The Sun. — London, England, 1852-03-06 00:00:00

THE - SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING ) MARCY •••••••••...........a............wa1b. mind and the improvement of in- THE LONDON GAZETTE, March 5. between eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Cannel], Cbtrb Vbition At Botallack Mine quarterly meeting, on the 24th development of the Feb„ the accounts showed-Balance last account, 351. telligence-such is our object; and be assured to go 511. 03 ' bond of our organizetion. - ess.- + Os. 3d.; copper ore sold (less dues), 823/. 125. ; tin, beyond these limits would be to break for ever the MASTER OF THE HORSE'S OFFICE, FEB. 28. 2,852/. is. 10d. ; old iron sold, 40L 6s. 5d.-----3,7 Aldermanbury. 9d E ., * on P. Monday,Quadlizag m , a l r p n a n w B i c , h n , r railway an y tia n s c e a ci r l e i ieengte Monday, builder, , -.....__-. Our motto will always be The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right ,„, A requisition is in course of signature to invite 6 1-Labour cost three months, end Dec., ' Chari ty and Fraternity.' A new society is to come Honourable James Alexander, Earl of Rosalyn, to be %Canal six months ,between eleven and three, at the ; hid.copper.office of Mr. C Captain Willi Peel, R. N., third son of the late Sir and coals, stamps, 63/r 15s. ; carriage of tin, forth from our hands : humble artisans of a great work, Master of her Majesty's Buckhounds, in the room of the T •T Canaan, Aldermanbury. 47/. 4s. 2d. • coals 247/. is. 103. ; merchants', ~ Right Honourable John George Brabazon, Ruh of Bea- J. Ball, aiarttn s-lane, Cannon-street, merchant, 9 3 ., eus continue in silence our peaceful labour; and if fresh. ,• Robert Peel, to stand for Westminster, on his father's bills, 76 9 / 1 ' ' -r 4el - . Os. ; leaves profit, 78i . se. • --Deduct di- A ' 1,608/. 33. on Saturday next, and the three subsequ ent Saturdays, prtsciples, at the next election. su ccess should crown our efforts, let us only give the vidend, 750/., leaves balance to next account, 37/.55. 4d, su TREASURY CHAMBERS, WHITEHALL, MARCH L between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Groom, Ab to Him who lends us the intelli g ence and activity church-lane. . •-•----------- At the Fowev Consols Mine meeting, on the 17th g lory The Queen he ueen has been pleased to direct letters patent . BANK OF FRANCE. Feb,, the accounts for four months ending December necessary to that sublime act of regeneration-to the borough, resigned. to be passed under the Great Seal, appointing the Right C. Crudgington, Lea Brook Iron-works, Tipton, Staf- , The following is a return of the situation of the Bank showed-Mine cost for September, 2,677/. 6s. 6d.; ditto, great Architect of the Universe. The future pros- Honourable Charles Philip Yorke, ad of Hardwick°, fordsbire, iron master, 3,1,1., any Thursday before April of France on March 4:- Oct., 2,659/. 43. 10d. ; Nov. 2,841/. 17s. 3d.; Dec. perity of masonry is no longer doubtful-the new era to be Postmaster-General. sURY CHAMBERS, WHITEHALL, MARCH 4. 30, between eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whit- ' ASSETS. 2,742/, 18 3 . id, ;to West Poway Consols for ores sold, will be propitious to it. We resume our work under 13s. 31, any Thursday before April 30, between Cash in hand ... .... ..• ... f. 473,994,724 1 24/.93. ;to Prideaux Wood, 75/. 3d. =so 11,020/.lBs. 83.. happy auspices. The Government, which in its justmore, Birmingham. TRE A S, , S. Lichfield, Birmingham, druggist and grocer, The Queen has graciously pleased to appo int . Ditto in branch banks ... -. 116,910 361 0 By sale of coppea ores, 8,7951. 