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

. . - , . , i . .. . .. - -1, . . , THE SUN, LONDON TUESDAY EVENING- MAY _ ._ ) , . , your increased prosperity.-(Hear, hear.) I believe, nIYI LONDON, BRIGHTON, and SOUTLICOA.ST no case " a matter of necessity." He would prefer , world knows sufficiently well by this time. It is THE SHARE MAAKETS. Lords, that lam correct in saying that with all the prospe- RAILWAY. it himself, but the country might think otherwise ; ! notorious-this fact -not only in Mayfair, but - ice - --• ri y of the country now-will all tha' diminution ot the price ' EPSOM RA 'ES-DERBY DAY. Of food, and with the consequent diminu!iun of the relief re- i A SPECIAL EXPRESS TR tIN will leave the LondoVri t elg e e nay-if it would yield any sort of satisfaction to the' throughout a considerable part of Christeadom. A FIRITISH R.A77.IXTELYS. quired for those paupers, your expenses in the present year • Terminus at a Quarter before Two o'clock, reaching E, som I advocates of the existing system-he - ,ves ready can- fantastic crotchet ? Wby the system of the Ballot ' for the Race. Business done for the mainteeaece of the poor will exceed in money amount FREDERICK SLIGHT, Seer tary. didly to acknowledge that from everything he had has been keown tolerably well for some Railways. I Nominal Prices. to-day. that which was rEniored far the yea-s 1845 and 18 , 6.- London-bridge Termbaus, 2 - th M 18 - 2 e ay, 0 . f Hear.) New, I wili not take the exceptionable year of 1813. _ . heard or learned, his opinion was that there cer- years past ia every club-house in Pall-mall - I I will net admit that the increase of your prosperity was iii ERIIA.IES T Y' S - a al. EAT R E. tainly would not be that extensive majority without and Piccedilly. A perilous experiment ? Then Aberdeen owing to free trade, nor will I admit that since 1848 the Amb Not Bost & E GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. which, he stated to the House, it would not is every frequenter of BELLAMY'S to be designated as a an ' e ' . " B .l /2 p d . ay s _ 7% 7 amount of pauperism baa been gradualy diminishing. I see Extraordinary Combination of Talent. in the return that has been put into my hands when I entered Mesdames Sofia Cruvelli, DlAngrl- and De Is Grange. be advisable to impose anew the abrogated l aws o f a dangerous experimentalist. The folly and incon- Bk., Woly., and Stour the Hou.se this evening that there is a large sum required for Dona repita Oliva. m all pd. 10% - 10% increasing workhouses' accommodation-for building new Signori Calzolari, Gardoni, F. Lablache, and Lablache. protection. Surely, a memorable declaration ! and sistency of the arguments (supposing they can be B V ir a k l . l 7Lan., & Ch. Jct., workhouses and increasing the size of the old ones. Now, that on TIIURSDAY next, May 27, one which must materially influence the course to be h s otfhethneam ß e a l ot b , ro h ug av h e t f b u e r e w n a a rd lread by y late 33/. 65.8 d., 26/. pd. 11 - 10% d. Will be presented Bellini's celebrated Opera, Ditto, Chest. & Birk., fact does not look like a symptom of increasing prosperity. But NORMA. pursued by the different constituencies! By its ut- the oPP even admitting, for the sake of argument, that pauperism Norma, Madlle. Sone C Adalgisa, Madlle. Feller; Polio, 5048425/. Cans., all pd. 17% - 18% has diminished, is it, I ask, a proof of prosperity, when we e, -agnOr Gardont ; FlaviOs ra si v gn em or ; Mercuriall; and Oroveso, Signor Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd. 95 -97 terance, the Earl of DERBY has warned the agricul- too frequently exposed to require at this Ditt o , ditt o ~, 174 pd. , dignified on w en it t •• - ••• know that the bone and sinew of the country is emigrating s us i n e by hundreds of thousands to seek for better means of employ- After which the new Ballet Divertissement, entitled turists that their hopes are illusive, and that although moment their detailed repetition. We might Chest. & Holy - h • . all p p d . . 20 -21 8 Caledonian 50/ d 19% - 10 3 / 19 % 18% LA FETE DES ROSIERES. he deeply regrets the circumstance himself, and sin- content ourselves with referring in this matter ment elsewhere ?-(Hear, hear.) Has this system of eMi- Rosati, Nile:llles. Rosa, Ever, Allegrini, Lam= gration that has been going on for the last few years no effect _ e nYl e _adl . ,,e l e t i u l „ 1 e l , a n t a t t a , etouriets Venafra, and Math;ell. cerely condoles with them in their predicament, they to the remarks to which we have repeatedly given Dub. & Belt:Jet:4sl pd. 14 -13 d, 31% on the pauperism of the country ? We are told that there r' nx t • • 11 dby (tree , o's celebrated Opera En& Dundlk & Ennis.,all pd. ... _...... To be to owe . must make up their minds to endure the fiery utterance, or to the annual speeches of the Hon. has been a redact,on in the present year of 17,000 paupers in Dundee,Perth, & Aber- England. Now, at the expense of the different parishes Corilla, Madame De la Grange; Federico, Signor Calzolari ; Gut- LA P BOVA D'UN OPERA sERIA. ordeal of competition, n o t f or a w hil e , h u t Member for Bristol, many of them speeches of mas- deen June. ... all pd. 6 - 7 alone, there has been 2,0e0 emigrants from England in the letto, Signor F. Laelache ;_ C a arnfe e n r cre, Sagnor Lablache. perpetuity, to bid farewell to the terly lucidity, and sufficient alone to carry con- Ditto, New ... all pd , „ - ~„ course of the present year. And that fact takes no account To which will be added D v issement, in which Dona Pepita in E E a . st a A nd ng L i . i se an D ( . 2 ) sl. pd & . . 4% _ 43z. of the amount o f vo l un t a ry emigration, which from England °li Zitrl i t l lie ap e p r e a a n r ci Rondo and Finale from Rossini's Opera La Cene- joys of monopoly, "it may be for years victim to the mind of the unprejudiced. Upon one ,0 4% end Irela,id together amounted in the course of last year to aud it may be for ever," like that memorable early point of the discussion of last evening, however, it is Do (18/. E. &11.)all pd. 2% _ 3% 500,000 or 600,000. Why, the poorer classes have been emi- To conclude with a selection from the admired Ballet, East.Counties...2o/. pd 8% - 9 8% 3 / 1 rentola, by Madlle. D'Angri. LA SYLPHIDE. riser, the lover of KATHLEEN lifavourneen. There impossible to remain silent, and that is the very ex grating from the country by who'esale. Eastern Union, class A, Earl GREY-The number is 335,000. La Sylphide, Madlle. Regina Forle ; James, M. Mathieu; Madlles. ' s 1 little d.rubt that the country party will find this traordinarY hut, unhappily, hy no means isolated in- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 6 _ 6% Rosa Esper, Lamoreux, Allegrinl Bsc The Earl of DERBY-I perceive that the Noble Earl is App . llcatione tor Boxes St Ils ' * 11 if *stenc of the Hoe ' m a arite a t n . cl Tickets to be made at the Opera a more than usua..y b Aer pill to swallow-a bolus, cons y . Gentleman the Member for Do. do. do. 6/.pd. right in saying so. I find it difficult to ascertain exactly Box-onice, Colonnade, day D d B& C all d - 4% -- - 4% 0., 0., . ~ p 4% what the precise amount of the Irish emigration is, because - Reading, who, while protesting, as be did yesterday, ,a p 16% - 17% 16% there is included in the returns, from Liverpool for instances R OYAL IT ALI AN OPERA • I rinse. But, then, there is the glimpse of some vague against a measure like the Corrupt Practices at Eest Lancashire 11 d Do. New Quar., all pd ~, - ... a large number of the Irish, which is met eown as Engli 1.1 COVENT GARDEN. E. & W. India Docks emigration. But 335,00 )of the poarest classes leaving tbe First appearance of Madlle. Angiolina Bosio. boon in perspective. "There be pippins and cheese Elections Bill on the plea that it was a'together in ' and Eir. June., all pd 55 -60 country in one year, it naturally follcws that there has been GRAND EXTRA NI .lIT. to follow." The indefinite manner in which the adequate as a means of morally purifying the various E. &W. Yk. Joc., all such a diminution of the people of these dominions, caused On THURSDAY next, Edinb. & Glee., 50/. pd 31 -32 32 Will be presented the first act of leader of the agriculturists endeavours to allay the constituencies, could, nevertheless, vote against the by emigration and famine, as it is awful to contemplate. I Edin.,Per. & Dun. 25/. p 5 - 6 5 % 5 NORMA. 'time of the B deny, therefore, that it is owing to tre3 trade at all that „ oornta, Madame Grist ; Adalgisa, Madlle. Bertrandi ; Clotilde, anguish of his supporters seems to be on the principle propott allot, as he actually did vote Glas. & S.