The Sun. — London, England, 1852-08-18 00:00:00

TH E S UN 9 LONDON, W E DN E S D AN E VENIN Gp A U GU . , ---------- form a eommittee to confer with the landowners with a HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. injurious consequences to the pecuniary interests THE FRENCH it Epu - BLI.c) THE SHARE MAAKETS. , 1 min. after 4 s Tam DAT -Morning 40 nsin. atter 3 I Evening ___-......--- View tO settle the terms to eaeir satisfaction. ro-Moaaow-Mo r nin g 21 min. after 4 I E ven ing 42 min. after 4 of the shareholders, and peace is desirable on almost -4. BRITISH RAILWAYS After a short consultation with the other directors, . .. ._ , - . Mr. Chaplin repeated th . is . suggestion, adding that half- THE WEATHER.-Suzi OyexcE, AUGUST 18. isnsthees done might be appointed to assist the can be effected, or that a still more intimate union We are happy to read in the Patric a contradiction of the reported death of the gallant veteran General Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day. a-dozen shareholders THEFLMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. _____________ ~..............=.........• board in eonferring with the landowners. -- Mr. HERAPATIL objeyted to anything that might com- 74-highest since noon yesterday. is essential, remains to be proved, but something should be fortwith carried into execution to prevent PETIT. Aberdeen 100/. paid 26 to 27 The Council )f • Arrondissement of Havre has voted Amb., Not., Bost. &E. 25% % mit the compeny to the plan at all. 58-lowest this morning and during the night further contests. June. Mr. Sergeant GA.SELEE said that he held a great 71-this day, at noon. an address to tie PRESIDENT of the Republic, thank- Yesterday tbe London and South-Western Corn- leg him for the3ervices which he has rendered to the ma ny proxies from d Manchester, and the gentlemen BAnostecreme 29'88- e. he re "loam wissente were not unfavourable to the pro- dinar half- (rl W IND S.S.W.-m orn ing, fine sunshiny weather; Afternoon, pany held their or 3 1 3 7 a 37 meeting, which country. Simi)v resolutions have been voted by the Valley ... all pd. 11 - 11% Birk L & Ch. Jet, ~ an., ject i 'tselk tINIr principal objection being to the terms. cloudy. I made s eci was subsequent y pal for the purpose of ncils of Ariendissemen Cou t of Perthnay, Amiens, Bir., Vieolv., and Stour late 33/. 65.8 d., 28/. pd. 9 -8% d. proposed that there be added to the Joigny, Chateau•oux, and Dieppe. Q t ptain MOORSoM A heavy storm last night, with vivid flashes of lightning considering the expediency of carrying out the pro- Ditto, Chest. & Birk., propeosition, that the committee should consider the pro and very loud peals of thunder. posed central line from Salisbury to Exeter. Many M. ABRATUCCI, Minister of Jultice, with the de- A decree in the Moniteur charges, ad interim, •ty of obtaieing a line between Dorchester and Ax- ditto ... 18 1 4 pd. ... - ... prie • • per men a , tiring the temporary absence "muster. . reasons were adduced in favour of the proposition t tof Fia ice d • Brist. & Exet., 1001. pd. 59 - 101 D s i O tt e o te , 25L Cons., all pd. 18% - 19% The CHAIRMAN-Yea have no scheme that will hold DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The sim eo p vu l o e gihd fa oa c f t cro t a h ui l a nw t t i yy t h cso e 3m r am c o i ul n en t s e i c m wa p ti id. l o a e n t e , d who r . outew o u 1 d 0f M . BINEAU. 37% 88 water., and a you had, you have no money tO carry it State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following same journal, pouting met to the notice of the PRE. C C h al es ed t. olia H n cd . 3;h .l . o , o a / li p p d d .. 3 19 8 IA -.._ 3 2 8 0 % A report from XL DE PERSIGNY iS published in the Cork & Bandon, all pd 15 -16 ont.-(Langhter.) I wish to speak in the kindest way; places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. -The stations P , w ic as ye IS t to warrant its adoption. There is no dis- of the Republic a number of persons who but this meeting was perfectly humbugged last year.- are arranged in order of latitude. Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ... Dub. & Belf. Jct. 45/ pd. 7 - 5 d. (Great laughter.) A committee was obtained, but it E. , cis ...emend S.S.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. u h ld alone t b . e SIDENT h & Ab only led to delay. SoffTHAairroN-Wind S., strong breeze-overcast. cted with devctednes trict in England which will contin b • 2 ue to su mit to a days of December, and recommending them for sto the Government in the deen June. ... all pd. 6% -7% D Di u t n to d , e N e, e P w ert Captain MOoßsom protesta against his scheme being FeeemsTee eE-Wind S.W., light breeze-overcast. s t o u a t ffi s a s l c l t y i h e d n r called a humbug. H e was glad, however, that the chair- Teeinecooe-Wind S.W., strong breeze-overcast. deprivation so very prejudi •I t 11 t • ma o a par ies con- reward. A decrea follows, .'.. all pedr promoting two persons so East Anglian (25eL• & • ••• - ••• man had at last spoken out. Had he done so a long time GREENWICH-Wind S., gentle breeze- overcast. •:ierned, but more especially to the agriculturists. named to the ranleof officers in the Legion of Honour E. and L.& D.)100/. p 4 -4 % S.W. calm age, instead of appearing personally to favour it, a 'Mt •=Te.OOD-Wind . , -overcast. Landlords and t t ' d . and conferring the cross th* t th 'Do (18/. E.& H.)all pd. 2% -3% desk of trottble might have been saved. C eemexantir.-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. enan s, proprietors an occupiers, on ir y o ers. East.Counties...2oL pd. 10% - 10% 10% % non-W ind S. entle breeze-cloudy. ire alike agitating for the td •d e d Another decree tontains 130 promotions or nomi grea est era um, an Eastern Union, class A, , The CHAIRMAN-You certainly came to me, but you C ` 3ll ' m ur. ~ 'g , •11 toady. nations in the Legion of Yareetourie- 7, ind a , gentle breeze-partia y c it a Honour. Amongst the per- late E. U. shrs., all pd. 6% - 7 wanted 3,0001. before you could even serve the notices. • dicate the state of ppears tolerably certain, that if the company Ihe returns from the followin laces in eons named, Generil Rouen, is made grand officer ; Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ... Mr. LOCKE said the landowners had no particular de- g I) orning at nine will not undertake it, others less fastidious M . p th 2 sire to raise any part of tbe money. lf the company the wind and weather on Monday m will be f leen; e refect of Police at Paris, and M. Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 4% - 5 ound, who may prove formidable ancashire 100/. p ... - ... East L , 67 66 wished it, they mieht raise the whole sum. o'clock :- DELAMANE, proprietor of the Patrie, to the rank of -beavy rain. , Do. New Quer., all pd ... - ... After some further discussion a resolution was moved Memaxaaa-Wind S.E., strong breeze rivals, and occasion a vast additional expenditure at officers ; and M. DE LA GUERONNIERE, the politicai E. & W. India Docks and carried almost unanimously to the following effect: PeuLE-Wind S.E., strong breeze-rai t n . . some future period. The journey to Exeter-the writer in the p ays, to the rank of knight. and Bir. Junc., all pd 59 -61 -" That this meeting is of opinion that it is very im- Lireaffrox-Wind S E., calm-overcas ver __ e capital of the West of England-will be shortened by We find the following in the Pa •" M T 8 &WYk J all p ... - ••• ys.- . HIER -•- - Be-, of EIoLTHEAD-Wind S strong breeae-o .ease pottant to the security of the interests and property f _ Nc _ s ., s e-partially cloudy. was at Vevey, in Switzerland, when he received the Edinb. & Glas., 100/. pd 62 -61 63% trong breez . oo less than twenty-six miles, the distance by the this railway that the originally designed extension o ,hee- KU- . Wi nd' '' b principally clear. news of the decree of the 7h • h • • V Edin.,Per.& Dan. 100/. 22 -24 t inst., aut onsing is the line from Salisbury to Exeter should be carried oat "Erner-Wind s., gentle reeze gentle b r eeze-overcast. present route being 197 miles, while by that under return to Paris. le• Glas. & S.-West.,loo/4) ... - ... DARLINGTON Wind S., ,is news caused him a pleasure Great Northn 400/. d 74 -76 le 72% 73% without delay, provided that reasonable terms can be Seep- re bid E , gentle breeze-partially cleudy. _ consideration it will be only 171 miles. It was also which he loudly expressed. M. THIERS bore the Do. %s. A Stk., 100 L p4l- 43 41 arrived at witt the landowners who have offered to co- Bn - Win * d S.E., gentle breeee-partially cloudy. stated that responsible contractors were willing to weight of his exile with great grief, and the moment Do. B Stock, 100 L pd 114 - 115 operate with this company for the purpose in question; - ---- i - c - h, th we y, Greenw e mean height und k h b ch for 1 100,0001., erta et e construction of the ran , . dof th he hear , e decree he eagerly commenced prepa- Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 44% - 45% 44 3 / 4 [x.d and that it is accordingly resolved that it go back to a At the Royal Observe k was so low as 29.380 in. The . rations for his de m Great Westn., 100/. pd 92% -93 x.d 913% %ee et% parture. For many years past . committee consisting of the board an g d the followin of the barometer last wee e the week was 59•7°, which is I'7° less than one-half of the amount that had previously TRIERS has alw a • - - ee, • Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 85 -87 87 86 gentlemen, ea ieport in the month p of Se tember.