The Sun. — London, England, 1852-05-25 00:00:00

Ri a Ei 1 Drwqoau. ye. 1 . - e r-'7 - THE SUN ) LONDON ) TUESDAY EVENING-, l i S ness done MALY Cent. F - rance (0.V.) % al l 8 2 5 2 2 ._ ________ . ______ L ei,s____________ 2_ ,- _ ••-- -- --- - --- . -- - Ch D ar o o l . . 1.20/. p i d your • increased prosperity.-(Hear, hear-) I believe, my I 1.1 E R II AJ . E s y r Y ' s TaEA T R E. no case " a matter of necessity." He would prefer world knows sufficiently well by this time. It is Demerara ......... all pd ll . ° .. liE - : Lord S, that lam correct in saying that with all the prospe- 1 GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. it himself, but the country might think otherwise ; notorious-this fact-not only in Mayfair, but THE SHA___ ._ RE MAI - t,K___E ß T us.____ _________ all pd 13 - Extraordinary Combination of Talent. N . :mi .. " ritX of the country now-with all that diminution of the price i DRITISIC RAIZ:WATS. Mesdames Sofie Craven!, D'Angri, and De la Grange. nay-if it would yield any sort of satisfaction to the throughout a considerable part of Christendom. A of food, and with the consequent diminution of the relief re- i Dona Pepita Oliva. -________ advocates of the existing system-he was ready can- fantastic crotchet ? Why the - system of the Ballot qu ired for those paupers, your expenses in the present year ' Signori Calzolari, Gardone F. Lablache, and Lablache. -- Ivo the maintenance of the poor will exceed in money amount On THURSDAY next, May 27, didly to acknowledge that from everything he had has been known tolerably well for some Railways. Nominal Prices. ' to-day. that which was required for the years 1845 and 1846.- win be presented Bellini's celebrated Opera, heard or learned, his opinion was that there cer- years past in every club-house in Pall-mall -_______-- i (Hear.) Now, I will not take the exceptionable year of 1818. NORMA. ..I will not admit that the increase of your prosperity was _ ' t • a °roves°, Signor talnly would not be that extensive majority without and Piccadilly. A perilous experiment ? Then Aberdeen Norma, madne. sae Cruveni • Adaigisa, Madne. Feller ; PolliO, . . _ si g nor Gardonl ; Flavio, Signor Mercurial , an June " . ' Amb Not. Bost. &E. East Indian owing to free trade, nor will I admit that since 1848 the Susinl. which, he stated to the House, it would not is every frequenter of BELLAMY'S to be designated as 18 1. pd 4% - 8% pd 6% -7% amount of pauperism has been gradually diminishing. I see After which the new Ballet Divertissement, entitled in the return that has been put into my hands when I entered LA FETE DES ROSIERES. . be advisable to impose anew the abrogated laws of a d ange rous experimentalist. The folly and incon- Bir., Wolv., and Stour • Gt. Indian Penin. all p 1 _ Aneermi, Lamo- Do a Leper, Valle all pd. 10U - 10% . D0....4% pd 7 / the House this evening that there is a large sum required for Byliatllle. Carolina Rosati, Madlles. Ros , ~ ,„.._,,,,,_. protection. Surely, a memorable declaration ! and sistency of the arguments (supposing they can be . y "' - " workhouses' accommodation-for building new renx ; elm Di Mattis, Gouriet, Venafra, ana?"•_n_q i n uffe, Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pd.. 8 - increasing To be followed by Grecco's celebratea °pc one which must materially influence the course to be dignified with the name) brought forward by late 33/. 65.8 d., 26/. pd. 11 - 10% d. Louv. ala Sambre 71A . • - IA workhouses and increasing the size of the old ones. Now, that LA PROVA. D'UN OPERA SIER . .. - 1 I• G Ditto Chest & Birk. Luxembourg _l3/. pd 4 1 / - fact does not look like a symptom of increasing prosperity. But Corilla, Madame De LA Grange; Federico, Siiin a o ic i i i ac C h alZ e. oar , ul- pursued by the different constituencies! By its ut- the opponents of the Ballot, have been already , • , , Do. (Railway) 10L d 4 P 3% - even admitting, for the sake of argument, that pauper's • m letto, Signor F. Lablache ; Campenore, gno • Si en t r in which Dona Pepita terance, the Earl of DERBY has warned the agricul- too frequently exposed to require at this 504 & 25/. Cons., all pd. 1e % - 18% Ditt di t 17 1 / d. o, t o -•-•• • Do. has diminished, is it, I ask, a proof of prosperity, when we To which will be added a Divertissem . 1 /. pd % _ know that the bone and sinew of the country is emigrating Oliva will appear. Finale from Rossini's Opera La Cene- m detal Brist. & Exet. 1004 cl. turists that their hopes are illusive, and that although oment their ied repetition. We might , P 95 -97 Do. (Canal) 2t. d 3 1 1 A - by hundreds of thousands to seek for better means of emp y . to - With the grand Rondo and Caledonian ... 50/. pd. 19% - 19% 19 % Maria Antonia 27i pd 8 - he deeply regrets the circumstance himself, and sin- content ourselves with referring in this matter , Do. New e. D'An • rentola, b Madll gri I 1 h 11 d Chest. &I o y . a p . 20 -21 8% pd ... _ ment elsewhere ?-(Hear, hear.) Has this system of emi- To y conclude with a selection from the admired Ballet, gration that has been going on for the last few years no effect LA SYLPLUDE. cerely condoles with them in their predicament, they to the remarks to which we hare repeatedly given Dub. & Belf.Jet.'4sl pd. 14 -13 d. 31% Namur & Liege all pd 6% on the pauperism of the country ? We are told that there La Sylphide, Madlle. Regina Fo i rl s e sL eames, M. Mathieu • Manes. ' must make up their minds to endure Dundlk & Ennis. all pd. the fiery utterance, or to the annual speeches of the Hon. ' ••• - ••• North. of France,l6Lpd, 23 : has been a reduction in the present year of 17,000 paupers in Rosa, Esper, Lamoreux, le a tri , s n and Tickets to be d Dundee,Perth, & Aber ma eat the opera ordeal of competition, not for a while, but Member for Bristol, many of them speeches of mas- deen June. ... all pd. 6 - 7 Do. 20/. 3p. c. Bds, all p' 13% - Orleans & Bor 11/. pd 4 1 / 4 - England. Now, at the expense of the different parishes Application. tor Boxes, a ! II yrnareet. alone, there has been 2,000 emigrants from England in the Box-office, Colonnade , in perpetuity, to bid farewell to the , terly lucidity, and sufficient alone to carry con- Ditto, New ... all pd ..,.. Paris & Lyons ...6/. pd 414 - course of the present year. And that fact takes no accotint IT A L lAN OPERA, joya. of monopoly, "it may be for years viction to the mind of the unprejudiced. Upon one East Anglian (251. L. & Paris & Orleans all pd 45 - of the amount of voluntary emigration, which from England R oyAL COVENT GARDEN. E. and L. & D.) all pd. 41A -4% 4% Paris & Rouen ...all pd 29% - and Irelaad together amounted in the course of last year to First appeal ance of Madlle. Angiolina Bosio. aed it niay be for ever," like that memorable early point of the discussion of last evening, however, it is Do (IBL E.& H.)all pd. 2% -3% Paris & Stras. ...all pd el% - 500,000 or 600,000. Why, the poorer classes have been emi- GRA...ND EXTRA NIuHT. riser, the lover of KATHLEEN ltravourneen. There impossible to remain silent, and that is the very ex- e s 20/. pd. 83/ •-• 9 East.Counti ... 4 8% Rouen & Havre...all pd 11 - grating from the country by wholesale. On THURSDAY next, Eastern Union, class A, Sambre &Meuse all pd 5 . Earl GREY-The number is 335,000. WM be presented the first act of is little doubt that the country party will find this traordinary but, unhappily, by no means isolated in- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 6- 6% St. Andrew's & Qaebec NORMA. The Earl of DERBY-I perceive that the Noble Earl is a more than usually bitter pill to swallow-a bolus, consistency of the Hon. Gentleman the Member for Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ..,.. (A) 4/. pd ... - Norm a, Madame Grisi ; Adalgisa, Madlle. nertrandi ; Cioulde, Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 4% -4% 4% Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 5% - right in saying so. I find it difficult to ascertain exactly Madlle. Cotti ; Droves°, Herr Formes; Ferree, Signor Sold! • Pollio t 'th t th t . Icl . . , 00, wi ou e cus ornery gi ing of false-pro- Reading, who, while protesting, as he did"yesterday, what the precise amount of the Irish emigration is, because signor Tamberlik. East Lancashire, all pd 167 A -17 % 16 y e West Flanders...B% pd 3 - there is included in the returns, from Liverpool for instance, To conclude with Rossini's favourite Opera, mise. But, then, there is the glimpse of some vague against a measure like the Corrupt Practices at Do. New Quar., all pd „, _ ... West. of France 6/. pd 1% • a large number of the Irish, which is set down as Engli-h IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. E. & W. India Docks boon in perspective. "There be pippins and cheese Elections Bill on the plea that it was altogether in- B . DUB emigration. But 33 5,000 of the poorest classes leaving the A itosini, Madlle. Angiolina Bosio ; Bertha, Madlle. Cotti ; Count and tr. June., all pd 55 -60 Agua Fria all pd % • hat there has been lmay . iva, Signor Maxio ; Bartolo, Signor Tagliafico ; Basilic), Signor to follow." The indefinite manner in which the adequate as a means of morally purifying the various E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p „., - ... country in one year, it naturally follows t Anglo-Californian, all p % - caused Marini ; Forello,afgno r Soldi ; Figaro, Si g nor Ronconi. such a diminution of the people of these dominions, , leader of the agriculturists endeavours to allay the constituencies, could, nevertheless, vote against the Edinb. & Glas., 50/. pd 31 -32 Asturian 151. p ... - w Commence at Eight o'clock. by emigration and famine, as it is awful to contemplate. e Composer - rector of the Music and Conductor, Mr. Costa. Edin.,Per.& Dun. 25/. p 5 - 6 5 Australasian 2/. pd 3 % - de at all that Tickeu 1 ' . ha" th "gUlah of his supporters seema to be on the principle proposition of the Ballot, as he actually did vote deny, therefore, that it is owing to free tra for t a Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be or e Glas. & S.