-West.,loo4 ~, -,,„ there should be such a diminution in the total amount of Madlle. Cotti; Oroveso, Herr Formes ; Flavio, Signor Soleil ; Pollio' o t e o nursery temptation -" Open your mouth and when it was introduced, according to custom, f h Id Great Northern, all rei 19% - 20% 20 gaior Tamberlik. pauperism in this country. I did not intend to be taken Si Do.Halvs. A Stk., ale p 6 -6 ea 6% by the Honourable lIENar BERKELEY Retnem t certain into any discussion upon the general conditi . on of . the coun- To conclude with Rossles favourite Opera, IL ItARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. shut your eyes and see what Glen will send you!" , • . Do. do. B Stack, all pd 15 -15 ea 15 this circu ' the ' try as estimated by the amount of panperr n n it. All I Resini. Madge Angiolina Rosio; Bertha Madlle. Cotti ; Count It remains to be seen how far the Protectionists still bering mstance, we cannot marvel Gt. S.& W. T 1 1 -re.d.. a.I p 23% _ 39% desire to say is this. While I do not . y _ t he acerbit with • 91% 90% y, Almaviva, Signor . Mario ; isartoio . , signor . Tagliafico; Rasilio, Signor ta c t . B,, Wsl r tl i , slf !Ol i :/ 1 / 1 . 1 i p x ( l i n --__ T . 214 clesees have largely gained by the introducti . on of ree trade 3far . have confidence in the soecalled champions of Pro• at t Y which the Member for Finebury Do.Thirde,lll.l3.4 pd 9 -10 p nu; Forello, signor Soleil ; li;aro, Signor Roncont. -while I believe that they have gained considerably by the Commence at Eight olc , ock. tecticm, whose first act, on obtaining power, is the immediately turned upon Mr. STANFORD, charging him with impertinence and arrogance, as well as • pm greater cheapness of some of tbe articles of consumption iM- Composer, Director of the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. Lane & York., 1001. pd 71% - 71% 71% 71 an unmitigated abandonment of their long-fading vision of revived ported-I believe that, in regard to the same operation of Ticket* for the Boxer, Stalls, or the Pit may be had s for the D D n o . . : Q Fi u ft a h rt s ers - i t! p r d d „ 6 , 78 ...._-.- 0 . )74 die. 7% t hi s good is _ not_ Night i. or Season), at the Box-office of the Theatre a , i w b hich i is open d Honourable Gentleman is, or is no`, monopoly. It remains to be seen whether they with inc onsis tency. It matters very little whether that system, that has presse . d heavily upon a ,rom i :leven till live o'cloek ; and of the princip 11 rar ans an good. but that it the community, and ei as csellers. will consent to open once more the mouths compelled the he himself prophecies, kicked out of ..,,, ' - 4 4 Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 %,, 47 8 -4% die. large portion of upon your of late to swallow so much bitterness, and to shut as Leeds Northern all p_l 16y -16 y 16% ea colonial countrymen with a severe and oppressive burden. BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO ea .Crsby &Sthptliap „, -,,, Noble Lords opposite have. asked what is the policy which DROME, -: the eyes which have sO long looked only upon the g at the next general Lond. & Blackw., all pd 7y e e- 8% [104% the present Government intend to p ursue ? Do they intend Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, Lon. Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104% - 105% 105 104% 105% election by his present constituents. But if the , / he policy ot the late Sir R, Peel, or not ? Now, Will OPEN tor the Season, on WHIT-MONDAY day 31st 1852 darkness of an unrevealed policy-a policy pain -2 12 122 , . , , Lon. & N.West.,loo . p 122% - 123% 12 % 3 % to reverse t the borough of R ea di ly _ I have already stated, I think, very distinctly-perhaps When an ASCENT will lee made in the Royal Hippodrome Do. Quarters...22L pd 5% -5y 27 fully indistinct, and therefore distractingly incom. course pursued by the electors in so doing be expia s p more distinctly than disereet-that I had no intention to Balloon, by a celebrated Aeronaut. Do. Fifths l2/. pd 3% - 4 p 15 t h e 1 olicy of the late Sir R. Peel, understanding b ertn . ' Mr B in announcing nil Second Season, and gratefully remem- prehensible. tory either of the Honourable Gentleman's flippancy of last evening, or of his inconsistent antagonism reverse g the liberal patronage bestowed upon past performances, begs The occasion selected by the Eirl of DERBY, Do. 10/„M &B. (c) lip 2 -2% p Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 92 - 92% by that the policy which prevailed from 1.842 to the perioa leave to state that he has spared neither pains nor expense in select -92% 92 % of 18-16. 1 have no design to reverse the policy of the late mg tile test Artists from the principal Coatinental and Foreign f',, th• f to vote by ballot least, of the Liberals of this island will look r is ormal and final abandonment of protection ,we can promise him that some, at Do. New 50/, 42% pd 4% -3% dis. si r le, Peel, as evinced in 1846 by the reduction of dutiee Amphitheatres, to realise the spirit-stirring scenes and exciting con- Do. New 40 . /. 34 / i. pd 3 tee-- 2% dis. upon irnportation of foreign corn. I should desire-and I tests of the Curiculum, tor which the Romans were :o famous; and was that of the second reading last night of the Bill for the income-tax renews g . Lon. & Enniskil., al pd 11% - 12% concur with my Right Honourable Friend the Chancellor of to ensure a periect production of the various scenes, the celebrated 1. Accordin to the calcu- on not altogether with indifference. Acknowledging tnat yesterday was Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 2% -2% the Exchequer in the belief that a moderate duty on the Heed Frenconi, founder of the Parisian Hippodrome, has _b; . .n .n e e n d • lations made by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER have an opportunity of ever addressing the House, probably the last time he should Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo ,) 32% - 33% 32% % importation of foreign corn wured not cause any appreciable tr s cl e , s ur t i=l . ,: t s a e suezi=iz ie =i s Trus atua of T . Ibe introtced Mr. STANFORD had the incomparable delicacy to de- Do. Mande &Lincota amount of increaqi to the consumer, and yet would be for the trent time to time, g :Orming the most comp.ete tout ensemble of in his financial statement, it appeared that even in the Union 4f. 2s. pc' 3 -2% die. country at large the cheap e. 7, and the most effectual mode of Antique Pastimes ever witnessed in England. event of this unpopular tax being retainkd for another clare by one sweeping assertion, that inwardly Midland 100/. pf • 68% - 68 3 % 68 67% 68 67% A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. giving relief to the classes that are suffering in consequence is Adr i tion acti lt o eserved Seats, 35.; First Class, 2s. ; Second ditto, year, the surplus would only be 450,000/. It war, Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 35 -37 36 of the abolition of such duty.-(Hear, near). I repeat Md. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% again that the question whether diet alternative shall be ' little that they regarded the man as an therefore, decided by the members of the Cabinet the Members valued Parliamentary purity so Newest!. & Carl. ell pd ::: -- -,.., adopted is one upon which the country must decide 1 itt s t:WAL IriARIONET LE A HEA 1 RE, am glad to give such sari. faction te the Noble Lords oppo- 1.. ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. that in the present confused state of parties, and in Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ~, -,,, N N an e e w w d m p H o a r e r t k r t e e f t n A r b d e . r . gl a tl v i I l e p p n d d ., A Trim EVENING, and every evening during the week. Site by what they call en ime. atent declaration made by the unsettled position of the Legislature, ass wh ° boldly enunciated his sentiments. There N Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2% new Characteristic Address. by the Manager. 1 4 1 % --__ 3 11 % % di5. 1 5 1 : Me, which was neither more nor less then to say in my be- After which a new Piece, entitled THE HAPPY MANAGER. A the income-tax ought to be renewed once was wit in the ridiculously apt rejoinder of Mr. lief that the result of the approaching election will not be Dramatic Dificulty. In one act. P - Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p such as will enable me to prepoze the re-imposition of a duty To be followed by a new and original Burlesque, called THE More ror twelve months, even though they WABI •nv, who inquired " Had the Honourable orfoik IOOL pd 32 -a4 upon foreign corn-that It will not give me such a majority SPIRIT OF PUNCH ; or, The Arcadian Brothers. are solicitous to `relieve the country from a Mem ber been speaking his senti nents ?" and, on re without which I have previously decla , •ed I would not pre- . To conclude with an entirely new version of the Grand Eastern electac'e of ALADDIN ; or, Tiie Wonderful Lamp, produced with North.Coun Un % cl 10% - 10% dia burthen so very generally obnoxious. North B• • • • P 3% - 3 dia• pose the repeal of the present iaw. When the Noble Mar tee vast resources of this small establishment. answer in the affirmative, or 1 3 ritash -25/. pd 7% -7 y 7% % % quis oppoeite Eays that I have abendoned all wisb or inten- ''" Doors onen at Half-past Seven and commence et Eight o'clock they are from making at this junc y g , .:30 n ebr e tze il d :::s K ce E iv E i L n z g y an says, North Devon . 