The Sun. — London, England, 1848-10-31 00:00:00

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Demerara probity and honesty, adding at the same time that he I p r o r l i l s i o u n g e r a . n d i t v i o s l e e n t l d ifts f a r nd a pl l unges ti o f e th t e ha ra t n h d e i n s es f s ur w th it e h r d e e a p a r ti e e s a sed th in e r v a a t l e u s e, ae a e n e d pte b d uy e a r r s e d ,, o s 2 b d us t i , - , mw o e u a l e d y ha tt l i.eatnho s hes r i e t q a u ti i , r ) e n ,d i . n a e dv e a rn ec p i i n ti g aa h a i t m l‘ a .a n s y a s e r it PRICES OF SHARES o w l ' 1 f N BANKS, A S I S ) U A R N A IE N s t , 3E S , TO A C N K D OTHER COM- sir l\ J 'e r o egre d t c 28 4d for 30 to 35 per cent. over proof, and 2s 5d complete the order, when he by accident heard that he SUN OFFICE, Seven o'Clock. efforts and resolute energy of humanity might From the Official List, improved dur --roe- be allowed a victory over the fury of the to 2s 7d for 36 to 40 over. Brandy has not risen in had got into the hands of a nest of swindlers, and thus PUBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. duties of Sup value; the demand is good, and there is a small stock, he was saved from the consequences. blast. But, alas ! about a quarter to twelve -an-. nevertheless i MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS. o'clock, when the hurricane was at its height, the consumption is upon a large scale. Cognac best Mr COTTINGILLM said that it would have been well LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. oblige him to brands of the vintage of 1846 is held with firmn , ss at for the rest of the tradesmen who had been defrauded NUMBER or DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, OCT. 38, 1548. the immense inflated creature was raised by a 4$ 10d to ss; 1847 ditto at 3s 10d to 4s, inferior marks of their goods if they had escaped in the same manner. TOINT-STOCIL BANKS. ing that resp( Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ...*455 sudden jerk a few feet from the earth. Again and 3s to 3a 6d, and Bordeaux 2s to gs 4d. Geneva met Anthony Tate, a tailor in Moorgate-street, said Dividend ) Amount into the hand Di seases of Uncertain Seat ••• ••• ••• ... 36 again it lifted and rolled and dashed itself to the with little attention, and sellers are willi ng t o acce pt Hodgson called on him, representing himself to be a Name of Company. per of Paid. Price much regreth Turbercular Diseases... ... ... ... ... 166 ground ; and on the part of the brave fellows who 2s to 2s Id for common, and 2s 8d to 3s r6d captain, and gave an order for clothing, and at the same Annum. Share. yard, Woolw - - Di s eases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses.- ••• 114 stuck to the ropes and netting there was an indomit- for fine fit for duty. Of British Gin several parc e l s h ave time referred to a Person named Fowler for a character. - in the highest A a d. I s. d. Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels ... ... 26 able perseverance scarcely conceivable. The danger been taken for exportation at 3s to 3s ad per ga ll on The latter gave him an unexceptionable one, and upon Australasia •• .• •• •• • • - 40 0040 0 0 14,4, just and imp; Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of proof unsweetened, casks included. To•day Leeward the faith of its accuracy Hodgson obtained from him Brash North American ai. per cent. 50 I 0 50 0 0 - most kind am Respiration ... ... ... ... ... ... 120 of being dashed among the dangling weights, or vio lently hurled to the ground, was most imminent ; but Island Rum in small parcels sold at is 5d t o i s eld clothes to the amount of 41/. 10s. Hodgson, upon being ~_s lon •• •• ..•• •• •• •• 71. per cent. 25 0 0 25 8 0 - Diseases of the 'Stomach, Liver, and other Organs proof, East . lndia Is to Is 4ii, and 50 puns of Jamaica subsequently pressed for payment, handed over his ac- _ : .:o e nueerelal of London 61. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 - It will, hos .010iiiiit.• •• •• ••••• •• , SI. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - and men of I of Digestion... ... ... ... ... ... SI all held on manfully until, at twelve o'clock, one of at 3s for plain quality 33 per cent. over. ceptauce to the complainant, which was never honoured Gloucestershire ••• • • • 151 per cent. - - - the long strained ropes was snapped by the throes of Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. ••• ••• ••• 10 SPICES.-For Black Pepper, prices tend downwards, from that day to the present, and both he and his re- lowan -.•--•• •• - , 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 96 o o - place of one the immense machine. At once, the hoop with the as there is a . Land') and Westmiustr 6/. per cent. 100 6 0 20 0 0 20 % officer who is Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, See. ... ... 7 Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles ... 12 iron weights and twenty human beings were lifted u fair am . ohnt on offer, and only a very re- feree . had not been heard of since until the present P stricted demand existing. To-day a public sale of 44 Occasion. Ditto .. . - - 13 I 0 - . Diseases of tho Skin, tec. ... ... ... ... i six or eight feet from the ground. The hoop broke tio rr, n rr ot i o n n ei J a o l t o n t t-Steck ... 61. per cent. 50 a 0 10 0 0 brls 7 casks of Jamaica Ginger went off flatly, and a Hodgson exclaimed that it was merely a debt, and Ireland.. SI. per ceat. 100 0 0 25 0 I -- r v e ig e s c e t c - re v ta la r ' s Malformations..• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••. 3in halves, dropping men and iron weights in a con- part only sold at 54s to 74s for good ordinary to mid- that it would be paid by and by. Ditto, New... •• •• • • AI. per cell. II 0 0 10 6 • - Premature Birth ••• ••• ••• ••• 24 fused heap beneath ; and doubling its height the bal- dling. On Friday, 18 cases of brown Nutmegs, and 10 Evidence was then gone into implicating the other National of Ireland .. 51. per cent. 80 0 0 22 te a - Nat. l'rovncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - wo , u , ld be_supe gaitant officer Atrophy ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 15 loon rose to sixteen or eighteen feet, with the stakes cases of Mace will be put up to public auction. prisoners in the various swindling transactions, from Date, New.- - 5/. per cent. 20 0010 6 I - o ffi ce h e now Old Age ... ... ... ... ... ••• 34 by which it had been confined wrenched from the COCOA.-Holders 01 . We s t I n di a h ave b roug ht t o which it appea e r r ed to th tr a a t de ß s e m n e e h h a h s ad te a e l a s a o h . l g e iv t e h n et Jo p h e n rs s e o a n South Australia •• •• - 51. per cent. - 22 10 0 - , Sudden 3 ground, and two or three men still hanging on the market a larger supply than last week, and only a limited such a charact union se Australia.. - 61. per cent. 25 e o 25 0 0 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •'• ••• Ditto ---- •• - - - kno . wn tootle , Violence, Prieation, Cold, or Intemperance ••• 1 9 hoop. The netting, hovrever, being no longer equally demand preyails. At public sale 530 bags Grenada to obtain the possession of goods, and that he acted, us Unioa cf L0nd0n..... 41. peir cent. , s 4 t: l --- : e ll 10 0 2 l i i 0 : 4 110!4 sensing a mos himself to tl Causes not specified ... ... ••• ••• ••• 1 retained by the broken hoop, and the balloon rolling were sold, middling to good red 36s to 395, fine and very Hodgson had previously done, as referee, and subse- union ef Madrid ..... • ability and ii - entirely over on its side in the air (owing to the de- fine 40s to 425; 7.5 bags of Trinidad, middling to fine quently absconded. The other prisoner, Jacobs, had 1,107 'MIDGES of every one s DEATHS FROYI ALL CAUSES ••• ••• tention of one remaining rope), the netting suddenly 37s ad to 42s • 9 tierces of Dominica 378 to 38s. For also succeeded in defrauding other tradesmen, and in Population Average weekly Deaths ripped up on the side of the balloon then uppermost, Foreien the Market is in a dull st e and prices keep his case Downing was bis referee, and, in fact, to such Dividend Amount official contac Deaths, 1843-7. in the ° ta n k t e h n e- i n d e :t l i per of raid. Pece' we are Fare, Enumerated, Week. and the silk enclosure, shelling itself out of the 2 n 9 e. s to A 3 t o p s. ublic sale 769 at ba ' gs of Para were an extent had they been carrying on their depredations Name of Company. Annum. Share. 1841- Five Summers. on the public, that the Megistrate remarked that it was 142 .•. 179 ripped envelope, burst from end to end. The men West Districts... 300,711 . • £. s. d. X. s. d. the lowest, th SALTPETRE.-To-day the market for rough had a high timo a stop should be put to their proceedings ; Worth D.Aricts.. 375,971 .. 182 ••• 162 and weights and netting fell mingled in confusion- fir m a pp earance , an d 868 b ag , m a d ras e t auct i on , o ta that at present he (the Magistrate) could not dispose of Charing-cre81•• •• •• •• - - 25 6 0 - are equally ce 1711 ... 164 - 632 12 3 - 3 Central Distriets 373,653 ••• away flew the immense mass of silk, rent in every at full rates; mid grey 13 t Per cent went at 24s to the case, ae he was convinced there were many other direction, and the grand balloon was no more 1 soli ) t i ti tt w o r Su 'yr N o w f 734 b . Al e . . 355. cent. 50 0 e - 16 the Board of 24s 6d, good white 1 I s i,- at 2:s, and damaged not re- tradesmen in the metropolis who had been victimised by Waterloo ........!. - p • e - 1. 100 • 0 - East Districts ... 392,444 ... 219 ... 214 4 mer will be u bouth Districts .. 501,190 ... 251 ... 338 fracted 191 to 22s per cwt. the gang ; and that if the necessary publicity were given Ditto Old Ann. ail. 11. se. 4d. - 60 0 0 25 .• ot the " Sele - -- oat° Nw ditto of 7k 11. 21. 2d. - 40 • • 20 --- THE QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT IN Totals... ..... 1,948,369 ... 972 ... 1,107 . 568 TIIE COURT OF CHANCERY. Immao.-Since the termination of the quarterly sale p to ap t e h r e s, ex h a e m h in ad ati h o o n qtuhersottilognh htuhteitm:.oduiuldmhoafveththeeneeffweest of East India the market has presented a firm aspect 26 Ordnance Es " the office o Males ... ••• ••• ••• •• Her Majesty and the Prince are well known as for all kinds. Purchases to a fair extent have been of bringing forward other persons who had been suf- Vauxhall .... ... iy .iv . AT IL :It s. -W 7 0 0 14, 10 8 3 6 - -- not, in the op Females ... ••• •,. ... ... 