The Sun. — London, England, 1852-09-11 00:00:00

. . THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING-9 SE PTEMIIER THEATRE ROYAL. HAYMARKET. THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. THE SHARE 24 tt..d.KETS. I _ evinced their homage for intellects nurtured in the 1 month, and for the second, two months in the 'drunken --ow-. Mr. B, Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Eromptal. THIS EVENDTG, studio, like that of ARISTOTLE, or fostered in the mess.' " els DRITISEL RAILWAYS Will be performed the celebrated Adelphi Drama of J irr warp Bedford S E - in - e - ry - , - an - d - 0. We have received the Paris papers of yesterday. - Business done - PARD, by Mrs. Keeley, Messrs. Paul .. , . laboratory, like that of ARCHIMEDES. It was not Sir JOHN holds that " water drinking" is um. Smith ; Miss Laura H ooey, Miss Ellen Chapnn, Bcc. Railways. Nominal Pricea. teeday. Cer thus that-in our own time-the Emperor NAPO' deniably most conducive to the sailor's health in every Tne department of the Drome has profited lergely Cie To conclude with the celebrated Corne-ly of PAUL PRY. by the clemency of the PRINCE PRESIDENT on the --.--. ------ LEON displayed his estimation of the powers of an climate, and adduces himself as an example in support occasion of the fae of NAPOLEON. The number of Aberdeen 100/. paid 26%, to 26% De ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. artist like CANOVA-of a Peet like MANz°m - of a of this theory, having endured the extremes of heat pardons and commutations granted to persons of that Amb., Not., Bost. &E. Dij Under ihe Patronage of lu c r e Majesty and his Royal Highness . June. Albert. traveller like CHATEAUBRIAND. Instead of granting and cold with impunity, which he attributes to the ' department condemned for - political offences amounts Bin, Wolv., and Stour Ea proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. Valley ... all pd. 10% -11 x.d Gt Evening with the L est E epee Every , in th arg qnestrian Establishment . pensions to men distinguished by their achievements fact of his never tasting spirits. Without entering Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., Gr e World. in philosophy or in literature, the master statesmen into the merits of the total-abstinence question, it The Constitutionnel protests against the subscription to 80. Lo Most Gratifyin g Success I Di Second Week of the Equestrian Season. both of modern times and of the ages of antiquity cannot be denied that the suppression of intoxication open in Paris for raising a sanctuary to the VIRGIN on dis a point of the utmost importance as regards the tain of La Salette in attestation of the mira- late 33/.69.8d., 28/. pd. 9- 8 d.x.d • D s i o tt L o, Chest. & Birk., E is 25/. Cons., all pd. 19 -20 xst mg m ost triumphant success of Mr. Stokes' Troupe-they are ll- betrayed their regard for the dignity of science an terauy American Wonders, and have, each night of their appearance, „ e well-being of the navy generally, and the condition us a earance to two young shepherds. The fol culo pp . - - Ditto, ditto ... 18 1 ,4 pd. ... - ... E been greeted with reiterated applause. They will appear every Or letters, by a course more graceful and, at the sam lowing paragraph is curious :- Brist. & Exet.,lool. pd. 102 - 104 x.d 102% 1 Evaning 113 conjunction with the Brothers Seig-rist on La Perche, I . ; idual men b the moun , The United States considered of the indiv oth physically and morally* "An anonymous brochure recounts that the Virgin, Caledonian ...100/. pd. 41% - 42% 42% 42 M agacious. =alba whole of the talented artists of the Establishment, forming ‘` me, more s M one of the best and most varied entertainments ever presented within shining with splendour like that of the sun, her brow Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20% - 20% the walls of an Amphitheatre. - itself by no means depreciated in the scale of nations? Surely, so simple a substitute for corporeal punish- Cork & Bandon, _all pd 15 -15 % 15% I The doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Performances commence when it deputed its historian, GEORGE BANCROFT, tO na b reuntta,l,whdiecsherivsesin ttohisriencsetiavneceauevtheonrimtaotrievefutsialnectthioann. e fi n g C u i r r e cl o ed f Cs,' hitrhisat, d p i ra e d s e e m n i e t d h ehebTrseealsfttoortnwaameynotuendg w s i h t h e p a . Dub. & Belf.Jet. 4el pd. 7 - 5 d. N, at Seven. Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ... I Half-price at Half-past Eight. act as its representative at the Court of St. James's, . herds. She made them sit beside her on a largo stone, Dundee,Perth, & Aber- NI ednessioa-et a u s , sg , , Dregs Boxes , 4s. ; Upper BOZO, 3e.: Pit , and when it sent its novelists WASHINGTON IRVING, Will the Admiralty expressly sanction its adoption r and pronounced theso words, ' Say to my people that deen Junc. all d. 63/ 7% E 25. ; Gallery, is. ; tipper Gallery, 6d. It will cost nothing, at all events, and may be pro- if they do not become converted a great famine will Ditto, New ::: all p P d. . 4 ..n." Oi Tickets t o b e had at the Box . o ffi ee tr o m Eleven till Four daily. to the Court of Madrid, in the character of an in uc ive o considerable saving, even throwing all d e f but if they return to my son with an humble East Anglian (251 L & Pi Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. American ambassador. Instead of providing t h t h h I 11 - - * * and peniten ear ,t e rocks and stones t emse ves wi E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4% -4% e s • 'n consideration fo this manner, the Government of Great Britai r the men themselves quite out of the be covered with wheat.' This is assuredly a somewhat Do (18/. E.& 11.)all pd. 3 - 3% PI ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. Open for the Season, has doled out here 150/. per annum, there 100/., to question ; for the Parliamentary investigations odd apparition and happen- . warning ; and yet the brochure of East. Counties ... all pd. 11% - 11% x.d 11% x.d Pt Monday, Taesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. which we speak, hawked about and spread profusely Eastern Union, class A, PI Fifth Week of the Vocal Entertainments. this person 701., to that perhaps merely o , r 01. or even into the cause of shipwrecks show that a Rt through the country, has convinced some peasants. Pil- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 7el -7% Last Week but Two. TTON seems to have very large proportion of the accidents at sea . Do do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ... Se The Proprietor has the g ratification to annotmce that the Madri- 251., alms such as Sir BULWER LY th • W d puns have gone o tee mountain. hat was the uty • e St ear and Glee Party were received with 'immense applause, and will spoken of the other day in the course of his noble arise from the use (or abuse) of intoxicating li- of the spiritual guides of these blessed populations ? Do., ee., B. & C., all pd. 5% -5% East Lancashire ...all p 18% - 18% ( . ()ethane their performance till further notice. haken uo take information to in uire into the source of . GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. oration in the Athenmum at Manchester, as s qr on board the vessels. In the report, it appears Why e to , q . E. &W. India Docks T( Paniceese voceeises-eliss Messent, Miss Clara Henderson, Mr. into the hand of some that the average annual loss to this country by ship • the miracle, to confound imposture and to establish the nd Bir Junc all , pd 57 -59 x.d x.d Vi Young, Mr. Manvers, and Mr. Leffler. Conducted by Mr. J. L. Out with a grudging parsimony truth. Far from d • e', k h • a • ' oing so, the Lact is ta en as aut entic; Edinb. & Glas.,loo/.pd 71 -73 IN Hatton, who will preside at the Pianoforte. gIUS. Happily there is wrecks is 2,836,1661., and fully two-thirds of this the m emory of it is sou h b t d h • • PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL SOLOTSTS-MeSSr3. • J Richardson scientific or literary BELISA . g tto 0 perpetua e ; t e gene- Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24 , 4 - 25% (Flute), Waffle (Clarionet), Lazarus (Clarionet), Viotti Collins becoming vis ticular ver aus• 1 f the public i • ible a change in this par y oss o f pr o perty is held to be the result of the present rosity a . s invoked, and that despite ot the Glas.&S.-West.,loo/.p ... - ... A, moue), Ciotti (Trombone), Collinet (Flageolet), Sidney Pratten ter Simultaneously with the drinking system. The St. George, 98, the Edgar, g B . ener cue protestation of our enlightened prelate, M. Great Northn.,lool. pd 79 -80 seel 80 79% Xel A ;Flute), and Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr. C. Godfrey. picious in its charac • DeperY, the 'shop of Gap." Do.tes. A Stk., 100/. p 42 -44 A E.xinbition of Damson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT • that beneficent Guild of Art 10 pment of . , the Ajax, 74, were all-burnt in the good old times ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN aiad the CYCLOPS-Splendid rise and develo 1 NVe learn from the same paper that a pretended Do. I% B Stock,loo/.p 117 . - 119 x.d A , uid interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's an. ars to intimate in a and Literature which appe touch- by accident resulting from drunkenness, and the discovery of a letter written in gold by the hands of Gt. S.