- mean temperature o Mr. Simpson M r lower than the a the same week • verage of in ten years. been sanctioned for the formation of a similar line Y 8 passed his summer out or rims, o.Thirds 11/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% a d th . b h D ' - p n is year pm namely, Mr. Craigie, Mr. Beaven, , . Th •dd • g the week was chiefly from the south-west, ead arranged to spend several months Lanc. & York., 100/. pd 76 - 76% 75% 74% 75 e win arm e not offering superior advantages. The calculations at Vevey. He is, ho • t "I Do., Quarters _all pd „., -- .., Helps Mr. Matins, Mr. Ashmore, and Mr. Tite." the average rate of 140 miles a day. 'Seedy wever, now so anxious o swat and blew at •ts himself of the Do Fifths 14/ d 5 - 4 dis. 8% Beiore this motion was put Captain Mooasoer made le in. of rain fell. The e t o ea o n a temlature of the Thames from the estimated traffic showed that the receip authorisation to return to Paris, that 11 P p 3 -31 d' another effort to get his clause added to it, and Mr. declined from about t 69 h it ° is still much ay to 66°-62° on Sa- would not only be sufficient to pay full interest on on Wednesday or Thursday he will be at his resi- Do"W. Rid. Un Leeds Northern; all Y4 pd 15 -16 is. Locke said he should not object to the addition if the turday. In the nig warmer than the air. •_ dence in the Pl ace in the outlay, but to leave a margin towards the divi ..... . Sa t Georges. The PRINCE Liv.Crsby&Sthpt. all p ... - ... work " Bridport" were substituted for that of " Dor- • rRESIDENT, wile was happy to sign the document Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8- 8% 7% 8 cheater." Tile gallant captain's motion only found two dend of the old lines, and this without taking into which re d e ,A - • L -7 : .* 4k. -opene the gates of the country to an illus- Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 103% - 104%xd1103 104 102% supporters, and was of course lost. 44, 4 e 4 , ~ .; ~,, T .111 • m - ii 1,, 'ln ient • account the addition of profits arising from se e-c tnous citizen will d dto learn Lon. &N.West.,looL p 120% - 121 xd 120 119% 3 / 4 x.d A vote of thanks was then given to the chairman, and se, et' a - S '-e ----- e - e.,,,.. e 'Pie a feeder. witb what feeling f ,we onbt not, be please Do. Quarters 25L pd ... - ••• the • d d how act was receive , an the meeting, which had lasted upwards of six hours, , -- . e ee ee s e ~,e , Do. Fifths 12/. pd 3% - 4 p 234 broke up. se- -, . ese e is kyk : - CI, _74V 7, A.. -.. ,-, - ui 0 E fS• li7 , ~, .r• M 0 \ s ," ' i : .' ---- '4C f- 4 ` 4 .` . ur rising eagerly it was taken Under such circumstances, it is only s p advantage of." Do. 10/.,M &B. (e) 1/p 1% -1% p 88 87 A meeting of the proprietors of the New South- ioned , - .... ~ ' eel"- , eeeee-te.teese that the project was not immediately Benet • e - General BEDEAU has written to the Independance Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 88 -89 89% 90 89 --- ev.• --se, _ or earussels to state that there is no truth in the report Do. New 50/., 42% pd 6 - 5 dis. Western Steam Navigation Company was then held, but • It was, however, after some discussion, decided that wh• h h b Do. New 40/. -34/. pd 5% - 4 %dis. the business was merely formal, and lasted only for a it should be referred to a committee of directors and orders in th Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 14 -15 few minutes. le e church. , ew. Man. Bust. & Mat. all p 2% - 3 .---.-------------------.------• '1) , shareholders to make the necessary arrangements, The PRINCE PRESIDENT of the Republic gave a man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 28 -29 27% 27 28 rand soirée o PENTONVILLE. net Rental • ..`• It and to report the result to a special meeting of tbe g 0 Monday night, at the Palace of St. Do. Manch. &Lincoln A Capital LEASEHOLD INVESTMENT, producing a see , shareholders to be held next month. This may b CI e - -oud• The card f • • t* s o invite ion fixed nine o'clock for Union 4l. 2s. pd 8 -2% dis. • [69% 70% of 401. 155. per annum t'ons to SELL LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1852. tion. the commencement of th t . dbf hli Midland e recep ion, an e ore a -100 L pd 70% -71 70%,,69 3 / 4 70% MR. MARSH has received instruce I Bank of England, looked upon as tantamount to its adop Do. Bir. & Darby 1001. 40 -42 ast nine at least , one thousand persons had arrived. by AUCTION, at the Mart, oPPosite, th ock, •Cos No time will be lost, for the decision of the adjourned 13 By ten o clock Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... - ... TO-MORROW, August 19, 1852, at Twelve o I nat e RESIDENCE, most Query-If her MAJESTY'S Ministers had not f at least two thousand were present, Do. % Shares, 17% pd - ... ••• A commodious and well-arranged briek-h- lace Penton- • meeting will be sufficiently early for the service o and guests conti 7 CUrilillillg - P • seized the Ameri k • nued to arrive until after midnight. Newcas. & Carl. all pd m - ee advantageously situate, and c omprising •, d King • s -cross. Let on can smac in the Bay of Fundy, if ville-bill, Midway be t w een the Angel a most respectable tenant, Sir GEORGE Ser h d MOUR a not acted thus vigorously the preliminary notices and the other proceedings Among the company were a great number of sena- Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ..„ - ... Lease for a term of 7, 14, or 21 years, to um. Held upon Lease for • of both tors, members of the Council of State and judges, Newmarket all pd 47 -49 required by the standing orders at the very moderate rent of 45/. PT . : excee di ng ly low Gromid-rent in obedience to the instructions received by him from - by the members of the diplomatic corps, all the generals Newport, Abergaven., an unexpired term of 33 years, " at i t s in an excellent state of repair. th Cb • e a met, if tbe DERBY Administration bad not Houses of Parliament. The directors, fth and Hereford l2/ pd 3% - 3 di& of 4/. 55. per annum. The House or . he tenant, and particulars with lied o e army of Paris, and a considerable number of N & E •k 7% tee 2y May be viewed by permission • their ready assent to the investigation, suPP colonels d ewry nnis • P 4 '''' 4 the Premises ;at the Mart ;of Messrs adventured upon their recentl bold olic in ef 100/. pd 42 -44 42 conditions of sale obtained on , i Fenchurch-street ; and at m i .: • y p y re- an other officers. At a little after ten Norfolk seeteitore. -o, . the best evidence of their unlimited confidence in the o'clock the P Wright and Bonner, te-row, Mansion-house. rence to the British North American fisheries, would RINCE, accompanied by the Princess Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9% -8% dis. cate the m Marsh's Offices, 2, Chariot soundness of the project. They did not depre ATHILDE and some of his Ministere, went through North. Coun.Un. 3 eepd 3 -2% dis. not the race of systematic cavilers have yet more 30 - SOB MUSPRATT TO 31R. ALLSOPP. from the the rooms b • Norte British ...25L pd 50 -31 PROFESS._ inquiry because they have nothing to fear owing to his guests. On his retiring the 1 7 % - 7 dee e lysed samples of your Ales, and find th V at intlently assailed tbe existing Government ? The ' m a- dance comm Nth. Devon, N 0.1,13 .p "I have ca.refuPY an artiele of any injurious substance I result. The more stringent and scrutinising it e enced in the long gallery, and this was Do., No. 2 6% pd ... - ... they do not contain a r p Ales for years, and with . and my truth is, that those who are so particu- followed by family laave used you perfect confidence in be the better will they be satisfied. a splendid supper. A considerable por- Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2% -2% I know that Pale Ale, prepared as in tion of the their purity. . 11 your brewery larly obstreperous in regard to what they ' company remained till a late hour. Some Do., %B, guar. 5/. pd 1% - % dis. . t __ „ rye , a nee, contains a large quantity of nutriciou; -.e5...---. under 'men inc a idea ma b - 5 dis. 12% % er ; and the hop, by its tonic properties, gives a healthy tone to term the precipitation of the late proceedings of our The death of Sir JAMES PARKER, one of the Vice- 3 , e formed of the crowded state of the North Stafford. 17% p 5% matt the stomach. administrators towards the fishermen of the United Chancellors ofEngland 1 1 bl appointment , rooms by the fact of the file of carriages reachine• North-Western...all pd ... - ... " SHERIDAN MUSPRATT, F.R.S.E., , p aces ava ua 0 ' N. & S.-W. June. 8% p 3% - 4 Fe .. - beyond the bridge of Surennee. 45% 46 45 „nember of the Royal Irish Academy and States would have been, under those circumstances, at the disposal of the Government. Various specula- A I Oxf.,Wor., &W.,100L p ... - ... of la Societe d'Encouragement. etter from Nantes, of the 14tb instant, states p - Scottish Central 100/. 