539 made by exporters and the home trade, whilst former ferers. No doub . t it would take time to discover and so form ,. id , able a g . ang of swindlers . , but he con patrons of the arts. They are not " patrons" in a ; Dividend Amount BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. merely 'vulgar sense, but themselves follow art in various branches with a pure lore not often manifested rates are well sustained. Spanish is held with firmness, break up Name of Company. per ef , Annum. Share. red. p r i m an honorary meritorious. Males ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 718 by royal persons. Our readers may remember to o a ff it . is in fair demand, whilst a smaller amount is on sidered it ap u o a t ap i c na dr u e u f o t n y r 0 t t h o p investigate and sift the matter at purpose should remand the next Monday ; and at the same time the wi -- _--- - Females ... ... ~. ... ~. 693 have read an account, not long since, of various 261°51LsstO-2T6lhils oj a . fte c rn o o d on 23l pale Seal Oil was offered at xs.d.X 1. d. and of meth( 18s. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - efficiency of - rmlngham. .. .• - •• Total ... ... ... ••• ••• 1,411 10s, but met a ith little at. drawings and etchings which have been executed b i r d 0•1 • d f 1 ' • . . y tent on. insee 1 is ull o sa e at 225. 1 alm le injunc Magistrate gave Sergeant Barry, of the A division, strict p t o r i t s h o n e : b iro : ju t t sn o tt m iol , ains or trouble in completing E4lll L011(10111.. •••• • • • • 81. 100 0 0 - Grand Junction ••• • •• IF. ie.. 41 13 4 - Kent.......... •• -•• 31. 10s. 100 0 0 - 172 81 to depend on 25 peculiar dut * There are 34 cases of death by Cholera included in her Maj es ty an d p r i nce Albert, find which excited a more in demand , and fin° realised 35 ' t° 35 s 6d• Sperin the charges against the accused. New Myr Lmin Brdgo 21.105. - - SS concurring i this number. deserved admiration in those who were so favoured as is much wanted, and the best British is worth 771 to - - Vauxhall - - ........ 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - - truisms in 1 ____________- THE HON ITON BANK. West Middlesex . .. i 61.0*. pr ent, - _ 1161 / to be allowed to inspect them. These drawings, or 78/ per tun. To-day at auction 216 hhds, 42 pipes, trifling, until FRANCE. etchings, or copies of them, it seems, have, by some and 10 puns of Cocoa Nut Oil were taken in at 40s EXETER DISTRICT BANKRUP7 CY COURT, INSURANCE COMPILNiES. generally, re The National says- . All the journals and letters scandalous turpitude, being abstracted from the per cwt. Oct. 24. Dividend Amount I ,, ei. price junk," and qu which we receive from the provinces are filled with palace without authority. They were taken to a Teeeow.-There is no advance to record in the value (Before Mr. Commissioner BERE.) Name ef Company. per of think it will ' details of the rnanceuvres of the agents of Prince publisher in Paternoster-row, 1 • dd t d es o procee e o a - IN BE 71.00 D AND LOTT (HONITON DANE). of Russian on the spot, but a good demand has been exe• . . • • Hirtzel, read his se- ' that Captain l the are not much t - Louis Napoleon. In genera y ver Ise them for publication, with a " descriptive per cwt perienced, and the rates paid are 44s 9d to 455, The official assignee, Mr. 11. L. for fins new P Y Candle, at which holders' cond report. On the 18th of April last, ho had re- A s. 4. X s. 1. Albion .... •• •• •• •• • • 31. 101. 500 0 0 50 0 0 75 hours, has q varied. The nephew of the Emperor, who in catalogue." It was not to be supposed that this are firm ' For deliver y u P t° the close of the! ported that debta due to the estate had been applied for, Alliance Brit. and For. ff. per cent. 100 0 0 11 I 0 17 for the veQ many places is supposed to be the uncle, is said piracy could be allowed to pass. That the parties year similar rates are insisted upon, but not emounting to 136,249/. 15s. ad.; besides 7,779/. 14s. sd. Ditto marine.- •• •• 61. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 - euperintende to have returned with a colossal fortune. In tee . ° aggrieved were our gracious Queen and her Consort, much business has been done. Horne made met with on promibsory notes; and that there was about 1,000/. ..,soa ti s si - c merefal •• 7s. per share 50 0 0 b 0 0 - service he ha or three years the people are not to pay any taxea, was no reason why punishment should not follow the a good sale at 45s to 45 6d nett cash, but the supply more to be applied for; that he had then 8,000/. cash in "fl Clericl,sl2l‘ Oen•Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19 mand as Fla and are to have everything in abundance. If offence A d • l • . ccor ing y, it was resolved that pro- does not get smaller. Other sort of Tallow hare re- hand; that the assets might possibly realise 43,001/. 19s. C3unty .......... •• •• 31. 100 0011 0 0 - • unaer that la the Prince be named President of the Republ • ic ceedings should be taken to restrain the individual in alized fully former rates. At auction 460 pkgs of South •, Ild • and that he did not consider a dividend of more Crown ---••- •• •• 14s. in the pound would be ulti- Eagle sOOO ins 6 Admiral Sir or Emperor, he is to hold his Court in the chief town t' f ques ion rom proceeding with his threatened publi- American were sold at 42s 6d to 46s Id; 212 cks New than from 6s. Bd. to 7s. 6d• he I .. ay Eng.& Scot. Law - Woolwich rr of the department (the same promise is given in every t • ca ion. It was necessary that Prince Albert should South Wales 40s 6d to 44s 9d; 30 casks Italian 42s to mately realised; but he hoped in t atter end of 111 European Life •••• .. 5% per cent. 20 6 0 All paid. - hire a dividend of at least 2s. 6d. in the Family Endowmr t Soc. 41. & bs. 100 0 0 40 0 - duties he is 44s 3; 7 eks Gibraltar 49s 9d, and 7 cks Oporto 43, to be able to dee department), and moreover he is to have a maisen de make an affidavit, which he did. We b . • su join an Rough Fat is quoted at 2$ 7d per stone of pound. He now regretted to report that the farther the P . reetnasons'.•• •••• • • 61. per cent. 20 0 0 30 0 - his present per cwt. plaisance in each of the chefs-lieux de canton. He will abstract of it :- d 0 more complicated and ''''" - 114 Bibs. For auction 400 oks of Tallow are declared. accounts were ;investigetee th Ciaardian • . besides, says his agents, in one place take for minister The deponent describes himself as " Albert, Prince erroneous they were found to be. Many persons Imperial Fire -..•• • • IX per ecnt. 500 0() 50 0 0 212 with the sent M. Ledru-Rollin, in another M. Raspail, in another M. of Sax C b e 0 urg and Gotha, Consort of her Majesty THE LONDON GAZETIT , returned as debtors had proved themselves to Imperial Life •• •• .. • • 12s. 100 0010 0 0 14% reference to ( la , , , lemnity Marine •• • • 11. sh.& bs. 100 0 0 513 1 - Thiers, &c. In a word, there is no falsewood to which the Queen," and maketh oath and saith :-" That he ---L. ise not so, and some to be creditors. Having made L w Fire ............ 100 0 0 210 I - superintendel recourse is not had to obtain votes. In some places has looked through the book intituled ' A Descriptive (THIS EVENING.) another recapitulation of the debts duo to the estate, Law I ife........ •• • 11 T 6 • . s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - be improvem singers and organ-players are engaged in the service." Catalogue of the Royal Victoria and Albert Gallery _ o p__ and anticipating also a dividend that might come to Le,:al and General Life 50 e 0 2 0 0 41 es. Captain CI _ The Moniteur du s e i r says-. It is asserted that aof Etchings.' That there are such etchings made by At the Court at Windsor, the 31. st day of October it from the estate o • f Christopher Flood, deceased, the LorKicn Fire •• •• .• •• London Ship .......• 10s. 25 0012 10 0 13 10s. 26 0 I 12 10 0 13 Cape!, K.C.I ld b • ect the creditors wou o tain a considerable number of representatives have decided her Majesty and himself respectively as therein 1848, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in assignee . did not exp s mentioned; and, the accounts • i t l e r dtvi •i • ' '-' - - 100 0015 g g - 2 mouth, will i on bringing forward again the amendment for de- mentioned-that the same were so made for the Council, it is this day ordered by ber /Majesty in Colin 1 . a e i:f t er thvidend than wa , Gr. Life 4% /. per ct. 50 a 0 would not pledge himself National I. d ea ° :10 0 -% Eden, at the still in great confusion, a 'und.. 51. per cent. 20 0 daring ineligible to the Presidency of the Republic private use of her Majesty and himself, and cil, that the Parliament, which stands prorogued to b to i re g alise eve that. It wus proved with undeniable National Life.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 b 0 0 - Earl of Audi all the members of the families which have reigned not for publication. That they had a private Thursday, the second of November next, be further pro clearness that n ur no s plus could come from the separate P eLti c a a d i t l um Life ...... .. 51. per cent. 60 0 0 10 0 2 _ _ in the enjoyn • - - ____ - rogued to Tuesday, the nineteenth day of December •••••••• in France." press, from which they occasionally took impres- estate of Christopher Flood, deceased. The extreme ehesnix 3/. p. sh. kbs. - - - The First next. The Semaphore de Marseilles, of the 27th instant, sions of the etchings, and that the plates were WHITEHALL, OCT. 25. estimated value of that estate rnight possibly be 60,000/. P , l otecter Life.... ... 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 - last night, 1 rovident Life........ IL ss. 100 0 0 10 0 0 esis publishes the following notice of the Chamber of and are kept locked up by her Mejesty, in or 70,8001., but being subj •ected to a mortgage for The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Archibald Rock Life ............ 4s. 10 o oto o 4% Dundas, C.B Commerce of that city :- order to prevent the same becoming public ; but Campbell, of the city of Edinbur , •h, Gent to be a Master Id be at most only 50 000/.• and is •1E 20,000/., the surplus cou :.! . . os a xchange bl. per coat. Stock. - - C. 8., M.P., I " MARSEILLES, OCT. 2G, 1848. that copies are left in some of the private apartments, Extraordinary in the 1.1 . hC g 'C '' • I , tg ourt ot hancery, in teat there were claims for his private debts, and his liabilities sin Fire - - - - Captain P. IN od and Mules and others tette Life 11. 