11/ d 7 B eV •• • P Ye -7% is. tion to make such a proposition, I must take the liberty of A Morning Pertormance To-Morrow and Saturday next D . • h oove eit er fiscal or a c , c h o e m m e s e_ l t v a e x s, his, a in the finn w i i m th ent t!a , t exc ize i pzt a u . rit he f:ce wh o a f t North Stafford. 17% p are you ?" addressing himself directly to Mr. STAN- e s e, & s e m, j - ... ..* 6% -6% dis. 11 10% saying that the Noble Marquis has gone one step too far.- open at Halt-past Two, and commence at Three o'clock. - ies tt tir tf e heee li nt North-Western 19/. pd (Hear, hear. y I have said that I will not submit the pro- There trill shortly be produced several New Pieces, whioh are now lion without a fair majority. I have intimated that we ,n active rehearsal. impelled to act fi t n hu n s ia in l t r h e e fe M ren in c unc. 6/. p 1% - 2 p. ' posi hile avowin their re ret at what they call the FORD. It WBS with this l cl . " • 11 ttht th Oxford, Worcester, & even w g g u icrous inci en a e are not like y I to have such a mai nity as far as I can Private Roses and Stalls to be had at the Box-office of the Wolverhamp'on 101 p 19% 20 19 7 / % x.n - x.n 8 ' th judge from present appearances. But if • sense of the . , fheatre, and of all the principal Librarians. necessity of its re-imposition. Schedule D, we can- debate last ev • ening on the Corrupt Practices at Elcc- Scottish Central 25/. P 16% -17 16 3 % % people be different from what I anticipate, then I hold , _. . . _. . not but think, might, without much difficulty, have tions Bill was brou ht t 1 th b • St • h Wdld 2 g oa c ose, e measure eing co tis i ~ 5/. pd 11% - 11% 11% % to my former opinion, namely, that there is no other HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Do. New all pd „ - „, mode in dealing with the finances of the country TIIIS EVENING, been relinquished, or at least considerably modified. passed through its fi 1 t • th t d' i • I no s age wt ou a iv sion. n Shrew & Eir A all pd •7% 71 - A 7% - so advantageous for providing for the exigencies of the . Will be produced Donizetti's Opera, entitled The Cabinet considered otherwise, however, and lieu of the Ballot, the countr t perforce, for the y mita Do . • ' . B LUCIA DI LAMMERsIoOst. all pd 5% -5% country as that which I have so often enunciated. Lucia Mada DIG •Ali M '• d'• h , me e a range, ic a, adame Grunal 1, Edgard°, led b the force of circ mstances time bein ence we are compel y . u g, accept it with thankfulness : but it is Shrew. & Her. Old 81. p eaa - 3 di e , L d the Noble Earl asid (addressing me)." Have ei But, my or s, .. gn .1' Gardoni ; Arturo, Siguor Mercuriali ; Bidebent•Signor Su- Shrewsbu. and Chester inug abandoned all idea of at any time re.imi.o.ingll duty on sire ; Enrico, Signor Ferlotti. to witnes-i the re-introduction of the old Bill in its en- earnestly to be hoped, that upon the occasion of the . (Non W. Min.) all pd 15 -16 corn, wilt you not go a steo farther, and declare you will Between the acts a selection from the revived admired Ballet, tirety -the Paws MINISTER acknowledging, never- ensuing ap 1 h b M • •te pea to t e country y 11118-1"8, More Do. Halves all pd' 7% - 8 do nothing whatever for tne perpase of what some Noble entitled Lords please to call ' tampering ' with the exis ing se stein ? " L LA SYLIIIIDE. theless, while he proposed the re-imposition of the tax, regard than has hitherto been shown will be paid by Do. Oswestry all pC 11 -12 11% Novi my Lords, if the Noble Eirl means re ask me whether, R a Sylphicie, Madlle. Regina p'orle ; James, M. Mathieu; Madlles. th Shrop. Union 6 1 / nd eea at he still looke4 forward to its eventual removal. the Liberal possessors of the franchise throughout the • - ' ' , - - 2 % d ' oTa o . Esper,.Lamoreux, Allegrini, &c, Do. A, B, C, & D Wily " as Anister-if I am unable to . affurd relief te the suflering ooeciuue with the new Spanish Ballet Divertissement, entitled Thereupon the Duke of NEWCASTLE rose, not merely kingdom, to the sent' tt • d• d t pd. up at per cent. .. iments en er aine in regar o agricultural interest one way (in the way in which I be- UN BAELLE DE CANDIL, South • •• • ..... ... .Deyon all pd 18% . - 19% , lieve it can be most advantage. usly efforded), I can, there- in which Wile. Guy Stephan. Mdlles. Rosa, Esper, Allegrini, La- tO announce his cordial assent to the proposed mete. the Bellot by the fortunate candidates returned by fore prone,: eto abandon them alogether, and seek no other "Ire ux, M. Ei Mattia, and LI. Mathieu will appear. South-Eastern 30/. pd 20% - 20% 20% % , , mode of relieving them-my Lorde. eotor ly b eve I not said Applications for Boxes. Stalls, atid Tickets to be made at the Box- sure, but, them to in consideration of the very great uncer- the Lower House of Parliament. South Wales all pd 33% ._ 34 34 office, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. s,,uth Yorkshhe and that, not only will I not Fay that, bet it is tOe very oppo- - River Dun 15/. pd x dis - I,‘ n 143% site of what I have said, and which I will repeat now. I ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. COVENT-GARJEN. and through the House to call to the recollection of LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.) Do. Do. 5/ •-•- ' • .pc ~,.. declare, whatever may ta the consequence D 3 to the sup• THIS EVENING, ONDON s MAY 25.-Wind at =on N. to N.E., light Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ~, - ~, pert or opposition of Right Honourable Gentlemen or Noble WM be performed Belittles Opera, the country the precise bearing of this tax upon the L brt: , ze, and cloud t• -The Vests, of Sunderland, arrived Stock. & Har.l.C/25 3d Lorde, here or elsewhere, that it is the purplie of the Go- I PURITANI. policy in which it originated. It was as an epi- . , e ; • ••• - ... Elvira, Madame Grisi ; Henrietta. Madlle. Cot* ; Georgie, Signor in the river •• 22d instan` leaky, from being 7n contect Taff Ve , e l2ot. pd 155 - 157 vernment to seek to afford a just end equitable relief to arini ; Brune, signor Soleil; Vatton, Signor Pelonini ; Riccardo, sode, or as BA 1 'neident in the course with a brig off Southsvold. Thames Haven Dock those classes, wbo, even if for the benefit ot the community j e S '! gnor Roncon: , Arturo, Signor Mario. and Railway ...181. d 2 2 2 / at large, have been mu le victims' and sufferers.- (Hear, Composer, Director ot Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. of the discussion thus provoked that the MARGATE, MAY 24.-The Express has got off the _ , , P % - 4 2% hear.) A n d I b e lieve that in Cie Eeglieh p. ople there ie The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely. sand and procec led admission of the futility of the hopes of the agricul- s • vee of Neath...l‘/. pd 4% - 3%dis. Water fd. & Kilk. all pd 4% _ 5% 4 7 / 8 such a sense of justice that taey wi'l rut see oee class, or two - Sid. Ann Mills, Philadelphir. Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 19 -20 or three classes, deprive lof edventases whicn they have TgEATRE ROYAL, ILAYMARKET. turists was extorted from the recognised representa- ST. M ' r ICHAEL 8, LAY 13.-The Lapotienx, Cadiz to Wateiford,Wes Wick. hitherto enjoyed, and at the some time subjset to en undue Mr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee arid Manager, Old Brompton. tive of the cause of protection. In testimony of the Newfoundland, called here 1 lth instant, leaky, and prc. and Dahl' • ' , n 3/. pc proportion of borders which they have hitherto borne.- THIS EVENING, ceedcd for Faye] ••• - ... West Cornwall 13/. pd 3% - 3 di la (Hear, hear ) I say, therefore, my L , rde distinctly, that it Wlll be performed an entirely new comic Drama, entitled MIND onishin success of the fr ast g ee-trade policy, the Duke LIYERP M 24. Wind E. to N. A- 4 W 30L 1Y -1., . esh- West London all pd „,„ R YOUR OWN B (ZS INESS, by Messrs. B. Webster, Leigh Murray, o f is my inten' ion, and it is the wish cf the Government, aid NEWCASTLE adduced an extraordinary array of • tirlln , , Miss Reynolds. Ste ing - , n, New York ; Marrhattar, ditto; Niagara stianier- Yk., New. & Ber. 25/. p 17% - 18% 17% SA, the determination of the Governmen', t , direct their atten- u Ai cks te t r on w e iji a c r a te , i v er ri mrs. S con i s n't hti li po ular ;abj ct, to fti h • h as in trade nd a • • h ac , s owing t e retur a n vigation, t one An tigua • e New York, Std. H 33 :, e r Juno, Virg'aia; Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 7% - 7 dis. 12% tion to the best mode thee cen devise of relieving those be called 0, GEMINI; or, e :g i e l Brothers:, CU)rse. P Characters by suffering interests.