72 74 e College of Chemistry, Liverpool." among the very first to direct the charge of weakness • lions are afloat as to the person who may be selected that Prince JEROME BONAPARTE had arrived there on Scottish Midld., 100/. p 51 -53 ALLSOPP'S PALE or BITTER ALE may be and ot timidity, and of a culpable disposition to con- for this post. If Lord DERBY follow the excellent the previous day. The PRINCE, on his way, stopped Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 9 -9% obtained in casks the Noble Lord at the head of the Fo- Do. B all pd 6 -6% h will make the at Indret, and devoted part of a day to examining of 13 gallons and upwards from the Brewery, cede against example fL d J R 0 Or OHN USSELL, e Burton-on-Trent ; and from the undermentioned Branch Establish- Shrew. & Her. Old 8/. p 1% -1% dia. meiats :- reign Department. That Noble Lord we ourselves appointment onl h 1 f the individual, the works at that place, afterwards coming on to L0ND0Y............ y on t e men s o Shrewsbu. and Chester at 61, King William-street, City. k regarded as most signally injudicious in his man. Nantes in a ste *yed on landing (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 18% -,19% LIVERPOOL ........ at Cook-street. irrespective fll t •d tions Sir GEORGE . . amer. He was recei o a par y consi era • with loud cries of " Vive Napoleon." The PRINCE Do. Halves all pd 9% -, 9% 3 IANCIIESTER ...... at Ducie-place. ner of conducting the MATHER diplomatic cor- T selected by DUDLEY URNER and Sir JAMES PARKER were .. at Burnt Tree. afterwards received the civil and military authorities Do. Oswestry...all pd 14% -14 3 / 4 G' LASGOW .....• .... at 115, St. Vincent's-street. respondence. We expressed, plainly enough, the sen- the 1 t P • d • f their politics, which a e REMIER, in espite o and th 1 e c ern , at his hotel, and then proceeded to a Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3ei -2% d. DUBLIN .......... at Ulster-chambers, Dame-street. timents with which we observed his method of treatin that rofes- b an Do. A, B, C, & Willey 81R 31 1NGY1AM...... at Market hall. g were Conservative. He wisely thought p quet given in his honour. In either of which places a list of respectable parties who supply that question-a method which we considered, and • alification for the Tne PRINCE PRESIDENT of the Republic drove out pd. up at per cent. .e. - - - dis. the beer in oottles (and also in casks at the same prices as from the 1 lil• stone a i ity should be the qu . So th D u even • all pd 18% - 19% Brewery), may at any time be seen. (T. No. 3.) esterda in which, moreover, we declared that we considered, at • h difficulty in y y an open carriage, without escort, to south ermine. Lord DERBY cannot have muc -Eastern 100/. pd ... - ... 68% - 1 ,-- once timid and vacillating. Happily the Earl f fi d• hancellor PAR• *ew the ' vi sta.ue of the EMPEROR in the Champs South Wales all pd 37 -38 YCEUM THEAT R E. 0 n ing a suitable successor to Vice-C Elysees. South Yorkshire, and U HENRY RUSSELL, composer of " Wooiman spare that MALMESBURY appeared to recognise the folly of the KER ; his dilemma will be whom to select out of many In J l anuary ast M. PROUDHON, then in prison, had River Dun 15L pd %-1% p Tree," " I'm afloat," " The Maniac," Bc.c., will give his AMERI COUrse pursued upon this subject in the first instance, well-qualifi d The ATTORNEY• GENERAL Do. Do. nd CAN ENTERTAINMENT, entitled " The Far West, or the Emi- e persons. , been engaged by M. DE MORNY tO assist the Gover -54 ' *** - ''" De Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ... - ... grant's Progress from the Old World to the New," and " Negro Life and this too before tbe interchange of communications we suspect, would find himself more at home at ment, by writing in a weekly paper against the stock. & Bar. 16/2s. 3d. ... - ... in Freedom and in Slavery," On MONDAY, August 30th, between the Cabinets of St. James's and Florence had Common aw than in ancery. L •Ch The SOLICITOR- Jesuits. The following curious letter, published in Taff Vale 126/. pd 162 - 164 and every nizht during the week, at the above Theatre. Whilst the proceeded so far as to be beyond the reach of repara- GEN igher than a Vice- the Journal d G fi • b t th e eneve, con rms in su s ance e Thames Haven Dock painting is passing, ponrtraying some of the principal cities, the ERAL, perhaps, may look b and Railw ...19L pd 1% - 2 account of the interview with DE MORNY, and throws V rivers, for es ts, and prairies of the north, south, and western portions tion. Immediately upon the arrival of Sir HENRY Chancellorsh . S . PAGE WooD, if he would • ~ , ip. IT a curious ',got u Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 12% -- 13% of America, Mr. Russell will describe the country. relate anecdotes T ., pon the motives which led the PRE d b abilit Waterfd. & Kilk. all d 6 -6% P and his adventures, and will sing the following new songs, his latest 13DLWER nce the mistakes i at Fiore nto which our accept the office, is eminently qualifie , y y, si DENT of the Republic to grant the permission of Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21% - 22% compositions:- rulers had fallen were repaired in a brilliant manner e 1 enow. • d • Mr. JOHN STUART (who publishing his k 11 . 11 t 'lid 11 West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% -10 " The Parting Tear," " Cheer, boys, cheer, no more of idle sor- eage, an experience. new wor ,w lc so as onis e a row," " Land, land, land," "To the West, to the West, to the by that distinguished master of diplomacy. Acting is an opponent of Law Reform) bas been spoken of, Paris :- West London _all pd ... - ... land of the free," " Gaily goes the ship when the wind blows fair," Yk., New. & Bet 100Lp 68 -69 67% 68% "M. Proudhon's book has obtained - t t . an ex ravagan " 'the Falls of the Niagara," " The African Village, " The Chace," upon a totally different system, acting upon a system but though the learned gentleman has extensive Do. & New. Ex. 20L p 8 -• 7ee dis. amount of success Imagine to yourself a big venison Do. G.N.E. purc. 9/. p. 2% -2% dia. 7% " Come, who bids?" and on each evening Mr. Russell will sing one of vigour and promptitude instead of a system of oh • • b h bl . rth f • • • ancery practice, neit er te pu lc no e pro es or two trom - the following select.on of his favourite compositions, pasty arriving unexpectedly in the midst of a starving York &N. Mid.looLpd 46 -47 46% 45 % with entirely newly-arranged accompaniments (and which are pub- truckling and hesitation, Lord MALMESBURY has sion entertain any idea that he is eminently qua lifi e d f am ily, who for a fortnight before had had nothing but lishe.l) :-" Life on the Ocean Wave," " The Gambler's Wife," PREFEBENCE SMARM& " The Ivy Green," " The Maniac," " Rockaway," " Come, brothers, now boldly adventured upon a line of policy in for the bench. It is whispered that be has been of- d water T beead on . he reader devours the piquant and arouse," " The Newfoundlaod Dog," " The Old Arm Chair," 84c. regard to the British North. American Fisheries fered and has rejected the Vice-Chancellorship, but we • l . . highly- spiced morsels of the celebrated Sociali t, but he Aberdeen all pd I ... - ... 1 Tickets and places to be had at the box-office of the Theatre from is at a oss tO explain to himself how under this regime s ' • D N 27 er ct. alli O. O. , p ... e•-• ... eleven to four each day, and the principal music sel ers. worthy of the dignity, the power, and, we will add, discredit the offer and the rejection. Mr. BWANSTON'S of ' w3rnings' under wh' • ' - • Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk 106 - 108 Doors open at half-past seven ; to commence at eight. Dress ich we live, permission can have boles, 2s. 6d. ; upper do., Is. 65. ; pit, Is. ; gallery, 6d.; private also, the inalienable rights of England. Upon the name has been mentioned. Few legal gentlemen have been given to publish a book in which all power, indivi- ' Do 4 c. Shares, 5/ pd . „ P. ' 10/ 100/ 9'B - 102 boxes, 11. Is. and 10s. fortunate fruit's of that policy we can rely with the more substantial claims, on the score of merit. His dually and collectively, is scourged to the marrow, a Caledonian, . p Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 19% - 19% BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL H.L.P.PO- utmost confidence. Upon this head we are satisfied book moreover in which Christianit is denied and , Reports are extremely valuable, and it may be noti d ' ' • • • Y I Dundee, Per., & Aberd. Ce Atheism preached we ha, frightfully logical cynicism. Junction all pd 6% -6% nnoetE, because as yet, whatever has been done in this matter Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, as a curious fact, that the I h • aw-reportere aye inva- I can relate an anecdote which perhaps will be to E. An .