61. " MoDIFICATIONS IN THE SANITARY REGULATIONS IN and in such private apartments only. That there part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain lid to the creditors of Messrs. Flo , ' Universal Life.... •• -10• X pr cnt. 100 - 0 0 9 - 0 0 25 Admiral S THE SARDINIAN STATER. are various family portraits and etchings from old Ireland called Scotland. a which would far exceed that 50,000/. and render his e• • ictoria Life • . - - 4 0 0 - to Devonporl " The appearance of :cholera in England and in the a , . estate insolvent, and unable to assist the creditors of na rare engravings in the possession of her Ma- BANKRUPTS. duchies of Holstein and Schleswig, as also the presence Flood and Lott. The assignee was, however, advised DOCILS. Saturday, at jesty,. and several from such original designs as George Conrod Gross, ironmonuer Southamnton to - Josef. of the yellow ever f at New Orleans, have induced the - ' • ' that he waS entitled to prove upon this estate for the . Dividend Amount •n this catalo ue mentioned and that amongst such surrender Nov. 9 at two and Dec 14 at eleven at the adoption of the following measures by the General 1 g ' - C urt of Bankr ' ' * '. , debt due from Flood and Mules to the Honiton Bank, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 4:. The Impr etchings are several portraits of the Princess Royal, ° uptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Bas- Annum. Share. I Board of Health of Genoa:- and to receive a dividend for the benefit of Flood and San Josef, ha "1. Vessels having sailed from the harbours of Great and such scenes in the royal nursery as in the Sighall-street • Finch and Sheieheard, Moergate-street - - - ' Lott's creditors. As to the separate property of - I Samuel Ne ' L s. d. X s. d. and crew wil Britain, since the Ist of this month, will be subjected, catalogue mentioned. That such etchings were in- Noy 13 d D wton, porter dealer, Burnley, Lancashire, Christopher Samuel Flood, the greater part of it was ea , mmercial .. .. ••••• 41. per cent. Stock. _ - Rear-Ader in the Sardinian States, to a quarantine of fifteen tended for the private use of her Majesty and the de- t • • ,an ee, .11; at twelve, at the Manchester Dis in mortgage. Th ee of the principal estates in it East and Vrest India... 6/. pr cent. Stock. - - net Court. Pott, official assignee, Manchester; John - - r es L d B •a , E,ut Country - 21 Southamptor days, and obliged to deposit in tho Lazzaretto any goods ponent only. That although some of such etchings son were mortgaged to ~.essrs. yon An entitle- tor -- London • - 1 " there. susceptible of communicating the contagion. have been given occasionally and very rarely to the , Son and Weatherhall Temole• Hall and Baldwin CI h ' ' it eroe. ' . " 20,0001. The assignees, in order to pay off this, in- tette Bonds.. • - 41. per cent. - - _ The Admi "2. Vessels havine left, after the 20th September last, personal friends of her M • t h d skies y, yet t e eponent i IJohn Watson Burton, George Cotman, and William tended to se of the roperty of the late Chris -11 as much P St.liatharine . Ditto Bonds-- - 70 pr cent. - - - mitting Liei the harbours of the Italtic, Denmark, and Sweden, will be S muel Flood wisher Flood and Christopher a . _ , ~ as could says, speaking positively for himself and to the best Smith, man f M 1 - N 10 d D 7 51 , mthampton •• -- •• 21. per cent. 50 00t50 • II - Swedish Ro3 subjected to a quarantine of five cleys. u actueers, anc tester, ev. an ec. , bo realised. But part of the estate ot C. b. 1 lood con of his belief for her Majesty, that no such col- at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Hobson, • l what they it "3. Vessels coming from New Orleans will be liable , • sisted of fields purchased by him to comp ete the pro- GAS-LIGHT AND CORE COMPANIES. tection as that advertised for exhibition was ever given official assignee, I Manchester e Reed, Langford, and fh • , , h vould realise small sums to a quarantine of ten days. perty o is rather, and as t ey s "4. Finally, all vessels arriving from the West Ind:es, away by them or either of them, or by their or either Marsden, Cheapside; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, unless sold at the same time with it, the assignee had wame of Company. Dividend Amouat of Paid. Price. EARLY Al and the Gulf of Mexico, between the limits of Lake Sa- of their permission. That no such collection could Manchester. . not deemed it prudent to force the bale of them. The per Annum. Share. on the docky bine and Pensacola inclusive, will undergo a quarantine have been formed, except by impressions surrepti- Richard Ginger Clode, corn merchant, Windsor, Nov. assi nee feared 1 Id arise from the estate of no surp us wou - ing it is cust of five days. tiously and improperly obtained, and believes that the Dec 11 at half past eleven, at the . g 6, at eleven, and . , . . . harry Buckland Lott. The late Harry Baines Lott be- x. s. d. Z. s. d. 11. 40 4 0 Is I 0 16 tO attend at I Court of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee, Cole queathed the residue of his property to him, subject to Ditto Provincial.... 11. 85. 21 6 0 19 0 I ta mence their o (Signed) defendant or the person or persons in the possession man-street • Plsws, Old Jewry-chambers. /. a •ear to his Bristol .. various legacies and an annuity of 1,000 y _. . •• •• •• •• •• - toe per cent. 20 0 0 - - ,_, ~, " The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, of the collection advertised tor exhibition must have ' CI d F t J h James Norton, manufacturer, y e ac ory, on widow The •g feared, as the bankrupt, Harry " 1 r ghton .......• •• .• 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 - 16 UHAIN liA "S. BERTEAUT." obtained, and did obtain the same from solve person stone, Renfrewshire, Nov. 8, at deem, and Dec. 7, at Bucklt • tnd Lo am r e ' d f Is' • h tt, has. expendee part o t is estate, t ere City Continen of London ...... 101. 100 I 6 100 • 0 250 talConsolid . at. 91s. pr share 50 0 0 39 1 0 - th d k e oc yari PRUSSIA. or persons surreptitiously. That by whatever means twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official would not be enough left to pay these legatees, but that Ditto, Nem •• -- • • 85s. pr share 50 0 0 37 le 0 - remain at ti the same were obtained, the exhibition of the said assignee, Basinghall•street ; Storey, Feaiherston a heavy deficienc Id • nd that the annuitants y wou arise, a Equitable.. --.•• • • . 455. pr share 60 111 II 0 0 36 return of all The King of Prussia having, as is said, refused to Imperial .. ••• • • 6/ er cent 50 • • SO 41 6 66 • etchinus or anv of them is without the sanction and buildings, Holborn ; Gilman, Norwich. and legatees would claim to prove on the separate estate •• - • • P • since the 301 sanction the Bill abolishing the game-laws, adopted • - ' e ' • Elizabeth Ling, brush-maker, Norwich, Nov. 13, at • . Independent ... -- •• 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 64 against the wishes of her Majesty and deponent, of Harry Buckland Lott which would become insolvent. so a o so • a - that their Lc by the National Assembly, two Deputies demanded, half-past eleven, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Court , - and believes that ch catalo ue could not have been fhe t t d h f ' a her' will had taken possession Dat0............. - so o 0 60 II - of how man in the sitting of the Assembly on the 2,5 th, when , • e led o ad s e u t g b session of the of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee, Coleman of thernrseeFs lin o er t h e t sidue f t e property . 3 unadministered by the Plicenix • ••••••••••••• 61. per cent. SI 9 0 45 0 0 al , . the sanction would be given. The Minister of - s orn • l l • r r s i i ns f ex h eep 'cl y p t e h s. - street-buildings; Storey, Featherstone-buildings; Tillett, Itatcliff .... • ........ ht. 100 0 0 90 •01 75 VOnport 1.)0C evera impres o o t e sal e c 'rigs so , surrep- b k h d an rupt Lott, so that the assignees a no power United General ...• - 4%1. pr cent., 60 e 0 60 I I I 12% pin, and whi Finance said the Government was not able to Colman, and Co., Norwich. titiously obtained. That the deponent a first ,• over it unless at tho risk of becoming liable to the Westminster Chartered al, 60 0 6 - I 50 3 , - how many al answer, but would do so in a week. This reply John Petty, farmer, N\ interburn, Yorkshire, Nov. Ditto, New •• --.- 12s. SO 0 I 10 00 , - knowled e of the existence of such Catalogue debts of the father, which would be imprudent. other docky 13 and Dec. 4, at one, at the Leeds District Court. caused great tumult and long agitation. Subse- f E h' g h II h f 0 b ' h The assi nees had seld the estate of Roundball for classeeems. merits of the o tc ings was on t e t o cto er instant, wen Hope, official assignee, Leeds; Raw, Furnival's Inn; quently several representatives proposed a resolution • 9,500/. l g ess than it cost, but not eauch below what it was given to deponent by G. E. Anson, Esq., as a Robinson, Settle; Carriss, Leeds. ie 1 I .; 'Dividend i plan, and se declaring that, in order to prevent agitation in the arcel wh . hh d b ic a een left at the Palace, directed to George Eastburn and Benjamin Myers d •ers W 1- was to be anticipated. There was another property, Names of 'a) +Dividend' Price. Names of :), i per r „ the contract ~ 3 , ore, , country, it was the urgent duty of the Ministry ! P ie M i tv d opened by him as her Privy Purse house arr C , Leeds, Nov. 13, and Dec. 4, at eleven, at I ulshayes, part of the estate of H. B. Lott, still unsold, Companies. 1 1 per Companies. 1, I A i Annura. I It- r rom the cc to obtain the sanction to the Bill. A brief and r 41 " es "' an • ' b h • 'll • f h l b ut t o assignees were unwt mg to orce t esa e, e- _ C Annum . in , 1 . and deponent thereby learnt for the first time that it the Leeds District Court. Hope, official assignee, Leeds • exciting debate then took place, in the the course of - ' causo it was contiguous to the ornamental grounds of - .i X was intended to submit them to public exhibition and II illiamson and Co Great James street n • tion if fi which AL Parrisius created immense sensation by h , ~ , Lo don, . fracey, and its sale to an independent owner would Ashtn& Oldh 97 51. p e AO Macclesfield . 