-West., 100/ p • ••• - ••• Australian 5L pd % - ount of there should be such a diminution in the total am Night or Season), at the Box-office of the Theatre, which is open of the old nursery temptation -" Open your mouth and when it was introduced, according to custom, Great Northern, all pd 19 Y e - 20% 20 Austr. Freehold all pd i l % - pauperism in this country. I did not intepd to be taken from Eleven till Fl ' I k • and of the principal librarians and veocoe , 11 6 - 6 Do.Halvs. A Stk., a p % 6% nof the coun- eiusicsellers. shut your eyes, and see what GOD will send you!" by the Honourable HENRY BERKELEY. Remem- Ave Maria all pdl % . into any discussion upon the general conditiom in it. All I It remains to be seen how far the Protectionists still bering this circumstance, we cannot marvel Gt. S. &W. Ireld., Do. do. B Stock, all pd 15 - 15% Blaenarvon I. &C. all p ... - try as estimated by the amount of paup e er l that certain B ATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- ell P 38% - 39% Brit. Austr. Gold all pd % - desire to say is this. While I do Y n auction of free trade DROME, have confidence in the so-called champions of Pro- at the acerbity with which the Member for Finsbury Great Westn., 100/. pd 91 - 91% 91% Vie/ a British Iron 13/. 15s. p ... • classes have largely gained by the ip 0 tr d considerably by h Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, - tection whose first act, on obtaining power, is the immediately turned upon Mr. STANFORD, charging Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd 80 -82 Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 1% - -while I believe that they have game fon -' - t a Will OPEN for the Season, on WHIT-MONDAY, May 31st, 18aS, - , . Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd '9 10 - P Plu Do. Coca. & CM. all p ... - f some of the articles o c sumption im greater cheapness o When an ASCENT will be made in the Royal Hippodrome abandonment of their long-fading vision of revived him with impertinence and arrogance, as well as Lanc. & York., 100/. pd 71% - 71% 71% 71 Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. ... - ported-I believe that, in regard . to 1 t he same o eratio e P no. Balloon, by a celebrated Aeronaut. Do. Quarters ...all pd , - •.• Carson's Creek all pd: par - that system, that this good e : e , o ae unmitigated Mr. 8., in announcing his Second Saason, and gratefully remem- monopoly. It remains to be seen whether they with inconsistency. It matters very little whether ' e 1d * * Do., 1 ifths 14 . p 6% -6% dis. Cobre Copper ...401. pdl ... • has Pr a heavily upon a bering the liberal patronage bestowed upon past performances, begs good, but that it h will consent to oen once more the mouths compelled the Honourable Gentleman is, or is not, Do. W. Rid. Un 11 1 /0 4N -4% dil3 community, and , leave to state that he has spared neither paias nor expense in select- p Colonial Gold 1/ pd' par - large portion of t. ° • . pon your . - h' lf ' 7 . ird - • Leeds :Northern, a p 16% - 16% 16% ye Copiapo ethbtA ti ts from the principal Continental and Foreign o f late to swallow so much bitterness, and to shut as he unse prophecies, kicked out of 14/pd .„ . (r. ere an oppressive burden. me e es r 5 colonial countrymen with a s k d d Amphitheatres, to realise the spixit-stirring scenes and exciting con- Liv.Crsby & Sthpt.l7ip ••• - ~, Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p 1 • Noble Lords opposite have as e what is the policy which tests of the Curiculum, for which the Romans were so famons; and boron h of Re • the eyes which have so long looked only upon the the g ...riding at the next general Lond. & Blackw., all pd 7T A _ 8% General all pd ... • t intend to ursue? lebrated e P Do they intend to ensure a perfect production of the various scenes, the ce . darkness of an unrevealed policy-a policy pain- election by his present constituents. But if the L°o.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104% - 105% 105 104% 105% Gold Mountain all pd 3A, . the present Gove rnmen t h 1 • the Parisian Ilippoirome, has been en t e ate blr R. Peel, or not ? Now, Henri Francon!, founder of Lon. S, N.West.,lool. p 122% - 123% 122% 123 Great Polgooth all pd 14 - i to reverse the policy o dof Trained full indis inct nd h t , a t erefore distractingly incom- course pursued b the dy stated, I think er h a p e g aged, under whose superintendence l the numerous Stu ed ed y y ... electors in so doing be expia- I have alrea , very distinctly-p Do. Quarters... 22/. pd 5% _5% p Lake Bathurst all pd % • hants, &c., will be intr uc distinctly than discreet-that I had no intention to ilorses Ponies, Stags, Ostriches, Eep more fern time to time, forming the mos p t com lete tout ensemble of prehensible. tory either of the Honourable Gentleman's flippancy Do. Fifths 12/. pd 3% - 4 p Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz reverse t h e policy of the late Sir R. Peel, understanding Antique Pastimes ever witnessed in England. The occasion selected by the Earl of DERBY, of last evening, or of his inconsistent antagonism Do. 101.,M &B (c) 1 / 1 3 2 -2% p Crushing Com..all pd ... • ty that the policy which prevailed from 1842 to the period A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. S V 100/ 92 Lon. &.4 est. •p 92 - % 92% 92 % Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p ... • of 1846. I have no design to reverse the policy of the late Admission-Reserved Seats, 3s. ; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, COY thi3 formel s and final abandonment of protection to vote hY haliot, we can promise him that some, at Do, New 50L, 42% pd 4% - 334 dis. New Granada ...all pd ••• • si r H. Peel, as evinced in 1846 by the reduction of duties is.; Third ditto, 6d. was that of the second reading last night of the Bill least, of the Liberals of this island will look Do. New 40 . / 34/. pd 3% -2% dis. Nouveau Monde, all pd 'Adis. • up o u importation of foreign corn. I should desire-and 1 ROYAL MARIONETTE THEAIRE, Ln & Lnniskil all pd 111 - 121 Port Philip concur with my Right Honourable Friend the Chancellor of for the income-tax renewal. Accordin tth 1 - goeca ou on not altogether with indifference. Acknowled • ° . ' A ii 1/. pd , par • ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. ging m an . R ux . & Mat. all p 2% -2% Quartz Rock all pd % the Exchequer in the belief-that a moderate duty on the THIS EVENG, and every evening daring the week, lations made by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER that yesterday was probably the last time he should Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p1 32 % - 33% 32% % ' Santiago de Cuba 10% 9 . importation of foreign corn would not cause any appreciable A new Characteristic Address, by the Manager. Do. Manch. &Lincoln! South Australian, 1 d . P .. • amount of increase to the consumer, and yet would be for the After which a new Piece, entitled THE HAPPY MANAGER. A have an o ortun• in his financial statement, it appeared that even in the PP ity of ever addressing the House, Union 41.23. pd 3 -2% dis. Tin Croft nountry at large the cheapest and the most effectual mode of Dramatic Diffealty. In one act. Mr STANFOR event of this unpopular tax being retained for another • D had the incomparable delicacy to de- Midland 100/. pd 68% - 68% 68 67% 68 7/. pd 11 • called THE United Mexican all pd 2% • giving relief to the classes that are suffering in consequence To be followed by a new and ori g ina ß l re S t r e l ra esq . ne, veer, the surplus would only be 450,000/. It was, clare by one sweeping easertion, that inwardly Do. Bir. & n -erby 1001. 35 -37 36 West Mariposa...all pd ei of the abolition of such duty.-(Hear, hear). I repeat " T IR o IT n 4 ernde PU 7 it- alln; o n r iir T e h l e A e r w cadi n ve nn rsion of the Grand Eastern - the Mernb Md. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47%! ... - ... • again that the question whether that alternative shall be spececo,e ot Al v ADDial - , or,The Wonderfal Lamp, produced with therefore, decided by the members of the Cabinet - ers valued Parliamentary purity 80 N eweas . & Carl. all pd . - ... zoiNT-sTeei adopted is one upon which the countey must decide. 1 all the vast resources of this small establishment. • little tha ' k that in the present confused state of parties, and in t they regarded the man as an .. Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ••• - ... Australasia nil pd 46% Brit. Nth. Amer. all d p 55 am glad to give such satisfaction to the Noble Lords oppo- Doors open at Half-past Seven, and commence at a Eight o cloc . Newmarket all pd 11 - 11% 11% Colonial ......... 2 51. pd 12 1 ,f, site by what they call an important declaration made by A Morning Performance To-Morrow e s il ie l S h a r t ee ard e L ek. next. Doors the unsettled position of the Legislature, ass who boldly enunciated his sentiments. There Newport, Abergaven., Com. of Londo n 20/. pd 25 me, which was neither more nor less than to say in my be- open e a re t Er sl at Two, d , b an rodared sev en er n al New Pieces, which are now the income-tax oug ht to be renewe d once was wit in the ridiculously apt rejoinder of Mr. and Hereford _lO/ pd, ay,, -3% dia. Lon. & County 20/. pd ... lief that the result of the approaching election will not be in active w rehearsaL Y ‘ a P more for twelve months, even though they WARLET, who inquired " Had the Honourable N .. ewry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2% London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18 such as will enable me to propose the re-imposition of a duty Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Box-office of the Norfolk lOO/. pd 32 -34 Lon. & ' IN estm. 20/. pd 28% upon foreign corn-that it will not give me such a majority rhent-e, and of all the prindpal Librarians. are solicitous to relieve the country from a Member been speaking hi 3 sentimenta ?" and, on re- Do. New 20/. S. 15/. 