The Sun. — London, England, 1848-12-02 00:00:00

....... -- illyeaw. -- . - .. ________ ____ - ------ - - Sti N , 1, ONO 0 W . SA. T . tinnAy .t) EcEmit 11 R , 1848 " .. ioi T 1-1' ti,' - ZINES-(CONTINUED). E 1 ; I! N_l N__ mA CT GA , 2 , ,_ „ . . -- - it ... 9 1 •• - mART-& - ET NEWS --/THIS DAY.) niature is exactly hae Ma noun. ae the latter end been in the habit of drinking. I came to London on 1 FINE ARTS. PORTRAIT OF LORD GEORGE BEIVTINCK I 'S f M i /SCELL h .4/y ll Y b . l PRICES OF SHARES the menth of . Octet:en Painted by Samuel Lane. Engraved by Samuel Reynolds. Bentley n 's h ll 'N lis 7 .; L ell E an Y y or t its mont wi e eager y •• - when her mistress wss the 10th of April, but I den't recollect whether I called IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM .. 95 Er uit:-Pine- G e.,71 4 .7 7 :7 - fi 'L ,, P :r ,ic a. . nd p rhy id, i „, .' q of uite Iva, Tenn tobers fi,s g oi ng to c o . afield. Bernern ion the prisoner and her moth; r. I went to Bath 29 ea After the numerous engravings yvhich have ap - sought after by all admirers of genius ; it contains a p t ea l r a e s d t t o o f r t h e e e o l r a d t e t L i w e a d p e o r n l i , o ) f a t t i h o e n O o p t po o s n i e ti o w n , h w ic 'e h h h at a 'e s m th .r e it f t i e r n st c b h y apt h e i r m o s f el t f h . e " I, l\ h l . e. e . m p o r ir e s se o a f t C p h o a r t t e io au n hr r i a a i n a d te ,' s ' _ PANIES' STOCK. d .. 414 e, t - e r la 3, 6 ,1 rtes :1); Applitse ls od t„ g s; a „,l p oufs : . lhor , ed ‘ the olefel d ont eort•irg. i ; ,.r A . a e rate nest, at seven 1 011 the 13th of April, and route ed to London u °S . per loon . site e ; Iti ;en. Inainburgh Otte.p. v, From the Official List, I to 9 IS 9:1 ; o (Noce one (Neutron, wtont the plaintiff was out ot town. ! on the 15. h, to len n . the drattio -room. I called on •• --- • lb 6. to) 4, pe • - a •-'' 6 t l and 'hese t f 11' -3 • ' • 1 - ' i: rnan 'real retensions to be -• d s authentic met 1.• • Y. P . con,idere a - • • e ~. to his earliest childhood, but it is, neverthe- to , PUBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. t! •• --a, e re ; __ as, ra -* , '.l 0. • X2ll , II t . _ . , if, ! Ile was :thew!) Into the roil - lour. Her [finer-es eent and , the prisoner and her triotinr on the g lBo.h, and dined with - -' sat with him Toe k . nee t in . () the arlour about an ; them. I went afterwards to the ball and danced there. Ihe likeness which M R • ld h. h nder- I. - • t • h .r.eyno s a- ere u ass, in eresting, as t e thoughts and feelings of his LONDON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. 0 .. "-" 8,1 to Is, new Lemons, 12s i.., I6 s ~W alol o g e n t s , ‘ ••' ''''' s (e.l'i'e ''n'l black) 8d tu 1 s , I , ) , e d r N l i b „ . , ' , : hour a f t e r he * came: lah'lr!Liiti:d tietilPhalf-psst one in II don't know my own age, but, for , the s , ake ok of s i a L ying t e o z f z o t t i h n e t o b a r w o a tt g s h o a r f i g K i n i n a g ll7 s a u f l t o e u r g - l h i f t e s a w n •e d r e ie e i n i i n a g. s g o r e t. a t h i s m c e h a s i l u d r h e a , 0 t d h . e r l e n fl e •• - 55 ,,,, raeges, 10, to 15; at. 100. Filberts, 90 ' : 1 the mooning. Mr. Ellcambe, the tether, called . something, I will say lum 64. Ihe bell to p ' a 'e c taken to multi l lOLDTT-STOCIC 1311.1911.5. 1i .. -- lu Olos; Chesn •• 4 p '' ' . to ' 4 1 ' t)0, ptr I painted for the Town i - n hal m l three times that uieht. He called the fist time the house of a Mr. and Mrs. Pennington, at Paddington. . , , 1 3 3' . _- Red Cab' he, st) 6s , „er ri,,•2l { . a r egetabn.s:---- 1 , t x he of c t a h se e s of Company. ' Dividend j A=ount -- wages, I,nl t o 3 5 ),. , ( 1 , . c. ; ; • ~. 1 , anou. twe ve o c.ocK, as .e us y v •• . t n fl i i : s 3 ,l l):l: .; itAli , li 6 ; . I - I . , r.cratiis'', l , per of Paid. Price a •• . . zen, ep.nace, 1 4 , 1 ' 1 ' 1 - uall did to ace if the I invited the pii,oner, her mother, arid the Baron St. and is now in process of being copied by the of Chateaubriand, more, perhaps, tban in that of any I r ' a h e a t c h s i t l d . w i tt a s io f s o t h n e t r h t e o 4 t t h h e o m f n o n c . ' t ' Annum. Share. a: .. 4% 2s to 3, per benole; 'lntr.- l ' gate was fastened. The se coral time he mine in about Mart to my house at Bath. The priaoner was genetally Lynn, _..._...-....- -_- --- -.. ' a °matter ot an hour Alr Gad,by went to him and la•e, but we always waited for her. I may hav e P laced en g raver / with the Permission of the Worshipful other man (save and except Mirabeau), ri •• --- .f. s. d. Zs. d. O n i ons, t _ s i 'I; Carrots , :2s 6,i to) 3s per do,z,•ri hui.thes; ~ t i , •• --- otatoes 4•to 6 • - 11 ' ' n I could not ttn; to bed as the children wet . , id, a co py a verse , an d a b ouque t o f fl owers on th e plate of the Mayor and Corporaticn. Although the im ober, 176 Australasia ....•• .. - 1 - 40 0040 0 0 15% tl ~ t% P I 601 to 2, 3 . .• per bushel. Asb-leavel kidney I n o " ' s -1' collection of it- Great enough that the labours of the artist are as yet only eeev were not ill. Ile came a third time, when the the Baroness, but I have no re . ( pression struck off from the plate shows plainly He was b ' o ' BritshNorth American i 51. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 - , .b . , -, J • I ,nr hus I, • Ceder • 9.1 to ls 2,1 er • - - 8. :won .......• •••••• 1 71. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - ' .* ..-- lirLdift ; Care •• 1 - o , ' , ), o - , •o lp 1 ghtt na re put. out. Airs Gaasby tont him she was lacghter)-but I vvon't swear I did not. I recollect M r terocoo, es to i 2,1 per (ooze.: uunotieo- . 11 "rooena • 1 fi I , 1 , -1(1 • ,„' going to bed. After whOta Mr. Estail fold MN. Gedsby placing flutters p ~ . in her late and I used to c 01l her . • Speaking of his father, h partially accomplished, it is nevertheless sufficiently ele f . e says- .lomraercial of London 1 6/. per cent. 101onial. • 100 0 0 20 0 0 - 0 151. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - d •• --- to 12, .'°' to - P I r r" . "'; ` i P r ' ls ' l I_,,' 1‘)" ',,,, - ,'' rt aliened helf an hour together in the parluur allitsey.-(Great laughter.) Sometimes I make a verse , a t y ether, M. de Chateaubriand, was a tall, gaunt- P e : tee •lelvs e . el I advanced to enable the eye to recognis t e germ ot e h Gloucestershire •.• • • • 1151 per cent. - - - . bage, • •- , -too.: .. -o to ....t. p---r (.• - z , tio ; , - .-,av•ty V,a•••• . 1 I 1 T 1 - 'I. re not re-ligated, or two., but I don't recut ect whether I have addressed looking man, with an aquiline nose, thin white lips, and lonian ........•••• - 1 6/. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - 11 in tie ( ars. .le LaTIO t a WI , ver b • f 1 - y eauti u production. lt gives every promise of , •bdto ee o•-r do.zen; li; tors; 1, Sprouts, 9:1 t• 1- weer) and Westminstr I 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 20% i •• - Fer Sle•-.... cz '' , , , -, ' ' Mrs. Gronby told her before she (the (Lein to young ladiei.-(Laughter.) I did not call the deeply suaken eyes. When he was angry 11 - , is counte .. ....,_ .--, en eens, As uAto Ls per dezen Letecees. being, • t 1t • • • '• d h on 1 s comp e ion, vraisemblance itself ,an t e Lance •issuir ed an expr •s , ion 'h . .h Ditto •• -. • - 13 0 0 - , 4 eeriness) let the defendant nut to see if her father was ate mien of tee prisoner to the diamond until she ob- 1 f h , . s . e le- was really terrible ; euneon aoint-;o • c • e •• . • • • • 61. pe - r cent. 60 0 0 10 0 0 - ' - - 1 "..511.5/41, ..a.T. /1 it ,- •.,1.4 a.. - 0.. ~ , 4 - ..1 ..1 - • vu ue o t e work is materially enhanced by the I have neees ssen an • r• •1 1 a e '-• - "'" '." about. Slie told her anittress that she thoueht ehe saw st rvo d %that a, beautiful diamond it wits, mid esked . rne to ype son vt.io .00-ed a,s he did on erovincialor Ireland.. 8/. per cemt. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - I All kind ( M ' - . --' , 1 1 d h h - - . ' DID la% t ent, :_.....1 N it cot tnoved t a si,,,iy, on the following i , . l' • • d 11 sG . d •to see! the defendant let I•er look at it. I dare say I have worn it when mow egetat t e portrait taken by Mr. Lane was thsse occasions ; his fleshing eye-balls seemed as if they Ditto, New......... 81. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 14% ~ Jim At ii, own oor. i r.. a b y _ o .-- ;eel'. frem 9 i ed to 3 • 61 • llai t.n the only picture for which the Noble Lord ever sat- would leave their sockets, aud strike the offinder to the Sattonal of Ireland .. 51 per cent. SO 0 0 22 10 0 - ` ~. .- 3 ' 4rl to 4,4 d , Veal - - ' ' ' ' A. ' '' ' had better go over the garden wall, and he did 1 I hsve been with her before. I have danced with Sat. Provneial of Eng. Gt. * er cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 t , 3s Gd to 4s 4,1 ; s•nd Polk s,, as 8,1 ti, . Th:, 1 . , ,r:,,ur was over the kitchee. Heard ' tee prsoner several times. The Baron St. Mart was havieg done so in compliance with the wishes of his eround, like a thunderbolt. The ruling ausbitien of me• Ditto, New..... •. - 51. P per cent. 20 0010 0 0 - , ~ --4 s Sol p. r 81os by t Ile caretse - Geese ' ' father rva3 family pride. 'ls OA t o 7 :, p, , , ' - -- e a ` ' so. peke over head like romping. After One of present e hen the conytrsetion took plece about the constituency. South Australia ...... 51. per cent. - 22 10 0 - r .• --- owls 1s 3 1 to 3, 3.1• Cepon , 3: 6d "He was naturally grave, and became still more so as Unice, or Australia.... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - t .. ..... t 0 4.,s f ' ': • • ' ) ' . '' till'ie rompetes her mistress carne doe n to the rug:, and no doubt he saw them. I did nut see the t )i ; nhiceens, Is 0 1 too 25 6.1; Pucks Is 9 i hear her PORTRAIT OF MAJOR ED WARDES. Painted he grew older ; his taciturnity was remarkable, and he kria n . itto .............. - - 310 0 - j DO ...... ' ~, ,„ , kit..hen. Noticed her v. ry much. Her face was pii-oner give the Baron the rings, or . _ . . , ° 2 s 6,1; Rabbits f t t 1 6•' • L ' •II ct LOndOrl...•• 61. per cent 50 0 0 10 a 0 - .. -- to ~ , . _ . • ) o 3 i , C:‘, roes, Lb Ot/ , ~.., . u .1, tli t sfed, and her dress much disordered. !nether say " they were very pretty; take them away, IN a ffative Artist- kngraced by Ed war d Mortcn. roused himself 'rem it only by fits. He was avaricious, union of Madrid ..... - 40 0040 0 0 - ' 1 (~ j ti. ... . t l s; Hare, os 9I to 3s 6l• 'roue. 1 - to I'9d • Par tridee, i, " - - . a '` i -o' • ' • Ab,,ut a more a after Mrs. Gadsby went to Cookiield , Lunna." After he gave the tritoner the rings to look For a thousand reasons this graceful representation from the desire of restoring to his family its origin s l • r ~, ..... b itcks , eto ls 6,1, I vette:roe, 3.; to 3i6 1; Wild , fawn the statioe at London bridge. Went with her. at he was eigaged about a quarter of an hour with his of the young oflicer who has recently covered himself' honours ; haughty' to his equals, harsh and severe to his BRIDGES 1 _ Clue ' is 3d t° is 6 ' l; "(1 Pi- e "" , 51 t " 9 ' l elc `' • W - t 1 st ti nin Mr. Es•all's cart ; Mr. Estall lo ners. It never (occurred to me to think of the rings with glory in b ; tee v.cinity f M 1 'll b rized dependants, and in his domestic circle he was tyrannical I oletotoe , A. l . ..,., 0 ou tan wi e p • Dividend 1 Amount .. ~.., . ad Fro-sh Putter 10 6 1 t II •6 1 ll' el . 