100 - - rna- 1 e believes on the same occa-ion and at the same Teale, Leeds. declaring that it was the fixed and invariable deter- • • . damage the value of Tracey. The official assignee feared Barnsley•• • • 160 121. 180 Neath ••• • • • 100 IV. up a report time her Majesty firet became aware of the e Is en ' • Ner Gardiner sh re brol r M nchester Nov 10 and , x t ce , , a e • a ' • • ' i s ti r r ii ni n i k i as , A erg 150 bl. $5 Oxford.. •• • • 100 201. 190 F t 31 most undue . mination of the Assembly to abolish the game-laws; he could no longer hope to realise any surplus from this sham 33 41. SO Peak ores .76 . - of such catalogue and deponent immediately desired 'ec. 1, at eleven, at the Manchester District Court. t oth and irnmease agitation was also created by M. d'Ester • '‘ ' s e Hobson offi • 1 • " separate estate of the bankrupt Harry B. Lott. The Coventry..•• 100 251. - Regent's •• •• 63 11. 6s. 1 a 5 4 % trac.or t the said G. E. Anson, Esq. to write to the private ' cla assignee, anc ester; agues, waa s • • M h J Ed d ' principal part of the bank estate was in morteage to acre, ••• •• 1001 61. 63 Rochdale..•• 66 41. // w ad . announcing that, if the Government should not obtain Jaques, and Layton, Ely-place, London; Heath, Man ' ' ' 47 Somrset Co EllsTre&Chs 133 565. al 150 71.105. 138 licit fhe Ma' ti ' b . c " so or o r jesty on t . e su . je t. Col • onel Iloneywood, who must first be paid ; and from the sanction, the Chamber might decide on sanction- cbester. E:e, ash •• • 100 22i. - De•Lk FdSt 12 16/. p. c. - Upon this affidavit an injunction was granted to the depreciation of house property in Honiton, the Stff d &Wore ' 281 290 Command ing the Bill itself. An attempt to pass to the order • • • • • Edward Lyne, attorney-at-law, Lisksard, Cornwall, • OrandJunctn 100 bl. - r 140 ,• restrain the publisher in question from proceedin (I'd not know wheth assignee i ... er any surplus would arise. OrandSurrey 100 - 35 Shrewsbury.. 125 15 " - March last, of the day having failed, the resolution was adopted g Nov. 23, and Dec. 21, at one, at the Exeter District Other parts of the Joint estate as well as the separate Grand union 100, 11.105. 25 Stoarbridge.. 145 201. 285 further in the b • • T " • usiness. he application was made, Court. Hirtxel, official assignee, Exeter; Bishop and s ' a ntham .. 114 - - Seyera and factory, Woo by a large majority-a circumstance which occasioned estates of C. Flood and C. S. Flood, were in mortgage , it. as. 24 dh• • • an t e injunction granted. Pitts, Exeter; Harris, Lincoln's Inn-fields. tc r e a nnt te Avnl 35 . 7s. 6d. 43i wye itmi.l 2 Lieutenan great and prolonged sensation. to Messrs. Lubbock. There was considerable difficulty sc I 41 W •Oa Laois Livrp 100 3 . - arwic } 1 41. - Anlphioll st It appears that in a legal point of view the question a. - - A letter from Berlin, of the 26th, says :-" The i here, tho assignees being advised that C. S. Flood had Leicester .... 140 j 101. 75 'firming. 02 ,_ S a new one. The case of piracy of drawings not THE ARMY. Leicstr &Nth 831 4/. 36 Warwick&) study at the city is exceedingly agitated to-day. A placard from it dif nen e( or publication does not appear to have CONSFQUENCES OF no right to mortgage his father's estate to secure a debt 3 100 31. - Surgeon - M. Held had called on the burgesses, in the prevision REDUCTION.-The passion for raj- from himself, and that Messrs. Lubbock had no claim on 'sou 411boregh 142, 701. -_. w lf er ft e p , t t o r n... ''' 7$ 21 39 come before the courts in a • • ' l• • m m o n n tg in . o m a r t y hLe l loo 81. 1 . . } . surgeon sup ny previous instance. Ihe itary reduction has already produced rich fruits. Prac- that separate estate, which is administered by the Court lioo - - hrming. visi of a speedy siege, to procure a supply of pro ons. nearest case to it, in which an injunction has been tically, Mr. Cobden's precious h fd• - T t eory o isarmament of Chancery. hat part of the joint property mortgaged htoitioiwbry , loo - - Wilts & Brks - u• " convict ship. According to that gentleman, whatever may be the granted, was whe th rt: re e app ica ion was to restrain has been for some time in operation at one part of the to Messrs. Lubbock, would not, the assignee feared, be ilidshipm issue of the events of Vienna, reaction would the publication by a piratical bookseller of Arch- frontier of the Cape colony, and the natural result sufficient to satisfy the mortgage debt. The mortgagees I.IST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES Chatham. prepare a coup de ;stain at B . erlin This deacon Paley's MS. sermon after his death.-"11/01. is now apprent. The rebel Prretorius, who is not must sell it, and prove on the •oint estate for the ' Dividead Amount THE CYC caused great uneasiness amongst the people ; a member of any peace society, called upon Major deficiency, if any arose, The bankr j u • Name of Company. per of red. Pries. an officer of -- - ------ pts in first render- Annum. Share. . but this was not all. Near the arsenal a MARKET INTELLIGENCE. Warden, the British resident at Bloom Fontein, to i ng an account of their amsets had deceived themselves. - - Hon. R• F.. vessel was being loaded with arms and ammunition ; •ve u the countr " " . gi p , y, or have it " taken from The bank estate was principally ro ert the hankrupts - •E s. d. x r. 163 " We leave (From the London New Price Current of Oct. 31.) h t toe 0 0 100 0 the people wished to prevent the vessel from departing. im by force,' arid Major Warden, incapable of offering had received from their I) p y Bank of Scotland 0 100 e 194% and are alret SUGAR T ..___ o-day the market was much better sap- any resistance with the very small number of troops at drawn bal Th debtors as security for over -81. per cent. 100 0 A battalion ef the Burgher Guard refused to march ances. e bankrupts had calculated the 0%1 c u t r ia i a n e ll n A C :a mp - 1 .7. 7N, per sent. 10 0 0 210 41. 0, The Dover, 1 . d ' h I • ' pie wit co onial Sugar, and former rates were not his disposal, was compelled to comply We can a 10% against them. M. Rimpler wrote to the President of PPre - debts due to them as worth whatever the respective pro- City of Glasgow Bank . 61. per cent. 10 0 o le 0 12 and the Ade generally sustained, as buyers were not so desirous to ciate the bitter feelie • ' • s of mortification with t. 20 0 o 10 0 the Council, praying him to retard the departure of perties would fetch. They had also reckoned the pro- Clydesdal i e E l an a k ii . k 6% r er r c ce en nt. 500 0 0 1100 0 do business as on Friday last. A fair demand existed which Major Warden an g d Assistadt Staff Surge 0 1 1 4 11 are here ; at the vetsel for twenty. four hours. The answer has for West India, la consequence of rattier lower prices in Fraser signed the capitulation-a document to whi% i i ) h er e ti v es i arir f i,cong the bank property. Se by taking ds a m stm ei r e n re ß a an ll k 7l. 61. per cent. 2: 11 0 10 0 6 SI frigate, L'E; not yet arrived, but it is probable that it will be as some cases having been accepted, and the sales are 697 British officers are so entirely unaccustomed. On the ceived a Li the ° l el se properties twice over, they hal de- Fetters', Glasgow Bank 61. per cent. _ _ 4 0 , : 5 5 0 i fi i 15 an America' _ M. Rion ler recommended." hhols, &c., including 169 hhds at auction, which went a heavy disgrace which fell upon us in giving up territ.r - tO the am m. Ve3 . ount of at least 15,000/.! Exehangeßnk of Scot 6l. per cent. 100 71 r cent 10 0 0 7 0 ) Mr. Pla •er clerk in the ly 1 sie of Man. CompanY •Pe •50 0 • 10 0 13% to mention in a had gone thr,•ugh the • T UR.K.I.: Y . little cheaper, low yellow selling at 35s 6d, mid 36s to to an armed rebel we forbear to enlarge. Thal &lets N i ) th ' the • ' 375, good 37s 6d to 395, and fine 40. to 41s per cwt. it would have happened had 500 men, stron ly en- ' v 1 _ i assignee, who was now possitive that the f eational Bank • ..... • • 6% per cent. 2 _ a 0 a a 21.155. Nortk of Scotland Bank serer cent. 0 60 0 0 10 0 that is, the ri 15. * iralt at tl - The famous Nadir, who had committed an at- Refirreap.-To-day Refined met with a good demand trenched, been at the Resident's disposal instead g of " amounts ie har set down us good were tbe utmost that North British Bank •• - nt 100 0 6 100 • 118% m y 50 could be depended on for the t Royal Bank of Scotism' 51. per ee . 100 0 0 bll 0 72 our home d es ate. He feared that the k f Scotland 81. per cent. t e mpt against the life of M. Mussurus, mid was de- for home trade purposes, brown grocery lumps 48s, and in an untenable position," no sane man will venture assets would bbl pro a Union Ban o . t. 50 0 I b 0 0 "14 the French Y be less th n menti n rl at l•ist pe e r r c %n il t. 12 If/ 0 2 0 2% livered by Greece into the hands of the Porte, had Standard at 49s per cwt. Bonded Crushed Sugar is un- to assert. Ten times the force of the insurgent meeting and the amo • a i let ' ' S'estera Dank •• - • Life ; 8 2 1 i. arrived at Coustantitiople, where he was to be shortly altered in value, but is wanted fur shipping. Boer might then have been defied, and the integrity aid, inc • reased to the unt on which dividend must be Aberdeen Fire and ..i P_ c 20 0 0 ell 98 oii Funchal Ro extent of 20,0004 The 6s. . -. 8d B Accord.T.lfeaud kre 10 0 0 1 0 Os Od We took H tried. MAURITIUS.-This afternoon the quantity of Mauri- of British rule fairly upheld until a large body ot p dividend would hard! British Guarantee Ins. - nt 100 0 0 11 0 21 7 be realised; but if be could sub- Caledonian Fire Insur. 101. per ce . s tons, and th tius Sugar offered at public sale was largo, and amounted troops could have been sent from head-quarters. It is stantiate the r" 6o s 9 2 1 PERSI A. ta 20 casks 8,731 bags ; the demand was not so good, true that Sir Harry Smith has, with characteristic estate in Chancery of the ight of the bank t t t es a e o prove on the f England Ins. Church ( o na. ow Life - 6/. per cent. 26 0 0 6 _ 1 6 11 1 - 7 43 quantity. ( late Christopher Flood and c . ity or a e Life Insur. 51. per cent. ig : 0 i: 106 nom expedition, a Thfs last accounts from Persia state that Shah and not above half sold at a define on former rates of 6d energy, promptly vindicated the honour of the British Mules to the bank, he hoped the dividend would not be I-.dinburg - East of Scotland Life nt SO 9 I 217 46s 6d charge." Nerredin Alirza had quietly inherited the Crown of Per cwt, good middling and good yellow went at 36s ed army, and scattered the Pretorian bands like chaff, much reduced below what had been e g. & Scot, Law Life bl. per ce 38s low to middlin 33s 6d to 36s ordinar to fine makin of Boom Plants another U . xpected. t . 