(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2% -3% Drawing to the Close ot the Season by the authorities of this country, whether in the • vou as it was to ree f a ray of light. A Do. SL) 7 per ct. all p „.. - .., The most popular place of amusement in London. bl - d d• bl • d M B ria yma e a mire eeu ges. r. ETHELL, Mr. - ' . During the Week the Amusements will commence with the most Bay of Fundy or in Downing-street, has been it . At p little while after the 2nd December, I met one of oLT, ana r. ROIINDELL ALMER have also been m y friends upon the Boulevards. who is now the Do. 7/ 17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ... Eastern Counties Ex., surprising teats of C•sriot Racing, by Three Ladies, outvying all fully in accordance with the stipulations contained other razdng sports ; likewise the Ostrich Flat Race-Greek Youths spoken of. Another report states that the vacancy wil 1 principal e ditor of an Elye een sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% p Pm •, • journal in a large Struggling for Liberty- ,he Ascension on the Rope over the top of in the treaty of 1818 - a treaty still in e b Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -1% p Pm bl b fill d b fth M t ' Ch pro a y e e y one o e as ers in ancery, • t not in the north of France. 'Do you know the el y, the Building, by 31adlle. Elsler-Double Rope Dancing-Globe As- Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 14 - 14% force-a treaty in ree tto the arrangements of pec ne ?' aaid he. ' What news?' I replied, •1 e 11 cension-the Brothers Elliot--Monkey Racing-Jumping in Sacks- placed hors de combat, on full salaries of 2,5001. a-year ---?" M . ' m a Eastern Uiaion Scrip, and other Enter , airiments, too numerous to mention. which there cannot remain one moment's misappre- each. Th M h 'II th t• ear.' ' The inister of the Interior,' said my friend, Gua 6 16 er ct. all 15% - TO-MORROW, a Grand Balloon Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome e asters w° w' us re- ire, at the , has sent for Proudhon, who has been allowed to come Do r* ' " *** P . 10e Aieb. Sh. all p ... •--- ... Balloon, at Half-past Five o'clock precisely. bension. According to that treaty the Americans c f t iu ommencement o nex term, are r. FARRER, out of St. Pelagic to have a private interview.' ' What East Lancashire, 6 per Dcors open at Five, the Entertainments commencing at Half-paSt are expressly prohibited from carrying their fishing e: , et Proudhon ' said M Five o'clock precisely. Lea. ay ILLIAM HORNE, Mr. NASSAU SENIOII, then?' '-• , ~ -do Morny to the oele- ct. Quer. Shra all pd ... - ... A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. vessels within three miles of any of the coasts of the Ait 4 ilr B brated SoCialist, we enow your talents, and the Prince East & West Yorkshire ante .aer. yr ILLIAM ROUGHAU. The last na - med Admission-Reserved Seats, 3s. ; First Class, 25.; Second ditto, President, who has read your works with interest, pro- Junction, sths all pd ... - ... 13.; Third ditto, fid. British North American possessions. When it is ob- gentleman was s p oken of ; some time ago, when poses to himself the realisation of some of your ideas of Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% United States' Gov jected by the advocates of the ern- b ut we are at this moment overruled by the per cent. all pd ... - ... - - Vice-Chancellors PARKER and TURNER le were ap- regress; ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. ment that for many years past this prohibition has • clergy. The clergy littl , e grateful for what we have Gies. & S.W. Con. 100/. ... - ... GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. pone e . t d By putting an ex-11/Inter h B on t a ench d e th m wa,ut to put the Ca h• 'h d Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15 3 % - 16% 15% PIETRO IL GRANDE. been notoriously violated by the citizens of there would be an annual saving of 2,500 Z b one or e , puc in a oo upon end to nut the a Do. 5p c. red. sc. all p 133% -14 % . ; ut to us completely, lter on the top of the TO-MORROW * c -so far from that rovin Great South. & West. ould on be our • • win be repeated a new grand historical Opera, composed expressly the Transatlantic Republi p g mske a man a Vice-Chancellor for the mere purpose throne. W Y auxiliary, and in a journal, (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -8% for the Royal Italan Opera, Covent-sarden, by 31. Jullien, entitled 1 enhan the Americans less culpable, it on y ces their i or in one of those . pamphlets el l of saving a few thousands every year wold ' ich you write so well, G t yew,. (Berks &H. PIETRO IL GRANDE. u certain y 'version in public 0 • • In the production of the above Opera, the Directors have used guilt considerably, affording, if that were at all ne• be absurd, ill-advised, and un-economical. S h P • • o erste ad• pinion. The President is Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %- 1 p tic a willing to be reasona y bl reli • x.d every endeavotu• to ensure its completeness and effect. The scenery, - the recent gums, but he has no idea of Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p ... - ... the costumes, EMI the appointments are all entirelY new- Three MI- ceesary, additional justification to proceed- tbis would eventually be a moral 1 e tail of th e marching sit th Jesuits.' $ That will suit Do. Do. ...801. pd ... - ... saving as osS. liter Y Ba.nds will b loyed, and the Chorus will be augmented by dhoo, in his off-h the adeltion of 42 : emp ings of the English Government. oices. We cannot quit this subject without alluding to a me,' said Prou and way; $ give nee free Lancashire and York eau.-- -office and I 6L d dis. - ar ina, Madlle Anna 7err • Rossom k Ilerr Fomies • Gralitin • I • Whatever may be the ulterior consequence of late C th t h use of a printicg , will answer for the rest,' On shire, F. 20/. ... P % le Signor soiei ;s e '. ' a ' hint, in a ontemporary, a per aps Mr. WALPOLE • h Minister, M. Proudho fh• f • Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p 149 - 151 nini • B entschtkoff, Signor Stigni ; Shereraetof, Signor Polo , we'. Signor Mel • I efor I events i 'la the Bay of Fundy, the responsibility of that ' leaving t e n met one o is nends, Rouen' ; levee, Sien r e it ~ 4 S . gnor Tagliafico ; Zeinberg,, Signor the Home Secretary, who is a distinguished equity t o whom uo narrated what had passed, and said, 'lf the Leeds Northern, 6 per ... - ... The Incidental Drv:r acae ; Pietro, Signor Tamberlik. consequence will rest, we are bold to assert, exclu- he liberty I have asked f y cent. No. 1 13/. pd ... - ... blond, K.olemberg, neat, ito mlnt . will be supported by Madlles. I.e- lawyer, might be induced to accept the vacant Vice- give me t or, I will not only Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... - ... The National Dances by A t ' and X. Alexandre. ted with th sively upon the statesmen entrus e conduct ce I ll smash the Pope, but wi carry them all a long way from the Imperial Theatr ' adile. Aelrienoff (Premiere Danseuse , uance o 11 rship. We believe that such an • appoint- be -- , all, whoever they may f l. . Such as it is, I believe D , Do. Do. No. 3 5/. pd ... - ... in England.) eat St. Petersburgh, her second appearance Or the United States' Administration. Nowhere can be ment would give ample satisfaction to the profession • o. Qrs., 1848-9/. pd ..., - ... this anecdote is a ray o ight, and that it explains how London & Brig. guar. With new Scenary co s t detected in these proceedings of the DERBY Cabinet The Libretto'writteurs' and AppointrnentS. d h bl' The principal objection to it wo • • an t epu ic. uld in the mi 9 d t of the general !autism, one Man h ' ai ob- 5 per cent. ...100L pd ... •-- ... The Scenery by Messrs. Grieve and'yTpliißyau, Esq. the evidence of either culpable baste or culpable • tained permissi on t ° sa y what he pleases. You will, Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. 100/., ... .... ... E. Bailey and Madame Marzio; the Ap e polT ; the Costumes by Mrs. f f M W roee's own fast'd • arise, we ear, rom r. AL 1 iouti the Machinery by Mr. Allen ; the Dances b tn y 'ati,,,-, bY Mr. Prescott ; severity. If tbe whole of the future acts of our feelings-be might think that bis accepting perhaps, this • • an make one objection. Hove is it, you will say Do. Con. 5p e, 1852 all ... - ... understanding with the Govern Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100 L p ... - ••• Specta,le arranged by .51. Laurent. Ils. Alexandie ; the ministers are in any w ay comparable to the one here it there was ment, Police ro • - Lon. & N.-1N v. & (Co ae if jellien will preside in the Orchestra on th permanent in exchange for his present uncertain that the Minister of p hibited the publication of • The performances commence at Half-past Seve 1 ; s occasion. referred to, they will find little difficulty in extending • t t • M Pro Nunet. sn.e. 12 ~ 4 d h b k and that udhon was forced to apply to e - le- --- -- eer, , s n o clock precisely. appoin men , might be construed into a doubt on hi , s t e oo , Ln.& S. VCo ed hi' Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit be their popularity in the United Kingdom, and in corn- the r P esident himself to overcome the resistance of his • •-- 3 .