1 Name of Company. and unbending; in beholding him it was impossible not per I of Paid. Price, d ditto ' ' ' (' " ' •' am ' fl e l ',, ' Ir • Wilt n all the luggage was beetled out, Air. iron) Menday to Friday. I always do my own market- As die semblauce of a handsome face and a fine mili- D• 4 1 4 .. Ils to 13: per (I. z 'll '' 1 ' 1 I-II l'''''' 5 s 9,1 I ' ' • to fear him." .Annurn. Share. o '" 6 s 8d • • ' l'' ''' ull '• r ' "a s ' E inn ask. dif there was any more, to which Mrs. ieg .t the market at Bath. I was engaged the whole of tary bearing, the picture would be tor that reason - c ,„ ..... es ; , Ottend ditto. Gs G.I to 7s; Hoot fl: et - ditto 7s to ' " Gadsby repled "No, love. 'We stopped at a Mr. Dweller,- the Friday with marketing and going to the Catholic Of his mother he says- X. a. d. Z. a. d. aleme valuable; but as the effi y of the rising star and English (thee, lis to 86 1 per 100. CAI:I/7),i at Bath with the Barone to bee if I could make Charing-cr055........ - - 25 0 0 - ~ 28% harn's farm. Her mistress came to town for abeut a week, of British renown ' It I g in int ostan, the engraving will , . " She was dark, ,small, and ugly; the elegance and Southwrk,NwSub.Av. - 632 12 5 -2% Vim - GER. 1 • 102.33. miniature at Cook- erratigements for their marriage on the Saturday. - aed returned egain. First saw the I he an oh • f • A . El' h- vaacily of her manners, acd her whole disposition, Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 355. per cent. 50 0 0 Ili D• The markee was, .. . ject o interest ane pride to every ng is • e waterloo ............ _ dr • LxLtedlogly (tell for all produce, at ea . mit to t e poste, tee or e.tere oy: ,er nos- . f i d W h • fi t I , - I - I , •. op. ned my portable desk from which I missed the lings fermed a stron t g coatrast to the rigidity and calmness or - too o 0 - 4 1 ,• -- °e ning pricee. man who has * at heart the success and elevation of his . Ditto Old Ann of . 8/ 11. 5 4d - 60 0 0 28 ~ --- tress's directions. Sew a letter on hall-a-sheet of paper, bef ore the Friday. I never miseed the rings till a ter my father's usual mariner. She loved society as much Ditto Nw ditto of 71 * . 11. 2s s* 2d * r - 40 0 0 24 T3e, rf ~ NEVYPon.T. like the one produced. Next day her mist' eas was Prisoner, her mother, and the Baron had left country. as he enjoyed solitude; she ens altogether as arch and Vauxhall .... ... Av. 11. I : 7s. • 70 10 a "v eal, . r .ne es 83 to 3. 6d; Mutton, 3s 61 to 4s 4(1; .'. 'The prisoner said openly , before the - - 26 1 DIP '''''' ' . n answer to it for three hour's. She Bath. animated as my father WIAS cold and silent; in short, she ..... 33 6 , 1 to 43 4d; and P• ‘rk. 3s 10.1 to 4s 8d _ el . 8 ,,,, IN min e e " WHERE THE WEARY ARE AT REST." 1 31.13.TER-WORICS. i •• V '''' s. . • h C d d •n, Th Beron and her mother that she should keep the put it not ot e post. an rea are ari e. e , did not possess a taste but it was completely opposed to t e _,„ _ . 'WHIT , E . CH..a.PEX.. letter was addressed to Westminster, where she could rings. I recollect the Baron saying he had Grief is bitter o'er the dust, Dividend Amount I ~„ -- •• 117% 17. , el , from 2s 4;1 to 3s Gti ; Mutton, 3s 2.1 to 4s 4d; tit a ring to the Jeweller's and hisaskin me to i tor When we hear the churchyard knell; her husband's. The contrariety which she experienced Name of Company. per of raid. Price. not say. Had often heard the dslendant and Mrs. se . . g p y affected her sprits, and from being extremely lively and Annum. Share. -- els 's 3, sa to 4s 4 - 1; and Po rl 3 - 6 1 t 45 8.1 p r Blbs But echoes of an upward trust •• it, but that did not put me in mind of the loss of my ___ e .. 7 1 4 a , . IVELLINGSGATE. . . ' '' '' ° '' ' ' Gadshy kiss each other when in town. They returned amusing, she became quite melancholy ; she was often Float around the tolling bed. rMgs. I never said to the prisoner when I heard she A s. d. .0 s. d. 1 i t town in three weeks, when the visits of the defendant compelled to remain silent, when she would have liked ,„ -- eurbots 4s tO 9, • e(si Fish, 3s to 7s; Whitings, 3te o Selfish, even in our love, Birmingham. .. •••• •• 18s. 25 0025 0 0 - t t° Stl; Lob ' ed to the Baron " u shoal% be were continued. Ile carne sornetimi s three times a day. was going to be marri , yo to cuter into conversation. Finding herself thus re- EASt. London. ..... .... sters, 8•1 to 21; Crabs, 8d to 2s each; Seles, Sorrow niay become too deep; 81. 100 0 0 - 173 an't be a Baroness "- Lau hter ltecoilectcd Mr. Gadsby coming home very unexpectedly, a Baroness ; you sh• , ( g .) strained, she assumed a tractious sadness, mixed oCca- Grand Junction ...... 21. 10s. 41 18 4 - SO E Id to 2s per pair; Eels 41 to 10d, and Salmon, Is to And Faith and Patience often prove I was summoned before the olice at Bouloene but 1 is 211 per lb; Haddocks ' • Sk 3d too 601 each; Crimped ate, whilst the defendant was eith Mrs. Gadsby in the par- p ~ , sionally with heavy sighs, which alone broke tho melan- Kent ••••-• • • • • • .... 31. 10s. 100 0 0 - 76 t The stroke is kind that bids us weep, ~, ..... live neve . made si us of insult before th h se of h New Rivr Lndu Brd e 21.108. 55 ad to 4d; and. Salt Fe ' ' ' lour let him out at the side door. Frequently went i t g eou t e choly silence of ley father. Still she was as good and t •h 2d to 4,1 per lo; I lounders, Is .• 4 ' her mother, and the Baron. I walked before Think, while mourning, breken-hearted, Vauxhall .... g - - 5 •••• - • • i 61. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 100 •• -- y ? Is ea e d , ' , ,L. in whil,t they were together in the parlour. Has no- prisoner, devout as an angeL ' p r ozen; Oysters, 9s to 22s per bushel; e resh O'er the friends that cheered and blessed, West Middlesex .. . 161.05. pr cnt. - - 117 I .• -- 4 erri tico d them sitting close together, and the arm of the de- their house at Boulogne in order to let them know I was n g s , 31 to 6,1 per do zen. We shall follow the departed, It appears, nevertheless, that this angel, good and c there, and that I knew they had stolen my rings. Mr. INSITILAI.NCII COWIPANIES. fendant at the back of Mrs. Gadsby's chair. Frequently .. -- 33ILE.A.D. The • - - heard them speak. Had heard the defendant say, when Pennington, it is very likely, said to me, " You have • " Where the weary are at rest." devout as she was, neglected her duty towards her . f .• --- prices of Wheaten Bread in the Metropolis are ' made a scandalous imputation against two ladies, and It is well that we should sigh Dividend Amount children, for Chateaubriand, in another portion cf ] ~ -.. from .. , ,, c1 0 ehe went in, " Its ouly Margaret." Name of Company. per of Paid. Price ; 411) 1 1 2 s oaf. t 8d; of, Household ditto, 511 to 6.td per ,„„_ , s ine witness was under examination when our re. they ought to institute proceedings against you;" and When the dark death-shadows fall; these Memoirs, says of her- Annum. Share. J after he had been to them he told me if I did not make But there 's; an eternal sky "My mother lavished all her affections on her eldest _ i BIDE MARKET. port left.) Z a. d. A a. d. Mark t IT 6 ,„ e tdes, 561 b to 641 b, lid to lld ; ditto, - an apology they would institute proceedings Behind the tear-cloud of the pall. ,on; though Ido not for a moment mean to say that Albion •• ••••••• • • • • • 31. 10s. 500 00so8 0 75 1 MINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) i against me. . . . I have not furnished Eliza Russell . Though the hour of parting hriogs she did not fondly love her other children, but she Alliance Brit. and For. 6L per cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 17 a , .-. 2 19 to 721 b 2 1 ' ' • " • i 9 CRI , i to 2-d; ditto, i 21b to 801 b, and to _id: '' l with any money or any individual, and I don't kuow of Anguish that we groan to bear, showed always a blind preference for the young Comte . Ditto Marine.- •• •• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 - 'litte, 8 a OLD COURT. %Alas . - h •• 13s.6d.pr sh. 50 0 0 6 6 11 13% . „.... ~ ~ .01t) to 881 b, 2id to 3d; ditto, 88Ib to 961 b 34-(i to I any being supplied to any one. The Baron threatened Hope, sweet bird of promise, sings de Combourg. In consideration of my being the British Ceim . mercial - 7s.per share 50 0 0 sI) 0 - D Pe 4 Q ;la, ditto 961 b to 1041 b, 31(1 to feld; Calf Skins SIR JOHN HARE AND THE BARONEeS ST. Ito knock me down for makin h h ' • g suc a e arge against his In the yew tree of Despair. youngest, a boy and chevalier as I was called, I cer- Clericnaied.Br.oen.nife tpr et.& bs. too o o to o 0 19 n .„ -• keaCh) ' MART. s h ,4561t0 5s 6.1; I lorse Hides, 8s to 8s 6cl; Pulled I wife. When the prisoner was apprehended she asserted Let us hearken while her story tainly was allowed a few mere privileges than my 31 100 0018 0 0 - C.,unty •• •• •••• •• •••• . 0 .... ee P, Is 91 to 2s 4(1; Kent and Half-breds, 2s to as The trial of the Baroness St. Mart for unlawfully Crown •• •• •• •• •••••• 148. 50 0 0 80 0 13 •• 10d• 1 h • • d 'el h h f strong yer innocence, an sal tat t e matter had Whispers to the aching breast, sisters ; but still I was almost entirely abandoned to eagle •• . , Downs, ls 10d to 2s 4J. detaining two ringn of the value of 401., the properly o been tried before and settled. " Those ye mourn are crowned with glory, the care of domestics. My mother, who was exceed- Eng.& Scot. Law •• •• 51. per cent. 50 0 0 212 6 - Co .. ..... HAY MILIAILETS Sir John Hare, having been specially appointed for this B • J r r-I had not • 'd y a u o sal anything to my family ' Where the weary are at rest.'" ingly virtuous and full of talent, was always either Europeaa Life •••• • • 5% per cent. 20 0 0 All paid. - _, SMITUFI M . ' • h rt was crowded at an eatly hour by Endowmnt Soc. 41. & bs. 10 . 0 0 0 4 1 11 0 0 0 - au ditt ELD.- eadow Hay, 2/ 103 to 3/ 14s; Clover morumg, t e cou about the rings before I left Bath, because I thought I - Weeny Dispatch. ELIZA COOK. engaged by the duties of religion or the demands of FamtlY ,„ •••-• 0, 31 10 hom were several 3to 4/ 16s ; and Straw, 1/ 2s to 1/ 9s per re-pectably•dressed persons, among w Freemasons' .