0d• le 10% - 1 % Is. Nat. Prem. Eng. 35/. d P ... without whick I have previously declared I would not pro- --------- ______---e -burthen so very generally obnoxious. Debarred as cei 'sing an answer in the affirmative, or as North. Coun. Un. %pd 3% - 3 dis. Do. New ...... 10/. d pose the repeal of the present law. When the Noble Mar- HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. KEELE North British _251. pd 7% - 7Ys 7% X Nat. of Ir le ... e1and...22% p 17% quis opposite says that I have abandoned all wish or inten- THIS EVENING, they are from making at this juncture any changes, Y says, with that imperturable face of North D 11/ A evon ... .p- 7ee- 7% dis. Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 34 tion to make such a proposition, I must take the liberty of Will be produced Donizetti's Opera, entitled either fiscal or financial, the Ministry feel tlaemselyes his, "in the firmament," exclaimeu " Then what North Stafford. 17% p cn _ 6 :y s dis. ii Prov. of Irelan - saying that the Noble Marquis has gone one step too far.- LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. d 2al pd. 44% North-Western 19/. pd ..,.. (Hear, hear.) I have said that I will not submit the pro- Lucia, G al ad e a n m i !De ar ia e Gra s uge tr A j ti i c e i r a, M i a ai a am 'ed d i n ) l e t a r Si Ecl e gart, i p 'm elled to act thus in reference to the i n comestax, are you ?" addressing himself directly to Mr. STAN- Do. New N. & S.-W. June. 6/. p 1% - 2 p, ......... all pd 16% Car I ; e,gn r S Union of Austral. all pd 42 position without a fair majority. I have intimated that we f s l i i iii i r Enrico, Signor Ferletti l . gun even while avowing their regret at what they call the FORD. It was with this ludicrous incident that the Oxford, Worcester, & are not likely to have such a majority, as far as I can Between the acts a selection from the revived admired Ballet, necessity of its re-imposition. Schedule D, we can- debate last ev ' Wolverhampton 101 • ening on the Corrupt Practices at Elea- . , n 19% -20 x.n 19 7 A % az Union of Do. New ...... 2% pe 3 judge from present appearances. But if the sense of the entitled Scottish Central 20/. p 16% -17 1634 London 10/. pl 5 Union of Madrid all 0 people be different from what I anticipate, then I hold LA SYLPHIDE. not but think, might, w ithout much diffi cu l ty, have dons Bill was brought to a close, the measure being s c •la ardld 2 - 1 ottis 1 ~ a• pd 11% - 11% 11% X 11 ... to my former opinion, namely, that there is no ether La Sylphide, Madlle. Regina Forle; James, M. Mathieu ; Madlles. been relinquished, or at least considerably modified. passed through its final stage without a division. In Do. :New all pd ••• _ ••• MISCEL3 mode in dealing with the finances of the country Rosa, Esper, Lamorettx, Allegrini, &c. Shrew. & Bir. A all od 7is Austral. Roy. M 1 2 al , p 2 To conclude with the new Spanish Ballet Divertissement, entitled The Cabinet considered otherwise, h owever , an d lieu of the Ballot, the country mus perforce, for the ' - •se - 714 Can so' advantageous for providing for the exigencies of the Do. B UN BAILLE DE CANDIL, all pd 5% -5% ada ......... 32% pd 48 country as that which I have so often enunciated. in which Mdlle. Guy Stephan, Mdlles. Rosa, Esper, Allegrini, La- hence we are compelled by the force of circumstances time being, accept it with thankfulness : but it is Shrew. & Her. Old 8/. p 3 % _ 3 di e . Eastern steam... 23. pd ... Bat, my Lords, the Noble Earl said (addressing me), e Hay_ moureux,M. Di Mettle, and M. 3lathieu will appear. , tO witness the re-introduction of the old Bill in its en- earnestly to be hoped, that upon the occasion of the Shrewsbu. and Chester n Ge . Strn. Nay. 14/. pd 28% inng abandoned all idea of at any time re-imposingla duty on Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Bo - (Nor • .W. Min.) all pd 15 -16 Gen. Screw Steam Ship corn, will you not go a step farther, and declare you will office, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. tirety-the ParmEaMtensTEß acknowledging, never- ensuing appeal to the country by Ministers, more Do. Halves all /), 7% _ 8 ping Company...so/. p ... do nothing whatever for the purpose of what some Noble Lords please to call ' tampering ' with the existing system ? " ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. theless, while he Proposed the reimposition of the tax, regard than has hitherto been shown will be paid by Do. Oswestry...all pd 11 -12 11% THIS EVENING, SbrOp. Union _6l/ pd 3% -2% Penin. & Or. St. all pd 82% Now, my Lords, if the Noble Earl means to ask me whether, that he still looked f°rward to its eventual removal. the Liberal possessors of the franchise throughout the D A B * 2 d. win be performed Bellini's Opera, 0. „C, & D fully Do. Do. _l5/. pd 34% as Minister-if lam unable to afford relief to the suffering 1 PURITANI. Thereupon the Duke of N EWCASTLE rose, no t merely kingdom to the sentiments entertained in regard to pd. up at per cent. ... ... - ... Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 77% agricultural intere•st one way (in the way in which I be- Elvin, Madame Grisi ; Henrietta, Madlle. Cotti ; Georgio, Signer , South Devon all pd 18% - 19% Universal Emigration lieve it can be most advantageously afforded), I can, there- Marini ; Bruno, Signor Soldi ; Vatton, Signor Poloninl ; Riecardo, CO dial assent to he osed mea- the liallot b announce his cor t prop y the fortunate candidates returned by South-Eastern 30/. pd 20 5 /e - 20% 20 % and Colonization. 2/. P ... fore propose to abandon them altogether, and seek no other Signor Ronconi ; Arturo, Signor Mario. sure, but, in c onsideration of the eery great uncer- them to the Lower House of Parliament. South Wales all pd 33% -34 ..-_____. mode of relieving them-my Lords, not only have I not said Composer, Director of Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. tainty attached to the future, to remind the House, South Yorkshire an. MONEY and COM that, not only will I not say that, but it is the very oppo- - site of what I have said, and which I will repeat now. I - and through the House to call to the recollection of LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.) D .1 • Ye P THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. o. Do. 5/. pd ••• - ••• C l i declare, whatever may be the consequence as to the sup- LONDON, Mr. B, Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompton. the country the precise bearing of this tax upon the MAT 25.-Wind at noon N. to N.E., light Stirl. & Dunferrn. all p ••• _ ••• The sales of Cotton at Li port or opposition of Right Honourable Gentlemen or Noble THIS EVENING, . . . . policy in which it originated. It was as an epi- • . brecz, and cloudy.-The Vesta, of Sunderland, arrived Stock. & Har.l6/28.3d. • • - .•• mated at 7,000 bales, of i Lords, here or elsewhere, that it is the purpose of the Go- will be performed an entirely new comic Drama, entitled MIND . • • th ' in e river 22d instant, leaky, from being in contact Taff Vale 126/. pd 1 . 55 - 157 taken for export, and 500 . vernment to seek to afford a just and equitable relief to YOUR OWN BUSINESS, by Mem,. B. Webster. Leigh Murray, lode, or as an . incident in the course with a brig off Southwold. Thames llaven Dock speculation. The market v those classes, who, even if for the benefit of the community Buckstone, and. Keeley ; airs. Stirling, Miss Reynolds, . 86c snb ec itto of the discussion' thus provoked that the MARGATE, MAY 24.-The Express has got off the and Railway _lB/. pd 2% - 234 2% out alteration in prices. at large, have been made victims and sufferers.- (Hear, After which a new Burlesque on a fright YPP .• , be called 0 GEMINI ; or, the Brothers of Co(u)rse. Characters by Sand and proceeded. Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 4% - Seidl& American, 320 Pernam ale hear.) And I believe that in the English people there is - - ' he futilit admission of t yof the hopes of the agricul- 'eVaterfd. & Kilk. all p • 434 - 5 % Messrs. Buckstone, Bland, Weolger ; Mesdames Buckingham, Col- SHIEL Sld A M'll Ph'l delphia. DS.- . ma is, I a 434 120 Bahia, at si to 6:1; 30 such a sense ofjustice that they will not see one class, or two ins, Caulfield.Honey, &c. turists was extorted from the recognised representa- ST. MICHAEL'S, MAY 13.-The Laporienx, Cadiz to lVaterfd. & Lim. all pd 19 -20 1,44 Surat, at 30. to 4ii.; t or three classes, deprived of advantages which they have To conclude vvith BOX AND COX, by Measrs. Keeley and Buck- Wa rd Wex Wick terfo , . . hitherto enjoyed, and at the same time subject to an undue stone. tive of the cause of protection. In testimony of the Newfoundland, called here llth instant, leaky, and pre.. and Dublin 3L pd . -.„ to Is. 11d. per lb.-Railway proportion of burdens which they have hitherto borne.- West Cornwall 13/. pe 3% - 3 di e . The letters by the Niagai (Hear, hear.) I say, therefore, my Lords, distinctly, that it THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. LIVERPOOL, MAY 24.-Wind E. to N.-Arrd. Wash- West London ...all pd .. The accounts are favourablE is my intention, and it is the wish of the Government, and Lessee, Mr. B. Webster - Directress, Madame Celeste. of NEWCASTLE adduced an extraordinary array of • •-• ••• ington• New York; Marrhattan, ditto; Niagara steamer, Yk., New. & Ber. 25/. , 1734 18% 1734 In a communication recei the determination of the Government, to direct their atten- THIS 'EVENING, facts, showing the returns in trade and navigation, the New York. Sid. Rosanna, Antigua; Juno, Virginia; - Do. & New. Ex. 20/. 