-( Hear, near.) Tile extent or the nature Messrs. Buckstone, Bland, Se oolger ; Mesdames Buckingham, Col- entries of foreign produce for home consumption, the L ~oliatie, , Polladelphia; Birkenhe::l, Boston; Cla- Do. G.N.E. pure. 9/. p. 3 - 2 3 % dis. of that relief may not be within our command or control- ine, Caulfield. Haney. &c. decrease of pauperism and the general pros erit -.. ' - ' . reee) ditto• Ca'edonir, Qael e; Electric, Calcutta; York &N. Mid. 50/. pa 23% -24 23% %ea (Hear, hear,)-but ti the affording that relief , and at the To conclude with BOX AND COX, by Messrs. Keeley and Buck- l - - P y Limb,: ire, Pan ema ; Gull ema!a, Pc 3ket, Guatemala; PREFERENCE SEE.a.R3IIB. . stone. pereerible throughout the United Kingdom. Enter- Sheckamaxon, New Yorl- Off Sld same time wltla full justice to ail classes of the community, part, Eueles. - • Aberdeen all pd 1% - 1 die. x.d dia. x.int I declare now, and I have declared before, the attention of ing into particulars, his Grace observisd, that while in Chietre:n, Qcebec, The w• - cck of a " vesee., supposed to Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 3 3% ... - ... THEATRE ROYAL, A.DELPHI. the Government will be directed-( Hear, hear) a and we Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. 1841 the consumption of coffee was 28,500,0001b5., be net of a ship or le - gee, vc:th mrits gone 10 feet Caledonian. 10/. all pd 8 3 % - 9 shall hold it to be our paramount duly, in some shape or THIS EVENING, above the eette atil two lash other, to afford that relief to those classes who heve been Will be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul in 1852 it was 32,500,00011)3. a that while 2 - , ing smEcks near, was passed Ches.& Holyhd. all ed 18% - 18% Ist M e'en b .ster en P.rdsey eed the Small% Dundee, Per.,&Abre.:e suffering for the good, if it be for the good, of the rest of the Bedford, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith. Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen th , t• ft . ' e censump ion oea in 1841 was 36,500,0001 bs. DEAL MAY 2-1.-Wind E,N.E , strop Ad f Junction all pe 5% - 6 community.-( Hear, hear.) Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliam, and MI s. Keeley. g.- rr . rom The Duke of ARGYLL slid the Yoble Earl appeared to Atter which, a oevilish new Extravaganza, called MEPHISTO- in 1851 it was 54,000,000th5. ; that while the con- the River e_d slc'. Ttteen, Berbadcee. Skl. Richard E. An .(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2% 7 - 3% t P v IIELES. Characters by Ur. en Fitzwilliam and Miss Hat , ei ebe, Adea find Boaitey. Do. 5/0 Z per ct. all p ... - ... admit that the consuming classe3 had derived benefit from Honeys - ss ' sumption of Cocoa in 1841 was 2 500 000 lbs in 1851 Do. 7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ... oolear. . , o OFF DOVER -Sophie, Texts for Bm • del ide , a en, A a , free trade ; but had asked at what sacritice had they To conclude with OUR NATIONAL DEFENCES. it was 3,000,00011 es.; and that while the consum • P - 8ah..,, for Hamburg:re Eastern Counties Ex., obtained it ?-(Hear, hear.) That was undoubtedly a fair ..,.... • • . e • __- .- . ._e__ ----- , sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% - 1 % P Pni _ _ way of stating the argument.-Mear, hear.) llis answer tion l of sugar was 4,000,0001b,4. in 1841, it was OFF NEWHAVEN.-Pugh, Bueno3 Ayres. 7' Pm Do. No. 2 all pd 7 / 8 - 1 % P / 8 was, that whatever the distress of certain classes might ROBBERY OF NEWSPAPERS 6 500,000;ba. in 1851. So much for the increased BRISTOL, MAY 24.-Wind E.-Arrd. Arethusa, Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 13% - 13% 13% ...or Norm have been, it did not, in the sliehtest degree, counterbelance -se Buenos Ayres> Sid. Wee Tottie, B d or eaux and Mau- Eastern Union Scrip, 14% '5 the advanfaga accruing to all other clesses of the commu• TEN POUNDS REWARD. comforts of the population ! He remarked, more- rititv. Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 14% -15 nity. It had been said that this win a landlord's questlon ; , over, that while in 1841 the tonnagli of English NEWPORT, MAY 22.-Wind E.-Sld. Au tS' Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ••• but he allowed that if it really iniurse the landlorde, it mtee ' ll f several Subscriber, answer to the complaints o , . gus e, • , ships registered was 3,500,000 tons, in. 1849 it had h - De ditto. P. o Thomas ; Cat-et• , , ...awns, ditto. East Lancashire, 6 per injure the tenants, -M aar , h ear .) H e d en i e d, h owever , that whoee papers are stolen in periods of political OE 9% MAY 23 ct. Quar. Shrs. all pd ~. . -Wind E -Arrd. Matilda, it had injured other classee. In Sntland the rents had other • 1 th ' excitement, we can on y renew e expression reached 4,100,000, and was increased in 1851 to QUEENSTOWN, . . . Pe quene. SW Halifax Peeket, Num , r East & West Yorkshire hardly (in most districts) been diminished, and !he labour -4 322 000. An advance scarcel less rem rk I y a ab.e, und of Junction, 5th5...a1l pd ... -- ••• ing classes, in both countries, he believed, were in a flourish- of our deep regret. Ia order, if possible, to bring ' ' ing condition. He had heard with satisfaction the declare- some one of the robbers to account, we hereby offer still greater importance was observable, be remarked, QUEEN'S BEN C H--( THIS' DAY ) Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% per cent. all pd 3% - 33 4 tion of the Noble Earl, but regretted the way in which it in the number of seamen employed, a number in- . coEBETT ~,." a re • nformation ward of Ten Pounds for such 1 as HUDSON. Glas. & S.W. Con. 100/. ... - •e;„ 15% % had been made; rather like hanging cut a secret signal to LL intimate his friencle, instead of giving a frank and decisive declaration. may lead to th d t' nof the culprit, and e etec to creased from 210,198 in 1841, to 237,971 in 1849, Lord CAMPBE -d that the Court would grant Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15 1 .?:/, e , a rule to show cause why there should not be a new Do. 5p c. red. sc. 9% p 1% - L• 74 r The true fact was, that on this question, all parties had been Ten Pou d n 6 more on conviction cf the offender. d et more in 1851 to 240 2 au y . ,9 0. By these and. a t r i a l 0 h uestion, wheth Great South. & West. compelled to bow to the judgment of the people and to corn nt e q er a party to an action could i 8% -' 8% variety of no less unanswerable etatistics the Duke of •• 1 • 4 and 1 Ireland) Bths all pd promise their own original opinions. Even the Noble Earl Sun Office, May 24, 1852. - suuress the Jury, aSObe II witness in support of his k near him (Grey) had, in 1841, when Lord Howick, actually . . . , NEWCASTLE was enabled to demonstrate with toher- own case. GL West. (Berks &H. ______________ L _ : ____ .... ••• ' Ex. 5 per cent.) all pd ... 106% advocated an Bs. fixed duty on corn as the best possible way ___--_______ HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. able distinctness the marvellously advanced prosperi ty Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p ... - ••• of raising a revenue and settling the question. - (Hear.) ears Day -Morning 43 m i n , altar 5 , Evening 8 nein after 6 ,-,f. MARLBRO' - STREJEr _( THIS DAY.) Do. Do. -.80 4 Pd ••• - - Earl GREY (rather warmly)-1 have always been in ro-mmutow-Mornin e 37 min. after 6 1 Evening 5 min atter 7 e the country during the last ten years of free-tra. ',se IMPUDENT ROBBER I r---Jeh A n :len was cherged with d York- Lancashire an , .._ ~s dis. favoar of free trade. - ------,...e.. eseee _ eee e e - administration. Later on in the debate, Earl GRAM • shire F. 20L -.6 1 7 Pd • 78 The Duke of ARGYLL -Nevertheless, the Noble Earl, in THE WEATHRR - o n M 25 - --:-.-.lrN ..,FFIcE, AY ---" stealing a bias.B window- plats th . , e property Mr. Thomas _ , 1841, made the declaration I have alluded to-( Hear, hear) VILLE having referred to the PRIME MINISTER' d hi t s Wing, hosier an s r - k Ina er, No. 1, Cranbourne-street, " S k 100/. p ... - ••• o. 6p. c. t . ..... --which shows that on this subject all parties have compro- I'IiRRMOMRTER, IX vim Sam)E. speech on the inauguration of his Govern. : Leicester-square. Leeds Northern, 6 per ... mused their own opinions, and therefore Noble Lords opposite 62-highest since noon yesterday. ' The prosecutor stated that cent. No. 1 ...... 13/. p , about nine o'clock on the 2 17/. pd ... - ••• i ment, as containing a declaration of the ne- Do Do. No. ought not to be taunted with comprOmising theirs in dete-- 46 -lowest this morning and during the night. ' previous night he was atta • adteg to alety in the shop, D.Do No 3 5 1 7 Pd ••• - ••• J *nee to the judgment of Vie narion.