161. 9d.; mundie, 5721 solicitude requires to know what we are, will see us the Right ion. John James Robert Manners common' , . . Y eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Whitmore, Bit- Bills past due ... ••• ••• 265,795 29 Is. 3d. ; Par s Consols, Prideaux Wood, and estate of J. always animated by the best philanthropy-it will - John m • called Lord Manners, to be First Commissioner of w i ng h ang Bills discounted, but not yet due, of T. Teffry, for materials and use of water, 718/. 103. 93. ; v irt ue , know that our institution is the school of every • - d Public ' Works anßuildings. B. Lindsay, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, draper, which 12,334,636 t. Oc. were received sundries, 110/. Is. 4d., showing loss of 824/. Bs. 7d. ; and it 'II t • will suppor t us , for, generous and enlightened, caoWN•OFFICE, MARCH 5. from the Branch Banks ... •.. 36,335,983 65 which, deducted from balance in hand, last meeting, . 3s. 9d., on Friday, March 5, or any subsequent alter it cannot refuse a kind support to those who, like it MEMBERS RETURNED To SERVE IN THIS PRESENT nate Friday, until June 25, between e - Bills in the branch banks a• ... 70,772,185. 0 leaves 4,307/. 16s. 6d. to credit of next account. eleven and three, at Advances on coins and ingots... ,„ 163,600 0 At Wheal Trevelyan meeting, on the 27th February, self, seek with so much eagerness for opportunities to PARLIAMENT. the office of Mr. Bittleston, Nottingham. Ditto by the branch banks ••• ... 2,996,158 0 the accounts showed-By call, 2,048/. Four months' egh of Wenloc T • do good. Thus, free from any impediments, we may Bore. k- he Right Hon• George Cecil D. Douglas, Chorlton-upon• Medlock, Manchester, Ditto on French public securities .., 14,147, 9 36 10 labour cost, end December, 7154 is, 13. ; J anuar y, 171/. display our banner; the moment has arrived when Weld Forester , Comptroller of her Majesty'a House- draper, as. 53., on any Tuesday, between e l even an d one, Ditto by branch banks... ~, ... 2,853,663 0 143. 83. ; Mr. Hodge, in part of steam stamps. 3821. masonry is to show what it is, what it wishes, and hold. L , T ., at the office of Mr. Mackenzie, Manchester. Di tto t o the State on Bons du Tresor... 50,000,000 0 los.; October and Novembsr merchants' s bille, 223/. 48. what it can do. The measures of rigour necessitated Borough ept .ureitwich-The Right Honourable Sir J. Tordoff, Pudsey, Yorkshire, woollen c l o th manu f ace Ditto to the State on the Treaty of 30th 104.: leaving balance to next account 555/. 9 3 . so. The by too guilty attempts offers us the opportunity of John Somelretr Pakin g t oe , o f W estw ood P a rk, in the t urer , 4 s . 3d,. on 'rueaday, March 9, or any subs equen t June. 1848 ... ... .„ ... 75,000,000 0 liabiliti e s are-Balance due i n J une n ext for steam Principal S exercising our sublime ministry. Let us show that co unty of ... W cetter, B arone t, one of her Majesty's M on d a y or Tuesday, between eleven and two, a t t h e Advanced to the City of Paris ou the stamps, 382/" .. .103.; De.cember and January bills, 166/. .• equality, charity, end brotherly love exists more - ecretaries of State. • office of Mr. Hope, Leeds. Provisionel Loan of 20,000,000 e .., 10,000,000 0 I Is. 4d.: Ishowing a balanc e o f asse ts of 6/ Bs. 13. u tt y of Chichester-The Rig'nt Honurable Flenry IV. W. Spence and Mary Spence, Newcastle-upon , particularly as.nong us. " Iterates of the reserve fund ... ... 10,000,000 0 At toe Wheat Golden hi-monthly meeting, on We d - • George Charles Gordon Lennox, commonly called Lord Tyne, tailors and drapers, 2 2-3 d., on Saturday, March The other business of the grand orient then pro- Henry George Charles Gordon Lennox, one of the - • Sat urd ay , b d Rentes, disposable funds ... ... 42,683,040 83 nesdav, the acceunts shorved-B dance last accoutre l3, or any following b e tween ten an three, at Investments of the new branch hanksin 1.240/. 7s. 53. • ore sold, 588/. 03. 31=4,828/. 7s. Bd.- ceeded, and at eight o'clock nearly 500 persons sat Commissioners for executing the -office of Lord High the office of Mr. Wakley, Newcastle-upen•Tyne. the public funds ... ... ... 12,952,725 74 December and January cost, including those at Penhale, down to a splendid banquet. In the course of the Treasurer of Great Britain, and Treasurer of the Ex- - W. W. Spence, Newcaetle-upon-Tyne, tailor and Hotel and furniture of the Bank ... 4,000,000 0 1,3791. 43. 2d.; leavin g b a l a nc e to n e xt a ccount, 449/. evening M. de Bernardy was presented to the Prince chequer of Ireland. draper, Is. 50., on Saturday, March 13, or any Real property property of the branch banks -. 3,416,771 0 3s. 63. Grand Master, who expressed himself in most gratie WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 5. . ing Saturday, between ten and three, at the office of Interest in National Discount Bank ... 200,000 0 The Boscaswell Downs Mine accounts for six months, fying terms as to his experience of English free- Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant the Mr. Wakley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Ditto branch banks .•• ••• ••• 103,000 0 ending December, 1351, show-Labour cost and car- masonry, particularly during his residence at Gib - H on. Shapland Francis C arew has been allowed to retire NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. Expenses of administration of the Bank 225,350 89 riage, 2,160/. 33. 63.; coals, 173/. 9s. ; merchants' bills, raitar, and his hope that the universality of the order from the service by the sale of his commission, March 5. At the Court, Basinghall-street. Ditto of the Branch Banks ... ... 238,711 0 342/. Is. 8d.=.2,6751. 14s. 2d.-By tin sold, 54 tons 11 might be ever preserved and cemented by the perfect 17th Regiment of Foot-Major Arthur Lowry Cole, Sarah Isherwood and N. T. Isherwood, Ludgate-hill, Miscellaneous ... ... ... ... 1,654,174 88 cwts. 3 qrs. 7 lbs., 2,680/. 93. 7d.; copper ore. 2621.25. • f the brethren fd union o e o every c lim e an coun t ry. from the 89th Foot, to be Major, vice Bourchier, who ex. City, house decorators, March 26, at eleven-J. Batts, 2d.; sundries, 70/ 33. 7d.: leaving profit, 3371. Is.changes, March 5. . Highgate and Finchley-road, plumber and painter, f. 928,913,480 39 which deducted from balance against adventurers last 69th Foot-Major Legendre Charles Bourchier, from March 30, at eleven-A. Heilbronn and J. Harrison, LIABILITIES. account, 1,611/. 14s. 63., leaves balance against adven- A SCENE IN THE AMERICAN HOUSE the 17th Foot, to b e ht s g„ , i vice Cole, who exchanges, Great St. Helen's, City, drysaltere, March 27, at half- Capital ... ... g.. ~, ... f. 67,900,000 0 turers, 1,274/. 12s. lid. OF REPRESENTATIVES. March 5, past eleven-A. Markwick, Martin's-lane, Cannon- Ditto of the Branch Banks ... ... 23,350,000 0 At Cooke a Kitchen meeting on February 25 the ac- In the House of BeOresentadves. on the Ilth. a dis- 80th Foote -Ensign James Tweedie, from the 12th street, City, manufacturer, March 27, at twelve -R. Bile Reserve fund ... ... ... ... 10,000,000 0 count s for November and December showed-Balance graceful scene occurred between two of the members- Foot, to be E nsign, g vice Day, appointed to the 96th ling, son., and R. Billing, jun., Reading, Berkshire, Ditto of the branch banks ... ... 