& W Ireld all p 451% -46 x d md A rivalled Military Band-Varions Amusing Novelties-Concluding at • d , m anner a willingness on the part of c atalogue could be easily swelled into formidable di- the SAvmult near Paris itself has been the subject of Great Wesin , la/. d 9- 96 ' % 961 i x.d A _Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, ing and splendi Lane. & Carlisle, all P pd 84 % -86 A representing the Interior ot the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the h t hel themselves without the aid of any ex- mensions. It is at least worth trying, on a compre- a brochure for th • ' e edification of remote provinces, and Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% p Fa B Aacients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and his Cyclops, ant ors o p the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and a Cabinet has s r • traneous assistance - a p ung into exist- hensive scale, whether ridicule may not succeed in this way France is to be converted to the principle Lanc. & York., 100/. pd 86% -87 87 % B Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nerelacls receiving the th rit of au o er. Do., Fifths 14/. pd 4 -3% die B has revealed a disposition to accord the where severity has notoriously failed. The cat- Do.,W.Rid. Un. 11 eep 23% -2% dia. Armour of Achilles. ence which The Monfteur contains the monthly account of the . The menagerie now consists of several hundred specimens, some •ht !need to those who have deserved well of their o.ninetails is but a sorry and stupid engine to work Leeds Northern, all pd 17% - 18% 18 % % ' . the finest or their species In England, in iludin g three fine elephants, rig Bank of France, of which the following are the prin- Liv.Crsby & Sthpt. all p ... - ... C siso g iraffes, four ostricl'es• tw° camels' "rig , leopards , 4 c• and country either as renowned in science or as popular upon the:proper feelings of a man. cipal items :-..., Loud. & Blackw., all pd 8- 8% x.d x.d C the colossal tortoise (the largest ever exhibited), upwards of 200 in literature. As examples demonstrative of this It may be added that Sir JOHN Ross's idea had been Specie ••• ... ... ... F. 508,537,342 Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104% - 105% C fears old. Ditto, departments ... ... 100,566,912 Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 121 - 121% 121% % 121 C Doors open from Nine A.M. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- f ac t, we have announced at intervals th e appoint. acted on during the Peninsular war by Sir JOHN zert at a Quarter -pot Six. Fireworks at Half-past Nine. Paris portfolio ... ... ... 85,056,795 Do. Fifths l2l. pd 3-3% p F 4.DMISSION, ONE SHILLING. rnents-not pensions, be it observed, but appoint- FOSTER FITZGERALD, now M.P. for Clare County, Ditto, branches... ... ... 103,712,672 Do. 10/.,M &B (c) lip 1% -2 p C _ - - ments-hestowed upon remark a bl e wr it ers , such as when Lieutenant-Colonel of a regiment. He rarely Advances on Ingots ... •'• 2,567,300 Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 92% - 93% x.d 92% Do. New 50/., 42% pd 4 - 3 dis.x.d x.d c ( HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Ditto in branches • - 1,627,151 IA the elevation of ARCHIBALD ALISoN to a baronetcy, gave corporeal punishment for drunkenness-trusting Do. New 40/....341. pd 3 - 2 dis.x.d ( ram DAY -Morning 0 rain. after 0 I Evenin g 52 rain. after Advances on public secu-rities... 31,514,836 Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 15 -16 I T e eefosaow-eforning 23 min. after 121 Evening 50 min. after 52 Such as the uomination of G. P. R. JAMES as Consul rather to the influence of shame and ridicule. And, Ditto in branches ... ... 6 848 317 Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3 -3%, 3% 1 -----. - for her Brit • annic MAJESTY at Norfolk in the United having remarked that personal assaults on non-com- Advances on railway securities 22 395,200 Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 29 -30 I THE WEATELER.-sux OFFicE, SEM 11. States, such, again, as the promotion of SAMUEL missioned officers (punishable with death) were Ditto in branches ... ••• 7,124,889 Do. Manch. & Lincoln THERmomETER, nt THE SHAWL. WARREN tO th R d • e ecor ership at Hull, or such as the ehiefly made by inebriated men, he made it a rule, Advances to the State, 30th of Union 4./. 2s. pd 3% -2% dis. 1 66-highest since noon yesterday. June, 1848 ... ... ... 75,000,000 Midland 100 L pd 77% -78 x.d 77% 34 % lex d 1 bestowal f 52-lowest this morning and during the night. 0 a diplomatic office upon the son when a file of soldiers was sent to take up a drunken Bank notes in circulation ... 468,441,900 Do. Bir.& Derby 1001. 42 -44 x.d x.d / of Ditto i n Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47 % ... - ... I 64-tis day, at noon. FORD, the most charming of all our private, that no commissioned officer should be of the branches ... ... 147,176 350 BsnomerrEle, 29' 89 - scholarly guides to the architecture, and the archm- party, or that, if a blow was given, it was punishable Credit to Treasury ... ... 137 375,691 Do. % Shares, 17% pd ..„ - ... I fine weather. Newcas. & Carl. all pd „.. -„, ( Accounts current ... ... 107,719 914 WDro N.N.W.-light breeze and ology, and the landscapes, and the topography which only as the effects of drunkenness. This judicious Newmarket lOO/. pd 47 -49 x.d ,t ...........m•m..............".+.......''n''''..n.r......................... Ditto in branches ... ... 25,276 292 Newport, Abergaven., ,5. 13, TABLE. abound with so many glorious associations from one and considerate conduct had its fruits, and the de' Specie has in creas ed 91 millions in Peris, but is and Hereford ...12/ • DAIL Y WEATHE pd 3% - 3 dm. '1 at each of the following 's men less by a ne • ll • end to the other of the Iberian Peninsula. In regard basing vice fast disappeared from among hi i ion on the branches. The portfolio Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2% 1 State of the Wind and Weather ou shows pearl 4 'll' f cl . t d b'll and Norfolk lOO/. pd 43 -45 x.d x.n x.d i esterday morning.- Tea statio n , to the more rational promotion of the interests of phi- without the disgusting intervention of the lash. Y 2 . ymi ions more o iscoun e is, st laces at Nine o'clock 9 Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9- 8 dis.x.d x.n "I de. •nto i millions more on the branches. There is a de. arg arranged in order of latitn losophy, the Cabinet has shown itself to be no less may shame, but you will never flog, a drunkard i cline u • North. Coun.Un. 3 %pd „, - de e nder the head of advances in different securi- NE. gentle breeze-partian y cloud Norte British ...lOU p 3 . 0 -ir • HAermees---Wind N. ~ , Y. discerning in its munificence. A noble acknow- sobriety. ties : , wind Is .W., strong breez . 0 e-rain. advances on public securities are 4i millions Nth. Devon, No.l, 13/.p 7 -6% dis. seeemeeerrene= N e E gentle breeze-ove t. ledgment of this was made on the Ist instant by --s- lest on ra'l 1 Yomerseross-- NV Ind '." 1 b lizing -) i way securities a million less, but in tbe Do., No. 2 6% pd .., - ... ( Twee E-Wind N., gent e reeze-rain. Is there any want of Guano Pls that ferti branch Colonel SABINE, during the delivery of his masterly • es Li millions more. The sum of 25 millions Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2% -2% ( a R EEN WIC EI-Virind N.E., gentle breeze-rain. in to °r lent the - 1. pd 1 - % dis. Do., % B, guar. h . ] amooD-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-rain. inaugural address at Belfast, as President of the Bri- manure to be found only in islands belong g State on Treasury Bonds does not figure in North Stafford. 1/ 'A p 5 -4% dis. 12% -Wind N.-cloudy. e questions have the presen claimed by other countries ?-Th ~ t account, notwithstanding which the cre- CAeusesecease tish Association. He remarked upon that occasion, North-Westem all pd .., -. . l YAnewerrs-Wind N.E., strong breeze -overcast. ll su ested b the examination of the it to the Treasury is 4 millions greater. Bank that when examining the appropriation which had been natura ygg y d t . . N. & S.-W. Jun . c . :Bl% p 4% - .5%p. 13 l The returns from the following places indicate the state of been made of the annual sum of 1,200/. already men. dispute between the United States and Peru. as t o no es in circulation in Paris is 4 millions less, and Oxf.,Wer., half a m'l • &W.,100/. p 47 -48 l the wind and weather on Thursday mornin . gat rune tioned, during the fourteen years which have elapsed the ownership of the Lobos Islands, and the deposits i lion less in the departments. Accounts cura Scottish Central 100/. p 77% - 78% , o'clock :- . rent are less by 12 millions, but no remarkable diffe- Scottish Midld., 100/. p 5- 57 53 cks " unin- Shrews. & 8ir....1004 68 -72 . since the fund in question was first established, it was thereon, which give great value to ro re _ nce under this head in the branches' account. e st i:mamm a -Wind E.. strong breeze-cloudless. ds of 111 r. It • Do. do. - ..