•••• • • • • Cl. per cent. 20 0 0 - So load . bad only to aek for them, and they would be Mune- society." - 114% eooee C A moderate supply and a dull trade ladies. diately returned. I did not oto a police-station on the COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT. G Im - titan ...... ••- • • 51. 100 0036 10 0 39% _ ~,C USI BEBLAND.-MeadoW 21 1 8 * to 3/ 15 Short] after nine (o'clock the Baroness St. Mart was - . , g . Hay, 5 s ; y subject before the Baron threatened to put me out. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) This is a perfect picture of a femme devote. The imperial Fire ..•• •• •• 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 212 r.: s• --- ` 4o `fer di fth Arraigns to surrender younger children appear to have been entirely Imperial Life •• •• •• .• 12s. 100 0010 0 0 14% i i ~ •-• 1/ tte, 31 10s to 4/ 15at and Straw, 1/ 4s to called upon by the Clerk o e The cross-examination of Sir John caused reat riser- COWES, DEC. 1. - los per load. Trade tel hi d t 1 11 .es to t'er bail to take her trial on a charge of felony, but . . . . g neglected by both father and mother. The-youngest indemnity Marine.. •• 11. sh. & bs. 100 0 0 513 I - ,„ - era y stca y, a u pric . • . riment in court in many parts of it. QUEEN ADELAIDE ' S CHARITY. Law Fire ........•• • • - 100 0 0 210 0 - r .. 10 Clo VVII ITECHA.FEL.-Meadow Hay, 21 8s to 31 15s ; she did not then ma e e k h r appearance. At five minutes (The trial was proceeding when our report left.) The stock of coals laid in for the use of her girl, Lucille, was weak and , sickly, and therefore had LAW I.ife- --•• • • .. 11. 16s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - 0 ver ditto, 3/ lOs to 5/ ; and Straw, 1/ 23 to 1/ 98 before ten o'clock the Baroness was again called upon to 50 0 0 2 0 0 41101. , . -- ter le Majesty the Queen Dowager ' s household, at the double claims on a mother s care, which, however, Legal and General Life - 1. ~, -- ad. Supply good, and trade dull. surrender, and again did not answer. At ten (o'clock IRISH FISHERIES. houses taken for her at Cowes, not being required, that mother, " good and devout as an angel," re- Landcn Fire .. ••• • • • 10s. 15 0012 10 0 13% .. ..... --- _ Mr. Justice Coltman took his seat on the bench, aco London Ship • .•• •••• 10s. 25 0012 10 0 13% t ,QUEEN'S BEN CII.-(THIS DAY.) convene •d by the Lord Mayor, when the Baroness being . The western and south-western promontories of Ire- she has charitably directed that they should be fused her :- - 100 0815 0 0 S - A• • A d • * b d Sled. Invlid&Gen.Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 20 8 2% rendered and took her land con3prehend some of the finest testi - lets ane most tette ute amongst the poor widows of the port, " Lucille, the last of my four sign's, Was twO years INIM. :wain called, immediately sur , . . . Sational Loss Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - • .• \Before Lord Chief 3- i 11) - - ust.ce -ENIIAN and a Common ''' _ commutating situations in the world. Chequered with of whom there are a great number, many of whose older than myself. Being the youngest, she was less plsee in the dock. Sational Life.. - .per een . 00 0 6 0 0 - Ju•y.), Alr. Strtight, the clerk of the arraigns, then said- lakes, and indented with bays, they contain many thou- husbands lost their lives at sea, leaving their widows noticed than the rest, and her dress was composed of the teetadium Lite 5l. per cent. SO 002 0 0 11168. ,„ .- CRIM CON.- GADSBY V. useena. te r you are indicted with steedine two sands of good acres unreclaimed, and them within sight w ' g • th lar e families in a state of destitution. left-off clothes of her sisters. Picture to yourself a tall, Pelican ••••••• • •• .. • • - - - , - .„ 77 Thi s ~,. - fr Mr Nv i ,, , as an action brought by the plainti , . Prisoner at the 'ai , r'nes of the value ot 40/., the property of Sir J. Hare. This da Mr Moore divided the coals sent into Nor- thin irl who had o t r of inexhaustible in. shore and deep•sea fisheries equally Y • ~ , . g , u g own her strength, with long p i , t'ticenix •- • ......... • • 31. p. sh. L bs. - - - 1 tector Life •• •• - - __•• - f " La m Gacisby, a ccrnmercial traveller, to recover -b" t guilty? neglected. If we ask the cause of this distressing ano- folk House between forty aged ana destitute widows, awkward arms, and an exceedingly timid and hesitating Provident Life •• • ll. 55. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 26 • „ 8% •ro ou guilt or no Are y . y . mi the deteudaut, Mr. Edward Austin Estall, - o ur te. fi voice NtG • 1 - malt . , the answer is, that the people are Celts. An un- eiving each one hundred weight. Those in Adelaide manner whenever she spoke, who found great difficulty ilea Life •••••• • • •• - 4s. t SOO 8100 4% .. 52 ab - The prisoner, in a, rrn udder at Islington to recover compensation in da Vila and Gothic Hall, it is expected, will be distributed in learning anything-fancy her in a dress which was s tee a s n - a i l i a re achance 5l. per cell . Stock. - 172 zaage s f l .' •' - - The Baroness, who was elegantly dressed, was ac- • mixed aboriginal race, swerms on those shores, and . - - - ~ 1.17% . 1 ,, e or a leged criminal conversation aith his wile. coternodated with a seat. multiplies pot indeed beyond the resources of the to as many more. One of the recepients was 99 years evidently intended for a different figure to hers and oak, Life ... ... - - - ii s ` I ': _ ese was tried in thie court in June last year, when 11 CI ksoia and Mr. Bodkin conducted the case for country, tor they have not been tried, but beyond the re- of age, two se, and nmy o f thew ranged from 70 to 86; imagine her poor little chest and waist encased in Universal Life-- •• - 10% pr cnt. 100 0 0 9 0 0 • • ....". I. -r. ar 4 0 0 - " 111 01 Was found for the defendant. Subsequently a d Mr Cockburn Q.O , and Mr. sources of idleness and the a f h four of the younger widows ?flustered 31 children between whalebone, her throat supported by an iron-collar Vietoria Life • ..• _ - pontaneous produce o t e ~ -- rtd, the prosecution, an . • .. , . for a new trial was granted on affidavit. The case them. covered with brown velvet, her hair drawn back off her cam e _ . Ballantine,were counsel for the prisoner. soil. For three hundred years there has been a con- DOCKS. .. ... .on tor trial at the sitting of the Court. se to the • ury on the part Mr. CLARKsON stated the ca j . ~ . h tinued succetsiora of attempts to infuse the Anglo-Saxon D• face, and confined at the top of her head in a sort of Sir FREDERICK TH ' d d ESIGER opened the ease, an e- The prisoner was the tette of a gen- spirit into t ese miserable imbeciles, and make them feel ispatches were sent off yesterday evening, from toque in some Week material-and you will then have Dividend Amount tailed prosecution. of the • • of Paid. Price. . •-". the case as set Oath in the subjooined evidence. the Colonial-office, for the Governor of Canada, and before your eyes the miserable little creature who first Name of Company. per ice end the dominion of man over nature. Statesmen, merchants, 'The first vvitne.s cs" ' • tleman vvho, he understood, was a baron in Frai „ d Annum. Share. • ~ed was Mr. Thomas Baby, the an adventurers have led the Celt to the shore, put lines also for the Governors of the other North American met my gaze when I was brought home to the paternal .. __, 1•111 tr • 1 he was charged with stealing two rings of the value of - - ,_ . ) c erk of St. Mary, Islington. Ile produced the 6 40/, the property of Sir John Hare, at Bath. To e in n and nets into his hands, launched him on the main, colonies. Dispatches were also sent off last evening, roof. No person then dreemed fora moment that the ne- X s. d. Z s. d. ",_egtsier of the marriage of the plaintiff to Miss Eleombe a-dt , e of being tried at this ccurt and tried to fire him with the hope of an easy yet from the Colonial-office for the Governors of the glected and sickly Lucille would one day become remark- er cent Stock. E An t mer d cl \f" .* I - di 4 6 1 i P * Stock. - 70 soner ha the a van at., - 111 . ..... ° Y license on the 2d ut December, 1840. „ nee d o f at Gloucester; and looking at the state of the glorious spoil. Su far it is ell in vain, yet it is West India colonies. able tor her beauty and talents. She was abandoned to E a i s .t a c n ountr e y st n a.- .pr cent. 21 • 255. per sh. 100 0 0 - -- Mier e garet Smith examined by Mr. ‘ l . ..* HATELEY -Lived 1--- --- fo o .... a eared to excite mat interest. Sir vo court, the case pp g . the pride of our race tO acknowledge no impossibili- The Earl of Clarendon transacted business yester- me r a playmate; but I did not abuse the privilege al- London ...... - - tit 22, Falcon- s uare I' al a L' d enows A r. W. Gads. y. I- John Hare had been a merchant at Bristol, and had re- • ties and to learn er • p severance by defeat. This day at the Home-office. lowed me. Instead of making her submit to my whims outo Bonds• ••• •• - 41. per cent. - - - I tl his service lo g r t • ' St. K atharine -..•. • . 4 per cent. Stock. - - wo months at his hotoe in Elcornbe ceived the honour of knighthood for his exertions at the country, t . hen eibre is still renewi • ng the old attempt to Taz HORSE GUARDS CLooc.-Lord Denman, on I became her protector." Ditto Bonds.. .. .... 4%1. pr cent. - - - terrace, New North-r * eta oad. He was a com- 5 0 ... .11 naercial traveller. W ' • • Bristol riots. He first became acquainted with the pri- crehte • a fishery in Ireland. Besides the efforts of several taking his seat in the Queen's Bench this morning, These two poor children, thus abandoned by their Southampton • • - 21. per cent. 50 0 0 50 as in his service about d s nobl h soner at Paris, in 1847. The Learned Counsel, after societies an ome e- ( - part e d g eo d e/ne n, the Coast reuuarked that the Horse Guards clock had been stand- unnatural parents, became all-in-all to each other, ... two years ago. There GAS-LIGHT .A.ND COKE COIVIPANIES. o. was another servant Guard officers have been authorized to stimulate and • ...... named Margaret I) • d , • detailing the facts of the case which appeared in the evi. ing at six o'clock for several days Past. This was dis- and Chateaubriand owes much of his sentiment and e eel son. Mr. Gadsbv s bust -• ~/ dence, calltd the follovvirg witnesses :- direct the so-called fishermen of that coast, and supplied Dividend Amount . ...... n ess took him to the Ci •• b graceful, and he hoped notice would be taken of the cir- pathos to the softening influences exercised ov • er h Paid. Price. ' - ty at eine in t.e morning. e e with funds for the purpose. Our readers will be anxious 1 m Name of Company. per of USUall Sir John Hare, exeminad by Mr. Bonmer-I reside circumstance b h hi' ytepu ic press. in early life by his sister Lucille. The present num- Annum. Share. ._ y returned at about eight. Mr. Estoril used often at the Royal Crescent, Bath, and WEIS formerly a mer- to hear the results of this experiment. We will give - . ..-- ‘e emue in 1 f THE MURDERS AT Nonwicil. - A correspondent ber of B ntl • 1 (1 .- • •h d b f .. h e ~ tie a tern ten waen the plaintiff was from e ey ts aso istinguts e y a new eature ; x. a. d. A. s. d. ....... chent at Bristol. I know the prisoner at the bar - i „, such particulars as we have been able to collect. The ... say s.-Stanfield Lodge or Hall, with the surrounding l• ,: u ae• le.aew him to) cal but once when the plaintiff . . , • ' a--• • • le • ct has been to tIIh fi h ff I which is at the same time a great improvement - a British .... ••.••• •• •• 11. 40 0018 0 0 - ..••• 0 , first became acquainted alter her na 1846. She resided Prima r Y O J' ge a t e s ermen o tle n " as at h , Ti ' ch - ' • ornin property, formerly belonging to a gentleman named portion fth Mis n .... " f i• ' Ditto Provincial•• •• 11. Bs. 20 0 0 19 0 0 - 0 e ce any Is set apart or iterary 14% T he ..eiL one. oat was on a - ristmas m "• with her mother,' who is a Polish Countess. I was in relief lists. There are numerous stations, each of them Preston, and both the deceased gentleman (Mr. Jenny, • Bristol .• •• •••• •• •••• 101. per cent. 20 0 0 - - a a . ndent ususlly stepped about an hour. He notices of new works published during the Leighton •••••• •• •• .. bl. per cent. 120 0 0 - 16 ' ... -- Peris in January, 1847, when I sew the prisoner and Populous anal able to send out a great number of boats stn.), and Mr. James B. Rush claimed to be heir-at-law 3 -I)ra ""nts went ••• ' I 11 • -11 • away at hoe o c.oe t. e geliere t and men. The usual drawbacks have been that the se of the month and from a " Notics City of London -••- 101. 1100 0 o too o o 245 Cam, : " w her mother there, and renewed my acquaintence with to the estate. For several years the two • h d "'lir parties a „.... • oi at four or halt past four. Remarked the plain- ' .'ontinentalConsolidat. 923. pr share, 50 0 0 39 5 0 - 0 Publis t hers, ' which appears attached to ' - 3 3 4 tar eolith) a dl • fi e The d eie _ hi. g owe unenectc y one evening at v . . them. On the 6th of January, 1847, the prisoner and boats are not large or strong, or well found enough for been in a state of litigation. About seven or eight years Ditto, New • • ...... 85s. pr share 50 003710 0 1 - these stormy seas and that dangerous coast; the men are the cover, we opine that hencemrth these Literary Equitable.... ••..• • .. 455. pr share' 50 0 0 50 0 0 36 her mother came to the same hool that I was at, and I ago, Mr. Rush went and took forcible possession of - --- h "ant was there. The defendant usually came in imperial ...... •• •• •• 6/.percent. l 50 0 0 50 00, 68 . 8% gave my room up to them. On the 30th of March I neither courageous ' , or strong, end never begin the sea- Stanfield, and during the period he so held possession, Notices are to constitute a permanent feature of the d Y the side d, or. The leintiff came in be that independent ... ... • • 61. per cent. ,40 0 0 40 0 0 64 son in good bodily condition. The arrival of a sheal of - - " o r on the occasio I' P f T - • tn. to w Ilea she re erred. he defend- s ent again to Paris, and the prisoner and her mother Mr. Jermy resided at No. 3, Surrey-square, Norwich. Miscellany. Harry Hieover has joined the Bentley London.• .... • .:• •• • • - 50 00400 0 1 - fish is. a sianal net to launch their little malt but to ~ ...... is nt was let out b Ay. e then about leaving Paris. On the 31st of March e • • The usual pr ., cess of ejectment to recover the estate corps, ana makes his debat in an excellent droller) D1tt0........ -•• • • - 15000 50 0 1 - Th y another door by her tellow•servaut. • I left Paris, stepped a few days at Boulogne, and came in i,, ke the annual t i fiscove b r d y t i l , :at thei l t: . r e m i ts are full ot . hhles pruved unavailing, and it was necessary to obtain the entitled " The Two Mr. Smiths ; tlee tc n ll i ff x . ....... • • ...... W. pe s r i cent..! l s o o o 0 0 0 0 ( 4 .i g : o 0 :1 2 0 I ~ plaintiff came streight into the kitchen. The de- or, the Double ': . _ to London. In Losdon I again saw the present r and her L j_l: l !r t i l l , l:C t S . V: :O r r t .. t. a e b s% a . b _ .I , r e. t:c p( l ,cki, o;!:eci v e l i c r i missniinni,g,•. a= l t l i i i: i i ti t i t l j !t h ary :. ln o a r c , l : tt l i y or i i , c t .i t i T t o c f t _ t i t o il ( c ) l , :i . p () . % i v e e r c; Mis t kik e," end ant wits very much flurried, but they did not see which is hutnorously illustrated by Leech _ ' Tnited Gei;e • ra . l . :: :: :•. 4%1. pr cent.' 50 0 0 60 00 , 12% tun may ; , moth, r. The Baron St. Mart was one of the party, and 1 " ' h 1 I ci 1 t • t t ' qcstnainsterChartered 3/, 50 0 0 - SI • 934 ~,e ere I had head Mrs. Gadsby romping wan I leareed from the prisoner that she was about to be h I • ' till Ile against the doorposts of them u t a , t •e y e a n avi n 'he n a strong and itter eding against . the Learned ~;, t r . i .. ! 1 , . 11 The sporting reader will be leased with th • p . e sporting Ditto, New .... -... 12s. 50 0 0 10 00 - 10 .'" defendant. Ilud often heard them kissing each lor G overtime nt sends them new nets, ropes, and spars. Gentleman and his faintly has been manifested by the ~ -• reminiscences of York d • an its neighbourhood, which a ..-- tith e , ied to bin, but that the marriage could not take - , 25 r • fhe defendein was usually teken into the mourn- . , . , I h ',lice till she had received papers from }ranee. ten ~ ~.. 'lt is the uniform testimony of all the travellers who Licensed, but it vi',4s never contemplated that it would Sylvanus" furnishes to this number of' the Mis- et, tv./k3GI3. Parlour. Ile had a great aversion to her (the . d h t -• ts durin this summer and cellany, under the title of " Bye-lanes and Do , , , -- ave sisile t 0.. e ccas . b g . I have such a irsg.cal terminadon. Mr. Rush's family is w itnes invited them to come to Bath, where they I. wns o - foi 1 i d di .; Dividend ti_ S) coming into the roum when he was there. autumn, that hundreds might tt acen id , . e half nuked Englaud vvith Turf Scenes • one of great respectibility; they farm a large property, ~ arid Characters ;" and the ...:Nr om anx ii o . : 4 .D vi r eii , price. Nimes oi z. , .., er , ail arrived en the 24th of Apri'. She stopped till the o bral seen the ditugerreotype product d(a likeeess ot the aed halt-famished, either lounging or traversing the lover ot fun will be delighted with Albert ' Com p anies ' II Annus:. 1 rice "' 29 • h On the 26th I dined at home with them. After pertly freehold and partly lessehold, and have been held • V.: Ann e um. I sr: . •••••• "ettlid. N " Xi •a-d '0 •'S ootsession and had seen 1 • , . ant) in h rs. no. a ) t - , dinner I had occasion to write some lett( rs. Puri' g * me that amateurs road to the relief stores at the very ta . . in con,iderable estimateou by all classes. Smith's description of " Lord Mayor's Day " ---• e • x 1 : - . --- ner kiss it frequently. She carried it in her bosom. :were catching halt 88 fast as they could draw in their Warren continues his "Adventures on the Banks X . ...... We 'en the detend Ant lett noticed Mrs. Gaci,by's dress this time all the parties were sitting with me in the Ames. It is true that the summer has been more than _DESTRUCTION OF THE SOUTHWARK FLAX MILLS. titan& Oldh 97' 51 pa, 78 Macclesfield. 100 - - . .... Nv dinin -ro , m. I took out of the desk on vvh:ch I was Lust eve be s h five anti 5 . Of the Amazon," and mug, to ten t e hours ot . . ix, a Maxvvell his " Queen' aarnsiey•••• 160! f2l. 1 Ise Neath ...• • • too 181. t a ' s much disfigured-her cap and cooler fur . usually stormy, but it vs as always possible to get a v , ' '. Arktik&Abrg 1501 bi. iO5 Oxford.. •• • • 100 2oi. 190 , IL tt ( Vo caskets containing diamond rings. I opened B '1 Sk h• " d h h ' er alarmin and destructive fire broke out In the pre- era. 1 etc eS ; an ten we ave a cont.' . --- instattee. Whilst in the plaintiff's aervice he was wrl o baot • though a less valuable 0110, in the bays, and, • -1 g --- tirmingham 35 41. 180 Peak Forest. 71, 3/. - ~, end put the ring on my finger, as it was one I wore ). . ..... mises beloogoog to Messrs. Chapman and Saddiegton, euation of those delightful " Wayside Pictures ;oecntry..- ,100 25/. 1 i 95 Regent's •• • • 33 11. Bs. 18% Very kind to his wife and three caildren. Heard the de o. , . I h 1 d • d • h when there was an opportunity of getting out, it was f when I w r ent to ,artles. t ad a arge lamon in t e Serb,' ••• -1100 61. 163 Rochdale..•. 85 41. 54 , known as the Seuthe elk Flax Mills, situate in the Gro.ye, through France, Belgium, and Germany," which cadent kiss Mrs Gaslsb n one occasion, and oae of d ' TI B . •k d sure to be neglected. As the first objection invariably ' , llls rre&Chs,o 133 . 565 40 Somrset Coal is' ! 71.105. 130 cectre and a cluster rout) it. le aroness as e to . ....- the child (F * Y u Guildlord-street, Southwark. The premises were of , •. * , DLk Fdsd '°! 61 - . ...... ten lattices) observed "11 you have kissed • t off handed it to her and she placed vs as, that the fishermen could not go to sea on an ern t • have of late constituted one of the great features o' ' tit et a ash ... 1 100 ‘ 32,. i - 0. .. 12, .p.c. mamma, will yon kiss 1 hook at it. I took i , . „ , . . . hlhb . . . . ,I 3 ) considerable extent, being about 100 feet lung by 50 feet irantl.Junctnloo 51. 1 - Stffrd &Wore 1 4 01 M. 290 . ..... Was uot •: Th child • tleanor ." oe . it on her finger. She then sod, What have you in stomac , arge sums aye cen spent in biscuits. Ihe y, the Miscellan The author, in the , t b prestn num er, allowed to coaie u '' ' &cp. The engines of the Lontlon Brigade parish, and • • • s • . „, irandSurreylloo - i3O Shrewsbury.. 125 ! 151. - . ....... the kit ti - P 1 g ilu. Tee children were kept in day's su 1 • was rivin them at h th deet?" I said, an emerald ring, surrounded pi y t, g the moment of starting. gives us an ieteresting account or a visit to mont St. irand Unlonloo 11.10 s. i 25 Stourbridge- ; 201. 285 ~ ..... c ta, alter that te o ir am West of Eneland ComPanv rom tl tten ' cled, but un- 145, the pri- But even then they would merely put out to sea aed • a • .- P 13 y t .' 'ree e Michel, that desolate rock on which Louis Phili iranthatn •• 150 - i 810 Severe andl Cross examined b . • with diamonds. I handed this ring also to . ' fortunate] the SU 1 ot water y, pp y was inadequate. an PP e 2 6 11.65. 24 . -- sby lived i Sergeant SHEE-Mr. Gad , remarked what a do nothing. It required the utmost vigilance to make k t " mewed up " fur years upwards of five hundred violin& lorn i , 39 7s. 6d. 1 5% Wye Rail.) .. „„... nextdoor to 11 .- • • o er• s'ae held it in her hand, and h fi • r firemen however, went to work in the best way they e l ) tete Is& L* 'loo' 341. - Warwiekiki ivrp, hou „, i b wiie $ lather in-law who kept a public- s( n ' ' as I teld her it had been tcmth in earnest. The Coast Guard had to search • ' t o e 41. - . „„... Se Call( U the N email finger Lady Hare had, . could, and, by directing the branches of their engines Political detenus, and of the journey from Avranches Leicester ..••1140 101. 75 Itirming. ' ' l' d • h Pole Mr Estall rye in h the creeks and nooks tor idlers who had retended to t e ost . _.- a house 1, eetwee uz ' * . hers. I tins a widower. I said I vvas going . p to put out, but watched their ' t tOt P eak . against the surroundmg property, they were enabled, to St. Mato. The author of " Experiences of h Gaol oeicstr&Ntln 83 C. 36 Warwickki , ffl ., zi. _ oppor uiy, an ing bou,thborogh 142 701. - Napton..3 ''''' . 22 Gadsby. Mr. E .n that of her father and Mr. ,„ . , 1 the prisoner said I will keep the rings, one _ . with the scanty supply of water at their command, to Chaplain " gives an account of an interview with b de th h h • cl Is • b at to e s ore, 1 t eir oats, and went about arnus stall was married and had several " -nee ' an- he her hand. donmouthshlloo 81. - Worcstr &} _.. ehildzen-the • • ' T ot which site had on her finger and the other i cut off the farther extension of the destructive element. Ledy Ann 78 21, 38% Hamilton, from whom he learned that the NI ntgemrysla 1100 - - Birming. .• 9 fe d - ) l ilinget being about three. -he de- I request. d her to return them, as I set a great value on 1., in e themselves, intending to make a show of returning Water at leneth flowed NieltnMwbrylloo - - Wilts & Brks - 11. 11 13 1 .4 a ant was a 1; 1 f ad I h h ta . tr. I not mow t at e was em- I d h them. las seer in the evening. The fishery ceased when the biscuits " e more copiously, and vast tor- unfortunate Queen Caroline was surround d b th e y e : 6% Ployed b v y Mr. Elcumbe to repair sotne of his houses. No I shall keep thew, but she said, , ~ . .. he would were exhausted. Liberal prizes have been ordered - and rents were scattered over the burning mass, but it was - • ' spits ot her husband from the moment of her first - .IST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICE S . 7 -It s- Gadsby welot usually to her father's ever, repeatedly for them, but she re ••• tubed, seeing s on for doing so. I then nearly eight o'clock before the fl - d b h • coul e w 01l , • • , awarc:ed without much effect; so much so, that it is said • • ames ) landing in England to that of her death; th e venin . keep them, but assigned no rea , s . the indefatigable Society of Friends have resolved to . extinguished, and not until the remises were nearly at papers Dividend Amount b , is• bhe usually came back to meet her hus- th me onsmdth hl f h P und letters were ConStantly stolen from her Name of Company. per of Paid. Prim. . .....• " 1 - 1 , who enerally w.t in o h bl h ' ' teok the letters to the post. Ihe Baron went wi , offer no more. But, notwithstanding this apathy and e u e , ewoe o t e stock-in-trade destroyed, and ~ Annum. share. With her .1: h _ _en :. t e pu lc , onao. i and then to the party we were all going to. We re - ' 1 t mourth fish has been caught to justify a belief the valuable machinery spoiled. The totel loss is roughly an i conveyed to Carlton House, anl that - he defendant used to go to tee in this manner she was deprived in 1806 of a most .E s. d. A 8. d . •••••• iiot th Po . d -t I '1 1 I did not say anything nel4 ee , c e 1 urne abut". e even ococ t. 1 ' f I d Id 1" that the whole coast popu atson o mem cou ive estimated at upwards of 2 600/ d f tunately, the , an , un or b v le in the evening. The defendant's little firm was not insured fo ' • important corres ondence b tank of Scotland . ..••• mere about the rings while the prisoner and - her friends 1. , l ent if properly conducted. There is, , sin 1 _. r a g•e penny. p etween Lady Douglas and 0 . , used to come after to pley with the plaintiff's chil- 1 the emp oym . , Iritish Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 194 dr vXFORD, 1 RIDAY -J Mrs Fitz erald li • h ENNY LIND'S CONCERT.- • g , W le- would have told greatly in latedonlan Bank - el l. Mrs. Gadsbv had a miniature of her husband-it stopped with me, as it did not occur to me, as I had a ° however, no doubt on this point, when one remembers Mdll Is • d' • • . ..... e. in $ reception at the University of Oxford has her favour. " Who was George the Fourth's spy ?" City of Glasgow Bank . 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 lON, Wll s, she believed, I; leather cate. Fad seen it in one large party on the Tuesday, and the Wednesday we Ith which the Dutch and other nations have ob . ..... ° I the went to the Assembly, and on the Thursday they left. the wea . beep a most magnificent one. .ilydesds.le Bank.• •• •• 6% per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12% drd ' 1 . 1 a ye M Uodsbv notice that she riods b fishiug in the Irish seas. The Sheldonian Theatre, is a question the writer asks . , but does not a I nswer. t • . „.... wished we rs. _ a ' rs. . , • tained at different pe . y , wh ch ts ca . ' ,ommercial Bank .• •• 71 er cent 500 0 0 100 0 0 151 I was so much e 1 e d th t I • tl ht of the i ga b e a nevei - mug 'ndeed. It Is ' 1 pable ot acc ommodating, comfortably, nearly is a curious subject tbr historical invest' ' 1 ' • P . , a... LIV to leave in C011b( qtter.ce of her conduct ; . On shore the prospect is dreary i two thoutand persons we' 'genera Ve ..astern Bank .••• • • • • 61. per cent. 25 vOlO 0 C 91.105. lloctustO living with her, was like " living in a rings till they left. Ie as invited to the wedding, - • . th t throughout the western • S filled with the rank, beauty, have an account of Vienna during the late insurrec- ' I'dinb.k.Glasgow Bank 6/. per cent. 100 500 5% .( 7 eration to bay a and fashion of the U no exa e g niversity, city, Exehangeßnk of Scot.. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 32% ....• ' u se of ot • e at b .s were searched b y , nrs i eamot h er tote . which was to take place un the Saturday in London. 1 • is claiming relief'. The • and neighbourhood. tion, from the pen of a writ h - le . I er w o signs mese t fele of man. Company 71. per cent. 10 0 0 7 0 0 - I left Bath for the purpose on Friday, and arrived at coast the vvhole popu anon .It is almost needless to say, that the , f e which II W ' a 't • Garlsb be'ore she het Mrs. Gadabv said bs of three thousand per ormanc , workhouses are besieged by mo . combined talent of the h I-. enry alter D Arcy, who doe 3 not at all seek to iational Bank 6% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 13% that s ,„ 9 - • - their house in Clare-street d • ef Id • d • • tl uring inner. ine wi 1 -igoest order, instrumental as d• • h• iof Scotlandßank 4/ percent. 20 0 0 50 0 31.175. No o n, , • , ...-- oe had done so nit rely tor the purpose r a priority of hearing. Men . isguise is predilections in favour of absolutism, , ....- ot gi v i to . he • I them. The prisoner was about to leave the room when at a time, pressing to well as vocal, afforded the greatest satisfaction and de- rth British Bank •• - 50 0018 0 0 278. a ii , ,-, r trouble, not became she believed she ha( still possessing stocks, and, as it has light. The Swedish warbler, and " who dined at Count Latour's only two days : loyal Bank of Scotland 51. per cent. 100 0 • 100 0 0 11S , •••••• I called to) her in a low tone to bring down my rings, still holding farms,. . whose melody was truly • Yot her ro er , Se • , h character but not don search with sums of h t • t la . d " TIC • - previous o is mur er. . tinion Bank of Scotland 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 79 , ..... Witho ut m P P •y. . e gave, er a , to which she made no answer, but went up stairs; and frequently been chscovere - • enc an mg, was rapturously encored in nearly all her is wnter even • , while Western Beak •••• • • • • 81. per cent. 50 0 0 SO 0 0 67% ...... ti, uch delay. Mr. Estull was usually dressed 1 ke n coming down she said, " What did you say?" "1 money in their pockets, have begged rnorh clamorously d • songs. stigmatising the leaders of the insurrection, bears Aberieen Fire mad Life I 21. per cent. 12 10 0 20 0 2% r,entleinan when he catne in. On one occasion when " . . - run er in bod an in ..... Mr . Gads . id bring down my rings." She said, " I have not got than the rest, because they were st g y THEATRE ROYAL, DRURy. witness to their honesty and their humanity B. Accord. Lilesuid Fire - 20 0 0 0110 as Od LANE. M. JULIEN ' S by was in bed shesaw the defendant at 10 o'clock sa hausted by , •'' dritish Guarantee Ins 10 0 0 1 0 0 Ss 6d ..... at !It ~ . dull)." I then apaealed to her mother and asked her if lungs. Many others, really starving, and ex CONCERTS. - Among the d istinguished visitors who and while praising the Imperialists, unwit ...- g, tgo up the kit •h tir • o Mrs Gsdsh who was - n under foot b the 'aledonian Fire Incur * 101. e - r cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 in th e c'a ' a ' ll ' Y ' her daughter had not got them. High words then en- the walk, have been actually trodde • Y bote ured the theatre with their presence durin h tin 1 roves their ferocious cruelty. On the gt e gy p . 6'hurch of England Ins: P - 50 0 0 2 0 0 2 parlour. She ticard rouning afterwards. Tnought ' • Mist I h •e a relation of the name of Charles Fleary multitude. The workhouses are crowded, and it is sued. at . . n t week were his Excellenc , - - • 'ate of Glasgow Life 6l. per cent. 25 0 0 20 0 21. 45 , ....• ress had brought some Olle in to tske the carpet up. tacles. e as , , , e the American Minister outbreak of the insurrection be was in a hound necessary to construct temporary recep d A rs. Bancroft. tne Earl of ' eallnburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 108 0 0 12 10 0 17 B after I left the house and he accompanied I spoke to him . • . a , Clarendon, the Earl of house in the Graben, sitting with a friend who was East of Scotland Life.. - 10 0 9 015 0 1 ls.Od l Y a jurymsn-Mrs. Gadsby often directed her to - ' R h 1 d • th - e overt -struck an- - 't C t me back to the house the following niorning, the day of ent as a most come to an en in os p e it Stratford, the uun cis ot Ellesmere, Lady Paulett, the Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 46s 6d ..-- °a ye the sid e ' d r that she ti tht gate open in or e - n o districts, and evictions multiply. The wretched total an Imperialist. Some students entered th d e room, an C ,,,? 1113 in withou a the naatriage. I introduced him and left the room, and Earl of Cardigan, V - is eannt Newry, Viscount Cantilupe, said, " 11" Hercules Insurance Co. 71. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 10% ' e have to apologise to you, gentlemen, but inter. co. of Scetlnd• • 51. per cent. 100 0 I 10 0 0 7 25 •etr t ringiug. She had some words with Mr F'eur when he came remained in the street. - . • y , out no longer clings to the s , oil and is easily expelled. Nu . rton o Lad 1 • Viscount Some ~ y Bateman, Lord Henry Len- • h 3 . Gadsb •b f f 'h •'d 1 h Id to th h ~..; ) e ore she le t. b e sal bre sou go . sooner is the family on the road than the hove is we require t e loan of this room to fire from." The tge re A a ssoc. of Scotland 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 11. 6. 1 • ommunication to me. I called in Clare-street , Lord Rodney, Lord A. Fitzelarenee, Lady Veru- le 0 • oto 0 4s. Od. 2 4 ne .dsby in tl•le Cna• and tell him that Mr. Estill tu c u '• ael c4 ale iloto t e , l' i s ' • 1 tny self, about ten o'clock in the evening, accompanied by destroyed. Extensive districts, which were lately studu a , e • 'lox, lam, lion. H. Walpole, H an, Mr. Astley, Sir George writer proceeds to confess that in this instance he es riffle Life .. •• .. - , ational Fire and Life SI. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 205.0 d 114 , bilke did 1 lc uuse aed tilled his place. bhe rep led .. r ai Alexander Dowlifig and Mr. Al•Kinnun, of with huts, now show nothing but ruins. Yet the old Wombwell, Bart., Colonel _Brownlow Knox, Captain de hoped the students might succeed, because he " felt North British Insur... 5%1.pr cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 22% 11 - but 1, lot care if he knew that he Cliee in once aedsy; I 1 fSI • I then demanded my rings ; race of landlords, where they survive, being utterly North & West of Scot. 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 178.0 d. 6t n , s e did not wish him to know that he came in so the s . e o eye. Bathe, Mr. and Mrs. Dennistoun, Mrs. Campbell Mar- assured that if the barricade below were taken, the d either . • Scottish Life and Guar. - 20 0 0 011 0 ss. -;1" • W th ner said I have not got them. I think eithout the means of cultivating their lan , ribanks, Miss Parker, Miss Emma Crouch, Mrs. troops would 1 0 o 015 0 10s.Od e prise enter the house and shoot every person Scot. Mas. and Gen.Llfe - 48 d he o the laiutiff was not at home the defen- leave it to produce weeds and rank grass, or 1 Melte J" , -ant Was i P 'd b ' t 1 tite as the prisoner that said so, but lam not certain. Alountjoy Martyn, Miss Wingfield, Mr. .G. Cornwall, in it"-(they did this when they re-entered Vienna Scottish Union Insrnce. 6UL pr cent. 20 0 0 , l i : t o ) 1/4: ••••• doe r, .0.,e et out by Mrs. Cie 5 y at tle ro n Whoever said so said it in the presence of the prison,. new tenants on any terms. The tables are turned. Mr. Montague Gore, &c. ( under Wiridischgratz, and in many instances shot sra i ndare Life -••.. • . 51. par cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 , 125.0 d Sri,. a l w ' a ' s a h he came in and went away. I did not get my rings. I then went to the police-office The demand is for tenants, not farms. Another great The Gazette of last night contains the sixth specia young children). The students did succeed, and - n U ted Dep.Assurance al. per cent. 10 0 0 ..... aard kissing e hen Mrs. Gadtby let him in opportunity of introducing a better system, of consoli at the fro ) tot in Alarylebone-lane, but no magistrate was present. The notification from the General Board of Health, addressed then retired, having civilly thanked the occupants for 2BI[2IIOELLA.M73IOITS. t are th . door, reed closed it. She heard kissing be risooner left England on the Sunday. I was at Boulogne dating farms, of building good homesteads, of draining to the captains of merchant skips, steamers, and colliers, the use of the window. 'There was no robbery no Dividend Amount ( *ASP y Well ibto the parlour. Did not tell Mr. I ) - h fJ 1 1 11 • d th ' d ,n the a6t ou y o owing, an saw e prisoner an and otherwise helping nature, is neglected. It is some , . h tames to t e se • niter) . etate of their vessels. This noti- plunder committed d • h ' ' unng t e time Vienna was in - ' • Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ...e , Y, nor atoy of Mrs. Gadsby's family what she consolation to reflect that negligent proprietors will no re . b • din consequence of the statements - • • - • Annum. Share. •••••• it° . l4 " y • It ho I, dh ThPftf h 1.) t •r husean t ere. e re ec o t e epar molt fication has an issue possession of the insurgents. This writer recog- -- - was timunfaittoful office longer be able to retain their estates. The rates will -- - Grainger, who were directed " • x. a. d. X. s. d. . 1-1 Y th • • • • made a communication to me on the subject. I had of Dr. Sutherland and Mr. . nisrd in the street the , day after the troops had been - too 0 0 30 0 0 - ejilry-'the plaintiff went to bed on the night in starve them out. Some of the largest, most encumbered, ...- ( I,,ut stiori b ec ,„„, e,, d i _, "„,, e , i , been frequent y 1 • speaking of the loss of my rings. I re- by the cOMM . issioners to make the necessary inquiries enstranan Agrieulturl -'------ - * "a- a e ''' '''''' e " a- -o• '' n " i q uor - • I h d h• e I mo - t i dolent have already gone. Vast tracts ca- 1 liness and dt . t h expelled, the corpse of a young officer of the Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 4s. 10 0010 0 9 16 ...• 'P e Itas i, ' '' ' ' m ined et Boulogne some time. ear not ing omy ant s n _ • t the ventilation, c ean , con 1 ion o t e T _ 210 0 -.. - ••••• ur i the habit of going to bed first. The chit- a . ` from a ser eant of olice able of the reatest improvement, but hitherto locked as o • rings till I received a letter g p , p . . g . . 1 h M of the country. From the whole "Inperial Guard, and adds, " I must in justice to tht Ditto Half Shares.• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 33 10 0 27 commerctit. 5 tppi g . .• • Canada ' ... •••• • • • .... the . en were often up late, es the h 1 b k y at to eta en up, or dII t• on the 6th of November. I was then against the invasion of induatry and arts, have changed h • formation communicated to the board, it rebels remark that his corpse had not been plundered, uppr Canada Bonds 5/. per cent. - - 82 .)- would be aloha in th .d• rk name oggar ), tenor of te in .. 3tee pr cent. - _ - d will probably soon ex- hi in Marearet Deeid ' L a • . - . at Bath. I had never heard of Hoggarty before I re- hands this very Michaelmas, an that the commercial s PP g, at least in the although he wore several valuable rings on his fingers Cl o ty Bonds.. ••.; • • g n 51 per cent. 100 0 0 70 0 0 - uppears c inp.CpprMnr E • • -so. son was next examined-ahe said she How much may be done d but lit • entered tl t • • • • • d . eeived the letter. I immediately came up to Lond ee , hibit a very different aspect. has experience tle improvement and round his neck was a beautiful Maltese chain, to Gen. Revers. St Invest. sp. c.fit be, 2/ 100 0 0 100 0 0 - ..... Is ebr __ IL service of the plaintiff as nursemei in o . _. , 1 sent a description of the rings. I ar. appears from the testimony of competent aut orates, h • - ports examined, arance of the cholera, in 1832. which was su d d ld h b B • ' itable Reversienry 5 1 . pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 92 •••••• ~,, aar y, 1846. 'the had two children the eldest "eying pretious y since the former appe . spen ea go c ronometer, y arwise, a.cal in Navigation 11.81. 15 0 0 14 0 0 - ." 8 f ur. • y • ' • rived in London the :same day I received the le tis b tter. 1 who affirm that the population of the west coa . s . . y " F th e circunastances, it appears to the Geneial London. " It is well to take note of these things rom es Gen. Stea It ti ' London Dist u on .• • - - - ...- rip, plaintiff aud his wife lived happily to- r; that b u. judicious le went to the station and saw Hoggarty. I then took no meuns too great for the soil, an- . y . B d f H alth that these vessels are in greater danger inasmuch as they Peninslr&Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 56 oar o e prove the extent of falsehood and ...... gether. • ih n ) el A h e eteene nt came to restoe next .00r to t e ld three or tour ~..... plaiutiff abou . ' . . steps to have the prisoner taken into custody, management it could be made to yie f b k t cholera than an equal population on mi • 11 * • ' h Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 9 0 100 0 0 - 14 t two months from the time she entered the servi ce. . r .„ • , k I was with the officer when ahe was arrested. times as much wholesome tood as it ever has done b e _ oan out rea o srepresentation to w ich the reactionaries ave _ al shore, who have the means of procuring prompt medical • • • be- ft y Mail Steand.• .• 3%1. pr cent 100 0060 0 ...... after. „tie commenced visiting about six wee s , The prisoner said that man is mad, and that's his keeper. fore.--limes. have cans assistance. They, therefere, ed to be circu- stif systematically had recourse, in order to ju y o- h Australian ••••• 11. per share * . 25 00250 0 44 Sout 0 - light Van Dieman's Land., - 100 0 0 23 0 0 ..- I ` - ' -u r aLtention was first attracted to the forehand the atrocious cruelties in which they de ...- canuuct The prisoner implored me to let her go, cry ing " Pray A lated for the information of Periens on board such yes- f Universal Salvage.. • . - 25 0 0 4 0 0 _ of the two by the defendant shaking to indulge. A Well written account of the career o „...... hands " 1 ' l fft" She was then taken to ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, WOOLWICH.--11. ' • • f the' instructions c • ex . et rue ofl! oh, do et me o . sels, certain modifications o ontained lii with A" • Gad by at the gate. H h Mistress - as. ' ' ' h tue statiml-house, and atter three examinatiens was corn • number of candidates were examined during the past in their first notification. Cavaignac, and a biographical sketch of Cervantes, BANK OF ENGLAND. ..- 1846. H l 'as cenfined on the sth of Septem er, minted for trial. I should say the rings were of the value month for admission as gentlemen cadets; and the ful- 0 ' SRETciIEs, Stce OP THE L ill tr tdby a beautifully engraved portrait, will be E ivi, us a e ....-- not seen the defendant more than twice oILE OF THE AT . a, (From last night's Gazette.) before tl ad of 401. I never had any conversation with the prisoner lowing having been found qualified, will commence their ER -Ye t e I f d • th • b r aso oun in is num e . ...., lat. On the Tuesda followine heard the foot- B. R. HIYDON, THE PAINT • 6er ay the sale of a An Account, pursuant to the Act 7tk and Bth Of Vict s tep of a man on .' y a • t i about the rings before the day I wrote the letter. studies in the theoretical class at the Royal Military . fth llection of chalk drawings, sketches, the Week ending on Saturday, the 25th d ' oria, cap. 32,f0 _ ....... the stair It was about seven in te portion o eco _ aY ef /November, 1848. ..•-• " P ii ng. The • • i h Cross-examined by Mr. COCKBURN-I made the ac- Academy on Woolwich-common on its opening after the studies &c of the late Mr. HaYdon, the painter, whose COURT CIRCULAR. WHIR DEPARTMENT. on went into the room w iere er • n 1845 I , ~ ..... Mistress Was in Per l:« l A nur d P k se name ar er was qnaintance of the Baroness and her mother l i c d • short Christmas vacation, svhich is to be granted this melancholy death was notice in this journel at the time, X. ••••• attendine her mi t . - Did Lot know how long be visited her at Bentinen..tearace, R egen t's -par ,an ()Lee season:-1. Charles W. Townsend, 2. William Bailey, took place at Messrs. Robins ' Auction-rooms, in Covent- OSBORNE, FRIDAY. Notes issued.... •• •• 2 7,386,5 A. •55 Govermnent debt .. 1 1,01 5 , 101 ••••••• rcinain_ s n , __‘_ s ress. . b her and her mother. . , went to a pic-nic and dinner wit 3. Stuart J. M. Maxwell, 4. Douglas C. Anderson, 5. d The sale:excited considerable interest d a The Queen and Prince Albert walked in the nles . Other securities .... 2,984.900 eQ ' I he plaintiff was then on et journee . gar en. ....- Two or h e h i I met her in 1846 at Boulogne. I was at Boulogne and Alexander De Courcy Scott, 6. Henry Stoekmar Carter, d b fortunately the price b '•an w 8 - rounds this morning. Gold coin and bullion 12,11711,641 fe _ ea t ,ree oays after her mistress sent her to t e( e- well attende , ut, un of the s o tamed foe sure g Paris for nearly two yearn a wow very little of' the 7. Francis Lleury William Nisbett, 8. Edward Amclius most mise h fth Royal Family took ________ Silver bullion ...... 507,500 rable description, The younger branc es o e ... "I at, who was standing on the opposite side of the . eisoner and her mother at Boulogne. I saw them at Disbrow, 9. Marilland W. B. S. Pasley, 10. George A. the several lots wert) d labou Z 27,386,555 .....•• B , 'r eets to invite him to count and see her. When he saw P considering the time an r bestowed on the their usual exercise. X 27,386,511! tier h Paris, and called upon them. I dined at the same board- F. Baillie, 11. Arthur Richard Robinson, 12. Maurice L Chief Cashier. e came over to the gate. Mrs. Gadsby was lying . , . . various studies, &c., by the deceased artist. , ThoEe Colonel Buckley, Equerry in Waiting to her Ma- Dated the 30th day of '''S'OT M. MARSHALL ' outside the Led d 4 1- • d h df d tup to " reste,_.. S...owe t e e 1111 an in e- oust, with them four or five times. I did . not dine Nerman Bower, 13. Hon. Charles C. Chetwynd, 14. • lots whir s h old best consisted of the " finished • H Alexander Gordon, heads • ty and Captain the on. ember. 1848. .... the r with them forty or fifty rinses. I was not liv;rig at the Wilbraham Digbv Al'lm n 15 William Rushbrooke jes , BANKING DEPAITMINT. (tom. The nurse, and Cereline the second child, I • rd'n t-h -Ile t th ILI 111 carria e and , E n e 1a ' • of noblemen and distinguished characters " for in - E • Waiting to his }loyal Highness the Prince X. ,X. ....- same toe i g ouse. . .n e y , g , den, 16. James Barton, 17. Boner Millett Beane, 18. ' querry in Proprietors' capital.. 14,553,000 Government scene were p r ,,,,, t. NI - G• d - to told her to put stance five finished heads of (the late) Lords M 1 e • Albert, left Osborne this morning. ftest •••••• Caroline to b. ' r'. a s Y drove them ont several tones. .I was reaOMUR :Wed to James Keliy Digby, 19. Edward Baldwin Wake, 20. ' , l G. , Althorpe, and si r $ , •-•••••• •• -• 3,418,070 ties (including Dead 'd • Did so and the nurse, bourne, Stan ey, ley, I. Buxton, Lord and Lady John Russell are expected to-day 1 üblic deposits (in- Weight Annuity).. 15,459,01! ' • d I take a particular sort of' %tine, but 1 never sent the pri- Benjamin llumtrey, 21. Richard Talbot P. Stapleton, 22. . .... ehe believed ...... • left also when the vitro uceo sold fot 2/. 7s. A similar lot, comprising am ong t h e por eluding Exchequer, Other securities •• •• 10,754,41 , ••••••• , Mr. Estall. Mrs ' ' • ' . • Gadsby drew an arnachair close sooner or her mother any. The prisoner's mother John Maitland Lennox, 23. Falkland G. E. Warren. el ef the a arttnents the had in their raits one of Lord John Russell, sold tor 21, 10s. Of dis- on a visit to hrr Majesty. Commissioners of Notes •••••••• • • • • • • 9,9146,1 :1 74 to the bed, and told h • • 1 W hen she im to set t own. i , complaint , - f . y 'IMPROVED DWELLINGS FORIJLIE POOR.-Her t• •stied ladies one lot, COnsisting r National Debt, Sav- Gold and silver coin.. 75 3,2 , hotel, and I gave up my apartments to them. tingm n• t ait of por r s ings-banks, and Di •••••• left the roo t. Majesty the Queen Dowager has forwarded 50/. to the I) ff • Mrs L ' - 1 R•l Hi hness the Duchess of Kent arrived m s-e went into the 'text, where Caralme Itr -11 P. ris and on mv return I called upon them f Ladies Graham, u erin, • eicester Stanhope, &c., ler oe a g vidend accounts).. 5,992,492 11% ale - Pt, snd ierneined there. Tins occurred about seven - -a" e t '1 ! • ' ' I don't think Iwa • ued now raising in St. James's parish, Westminster, for so ld for 21. 16e. Five anatomical studies by Sir D. at Clarence House, St. James's, at half-past ten Other deposits ...... 9,932,650 ..... in i , • , and they were then going away.. . tso the erection of improved dwellings for the poor of tisat Wilkie, and presented to him by the late Mr. - HaYdon, ' k d morning, from the Prior Q Seven day and other he evening A few days at ' te. • .r tor fathei sst rvant the were leaving. I could a. • • o cloc yester ay y, ..,tan- 1a1115.......... .... i,056,646 ..... carried her down t h - 'Ft I d . d polite as to say I was sorry . y locality. The benevolent example of her INlajesty has sold for only eos. " A Sleeping Head." Th c- • I .) t o parlour. a .le c Wen ant came 1 I taw the prisoner and her mother on a , I , is ea more, the residence of her Majesty the Queen ______ ...- her not say vvheteer ten °floated by the Duke ot Cleveland, Wilbrahain • ning was exhibited in the British GII • Z 34,952.857 ---- up about eleven at hight. The laintiff was then h. da ft h d'd II - ' 1 • er tey 1 . t ono eit pan a ery in 1822, Dowager. Her Royal Highness left town in the 434,952,85 ....- board ship. nett t c 'y a Egerto E - D, eq., and Hudson Gurney, Esq., who have con and was stated yesterdey to be M. MA.RSHALL, Chief Cashier. aw ay. Next day her m'str II ) . 11 E 11 P • B 1 a portrait of Mrs ...- ess sent et - to . a see . , , t likely , I travelled all night from aria to ou ogne. • fternoon on her return to the Priory., Sow his siste - tribute(' like atuouuts. A locality bas already been ti d • Dated the 30th day of November. 1848, r; deentlatit came in immediately after. iie in ' 4 r off. I know a gen- u xe Ilaydon; 7t produced but five guineas. A sketch for a . 0 I always went to see every steame l d ' 11 . 11 pon. Houses are to be constructed furnished with dornine the House of Lords, aeid for onl 21. The h P lle had an inter • Sir Jo ii e y , . view with Earl Grey -- _- __ - -____________ .......W e went up stairs too her bed ro oat and carri d 1 rdo ' t the parlour. Ile did i ' • ' e I( -"n - tl ellen cf the natne of Owen, but on t recc eat te .. ol 'al office. abundance of water, and every necessary convenience a • I ' d ll • • ting of " uriel Y yesterday, at the Con - SOUTH DEVON ELECTION.-Mr. Kekewich has re lot remain. 11 hen her mistress I * V two ladies off. I will f d unfitas re ga ere pain and Satan " stated ,v, Pre' got idatut she used to sit in the psrlour the blinds (f Mg birn I 11 . . d been just seei .g i . one 0 _ _ em or omestic comfort and cleanliness. The project has in the catalogue to be the work on which the In ' aist was Mr. ArGregor, ALP., had au interview with the signed all pretensions to represent South Devon at th Forcia which vo ere left open II -11 E. It ' swear that Mr. Owen never asked me t Ith • was met tne approbation of all classes. The Bishop of Lon- „ e gd t the period of his decease h Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official The fol w e coming election. lo mg extract from the a, sten , r. sta pass, and , was, after muc * nted circula to trf Mrs. Gadsb ta - . a whtn he would come in lias Ist h • e lady I was so sweet upon.-(Laughter.) don has sent 25/., and the Bishop of Winchester 20/. ---ane a not t e pene s ~ begging for a bidding on the part of the auctioneer, residence in Downing -street. gentleman's pri r explains his reason tor s by i ° him int. 'I• 1 ' ' • ` al • ' r , • was a short one. 1 went there from Already 960/. has been contributed, ad • ' 1113 occerred about half a-dozan times. ' Y visit tu arts nit is expo:cud knocked down for only four guineas, about the cost of The Earl of Carlisle left town on Thursday, for his g • • • dole, •- e I find that in consequence of the opinio I psred Remained I 13 I •h . equest of my coachman, users ly about half-aro-hour. Who n loe ou oene et tc r to settle my that in a few days the svorks • Il b b wi e egan. the canvass and frame on which it was painted. The seat, Castle Howard, Yorkshire. which I entertain with regard to some provision for a if) b. v , as there the blind il 1 • 1 e' • el' k ' • bill and tbe keep of the hurses. I did not swo re orawn u aim the seutters ,A .no. el b The California gold-finding scheme tr s u n out to be other lots consisted of sketches for the picture of the Roman Catholic clergy in Ireland the n b f : , um er o requ agi b t : shut. On e• h ' ' 1.), th' • • f t 1 600 f to) any one. The Countess a hoax. The im • l • Lord and Lady John. Russell left Pembroke Lod e ai, " 'sts is not sufficient to • Ili it sa e too trus - , • _ _ _ . g ~ tioni . h induce me to disturb ti de occeson Mrs. Gadsby let hint ell!. Had •' aginary go dis but a very common Duke of Wellington, for the fine picture of Napoleon, in , Richmond Park, yesterda • y morning, for her Majesty s peace ot t e county, and I therefore shall not offer my ma - Been the miniature realm, • •ed nor • Mrs Gadsb in d •If h d bill at Paris, ot which I paid part of an m)se a u ralueless mineral, yellow mica. Man of our earl of Sir Robert Peel in the y Y the collection her bosom. H P ab) . Y h I . lso a dozen of the wine I hai I 80 . The sale , 1 marine residence, Osborne, Isle of Wight. self as a candidate,." ad seen her frequently kiss it. 'The ml- t e expense. sent in a voyagers were deceived in the same way. aggregate, did not produce much beyond looL BANK OF E. .GLAND. (From last night's Gazette.) An Account, pursuant to the Act 7tk and Bth of Victoria. cap. 32, for the Week ending on Saturday, the 25th day of November, 1848. MDR DEPARTMENT. Government debt .. 11,015,100 Other securities .. .. 2,984.900 Gold coin and bullion 12,875,646 Silver bullion .... .. 507,509 ties (including Dead Weight Annuity).. 15,459,012 Other securities • • 10,754,414 Notes ••••••• • • • • • • • 9,986,1:0 Gold and silrer coin • • 753,291 /34,952,857 M. MARSHALL. Chief Cashier. 