100 0118 9 10 % The Princ Persia, and that the most complete tranquillity pr e _ _to r , g , y g . , iwa i, B ut t h e cost Th e re p or t further gave the following analysis of h t ..e s n ercules Insurance Co. 71. per con . 00 0 0 111 0 7 b own 28s to 335, washed and syrup 28s 6d to 38s 6d has been serious. Seven officers wounded, all severely debts due to the bankin fi Insur. Co. if Sc nd• • bl. per cent. 1 g rm. Total applied for from ' " e i tland it. per cent. HI 0 I 1 0 I 11. 64 Spithead, s‘ . vailesl in the kingdom. per cwt. and dangerously (one of them since dead), eight m Life Assoc. of be I s 0 a Ile 48. Od. _ en balance of account was I'B 280/ 4 Ild Of these , Me antile Life •• •• • • dockyard by re d Life 51. per cent. le 0 o 1 0 205.0 d WALLACHIA AND MOLDAVIA. EAST INDIA.-This afternoon five parcels of Bengal killed, and thirty-two wounded, is a heavy sacrifice i ° ' * c * n there were-good, 31,931/. 2s. I ld. ; doubtful, 10,1991. National Fire an 5% /.pr cent. 200 9 0 20 0 22% been delayed Surer were offered at public sale, amounting to 3,749 an encounter which might have been avoided lied k- 'North British Insur. •• owiu summar -of The Reforme publishes the foil g ) bags, when not above one-half found buyers, and even a sufficient force been posted at Bloem Fontein in -- * 1' ,,, 19d • bad 91 00 9 /. 3 s if - IT i I 9 9 - 5. et o in ..on.ton ban North & West ef Scot. 61. per cent. 2 1 0 0 : 4 6 , 1 . i f: 175.0 d. The Powe 2d 'rhe total Ish Life and (War. - ea. C.B will hi the intelligence it had received from Jassy, Bucharest, then a decline of 6d per cwt had to be accepted,. Oe the first instance, And let it be remembered notes, deposit _notes, &c., 25,157/. 6s. • . _. _ as ic°tt . Max. and Gee. Life - 10 0 015 102.0 d ', and Cronstadt :-" In Moldavia the Russian agents, Madras 194 bags were sold at easier rates; damp yellow that the boers are net the only enemies with whit amount applied for on promissory notes, eec . 7 .,. •h 16 44 8/. 1 Bs. 3(1. Of these there were-good , 5,7' , ii rot t tish Union Imam 6UI. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 • 1/. e,, by the 2d I assisted by Prince Stourda, considered themselves at 305 tO 335, and brown 28s to 294 6d per cwt. the • gos ernment of the Cape has to deal. The -tan•lard Life •••• .. - il. per cent. 50 0 9 4 5 "4 few men as 3 Do ' ubtful, 3 " , }l/. 9s. A 3 • Bad 4 7101. Bs. 2d. Set off in 1 n i United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 1123.0 d entitled as Cossacks to respect nothing, and FOREIGN.-This afternoon a public sale of 216 lehds Kaffirs again threaten the peace of the colony. Th • '•• •' ' e ° 75 '" • The Vern e Honiton bank-notes, deposit notes, &c., wer -, - rto Rico Su ar went off flatl •at 40 Frontier Times sa s the are w n ' they even violate the law of nations and the and 160 brls Po g y sto . y y a denng over the colonY Os. 10d. The amount of assets, according to the new IttISCIILLANEOUS. Sheerness fr privileges of foreign flags. The Austrian Consul, 42s fur good and fine; a part only found buyers. in great numbers, committing depredations under the estimate, would therefore be- d • balsa" of ac goo on Dividend Amount Sunday, at ] - wishing to secur e his fellow subjects against the MoeessEs.-Holders of West India evince firmness, nose of tha military. The lingoes are in a state of counts, 31,9314 "s. 11d. Doubtful, at ss. in the pound/. Name of Company. per of red. Pecs. the Afilcan 1 effects of Russian occupation, presented a note to the and insist upon full rates; a fair amount of business has complete insubordination, and the Kaffir thieves are 0 54 - / 8 2d G d issory -, i . s. . oo on prorn notes, 5,75 1 A naurn. Share. are to be clet also been concluded at 14s to 18s for low to fine. Of murdering the farmers. The cause of this state of dis- in - - reigning Prince, who insolently replied to him, that Doubtful at ss. in the 'pound, 905/. 7s. 4d. Amount g being docked .c. s. d. X. c 1. Cuba 200 pns have been disposed of at 16s per cwt. In order is sufficiently intelligilible. " Four regiments 1 0 was assumed r the bad Moldavia could at present do without an Austrian 41,034/. 18S. sd. Nothing fo ist 1t to Australian Agriculturl - 100 11 130 0 0 - off. When i Bengal Treacle a good business has been concluded at have been sent home, and ene of those remaining is to debta ; they were considered to be irrecovera y os Angle-Mexican Mint.. 11. 41. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - Consul. M. Eisenbach, on receiving that reply veyor of the 153 to 15s 6d per cwt, and a less quantity is on offer. follow. All the levies have been disbanded !"-Uniled . •Cl- Ditto, Half Shares.. - - 210 0 - immediately struck his flag and forwarded a re ri the e, e tate. had obtained any in- Canada ............. Gt. p er cen t. we o e 32 II 0 - conjunction I _ P o The stock of Molasses is still much less than last year, Service Gazette. alre cox asked if the' assignees , 82 on the subject to Vienna. ' At Bucharest, on the Mr Latimer, in whose citu pp ß r o C n a d n , ada. Bonds 3 51 ; rer e c e e n n t i . L e . survey and t( whilst arrivals are materially lower. formsaion from Mr. Woolmcr, or • - _ contrary, the Consul of Austria, having shame- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. tas to the gold missing? com y e.ceprees . riiifni. il li . Pe p :cent. 100 0070 0 0 - A report h Coeme.-This afternoon there was a brisker demand newspapers there was a statemen fully refused to protect the NV allachians, who clai ed Lose gentlemen, and Gen. Revers. k Invest. sp. e.k hs, 2/ 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - 5 - his aid, on the 25th September, t . , m for Ceylon Coffee, and at public sale 19 csks 1,417 bags SOUTHWARK. Mr. Daw said he had been to h V, at Port& t to them by Mr. Eqnitable Reversienry br. pr cent. 100 9 0 1100 9 0 92 o escape being mas- were 1 James Johnson alias Moor Thomas Bench Wm t al sold at full rates, Native, good ordinary . went at „ , . ound that the statement was sen . Gea.Steam Navigation 11 . Se . 15 I 0 14 0 I 14yi Devonport, v sacred by the Turks, all the Austrian sub' " jects residing 27s to 27a 6d damn d 25s t 2 s • Plan o 6 6d , tation low Downing, Ambrose Jacobs, and Captain Henry Hodgson Bei , man James Lott. No further eluc d ' f h i ation o t e London Institution .• • - - II in Wallachia. protested against their agent, AI. Timoni, middling and' id ge ' were brou ht before Mr. Cottir =ham for re e ' ould mention, had come Peninsir&Orient.Stm. 8/. pe - r cent. 50 9 0 SO 0 0 03x respect as adi and asked to be considered as British subjects. M.Col- 3 6a to 4 _ a, _ M dling 41s to 44s 6d, fine fiee ordihary . h g l • h • 11 . a, h f • xdatnina- transaction, that the assignees c t taincd no d h f ...OU-t o. Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 I 0 100 9 0 - The Amaz 0 hne ordinary 30s 36s good ordinary 2is 6d non, c arget wit swim ing a great num er o tra esmen. before them• b tth assi , u e g.. eeees e n or Royal Mall Steam.. - 3%1. pr cent. WO 0 0 60 6 0 42 on Saturday quhoun, the English Consul gave them an asylum in his 295, pea berry 41s to 455, d ' d 1 black The connexion existing betweea the prisoners to the • f that money. South Australian ..• - 11. per share. 25 6 0 25 I 0 - improper abstraction o tter was under investi. and.. - 100 II 0 23 0 0 - Trowbridge I house, and afterwards saved two members of the 14s to 14s 6d, and dama e . a , m s age 23. to 36t} o . w d o 13s Gd. Of Rto 1,330 e rau ra esmen o t d f d t d fth •ir goods was first discovered His Hououn dded that the ma Van Dieman's L Provisional Government, General Tell and John bgs were sold, good o g d - t ' • ence of the apprehension of Johnsen, gatio a • • • dicious to ask questions universal Salvage.. - - 25 00,1 I I - Commission c r 'nary pato at 24s 6d to 255, in conscqu n, and it would be Ma Ellad, who are now in Transylvania. A portion of colory ditto 2Gs sd, and damaged 17s 6d to 238 6d. alias Moor, a well.dressed respectable-looking man, aboxt it. - - - --- ---- - The Celli the army of General Lieders has already crossed the TEA -Arrivals were small durieg the past week, which took place in the earls part of the present The examinati on was adjourned till the second Thurs- COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-(THIS DAY.) Auckland on whilst • he M Lott was unable to attend, being Wallachian frontier, but the Turks will not allow him se l 1, .hom e trade clearances were upon a large month. Ho had given an order to a tradesman day in January. r. Acnsteramn -..-•••• 12 2% Gibra1tar.............. ..... having been 1 ae, reaching to 556 0001bs and glass a er and referred Ditto, at sight • • .... 12 0% Leghorn .............. to advance to Bucharest. It is to be remarked that None has been offered named Deacon for emery pp , . unwell.- Western Times. 32 10 The Dido, at public ss.le; b ' ' • Kottc Main .... •..•.. 12 3 th ee& ................ ut by pnvate treat ; i Hod son whom he described as his uncle, _________--- 26 15 several Russian officers declare . d that the 40,000 men well supplied with all sorts. Black Y the market is to Captaa g , ----- WM UTH.•-••••It is generally kntwerp.............. 25 sa Milan .. . .. „,, .. .... land on the h f• h f h 1 of General Lieders were not intended to occu the bele f ~ py w ormer rates ; is offered rather for a character, and upon t e ait 0t 0 atter person, RECTORY OF BisuOP 1 .VEA- ---° , • , Hamburgh .... • •M.B. 13 Ilati Venice............ h Rev. John I atrick Eden, H h h . les •••• - ot s ips ar still the trad • • duced to part with his goods. No sooner, ported at Sunderland e are far from Deacon was in that t e Altona... ...... .•• .... - - Na principalities, but to march upon Vienna. anxious to do business, and 7d 1 son-in-law The Dmda to 8d is the value however, had Johason obtained poses . sio ‘ n of t . h . e goods M.A., perpetual curate of I3ishop..Auckltrint.L( „,_,,_,, Pa . rlis . , , 3 ti , ays: . s . l . Fh . t.. - !.. „ 56 , rn . lf_rm_ o, per0a...... „. - Of ordinary and on nri ~.-1:- - -•-. EAST INDIA.