--- P 4 - 7,3 1 e Night or Season), at the Box-oftice ot the Theatre had (tor the part, of the stability of the Administration to which . • ? Bet doe'6 you think this interdiction was ' Lon & En. % Sh. all p 13 --• ve t ill Five O'clock ; and or the p.. ,___ , which is open mending the entire confidence ofe the; more h t -f• • „ Minister Man., Sheff., & Lincn. from Eleven •aiciesa librarian s and W h Id he belongs. es ou muc regre i any idea or necessary to lull the suspicions of the clergy?" Qr. Sh., No 1. all d 10% -11 musicsellers. patriotic division of the community. Let them this sort should deprive the Pu blic of t h d t f The Bourse was feeble at the close of business. The e a van age o Do. New 16/.... 1 p Ipd 12% - 12% 12% - TI-I.EATIIE ROYAL, HAYMAIM AT . e per Cents. opened at 105 f. 30c.. and Do. 6/. ' -2 3/ 1 P ee and Manager, Old Br proceed upon a p r inciple similar to that m w ' • t on the bench. He ' r. ALPOLE S assis ance is a Four-and-a-Hal .pd 3 / 4 -- Mr. B, Webster, Sole LeseE___,,aNG ompton. 105 f for the end of the month ; the Three Mid• Con. 6p c St. 100/ --- ••• THIS VE.. , revealed throughout these proceedings in regard to d ' fll • f • closed at . 51. 95e, • () i • ••• d a new Dralna, entitled THE WRITING 0 th N first-rate lawyer, an in u vigour o mind and c closed at 7 , r eans Railway Shares, Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., per eats. Will be perform tter Esq, Mr. Wright ; Tobia s NI N e orth American Fisheries, and they will be b eeef • Havre 3 - Of • --. 150 MIA x.d THE WALL. Augustus Tro, e;'y • Bob Smithers, Mr. P. i toa r r ,• 0 ,- „- - ody. Time was when senility of years was considered 1,432 f.; Rouen, -- •,,, ,i • , Great Northern, 6 per cent....looL pd 148 Smit h ; Richard Oliver, Mr. Lin , -ette Miss E. Chaplin ; ear i e vr t .; ' u hearts as men i wed, we believe from our , , who have 80t.; Basle 305 f 2 • P ris an Do Er hlel 11 665 f.; AYignoll, 4 _.., . , . e e ., a d • ewes a. a p ... --- ••• a sine gull non in a judge and a bishop. That absurd L Murray ; Marg. , ,s 75c.; aria and Lyons, 767 f. 50c. ; Do. Leic. & Swanning. Lady Eaton, Mrs. • t 't t" deserved well of their country. Brother JONA- id • 1 ' r of b • Strasburg, 653 f. T r s . smitteffii, Miss Woolgar. HOBE THAR ea is very proper yin p ocess miming exploded. d AvignoD, 59 0 • I t. Dizier to Gray, 545 f. 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... --" ••• After which THE WRECK AS across the water may swagger amazingly at the V . Ch 11 PARKER was onl f t • ice- ance or y or y-eignt wnen , , Lyons an BUSINESS DOe iseE IN FOBEIGNT -• RAILWAYS AT THE Do. Preference -5/. p ei - U P 4. MPHITHEATRE. first, to carry off, if possible, in somemeasure, the NDONT STOCK EXCHA -NGE, AuG. 17. Norfolk Exten all pd 21% - 22% AsTI.EY'S ROYAL -- and his Royal Hi g ,b nees - ' appointed, and Mr. WALPOLE is now of about the LO e 6 - 6 % Under the Patronage of her Majesty magrace of la' Is present position. But we doubt not s East • 26 Indian, 14-Western of Canada Shares, 51/2-Lux- Do, Gr. 5% p ct. all p Prince Albert. that after a r 1 ame age. When Learned Gentlemen are pla d ce upon of France 26% • 20/ 3 7-Northern , -Ditto, • per , • Y. • Do Warn Val 2/. p 174 -2% r 31r Vir. Batty. embourg d 101% - 103% 100 102% , n, , __pees and Lyme, 2o y e -Paris and Stras- 'orth British 100 L p Proprietor and Manage- , • tre in London. itt e reflection, his common sense, to saY h t t• frf h 11 • the Benc , a a ime o 1e w en men usua y retire cent. Bonds, la Ye , The most succeestui and popular Theis nothing of le* ls conittio %V es t landerii, 3%. North Stafford....all pd ... n prudence, will triumph over f rom t• bourg, .25Ni -- • • ______., --- THIS EVENLCGa veSsly for the Am- his vsitig.ior hth f • 1 th • occupa ions, w e er pro essiona or o erwise, Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. Will be produced, a grand Spectacle, written esp. THE GREAT, . . y, and relieve that unlucky bird th -------- " - S PA IN - , -- 6 per eent....12% pd 2 -' 2 % P • FE TErt A.mencan v• $ e requiring much head work, it sometimes happens that phitheatre, by E. Fitzball, Esq., entitled -agle 3/. d 2 - 241 In which Mr. Ryder, from the Princess's, will aPPearh. estoWed upon RP ....ULWER, in a recently seen by one Sir HENRY they become captious garruloue, and intolerant, so Our accounts from Madrid are of the 12th instant. Ditto ditto ... P ie P In consequence of the immense applause nightly h, Mr. Batty somewhat nounces that M. VENTURA. D Shrews. &Bi. • • *r N G all 10% -11 moulting condition, on the that whatever their t;lent, they certainly do not up- The Hera/do an l az Shrews & Ches. (N.W. the performances of the Brothers Siegrist, on La l'er,_ .sy , will ap.. capitol at the city ee veir . Governor of Madrid, M. MIGU • * 18 - 18% has re-engaged them for a limited number of nights. "13w astonish all • miserable attempt of astungton-will be spared the hold or advance the dignity of their lofty station. has been appointed . ' ernor of Cadiz Er. Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd , and M. MARTIN F O .. South Devon all pd 15% - 16% Pear every evening in their most daring feats, which Id. a lusty and bra cl • • Mr WALPOLE is comparatively a young man, and TENORIO, Ceyv who see them. They are the greatest wonders of the wor as cock-a-doodle-do! A • ggo muse , • f Barcelona. Do. New 1% pd %ells. - % p ained to run enema, n t 1 his antecedents are all in his favour. RONDA, Governor 0 After which a group of Elephants in the Circle, tr ility 0 ess than England, left La Granja for Rio Frio, accon e _ St.-Est. 4% pe. 10/. pd ... - ... Horses, their Eastern trainers will go through their feats Of 4- . we believe, has arrived by this t• The KING bad on the bare backs of the animals, and various pleasing acts of El.a.e.L.s that a 8013erly-cona,.. eea Ime at the conclusion - n ke D B ree Coectuiseet. Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 20 -21 !Aett exercise will be Lewes... Lea 1.,. ) , u..i. fuss ....L. , . -,"-• '',''' a1p1e.,„,,, a4 , THE VACANT VICE-CHANCELLORSHIP.-The few panied by tbe ...,u _ no., were done at 451 , Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c .2 4... ••••11 ratan., t all times preferable to a s.eleetietie.. te stragglers ot the Chane... 37 h.,. .till lin6c,ing in fl,salun are Tbe Three r.v "L'''' the until July 1,1856. all p ... - ••• a disch t 22i ; the Debt f " To conclude with a Laughable Faree. i L INE+ of ordn ce occupying themselves in speculations on the vacancy in the New Three per Cents. a o th e fi rst Waterford& Kilkenny, T icket-4 to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till Four daily. leading to terr ble bloodshed an ' office of a Vice-Chancellor, caused by the death of Sir and that of the second at 5 9 -16. 6 per cent. 3/. pd ee l - % di& Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. and fearful - class at 11 3.16 • '....-------. -____________ expene eiture- As a matter -of-f a ct race - James Parker. The political right to the recipiency -of this York, New. & Bar. all p 103 - 105 ROT - --- AL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. Sairolls on both sides of the Ael 7 the valuable and responsible judieial patronage is, of course, con- GERM AN Y ' Do. Do 5/. pd 5- 5% Open for the Season, Anglo- antic are too sidered to belong to Mr. John Stuart, Q.C,, the new Mem- . f Law, against whom York &N. Midland 1 • lunette, Tuesd from tbe times of the CrUs M. WEIL, Doctor o Proceed. Second Way' Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. far removed aders, and ber for Bury St. Edmunds, and who is said in his eke. ced for taking part in and S. Parch. 10/. p, % - % p 18% to "n s had been coalmen the revo- The Proprietor has eek of the Vocal Entertainments. • lved in mercantile transaction 0 tioneering expenditure to have barely exceeded the legal I le 49 has just been acquitted b gal and Glee Party vethr e gratification to announce that the Madri- seriously MVO . iss to be expenses in turning out Mr. Bunbury. Mr. Stuart, how- lution of Baden in 18 , - .3, LINE.S LEASED AT PIXED ZEINTALS. continue their perfo e received with immense applause, and will fiance of their immediate ; f Rostock of the char GRAND VOCAL Fet.lll farther notice. Solicitous in de -ntere e t s t o ever, haughtily refused the offer of the Solicitor-Generalshi • 1 . ) the Criminal Tribunal o ges on - Business FaiNcirAL y ocaus , h--ti..D INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. for he sake of a t 'tile victor ' possi y in the ta on the formation of the present Government, aud was re- the grounds that an am h a been nesty e•a- granted ; ' but 1 Leasing Railways. • Nominal Prices. Companies. to-day. Young, Mr. Manvers, '''' ami its Messent, Miss Clara Henderson, Mr. quarrel --- . t rt of N he po _ew York. As Y Plrted to be highly indignant that he did not receive the e , well Great S e Was conuemned to the costs. -_____ i ---- Hatton, who will preskle at tjr. Leffler. Conducted by Mr. J. L. of Fundy, or in eal of Ireland. The Hon. and Learned Geiatleman may “ se of Vienna of the 13 raiNCTPAL INSTRUMENT,Le Pianoforte. . _ fi rm ~ fall to" with their not pres a his claim in the present instance. Certainly his We read in the Pres th-.. Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ... (Flute), Wuille (Clarlonet), L a y Sotourrs-Messrs. J. Richardson might the partners 11:1 a epeosition t 1 have attached to tbe arrival of Bit& Oxf.,gua. all Gt. Westn. 30 -31 0 Chancery Reform, and his notorious ultra- " Several journals ( Violin), Ciofil (Trombon e) , con lills (Clarionet), Viotti Collins ' len to tbe detriment of Torei era ( 1 their ru , na Rome a political bear- Do. without, all le Do. - 80% (Flute), and Conductor of the orr;ty et (Flageolet), Sidney Pratten pounce-boxes RD f their custome eve r b e m . would render hill appointment unpopular, how- Prince DE HoHENLOHE fro Bir.Wolv. & Dud e ! Exlubition of Danson's c eku rrlt s • Mr. C. Godirey. hemselves and the inconveni 'epee 0 - - rs n ight reeoncile ames wer e • - acceptance to himself. Other ive to t e evac insr mkt" h e Pon • uation of th tifical States guar all pd Do. ETNA and the CAVES of VErLe ale • :-'„,ailight View of MOUNT t umerous than tbe h troops, in consequ less n that Mr. weinentioned in the clubs yesterday. It was said e ''' and interesting Menagerie--promenZZ,,the CYCLOPS-Splendld -those customers being no Home -office :P°la might not unadvisedly descend from the e uv the Austrian and Frenc ~ , enc e 1)0. without,all p' Do. rivalled 31illtary Band-Various Ara nstu4 'reert by Godfrey's nn- " of tbe Pontincai arnay. we Buckinghash.all p Lon. &N.W 19% - 19% Desk with a Grand PYrotechnie Exhibitio°veltles-Concluding at races of both hemiipheres. Gentleman's nd ascend the judicial seat. The Right Hon. of the re-organization HOHENLOHE had arrived, Clydsdale Jc., all p Caledonian 53 -55 senting the Interior ot the Mountain 43 1 1 1 ' Messrs ' Smdltb •Y' -...--.40.-- -- abandoned fortalVee at the bar, so recently and gallantly announced that Prince DB . repre g for directors considerable • e uncertain tenure of political office, was and we learn from an authentic source that he has E. Lin., gua. 6 per anderooniu m f A.ncients), with the Caverns tl and Fin:ges or ar okan and 0 the This is the season for railway report , and l eereas:e esidence of his broth cent• all pd Gt. Northn. 148 - 152 b e le terminating wit the Eruptio n or „„,__ his Cyclops, would doubtl the w ffording to ess b e eon ;'ug; and his elevation to the bench left Vienna to proceed to the r er Gloucest & Dean! fulfill el bleau on the Lake of Thetis, tuid th e tea T i rot Etna arid a setting their houses in order, and for a of doors, and with th paratively agreeable and pOpalar Out • P • • • •h t having e- any diplo- Forest ll d Gt. Westrn. 32% - 83% Gran d Ta ads receivin g , the in rumen Silesia, wit ou . a p Armour of Achilles. nations as is known also to be 41 bench and bar. Lord St. Leonard's ' noW consists of several hundred nee , their respective shareholders candid expla 1 di al , d Hartlepl. Dk. & c Yk.New.l. ... - ... matic mission." The menagerie . lEn land in andin -metal so ts of the and h h W-0111 -e regard s as th - ese - to Mr. C wanston, Q.C., 'l. species n g , , _. a thr% fthe c , me to the transactions of the past and the prospec ,/ f the 13th publishes an lin e Railw. ...all pd 1 &Berw. J the finest of the' r ostriches. two camels, liens, leop ards e s _onants, the day. Mr. Roundell pal e most eminent equity lawyer of The Vienna Gaze,,e 0 . isdiction is Hull& Selby all p Yk. &N.M,110 - 112 x.d two giraffes, foil 1 largest ever exhibited), upwa r 4r o ' and current half-year. Fortunatel th rat least the the choice of the Peelite . iner would probably have been perial decree, by which military Jur estab- Do. Hal e - ' - D the colossal tortoise (t le r 200 y ey, o 3, uut they ar h 'n criminal m es.,all p O. esent is expected that the lot will fall a ors de combat. It fished on the frontier of the empire i , at- all p Do. years old. x Feeding the Animals at Five C great majority, are enabled to do so on tbe pr en Mr Do. Quarts Doors open from Nino A. • Firevvorks at Half-past Nine. • 'ln- clined by that gentleman, that th ' Walpele or, if de- e Latin Catholic and Leeds &Brcli, Midland - 111 . , occasion without serious difficulty or inconve- e ters between the members of th , ail p cert at a Quarter-Pest Sl-. NE •;11ILLING. Mr. John Stuart. offer enlist b'es made to Lore& Gren - w ll S Eastern l4 - 14% ADMISSION, 0- • nience Greek Churches. ~ a . .-.....--,.....-‘,.-..---................-„„ . As a matter of course, railways have The Chancellor of the E e h ------ Do. Pref....all pd Do. - 27 irawa•••=rween•••awrzeporgors-r-avgrenew _ c equer arrived t BEI -----7.1 i-MI TYI- Lowestoft., gua. 4 T . ' -- - A melencholy death, th e perticipated in the general prosperity and Grosvenor -gate, Park-lane, last evenin g fro - a says-" We have per cent...all pd Norfolk - 20 enetent PROM FRIGHT.-• 7, e k e , occurred in Mil. although it could b _ 7 Manor Backs. The Right Hon. Gentlein Da Hughendon The Independance of Brussels ........ • result et what is termed a " peactical j not e anticipated that - ' in office attended by 0 f ita and several of e English 'journals, tbe Do. 6p. et., all p DO. ..... "- pp ars that a poor th his colleagues ! . . ne o een with surprise that the .the clerk s of the ` Middlesb '& R d denhall, Suffolk, a few days since. It a- e of West-row, was e receipts would be as great as d • th unng e period Council, leave town this morning,. by h t extraord• mary r e - Post complain t a „se e ,. half-witted gardener, named John Parker, , when the ex 1 BrisCial train, for the Times and Morning , car, 6p. c., all p &lan &Par "' ..,_ ee dnesday week where the Queen will hold a p e e,- ive the illustrious 66 ci ement occasioned by the Great Exhi- Isle of Wight, y Coun •l la ci reparations were not made to rece N. & E., 5 E C ties 64 p, c ., a ll . oun married about a month since, and that on • • e me one bitiou h nd at which the new Parliament • h there is onl ...- .„,, between twelve iiad one o'clock in the Morning, so bed in rought every one to t th ' • own, e receipts, and ' 's afternoon, a thi Friday • meet pro forma on next will be furth , which is relatives of our KING. To this reproac y Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. got admittaece into the house and crept under the _ consequently the div'd d h appointed to er one word to reply-such was the wish of Queen Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. - •.. which the pair were asle d • d the bed in such a been v • lens, aye, generally speaking, ep, an raise the ery su m p..., prorogued. _ VICTORIA. Her M rttle desired to be re- Prestn. & wy re , I L&N•Wi• ... -"' manner ma to cauffS both husband and wife to roll on ceedi eetory-and it is on the future prO- THE PARLIAMENTARY RACIO.-Many riders 1 --- We ceived with AJESTY 80 1 Minister of England all paid I & La. &Y floor, wlnat so alarmed them that they both ran down ngs, that discu • ceremony, that the Do.Hlves A all Do. - ... p ecent election heats, and have met w • d th E l • e ng ish R d .' ' C . stairs and into the road, scream' g frightfully. eh e poOr arise on the pr salons have arisen or ate likel t y o been thrown during the r t for none do we feel so deepl as as not informed of her arrival, a n , t. ea e Guilde, and - 26 woman sickened from that t' in- ' - the 29th ult. esent occasion. with various accidents ;bu . Y. Consul at A t y part weatever in Reigate ... all pd I S. Eastern- 25 % li ime, and died on The great questi C k b e g seat at oc ermouth + n werp did not take an An inquest was held on the body by Mr. Henry WaYma n, on at the meetings of tbe London the noble Horsman who lost , Jus. I. h IA2 --- 15 wa s going to win. The ac- ''" Roy. k u •-•• ...eit 6 y 'Gt Northn. -- 4 hat be e ceremonies of the visit. " .• a P • 151 -- 153 when the husband, who could not identify tha person sta.- and North-Western and Gr as every one made sure t etted, as he will not be able to When the Q • led tbe cathedral Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. ciently, expressed his suspicion of th e After a , last week was amalg • eat Western Comnanies cident ' e , is the more to be regr ueen of ENGLAND vim Shf. Rth. & Goole, et where his absence will of A t on Saturday guilty party. amation or ry Me , n werp, just before her departure lengthened investigation, the jury retired, and ultimately • no amalgamation. The ul 8 ow at the next Parliaments. • t another Ilorsman in the the ' S P. e., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... ... returned a verdict of " Manslaughter " • j O Dg-conttnued hostilities bet w be severely felt for there is no crowd rushed into the sacred edifice, and several S. Staffdsh., 9% plMrM•Clean % --• 1 4 di& against some pereml een those great nom- country to be ' h. -vore especially tor a good or pereona enknown. -41roefelh Cheossi e k. Pan les • hafte Uncluestionebly b een compared to an Persons to get a better view of lier AIAJESTY, did not Wear Val. 6 p c., allStckt& Dar 31 -- 32 productive of ferY t atee l*chaae.-Punch, ' h6 sitate to saoend the pulpit. `Chasm, A ll 9 Qt, WeatiPie. l 04% .... a 105% . EVENING, AUGUST 18 1852. Railways. 