-( Heer, hear.) While 55- this day, at noon, cessity of imposing a moderate duty upon - when, on looking through the window he saw the brass- o• • • 48 9/ pd ••• - ••• Do. Qrs., 18 • I this question of protection was in abeyance the question of BABorArrms, 30.02. foreign corn for purposes of revenue, the Earl of plate which was on a side window, slowly move, and London & Brig. guar. .1 taxation could not be settled. He agreed with the Chan d a. ••- ••• Worn N.N.E.-light b fter disa ea immediately a pp r. 100/. p _ ... "Ilor of the Exchequer, that direre taxation was not prac- - 100/ ... I ot the shop and saw the prisoner running down the Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. • tieable with xemptione n without exemption wes very 1852 all ... - ... lik e en e ~ a d . . a e withdrawal street with the plate unde h. -- ' , fiscation. And he regretted t• -,ving foun f that DAILY WEATH.ER TABLE, r el erca. Prosecutor pur- Do. Con. 5p e, 0/ - ••• 150 c opinio of the chi' irns of the Protectionists. No other con- sued him, and came up with h• Do. N.Gr. 6pc 10 . p ••• im just es he had been 1 n ntumented upon with di - nprovel in a ceteain ad- ,:ztate of the Wind and Weather at each of the fallowing Strin er 193 n N.-TV. (Coy- a s Gress issu e d to • •-• a - h struction c b • ID•1 t b I collared by the electm of Carlisle -( el ~ ear.) FT -a p'eices at Nine o'clock yesterday • an y possi 1i y e p aced upon those ' g , ee who at once took him into Lon. & ~„, ea .., ,„ believed th at alaraing.-The stations °d Nunet.) sp. c• eose e ,„, 0. , g wco 3d5.51. p on -on p Noble Mar If Noble Lords on that side, and especially the ela arranged in order of latitude. memorable words of the PRIME MINISTER in which 'CUV Y. Ln.& S. • , t effect thatlnl(Lsns :owne), hai expressed opinions to the arando - Wind S.E., strong breeze -overcast. he vindicated his capacity to rule the destinies of lime, and knew nothing at Prisoner, in defence, said he w d k h as very run at t e Lon & EU. % Oh* all p 12 - 12% . i Lion it would %ding a system of finance on direct taxa- `,„ ictiterlNG*-Wind N.F. gentle breeze-overcast. all about it. -Committed for Man . Sheff., & LinCn• ~ 1 A ll pd 10 % .-.• 11 'A would rende r it im difficult to avoid such exemptions as . laureates:M . oN- Wind iV., strong breeze--overcast. England by forgetting the allurements olfaction, :trial. Qr. Sh., No. .. 10/. -all Pd 13 - 13 % 9 agree in the obserZacticable.-( Hear, hear.) He did not , N ILESTONR-Wind N.E.. gentle breeze -scud. and magnanimously sinking the Partiian in the - ---- --77-- -------__•_--.___. Do. New, .. 3/. pd %- 1 p tion of opinion on t l(zs that had been made as to the altera- - pu °l Wi n d N E 1. ... strong breeze -overcast: Patriot. EPSOM RACES. Nit t..... 6 ...... -g,.. 10.0 i. ... _... C tious, he was pereuadednart of pubiic men ; when conacien - -NB ' W H ICH-W • d N in ~ gentle breeze -overcast. - estimation in which thethe changes did not at all affect the 'IKEEN i ti Do. Con. Bris. & Bin, STROoD -Wind N.E , gent e breeze-overcast. - Eerl GREY said he ,_ eyzere held in the country. Briber 1001. pd 144 - 146 147 148 n y seems to be doomed no less than Protec- ------ " 11 ` ----- 6 per cent.... hVa l . 1001 ..„ _ ... aadeertai I duty in 1841 as a good cs _ n y spoken of an Bs. fixed S . weeparg-11 ind E. gentle breeze-overcast. lion. Y BY EXPRESS Do. Erewas E Ministerial benches)_b e p_aeornise -Meer, hear, from the Wd . B. E e tie breeze - overcast. COLCHESTER- . In ~ I g n . esterday the Corrupt Practices at Elections -(THIS DAY). • &Swanning. I'v'ng such a duty would have YARMOUTH-Wind N.E., h wind-overcast. Bill was passed t • h . 'lump antly through the House of 1 The n Do. Leic. Guar, 100/. p ... -..... b , raised the revenue-(Hear, h ear).....a ch t th state of -seven Stakes. 8 ner c. K - e,e 5/. p %dice- % p ment of the question at that thee._ nd formed a fair settle- rhe returns from the following places in ca e e . Commons, after a somewhat d • • e Do. Preferen ... 0, then believed (Hear hear it possible to m ake ____ , .) He had 7he wind and weather on Saturday morning at nine ally rather amusing discuss' P ! iscursive and occasion- ! 'Butterfly . ... ••• ''• ''• a ' Norfolk Exten... all pd 19% - 20% 20 1E agriculture, on the pr i nc i p l e , 01 poi r ti t ea a . case on the part of , 'clock :- ion. reparatory to being ' Sanita ••• '•• ••• . ••• •• • ... ••• ~ Do. ---• 5 es r %13 ct. slip 5% - e% read a third time the me 'Val. 2/. 1% -2 - duty.-( Hear, hear.) But it was a t economy, for a fixed Certeow-Wind N.E., gentle breeze- cloudy. , asure received two really • D o :Wavne% P ea e DERBY Be.- ,__ ca . y _ (ii question he had al ni [TING. North British ...51. pd 5 - s ig deemed of doubt and died it , e,ir, , ways Mataaxeen-Wind E., gentle breeze-overcast. important emendations, being extended first to the A% q 11 d The Duke of ARGYLL said he h aa _near.) eooex-Wind E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. 5 to 2 eget Robb' le Noble North Stafford....a p ... -..„ ''' tt proach at the Nobl eee levelled e Earl, but had sk iab l e . any re- flumecils-Wird N.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. •ri t r a cited his declare- t- counties and afterwards to the universities. The 4tO 1 agst Little Harry-taken Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. 6 per cent..... 12% pd % - 5 4 p x.n 13 9! tion to show that all public men 1 he I _, ..zicienow-Wind E., calm-overcaet. Bill was then passed, thus enlarged in itB ap. 15 tO I eget U";.. X.II o free trade- 0:47. 1 e few years had aseeneerrea-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-overcast. -Leugaton Shrews. & Bin N.G. all 10% - 10% to passed from protection t aa much inv i -:,,' 'Lear)- for the plication. Unfortunately it must be admitted ' 20 to 1 agst Stock Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. principle of protection wits , e , he ° 7- ''' an Bs. fixed - well . w . min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 16% -17 ear, ar.) ' ' :-. 4 ~. that there was too much reason for the 25 to 1 agst vae o duty as in the sliding scale.-teld ii mersley South Devon all pd 15 -16 6:, The Bill was then read a secen me, and thei r e . 4-1 4 fr, el, ;:ig,' 4 ;7?-- -- No e•ordships ce• )„ p interference of Parliament in this matter, if only . others mentioned. st,Est. 4% pc. 101. pd ... - ... I'm adjourned at Half•past Ten o'clock. !V e i ` ,e--4; '' '' ee - e•e e 4. .e. *1 4 . 1: e ' 45 ,6 ‘ j . e--•-•-•--- ----- --• _,_ .., •--•••-e,.. e, e .,, j , vet. ?i, e•ei tee ';', r• - k , - ' -e;!r•• •• ee . . r ee" 0 e- `' - ..6. d• - e , '" - i isolosures made during the last session were altoge-• / Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c eh. . • for the conservation of its own fair character. The. , !-------------------___--•- -. - r - '- - Stb. York. 4p c gd. 20/. 1% -.. % di a. , _ e A M cures u - IJuly 1 1806 all p ROYAL PRINCESS'S THE A TRE, OXF _ TRE t i r. , , . ~, .--- a e 1 . . ,0, s. •4 - -----4 . - - i: - --L- ( 11 / 50 . . R°l - 7 -j 4 t Is l / 4 , ther too gross to be passed by without some 'effor t Vibtrti Ml:futon+ Waterford & ' Kilkenny, ''• - ''' Pe Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. . - - ' ' 'le '....3. 6 per cent. 3/. pd % - ai i di a. B 1 THIS EVENINLi, ~,,.. .. ....._ being made in the way of legislative interpositior i. Wili be performed the CORSICAN ii 1101 lo. i rf.s. p r i„,,_ _ ....................-______.-..... Yorlc, Newc. &Ber. Gt. V, Wigan, Ile er, ates e iW i nt . Since the disfranchisement of SadburY and the reve - The Horton Stakes. N. of E. Pur. all pd 16% -17 characters by Messrs. C. K ea n, A. 16% Murray, Robertson, stud C. • - 4 Haresfoot ... 1 - vo. Do 5/. pd 4% - 4 3 % th Vining, J. Chester ; Misses rtuiliPes , elk, 1 b'l •, Leclercq. lations made, twenty years a sto the dep ora e go, a Sabra ••• ••• ••• ••• After which A. LUCKY FRIDAY, in w hi c h Mr. A. Wigan win tirtlntit : --...-. lalt, and at one period prevalent system of rotten-borough- '''' ••• .•• 2 York &N. Midland H. lit appear. Grand Duchess .., ... .., 3 and S. Parch. 10/. pd % - ea p 10% x • ere ••• To conclude with a new and origi,nal Fairy T a l e (compressed into ." - tee' . mongering, no such startling facts had been brough t ••• ••• ••• one act), entitted WITTIKIND AND HIS BR°THERS or, the - LONDON TUESDAY. MAY 25, 1852. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Ll to light, showing how electors calling themselve s The Reathcote Plate. Seven Swan Princes arid the Fair Melusale. ----.10.----- . Senorita... ••• 1 • _ pie ------------.-__L------------ Pt ateCtion h Englishmen could barter their political bier i. ... ••• ~„. ••• ••• 1 Leasing ae ; el le : Business Re ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. by th e I as, at length, been formally abandoned Jock o' Sot 2 Railways. Companies. "' mai "' ' Meg ' t ' ••• right for little better than a mess of pottage. TI le o -day. an , eader ot her M 3 -.-__'-___ 'Under the Management of Mid e Vestris. Eirl al ti AJESTY'S Government. The Hambletonian , ..