• ' AR- Wind N., gentle breeze-partiall cloudy ninhabi abl " found by the Parliamentary Committee appointed last habited and u te, to Use the wor is rumoured that the Bank had resolved to re- Shrew. & Her 8/. p - 1% dis. ' TAhmotrre-Wi n d W., hard wind- t y ' year (at the Ipswich meeting) bY the Association- DANIEL WEBSTER, the American conveyancer. duce the rate of interest to 2i per cent. Shrewsbu. and Chester HoLvielaia-Wind N.E , stron b overcas '' 11 I d reeze-partia yc ou y. The British Association for the A , dvancement of " Austria," says the Constitutionnel, " has just (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 191% - 20% I...ANCAsT KR- Wind N.l , ie, calm g that merely about thirteen per cant., or just one -rain. "on at Belfast, made an additional step in her attempts to absorb all Do. Halves all pd 9% - 10% eHAP-Wind N., strong breeze-partially cloudy. eighth part of the entire amount, had been granted in Science has just terminatedits annual sew Do. Oswestry all pd 14% - 15% BearrocE . n (Geology the pett y States in a commercial and customs union. -Wind N•E., gentle breeze -partially cloudy. the form of scientific pensions ! Having acquainted under vice-regal patronage. In Section ....- , The Duchy of Parma, which had long repulsed tbe Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3- 2% 4:1. ________________ d by Dr Do. A, B, C, & D fully themselves with this somewhat startling fact, by and Botany), on Friday week, a paper was rea . propositions of Austria, has at length acceded to pd. up at per cent. ... , , - ... die. te- .f duce the means of a very simple but until then unattempted cal- HAMILTON on the Marine Birds which pro them. A treaty has been signed, and Baron WARD South Devon all pd 1 • 91% - 20% x.d 19% x.d _ 3 . ri.."!, , ,, <Ph , i kl*. 4 4 4 4 c,. ' '' ! , :ej i win, „‘,' "I ,l ‘ z , , b. 4 ' 1 11 ...._,A. culation, the Chairman of the Committee (Lord WIWI- Guano on the coast of Peru and Bolivia. has left Parma for Vienna to exchange ratifications. South-Eastern 100/. per 72 -73 a He . South Wales all pa 37% - 38% 37 34 N ,A ;nx.,•- , /,s )- -„, , , ~0 spapers for a full was to have arrived there on the 6th instant.' TESLEY) and one of the members of the Committee We have vainly searched the new Seuth Yorkshire and At 4: ,....*,...N , ,,,,,,,!.„.? ~ , , „2,., , , The re • 'h is described as " the most ceipts of the amalgamated Paris and Orleans River Dun 15/. pet par - % ..e, e es.- N ;••••7's e , s e $., ~r wrr el - a:Y -1 (Sir ROBERT H. INGais) waited upon the First report of this paper, whic Do. Do. - P . hie te e m , ‘ , -, - sits --e* We have found only Compan-, y for the week ending the 4th September, 51. pd „, - . ••• Minister of the Crown, and through their represen. interesting read in the section." , . _ e amount to 5W,308f., being an increase of 93,855 f. as Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ... - ... after a number of re- . es , tations to the Earl of DERBY brought the matter a summary, which states that " compared with the corresponding week of last year. Stock. & Har.l6/28.3d. ... - ... - •ne birds of the A con • Taff Vale 126/. pa 1.69 - 171 ci. Ilk. very forcibly under the notice of his newly-organized marks in connexion with the mari , siderable improvement took place in the price e., H D ,_. 'names aven ock it i r\ b e rnma ,_ , Government. The readiness of the Cabinet to attend Pacific, he went on to the question of the supply of t H o aisdiblic securities at the Bourse. The Four-ana-a and Railway ...19/. pd 2% -2% eses,' - ` , / itil to the statement thereupon submitted to their scru- guano to the agriculturists of the United Kingdom. it per Cents. opened at 103 f. 90c., and closed at 104 f. 65c. for the end of the month ; the Three per Vale of Neath...l7l. pd 12 -14 LONDON, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1852. d b Colonel SAD N 9 such that tiny was describe y IE a , lar e ortion of the He said that there yet remained a g p Cents. Waterfd. & Bilk. all pd 6% -6% closed a t eet. 70e.; Orleans Railway Shares, Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -23 nd principally that portion 1,447 f. e -410. the scientific pensions granted during the present Pacific unnavigated, a Ac.; Rouen, 872 t. 50c.; Havre, 3721. 50c.; West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% - 10% Activity has cirtsfinly not been wanting on the part year constitute nearly a third of the whole amou Isthmus of Panama. He e t lying from Valparaiso to the ~-, Great Northern, 670 f.; Avignon, 490 f:; Basle, 312 e 50c.; West London _all pd ... - ... raris and Strasburg, 698 f. 75c.; Paris and Lyons, Yk.,New.& Ber. 100/.p 67 -68 x.d 67 x.d which dered available This circum -1852 has ren , believed that the agriculturists of these countries 795 f. ; Lyons and Avignon, 590 f. ; St. Dizier to Do. & New. Ex. 20/.1 8%- 7 % dis.x.d 12 of her MAJESTY'S Ministers in several directions, Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. 2% -2% dis.x.d 7% x.d notwithstanding all their procrastinations. Sufficient ht so uickl ' stance, coming to lig q yas it has done after could be fully supplied with guano, if the Govern- Gray, 545 t. York &N. Mid.loo4. 48 -49 es.d x.d the interview of Lord WROTTESLEY and Sir R. H. Ment would search for it, without, in any way corn- BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE proof of this activity was afforded, indeed, very re- LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Smer. 10. INGLIS W , ith the Noble Earl the PRIME MINISTER Pelling the Peruvians to dispose of the article to us ; D .. PREFERENCE SHARDS. cently in regard to the British North American uon and Besancon, 21,e -Dutch Rhenish, 7%-Grand Aberdeen all pd ... -„, 91 reflects the very highest credit upon the promptness, and, for that purpose, he thought that steamers should Junction of F rance 5% -Luxembourg, 6 3 / 4 -Namur and Do. No 2 7 per ct. all ... - ... Fisheries. Beyond that instance, however, a variety 7-Paris and Rouen 34 1 %-Paris and Strasbourg 27% • •• 9 - the energy, and the determination of his Governmen . t be employed to search those seas in which it was sup- Liege, . , _ y _ / Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 105 - 107 x.d of others equally remarkable might be adduced. -Sambre and Meese, 714- West lenders, 4. Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5/. pd ... - ... What, moreover, enhances the value of the tribute posed guano was to be found." Justice must at least so far be accorded to the Earl of ------ Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p 102 - 104 thus offered to the men of science of the United Surely the obvious good sense of this suggestion SPAIN. Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18 -19 x.d DERBY'S Administration by even the most violent and . systematic antagonists of the new Government. It Kingdom by the DERBY Ministry, is the fact that ought not to be unnoticed "in hi h laces." Surel g 1) Y . ? The accounts from Madrid are of the sth inst. t Cork and Bandon, 51% per cen . l% p p a r - X p Must be acknowledged, for example, that the course the selection recently made of the recipients of hrown out ou ht not to be ne lected The Gazette üblishes the a ointments of several the hint thus t g g . . . p pp . . . Dundee, Per.,&Aberd. pursued by the present Cabinet has by its energy and these tokens of homage to philosophy is such Seventy years ago, w g g p hen co ra hical ecience and P rovinctal eoveruors. The Commissioners G f tne Junction Basque provinces were to hold, on the following day, E. Ang.(e/ 10s)6 p al c l . l al l l 21 -- g: promptitude contrasted most favourably with the in- as to elicit the most earnest expressions of commercial enterprise were much lower than at their first meeting for the adjustment of their feuros. Do. (51.) 7 per ct. all p „, - ... dolent policy of preceding administrators. Testi- approval from the President of the British Present, the British Government sent out the illustrious 13y a Royal decree, dated the 28th ult., the province Do. (7/17s) 7p. c. E 2 p„, ....... mony ef this was already rendered visible before the Association. He said-" These pensions have been JAMES COOK, on a mission of discovery, into that very o f C a diz was authorized to dispose of all the com- Ets p t . er e n ., i T o. n l ties all x p . ,l 1% _ I 743 P Pin close of the last session of the old Parliament. It was granted, on the recommendation of the President of Pacific Ocean, which has been found to be studded munal propertaa and to invest the proceeds in shares Do. No. 2 all pd 1% - 1 e/ s p Pm perceptible upon the water supply question, and upon the Royal Society, to Mr. HIND, who has the unique with is ? lands some of which have since been colo- of the Seville and Cadiz Railway. Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14% - 143% 14% It being Sunday the B o ' d 1 d urse remaine c ose . Eastern Union Scrip, the question of extramural interments, and upon a distinction of being the discoverer of no less than six nized, and in which (as at Tahiti and the Sand- Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 16% - 17% multiplicity of scarcely less important subjects prior out of the twenty-five known planets of the solar wich Isles) even sovereiguties have been established. S W EDEN . Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ... system-to Doctor AIANTELL, so well known for his The nautical discoveries of Captain Coos. were ffi 'al jour East Lancashire, 6 per to the momentous day of prorogation. These truths The oci nal publishes the treaty concluded ct. Quer. Shrs. all d P 3% -9% successful researches in palaeontology -and to Mr. numerous aud important-so were those of Sir Josern between tbe Kin of g S WEDEN an d N ORWAY on the East & West Yorkshire :nust be admitted by all of us, however earnest our RONALDS, fer the electri 'cal and kindred res BANKS and Dr. SOLANDER, the eminent naturalists. one side, and the Senate of the Free City of Ham- Junction, sths all pd ... ...., ..„ 1 predilectiona for the liberal principles involved in the earches, the other for f public Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% which he has been engaged for so many years." ntimely death put a period to the labours of COOK An u . burgh on , the mutual giving up 0 per cent Opposition. Whatever our devotion to the cause of in , all pd ~„ - ... the Whigs, or to the interests of the Radicals, we Forinasmuch as the DERBY Cabinet have acted and it may be said-and with something of reproach • offenders ~ _ . Tbe S a v ve ish railway is now formally introduced Glas.& SAY gua. 5 p.c. - Gt. North. 5 7 p c. all - - pd 15% -16 must allow-Reformers though we ar or rather we e, aciousl the s thus generously and sag - Y y ecure frorn us harne too-that scarcely any authorized efforts at and s , to the m oneyed world, applications for shares being De. 5p c. red..sc. all p 13% -14 x.d 13% x.d should say simply and recisel b R our most earnest, as they shall under all s i m il ar e i re geographical discovery in the vast Pacific have since p y ecause we are e- . . received by the phovisional committee, which con- Great South. & West. forrnera-that much has been effected in the onward u s c m tances receive from us our most cordial, corn- ed Had the mon e • • h e followin E Irel nd hs all d 7 id 9 been attempt • y exp en d e d (we will not sists ot te _e , g persons :-Count A. . von ( a) 8t is s 84 -9% x. is onn al Gt. West. (Berke & Li. direction by the statesmen summ ned t th comm d o o e an mendation. Whatever their infuriated and infatuated say wasted) upon Arctic discoveries during the last Rosen, Mr. , Mr. ... asterman, jun.; Mr._ _C. C. F. Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p of the affairs of the em ' • pre in a juncture of extreme f I • Blackwood may say to the contrary, ug eman in five-and -thirty years been devoted to the exploration Woarn, jun*„ • e d2)lln Sadleir, M.P. ;M . L yen Mr. 11 u o ert Ullman, Mr. A. M. Brinck, and r ' P. a Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 107 - 109 em e of the Pact , . •fic who can doubt that in that vast ex- ° ' Lancashire and York rgency during the course of the last memorable there are omens of a wiser policy and of more bene- Mr. James Rhodes. The company'e capital ie to shire, F. 20/. 6/. pd %Ens. -% P i alrenth which (as Dr HAM anse of waters . ILTON says) " yet of Februar ticent principles, than could at first have been anti- P consist of five millions Swedish banco, divided among Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p 150 - 152 Possibl y. Leeds Northern, 6 per ... _ ... y, however, about the most brilliant evi- cipated by Reformers-in the proceedings adven- remain unnavigated," British ent er p r i se wou ld ha v e 83,334 s h a res, at 60 riz dollars banco each. Of this 'cue cent. No. 1 13/. pd .„ - ... a e yet g l ee , bM . • cured upon by the Earl of DERBY'S Government. been rewarded by discoveries advantageous to our sum one-half is already subscribed. Do. Qrs., 1848 -91. pd e , - m thought in ee y misters of their vigour and fore- adventurous fishermen by exposing new haunts of the A good deal of excitement exists in some parts of London &B . rig. guar. b conduct of the machi f vrn nery ogo e - . -41. c aused by t h ment, is th at whale and seal, and beneficial to our farmers by lay- Norway, e extravagant and insulting 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ..„ - m which has been manifested by acts of , f some Mo r fanaticism 0 _ mon emissaries. Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/. „, - ... signal and gra „ fili e Aca•l l• 1 b hure has just a d h • pita at e roc ppeare on t e ing open deposits of that guano which is known to Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - , e , ncourageme t t the romot n o p ers of science and literatu subject of " Intemperance in the Royal Navy," from have accumulated in southern latitudes on ever Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p m - ... Y D EN MARK. re. With' in the brief interval Lon. & N.-W. (Coy. & that has elapsed s i nce ~ the f R d 'ral Sir JOHN Ross. This rock whereon the sea-fowl could find a restin 1 pen o ear-A nu g p ace. The o Ncial journal publishes the " Resolution of Nunet.) sp. c. 100/ d me Earl of DERBY and his ; Diet r• colleagues succeeded to the venerable vice, although flourishing by no means in In " these piping times of peace," when our vessels the German -a relaave to the settlement of the Ln.& 5.W.00.3d5.5/. p 3- 4% P 'Keil place s of ower vacated olstein." Lon. & En. 1% Sh. all p, 13 -14 oy the members of Lord 3. 0 , 1 , T ., L p the abominable intensity of bygone d a y s , s till lurks of war are either useless or idle in different parts of affairs of Id , , -El• ELL'S Adminis- 19th satin of In the g . the Germanic Diet, held on Man., Slaeff., & Lincn. tration, the nation has vsitneseea 'ss ammg the blue-jackets, and constitutes one of the the world-fleets and squadrons kept up at vast Qr. Sh., Nlll d 10% o. ...a p 9% - a succession of very the 29t . h of July this year Au tria and Prussia $ s . , Do. New, ICI. ...all pd 11% - 11% noticeable tributes to distinguished - re tte . l th a tain of a ship o f war h as t o con - cost for mere holiday show-or else laid up "in or g aes vis ec p A b men of letters and through their m assadors laid before the Diet of Do. 6/. 3/. pd %- % P to eminent cultivators of philos o tend a a . 't• Stringent severity has bee n exercised dinar " would it not be well to employ some of them nic Confede • ' Pile% Everybody g 111 Y, the Gerina e , , ration a report on the execu- Maryport and Carlisle, el •th the general distrib • acquainte. wi tnaeu with a view to correct e the deplorable misdemeanour, on an Exploring Expedition to and over the Pacific ? ti oe o f the enairs of Holstein confided to these powers 4 per cent all pd %dile -- % P of the na- al Com Do., 4% per ct 6% py e dis. - % P tional revenues, is, by this time, a -amiliar w i t but the " cat" has been vainly brought into requisi- By us, as a maritime nation, it would appear that by the Feder missioners. h the cir- Mid.Oon. 6p c St. 1001. ... -- ... ee propos n the report cumstance that pensions to the amount s e - 1. a . tion, and the offenders only excite the sympathy of such an expedition should be properly undertaken. itions The thr , , comprised i . . Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., , 00/ in Ily placed at t • • were co . ns ideren in terrninis by the Confederation, and 6 pei cent.... 10 . 0/ pd 148 - 150 the aggregate, are annua he (be llow ot their brother sailors, who look on them as inhumanly Should England neglect it, other nations may not be resolutions d h A bl b passie by t e ssem y y a Do. Erewash Val. all p ... - ... the Prime Minister in pursuance ofass y tem wh - ct the following , i punished for the indulgence of a mere, little anaiable quite so careless. There is a chance, and a good one, • • . Do. Leic. & Swanning. majority .--- . fi"rst came i nto effect w i t h th e commencement of th e weakness. If corporeal punishment possessed any that vast accumulations of guano may be found, if e l , To r ecognise the regulations contained in the 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... -- ... ' l •iges of our Most Gracious SOYEREIGN. It l a at effica c y t o suppress drunkenness in the Royal Navy, searched for, the ownership of which would belong to proclamation_ o enta f the 28th e January last, onfdhLis Mejesty Do Pref 4i p.c. 5/. p par -% p x.d ark, Norfolk Ex"ten all pd 22 -23 the King of D . Duke of Hol . stein a auen . berg, least tol era bl y we ll known to the readers of The S uu its effects would not have remained hitherto undeve. the discoverers. Ought not we to risk the attempt Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6 • l o in so far as they retate to the affairs of the Duchies of , Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all P 1% - 2 x.d that such i s th e sum total capable of being appl ie d tied through want of trial, for it hat; been applied and explore the Pacific ? Lauenberg, and, according to the state or Holstein and . North British 100 L pd 98 - 100 100 e intimated ; for with b every year t o the purposes her . . yno means a sparing hand ; but all faith in its the case, are subject to the constitutional examination North Stafford all led ... - ... terms of utility i ution of the Germanic Confederation as Wol 15/. we ourselves have repeatedly commented in __ a now fairly given up, and it is acknowledged Lord Dalkeith, the eldest son of the Duke of Buc- and resol ' cora - Oxf. Won & e eon all h e mensurate with the laws and • • the privileges of the Con- 6 per cent-, e loo/. pd 2% -2% p Indignation up on th e lt ture of the rewarn • an's that such a mode of punis.hing the cul- cleuch, came of age on Thursday last, and the event was pa ry na prit ia alto federation/ and accordingly to h cl " • 3/ d grant t e reserved eefini- Ditto ditto ... • P ... --8 % thus meted out in driblets to some amongst the most gether inoperative in checkin g the crime. appointed to be c , elebrated at Beaulieu Abbey, in Hampshire, . nt to the settlement of the hitherto exheing dis- Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 11 - 11% The mett one of the Duke s seats, with great festivity. An ox was tive asse 0 Denmark and the Germanic C • Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. illustrious of the benefactors of the multitude. We mire proposed b th y e veteran Reformer is to be roasted who ~ g p f . le and old En lish s orts were to be re- putes betwee .. . onledera- . hat have insisted in this manner, again and yet again, t . one which h as a newed on the Duke s grounds. A large number o persons lion, a greed to between his Majesty the King, acting in ) 8 all d 1 - 3/ Min. per c p r 4 - 18% x.d D o . 5 per cent, 84 pd 74 ••••• 1% p x.d th is e establish een tested with complelt 3 success. It from all parts of the country were invited to Beaulieu to concert wit • h the Governments of Austria and Pinesie somet'ning more deserving of the name of liberality e , toent of " a Drunke NI ~ t b the G •11 ' South Devon all pd 15% - 16% first adopted on hi s ae n ess, a plan participate in the festivities. A steamer started feom appe i n tee hereon ° ,I, . e ermanic -oolideration • Do. IsTew Iy e pdi %dis. - % p ilartld be done by the Government of Great Britain commendation in .1799 on board Southampton for Beaulieu river with persons to witness .. 2. ire " h " rt a‘deortoyal .Danish Ducal Holstein see the Weazle sloop a Est. (Reading An- l te• the celebration, and numbers crossed the Solent from the Lauenberg Anlh"!... o G bring these presents to the +yards the fostering of those beneficent war, w h et . • nuities)...l/. Os. 6d pd 26 - 26% 26% le al overnment w' cured the evil, as „ we u a s • eina ii )cv months it Isle of Wight for the same purpose. Bands of music and knowledge of the oy . . , ith the addi- Do., 4% p c 100/. p .., -, , Ve/wers which have tended mor h e tan anything, . , t was brought into o m several °Oaf 1 ! ships where processions paraded the village of Beaulieu and the Abbey tieee i statement that tne Fed era l Diet feele convinced Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 193% - 20% under D Peration. grounds during Thursday. There could not have been likewise in futur • . Majesty will e watch over the Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c IVINE PRovinazicE to elevate this 1 f • The men ,t remarkable that his , e''untr instance o its success Neu e e less than 3,00 u or 4,000 persons congregated at Beautieu A he healthy development, as well of . - the until July 1,1806, alf p ... - ... yto the lofty place it has assumed among s'n °Wird maintenance ants t . the Victory, re- to witness or join in the festive scenes, which were, how the ea ' commissioned in 1808, w h en sir Jo • ati •nstitutionn of h . i s German Federal states, Waterford & Bilkennee ost advanced of the foremo t favourable weather. Torrents of legal exi ng i ever, all spoilt by d un d 1 11 h osition which, in their union with other 6 per cent. 3/. pd %- Se dia. 40m. _ n l s races of Christen- . r lieutenant. " This ship," e Rh . Ross became aYs he, ea wa rain fell during the ay, an near y a persons present were as over t e p circa -e- g and has been raised, for example, and the ti st rchy, is due to them in th ' York New. & Bar. all p 102 - 104 x.d 102% x.d enestan ee c hi fly by a draft of men from a ship t-t. 3 manned drenched to the skin. The taverns, public-houses, and beer- parts of the mon% hch the Ro 1 / at just and ' D o . Do 5/. pd 5 -5% x.d childr cannot be very soon forgotten by her ---° - ' tat was pro_ shops were besieged for refuge and refreshments. People equitable s pirit of wi . .y p a roclamation of the ", to aDo . t . for drunkenness, which n o • ives witness. York &N. Midland H. scienc e h y ten st ion of almost equal supremacy in verbial ggi n•g and othe were obliged to fight their way into the inns, and then could 28th January this years g 1 powers on the affairs and S. Parch. 10/. pd % - % p • ts bad failed to subdue. 1 p r obtain nothing to eat or drink. owing to their numbers. .. 3. That the ful 0 of Holstein, had ala ea e„ e e g en i" Of WATT to that which she punishmen rhp osed e my The grand dinner to the tenantry and • . isitors was in the dto the G v rnment s of Austria and MINES LEASED AT FIXED REDITASS. J u•ttained • • . ho gladly adopted • tain SY granted for this en the ex ir • o f the Buhr in literature through the a plan to the cap ? it. The open air, and three times the company were obliged to rush Prussia and which, after p ation of the term Ed irne and _ . gency Business It behoves E orbicular genius of SHAKSPERE effect was wonuer • a fe l l Every one of th, t cre se. (ei ht from the table to escape from the deluge of rain that poured ' re lowed for them, we , u pon the declaration of the tw , Leasing N . o Railways. ominal Prices. 6th Companies. to-day. n gla n d , tb dup and down the mai nh 8 on them. The park became a perfect marsh, and the court- "ng of the .of Seeterab r last year. --- ----- 'Any other counts. • erefore, more peculiarly than hundred), who passe atch. yard a pond. Ladies were compelled to wade through the courts in the sitti hall be considered as havin y iti th e . w *oke at the dine eke zd s, who latter up to their knees in water to take refuge in the Abbey. tacitly prolonged, s , ~ g expired Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.& NeW ... - ... from the disgrace of S orld, to shield her name way, had a laugh, if not a i , q 3 t h e preceding resolution s . ngratitud ould sooner tal ea , th.ree dozen tn 7 thing more inauspicious and unfortunate cannot well in conformity wit , ened on the 4th ots Bin& Oxf., gua. all Gt. Westin 29% - 30% herself ungrateful to her e e• Rather than show were heard to say they w e imagined. Beaulieu Abbey is celebrated as the refuge of The Diet is to be op ctouer next. Do. without, all p Do. itera r t a sec.), ad time into Mare& tta. • • f b d h - RICARDO, ALTHoRp C • aWI& D d ' IT. OV. U. ~ tains-it were better Y and scientific chief- lashes at the gangway, than be pu re o njou, during the wars ot e roses, an as t e Messrs. S. M. PE'ren c . illor W , aptain , and noble r hort in six •monthe, this MZIIrTa of the pretender, Perkin Warbeck. It was in- Cohn - EsTatilloLZ, are guar all pd Do. ta be even extravagant in th e t ' and wiser for her the ' drunken mess.' In s t ANDREWS and Suite . ' y the Duke of Buccleuch, from his uncle, Lord ' for the purpose ot fin Do. without, all p Do. esti mee . lamentable evil letely vanquished. Mont ally &rung nificence. It is net, however, tha ies of her mu- . was almost comp ague, the friend of Sir Walter Scott. now in Copenhagen .. . Toiling Railw, ay line. Buckinghash all p Lon. &N.W ... -„, twe would • When the drunkards were brou ht n ell ?.ck to drink HONESTY R ewa A • in the Flensbor - g 1 ; g • d nci d The tele- •11 Caledonian 52 -53 x.d Clydsdale Jc., a p x.d display of prodigality ; but th a t we see this g 0 bridge _ welia Com RDED........t1. nurse walking on Tun- idle ava ng, an the st graph .ine is a.so raP .1 . earner E. Lin., gua. 6 per would their six-water ro h dof ten the ad- b t ly be dispatched to bring over the cent 100epd Gt•Northnelso - 151 rate, behold no continuance of these pait ,at any . g g, t e captain, ari e eirse, which 011 a mon on Tuesday, the 7th inst., picked up a - . - Mercury will sor . re, t e a., , miral (the gallant Sir JAMES Seuentat a)? used to ti, re sovere, übsequent examination she found contained Igns and a half S wu over • • h 'll be laid do (or rather under) Gloucest. & DeaM niggardliness I No-with due regard t o t • -as oi soi is whom she he made inquiry of several per- wire whic wi Forest all pd Gt. Westrn. 