2,980,750 14 from last account, 3441. Bs. 7d.; costs and merchants' Messrs, Stanly and Giddings. The former having Foot, March 5. brickmakers, March 26, at one. Reserve-immobiliere ... ... ... 4,000,000 0 bills, 1,6411. 9s. 9dee=1,9851. 188. 4d.-By ores sold, charged the latter with uttering a falsehood, the follow- 93d Foot-Major Lorenzo Rothe to be Lieutenant- In the Country. Notes to bearer, in circulation ... ... 429,432,600 G 1,464/. 2s. 83.: leaving balance against adventu rers, in g conversation ensued:- Colonel, without purchase, vice Spark, deceased; Cap- W. Gossage , Presco t, Lancash i r e, manufacturing , Ditto of the branch banks ... ... 123,663,125 0 5211. 15s. 83. " Mr. Stanly-It is usual for one who has no regard tam n Robert M urray B enner to b e m a j or , w ithout par. chemist, March 26, at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool- ! Ditto to order (post-bills) ... ... 6,139,649 le At B o ringdon Park Mine meeting, on Wednesday, the for the decencies of life to relieve himself from respon- chase, vice Rothe; Lieutenant George Seton t o b e J. J. Reyner, Manchester and Fleetwood, Lancashire, ' Account-current with Treasury creditor 100,427,434 74 accounts showed-Calls received, 3,072 L; advance, 172/, sibility by pronouncing statements false, and it is cha- Captain, without purchase, vice Banner , Feb. 21 . woollendra p ar, March 26, at twelve, at the Court, Various accounts current ... ... 119,177,391 56 155.; loan, 2504 discount and receipts 22/. 133. 7d.; sit- racteriatic of the man who sneaked away from this Lieutenant Colin Maxwell to be Captain , by purc h ase , Manchester-G. Chadfield, Manchester, p lasterer and Ditto in branches ••• ••• ... 2 7,669,874 e ver - lea d ore sold, 207/. 2s. 4d..-=3,7241. 103. l id. For- house, and took his pay for work which he did not do. vice Macpherson, who retires, march 5; E ns i gn Willi am painter, March 29, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester Bills payable at sight ... ... 8,218,000 0 tion of cost of a new 40-inch steam•engine,_s7s/.; office " Mr. Giddings-when t h e gentleman deimod , to l ow George Drummond Stewart to be Lieutenant, without -W. J. Foulkes, Birkenhea, Cheshire, druggist, March Ditto at branches ... .. ... 2„ 993 833 0 expenses, rent,: &e., 70/. Bs.; printing and stationery, vulgarity I cannot follow him. I protest against Dough - purchase, vice Seton, Feb. 21; Ensign Somerset Moly - 30, at eleven, at th e Court , Liverpool - R. Welsh , Had - Dividends payable ... • . ~, 494,632 25 30/. 14s. 6d.; rent of fishery up to Jan. 1, 301; dues, faces Prompting the gentlemen from South Carolina. D eux Clarke t o b e Li eutena nt, by purchase, vice Max- dersfield, woollen cloth merchant, March 26, at eleven, Liquidation of the Algiers Bank ... 4,850 0 131 . Ile. 43. ; discount and interest, 7/. us. 103.; work- "Mr. Stanly - It is the business of a scavenger to ha v e well , March 5. at the Court, Leeds-R. Barr and J. S y k e s, Hudders- 1 E xpenses „ t i c ip a t e d „. ... ,„ 109,109 29 ing cost and materials to end Dec., 2,9221. 19s. 11d.; anything to do with him; and I will have to wash My 23 West a u di a B eg i m ant-Acting Assistant-Surgeon field, spianers, March 26, at eleven, a t th e C our t, L ee d s Discounts, interest, and expenses ... 441,073 88 leaving balance in hand , 62 /. 15 s. 40 .; add arrears due hands after handlin g him ; but the thin g has to be done, Thomas Llew ellyn Na sh, M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, -It P. Weston, Wellington, Shropshire surgeon, Ditto of branch banks ... ... ... 7 28, 560 oon call, ill. 10s.; 10 tons of ore, estimated 200/., makes as he has thrust himself on us a kind of censor. It is a vice Clark e , appo i nte d to the Staff, March 5. March 29, at half-past eleven at the Court, Birmingham Re-discounts of the last six months ... 168,450 0 2741 . s s. 4 d. The liabilities are 9454 es,, showing i t small business for me, and I don't know how I can de ' Ceylon Rifl e R eg i me nt -Henry Dudley, Esq., to be - P. Rufford, F. Rufford, end C. J.Wragge, Stoarbridge, 1 Ditto in branch banks ... ... ... 240,432 0 deficiency of 6 7 0 4 18s• Bd., to meet which a call of 15s. wend any lower than to take hold of the Hon. Member Paymaster, vice Warren, deceased, *arch 5. Worcestershire, bankers, March 30, at ten, at the Court, Interest on protested bills ••• ••. 357 ,198 60 per share was made. for Ohio.-(Cry of' Good.') HOSPITAL STAFF.-Assistent Surgeon Patrick Jo. Birmingham. Miscellaneous ... ... ... ••• 416,516 74 At Eat Boringdon Mine meeting, on Wednesday, the "Mr. Giddings-Will you hear me? seph Clark e , f rom th e 2d West India Regiment, to be CERTIFICATES GRANTED. - accounts showed-Calls received, 2 . 5601 4 s discount, 11/, o Mr. Stanly-Nobody wants to hear you , but I will Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces , vice M oo re, appointed R. M`Ketsn, Liverpool and Birkenhead, contracting f. 928,913,480 39 Is. ld.----2,571/. Is. 13.-Portion of cost of a new 40-inch indulge you. . to the 6th D ragoon G ua rds, March 5 ' engineer and iron house manufacturer, certificate of the Certified by the Governor of the Bank, steam-engine, 5754; lease, So., 411.; books and sta- "Mr. Giddings - The gentlema n is barking up the Commissi ou by the Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex. second class-j. Foster, Liverpool, filter merchant, D'Anciong. tionery, 19/.125. Id.; office expenses, rent, and travel- wrong tree. 2d Regi ment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia- certificate of the.first class-J. P. Godfrey, Cullompton, It appears from the preceding account that the cash Hags 6 7 1, Ms.; working coat, including materials to end "Mr. Stanly-The galled jade winces again. , Sir Thomas G eorge Hesketb, Bart., to be Colonel, ek e Devo ns hi re , paper ma k er , cert ifi cate o f t h e secon d class in hand has increased by 5,657,000 f. The commercial Dec. 1,724/, es , : leaving balance in hand , 73 / , 18 s. 53 .; "Mr. Giddin g s-The g entleman shan't crack fee Stanley, resigned, March 1. -T. Atkinson, Leeds, grocer, certificate of the third bills discounted have decreased by 3,654,0001. The add due by calls in arrear 69/. 103.; 12 tons of ore esti- overseer's lash to put me down. Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshi re . class-J. Th omson an d W. L e i t h, Li ver p oo l, ti m b er Bank notes in circulation have decreased by 6,417,000 f. mated worth 240 e, makes 383/. Bs. 5c1.-The lialAlities " Mr- Stanly-I hope that the gentleman will not Sherwood Rangers -Henry Eyre, Gent, to be Cornet, merchants and tar distillers, certificate of the first class, The balance to the credit of th e Tr easur y h as i ncrease d are 1,0811. 18se showing a deficiency of 698195. 73., to gnash his teeth so hard; he might hurt himself. Who vice John Vessey Machin, promoted. after 21 days from Feb. 26-W. Farrell, Liverpool, pro by 1,150,000 f. The sundry credits have increased by meet which a call of 7s. 63. per share was made, is here playing the overseer over white men-who but Commissi on by the Lord-Lieutenant of Worcertershire. vision dealer and grocer, certificate of the first class, 4,533,000/. At Wheal Gill bi-monthly meeting, on Monday, the he, who is throwing his filthy gall and assailing every Worc es t ers hi re Regiment of Militia - Henry Giles, after 21 days from Feb. 27-A. Cansh, Liverpool, pro. accounts showed-Balance last account , 821 . 