„ ••• ••• Sole Lessee, Mr Charles Mathews. aa nY in f impudence of the whole scheme recently exposi ed • ••• ••• ••• Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ... Th THIS EVENING, the five-shifli , act, gave " the go by" even to . Will be produced a dramatic story in i' t ts entitled A ng duty last evening. As th* no ing, we demanded at the hands of the House of CommoLis DERBY BETTING. Bits& Oxf.,gua. all Gt. Westn. 30 -31 . CHAIN OF EVENTS. Characters by' m ei . egn c ite feel assured could s to 2 Do. without, all p, Do. le's Mathews, he vindication of the honest of the uncorru ted and eget Hobble Noble irni nar BiteWolv. & Dud.,l 2 be more satisfactory, so also we t y 131 ' Frank Matthews, Rooert Roxby, il eum. - flake s ; S t- Horncastle, are persuaded nath• 4to 1 agst Little Harry Rosi -re, Butler, and Honner ; alaname Veauls, ,Miuter: " a a Keene, v f them incorruptible, constituencies. It be- guar all pd' Do. - 80% 30% epe mg could be more explicit than man- ID 10 10 1 Mrs. z .,. Matthews , and Miss Julia St. Geor 4e M s i s Wright. .Mirs tbe Noble Lord' agst Harbinger Do. withounall P Do. • - 29% Oliver, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Maenamara, 'leas at ' rale, Miss Ellia, • a cleats? t• came not only necessary for the Government to puniet i and a ion that the proiect of re- 1 2 to I a Buckinghash. all p Lon. &N.W 18% - 18% Miss Grove, and Miss Foote. viVIUg even a own t Al gs .00ran the offenders who had been detected, but to guard, if Clydsdale Jc. all p i Caledonian 45 -47 Ban parativel sm ll . 15 to 1 a y a impost upon tK . t gs Inge on E. Lin., gua. ' 6 per ( . foreign corn, h -as bec ome possible, against the repetition of these malpractice s. 15 to 1 AeIIT,EIrS ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ---------- and absolutely i -ro Practicahi - at the prese t d 1 • n ay g aringly agst Claverhouse cent. all pd,Gt.Northn. 36% -37 - Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royea Highness The crime of bribery-politically speaking, scarcthy J e. Although the acknow- 1 7 to 1 agst Stockwell Gioucest. & Deam Prince Albert ledged head of the great part f , . less than that of Uzi majeste-required for its sup- 20 to 1 Forest... 22% pd Gt. Westrn. 4% -5% p 27 3 / Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty, y o the agriculturists, eget Womersley a 14 "he m , st eueemanful and t awnier Theatre In Londor. the PaimE MINISTaR i s - . Hartlepl. Dk. & i Yk.New.l pression the strong arm not merely of the law, but of 25 to 1 agat Daniel O'Rourke The Last Week of Etonaparte in Egpyt, in consequenc fth e o e Free-traders possess a n 0 uompelled to allow that the Railw....all pd 1 &Berw. f ••• --- production of St. George and the Dragon on Whit -Monday. vervvhelmin • • tbe creator of the law-the Legisla tui . e. -----th---------- ------ ---------- HJii & Selby, all p Yk. &N.M.,111 - 113 THIS EVENING, t the United K' g majority Do. Halves.,all p Do. I 55 % - 56% throughou mgdom F Hence the Bill passed through the Hnu se Jo r i Will be presented a new grand Military Spectacle, which is now the li s •or the remarks ' t Do. Quarts., all p Do. ,2- 27 "RT( exciting all Paris, entitled BONAPARTE IN EGYPe ; or, the which fell from Pef Lord D of Commons last evening. As an ended your Leeds Scßrdf„all r , Midland „,11031 , B nit Battl e of Abeukir. ERBY yesterday . /a - 104 % 104% % 4 lee eans exclusive ref - h . Lon. & Grenw., all,S. Eastern 1 12 3 ',Fn be , ollow e d by Batty's Inimitable Scenes; ot the A.rena. had by no in erence to the ma • o • in t e way of prevention, we regard the measut !, of •• _A - 13% ell addition to the extraordinary talent at the above Establish- la the Frae•traders in the •s• j rity ---..........__ Do. Pref....all pdl Do 2 3 DOl I . ' OA -- 26% meet, ete Batt h ossessed by exisLing Perlia- course, as laudable, but, at the same time, we awe Lowestoft., gua. 4 N-w .--,,,,,,__ . _. yas engaged the celebrated Equestria n Mr. A. ' SI alluded to The Mauor Plate. i; ecca - -7, th at e so Mr. Boswell, the renowned Corn que, and Madlle. Re- ment-he expres y a gab' lect of more ex- very far indeed from coinciding with those who are The Hetiot ... ... 1 per cent...all pd Norfolk l7 - New 18 and unicm grac i eful Equestrian, the whole forming the ntost elegant rtance, namely to th 2 Do. 6p. ce, all p Do. Goias phitheatr e . oamance ever witnessed within the walls of an am- traordinary iEoPo , e probable re- sanguine of its proving effectual. One princi . tete, Hothorpe , ••• ••• Micidiestie& Red- ... - ... I odis neral election, from • ••• ... ••• .. ... 3 DL To conclud e with a L sults of the next ge which results and one principle alone, can secure the electors fr om Catalpa .. cai, 6p. c., all p Stkt &D n ar Tickets to be had a aughable earce. actual advanta eto N. & E., sp. c. all E. Co ' - - ••• Coi - 1, ~..t. tea Box-office item Eleven till Four daily. he anticipated no g the cause of the reach of bribery. One principle, and one prin. Tho Woodcote Stakes. Do. 6p. et., all p unties 60 -62 ;7,xet et aa Mana;ier, alr. Leclercq. at . in which the p _ Do. -----___________________ protection. The mann - Reeit aa l ast ciple alone, can, by removing the temptation from Orestea ... ... ••• 1 Do. 1'.5 p.c. all pd Do. ::: ... ••• - ••• 1 _____ . ROYAL Si:ltite.y I feeling upon the sub' night explained his rea eect had the ... ... 2 Prestn. &Wyre, I L.Seanty .. . -• - '.. LOGI 'AL GARDENS. possessors of the franchise, secure the dignity Sister to Mounta . D In eer Open sor the very seldo • all paidl & La. &Y f - - - ' PRI Elilbitlon of Danson's colo_.,cseason, about it an air of simplicity m witnessed and the reputation of the lower branch of the Par- DERBY. Do.lllves, A, all p ETNA and the CAVES of Orc i .&, l , a b n aelieht View of MOUNT • of a statesman, and •I 'lament. 0 •• I Do Buete and interesting Menaszer,,_,,ronie,naned the C Ye: LOPS-Splendid la the confessions eti 1 ne princip e, and one principle alone:, No change. Read., Guiklf., and • ...... ... - ... p Chi rivalled Military Band-Various .A.iti sin Concert by Godfrey's un- less frequently detected in tl:e revelations of an ad. Can do this, and th • ' __ - • Reigate .. 11 d S Dr at principle-need we add ?-las Te • a P • Eastere.. 23% -24 23% 3 % , - Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic E u zhvt... N . o velt'es - Concludlng at - LONDON OACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETEX Roy. &reit ale e. ~ r representing the Intes for of the alo st ,ZUl e ly Messrs. Southby. ministrator. He declared • it as still his opi n • the Ballot. ion *, a p eeteelorthn. 9% - 9y e Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges ot yes andemonium of the Haere.-Hayda's oratorio, Creation, will be performed Do. Shep. Ex , all D Eel esirable, but at the same The Ballot! And t • • o. the whole terminating with the Erupu" ~;te a!! and hie Cyclops, that an impost on corn is d ye , in spite of every considers. , for the last Cm this season, by the above society, on Wed- Sid. Rib. & Gc . tole Gre 1 Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and tee I , T ,'„nht Etna and a time allowed that the responsibility of its revival tion the mejority of the Le isl nesday evering next h 26th instant. Vocelists-Mi sa 5 .... 1 ., , 8 , • ' ~ t e p ~ I .11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... - ... ~ I: Armour of Achilles. ' • .--ae, ,eeceavi ng the - . . he various con. g ature have session after • session rejected th ' • Birch, Mre•Lockey; 'end Mr• Lawler._ S. Staffdith e 9% p ItlrM'Clean lIA - %,, dis. Ale . Doors open from Nine A.m. Feeding the Arti ma e, .„ ' e must' necessaiily d volve upon t , e proposal of the Ballot as _......... thou h - ."- - - ---.--- , - -111% Con- - it g U 0 Wear Val. 6p c, al: Stckt& Dar ... - ... n were either som NIvERSITY INTELLIGENCII.-uxFORD, MAY 2e. text at Half-past Six. Fireworks at Half-pest Nine. stituencies. Such a course as the one he should f . e fantastic crochet or some Do. do. .„ allpd Do. ...... 29% - 30% D ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. 1.1 . ghtfully perilous ex • ---The Professor of P t 'll deliver his Inau.gural Lee oe ry wi wish to see adopted, he nevertheless admitted to be in i s . , periment. Why, that it , tor • Do. do. ... all pd Do. - •.• Peri neitner a crochet nor ein the Clarendon, on Wednesday, the 28th lastaut, at 10Q 5 /0 411 experiment the . two o'cleck. Witte& Som e allp Gt. Westxu. 100 - 1 91 , D MAY 25, Rail ways. Cent. France (0.17.) all' Charl. & Erquel. all pd Demerara ......... all pd Dutch Rhenish 8/. pd East Indian.,.,.. 18/. pd Do. D0....20/. pd Gt. Indian Penin. all p Do. D0...A pd Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg _l3l. pd Do. (Railway) 101 . pd Do. Do. (Canal) 2t. pd Maria Antonia 271 pd Do. New 8 j pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of France,l6/.pd Do. 201.3 p c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 111. pd , Paris & Lyons ...G/. pd Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & Havre...all 1)(1 Sambre &Meuse all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec 22 -23 13 -15 3 % 3Y B dis. 4% 4 3 / p 1 -1/ p M - 1 p --- ... 