702MIGN. Cent. France (0.V.) all' Char!. & Erquel all pd Demerara all pd Dijon & Besancon, 2 pd Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd East Indian all pd Do. Do 20/. pd, Gt. Indian Penin. all p Grnd. June. of Fra. 4 pd Louv. a la Sambre 7% Luxembourg _l4l. pd Do. (Railway) 101. pd Do 1 V, pd Do. (Canal) 2I,E pd Maria Antonia 27i pd Do. New pd Namur & Liege all pd North. of France,l6l.pd Do. 201.3 p. c. Bds, all p Orleans & Bor 11/. pd Paris & Lyons 10/. 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 61. pcli Agua Fria all pd Anglo-Californian, all p Asturian 151. p Australasian 2/. pd Australian Si. pd Austr. Freehold all pd Ave Maria all pd Brit. Austr. Gold all pd British Iron 13/. 15s. 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 ...401. pd Colonial Gold 11 pd Copiapo 14/ pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p General all pd Gold Mountain...all pd Grd. Duch. Baden, all p Great Polgeoth all pd Lake Bathurst all pd Liberty ... all pd Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz Crushing Com all pd Mexi. & S. Amer. 9/. p New Granada all pd Nouveau Monde, all pd Port Philip l/. pd Quartz Rock all pd Santiago de Cuba 10% South Australian, 1 pd Tin Croft 7l. pd United Mexican all pd West Mariposa all pd Yuba I paid JOINT. Australasia all pd Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd Colonial 25/. pd Corn. of London 20/. pd Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk. 101. pd Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New lO/. pd Nat. of Ireland 22 % p Orient. Bk. Corp all pd Prov. of Ireland 251 pd. Do. Now all pd Union of Austral all pd Do. New 2% pd Union of London 101. p Union of Madrid all pd Nominf 1 Prices. 14 =.l 34 1 p 2 '4 2 dis. 6% 634 P l A 15 / 8 p I% lisp 63/ - 7 4 3/8 - • 4 5 / 8 1 1 , 7 / 8 - 8 - 9 21- 3 1 / 4 2 ; 6 - 6 1 / 4 26 1 / 4 - 26 1 / 4 13 1 / 4 - 13% 10 1 / 4 - 103' 8 p 54 —56 34 —35 25 3 % 26 14% 14% 63is 74, ... dis. 3 3 % 4 p. x.d MINES. par y a p par y 4 p %- 1" p Y 4 - 3/4 11 A % dis.' % ••• ...... ••• 3y, - 33/ %dig. par 40 1 ,‘ —4l l , 'A %P --- ••• y 8 —YB die. par P % dis. 1 p 3 / 4 % dis. 4 5 % % dia. 3 / 4 p %ti— rbp par 11% 11% %die. par 13 13% 2 5 / 8 2 7 / 8 % % din. par —'4 p -STOC 1381 T 56% 57 59% 61 14% 15% 29 —3O IN - 19 31 -33 43 - 4414 18 3 A 20 38 —39 46% 47% 16y 8 17% 44 45 3 4 x.d 5 —6% 17% —lB MXSi Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p Canada 32% pd Copper Miners of Eng land Do. Preference, 7IA pd Crystal Palace ... 5 pd Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd Gen. Screw Steam Ship ping Company...so/. p Irish Beetroot Sug. 2 p Penin. & Or. St. all pd Do. Do. ...15/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p CELLANEOII, 2 - 50 -51 •. • - ••• 5 -5 34 ;i =26% 2 -2% 84 -86 Buainev done to-day. 26 5 / 8 6 IA x.d 5 34 1 3 / % 'EL 35% - 36 80% - 81% MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 8,000 bales, of which 1,500 were taken on spe culation. The market closed firmly. The sales com prised 6,000 American, 50 Pernam and Maranbam at 64d. to 6icl., 500 Egyptian at sid. to 10d., and 500 Surat at 38d. to 4id. per 10.—Railway shares were dull at lower prices. By the ship Prince of Wales, arrived at Portsmouth, there are advices of May 8, from Sydney. This vessel has gold on board, but the amount is not yet ascertained. In the week previous to date there had arrived at Sydney from the " diggings" about 5,000 ounces. The total amount of gold obtained in Now South Wales and Victoria since the gold discoveries were made was 3,654,348/. calculated at 65s.per ounce, and of this 160,000 ounces were supposed to be still at Melbourne and Sydney in private hands and at the banks. The accounts from the " diggings" were still encouraging, and the rains that had fallen would facilitate operations. It was supposed the revenue of New South Wales would, ere long, be 1,000,000,1. For gold seeking licenses alone as much as 46,171/. had been received in New South Wales, and 74,0791. in Victoria. The number of persons ar rived at Sydney durieg the first year of the gold discoveries, the twelve months being considered to have expired in May, was 14,915, but 6,733 had left again, principally for Port Philip. The anniversary of Mr. Hargreave's public announcement of his discoveries had been celebrated at Bathurst by a dinner given to him. The latest prices paid for gold were 635. 6d. to 645. per ounce. Exchange in London for drafts against gold was at 8 per cent. discount and freight per cent. Freight for Tallow was at 355. and 5 per cent., and for Wool id. to id. per lb. The Import market at Sydney was dull, except for fire-arms, brandy, canvass, and winter slops. The fate of Dr. Leichhardt is stated to have been ascertained. He is said to have been murdered, with all his party, at the creek called Bunderabella, 150 to 200 miles up the country. The party who gives this account verifies it with his name. Tho Amsterdam Stock Market, on the 16th inst., was buoyant. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 64k, Portuguese were higher, and Spanish in request. The following are extracts from the report of the Southampton Dock Company, passed at the half-yearly general meeting just held:— " The accounts to the 30th Jeer, 1852, now submitted to the proprietors, exhibit a progressive increase of re venue, amounting on the half-year to 1,3581. 115.11 d. over the gross earnings of the corresponding halt year of 1851. The balance to the credit of the revenue, after payment of the interest on the debenture debt, of the dividend on the preference stock, and of all the work ing expenses, repairs, &c., amounts to 1,2241. 55., and enables the directors to recommend a dividend, clear of income-tax, of 3s. per sh , ,rp; which, although less than the dividend of the last half-year, is a considerable im provement upon the result of the half-year to the 30th June, 1851. The directors have the pleasure to report that the New Close Dock is working satisfactorily; that the increased earnings attributable to that dock have already in the first half-year since its opening, fully co vered the whole of the interest on its cost; and that in conjunction with the Open Dock, it has placed the com pany in a position to receive and to accommodate satis factorily such further large amount of trade as would yield a profitable return upon their capital." The English Funds aro rather heavy again, and the continuance of heavy, rains in different parts of the country still inspires uneasiness. Consols have been quoted 98i to 99i for Transfer and 99 to for Account, the quotations at the moment of our writing being, for the former 99 to k and the latter 59* to 4. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 102.1. to 103. Bank Stock is at 224 to 225. Exchequer-bills are 745. to 775., and Indian Bonds 88s. premium, Foreign investments have been comparatively quiet. Mexican Bonds have been steady at 2:4, Grenada firm at 2,i for the Active, and the Deferred have risen sud denly from 8i and 9to 104 to Buenos Ayres Bonds ar o at 72. Austrian Scrip is worth 4i. Sardinian Bonds aro marked 94i. Spanish Stock is rather im proving, as far as can be judged, the Deferred being about 2tj to 22. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 631, to 64. The New Granada Company is said to have obtained a favourable concession for carrying out its objects. Hence the above rise in the stock.; The Railway Share Market has been flat, and there have been numerous sales in Msdland, North-Western, Great 'Western, East Lancashire, Oxford and Wolver hampton, chiefly speculative, and said to be for account of provincial jobbers. Foreign shares aro very quiet. Just now shares are better. Nouveau Monde Mine Shares aro a shade better. In other mines there is nothing doing. QUARTER TO 9 T 9 HREE. Console ... 99i Ditto Account. Sept. 8 BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAy AT . L O;NE O'CLOCK. (From the Official Bank Stock ..... ............ ..... 3 ser Cent. Reduced Annuities 91i Consols Amis. ............ 2 y 3 per Cent. .... 1 6 %15-41 61 0 6 3x New 3 1 4 per Cent , . Anil r.ong Annuities, hap. ... ... ....... . 1 .. 8 . 6 . India Stock .............. 88 p Do. Bonds, 1000/ 9 99 9 1 4 1 IA C onso ls for Account March. Exchequer litll2. 1 Ad. Jane. 1,00 01 . 75 p ......... Small P RICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS A T ON O'CLOCK. 40 4ig uk *crip, 5 per Cent. ......... p Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 per Cent. 72 tirenada, per Cent. ...... Do. Ex Dec. Coupons 1849 21% Ditto Deferred wan Bonds, 1b46, 5 per Cent — Ditto 3 per Cent. Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. 945S , panisb. Bonds, 3 per Cent 48%4% Dividends on the above payable in Lon , lco" Dutch 2 1 4 per Cent., 12 Guild 64 6334 Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates 98 COURSE OF EXC AmsterdAai .......• .. 11 12 ANGE.-TUESDA.Y. Ditto, three months 12 jll 115tterdarn .....•.. •• 12 1 y, Antwerp • • • • • • •• •• • . 25 45 B mesels • • • • 2:5 i 5 II irnburgh • • .. • • 13 s% Altona • • ........ • • .. •• Paris, 3 days'slght •• 25 32% Ditto, 3 months .... 