32 -33 met, but • hells l tads to them which I , el el ffect " The same could not find the owner. Next day the Great Belt. rulers of the United Kingdom reveal their ,et the - ? -a- a gooe e . s h e learned that a • writte n notice of th ' f the 30th ult., announ 1 Hartlepl. Dk. & i Yk. New.j . appr ee • plan was ractised wi p th equal success e e y 1 ., Sir Joliet the library, but the purse wa t e loss was stuck up at The Eisinore Avis, 0 . ces t nit Railw. „ A ll pl 1 & Berw.l ••• -- ••• tion of the worth of generosity. Becaus e i st en d 51. On inquir y te 3 s ated to contain between 4/. r had arrived fr D • J ust om we h ave when commanding the Arid, Bris eie Actmen - I .. e finder was informed that the an Engl sh schoone i ant zic, null & Selby, all p Yk. &N M 112 - 114 recognised the signs of this appla elation in th -3 ' ' De visee was a d a y residing at ter an d one of the crew of chelera. Do. Halves., all p Do. •56 --- 57 l icY adv the DERBY Cab• e p o . Driver, and Isabella •bt th h li . b Us' • - / h , oug iglaly lauded by , tpieired, having . y is time taken a - hou se . T hit e„ ehe having lost the Inas re t d ,Th hd b thrown overhoard off Bornholm. Do. Quarts., all p Do. entured upon by inet, w e the Lo df h ' e a w alked a considerable distance O g a • eal af tmable• ey a een re quite well, a n d ao e e . ne Le ds & Brdf e all p Midland - 109 x.d 108% x.d would here refer to the recent proceedings of the formal rs 0 t e Admiralty, did not resutive their a s e recollected that she was one o'f• tho n seeing the lady the The rest of the crew we . , -1 "'" Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern l3 Ye - 14% se whom sh • had been raisea. 1 - 26% `liniitt • sanction, nor had that nt 1 h common soon f e h ad act rantine difficulties_____ .___;_____ Do. Pref....all pd Do. august body the cour- led on t c a ter finding the urs h ry In regard to both science and letters in th e tea). to p e, w en the langua, answer his official report fth co, 'd in a nswer to the nurse's in u' Lowestoft., gua. 4 y sal , . q iry, that she had not TIJ" LY ' 18% - 19% x.d ~ ge sif very cordial and very explicit admiratio n . 1 819, fro o e plan made in lad g Oa receiving the per cent.eall pd Norfolk • x.d ehe menu m that day to this. The proposithon h• ] i anY tllll3-. b tto offer a rewa purse' the lady said that a the British Ambassador Do. 6 11 D - ••• 1,20c,5, .ss, al grant of pensions to the amount of he made to th w ich os she - , eas just a ou ea ry now to do so, and a ain h • rd, but it would, of course, The differences betwee p. et, a p o. he Modeste f ' Middlesbr' & Bed e ha ve • • •d as paltry- Prooe o e invariably characterise e captain of the Weezle, who fiest m - ' ade nieces g t anking the finder, and the Po I • rte re.ative to t rigate are be ul car, 6p. c., all p Stktn &Dar ... - ... coming as th ee the soundness of th er out. settled. The affair was probably a mistake, and the liarly bless e pensions do from a nation ao peen- "To Reparate e e system, was as follows :- bowe d h ‘7 TO THE WIDOW or THE LATE HENRY explanations offered have been satisfactory. The N. & E., sp. c., all E. Count' ' es 63 -65 x.d x.d ed bY Social ercial of the c very person found drunk from the rest p i kics',l o - •to the late Mr. Henry Bell tat C o nstantinople. Do. 6 I L ct., all p Do. vrosperity. Yet, • happiness and comm the • re vs _ • oblige them to mess by themselve s The a nneity whose se - M . r odeste is now in por Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. - m while depr e t . ca ing the insign • ificance main h OR BELL - • ~ 1 • f I b ' uto the propu sion o vesse s y steam were ac- ---- --...--------!!! N W Prestn. &Wyre. c L.& • 1 of the sum total, vve h of the shi atnhway (bein g the most conspicuous vices 'al resettle rant of a pension 9 f 100/. a year by y ••• - ••• aye de • ore the precated still m 13)--- part , , _ eel by the g . d with h d - A ----ea---On Thursday last, as a t all paid les La. & know mule es having cease . is eath, the same SPLENDID A. I KE.-- . par y method of its distributi o to have their dinner after all the at the Phea Ditto, Halves, A/ were don iourning n e--te • rest the C de truste / . us resolution on Tuesda f entle sant Inn 100/. pd Do. - ... p la a grievous mistake *W e have insisted that it eir clothes to be marked D TY dea a u nanirno 3a agreed ° g men who were so., thwaite Lake, Mr. Tait ' to d e wooden ute • '- r' and th - eir publi, :. h e gr f 4 t t . nto the same amour o the widow of Mr. Peelwyke, were fishing on Bassen ' of Rv & Hit ,100/.p Gt.Northn. 149 -- 151 x.d ledged em• inence to the concliti grade men of acknowe wring swabs, se , nisils t o b tO gr• tut a Densio a marked 'DRUNKEN MEW -t o Be ' • h Courant. London, one of their number, caught a .pike measuring 41 n s • 's a ll Do. - 150 and weighing W i thin e , Do. Shep. Exe a condition, at least so on of state pauperism- "P th e d H.' -Edin.bur9 •in the cathedral ch h inches in len g th, by 15 in girth, f th d - ' ew Shf Rth Ss Goole, their , mewhat p a i f 1 • • work in the shi ecks, and do all the dirty T residentiary h pounds. This m onster o ,eep bad com- 5 ' • ••• P-to b be canon rY death of Arc ure ounces of 20 D 18 11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... __ very designation in the nu ly implied by e made to drink their allow- of T IA re ila, reedezed vacant by t e the Bev. J. 11. hdeacon netted much havoc amongst the lesser individuals fth -' • c** . % e e S. Staffdshe 9 P Mar'Clean t 4 - y dia. x d WU not thus that the gre t t grant as • aes potent pensioners. It ates o f aut i q .,:.„ ~. ',"/ 0 ance of six-water oinarter•deck i-aad f g r °g, inst a e or the ne , Br ea oe three, on tne za eme e, has bs e -. a conferred upon d ry of Wel ls, P ntor and Preben a . ' - `st Offenee tO be one it) ;:\-..;; rece ' U s tabli§hed ILI that citY. 4 eelogical Cee, efiw e Pender, finny tribes of which his voracious maw gave ample evi and Principal of - * • bt an hour after t deuce. He was landed in a ou been sent Adrift... Cumberlaita frocquet. he float bad Wear Val. 6 p es, all Stckt& Dar 30% 4 31% ' Ditto ditto, all p Do. - --- ••• Vigra/USW& 19 01 0 Git•WeStES lei a. Lo 1 .. SEPTEMBER 1852 Railways. Cent. France (0.V.) all Charl. & Erquel all pd Demerara all pd Dijon & Besancon, 2 pd Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd East Indian all pd Gt. Indian Penin. all p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg ...141. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do pd Do. (Canal) 2'A/ pd Madras 2e. pd Maria Antonia 27i pd Do. New 8 1 ,E pd Namur & Liege all pd Do. ex int all pd North. of France, all pd Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 111. pd Paris & Lyons 101. pd Do. Bonds Paris & Orleans all pd Paris & Rouen ...all pd Paris & Stras. ...all pd Rouen & Havre...all pd Sambre & Meuse all pd St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4l. pd Tours & Nantes 17/. pd West Flanders all pd West. of France 6/. pd NoininE 1 Prim. ,•• IA 34 p 3 % _ % dis. 7 3 / 4 —8% P 1% —2% p 1 DA I) ••• - ••• 4%- 44 1%- 13 1%- 1% 2% -2% p 7 - 9 2 - 3 7 -7% 26% - 26% 13% - 14% liy B 7 P -% iip 56 -58 34 -34 1 ,4 27% - 27% 14% - 14 3 % 8 - B,,fg ••• •'''' ••• ••• ..... ~, die. 3 7 / 8 —4% 3 3 4 4 p. MINES. Agua Fria all pd P Anglo-Californian, all p p Asturian 151. p Australasian 21. pd Australian 5/. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 13/. ss. p Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24% Do. Coca. & Cui. all p, Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. Carson's Creek all pd Cobre Copper ...40/. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copispo 141 pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pdi Gold Mountain...all pd' Grd. Duch. Baden, all p Great Polgo ,, th all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com ali pd Mariquita... all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 91. p New Granada all pd Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip all pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10% South Australian, all pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba 1 paid JOINT. Australasia all pd Brit. Nth. Amer all pd Colonial 25/. pd Com. of London 20/. pd London Chart. Bank of Australia Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 101. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd, Do. New lOl. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% pl Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd Prov. of Ireland 25l pd. Do. New all pd Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold Importing Coin. Ipd Union of Austral. all pd Do. New 2 1,4 pd Union of London 10/. p Union of Madrid all pd •''' ••• --- Xi — 1 1 i 1 % 1 . 1 % % ch.s. % %dm %dis. par ••• •• 3 -• 4 •• ••• %dia. par 43 —45 P - ... % _ 4 dis. %dia. par %dia. par 1 5 4 P %Adis. 3 / 4 P 5 / 8 dia. %dia. par 4 5 5 43 34 P %dia. par 12 12% 12 3 / 4 - 13% 5 -5% % p - y 4 P 1 -STOOB BAN. 55% - 56 57 -59 15 -16 29 -30 MIS Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p Canada 32% pd Copper &liners of Eng- land . . all pd Do Preference, VA pd Crystal Palace spd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd' Gen. Screw Steam Ship. ping Company...so/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2i p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. ...15/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization. 21. p 18% - 19 31 -33 44 -46 1834 - 20 38 -39 46% - 47 16% - 17% 49% - 50% 6 -6% 17 -18 ICELLAINEOU , 3 - 4 50 -51 .•-•• ..• 4 7 / 3 •••• 5% iiiAizii% Business done to-day ey, Y. 21% 8% 31 ••• 2 - • 2% 84 -86 35% - 36% 78 - 79% MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEW S. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Cotton Market at Liverpool yesterday was quiet, but steady at previous rates. Sales, 5,000 bales.— Railway Shares were firm, except London and North- Western, which were heavy at lower prices. The Bank averages for the week to the 4th instant present, upon comparison with the previous week, the following changes 1.• Notes Issued ... Decrease Rest ... ... ... 35,354,075 90,835 ... ... 3,549,003 ... 323 239 Increase ... Public Deposits ... Increase . . Other Deposits Dtcrease Seven Day and other Bills Increase ... "11 Government Securities Other Securities ... ••• Increase ... ••• Notes ... 6.667,129 ••• 348,701 ▪ 12,136,546 ▪ 501,659 ... 1,425,278 31,451 •.• No alteration. ... 11,100 487 ... 453,764 ... 12,542,790 Decrease ... ... 281,685 Bullion ... 21,852,572 Decrease ... 61 182 Active Circulation ... 22,811,285 Increase ... 190,850 The exportation of bullion from London during the week to Thursday last was as follows :—Gold Coin, 57,792 ounces, and 5,5001. Silver Coin, 167,8 82 mine's* The returns have been perused with more than ordi nary interest this morning. It will be perceived that the Bank has carried its profits in all departments to the" Rest," making an increase in the total amount of 323,239/. So large an addition as this was fully expected just before the Transfer-books shut, and the question now arises what will be the rate of dividend that the di rectors will deem it prudent to propose for the consider ation of the proprietors on the 23d inst. The probabi lity appears to be that the dividend will be at the rate of 7} per cent, per annum, and in order to pay 8 pericent. the Rest must be reduced below 3,000,000/. The tone of the Consol Market is firm this morning, without alteration in prices from yesterday. Very little buriness is doing, as usual on Saturday, when the Hebrew members of the Stock Exchange are of course absent, and many of the remainder leave town on country excursions. Consols are quoted at 991 to 100 for Money, and 100 to * for the Account. There is no official price for either the Reduced Three per Cents. or the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., and Bank Stock is also now shut. Exchequer-bills dated March, are 725, to 755. premium. Considerable animation prevails in the market for the Turkish loan, and it has further advanced in value. The present quotation is 94 to 101 premium, with still a buoyant tendency; but a reaction is not however impro bable, as this premium offers great temptations to many who have participated in the allotment of the scrip. In the other Foreign Securities there is little change, but a slight improvement isi observable in Spanish ,Stocks. The Three per Cents. are 494 to 504, and the New Deferred 23 to f . Mexican Bonds are 25k to 4. Grenada Di-ferred are quoted 1211 to and Peruvian Deferred 65i to 661. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 644 to 65k. The market for Railway Shares is inactive, but prices are steadier than they were ;yesterday morning. The retirement of Mr. Glyn from the chairmanship of the North- Western Company has not materially affected the value of the stook. There has been a further fall in the value of the Shares of the French Crystal Palace Company, which will probably lead to an increase of business, as the Go vernment gives a guaranteed dividend of 4 per cent., in dependent of what the profits of the undertaking wi . produce. Victoria Dock Shares are 4 to t premium, an: Chartered Bank, 21 to 21 premium. QUARTER TO THREE. Consols ... 99i 100 Ditto Account. Oct. 13 ... ... 100 BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK ( From the Official List.) 8 per Cent. Console Anna. .100 99% India Bondsunder 1.0001.... ....... 84 87 p Consols for Account 100% Exchenner Bills. I;id. March. June. 1,000/. 500/. 72 p 71 67 p Small PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. lO 3 l /2 Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 per Cent. ... 73 eirenada, 1% per Cent. Ditto Deferred M %man Bonds, 1846, 3 per Cent 2SL/ reruvian Bonds, 8149, 6 per Cent 105% 1 4 66 % Do. Deferred 3 Cent. Portuguese Bonds,s per Cent Ditto, 4 per Cent 39% Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent- Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent. Ditto, New Deferred unto Passive 80nd5..... Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent. --;•• Dividends on the above hie in liondon. e d l v o e f m a o g n o t l h d ------7 --- - ------- QUALMS OF C O NSCIENCE.--Ab OU 4 s 7 robbed ago a lady, residing in the Chapelsid, watch, chain, and trinkets. All the inquiries made through the police and otherwise proved ineffectual, and . they were given up as lost. At a late hour on Monday night a knock which was . partially opened to the was beard at the door, extent of the night chain, and inquiry made as to who knocked. A small box wa s handed in without a word, or any one being seen, which was found tocotitainthe d a is hOze . ar ti c les in every res p ect as when they mysteriously pee red a year ag o. —Dundee Courier, ROD FlSlllllo.—There has been excellent sport in the Tay during the last ten days, particularly in the waters between the Linn of Campsie and Csaargilol.h and T grille. Mr. Earl o f Shannon, at Taymount , has hadsPv Mr. Turnbu ll, above the Linn, Wednesday, and four grilse the had da three befo fine before; e; andsalmon on on Lord Mansfield's waters , also, several tin e landed pith the rod.—Zerashir, couriers.aluicin have been I LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DA light Y.) LONDON, SEPT. 1 1 . — Wind at noon N.N•Vir., brec , zl and fine weather. Letttler FALMOUTH, SEPT. 10.—Wind N.E.—Arrd. Calcutta. for Hamburgh. HOLYHEAD, SEPT. 10 . — T he Lady of the L ate;Anack HOLYHEAD, been driven on the Clopora Rocks and is likely to become_ a wreck; crew saved. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 10.—Wind Quee ° ' Calcutta. JERSEY, SEPT. 9.—Wind N.E. — Ar rd. Jersay, Lsbra dor ; Venus, ditto; Intrepid, ditto. BRISTOL, SEPT. 10.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrd.Lanresion, Barbadoes. NY IT ENMOE, SEPT. 10.—The Caledonia steam-togo which sank on the West Edge, has been assisted off. rrw A L I VERPOOL, SEPT. 10.—Wind E. to N.E.--A ditto; Patriot Queen, Calcutta; Alfred the Great, Ban ker W este rn Star St. John's, New Br unswick; , D aug hter, Quebec; Millicete , ditto; Eleanor Thomr son, Richibucto; Pilot, Montreal; Childs Harold, Quebec. Sld. Amelia, Newfoundland. Off port, Con stellation. Sid. Minesota, Melbourne; Thomas Perkins, San Francisco; Hunt, Pernambuco; Laurence, 13.: badoes; Carl, Hayti; Lady Sale, New Orleans. I_lo The Guardian, hence to Rio Janeiro, wbich was on s e l?° l- , near Dublin, has been got off, and is putting ba tow of a steamer. e DEAL, SEPT. 10.—Wind E.N.E.--Arrd. from . River. and aid., Campbell, Hobart Town; Wandswor_o: Port Philip; Duke of Norfolk, dtito; Perseverance, bi Helena; Moro Castle, Halifax . ue bec, for g OFF O TER.—George Marsden, QaulLtie, M A RGATE, SEPT. 10 . —The Pandora, from "._ to Poursl.,..aja pool, has been on sho re, and will discharge whether she has sustained any damage. _.l/1 n_-_-- --- -- - _ MARKET .--(THIS Pithy COVENT GASMEN. tio T Fnß h i e unlpT su r. pplies of both Fruit and Vegetables were sess °ll; ably good, yet the demand ruled steady, at but little alters prices. Apples, 3s 2s Od to 5s ( d; Portugal dit 6 t d o toBd6sto°dl; 0511 optelltibtiegerscPbcpel and Nectarines, 5s Od to 1213 , 05 ; Apricots, ls Od per dozed; Currants, 3s Od to 3s tid per half sieve; ;11h:egret: 8d to 10d per lb; Melons, 2s Od to 6s Od each' areel3gFigs 3s is Od to 4s 6d ; Plums, 2s Od to 4s Od per half sieve; ~ci 2 s od to 10 6d to 2s Od per dozen ; Apples and Pears, per half sieve. rooms, 6d to is Od per pottle; ditto, 2s Od per half 9 ". ' l' 1§ 2 1 1 : 511 : e VEGETABLEs.—Horseradish, Is to 4s per bendle; 5_.,,, Parsley. 2s to 2s 9d per half sieve ; Spinach, 15 .,„ t° 5 , 2: sieve; Greens, Is Od to Is 6d per dozen bunches; .., ea Od tTßoue3drnsdiOidtst;os,33F2criseondchtoßsesa;nsß,ed2s Beet, is 12ss t9odipes rosievteo, Broad to is 9d per half sieve; Cab bßuenacnhspesi,; Potatoes, Odto 4 6 1 3 O o d d ; tCarrotsi3 ls 3d; 6d dozeo; per dozeo s, 2d to 8d per ; bunch O n i on ‘ 3 foy er r do . 3s 6rl to 63 per pet 8s 6d to 4s 6d o (hauncher ton; per half sieve,. Celery, Ito 23 Pe r CU' Garlic, 8d to is s buncb; Od per lb; Leeks, 2d to 3d per „ „ t ole _ _ cumbers, ld to 6d each; Cauliflowers, 4s to 6s; ir e " Marrow, 6d to ls 6d per dozen. NENVOATE AND LEULTIENISAIS'espotth Geese, 4s 6d to 6s :6d ; Fowls, Is 9d to 2a Od; 9 d to 2_ Grouse, ; Rabbits, 10d to is 3d ; Leverets, 3s 3s s Od to 4s Od ; Chickens, Is 6d to 23:0d ; Plielcst Is 3 ' 65; Od 0 t0, ‘ ,. en d trlishuse,ditStollacllots,,,bictil3,6.sg: Eggs,2s 6d to 3s Od; Partridges, Is 9d to -Ind to u Fige 6 ons, 6d to 8d each. Ostend Fresh Butter, 1 ", fog. 18 d; English ditto, lOs Od to 13s Od per dozen lb , 4 , 6 4 is Od to 7s 6d; French ditto, 55 doz ed to " per 120. 271111 ododal):::da 81:11315; Beef, from 2s 10d NEWPORT. Gd; ° libruiton, 4 9 2(11 Lamb, 4s 2d to 5s 2d; Veal, 35 Od to 43 0(12; 3 , od to i, 35 od to 3s 10d per 81bs. Beef, from 2s 87147g7E6dcrch1AuPtrot. 