7% - 7 die. 12% the writer referring to the r tion to the best mode they can devise of relieving those win be pe F formed SEA Messrs Paul and LAND. Characters by_ sses • Ellen Birkenhead es o oreign produce for home consumption, the Loodianah, Philadelphia; , Boston; Cla entri f f • Do. G.N.E. purc. 9/. p. 3 - 234 die. ply of labour from the Uni suffering interests.-( Hear, hear.) The extent or the nature 31e,dfcgi'li•ri lt e i ht, Hufk a hes aa , O ci ri ra th ie Y e co e rrell, Emery ;mi • rence ditto; Caledonia, Quebec; Electric, Calcutta; York &N. Mid. 50/. pd 23% -24 23% % " The more we consider of that relief may not be within our command or control- IL:which, a devilish new Extravilanza, called MEPHISTO- decrease of pauperism, and the general prosperity Cambodia, Panama ; Guatemala Packet, Guatemala; the population of this island PILEPEXENCE SEAMUS. (Hear, hear,)-but to the affording that relief, and at the PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilliam, and Miss perceptible throughout the United Kingdom. Enter- Shackamaxon, New York. Off port, Encles. Sld to it of coloured Americans same time with full justice to all classes ofithe community, woolgar. • Aberdeen all pd 1% - 1 dis. x.d dis. x.hit I declare now, and I have declared before, the attention of To conclude with OUR NATIONAL DEFENCES. ing into particulars, his Grace observed. that while in Chieftain, Quebec. The wreck of a vessel, supposed to D N o. o. 2, 7 per ct. 3% . . - ... Canada, the more we are ei the Government will be directed-(Hear, hear) - and we - - 9 of the scheme. The preset shall hold it _to be our paramount duty, in some shape or ROBBERY OF NEWSPAPERS in 183 2 it iwas 3 2,500,00 Olbs. ; that while above the deck, and two fishing smacks near, was passed Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18% - 18% suited for making the ati other, to afford that relief to those classes who have been appears to favour the con •••• 2lst March between Bardsey and the Smalls. Dundee, Per., & Aberd. the consumption of tea in 1841 was 36,500,0001b5. D suffering for the good, if it be for the good, of the rest of the TEN POUNDS REWARD. EAL, MAY 24.-Wind E.N.E,, strong.-Arrd. from Junction all pd 5% - 6 effort on our part will si community.-(Hear, hear. ) in 1851 it was 54,000,0001b5. ; that while the con- the River and ski. Tuscan, Barbadoes. Sld. Richard E. An .(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2% -3% thousands of those whom tl The Duke of ARGYLL said the Noble Earl appeared to In answer to the complaints of several Subscribers, . sumption of cocoa in 1841 was 2,500,0001b5,, in 1851 Battersby, Aden and Bombay. Do. 5/.) 7 per ct. all p ... - ... get rid of, and the Cana( admit that the consuming classes had derived benefit from whose papers are stolen in periods of political or . OFF DOVER.-Sophie, Texas, for Bemen; Adelaide Do. 7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ... ment to. free trade ; but had asked at what sacrifice had they it was 3,000,000163.; and that while the consump- ' Eastern Counties Ex., " The present time seems 1 renew the ex ression obtained it ?-(Hear, hear.) That was undoubtedly a fair other excitement, we can on y p was „ tion of sugar 4 000 0001 b ' 1841 1 0 N s. in Bahia, for Hamburgh. , i was FF EWHAVEN.-Yugh, Buenos Ayres. sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% - 1 % P Pra the question of tribunals o way of stating the argument.-(Hear, hear.) His answer of our deep regret. In order, if possible, to bring Do. No. 2 all pd 7 / 8 - 1 % 1 1, 7i , Pal scribers strengthen the hat was, that whatever the distress of certain classes might MAY 24.- ' 6,5 00,0 0 Olba. in 185 1. So much for the increased BRISTOL, Wind E.-Arrd. Arethusa, D N 6 Stk 10 13% - 13% rary secretary, the movemE have been, it did not, in the slightest degree, counterbalance some one of the robbers to account, we hereby offer comforts of the population ! He remarked, more- 0... ew p. c. . Buenos Ayres. Sid. Wee Tottie, Bordeaux and Mau- Eastern Union Scrip, the advantages accruing to all other classes of the commie. a reward of Ten Pounds for such information as ritius. Guar. 6 per et....a1l p 14% -15 14 3 A 7 4 prominently before the oleo nity. It had been said that this was a landlord's question ; to the detection of the culprit, and , over, that while in 1841 the tonnage of English NEWPORT, MAY 22.-W. d E 111 .-Sld. Auguste, St. Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ••• discsssion and , a ground fo in mercantile towns. Mr. : but he allowed that if it really injured the landlords, it must may lead ships registered. was 3,5 00,000 tons, in 1849 it had Thomas; Catherine ditto; Bellona ditto East Lancashire, 6 per just issued ; ion of the offender injure the tenants.-(Hear, hear.) He denied, however, that Ten Pounds more on conv,ct . dAy 23 ' ' * .••••• ••• reached 4,1 00,00 0, and was increased in 1851 to QUEENSTOWN, .-Wind E,-Arrd. Matilda, ct. Quer. Shrs. all pd ... it had injured other classes. In Scotland the rents had . ~., •• " I see Sun Office, Ma 24 1852. y ) Pequena. Sld. Halifax Packet, Panama. East & West Yorkshire kto bring this que hardly (in most distriets been diminished, and the labour- 4,32 2,0 00. An advance scarcely less remarkable, and of ciples of free trade, which Junction, sths all pd ... ------ - es , ing classes, in both countries, be believed, were in a flourish- , Edin., Per. & Dan. 5% ee , ing condition. He had heard with satisfaction the declare- HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. still greater importance was observable, he remarked, QUEEN'S BENCH,-(THIS ' DAY. all pd 3% ••••• je/i. nations dealing with us are, lion of the Noble Earl, but regretted the way in which it after 5 1 Evening 8 min after 6 i THIS DAY -1101.1l1lIg 43 min. _ r 6 / Evening 5 min aft n the number of seamen employed, a number in- COBBETT v. HUDSON. J per cent. had been made; rather like hanging out a secret signal to To-Moarsow-Morning 37 min. WIC . er 7 creased from 2 10 , 198 in 1841 , to 237,971 in 1 8 49, Lord CAMPBELL intimated that the Court would grant Glas. & S.W. Con. 100/. ... - •••,: _ Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15 -1? Ya 15% % equally interested in ama system in this count his friends, instead of giving a frank and decisive declaration. ' - - cause wh 1% -1% P f ry w The true fact was, that on this question, all parties had been THE WEATITER.-Steei OFFICE, MAY 25. and yet more in 1851 to 2 4 0,92 O. By these and a a rule to show . y there should not be a new Do. 5 p c.:red. sc. 9% p dis utes see ' p p dily and chea trial on the question, whether a party to an action could Great South. & West. 03/ compelled to bow to the judgment of the people and to cora- Teneneaorenreett, eer ras SuAne. variety of no less unanswerable statistics the Duke of address the ' y and also b - j er , e a witness in support of his (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% ••••• ois England naturally fright() promise their own original opinions. Even the Noble Earl 62-highest since noon yesterday. NEWCASTLE was enabled to demonstrate with toler- own case. Gt. West. (Berks &H. us, and it does not improvl the hon near him (Grey) had, in 1841, when Lord Howick, actually - ••• est to labour in thi 46-lowest -this morning and during the night. Ex. 5 per cent.) all pd ... ....... advocated an Bs. fixed duty on corn as the best possible way able distinctness the marvellously advanced prosperity -------________ it indirectly of raising a revenue and settling the question.- (Hear.) ' 55-this day, at noon. of the country during the last ten years of free-trade - Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p ... IIARLBRO' - STREET-(THIS DAY ) got a - - • Do. Do. ..• • P ••• injures the industry, because truth is Earl GREY (rather warmly)-I have always been i n BAROMETER, 30.02. favour of free trade. Worn N.N.E.-light breeze, and dull, cloudy weathe r , administration. Later on in the debate, Earl GRAN IMPUDENT ROBREHL-John Allen was charged with Lancashire and York e' stealing a brass window-plat h MTh h' F 20/ 6/. pd 54 - % dis. often destroyed, together v The Duke of ARGYLL -Nevertheless, the Noble Earl, in e, t e property r. omas s ire, . • ••• Fix the prico of justice lov '''''"""'""'"'" VILLE having referred to th e PRIME MINISTER'S Wing, hosier and shirt-maker, No. 1, Cranbourne-str D 6 c Stk. 100/. p ... - ••• then free -trade principles • eet, o• P• • ••• 1841, made the declaration I have alluded to-( Hear, hear) DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Leeds Northern, 6 per ••• - and all the world will knol -which shows that on this subject all parties have compro- . speech on tj, inauguration of his Govern- Leicester-square. • mised their own opinions, and therefore Noble Lords opposite State of thte Wind and Weather at each of the following ment, as centaining a declaration of the ne- The prosecutor stated that about nine o'clock on the cent. No. 1 ...... 13/. pd ... -.. D D No. 2 1 - d - L led ••• - ••• o. o. e. man's life blood, in the mid ligiously wrong that the p ought not to be taunted with compromising theirs in defer- places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The statioru3 . previous night he was attending to a lady in the shop No 35L Pd ..• - ••• cessity of imposing a moderate duty upon , Do. Do. • when, on looking through the windo h forced, when called ' free ence to the judgment of the nation.-(Hear, hear.) While are arranged in order of latitude. w e saw the brass- Do. Qrs., 1848 ...9/. led ••• - ••• this question of protection was in abeyance the question of Pnvelonen-Wind S.E., strong br e-overca.st. foreign corn for purposes of revenue, the Earl of pkite which was on a side window, slowly move, and London & Brig. guar. to beg, borrow, steal, or taxation could not be settled. He agreed with the Chan- justice in England! The c FlAterneas-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-overcaat. DERBY delivered the remarkable explanations already immediately after disappear. Witness directly ran out 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ... - .... caller of the Exchequer, that direct taxation was not prac- Sou meaceTcre W• d W t b -overcast. - - in ~ s rong reeze alluded to, as constituting the deliberate withdrawal of' the ehop and saw the prisoner running down the Do.Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. -.- ••• fling this wrong in Gres ticable with exemptions, and without exemption was verY Foexaseonn-Wind N.E , gentle breeze-scud. street with the plate under h' is arm. Prosecutor pur- Do. Con. 5p e, 1852 all ... - ... ' have eyes' amongst us, tike confiscation. Aud he regretted having found that Turtenneoe-Wind N.E.: strong breez vercast. of the claims of the Protectionists. No other con- sued him, d an_ came op • h • wit him just as he had been Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p ... - ... deeply grateful that I can °Pillion commented upon with disapproval in a certain ad- GREENWICH -Wind N. gentle breeze-overcast. struction can by possibility be placed upon those collared by Stringer, 193 0, Lon. & N.-W. (Coy & theas issued to the electors of Carlisle.-(Hear, hear.) He SmooD-Wind N E ' - who at once took him into 131e * Dd ..• - ••• session from some of the n believed th that side and especially the at Noble Lords on , . . SWINDON-Wind E tl •., gentle breeze-overcast. custody. Nunet.) SP• c• 'et 3y - 33/ and practical men in this cc memorable words of the PRIME MINISTER in which Lin &SV Co 3d5.5 . p 4 4 p Noble X t the • ~ gen e breeze --overcast. Prisoner, in defence, said he was very drunk at the --- */ • .sh all p 12 - 12% the manner in which I hay, effect tharrillis (Lansdowne), had expressed opinions o CoLonesnret-Wmd S E . ~ gentle breeze-overcast. he ' ' vindicated his capacity to rule the destinies of time, and knew nothing at a u b • •• , • Lon. & En. % • . at in founding a system of finance on direct taxa- YARMOUTH-Wind N.E., a out IL-Committed for m a „, sheff., & Linen. , ject under the consideratior tion it hard wind -overcast. would be difficult to avoid such exemptions as The returns from the followin 1 - • England by forgetting the allurements of faction, trial. " 1 a ll pd 10,i - 11% would rend - g p aces indicate the state of Qr. Sh., No. •-• dl3 - 13% The Austrian Loan is int . er it impracticable -(Hear h ar. He did not , e ) the wind and weather on Saturday mo - and magnanimously sinking the Partizan in the --- Do. Neve, 1 01....a1l p agree in th e oe ' at nine 3/. pd %- 1 p 90, is considered e much too tion of opinien servations that had been made as to the altera- i et• )'c,0e.... : Patriot. EPSON' RACES. 1VITC1: & L i; Ei ... ......... 10 . 0/. ... - ... facility of purchasing the ( tious, he wa s Pero: the part of public men ; when conscien- CAELow-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-cloudy. eine & Bir., estimation in whiuchded the changes did not at all affect the MULLIMIAII-Wind E. gentle breeze -overcast. Do. Con. Bris.loo/. pd 144 - 146 time the payment of the int 147 148 Earl GREY sa'd , h theY were held in the country. eoorsE-Wind E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. Bribery seems to be doomed no less than Protec- -- ----ie.--_ 6 per cent...• 1 100/ .. - material difference. The al • e h., _ • Do. Erewash Va . . • ... ertamly speken of an Bs. fixed BY E XPR ESS -(THIS DAY). duty in 1841 es a g ood ' l "' C flesTneets-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy, tion. Yesterday the Corrupt Practices at Elections' Leic &Swanning. Rothschild and Sons offer h• Ministerial benclaes )....i z i mromise -(Hear, hear, from the LNIG N-Wind E., calm-overcast. Bill Do- • a r 100/. p ... - ... was passed triumphantly through the House of The Craven Stakes. raised the reventle-(llear e;t7ing such a duty would have „, Ea .....wi n d &E., gentle breeze-overcast. 8 per c. Gu • __ _ ... be taken at Frankfort. No Common D . Preference ...5 1 . P 1 4. „ells. -- % p ment of the question at th' `?er)-and formed a fair settle- 'ee'e' Wi n d N. W., gentle breeze-overcaet. s, after a somewhat diacursive and occasion- Butterfly ••• ••• ARMOUTH ..• ... ••• ... , 1 , Torofolk Exten... all pd ea% - 20% 20 of the firm will subscribe all at tune.-(Hear hear ) He had ' then believed it possible t o mak ' ' .- el NosAm-Wind N.E., strong breeze-rain. ally rather amusing disc ' ussion. Preparatory to being Sanita •.• ••• ... ... ... ... "• ' I\ Do. Gr. We li ct. all p 5% -5% moured of Austrian Securiti agricultur , h eon the princiel e out a case on the part of e i s u e s of Political e f fi d conomy, or a xe ze-partially cloudy. HoLYEIZAD-Wind E., strong bree i d read a third time, the measure received two really DERBy Do. Wavny. 'Val. 2/. pl%- 2% The market for Englisl duty•-( Hear, ear.) . tit w , LA:ice/Jain-Wind W., calm-partially cou y. BETTING. North Br ... itish 5/. pd 5 -5% i % deemed of doubt and difficult 1 ARGYLL • 1.-- ~, a question he had always ...,,, , Wear hear,. ) WmrrEy-...Wind N., gentle breeze-foggy. important emendations, being extended fi t t h rs ot e sto 2 eget Hobbie Noble North Stafford....all pd „. - ... quiet, but not active. The counties and afterwards to the unive * ' Onf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. thing doing either for monej T b e Duke 0- - . ---ne ue had ' not levelled DAISLMOTON-Wind N. by E., strong breeze-rain. rsities. The 4to 1 agst Little Harry-taken ach at the Noble Earl,.but h a d airarsi . . any re- Smer-Wind N., calm-partiallY cloudy. Bill was then passed, thus enlarged • • r cent. -.12% pd Ye - % p x.n 13 pro t all public men in e th Y cited his declare- less in Its ap- 15 to 1 agst 6pe x.n 99 i i; the New Three-ani tion to show tha Beeerrocx-Wind S.E., strong breeze-cloud . Kingston Shrewc. & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 10% tection to free trade- e_last few years had passed from pro . • was as mu h - Li ( ear, hear)-for the " le of protection . c involved - princip sliding scale•-(Hearos es , 111 an Bs. fixed i --'. that there was too much reason for the 25 to 1 a gst Womersley min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 16% -17 worth 220 to 221. Eschew _ duty as in the ad a second time r. ' , . . ' ' t t , V., NE-. ,Y, - , interference of Parliament in this matter, if only No others mentioned. South Devon all pd 15 -16 SL-Est. 4% pc. 10/. pd ... - ... 695., and India Bonds 82s. t The Bill was then re , _ , and their Lordshi 4- t ',` ~,, GUI M 4 4. - --____________ Five per Cents are 124. t Ten o clock. pa i, te ...q q - ) 1, ~. for the conservation of its own fair character. The .... __________________ „,. Sth. York. 4p c gd. 20/. 1% - 34 d i s. adjourned at Half-eaS ' 4 , .''d # \ 4* - - e 4 111%, • - .IV . LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXET-- stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c Foreign Stocks have been . . , ..- - em is. , iz , ee ..._.__. e .. e . ------- .: N.,p, _ - . .4 , ~ . ,1,... .. disclosures made during the last session were alto e- H -- '....0 - :'., .* .'..- .. !• Oilli , 1 ,e;.. , _„. , „ iii ~.„.::•. - ~.,,t g ALL._Hay.dn's !oratorio, Creation, will be performed until July 1,1856, all p ... ...... ... Mexican Old Bonds are wee EATRE, OXFORD d- ROYAL PRINCESS'S Til- tof Mr. C ' S TRUT, , , '"i'• ,-- .2 1, S is , i,`" A I - ' 11 "'72 1 - 1 7Ro '''.. mizllits. ther too gross to be passed by without some effort for the last time this season, bh b *tyon We y t e a eve socie , e ,..,__ aer W t ford & Kilkenny, per Cents. 25 to i t ; Perur Under the Managoraen __ • Rem. ''. - day evening ne THIS EVENee4u, , , being made in the way of legislative interposition. I t i l e i e r chM r L xt, the 26th instant. V o calists -Dee" 6 per cent. 3/. id 5 / 8 ... N I di e. Buenos Ayres Stock is at 1 , _ .. „ c Ale nizoliinens. p,i- . • mksY, and Mr. Lawler. York, Newc. & Bar. Cit. will be performed the 1,0n,-LA Wigan, Ryder, s sa .,,'"ielPal __ - Since the disfranchisement of Sudbury and the reve- UNIVERSITY T MAY 22. N. of E. Pur. ...all pd 16% -17 Venezuela 38 to 39. Mr. L characters by Messrs. c. Kean, • Murray Robert s - ewe, J. t3P -NTELLIGENCE.-OXFORD , - - ' l nning , j• Chester ; Misses I' 110 P S ' ' on , end c , .4. - inixtt a ...„.. _ lations made, twenty years ago, as to the deplorable -Th.e Professor of Poetry will deliver his Inaugural Lee- Do. Do 5/. pd 4% -4% the Senate has adjourned Leclerc q . ii , - - ture in the at York &N. Midland H. and at one period prevalent system of rotten-borough- Clarendon, on Wednesday, the 26th instant, little hope of the remittent After which A LUCKY FHWAY , Mr. A evi in which • aim will \ ii .ff•-•-7 - ' two o'clock. and S. Punch. 10/. pd % - y e p Wear. mongering, no such startling facts had been brought Hy, ile course. Mr. Lord has used atr To conclude with a new and Original Fail"' Tale (uomPressed i n t o "'",•' -.. aagEszy , D The Queen's birth one act), entitled WITTIKIND AND lIIS BROTHERS . or, the LONDON, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1852. to light, showing how electors calling themselves day was celeb s ..IRTII-DAY.---- . • •cin sat LINES LEASED AT prxmn ILENTA.T.S. Legislature and the Governt rated yesterday with becoming rejoi g Seven Swan Princes and the Fair Melasine• -___ emie ___ Englishmen could barter their political birth- Windsor, Greenwich, and at all the outports. proper in the matter, and I Pr • otection has, at length, been formally abandoned ri ht f r little better than a mess of pottage. The g o THE QUEE N ' S B lannTssiotrus, MAY Railways. Leasing ie . .. p • Business ommai ricee. Russian Four-and Companies. ''' to-day. -a-Half r IRTH-DAY.- - ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. by the 1 d 24.-This b • Most Gracious Under the Management of Madame VeStrie. All er of her MAJESTY'S Government. The impudence of the whole scheme recently exposed m • , eing the actual anniversary of her . . --- Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles MatheWS. Earl ofls ajesty s birthda of the proximity of Bdf. & Bitch., all Pleon.