15s. 9,4. ; body as Northern Whig Douehf aces , and what he calls Gent s to b e Li e utenant, vice Clifton, deceased, F e b. 23, vision dealer and commission agent, certificate of the first THE ARMY AND NAVY. costs for Dec., 459/ 9s. 103.; Jan., 337/. 9s. id.; sun. the vile slaveholders? He is the only man who acts in OFFICE OF ORDNANC E, FEB. 26 . class, Ether 21 da y s from Feb. 27-J. Philli p s, Birming (From the United Service G aze tt e o f thi s d a y.) dries, 30/. llf. 83.=--910/. 6s. 4d.-By calls received, that way. We don't raise the overse er ' s lash over our regulations are to be observed in rela- ham, druggist and g rocer, certificate of the second class. HER The MAJESTY'S SLIMMER CRUI3E.-We have reason 6 4 7/.: leaving balance to ne x t account , 263 /. 63 . 4 d. A slaves in North Carolina. If that member was in the . following _ la t b d tion to the construction of the vesse to believe that her Majesty will not take any long ma- call of 15s. per share was made. southern country, nobody would own him as a black provisions f A J. I. Headley and E. I. Headley, Cambridge, iron- Victoria be the places appointed under the oan A ct of rine excursion this year before July. The royal yacht At Gonamena Mine meeting, on the 26th Feb., the ac- man with a white skin-(Laughter)-but he woul d the - Victoria, chap 77 sec 6 ' t . I o f. el 4 and 15 Queen • , • ,in Itu ed Ft . founders-Ann Flintoff, Elisabeth Flintoff, and Harriett Victoria and Albert it is said will have a most thorough counts for Nov. and Dec. showed-Balance against ad- suffered to run wild as a free negro, and in the course ~ , an Act to repeal s 1 o much of an Act of the 12th year ink ff, Nottingham, dressmakers (so far as regards refit, and will be in the dockyard men's hands until the venturers end of Oct. 35 8 1 . Os , IA; labour cost, &c,, three weeks he would be brought up to the whipp ing ' f 11 . Third, relating to the making and 0 ing George the Elizabeth Flintoff)-F. Langman and J. Langmao, middle of June. 217/. 13s. 23. ; materials, &c,, 218/, 63.53.=-7931. 19s. Si, post and lashed, for stealing or slandering his ne ig h- magazines and stores, near Li- Wolverhampton, linseed cake merchants-J. Barber and THE WEST INDIES. -We have letters from the Ha- By call, 29th Dec., 2561.; copper ore sold, 3671 16s. Id.: bours.-(Laughter.) If I say that he is a gentleman, g carriage of gunpowder verpool, and to melee certain , temporary provisions with J. Barber, boffin Brigg, Yorkshire, manufacturers-J. vannah, dated Feb. 13, stating that the Commander-in- leaving balance against adventurere, 170/. 3s. 73. A call tell a falsehood. s and stores." An Ives and A. Crosley, Clement's-lane, City, solicitors regard to the said magazine y person T. Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir G. Seymour C. 8., G.C.H., in of 1/. per share was made. " The Speaker (to Mr. Stanly)-Will the gentlemen failing to observe these regulations will be guilty of a G rime and R Grime B. , Preston, reed makers-W. S. his flag. ship Cumberland, 70, Captain Seymour, with the At East Wheal Reeth special meeting, yesterday, a suspend for a moment? Devastation, 6, steam-sloop, Commander C. Y. Camp- stateme nt of affairs was laid before the adventurers. " Mr. Stanley-We ought to suspend that fellow misdemeanour, and punished accordingly. Rutter and J. Ilenshall Manchester , a tt o r ne y s-T. the nec k . - (Laughter . ) 1. That no iron be employed in the construction of Hewett and J. Ablett, Kingston-upon-Hull, colour bed, arrived there, from Port Royal, Feb. 11. It welt In the last two months upwards of 3501. had been re- (Pointing to Mr. Giddings) by e nec .