4%- 414 3% -3% 9 / 8 % 8 -10 .d3A 23 —2% 13 1 % 1334 414 4 1 , 4 „ - 4V I -- 4 ;2 p 45 —47 29V z 30 21 5 / 8 21 7 / 8 11 11% 5 —5/ (A) 4l. pd Tours & Nantes 171. pd West Flanders...B 3 4 pd 'West. of France 61. pd 5% SY B dis. 3 3 14 1 1 ,4 1% p MINES. Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 151. p Australasian 21. pd Australian 5/. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Mari all pd Blaensrvon I. & C. all R Brit. Avstr. Gold all pd' British Iron 131. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cul. all n Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper ...40/. pd Colonial Gold 1/ pd Copiapo 14/ nd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain all pd Great Polgooth all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd Mexi. & S. Amer 9/. p New Granada all pd Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip l/. pd, Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10 3 / 4 South Australian, 1 pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd 14 p P 3 / 4 — 1% P v z _ 1 ih 3 / 4 dis. IA IA dis. ••• dia. ••• ••• IIA - 2 par % p par % p ." —. ... 1 % dis % dis. 1 / 2 4px.dx.n 1 / 2 %dis. %dis. par par %p % % dis. 9 —lO 11 —l2 2y B dis .STOCIX 238 N: 46%-47 55 —56 12% 13 25 —26 I Australasia .... ZOINT. . all pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial ......... 25/. pd Coin. of London 20/. pd Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 101. pd Loo. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 351. pd Do. New .....101. pd Nat. of 1re1and...22 1 / 2 p Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. Do. New ........ all pd Union of Austral. all pd Do. New ~,,,,2 Q pd Union of London 10/. p Union of Madrid all pd 18 —lB% 28% —29/a 1734 - i i 34 -36 ` 4 'A - 45 3 4 16 -17 IA 42 /8 - 42 IA 3 - 3 1,4 15 -16 Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Canada ......... 32% pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd. Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...sol p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2 p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. _l5/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization, 21. p ;CELLANEOI7% 1 2 -2% 48 - 49% 28 IA -- 2-9 2 - 234 82 1 4 -83 34% - 35 77 % -781 A 82 1 / 2 83 35 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 market was steady, and closed with out alteration in prices. The sales comprised 4.500 American, 320 Pei ,am and Maranham, at 6d. to 7ed.; 120 Bahia, at 6j- to 64; 300 Egyptian, at 6d . to Bd. ; 1,44 Sur a t, at to 4/(1.; and 180 Seis ' lsland, at Is. 4d. to Is. I Id. per lb.—Railway Shares were rather firmer. The letters by the Niagara steamer are just delivered. The accounts are favourable, but no bullion is on board. In a communication received yesterday from Jamaica, the writer referring to the possibility of obtaining a sup ply of labour from the United States remarks:— " The more we consider the proposition to increase the population of this island by encouraging the removal to it of coloured Americans from the United States and Canada, the more we are convinced of the practicability of the scheme. The present time too appears admirably suited for making the attempt. Everything, indeed, appears to favour the conclusion that a very trifling effort on our part will suffice to bring to this island thousands of those whom the Americans are anxious to get rid of, and tho Canadians cannot afford employ ment to. " The present time seems auspicious for agitating anew tee question of tribunals of commerce, and if the sub scribers streegthen the hands of Mr. Lyne, their hono rary secretary, the movement will no doubt be brought prominently before the electors, 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— " I seek to bring this question to bear upon the prin ciples of free trade, which are to multiply the dealings of nations men both at hom e an d abroad, and therefore all 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 naturally frightens the foreigner away from us, and it does nut improve the revenue, or encourage the honest to labour in this country; on the contrary, it indirectly 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 grataful that 1 can say I have letters in my pos session from some of the most exaltad 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 muoh canvassed, and the price, 90, is considered -much too high, taking into account the facility of purchasing the old Metallics. 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 very quiet, but not active. There is, in fact, scarcely any thing doing either for money or time. Console have been 994 i; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 101 to k, and the Three per Cents. 99 to k. 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 3 I . 4 4 - to 32, and the Three per Cents. 25 to k; Peruvian Bonds are 1011 to 102. Buenos Ayres Stock is at 73i to 75, Grenada 201, a n d 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 coaling forward in due course. Mr. Lord has used strenuous exertions to bring the Legislature and the Government to a sense of what is proper Russian in the matter, and we yet hope may succeed. Four -and-a-Half per Cents, have been 103 k, 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. QUARTER TO THREE. 991 ... 99 4 ONE P RICES OF BRITIsII FUNDS O'CLOCK. Boil, oc”t iZotinctAl Anna. oar Ceot. Consols Annuities N-w 3 1 4 per Cent. Ann's- - 5 per Cent. Annuities 1091 9 34101 124 Long Anne. te expire J an. 1 860 I )tha Lond ft, OE"' ..... ..... 79 p 82 84 p ••• Ditto under 1,0301. 99% con,,i s for Account . ;:xchenner Bills. I%d. March. 1,0001. ..... p 5031. ... 72 ONE OF FOREIGN 6perrllCNDant.ll.. .................. Buenos PßlC Ayres res Bonds, 6 18 p 2 e 5 r , 1, 3 e p n e t r . ezi . . 79% Gib nish BBoonnddss, per cent. E p e ep u i a t gr' S ßonds ...... Grenada Bonds, 1 per Cent -- Do. Ex Dec., 1849 Coupons 204 Ditto, Deferred al,aiesti 5 per lent,, 1816 ........... 31% 32 Ditto, 3 per Cent......„ ........ 25 Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 per Cent lO l l4 102 PiUo, Datil% 3 per vent Cense ... Ditto Account, June 9 CLOSING PRICES 221 99% 101 124 6 15.16 79 p 84 p 99% June. 67 69 66 p CLOSING ?BIC ES. 104 1 A 791 A 104% 20% 8% 82 25% 102 02 1852 rOMEIGPX, Nominf 1 Prices. Bwinvs done to-day. 5 1/, 9 t , 4 6 / 8 IA 15 1 /i 11 514 7/8 11 1 4 3% 75/8 PA % Portuguese 5 per Cents. Ditto, 4 per Cert Russian Bonds - Ditto, 4 per Cent ..... „... 103 1 7,i Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent....... 96 3 4 Sgisnoth 5 per (Je . ct. 1,84' — Ditto. 3 per Cent — Ditto. New Deferred 20% Venezuela Bonds, 3 1 „ I i per Cent 3B 32 381 / 2 Ditto Deferred — Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch 2% per Cent. 12 Guild 611,! IMPERIAL PA RLIAMEN T. (THIS DAY.) HOUSE OF COMMONS The EPEAKER to, k the Chair at Twelve o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lords' amendments to the Accidental Death Pt' surance and Rlilway Assurance Companies Amalgams' Lion i 3 in were considered and agreed to. Ti a Stockton and Hartlepool and Clarence Railway] and Hartlepool West Harbour and Dock Companies, and the Limerick Improvement Market Bilia were reads third time and passed. The following Bills were considered nod agreed to:-.- Astia,,ll and Buckland Road. Ox tord,Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway (1 10 . 1 ' ) The Presbyterian Mini s t ers ' Wid ows ' an d Orphooa t Fund Bill was read a s econ d ti me , an d or d ere d to ,_ commit tee, PETITIONS. Several petitions were presented, praying for the re' peal of the attorneys' certificate duty. Sir JOHN YOUNG presented a petition from Sat . borough against the Maynooth grant. Mr. KEOGH presented two petitions against the Militia Bill. WarwickshireElS r. Mr. NE W N ag E a lg st p nt t r h e e se ma e y d no se o v th eral petitions grant.front the m etrep Wr oi D ita E n G P A ro T t E est p a r o e t ae A n s te so d o a ia s t i io m o i . lar petition fret s MA ICNOOTII COLLEGE thedaßyfo — ADJOURNED DE' On the ord er of AT r E ti jcurned deb a t e , e resumption of the ad" Mr. Sergeant MURPHY rose for the p ur pose of or posing the motio n o f the Hon. Member berfor North War" wickshire, but it must not be supposed that he vi „ 9 ll - opposed to inquiry, f or h e was of opinion that the res ul t M of the most stringent i nqu i ry would redound to thecre"A7 of the Maynooth Coll ege .— ‘ - ear.) The con clusion such inquiry, he believed, would satisfy every initAlt:ia l person that Maynooth Coll ege was an institution we''-,e, e had answered the purpose fo r w hi ch it was inteadts and in which the soundest moral doctrines and the strictest loyalty were taught.—(Hear, hear.) WO then, he might be asked, do you oppose the motion? - '' (Hear, hear.) Ho would tell them. The inquiry we proposed in a mean spirit of retaliation upon the Roman Catholic body, and it was not brought forward in g ood faith,—(Hear, hear.) At first the motion was absolutely against the grant to Maynooth, and so the the notice end ofof February, votes notice down mo nto . don for an inq u iry was placed upon tha paper, and the t previous notice was still allowed to remain standi ng. (Hear, hear.) B u t 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 in their way, the notice of motion for the absolute disco: tinuance of the grant t o M a y noo th w a s e xpunged fro m the votes.—(Hear, h ear .) S o f ar , th en , for !Ile first. Now for the second. What necessity was there for it? He insisted that there was none, because some few years ago a commission vissl; pointed by the Crown to examine i nto t h e doctrta taught in Maynooth, and that investigation ended, as others would do, in establishing nut only the soundness ' but the validity an d scru p u l ous mora li ty of t h e pr in t ples taught and i ncu l cate d i n t h e m i nds of the Staub-jai at Maynooth.—(H ear , h ear. ) A l l the charges le: had previously b een ma d e aga i nst the cage w e re thoroughly refuted, and th e i ns i nuat i on that ultra's°n_ tans views wore entertained by its professobrse was denied in the report prepared by Commissioners.—(Hear, hear.) Where, then, would "" the benefit of instituting a second inquiry? If th e /3 1 . 0 tion was intend e d to put t h e H ouse in possession of 100. information up on th e su bj ect he could assure the House that no more inf ormat i on could b e obtained thin the I , li port contained, an d a ll , t h erefore, that they shou ld do , that was the object of the motion was to order the port to be reprinted.—(Hear, hear.) But, admitting o ' e another inquiry was necessary, the inquiry could be be; without an y mot i on of the sort, for t h e lA% Lieutenant not only possessed the power of appoind l3 2 but also if he so thought fie an annual v:sit a tio n , to r a ; new the Commis s ion, whi c h ' could sift the subject fa r more efficiently than a Committee of this House.—(ll"; hear.) The visitation had taken piece every year sic ,`; d the existence of the grant, and if any of the s e a buses e: t _ exist in the college which had been charg e d egaill,st a h r ' they would long ago have been brought t o hear.) He complained of the s pirit and manner iii __ which this motion was made. A C omm ission in; sitting and examining into the ab uses o f the Begf oo Universities, but in the appoint ment o f t h at Comniisr oa , there had been no desire to prejudge the questt ow as was manifested in this instance.—(Hear.) Pe a could the Lion. Member for North Warwickshire , '7 l strong and conscientious Protestant, conduct an itePs. rt t a inquiry into the doctrines and religious P rinel . l iee, taught in Maynooth? But setting that objection as ii could this inquiry be proposed in good faith, 7 11 1 was clear that they had a!moit atteins the en d of moribund Parliarnent?—(Hear, hear.) Appoin t ba g Committee, and what could it do? Why, no th ing, simply meet once and adjourn, and then the dissolatt i l would sudd en ly b r i ng th e i r l a b ours to a close.--(l lea e r d a Permit hi m , h owever , t o as k t h e quest i on, w hat grone„ • ae . had been urged in favour of the i nqu i r y ? N o ne a t ot Every ar gumen t w hi c h h a d :en brought forward was in favour of inquiry, but against th e grant , b e cause 1 ",. Roman Cath o l ic re li g ion w a s the r u li ng p r i nc iple of college,—(Bear, hear.) It should be remembered tlrt the object of the Legislature in assis 'ng the college 7 ., to promote the d omest i c re li g i o n of the p eo ple f „, e land, and h e was prepare d to prove t h at t h e colle g e authorities authorities had i n no way d eparte d . rom t h e origi l . purposes of th e institution.—(Hear, hear.) He leo7. tended that M a y noot h h a d not hi ng to d o w i t h the u ltra montane teaching now p reva l en t i n I re l an d. Did t hey suppose that if Si r R o b ert P ea l, w h en h e proposed to h e increase the grant to Maynooth hal found 0 , 5 7, 1 teaching practised at the college, woe such as it was described to be, he would not have asked a comm is sion of inquiry, and been guided by the result? Si r be did Peel was slow in approaching reform, but w hen eing effect any reform, it was always of the most Be ar e caution, and comprehensive c h ar actertyet, with all his T i lts of in had never seen anythi ng to condemn or comp la in of the system of e d ucat i on pursued at Maynooth. The riculum at Mayno o th exten d ed over eight years, and period elap se d f rom the time the young man e ntered st until he went f ort h to the world an orda i ne d prie s` Now the p ermanent grant was made in 1845, b u t it did not come int o operat i on until 1846, so t h at s i x y ea rs is! elapsed since th e b ene fi ts o f t h e grant had been enjoyed at Maynooth. Th ere f ore , he would undertake to say that that not a single Roman Catholic priest, educated at d Maynooth S i nce th e gr ant wa s made, in any public d em onstration in Ireland. Wee it a logis_ cal conclusion, then, to say that s u ch was the system of had pa rtic i pated participated it, that an wag ab so l u tely' education pursued at Maynooth, and such the evil effects arising from inqui ry necessary? He thought he was bound to ma ke the inquiry th e Committee that the system o f e d ucation h a i whether, if it was p rove d b e f o re never been altered and was free from the objections that had been urged, those who supported the Hon. Member g fo r r a e W tf a r w vv i c h k e s n h re insurrection wo l d b w e a s Prepared ir t e o l a n u d p w h o h l o d w tk as e it that stood between the people and bloodshed but the Roman Catholic pri es t s ? He met with a positive dole , ; the assertion that the education at Mayncath encouraged immorality, t and shook the allegiance of those under away doingi s i nfluence. One of the most illogical reasons for • with the grant, was advanced by the Horne But afteProoimr,probvaintg twheascon Secretary,once poor, who said the College of Maynooth $ lll3 making now comparatively O e f om tb p e ar p a r t o iv fe e s ly sore,r d. them almost affluent, were they to reduce theta to a state of poverty again? The Home Secretary ba d also stated that the college was intended for domestic purposes, and that the funds voted by Parliament, in stead of being employed for the education of priests at home, were used for the education of foreign priests but if that Right Hon. Gentlem a had instituted the most meagre inquiry he would have ascertained there was no foundation whatever for that'assertion, which was so often repeated by the great champions of Proles' tandem. (LEFT SPEAKING.) GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN Itamwer.--Trafflo for the week ending May 22, 1852: Passengers (23,111) , goods and parcels, horses and carriages.. £4,127 2 2 Corresponding week in last year 3,854 9 7 Glasgow. May 24. S BOUQUET A LA PARIXODA.The indefatigablers lt's Nl‘v Soyer will introduce at the grand ball, this evening, at W illis's Rooms, in aid of the Soup K when Funds, a beautifully designed bouquet, having choi ce fruit intermixed with the flowers. He will also lecture on cheap food for the poor, experimentalising on his minature Battelle de Cuisine. FRENCH PLAYS. —ST, JAMES'S THEATRE.—Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Orleans and their Royal Highnesses the Duke and D uchess d'Aumale, attended by * numerous suite, honoured the French plays with their Pre" stance last evening. BIRTHS. Or A 110 i. At Stockwell -hall, Sarrey, on the 22d inst., the wife of E• ~'• Rowden, LI., New Colle e-lane, Oxford. On the 21st inst.. at Liverpool-l g od e, Brixton-hill, the wife of C. T. Jenkinson, g OF A DAUGHE. On the 22d i nst., at Dover •house TE , the Hon. Mrs. Bagot. At the Rectory, Tooting, on the 20th inst., the wife of the Rev. R. W. Greaver, MARRIED. On the 20th inst , at Bishopstrow, Henry. third son of Robert Robertson, Esq., of Portway-house, Warminster, to Catherine E!eanor, youngest daughter of the late Rev. W. $' Wapshare, rector of Chitterne St. Mary. Wilts. DIED On the 20th inst., at Ranelagh, Chelsea, the Rev. Joseph G. Brett, LL.B., incumbent of Hanover Church, Regent' Etreet, aged 6 2. On the 22d inst., in Mornington-crescent, A nn , wid o w of the late Willoughby Lacy, Esq., aged 82. On the 22d inst., Mr. William Cooper, for many years the proprietor of the Excise Coffee-house, Old Broad-street, city • London: Printed and Published by MUSD° YOUNG. s _ ol No. 112, Strand, Printer, a t T he Sun Office: No. HIT Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, b 2 tate1:011141 liaddleseN Tagil% Mal 26 0 IN& - 28 7/8 a 1 46 4 14% 18% 29 1 A % 3/ 45 1 ,4 37g 103% 9634 20 7 4 381 i 14 61%