4; 24/ Lamb, 4s Od to 5s Od; Veal, 2s 10d to 38 10d; 1311 2s 10d to 3s 8d per tilbs. Salmon, 10d to n is r O d per alb! °ltrirbolits; stern to 15° °c; 8 45 6 0 11 C1 Sole:, ' 8 10d to 2s 3d per pair ; Eels, Gd to ls Od Pe r ' 2 , oci 0 ; (31a8ntodoci2st6od4 Mackerel,Cr a;9bda:tBodd is soo each2s s o; h d , ; 05(.30r adwt:s O: ;.; 6 1,:b t : Fres h klerrint , 8 d to _lo s d,• Bloaters, is 4d to is 6d per dozen; ShritriPk 1 2 3d per gallon ; Oysters, 8s Od to 34s Od per lousue" The prices of Wheate:3.llTad"in. the met Wpb 41b loaf fr°l3l 6IV to 7d; of Household ditto , 5d to 6d per to 7 21 b Hinz MASMET. Market Hides, 561 b to 641 b, 14d to 2d; ditto,,6;4ol,bsolb 0 2d to 24d; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, lid to lid; dlt ditto, 0 881 b, 24d 4d to 3d; ditto, 881 b to 961 b, 3d to Sid; ttOd. ° 3 . 1 d to 3id ; ditto, 1041 b to 1121 b, 6td to o °9 ° 31 ; ; Horn ht, 18 Od to 2s Od; ditto, full, 4 4 ,,, 9 d t as_o f Hides,ss Od to Os Od; Polled Sheer , ;,', nd , Dor , A Kent Os Od to Os Od ; Halt-breeds, 28 4d to ZS 7,,r0,gi ri ditto, SmTr 2s ld s t ' o 2s sd; Shearlings Os Od to Os Od ; Lamb P'w-- 3 1:F1E 163 1. 0 n d . — t o IN 51 HAY to 3s 6d each. yet 4/ 2s; Clo ad. le A fair average olool Ountaz supply, and a dull 014 IRLA.ND.—Meadow nab u -- ~ o g to 4/ 43 ; l o hO. 210 i Pe r - ditto, Su dop er Sup good, and trade dull. 7 1 to 4/ 28; a, WHlTEcmArgm.—Meadow rfay, 9. - , 69 t „ it 18s per lot i "r v a i n 11 1 I d s e i l 1 y t r , a2:l, ri : li s A l t o ditto, 31 16s Od to 5/ is; and Strata, 11 lull - bads heavy. leoCis to 1118 i per i t.IFFIIII.I THE CASE OF THE GIRL, ,-• encemen°, We are enabled to state that, at the cotuaL3... via d e fot:„ the term in November next, a motion wil l n uv . if st etr e ; new trial in the case of the girl Henrietta u` t. We et • the Lady Managers of the Norwood Convef,donce, of ft is a position to add, that much new A ealloultl,°,oere very important nature, will be produneL. - its beioF , j, trial be granted, and that in the event of jos ioce 6 fused, proceedings of a different kind Willbe before ‘ I/ ti pcounbnliecatromn some iatsht outhe d i n n g un f e a e c r i y s , life i p . n r ese a n t g raln aide 1: t Ti o l i which will afford an opportunity of briugtflootvg'ibe meantime, we are glad to learn that sev ea i l q!an flP e gentlemen, commiserating the condition 0 1 e ,'.' t i o n tO to Henrietta Griffith, made, it is feared , il addition li fe ' T i re loss of the sight of one of her eyes, an 0 1 1, e6 We 0 0 ti o commenced a subscription on here ehalf. ,„,oteots , that a benevolent public, and espially the... opor, portion of it, will gladly avail themselves ofilt::;0;tat); tunity thus afforded them of ministering t° the er, this unfortunate girl. Subscriptions W ill be Adve rtis the Messrs. Seeley, booksellers, Fleet-stret". A bottt colvs P- Gis t ' FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN KENTI9II' - . . 45 of , bo four o'clock on Thursday afternoon, the inhablrbe 0 1cliug ' O , O ton-place, Kentish-town, were horrified atiliodiagqiog scaffold, tirty feet high, in front of the new I. l "_i i , Orr' t he way and fall to the ground with a dreadful ca. wben th e 1 8, were foe i , A ,/iag -is% with it the workmen that were standing uP9lldireolofiltoell cloud of dust cleared away men commence ~ o ped sp . dLeeborniasrtdlr It6c,oavnedreTdimtohtehvyicivtimalse,ha,nd two luen'a ia °oa parently dying state, the skull of the latter e , b5N,.,,,d been caught and held by a projecting smashed. A third man had a moat fortunate i t t e ee_s!`,, v t ii which did not give way. There he rernaineu r.' ci r mat ocif portiol! ..°29,,eoea 1;0 relieved by his fellow-workmen. The wounT,o,o WI „ D a carried to the University College Hospitanl,:s.lo%; but r lie under the skilful treatment of Pr. us Walsh's case is hopeless. f tai A J him his occupation. He replied that he _ ACK OF ALL TRADES. --10 the t oll a t with a partial acquaintance the other day , . c nit krof til did to wer v oi to it was, for the reason that he was brought uP i` dist rict s c oot, 19 d years of age, and then went to keeping .. Foal oat Vs, and writing school nights three yeac%ool 0 0ei l i d taught select school two terms, grarluna_r 3 itM' Of speaking one. He then hired out at 10 dul.s . , r tie d uoto vie si . board to work in a carriage shop, and liecontinued 03 prey raised his wages to 20 dollars, at which time .. at to .. ,t ber of the Eastern Christian Conference, ana .. w . ecooentlos, ing. In 1!_-IS was elected delegate to a Sta' u 125 ciV l o el •-0 worth . bit , Utica. Has just completed a carnab ,paid 9 ill having done the woodwork, ironing, 50 1 sli Ne l l. Ta d Preaches regular to a church on a week, Sabbath . 0 i / i temperance, slavery, and other subjects o ._ t o rtaP oe $ s has his goods partly packed, purposing to try ni . s f O, 1 Illinois. " And now, sir, as I work at a n tell as WV an y or all 0 pis 0 they come in my way," said he, IYreuallY have anY- biof what my occupation is, or Whetherl of them , as roahi c ,,o 6 " had wages and passed master at s a l witnesses can 40 ust 30 years of age."— attest, and was ' Now fork 'know . ii r s 6- ill for TITS GOAT bovo FATAL ACCIDENT - - in ccident, t ll3 a ° i RAILWAY.—BRISTOL, SOT. ,--•—• Antearday evening,o e attended with loss of life, occurred yes .e _ d un E 8 r f• 0 0 : 0 the Great Western Railway, withij:.La t ra w a : who se se a . about 40 years of age, was the terminus in Teinple Illeads. 1." Thomas Me6esA ebilej h __2(l.,day.of last No . so unhappily sacrificed was Mr.. a inarrio l e e . 1 yew_,,,o". d man, wit') 1".,, be be„ most of them of tender age, and for the ' the eA' $00: filled the responsible situation of foreman . ht ' r, SO C° Aer lii l engine works of Messrs. stottart, Slaug—e. ..., t he . , rl, ted to th e vosto so few years ago this firm had entrus Gloucester, and the deceased superintended. I ,.. P ri v ci ip rT 10 0 . : had frequent occasion to go upon the line , %A frola.nte a of that portion of the Midland line bet.wel!togiaettr to r,.....ii• • works sr Tho r 9 iii - ~. • , et, iiiips', in which the engine. o'cloe l ° oat a I 'o' to the railway. At a little after seven __;„teo _ e j , aty, a flight of steps VW erecte d e O'W night the deceased, wishing to see the lire a companion. They ascended the step° , train freroett?fi Midland Company, proceeded line , act bad per flit,;, crossed the line, when the down exPr e n ~ loot °li t ho tr . 0 dington approached. The companion crie _.ed,,„ ofic.ek or something to that effect, and they seParta o f tbe_„o: passed. Almost immediately afterwards t o ti Th e ra il or t e s ' i I scr e of the company saw the deceased lying 00 _d the f l fl ed ,t the train had passed. He was takes up, _r with $ ll S', o l 1 . not being quite extinct, he was conveys" 'hi, Att ic da d. the Bristol Royal Infirmary, out on .._,l 00 t_ o if, that insiiiution it was found that he bad 4:l!_e_`: d tbat be 0 , Upon an examination of his person it Was fen tot a° fi t some severe injuries of the head , + 1 " te r his ribs were broken. afalt° l l l l s cl ti Borough Court, yesterday morning, August? ) A "PLANET RULER" CAuGuT.--A.ttbse toots roe son, a Dane, was charged with pursuing the tery of fortune-telling, and committed for oliej_l'eitiout diie borough gaol. He issued bills as Professor b ' e t ole type ° greatest wonder of the age ;" and professed t ° ta w eb , an insight into the secrets of futurity , e cec ttor t o r, te which he had hired for the pu pose- '.1013°13g ii°,e..ooce,Dlre people, he was visited by twor detective Po - _ itas': or whom he gave assurances of great good fortutnue,_. 0 t. elf craltoristll:ll), othe, mixing up his promises with a dash of misfor ~...t is fe d_ )4 0 0 `` pretty considerably astonished" when the true character, and took him into their et"' ip keeping. ..,a0,,, a drag w - a t ' , 4% . ' —ton $l3 -A . 711.- A GRATEFUL DRAYMAEI.---A. retire the employ of Messrs. Truman, Hanbury, pfa'ore;sat7ttiso came up from the country. it few days ? and l i is 1 T IV, to the London Hospital, in token, be said, , ~..ceife „as, for the great kindness and attention he haa " A t the ° , an inmate of that institution thirty yearn I,3%tsyliito. h•ld time he gave 501. to the Licensed Victuallers . __ .„,o5 A A etwg 'col' 10 to-Ddauyn, DUBLIN, Ine rs A tte' c o, be coofereo„ tel ,wFhiachinisaeTveEntvele,•:lFr?sc--byera committee was appointed, preliminary to_t effectielb decide upon the manner in which the qiiesu u " 10 ° gious equality shall be treated next session. ate'coy „A --Y •o tP FIRE AT A TURPENTINE FACTORY. __post of formation rea • died the London fire..offices of an e i _ io o , Di r v ea 't which took pl - ace at Cheshunt, Herter en th . P ,‘„copi 0 lding ‘-' itie" The conflagration took place in a large bui i c h col° ci ae li Nr. Perry, varnish and turpentine factor, ven s , ier shle TV the time i • "00 barrels of turpentine, with a COn it , 00 , .. 4 0 ar , 4 ar ' tity of rosin, varnish, and other inflammable 2_,Nie / building, with its contents, was of Course “....- 1 lury-stack in a geld adjoining. I Itt ) 1