&N.W ... -. . y, n consequence and i Three per Cents Deferred ar ~.n E RBY, in fact, gave " the go by" even to demanded at the hands of the Llouse of COMMODE! the Royal Fa te - the ships at Bir.& Oxf., gua. all Gt. Westn. 30 -31 THIS EVENENG, ‘,. ntitled A the five -E'll' 4 ' 1 ' IIY BOW sojourning at Osborne, Spithead and • e all dressed in co•• Do. without all p 1 Do will be produced a dramatic story in eight acw, e- ''S 1 ang ,4u..y .BS, evening. As nothing, we th • el' t' fth h t fth e yin Ica ton o e ones y o e uncorrupted, and l . In Portsmouth harbour wer _ _ , . CHAIN OF EVENTS. Characters by' Messrs. Charles Mathews, feel assured ours at eight o' 1 dard flags were at the Bir.Wolv. & Dud., impossible to state the grote Frank Matthews, Robert Roxby, Belton, Baker, _Suter, Horncastle, , could be more satisfactory, so also we many of them incorruptible, constituencies. It be- same time hoist c ock_ Royal stan Rosiere, Butler, and Runner ; Madame Vestris Miss Laura Keene, ar n e r ersu a d e . ' 4 l nothing could be more explicit than came not only necessary for the Government to punish ilag-staff a on ed at the dockyard, garrison, and other guar all pd Do. eb e s hips of the fleet fired Do. without, all p Do. - 30% s ecul p ators. They take adv 28% - 29% Mrs. F. Matthews, and Miss Julia St. George 3fiss Wright, Miss ii,. the Noble L shore A • t noon all t and the thin attendanc F Oliver, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Macnamara, Mi ss ss t ; st i n dale, MISS Be'' , • • ord's declaration that the project f o re- the offenders who had been detected, but to guard, if ._ roy alsalutes, as did I risen batteT The troops Buckinghash. all p Lon. &N.W 18 % - 18% aso the gar . . e. r Miss Grove, and Miss Foote. ming even . . also lined th o-morrow the Cl d e walls and fired a feu-de-joze. y sdale Jc., all p,Caledonian 45 -47 same. " comearatieel sm 11 i y a mpost upon hi swi • possible, against the repetition of these malpractices. 3 p n - foreign corn h - -- again be dressed with fiags, and at noon fire a ge- E. Lin., gaa. 6 perl Gol • , as h neral sal • d Mine shar ute in honour of the Princess Helena's birthday. cent. all pdGt. Northn. 36% -37 es are very ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. and absolutel • ecome at the present day glaringly Th ' f bebery politically speaking, scarcely crime o i - Joi Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highnesa y impracticable. Alth hth k e oug eac now- GOVERNM less than that of leze majeste-required for its sup- m at h ENT PATRONAGE. -- The Sligo Journal Gl , oucest. & Dean nt Stock Bank shares a Prince Albert. ledged head of th es tatMr A mber of the Con- 1 orest... 22% pd Gt. Westrn. 4% -5% p 2734, 3,‘ . Proprietor and Manager, Mr. Nv. Batty. e grea party of the agriculturists . • th t log arm not merely of the law, but of naught b * - " c am ame braham , Hartlepl. Dk. & % Yk. New. 'l . QUe G neral for the The most successful and popular Theatre in London. the PRIME MINIST • ' pression ea roar, has been a ointed Attorney e Consols ER, 15 compelled to allow that the Gambia, with PP Railw....all pdl &Berw. j - -•" . the creator of the law-the Legislature. a salary of 1,000/. aeyear. The Last Week of Bonaparte in EgPYt, in consequence of the Free-traders Possess Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 111 - 113 Ditto Account. June 9 prodaction of St. George and the Dragon on Whit-Monday. an overwhelming majority Co SCHOOLS. -A special , Hence the Bill passed through the House MMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' Do. Halves e all p Do. -561 A BRITISH FUNDS THIS EVENDIG, throughout the United Kin ener 1 t h' ' *- THIS I Will be presented a new grand Military Spectacle, which is now ~ ,_ gdom. For the remarks g a meetin g of th f•d nd subscribers ot is insti Do. Quarts., all p Do. last evenin . As an endeavour tution Nva h-- e nen a a • office. Chea aide (From the Of fll from th i* exciting all Paris, entitled BONAPARTE IN EGYPT ; or, the WBICH Ail.. e alas o f L , _ of Commons g f s eeld yesterday in the society •-, . P , Leeds & Brdf., all tel Midland - 104% 104 Brink Stock ora DERRY yesterday • f or the ur % % Battle of Aboukir. had by no means exclusiv e in the way of prevention, we regard the measure, o p en. - --e of passing a resolatton to authopse the di- Lon. & Grenw., alllS. Eastem.. 12% - 13% 8 per Cent. Reduced Annuli To be followed by Batty's Inimitable Scenes of the Arena. ref • erence to the majorit rectors to purchase a plot f land for the erection of a new Do. Pref....all pd Do. - 26% 3 per Cent. Consols Anne. In addition to the extraordinary talent at the above Establish- 9 ssessed by the Free-trader ' y course, as laudable, but, at the same time, we are asylum •Mr P b - ' e ' th chair. Mr. George Lowestoft., gua. 4 ment, Mr. Batty has engaged the celebrated Equestrian Mr. A. ' o .. s , If in the existing Parlia- Moore m , . .o ert Wilcox in 4 / New 34 per Cent. Anna-. ts seconded the fol e..'oolte ; also Mr. Boswell, the renowned Comique, and Madlle. Re- ment---uv• expressly alluded to very far indeed from coinciding with those who are ,__. oved, and M s . Th oma s Bober per cent...all pd Norfolk a subject of more ex- !owing resolution --" Th t the board of management be au- Do. 6p. et., all p Do. Decal., the graceful Equestrian, the whole forming the most elegant importance, namel sanguine of its proving effectual. One principle, India Stock .................... thorised t * a f the charity the plot Middleabe &R d - ''. and unique perfoamance ever witnessed within the walls of an am- traordinary Y, to the probable re- o purchase for the purposes o - e - Do. Bonds, 1000/... ..... . pitititeatre. eneral elect' and one principle alone, can secure the electors from of land adjoinin g the Pinner station on the London and sults of the next g ion, from h' h car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar ... __ . Ditto under 1.000/......- . To conclude with a Laughable Farce. W IC results North-West nd complete all N&E 5 ctual the reach of bribery. One principle, and one prin. ern Railway, and to enter into a , p. c., all E. Counties 60 - 6 . 2 Consols for Account ........ , Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily, he anticipated no a advantage t o th e 'd 1 d d f * * cause of contracts requisite for the purchase of the eat an ,an or Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. Exchenuer Bills. leed. Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. he manner in which th p ~_ ciple alone, can, by removing the temptation from the erecton d • - h nof the proposed new Do F 5 1 - - ._.___._____________ protection. T 8 REMIER iast buildin an completion t ereo . . p.c.a Ipd Do. ... 1,000/. ...... ................ ' all xicessary mat- ROYAL night explained his real feeling u pon th the possessors of the franchise, secure the dignity g, and to determine and execute Prestn. &IVyre, f TANI ... - ... 500/. ......... .... ......... , SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. e subject had ters relating thereto." The resolution was carried nem. con.] Open for the Season 'r of simplicity very seldom ' and the reputation of the lower branch of the Par- „.. all paid 1 &L a . &y ... - ... Small ..................... ... Exhibition of Denson's c ' about it an at witnessed MARRIAGE IN HIGH LirE.--Tuesday, the Ist of Do.Hlves, A, all p Do. PRICE OF FOREIGN FU2 Elels'A. and the CAVES of __ojossal Daylight View of MOUNT . fessions of a statesman liament. One principle, and one principle alone, June h h' h C t ' Re dG "I ...... ... - ... p Ayres Bonds 6 p and interesting Menage r i e :_ u k• _ ° CAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid in the COD , 1 and still ,as been fixed upon as the day on wic ap am a., in df., and Buenos rivalled Military Band- x - 1 - v ari us %enact° Concert by Godfrey's un- i less frequently detected in the revelation f 30 an ad. can do this, and that principle-need we add ?-is Sterling Stuart, the scion of a long and honourable line in Reigate ... all pd S. E t Danish Bonds 1825, 3 _ as ern.. 23% -24 23% 3 A Ditto, 5 per Cent ... Dusk with a Grand Pyr os Z in ie- a E u x e h ing 3Tovelties-ConclacUng at Scotland, will lead to the hymeneal altar Miss Fortescue, Roy. & Hit 61 representing the Interior ot the Mountain xbition by Messrs. Southby, ministrator. Ile declared it as s till his . . the Ballot. opinion eA p Gt.Northn %- 9% daughter of 111 r and Mr Matthew Fortescue, of Wilton- Do. Shep.Ex 11 • 9 t a Do. - 9% Grenada, 1% per Ceni Ancients), with the Caverns anw,0....._ o _(the i Pandemonium of the • corn is desirable, but at the s The Ballot! And yet, in spite of every considera- square, late attaChed s. * 1 household of the Right SW: Itth & * Do. Ex Dec. Collimi the whole terminating with t s ib ra l ti t on Vu of ea;t and his Cyclops, th t • a an imposs on ame to the vicerega . Goole, Ditto Deferr e d ...... Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and th fount Etna and a time allowed that the onsibility of i , . tion the majority of the Legislature have session after resp t revival . Hon. the Earl of Clarendon in Ireland. sp. C., 18 11 6 • . p Lan. & Yks ... - ... i Me•ricee eine , e, 1e46, 5 per e Niriads receiving the THREE ENGLISH FISHING BOATS CAPTURED.-The S. Staffd y - . AilitoLlY of Achilles. On the various e ms . 8 ' ession rejected the proposal of the Ballot as though sh., 9 2 p /Ariel Clean 1% - % dis. Ditto Account ..... Doors open from Nine A.H. Feedin g the Animals tFi must necessarily devolve up it were either so antastic crochet or some Courrier du Havre of the 19th states that the Favori, Go- Wear Val. 6p c. al' Stckt& Dar ... - ... Ditto 3 per Cent. .. sort at Half-past Six. Fireworks at isra s _ past Nnie a Te. Con stituencies. Such a course as the one he should f'h f 11 ' ule f ' vernment cutte captured and brought into Ha Do. do. ... all d Do. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. " rig tu y perilous experiment. Why, that it ~ _ . r, has just . vre I) 2934 - 30% e eruvian 80nd5,1849, 6 s dmitted to • uaree .e , nglish fis • tang boats, which were re d d ' g in g ibroYsters Do. do. ... all pd Do. - ••• . wish to see adopted, he nevertheles a be in is neither a crochet nor an ex • t the ou F l a penmen renc Ground, Wiltak Som., all p Gt. Westru. 100 -- 101 100% Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 Ditto i% Per Cent... 22 -23 13 -15 . . .. - 1% - 2 FOREIGN. Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent 9 6 34 : panish Bonds, 3 per Cent Ditto, New Deferred Venezuela Bonds `iutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent., 12 Guild -n Railways. 1 Nominr I Prices. Business done to-day. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT'. 3% dis. l 4% 43/ p 1 -1/ p 78 - 1 p (THIS DAY.) 4 1 / 4 - 3 3 4 3 / 8 - % 8 -10 - 634, 23 - 23 , 4 13 1 A -13 3 A 4%- 4 1 / 2, p 4Y4 - 45 -47 X p 29% - 30 15 1 ,i 21 . 5 1 - 7 / 8 11 -11/ 5 - 51% 20 Ti 5% 5S dis. 3 31% 11% 3% 7y 1 1 A, - I , CA p MINES. is— % P 'A Ys P 3A— Iy 4 p % 1 IA y 4 die. % y i di s . . ... % ...._ % die. HOUSE OF COMMONS The SPEAKER took the Chair at Twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lords' amendments to the Accidental Death In surance and Railway Assurance Companies Amalgama tion Bill were considered and agreed to. The Stocktcn and Hartlepool and Clarence Railway. and Hartlepool West Harbour and Dock Companies, and the Limerick Improvement Market Bills were read third time and pissed. Pa ... par 1 / 8 " p .•• . par —. .Ya p 1 dis. % dis. iQ p x.d x.n Y 4 dis. %dis. par par p 3 / 8 dis. 9 —lO 11 —l2 2% 2y B — 1/, dis .STOCIE, BAN 46% 47 1 , 55 —56 12% 13 25 —26 JOINT Australasia all pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial ......... 25/. pd Corn. of London 201. pd Lon. & County 201. pd London Jt. Stk. 101. pd Lon. & Westin. 201. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 351. pd Do. New ...,,101. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. New...., all pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New ...... 2 1 / 2 pd Union of London 101. p Union of Madrid all pd MICELLANEO Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p S I7 l 2 2IA Canada ......... 32% pd 48 49 1 ,i Eastern Steam 2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...so/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. —l5/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization, 21. p 18 - 18 3 /, 28 % - 295/8 'HS. I 46% 17 3 %-17 34 -36 44% - 45 3 4 16% - 17% 42 -42 1 A, 3 - 15 -16% 18 5 4 29 1 A 1/4 28% = - 2-9 2 -2% 82% - 83 34% - 35 77% -78% 45% 82 IA 83 as MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 7,000 bales, of which 1,000 American were taken for export, and 500 American and 500 Surat on speculation. The m ar k et was steady, and closed with out alteration in prices. The sales comprised 4,500 American, 320 Pernam and Maranham, at 6d. to 7icl.; 120 Bahia, at 6 to 6:1; 300 Egyptian, at aid. to Bd.; 1,44 Surat, at 30. to 4id.; and 180 Sea Island, at ls. 4d. to ls. 11d. per lb.—Railway Shares were rather firmer. The letters by th e Ni agara steamer a r e just delivered. The accounts are favourable, but no bullion is on board. In a communic a ti on rece i ve d yes t er day from Jamaica, the writer referri ng t o t h e poss ibili t y o f obtaining a sup ply of labour from the United States remarks:— increase the The more we consider th e p ro p osi t ion to the population of this island by encouraging the removal to it of coloured Americans from the United States and Canada, the more we are co nv i nce d o f the practicability of the scheme. The pres en t ti me too appears adm irably suited for making the attempt. Everything, indeed, appears to favour th e conc l us i on t h at a very trifling effort on our part will su ffi ce to b r i ng to this island thousands of those whom the Americans are anxious to get rid of, and the Canadians cannot afford employ ment to. " The present time seems auspicious for agitating anew the question of tribunals of commerce, and if the sub scribers strengthen the hands of Mr. Lyne, their hono rary secretary, the movement will no doubt be brought prominently before the e l ectors, so as to form a topic of discsssion, and a ground for interrogatory to candidates in mercantile towns. Mr. Lyne observes, in a circular just issued— "l seek t o b r i ng t h is question to bear upon the prin ciples of free trade, which are to multiply the dealings of men both at home an d a b road, and therefore all nations dealing with us are, with our industrious classes, equally interested in a movement calculated to give a system in this country which will settle commercial disputes speedily and cheaply. A tax upon justice in England n aturally frightens th e f ore i gner away from us, and it does not improve the revenue, or encourage the honest to l a b our i n this country; on the contrary, !tindirectly injures the revenue by intimidating industry, because truth is made to stand at bay, and often destroyed, together with the poor man's little all. Fix the price of justice low, like the loaf of bread, and then free -trade principles will be based upon a rock, and all the world will know it—easy justice is the poor man's life blood, in the midst of his industry. It is re ligiously wrong that the producers of wealth should be forced, when called free men,' to go, cap in hand,' to beg, borrow, steal, or bow down to ruin to obtain justice in England! The day has past, I hope, for sti fling this wrong in Great Britain. Possibly many have eyes' amongst us, and see not; but I am deeply grateful that 1 can say I have letters in my pos session from some of the most exalted of our nobility and practical men in this country, complimenting me on the manner in which I have brought the important sub ject under the consideration of the public." The Austrian Loan is much canvassed, and the price, 90, is considered much too high, taking into account the facility of purchasing the old Metallic's. At the same time the payment of the interest in London will make a material difference. The amount which Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons offer here is 2,250,0001., the rest to be taken at Frankfort. No doubt the immediate friends of the firm will subscribe all as the public are not ena moured of Austrian Securities. The market for English Securities has been ♦ery quiet, but not active. There is, in fact, scarcely any thing doing either for money or time. Consols have been 99 4 i; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 101 to i, and the Three per Cents. 99 to ii. Bank Stock is worth 220 to 221. Exchequer-bills of June are 665. to 695., and India Bonds 82s. to 84s. premium. The New Five per Cents are 124. Foreign Stocks have been in favour at advanced prices, Mexican Old Bonds are worth 314 to 32, and the Three per Cents. 25 to it; Peruvian Bonds are 101 i to 102. Buenos Ayres Stock is at 73i to 75, Grenada 20i, and Venezuela 38 to 39. Mr. Lord has sent over word that the Senate has adjourned for 30 days, and gives very little hope of the remittances coming forward in due course. Mr. Lord has used strenuous exertions to bring the Legislature and the Government to a sense of what is proper in the matter, and we yet hope may succeed. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been 1031, and Dutch Two -and-a-Half per Cents. 61k. Spanish Three per Cents Deferred are 20i. The Railway Share Market is flatter, but it would be impossible to state the ground for the sales making by speculators. They take advantage of the Epsom races and the thin attendance. French shares are much the same. Gold Mine shares are very quiet. Joint Stock Bank shares are in request. Consols QUARTER TO THREE. 99 Ditto Account . . June 9 994 1 8 BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK The f,dloming 3111 s were considered and agreed to: Asth,ll and Buckland Road. OxtGrd,Woreester, and Wolverhampton Railway Cgo.i. The P.-esbyierian Minikters' Widows' and Orphans Fund Bill W4B read a secund time, and ordered to be couimi! ted. (From the Official List.) Bank Stock 220 221 8 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 99% 99 3 per Cent. Consols Anne. ............ 993/,% New 34 per Cent. Anne. lOl% 101 New 5 per Cent. Annuities .••.......•• 124 India Stock ................................. Do. Bonds, 1000/... 79 p Ditto under B2 84 p Consols for Account ................ 9 9 3/, Exch.oner Bah.. March. 1,000/. ................... 72 p 6 9 (I ,F,P " P 500/. ......... ........... •.• 72 Small ........................... 72 p PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOnw Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 p er Cent. 1/, 73 7, 1 -- Dan i s h Bonds 1825, 3 per C e nt..., - Ditto, 5 per Cent ....... Grenada, 1% per Cent.. ........... " Do. Ex Dec. Coupons ..... Ditto Deferred 1A46 . r . •" ...... ... ; " ..... -• 8 3 / 8 D De ittu Account r en •... 313, 4 32 Ditto 3 per Cent. .. ........ Peruvianian i.n B uss 0n .d5 ,18 49;6 -. ) . e - t ........ .. .... lg r l l / 2 14 102 cifs, 1822, 5 per Cent... DittO Per C tv ....... tilt 1,11 PETITIONS. Severc.l petitions were presented, praying for the re.. peal of the attorneys' certificate duty. Sir JOHN YOUNG presented a petition from Scar borough against the Dlaynooth grant. Mr. KEOGH presented two petitions against the Militia Bill. Mr. SPOONER presented several petitions frc Warwickshire against the Alaynooth grant. Mr. NE WDEGATE presented a similar petition frc the Mptropolitan Protestant Association. MAINOOIIII COLLEGE ADJOURNED D. g° A. On the or d er of the da B y tor TE the resumption of the a journed debate, Mr. Sergeant MURPHY rose for the purpose of of 3 ' posing the m ot i on of the Hon. Member for North Wm' wicksbire, but it must not be supposed that he ra i l ; opposed to i nqu i ry, for he was of opinion that the result of the most stringent inquiry would redound to the credl•.''