—This afternoon five parcels of Bengal Surer were offered at public sale, amounting to 3,749 bags, when not above one-half found buyers, and even then a decline of 6d per cwt had to be accepted. Of Madras 194 bags were sold at easier rates; damp yellow at 30s to 335, and brown 28s to 29a 6d per cwt. FOREIGN.—This afternoon a public sale of 216 hhds and 160 brls Porto Rico Sugar went off flatly at 40s to 42s fur good and fine; a part only found buyers. MOLASSES.—HoIders of West India evince firmness, and insist upon full rates; a fair amount of business has also been concluded at 14s to 18s for low to fine. Of Cuba 200 pna have been disposed of at 16s per cwt. In Bengal Treacle a good business has been concluded at 15s to 158 6d per cwt, and a less quantity is on offer. The stock of Molasses is still much less than last year, whilst arrivals are materially lower. CoYFEE.---This afternoon there was a brisker demand for Ceylon Coffee, and at public sale 19 caks 1,417 bags were all sold at full rates, Native, good ordinary went at 27s to 27a 6d, d amage d 25s to 26s 6 d ; Plantation, low middling and m iddli ng 41s to 44s 6d, fine fine ordinary 36a to 40s, fine ordinary 303 365, good ordinary 978 6d 295, pea berry 41s to 455, damaged 23a to 365, low black 14z to 14s 6d, and damaged 9s to 13s 6d. Of Rio 1,330 bgs were sold, good ordinary pale at 24s 6d to 258, colory ditto 26s 6d, and damaged 17a 6d to 238 6d. TEA. —Arrivals were small during the past week, whilst the home trade c l earances were upon a large scale, reaching to 556,0001b5. None has been offered at public sale; but by private treaty the market is well supplied with all sorts. Black is offered rather below former rates ; still the trade are far from anxious to do business, and 7el to 8d is the value of ordinary and good ordinary Congou. Green is dull of sale, and further reduced rates are taken. Although Scented Teas have receded in value, yet buyers are not disposed to extend their transactions ; the supply far exceeds the demand, The deliveries of Tea are greater than in 1847 ; but there is a smaller stock, and prices rule lower. Ricz.—To-day the demand was more active for East India, and 6,694 bags at auction were all sold at full rates, indeed Madras fetched stiff er prices; Bengal, Good middling white realised 113 to ll s 6d , d amaged is to Madras, middling and good pi n k y white as 6d (:) 01 6 , 1; 936 d, damaged 5s 6d to 9s. James Johnson, alias Moor, Thomas Bench, Wm.! Downing, Ambrose Jacobs, and Captain Henry Hodgson, were brought before Mr. Cottinghana for re-examina tion, charged with swindling a great number of tradesmen. The connexion existing between the prisoners to defraud tradesmen of their goods was first discovered in consequence of the apprehension of Johnson, alias Moor, a well•dressed respectable-looking man, which took place in the early part of the present month. Ho had given an order to a tradesman named Deacon for emery and glass paper, and referred to Captain Hodgson, whom he described as his uncle, for a character, and upon the faith of the latter person, Deacon was induced to part with his goods. No sooner, however, had Johnson ebtained possession of the goods than he sold them, and then absconded from his resi dence. Inquiries were subsequently instituted, when it was ascertained that Johnson was concerned with a gang of swindlers who had for some length of time been en gaged in acts of swindling to a very serious extent, some of them inhabiting respectable houses, for which they paid no rent, and ready at all times to act as referees, and give such characters of their associates as to throw the tradesman off his guard, and induce him to part with his goods, for which, it is needless to mention, he was never paid. The following additional charges were pre ferred against the prisoners:—Mr. Cleet, a gold-beater in the City, stated that Johnson gave an order for 201. worth of gold leaf, and referred to a person named Mar tin as to his character, which, being approved of, the article was sent in, but both Johnson and his referee quitted their abode and had not been heard of again until the former was taken into custody - on other charges. brok ir e . n Martin, h owever, h a d ever s i nce k e pt out of the way. Mr. COTTINGHAM directed that Martin should be taken into custo d y as spee dil y es poss ible, in order that th e gang, to which he no doubt belonged, might be Williams, a hatt er , s t a t e d that a man who gave his nam e Daggs gave for hats and re f erred to Captain Hodgson as to his re spectability as a tradesman. an order e The tothe ol.gder extentwa was to f b 6 le. sent to Windsor, an d upon complainant r . '- calling upon Captain Hodgson he gave Johnson an excellent character for COURSE OF EXCH Arnsteramn •• •• 12 }4 DR.lu, at sight • • .... 12 0% Kett( rdatn .... ••.. •• 12 3 Antwerp • • ............ 25 83 ELunburgh .... • • 11.8. 13 11 A titona• • . ....... • • .... Paris, 3 days' sight •• 25 56 Ditto, 3 months .... 25 75 rdarseilles • • •• • • 25 $4 Bourdeaux.... . 35 80 Frankfort.' Maine.... 12214 Petersburgh, Sil. 3674 Berlin .......... •• •• Vienna, effec. fib-- Trieste, ditto.... • • .... Madrid •• .. • • ........ 474 Cadiz • • ............ 43% Bilbao.. • • • • .. • • ...... Barcelona •• • .. ..... .........., .NGE.—(THIS DAY.) Gibraitar.............. Leghorn ........ ••• • • • 32 10 Genoa —.. .....• ••• • 26 15 Milan .. • . Naples ..•.—•• • • • • • • 38% Palermo, per 05........ Li5ben.......... •• •• •• SIX Oporto— —••——• • .• • • SI Rio Janeiro ...... •• • • 23 Messina .............. Rueaos Ayres ..••. • • • -- New Tork, 21 days'sight Philadelphia ........ ramie or ISOLLIOW, p 02 Foreign Gold la bars ...£ 3 17 9 New Dollars •• • • 0 4 9% l'ortsigal Gold Coin •• 0 0 0 Spaaish Doubloons .. 0 0 0 1811ver 1a bars .... •• • • 6 0 0 RECTORY OP BISHOP NV EArtsiouTn.--It is generally ported at Sunderland that the Rev. John Patrick Eden, M.A., perpetual curate of B isho p Auckland (son-in-law to Lord Itroughain) will be pref erred b y the Bisho p of Durham, the patron,' to the very imp ortant and valuable r ectory of Bishop Wearmouth, now vacant by the death of the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley. It is expected that this very ex tensive and wealthy rectory , which i s o f t h e gross y e arly value of at least 4,2001., will be constituted into several district rectories, among which will be the present curacies of St. Thomas, Bishop Wearmonth, Deptford, Hylton, and Ryhope, with an augmentation of income to the respective incum bents. It is likewise thought that the rectory of Sun derland will be augmen ted in value from the funds of Bishop Wearmouth rectory—a proceeding which will be only strict justice, for when Sunderland was separated from Wearmouth and made an independent rectory in 1701, it obtained ' the heaviest portion of the parochial duties without any income to suppo rt the rector exce p t the fees. In this case the just claim of Sunderland cannot well be overlooked. To promote this arrange ment, a meeting of the ancient vestry of Sunder land was held on Wednesday, at which it was agreed to memorialise the bishop of the diocese to take advantage of the present vacancy in the rectory of Bishop Wear mouth to make, either from that or from some other source, additional provision for the spiritual require. ments of the si s t er par i s h. The memorial referred to embodies the feelings of the entire town and district, and expresses a hope that his Lordship will be able to attend to its prayer. FitUlT.—Today at public sale 188 butts and 98 ertls old Patraa Currants were sold at 32s to 365, low and very inferior 28c to 31s; 700 boxes, 169 half ditto Mus catel boxes in layers 478 to 70s; 83 boxes Valencia Almonds 638 to 795; 157 boxes Jordan ditto 71 ss; 22 barrels Tafflat Dates taken out. We have advices from Pernambuco to the 28th ult., when the (potation of exchange, notwithstanding the rise which had taken place at Rio and :Bahia, was not above 23d. The import markets continued bad, and a report of a change of Ministry, which would have the effect of bringing into power the democratic and turbu lent party by whom the recent riots had been fomented, tended to increase the prevalent distrust, the animosities of this party being directed against the Portuguese resi dents, who are regarded as almost the only people of substance and credit among the trading community in the empire. In accounts from Senegal, of the 11 th ult., it is mentioned that the news of the emancipation of the blacks created a temporary sensation. In commercial affairs there was quite a calm, Gum was in demand at 47f. 50c. the 100 kilog. SPIRITS.—Prices continue to recede for East India Rum, and buyers to make purchases with much cau tion. Only 100 hhds &c. have been sold at is 4d to la 5d per gallon proof. Jamaica must again be quoted cheaper, and exporters as well as home trade buyers do business with reluctance; low and mid sorts are the most difficult of disposal. The sales are 100 puns at 3s to 3s 2d for fair quality 32s to 38s per cent over proof; small parcels of mid to good 3s 3d to 3s 10d, and fine 4s to 4s 4d. Of the latter only a limited quantity islon - 7 -- . kcir ~..,:.,L -A , •. e,,, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. We regret to state that the health of Commodore Sit; J. Gordon Bremer, K.C.8., K.C.11., although improved during his short leave of absence from the duties of Superintendent at Woolwich Dockyard, is nevertheless in so unsatisfactory a condition as to oblige him to take the earliest opportunity of resign ing that responsible and very onerous appointment into the hands of the Admiralty. This event will be much regretted by all classes in her Majesty's dock yard, Woolwich, by whom Sir Gordon Bremer is held in the highest respect, esteem, and reverence, for his just and impartial administration of his office in th• most kind and considerate manner. It will, however, be some consolation to the officers and men of Woolwich Dockyard, to find that the place of one so much esteemed will be filled by an officer who is in every way worthy to succeed to their respect—via. Captain Henry Eden (1827), now pri vate secretary to the First Lord of the Admiralty. It would be superfluous to enlarge on the merits of this gallant officer. Since he has occupied the distinguished office he now holds, he has become more extensively known to dicers of all ranks of the navy as one who, pos sessing a most admirable esprit cls corps, has exerted himself to the