25 50 Marseilles .... •• 25 52% B)nrdeaux.... .. • • Franklorton Maine.. • • 121 1 ,( Vienna, enc. flo•• •• •• 12 10 Trieste, ditt0.......... 12 12 ratersbargh .. • • • • 37% Madrid • • • • • • • • • • • • • 49 7 k Cadiz ....... 50 Bwelona ............ 5evi11e................ Giraltar•• •• •••••••• r.eghorn 30 65 a, 25 65 ',4eno 11$H.. P• •• •• •• •• •• •• ti •• •• •• 41 _Naples •• •• "•• " 123% Palermo,peroi•• •••'" Uessina •• •• •• " 63g rAsbon.. •• •• •• ":: 53% ,porto—..•• •• •• •• Rio Janeiro •.......•• Buenos Ayres .• •••• •• ti - ew York, 60 dayo'sig t t Philadelphia ...• • • • • •• PRICES OF BULLIO N. PE OZ. Foreign Geld inbars...f3 17 9 Portugal Gold Coin •• 0 0 I ee Spanishrw inDpial Doubloons •••••• 100 LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY') LONDON, AUG. 18.—Wind at noon N.W.,light breeze and fine. DUBLIN, AUG. 16.—Wind S.—Arrd. Juba Scott; Barbadoes; Sid. Ganges, New York. ABERDEEN, AUG. 16.—Wind variable. --Sic t roine, Quebec. SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 17.—Wind S.W. retta, Buenos Ayres ; Lubec, Buenos Ayres . Sld. La Plata, West Indies. New York. PILL, AUG. 17.—Wind S.—Arrd. Try, Sid. British Queen, Quebec; Feronea, Quebec; 1 08 9 New York; Downes, Bathurst. HULL, AUG. 17.—Wind S.—Arrd. Addison, Ricbi- bucto. Sid. Hurnlier, Quebec. YARMOUTH, AUG. 17.—Wind S.—Arrd. Ellison, Quebec. x.d BREST, 14.—The Georgians, Bah ia to gal x.d has arrived here in charge of the coo k and 1 mate, the master having died upon the p15 89 .5 e. . ft s.r/ SAN JOSE (COSTA RICA), JULY 10.- - T he nts Halket, from Sr. Juan del Sal, which arrived at Arenas on the 31st of May, after being ashore, ha been condemned at this port. nd to n L g IM and, JULY put b k .— y T es li t e er C d o a n y n i t e e a s k sl y o . f Durham, bo a E PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 17.—Wi n d S. to E.S.E." -Slci. London, New York. Off port, Prince of W ales, Syd ney, New South Wales. C h e ese- L IVE ooL,AuG.l7.—Wind S.—Arrd. .• borough, Charleston; Abraham Young, Charleston; Lord Ashburton, Quebec; Gulnare, Quebec; Conrier, Akyab; Crusader, Maceio; Oberon, Pernambuco; Jr. sefing, Havannah; Georgians, Boston; Onwardt:: John's, New Brunswick; Beejapore, St. Johns I I - Brunswick. Sld. James T. Foord, Melbourne;'F„r°v,". dence, Vera Cruz; J. H. Gledden, New Orleans; 'iv et: moreland, Philadephia; E. C. Scrembon, New Samuel Lawrence, New York; Montezuma, New Vr''.; . Pursuit, Quebec; Avon, Quebec. Off port, Suss" Hencks, Crescent, Woodland Castle, and John CIO' x.d m i ng . DEAL, AUG. 17.—Wind at noon ; 3 E.N.E. ; 10 squally—Arrd. from the Riv er and sl x.d Blackwall, Port Philip; Thomas Hughes, ditto; Soutber° • Cross, Hobart Town; James, Bermuda. Sid. Mercurnds: Boston; John Bull, Montreal; Hebe, Quebec. - 611 , a , from the River and aid. John Scott, Algoa Bay; mar g arett a, Valparaiso. FALMOUTH, AUG. 17.—Wind S.S.W., fresh brese; —Arrd. Valleyfield, Quebec ; Nicolas, Havannah. °5 x.d port, Morning Star, Ceylon. MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY') CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNES DAY Coastwise, the arrivals of English Wheat thi s wee ,, : have amounted to 1,660 quarters. Fresh up today receipts of that grain by land carriage! were small, an d the show of samples of both red and white wa s liming'. Notwithstanding the continuance of unfavourable well" ther for harvest operations, and the bad accounts em some districts respecting the Wheat crops, m illers in general operated with extreme caution, and ohlY limited business was transacted, at about MondaY ° prices. For forward delivery very little was doing. Upwards of 11,000 quarters of Foreign Wheat having in come in, the bhow of sampl es was on the crease. All kinds were held at full eurre l , 2 ; cies ; but the sales were comparatively snow* The few parcels of English Barley on show were takes! at from 28s to 32s per quarter. Foreign at full prices. In ',Malt very little was doing, at hits rates. The imports of Foreign Oats having considerably increased, the Oat trade was inactive, at barely the Ist! advance. Beans and Peas dull, but both English 9 °l. foreign Flour was steady. The nominal top price of qualities sok' sacks and 4,550 barrels. town made was 43s per 2801bs. The imports are 170 kRRIVALS THI kRRIVALS THIS WEEIC• Wheat. Barley. Qrs. Qrs. 1,4 40 Englia ••• • • • 1,660 110 3,030 /,490 [rich •••• 3,27 0 17 0 Foreign ...... 11,430 3,1140 27,550 4,550 brl i soIit.OUGII IMP ni.a.sums • r• t ho lders of Our market is in a very inactive state, y most kinds of Hops refuse to sell, except at Pll riCeB. The duty is called 195,0001. to 200,000/ , NIT EXTECZEILPEL. The general demand ruled s teady, as follows: —Beer9 from 23 4i to 3s 6d; Mutton , 2a 10d to 4s; Lamb, 4s to ss; Veal, 2s 10i to 3 3 10 d; P ork, 2s 6d LOBS 6clPer Blbs by the carcase. YORK AUGUST MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. The Dundas Stakes. The Reaper ... Farmer's Boy ... The Chesterfield Handicap. Paddy Bird The Puritan Vbirb Writtton• Tho Chesterfield Handicap. The winner objected to on the ground of a cross• The Ebor St. Leger. Frantic Daniil O'Rourke .1. ••• ••• CRIMINAL COURT -(THIS DO') OLD COURT. Frederick A (Before dolphus M Hoare, a clerk, aged 2 r. Justice TALFOURD.) 6, P. 1 ° 3 / dea , guilty to stealing bank notes, value 4 001 , t he p re P of Abraham Wilde y Roberts and others, his master. _d e r Several resp e ctable witnesses gave the priso ner a gau character. Mr. Justice TALFOURD sentenced him to transPertir tion for 10 years. Mr. BODKIN said he thought it right to mention th,..110t the prisoner had been ind u ced to steal the money by LU temptations of betting houses. ' oner Mr. Justice TALFOURD hoped the fa'o of the pril Pb would be a warning to others not to yield to first tenip . _t c a, i t i i e o r n e s d , w t h h i e ch m o o ft n e e n ys lead to an abyss of cri me. lie 19 `C) stolen by the prisoner 1,0001. Mr. BODKIN.—Oh, much more than that, he has carrying on a regular system of robbery for some o° 2 ° 2 James Betteridge, 32, grocer, and aarlotte trekbe inr, ot • oner a mounted t 0 spinster, were placed in the dock on an iDdliii,g. char ging them with feloniously setting fire to a a we d Lite house with intent to defraud the Monarch Fire and A Coman. nu tioe , Mr. Ballantin p e conducted the case for the 1 05 e and Betteridge was defended by Mr. Parry f the ease Mr. BALLANTINE, atter st a ti ng th e nature °„,, e B:-- - , against the prisoner, called th e following 0 1111 ;l i oner 11:t e Henry Judge—l am she man to the Mu le t itth ' 3 ' Whitecross-street. I entered his service on t Oll ano ther June, 1851. The prisoner had not at that tin i° . toe. Islieg shop, but he had afterwards in Chapel•stree : , ro ss• I remember the fire on the 24th of June in Wili t f e ; fire street. The prisoner, before then, spoke tO me ° or five that was likely to happen. This was about far be to weeks previous to the occurrence. Ho said he v 1313 bad make money somewhere or other, and he thought hents better fire the place and get money from the fig ura f re .. office. He conversed with me on the subject veg d i. quently. We made preparations for the fire., nt eel rected me to cut a portion of the ceiling in the iro•• ile a ler the night before the fire. The same even in g I intoPti• a portion under the shop down, and put the rubbish a_ a vat, and conveyed it to the York-road. He said it W., 5 . his intention to put some barrels under the broken eelo ing, in order that the shop might catch the boardsa_ easily. He also desired me to wrench up the l7 the shop under the counter. Ile had an errand-beY ° the name of William Warner. He was not on the P r t , a ; raises on the night of the fire; he was sent into t" c ountry. Betteridge said it was bett e r he should be Away, vious to the fire, I took to Islinton. There was a dcg kept loose in the cellar. The dog,Pre goods away to the other shop Among thew was coffee-box. I bought an old one for 3s. to take t . lr place of the other. Ho directed me to broken up the tea and other boxes where I did some this Betteridgep e r ba j I b vlaced I also took some the ceiling. Tho shop was closed at ten, an w hen I afterwards I, the near femtahlee w present. hadlle told me that this paper was to ' b°Wegwent to bed a n ight. little aft( r eleven. Betteridge told supper together that Prisnrate-d. W© all eellax-doore.re be wouldcall the fire got dangerous. I me before m© to go to bed, and , asked him about my clothes, to touch them. I going s o far as cheese of the fire and he said there was no 1-. erisoners went to bed. I left don't know whether the • themup. Between twelve rs on. The female prisoner was tridge, he had his tro . w w bc as (Ave and one I was called by Bet in Betteridge's room, which Partly undressed. a . Vi h h d better rived. Betteridge said he a escapes had then was the second -floor from. ...e.t n er engines nor &e a: Charlotte Webber said, "Don't be give the alarm, ha - . pe soon a fool, let them fi he house by it. When the lire we all left t ud It out." The firo.esca 0 ar rived, and was put out, - - er we returned to the house, and I open s d the shop. On t he same morning the female prisoll ;,,~.~.: