendant , delivery ordered a quantity of stone, which was duly For the defence it was contended that there had b t ;. c e ii j• contract for barter; plaintiff t o su pp ly steno and d e lies ant to return timber, therefor e that no action would.oofor goods sold, but that it ought to be for breach 0 oiti j tract in non•delivery of the timber, and cases wer e ,. ',osi to support this proposition; but the plaintiff 0 205 ' t i : Lively denied that there had been any such contr,,ther The UNDER-SHERIFF left it to the jury to eni vv " o uii there was evidence of the contre3t; if so plaiutiff, bad not bc e n ordered recover i g n aav t n h ed i as delivered, rc o et f d; a o c rt t h i t o ehia n e , ab b me u ot was s f t . t the 1 tilled ° c c l ; 1 0 0 verdict. The jury This was an actionwaiGtuoTrevc.ovßeUrStShEeasu. ni 0 f 5t 53 . 0 0 0 promissoryperendant "' p e le . aded that he did not make tbe ill ; that it hid not been endorsed to the plaintiff, 011141.t a "i r i ; that he had rid the mount, but be did not " V ' ' r l b° maintlin either plea, and a verdict 'we s g ive° amount. Ur Jot' The_ Sh • pla'atiff'e attorney now applied to the 1 1- f o at _ Fun for a certificate for costs, as plainti g ' lr , Le T ice Apr, and defendant in Somers -town. ,i n ') he UNDEn•SHERIFF askcd whether the four.- p,a---1,1 no opnortunity to bring his action in the CeuntY ' hoe Plaintiff's attorney said that plaintiff fn,righ,t) .fiel taken proceedings in the County Court of, Ju l "; r est but the plaintiff must have come up to Lennon ai expense. theA . n i e c anl' Th e U N DER-SHERIFF said that, und er stances, he would grant the certificate. i r .) -n CRIMINAL COURT.--(THIS -1-''" OLD COURT. „ ii o9.) (E-,sfore Mr. Justice EnLE and Mr. Justice Ti0,0,",i, CHARGE AGAINST LORD FRANIC.FOP;.:O ia Mr. BODKIN, who was retained for the prosecatl'fi an the case against Lord Frankfort, said he u nder sl°( ,: - the application had been made by the accused to relir / b ", t as indictment by certiorari to the Queen's Benne% 1 1 3 to the fiat had not yet been issued, he was s e :‘„ .° • red know if the attendance of witnesses would be ''' lll i today. #. of l' °r " Mr. BALLANTINE sr ; d it was the intee'°° Franlzfert to premed with the certiorari.,, case to. say Mr. Justice TALFOURD knew enough o ',: e b re e ri otila ne t that the further attendance of witne sses m - bo required. gi IabOUNT, was Mactin White, aged 63, described e s wou nding A n° indicted for feloniously cutting avid Hurley, with intent to murder her. Bodkin Mr. Gifford prosecuted, and Iltr. the defend. li%:ng with Ann Hurley deposed that she had condo , ' tc ci been tbs. the plisoner about twelve months She b at t time 5 at event happened. During a portion of the ° she we been in s3rvice. While in service the last tim. for sots e on the Sth of June to see him, to get a tick;_ A O clothes, and he : found him in a public-bons-13.0;e be chirskinn• with him at this and another Pub' le- ;,,,. tbs t asked her to go home and make his bed, obse”r.b 'VO he would not detain her more than held, o 11 °. 11 ,1t. — Os was about a quarter-past ton o'ciczk a; 11 ;i he r sbe going into his room he lc eked the door, faL d to ,be t hen should not go home until the niorn;ng• ° in el ° we nt to bed, and between two a nd three 4 her• morning he put h' 1 head across her fe,:e and h'"',4 00 Witness saw thai he he I a razor in bis hend, a ci, 0 I cried out, " Oh, don't murder mc." Ile "P ile 0 Ells shall servo you out now," and then cut her first ° Ot her left side of the chin end cheek, end thee °ll the e' l° ' side. She endeavoured to profs ,i; herself wi th her„ Oh, e a c v e e iv d c e d ent tc cuts upon it. Witness exclaimed, . 0 oe g murdered ya7-o.du hr when shefor me at le— " He said, " You r" a ts, jumpedendu p, w e r n i 1 catudt theto There was n stars into the en d tow — her to the hospitrl, where she bad remained ever r ot when she leit hier, ot s h tzt, A policeman saw her , ~,e. Lneflrictelderrttrieerdeol, Cross-examined by the Per 7tter 10 1 I am a 013 14 „ with prisoner's IL" DODYIN — What the oen' woman but my husband hes left me ' who react happened I was living with a Mrs. Edge , hot keeps a brothel The prisoner had bean drinking knew what he wr 3 about. Jerne3 Buc h a nan, police ser g ea n t, said at three 0,110,12a1c heard cl.es of " police „„, g , i 'n the morning h© d _bleeding. On be r.'n to the spot and saw the wum„ called out going to t° li ; ' c"ovatriilnrgdeoru'''t with ci!:'9' and out ho ma d e n o answer, and he then broke fo ol nrisoner's room he toJn it f.4st. He °poll tho door. The prisoner wes lying . on , t , h l e d b id edge t ed t gx o ho a woend in Oa° throe. He said done for me." Witness found a rezor.lo2,l3the 7. 0 ° 0 11 , 1 : 1 , 1 0 3 , 1 5 c rit r 799 bent in the handle and cover ed w' blood. Jo h a nna Macaulay, residing in Devonsbirelfg; ri3rriosctudewr, iia_rdlysihneolievemdonwin. tae g same bonse with 'T oon she heexa 0°