utmost to anticipate, so far as his ability and influence extended, the wants and wishes of every one with whom he has been brought into official contact. His departure from the Admiralty, we are sire, will not be more deeply regretted by every one in that establishment, from the highest to the lowest, than by the whole naval service ; and a e are equally certain that the selection of this officer by the Board of Admiralty to succeed Sir Gordon Bre mer will be unanimously approved of. In the report of the "Select Committee on the Navy, Army, and Ordnance Estimates," page 48, it is laid down that " the office of superintendent of a dockyard should not, in the opinion of your committee, be conferred as an honorary retirement for past services, however meritorious. It requires activity, habits of command, and of methodical arrangement, and the order and efficiency of each dockyard will be found principally to depend on the fitness of the superintendent for the peculiar duties he is selected to perform." Fully concurring in these opinions, which, although mere truisms, in some degree redeem the narrow, dull, trifling, unmeaning, maudlin character of the report generally, redolent as it is of "small beer," " salt Junk," and quarters of pounds of "onions or leeks," we think it will be conceded by the immaculate " select" that Captain Edon, by his professional and office la bours, has qualified himself in an eminent degree for the very important situation of a dockyard superintendent. To his experience of general afloat service he has added that acquired by a term of com mand as Flag Captain at one of our principal ports, under that late most highly-distinguished flag-officer, Admiral Sir Graham Moore, G.C.8., and he goes to Woolwich more especially adapted for the "peculiar duties he is selected to perform," inasmuch as from his present position as private secretary to Lord Auckland he is necessarily most thoroughly imbued with the sentiments and wishes of the Admiralty with reference to dockyard reform, which under his active superintendence we may fairly hope will turn out to be improvement. —Herald. Captain Charles Eden, flag-captain to Sir T. Bladen Capel, K.C.8., the Commander-in-Chief at Ports mouth, will in all probability succeed Captain Henry Eden, at the Admiralty, as private secretary to the Earl of Auckland, who, we are happy to believe, is in the enjoyment of excellent health. The First Lord of the Admiralty gave a dinner last night, at Eden Lodge, to Rear-Admiral D. Dundas, C. 8., M.P., and the Hon. Captain Berkeley, C. 8., M.P., his Lordship's colleagues ; Captain Eden, Captain P. MiQuhae, and other naval officers, &c. Admiral Sir W illiam Hall Gage, G.C.H. returned to Devonport from London, from leave of absence, on Saturday, and re-hoisted his flag on board the San ' Josef. The Impregnable, 104, flag-ship, to replace the San Josef, has been taken out of dock, and the officers and crew will be turned over to her very shortly. Rear-Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, Bart., C. 8., left Southampton yesterday, to return to Malta, to reside there. The Admiralty have cancelled the order for per mitting Lieutenants Lymingstalt and Sasse, of the Swedish Royal navy, to make notes and drawings of what they inspect in their visits to Majesty's dock ya)ds. EARLY ATTENDANCE.—The Admiralty have called on the dockyards to report at what time in the morn ing it is customary for the principal and other officers to attend at their respective departments, and to com mence their duties for the day. CHAIN CABLES.—The Admiralty have called on the dockyards for a return of all chain cables which remain at the establishments uncleaned ; and also a return of .all new cables furnished from contractors since the 30th Sept. last year. We would suggest that their Lordships should likewi s e call for a return of how many shackles of cables were altered at De vonport Dockyard, on the plan of countersinking the pin, and what was the cost per shackle; and likewise how many shackles were sent from Devonport and other dockyards to the river Thames, to the establish ments of the contractor to be altered upon this simple plan, and what was the cost per shackle charged by the contractor ; the cost also of conveyance to and from the contractors to the dockyard being given, and by whom that cost was defrayed. This infor mation, if furnished correctly, we believe will clear up a report which has for some time prevailed of the most undue favour having been shown to a con tractor to the great detriment of the public service.-;-- Herald. BURSTING OF THE VICTORIA BALLOON. HALSTEAD, OCT. 28.—An autumnal gala wa s fixed for the 27th of October at Halstead, and Mr. C. Green, the veteran aeronaut, was to have made his 400th ascent on the occasion ; and great was the dis• appointment which thr storm of wind and rain caused, involving, as it did, the postponement of the enter tainments till this day (Saturday). But to the ex treme regret of the concourse of visitors Saturday morning offered no improvement upon Friday, as the storm from the south-west increased. The inflation of the balloon, however, had pro greosed mo,t favourably ; the committee had made the best possible arrangements; all parties concerned were in harmony, and anxious to give satisfaction— but the elements forbade the fulfilment of their de sires. The storm increased, the wind kept up its attacks on the restrained aerial monster as though determined to sweep it away. Moored to the earth by five strong ropes and stakes, ballasted by about one ton and a half of iron weights attached with ropes to the ring or hoop, surrounded by about 30 or 40 powerful labourers and members of the committee, employed uuder the control of Mr. PEA% •~ APPOINTMANTS. Commander George 11. Gardner, promoted in March last, has been appointed to study at the steam factory, Woolwich. Lieutenant Frank 11. Hawkins (1145), late of the Amphion, screw-frigate, has also been appointed to study at the steam-factory, Woolwich. Surgeon—Dr. Colin A. Browning (1817), to be surgeon s uperintendent in charge of the Hathemy, convict ship. Midshipman—A. J. Innes, to the Daphne, 18, at Chatham. LIB CYCLOPS, STEAM-FRIGLTE.--,A. letter from an officer of the Cyclops, steam- frigate, Captain the Hon. R. F. Hastings, dated, Madeira, Oct. 18, says— "We leave for Cape Verde to-day ;we are all well, and are already counting our prizes of coast slavers. The Dover, colonial steam •vessel, for the Gambia, and the Adelaide, colonial vessel for port Adelaide, are here ; and likewise a French Admiral's steam frigate, L'Elan ; a Dutch war steam-frigate, Phoenix; an American corvettee. One thing I must not forget to mention—as we all experienced the benefit of it— that is, the admirable coal establishment of the Ad miralty at this island. It will be scarcely believed at our home dockyards that our vessel, together with the French and Dutch steamers, were coaled in Funchal Roads the same day ; but such is the fact. We took 133 tons, and the Frenchman took 135 tons, and the Dutchman, I believe, about the same quantity. Our Captain was highly pleased with the expedition, and expressed as much to the people in charge." The Prince Regent, 92, Captain W. F. Martin, at Spithead, will have her defects made good by the dockyard by the 2d November. The repairs have been delayed by the weather. The Powerful, 84, Captain the Hon. R. S. Dundee, C. 8., will have her defects made good at Spithead by the 2d November. This ship has entered very few men as yet. The Vernon, 60, Captain Fitzgerald, arrived at Sheerness from the East Indies on Friday, and on Sunday, at 11.30, A.M., was towed up to Chatham by the African and Wildfire steam-vessels.' Her orders •re to be cleared of her ballast, and to be prepared for being docked and surveyed, preparatory to being paid off. When in dock Mr. Watts, assistant to the Sur veyor of the Navy, is to proceed to Chatham, and in conjunction with the officers of the yard there, to survey and to report upon the ship's condition. A report has been called for as to when the Leander, 50, at Portsmouth, and the Indefatigable, 50, at Devonport, will be completed and ready in every respect as advanced frigates. The Amazon, 26, was commissioned at Devonport, on Saturday, by the master, Mr. Niblett. Captain Trowbridge arrived at Devonport, and took up his commission on the following day. The Calliope, 26, Captain Stanley, arrived at Auckland on the 25th June, from the Bay of Islands, having been ashore there. The Dido, 18, Captain Maxwell, arrived at Auck land on the 29th June, from New South Wales. Both ships are ordered home. The Daedalus, 19, is ordered to be surveyed, and her defects to be made good at Devonport as soon as possible, as their Lordships have intimated that her services will be wanted very shortly. The Orestes, 14, Commander hawker, at Ports mouth, will relieve the Grecian, 16, Commander Tindal, on the Brazil station. The Seagull, 6, packet-brig, Lieut. Commander Smail, has been taken out of dock at Devonport, and will shortly be reedy to return to Falmouth. The Dragon, 6, steam-frigate, Captain W. H. Hall, left Kingston on the 27th for Carrickfergus, with ordnance stores. The Reynard, 8, screw-schooner, Commander Cracroft, will not be ready at Portsmouth before the 17th November. A spare screw is ordered for her. The Rasamond, 6, steam-sloop, Commander Foote, arrived at Chatham, has had her crders for paying off cancelled, and in consequence of her efficient condi tion is ordered to have her defects made good, and to be refitted with every dispatch. It has been whispered that the township of Stonehouse political interest has had something to do with keeping this vessel in com mission, instead of being paid off, as other vessels paid off before their time have been. The Medina, 3, steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Com mander Darby, to leave Woolwich on the sth No vember for the Mediterranean, is ordered to call at Portsmouth. The Meteor, steam-vessel, Commander Butler, will be paid off at Sheerness on the 2d November. The Royal Marines at Fortan Barracks, Gosport . ; have been so much in the habit of escaping over the walls and remaining out all night, that it , has been complained of to the Admiralty, and their Lordships have in consequences, directed the commandant to post more sentries around the barrack walls. The Admiralty have accepted Mr. Roles tender for supplying and fixing standard posts around the new steam basin at Portsmouth. Poasramourn, MONDAY.