. of the Maynooth College.—(Hear.) The conclusion of s p u e c r he s i n n q t h u a i 7,1 , 1 1 , 1 13 0 , n b o e o l i t c h y td, Collegew ou l w d as a satisfy ai n e s v t e i t r u y ti i o m n partial wh icts had answered the purpose for which it was intende d ! ' and in which the soundest moral doctrines and the strictest loyalty were taught.—(Hest, hear.) Why'' then, he might be asked, do you oppose the motion? -- (Hear, hear.) He would tell them. The inquiry wa l proposed in a mean spirit of retaliation upon the Boot Catholic body, end it was not brought forward in g oo 4 tuith.—(Clear, hear.) At first the motion " 5 absolutely against the grant to Maynooth, a n d so tie ( ' notice of motion remained on the votes down the end of February, when an additional notice of tria lion for an inquiry was placed upon th e paper, an d the' previous notice was still allowed to remain standing.- - (Hear, hear.) But shortly after this period her Ma jesty's present advisers came into office, and as, no doubt, the original motion was discovered to be a difficulty is their way, the notice of motion for the absolute discone tinuance of the grant to Maynooth was expunged front the votes.—(Hear, hear.) So far, then, for she first. Now for the second. What necessity' was there for it? He insisted that there wile none, because some few years ago a commission was ap pointed by the Crown to examine into the doctrinef taught in Maynooth, and that investigation ended, as all others would do, in establishing not only the soundness, but the validity and scrupulous morality of the princi , plea taught and inculcated in the minds of the student! at Maynooth.—(Hear, hear) All the charges which had previously been m a d e aga i ns t th e co ll eg e were thoroughly refuted, and the insinuation that ultramo u l lane views were entertained by its professor e was denied in the report pr e p are d by t ' to Commissioners,—(Hear, hear.) Where, then, would the benefit of instituting a second inquiry ? If the n 3( tinu was intend e d to p ut t h e H ouse i n possess i on of m°o , information up on th e su bj ect h e cou l d assure the licluso , that no more inform a ti on cou ld b e o b ta i ned than the r em contained, and a ll, th ere f ore, t h at they shou ld do, - e that was the object of the motion, was to order the that port to be reprinted.—(Hear, hear.) But, admitting t f : d another inquiry was necessary , t h e i nquiry cou ld be " without any motion of the sort, for the L er Lieutenant not only possessed the power of appointing an annual visitation, but also, if be so thought fir, to re new the Commi ss i on , w h ic h cou l d sift the subject f a more efficiently than a Committee of this House.—Ge ar ' hear.) The visitation had taken place every year the existence of the grant, and if any of these abuses did exist in the college which had been charged ageing if' they would long ago hav e b e en brou g ht t o light.—(ll" s hear.) H e comp l a i ne d o f t h e sp i r i t an d ma nner which this motion was made. A Commission W; sitting and examining into the abuses of the Enlo o Universitio3, but in the appointment of that Commisel e e there had been no desire to prejudge the questi on ; as was manifested in this instance.—(Hear.) s e a could the Hon. Member for North Warwickshire, 69 strong and conscientious Protestant, conduct an impart! D _ inquiry into the doctrines and religious princif? l ,7 taught in Maynooth? But setting that objection asioe it could this inquiry be proposed in good faith, 'is'he e a was clear that they had almost attained the end o , , 0 moribund Parliament?—(Bear, hear.) Appoint bat Committee, and what could it d o ? Why, n othingn, simply meet once and adjourn, an d th en th e dissolat' u . s would suddenly bring th e ir l a b ours to a close.—'(gear.) Permit him, ho wever , t o as k t h e question, w h a t gron- ii. had been urged in f avour o f t h e i nquiry ? N one at not Every argument whi c h h a d been brought forward wa s in favour of in qu i r y, b u t aga i nst the g teerant, because tee Roman Catholic r e li g i on was t h e ruling principle of bo college.—(flear, hear.) It should be remembered t e. as the objeci of the Legi s lat ure i n ass i st i ng t h e c olleg? 7 1 , 00 to promote the domestic religion of the people land, and ho was prepared to pr ove th a t the college authorities had in no way departed f rom the orig l , purposes of the institution.—(H ear , h ea r.) Efe our tended that Maynooth had nothing to do with the ultra' they montane teaching now prevalent in Ireland. Diu te suppose that if Sir Robert Peel, when he propose d be increase the grant to Maynooth h a d f ou nd that 0 , 1 0 , teaching practised at the college, w a s such as it described to be, he would not have asked a comnilai bert of inquiry, and b een gu id e d by t h e resu l t ? Sir B° did Peel was slow iu approaching reform, but when he i.jag effect any reform, it was al wa y s o f th e most searching , and comprehensive character ; yet, w ith a ll his cautio:•itx had never seen anything to cond emn or complain ere the system of education pursued at Maynooth. The, test riculum at Maynooth extended over eight years,a:a e nter ed period elapsed from the time th e y o ung mart - r e at. until he went fcrth to th e wor ld an ordained P, le„ :d d Now the perman e nt gra n t was ma d e i n 1845, but 11 not come into operati on unt il 184 6, so t h a t six Yea r s 1 • e d elapsed since the b ene fit s o f the gto say rant bad been enjo,r at Maynooth. Ther e f ore , h e would undertake educated at that not a single Roman Catholic priest, .ate Maynooth since the grant was made, in any public demonstration in Ireland. W" it a g of cal conclusion, then, to say that such was the system education pursued at Maynooth, and such the evil effect_ had partimplo arising from it, that an inquiry was absolutely necessary? He thought he was bound to mak e the inquiry whether, it' it was proved befell: the Committ ee th a t t h e system of education ha. never been altered and was free from the ob j ec t i ons th at Warwickshire would be p re puphold in t b h e e r for War had been urged, those who supporteadretdhetoHounp. grant? When insurrection people and ionwas rite in Ireland w h o was it that stood between thebloodshed but thc! Roman Catholic priests? He met with a positive denial the assertion that the education at Maynooth encouraged immorality, and shook the allegiance of those under w m a o s s a t dv i a ll n o c g e i d ca b l y re t a h s e on u s an fo r a College of May Secretary,di t o s i doing aawenayew.whi who said One tt' e grant,of theth e once poor, but was now comparatively rich, r resb , s ; But after improving the condition of the professors, 1113 ' . making them almost affluent, were they to reduce them e to a state of poverty aga i n? The Home Secretary ha " also stated that the college was intended for domestic purposes, and that the funds voted by Parliament, i n ' stead of being em pl oyed for the education of priests a t home, were used for the education of foreign priests; but if that Right Hon. Gentlemen had instituted the most meagre inquiry he would have ascertained there was no found a t ion whatever for that ' assertion, which w as so often repeated by the great champions of Protel . hintism. (LEFT SPEAKING.) the G W LA e S e G k Oz di A n Nn g ma S y ou 2 r 27 - I NS BS TE 27_f m RAlLWAY.—Traffie Passengers 123,111), goods and parcels, horses and carriages.. £4,127 2 2 Corresponding week in last year 3,854 9 7 Glasgow, May 24. SOYER'S NEW BOUQUET A LA PARMODA.—The indefatigable Soyer will introduce at the grand ball, this evening, at Willis's Rooms, in aid of the Soup K , tchea Funds, a beautifully designed bouquet, having choice fruit intermixed with the flowers. He will also lecture on cheap food for the poor, experimentalising on his minature Batterie de Cuisine. FRENCH PLAYS.--ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.—Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Orleans and their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale, attended by a numerous suite, honoured the French plays with their pre sence last evening. ______-_,--- _ - BIRTHS. OF A SOL At Stockwell-hall, Sarrey, on the 22d inst., the wife of E. w. Rowden, Esq., New College-lane, Oxford. On the 21st inst.. at Liverpool.lodge, Brixton-hill, the wile' of C. T. Jenkinson, Esq. OF • DAUGHTER. On the 22d inst., at Dover •house, the Hon. Mrs. Bagot• At the Rect ory, T ooting, on the 20th inst., the wife of tb. Rev. R. W. Greavee. ARRIED. On the 20th i nst , at M Bisho bap w, Henry, third DV Of Robert Robertson, Esq., of Port P way-house, Warminster , t ) Catherine Eleanor, youngest daughter of the late Rey. IV* rector of Ch'tterne St. Mary. Wilts. lED On the 20th i nst., at Rane D lagh, Chelsea, the Rev. Joseph G. Brett, LL .B., incumbent of Hanover Church, Regen t_ street, aged 62. On the 22d inst., in Mornington-crescent, Ann, widow of the late Willoughby Lacy, E-q., aged 82. the On the 22d i ns t., Mr. William Cooper, for m any years,,,, proprietor of the Excise Coffee-house, Old Broad-street , iOn the 19th inst., at F o ot' s - cray - p l ace, K ent, Harriette the wife of William Vansittart, Esq. On the 19th inst., at the Rectory-house, Newington , C P ,, 1 11 ; fordshire, Peter Cotes, Esq., late of Ticton-bridge , , Beverley, YorkshirP, aged 81. _ - ,„ . I, of London: Printed' and Published by MURDO YOILsT7: 14 No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun 01!2, --ur Strand, in the Precinct of the Savo, in the (*lull' Tuesday, May 26 ) lio2.