1848. SOUTH DEYON ELECTION.—Mr. Kekewich has re signed all pretensions to represent South Devon at the coming election. The following extract from this gentleman's printed circular explains his reason for to doing :—" I find that in consequence of the opinion which I entertain with regard to some provision for the Roman Catholic clergy in Ireland, the number of requi sitionists is not sufficient to induce me to disturb the peace of the county, and I therefore shall not offer my self as a candidate FRANKFORT. The draft of Chap. IV. of the Constitution was distributed on the 28th, with a brief report by Pro fessor Dahlmann. Of the Lower or popular House the report says nothing, except that its members are be elected fur four years ; whereas the senators, or members of the Upper Chamber, will be elected for a sexennial period. The remaining details are left in active decided by th e e l ect i on l aw, w hi ch i s al ready active preparation, and will be brought out as soon as the Constit u ti on i s voted i n toto. Thus much is known, however, viz.—that the basis of the popular representation is one member to every 100,000 inhabitants, so that the Chamber will consist of some 440 members. The Upper House evi dently perplexed the Committee the most. It differs in two respects from the American system—first, inasmuch as it possesses no competence of itself distinct from the Lower House; and second, inas much as it does not give an equal represe n t a ti on of every state, one like the other. No state is en tirely omitted, but several are conjoined for election purposes ; and again, the number of senators number is not exactly proportionate to the size of the indi vidual state. The paragraph that will give rise to the most serious discussion is that which gives an abso• lute, not a merely protracting, veto to the head of the Empire, a principle in favour of which the committee decided by a great majority. The discussion will open in about a fortnight's time. WALL ALHIA. A correspondent at Constantinople writes on the 15th to the Univers :—" Important news is just ar rived from Aloldo-Wallachia. The domicile of Omer Pacha, General of the Ottoman troops, had been violate 1, upon the order of General Du Hamel, by Russian soldiers, under the pretext of arresting a young Wallachian officer, accused, but wrongfully, of having taken part in the revolution. The real in tention of the diplomatic General was only to prove to the people that the Turks could not protect them against the Russians. Fuad Effendi, Commissary of the Porte, has made a protest, and the Divan has as sembled, and again called upon Russia to withdraw her troops. But the will of the Czar is that the oc cupation shall continue for four years. In this con flict, to which side will the policy of France incline ? If she knows her own interest, she will not hesitate to join the Porte. The position of Russia is not, in reality, so strong as it is believed to be. A. .Tacquerie has been declared in the Government of Pultowa, and already about a hundred of the feudal lords have been hung, and their castles plundered and burnt. The gentleman-tourist who brought this news adds, in all simplicity, that he was obliged to leave the country, because who ever spoke of the insurrection of the peasantry was condemned to Siberia, and he was not sure that he should have resolution enough to refrain from doing so. The Archbishop of Austrian Servia has just de clared himself Patriarch of the Sclavonians. General Suplicatch, who commanded a brigade in Italy, hav ing been sent to the Servians as their Palatine, they refused to accept him because he would not take an oath to defend the nationality of the Sclavonians, con tenting himself with declaring that he would main tain the rights of the Emperor." APPREHENSION OF A SUPPOSED GANG OF SWINDLERS. On Wednesday afternoon, a female and her son and daughter were placed before William Jackson, Esq., M.P., at the Birkenhead Police-court, on a number of charges of having obtained goods under false pretences from tradesmen in the town. The two females gave their names as Mary Green and Jane Green, the male prisoner being tlie son of the former. The same parties are well known to the Guardian Society of Liverpool and other towns, having passed under the names of White, Whitehouse, Waterhouse, Cooper, Robinson, and latterly at 13irkenhead, first under the name of Wilson, and then Green. 'Through the active exer tions of Mr. Reay, secretary to the Guardian Society, they have been apprehended. On Tuesday they were brought before the magistrates at Chester, but there not being sufficient evidence to convict them at Chester, they were brought to Birken head, where they hare latterly been lodging at the house of Mr. Davidson, No. 6, Lord street. About a fortnight ago they took lodg ings at this house, in the absence of Mr. Davidson, but giving directions that they (the prisoners) should answer the door themselves when any person called upon them. This and other circumstances excited Mr. Davidson's suspicions on his return home, but no attempt was made to dislodge them. The husband of the pretended Mrs. Green was along with them, but seldom went out. They had no luggage, but gated that it would be sent in a week or ten days. Before it arrived, however, all suddenly decamped, leaving a candle lighted on the table, and, of course, forgetting to pay for their lodgings During the time they lodged at Mr. Davidson's, the females obtained goods from Mr. E. Taylor, draper; Mr. M. Kirdy, je.vellcr, Market-moss ; Mrs. Lucey ; INA Foley, fishmonger ; Mr. Fullard, Livelier; Mrs. Bennett, small ware dealer ; I\lr. Rhoden, pubhcau ; Mr. Sabin, mat manufacturer, &c. Their general pretence wt:s, that they had taken the house in Lord-street, and were about t o en t er on l arger pre rieses in Price-street. Several parcels of goods w ere also sent, on the order of Mrs. Green, for the ap proval of Mr. Gre. n, but not returned. It appear( d from the evidence of Mr. lleathcock, butcher, in the market, that about three months ago Miss Green visited his shop, and represented that her rather was a Liverpool merchant, recently come to reside in Clifton crescent ; that they had a large family, and wished him to supply them with meat, which " pa" always paid for every Saturday. They contrived to obtain meat to the value of 50. t., but on Saturday decamped without " pa" visiting the butcher's shop. At this time the party passed under the name of Wilson. There being reason to suppose that further evidence would be obtained against them, the females were remanded. The boy was set at liberty. The females were remarkably well dressed, are fine, full-faced looking women, and their address would lead to the conclusion that they are well educated. The prisoners were again placed before the magi strates yesterday afternoon, when further disclosures were male. James Shillinglaw, jun., stated that, on the 6th November, the young( r prisoner came to his father's shop in Birkenhead, and purchased eleven pennyworth of bread, fur she paid a five shil ling piece, which he afterwards discovered to be counterfeit, and produced it. Mrs. Kerr, of Clifton et escent, said they engaged her lodgings at a weekly rent, in July last, under the name of Wilson; but at the end cf the week decamped without paying. Mrs. Hatton, of Leece-street, Liverpool, said the younger prisoner got fruit and butcher's =eat from her husband's shop on the 13th, 14th, and 15th July, to the extent of 11. Ils. 6d., on the pretence that they w ere housekeepers, living at No. 9, Myrtle-street, but on going to the house she found it empty. These were obtained under the name of Cooper. She added, that the elder prisoner told her they had kept a druggist's shop in London-road for twenty five years. The elder prisoner said this was a mistake. What she had stated was, that about twenty-three years ago her husband had a shop in London-road. It was also stated that goods had been obtained from Mr. Moffat, druggist ; Mr. Craven, baker; and Mr. M'Whirter, baker, all of Birkenhead, under similar pretences. A large quantit y o f c l othes and other articles which had been seized by the po:ice were produced in court, some of which had the marks obliterated. One chemis e was mar k ed " Asylum No. 46," and some collars were marked "L. W " Mr. Reay then produ ce d a w i tness from Manchester with whom the prisoners had lodged. She gave her name as Ann Buck s t one, in Dale-street, Cheet ham- hill, and said that the prisoners, with the hus band of the elder, and another . son and daughter, took lodging at her houseand thensix weeks d ago. They remained three weeks,camped without .d paying. After they e leLft, several a an d tw were o including i l s lo se wl slips. A towel produced ' by Polic-constable Rouke, found on the prisoners, was identified by the witness as part of the missing property. The son of the elder female, who was in court, was also identified as one of the party who lodged at her house, and was placed in custody. She also stated that at least thirty persons had applied for accounts since the pri soners decamped. They were then ordered to be taken to Manchester on the charge of Mrs. Buck stone. It is but justice to add, that Mr. M'Harg, superintendent of the Birkenhead police force, and Police-constable Rouke, deserve the highest praise for the activity and exertion they have exercised in their endeavours to bring the prisoners to justice.— Liverpool Mercury of yesterday. LYME REGIS.—The brave town-clerk still main tains his ground behind the entrenchments of the law— he will not surrender the books. The baffled Att woodites are in a fix, and having a reporter to watch their proceedings, they have become savagely circum spect. They want to hold their meetings in secret to vent their slander without responsibility, and an attempt to do this was def'eated at the last meeting by Mr. Hil•-• man, who made them ashamed of their corporate and colt, etive cowardice. Vie Sun had an admirable leader on the question last Thursday week, for which the Libe rals of Lyme feel greatly indebted to that trntepadede and honest honest journal.— Western Times. ' . • 4P a - e•eqk, SINGULAR EFFECTS PRODUCED BY TkIE AURORA "'" BOREALIS.—On the evening of Friday, the 17th ult,, ti , nurse in the workhouse, Stonehouse, named Jane CroaS man, went to the infirmary window, and' on seeing tho extraordinary appearance which the atatosplicip pre. sewed, itnrutdiately exclaimed, " The world is on'fire, and I for my sins shall receive everlasavg damna tion;" fell into fits, which have constantly recurred up to the present time ; she has also been quite insane, no symptom of either malady having ever before been shown. Mr. Perry, the surgeon to the house, has been unremitting in his attention to the case, and entertains great hopes of her reoovery.—PhistouthGazette.