—The Kingfisher, 12, Commander Harvey, sailed from Spithead at 11 80 this morning for Plymouth, having been 18 days only in fitting out since the pendant was hoisted. The Orestes, 18, Commander Hawker, we expect, will exhibit equal expedition in fitting out. She is manned, and will be masted to-morrow. Com mander Hawker took up his commis,ion to her to-day. The Echo steam-tug embarked the provisional bat talion (formed from depots of regiments on foreign service), which has been serving as part of this gar rison for some time past, this morning, and proceeded with them to Cowes, on their return to Parkhurst, Isle of Wight. The Fairy Royal yacht, Master Commander 'Welch, was undocked this afternoon after the repair of her waste steam pipe, &c. The Dockyard Revision Committee went on board the Illustrious, 72, Captain Yates, on Saturday, be fore leaving for London, and inspected the working" of the new cooking apparatus, the improvement of Mr. T. T. Grant, F.R.S., of the Royal, Clarence Victualling Establishment, and approved , it very highly. Two more are ordered, one to cieok for 600 men, and the other for 100. The Hastings, 72, Captain M organ , a rr i ve d a t Ri o , en route to the East Indies, on the 29th of August, and embarked the new Minister to the Argentine Republic (Mr. Sotheron) and suite, who were to be conveyed to Monte Video in the Alecto steam sloop, then at Rio. The Hastings had been sickly with smallpox on the passage out, but no fatal cases had occurred. A letter from her, dated the 6th- of Sep tember, states, " We sail to-morrow for Singapore, and hope to make a quicker passage thither than we have made here. All are well at present." Wind S.W. by S., moderate breezes and cloudy weather. TIIII COAST DEFENCE BRIGADE. The drilling of the Coast Guard at the great gun exercise is now closed for the year, and although it was commenced late this season, 2,600 men; con sisting of the Coast Guard from Harwich to Penzance, and the crews of 37 revenue crusers, have been well trained, making an increase of 1,600 on the number drilled last year. The expense attending the in struction of this number of men has not exceeded 1,0001. The steady and prudent manner with which the instructions were conducted under the respective officers, and especially the ex ceeding good temper displayed by the gunners of the Excellent, rendered the tuition more a matter of en tertainment than labour, and so much interest was displayed by the coast fishermen and neighbouring inhabitants where the guns were placed, that many volunteers are ready to enrol themselves in the event of their services being called for. The general prac tice of those drilled was very good, and would have done credit to any one of her Majesty's ships after a three years' commission. It is gratifying to be enabled to state that throughout such extensive instruction no accident, even of the most trivial kind, - has occurred. The Coast Guard force consists altogether of 6,500 men, of whom 4,000 on an emergency could be col lected in 48 hours, which, with the Marines and disposable men in the various Government ports, would insure ten sail-of-the-line being at'-sea "on the shortest notice." The Coast Guard has very many deserving old officers in it. The present Comptroller- General has done much to improve it, and through his representation the Lords of the Admiralty have granted " sea time" to those in it who brie com manded cruisers. There are ne men , better acquainted with the pilotage of the British coast than the commanders of the revenue cruisers, naval and civilian, and as one of the proofs of this the loss of a revenue cruiser is never heard of, although at sea in all weathers. It is hoped, now that the good character and' -high spirit of this invalu able national force has been developed, that its merits will be appreciated, and old lieutenants who have been faithful servants to the country may-be allowed some retiring pension after their l o n g and 'arduous course beyond the small pittance of lieutenants' half pay (ss. per diem), and some better provislon for the male part of their families than that of boys and ma riners in revenue cutters, which it is to be regretted is too frequently their best lot. _ PLYMOUTH, OCT. 28.—One inspector of ship wrights, eight shipwrights, one joiner, three rope makers, three sawyers, six leading men labourers, and eight labourers-30 men in all, have been exa mined by the surgeon of the dockyard preparatory to superannuation. We had a very heavy storm of wind and rain all last night from the southward and westward, it has decreased considerably to-day. Wind, W.S.W., blowing strong. RAILWAY SHARI& MARKETS. BRISTOL, Ocr. 30. STOCK EX CHANGE. - -There was a decided improvement in the shaf • market. The sales are—Great Western, Quarters, 3",zi dis.—Ditto, W. Shares, 3 dis. LIVERPOOL, °cr. 30. STOCX EXCHANGE.—The market opened with animation, and prices advanced rapidly, but subsequently decline The sales are—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junc tion, 31/. Shares, 81 ,1—Caledonian, Preference, c. Lancashire and Yorkshire (late Blanchester and Birming ham), Quarters, 7 dis.—Ditto, Fifths, 4 c. dis.—Ditto, 321. Shares (late Extension), 10 dis.—Ditto (late West Riding Union), Fifths, .531, dis.—London and North Western 116 — Ditto, New Quarters, 1 1 , , g c. p.—Ditto, Quarters (C), 1:17, P.—Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Eghths, 7 dis. —Ditto, 10/. Preference, 975—Midland Stock, 77 c.—Ditto, New Halves, 10 1 4 c. dis .—North Staffordshire, 6%—Scottish Central, 2 3—Shrewsbury and Chester, 10/. Preference, 12 ; f4 -- Shropshire Union, 3 dis.—South-Eastern aild Dover, No. 4, Thirds, C/. 183. 9d.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (G. N. E. Purchase), 1 1 A, c. dis. MANCHESTER, Ocr. 30. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are—Caledonian, Prefer ence, 3 / 4 dis.—Leeds, Fifths, 4 3 4 dis.—Ditto, Thirty. seconds, C. dis.—London and North-Western, New Quarters, 1% p. —West Riding Union, 54 dis.—North Staffordshire, 5 11-10 dis.—South-Eastem and Dover, No. 4,6% die.—Man chester and Birmingham, Quarters (C), 2 p.—Huddersfield and Sheffield, 19—Leeds, Preference, p.—Great Northern (13), dis. BIRMINGHAM, Ocr. 30. STOCK EXCITANGE.—The market opened stiff, and little disposition to sell was manifested by holders of railway stock. London and North-Western were at 116 or 117—Midlands were at Saturday's quotations—North Staffordshire, 5 1 A dis. Shropshire Union, dis—South Staffordshire, Preference, 1-3 p. YORK, Ocr. 28. STOCK EXCHANOE.—The business transacted t•-day wes as follows : Great Northern, 3%—North British, Thirds, 3%—llitto, Quarters, 3—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (G. N. E. Purchase), 4 3 4—York and North Midland, Prefer ence, 7%. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—A Dreadful Enlargement of the Knee, Cured by Holloway's Ointment and Pilll.--- Abraham Banks, an elderly- man living near the Dry Creek, South Australia, had such a painful affection and enlargement of the knee, that he dispaired of ever recovering the use of his limb, the numerous remedies that he made trial of failing to banish or even to mitigate the disease. In this suffering condition he was advised to try Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and- he commenced a regular application of them, which in a short time effected a complete cure. The Adelaide Observer of the 25th March, 1848, publishes this as one among the many astonishing cures effected, in South Australis', by these invaluable medicines.— Sold by all Druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, Londe*• The Havre papers state that there was less busi ness in the cotton market and a consequent heaviness in quotations. BIRTHS. On the 27th inst., the ;s , ;Teofi'. Le Gros Clurk, Esq., of Spring-gardens, of a son. On the 27th inst., at Hyde-park-place West, Mrs. John Wainewright, of a son. On the 1 17th inst., at Sherburn-house, Durnham, the wife of Major Faber, 49th Regiment, of a son. On the 28th inst., at China-terrace, Lambeth, Mrs. John Trueman, of a son. On the 28th inst., at Iligh-street, Newington butts, the wife of Mr. W. 11. Stray, of a son. On the 29th inst., at Crouch-end, llomsey, Mrs. Thomas Dakin, of a daughter. On the 29th inst., in llyde-park-square, Mrs. E. Baldwillt of twins, both sons. MARRIED. On the 19th inst., at Tonbridge-wells, William E. Eussel , t Esq., of Swanscombe, Kent, to Elinor Annastasia, niece 0 , General Darnford, and second daughter of the late Clemen i Kirwan, Esq., of Upper Wimpole-street, London. On the 2,5 th inst., at St. Mary's, Newington, 'W. E. Gil' • christ Wilson, E sq ., M.D., o f T r i n it y - square , t o Marie Mar; garet Dixon, ;second daughter of Robert Heslop, Esq., West-square. On the 28th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Charlet • youngest son of Edward Edwards, Esq., of Woburn.square and Ramsgate, to Mary Elizabeth, only surviving child of the late W. Tate, Esq., of Frognel-lodge, Hampstead. DIED. On the 26th of July last, on board the ship Earl Did" housie, on his return from Calcutta to England, Sir Henri, Wilmot Seton, Knight, late one of her Majesty's Judges 0' the Supreme Court of the Presidency of Bengal. On the lith of September last, at Golden-lane Estate , Tobago, aged 28, David, the only surviving son of James Macqueen, Esq., of Kensington-square. On the 14th inst., at Portobello, Miss Mary Louisa Rind, eldest daughter of the late Dr. T. Rind, Stirling. On the 23d inst., at Alfred-place, North Brixton, Mr. A- Nicholls, late of the Bank of England, aged 67. On the 26th inst., at Nottingham-terrace, Mrs. S. Hill- On the 27th inst., at North-bank, Regent's-park, Major" General Thomas Garner. On the 27th inst., at Sydenham, Kent, Mary, relict of the late Ralph Gilbert, Esq. At Twickenham, on the 27th il3t., Mr. J. Tapps, aged 7 0 . On the 27th inst., at New Glocester-street, hoaton, Mr. John Anther, aged 55. London : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, if No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, trand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the c ty of Middlesex, Tuesday, October 31, 1848. No. 112, oni i'or P *aeu to re An indl of the w 11( " When a stranger came, cry were •rde God. 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