- auehter ) dealers-W. Newbould and J. Baildon, Sheffield, met days; believed that the Admiral would remain there many ceived on the arrears of calls. Liabilities, 4181. 3s. 11d.; 3, part o the vessel. g entleman from North ' Caro lina . an f " Mr. Giddings-The ... ,• pas sages are to be constructed be. chants-W. Cooper, J. Shute, and E. Cooper, Bristol, days; it was rather expected that he would leave about assets, 3501. OF. 63.. balance against the mine, 98/.33.53. reminds me of the boy who turned round so fast that 2. That the wing the 20th for Bermuda, having made the tour of the West Cash in hand, 133/. 3s. Id.; cells paid at the meeting, breeches was n both • tea dealers-R. Ray and W. Swann, Liverpool, up was the sides of t h e vessel and the magazin e for the hind part of his breec osides.- holsterers-Mary Murray, Ann Orr, and Janet Clive, Indies. 481. ; remainin g un p aid, 178/. 19s. 6d. (Laughter.) The ge ntleman says that I was at Norris. Powder. 3 That the door or doors into the magazine shall in Portman -street, Portman-square, dressmakers-J. Ful- Captain Robertson, Unattached, is appointed As- At West Beam meeting, on Tuesday, a call of 10s. town. too; but where was he and the members of the -• - 6 ' to a scuttle or door-way throug h ford, W. Marshall, and J. Allen, Birmingham, brewers iris - Ant-Deputy Quartermaster-General on the Staff of Per share was made. house? Why, drinking their grog.-(Laughter.) no case e opposite (so far as regards J. Fulford)-C. H. Tugman and A. Ireland. Bottle Hill Mine has made a call of 10s. per share. 'Mr. Stanly-I charge the official reporters not to ship's aide or gangway. 4. That the ladder-way from the deck be protected by . P. W. Benit, St. Mary Axe, City, merchants-G. Drant Lieutenant Conolly is Acting-Paymaster, and Lieu- eh.) felonious hand At Wheal Carpenter (South Sedenhani) general hale. let his (Mr. Gidding a close bul k - he a d on each side, tenant Astley Acting-Aajutant, of the depot of the 19,h yearly meeting, at Tavistock, on Monday, the accounts word of what I say, for we know how he on a former ves sel be fitted with a lightning Turley and J. Hockins, New-street, Lion-street, New Foot. showed that at the half-yearly meeting in September the occasion misrepresented my colleague from the Orange 5. That every ._ w .., . con• h Kent road, brewers-T. and C. Lancaster, Brig ductor, on the plan of Sir Sno teams; and that the ouse, Lieutenant Wade, of the 723, has been appoiated balance at the bankere was 9/. 64. Bd., and the balance of district , ue from th hilli and his own colleag e C Yorkshire millwrights-W. Lewer, R. T. Buck, and B. h• ' all be in Acting-Paymaster of the depot , liabilities over assets, 4311. 23. 63. At this meetin g , the cothe district, having altered his own speech after mast or spar in whic h the conductor is fitted s height above the deck at least two-thirds of the lengt h Blow, Baker-street, and George-street, Portman-square, Staff-Surgeon J. P. Trench has succeeded Dr. Miller balance, due to purser was 50/. 6s. 53., and balance of he got to his room with his coloured friends-(Laughter )of the vessel from stem to stern. drapers (so far as regards B. Blow)-D. Cameron and as Surgeon to the northern recruiting district in a bout mas sociates; but has anybody * liabilities over assets 565/. 93, 53. The reports were He talks . y 6 That bll .no u -eyes or convex or piano -convex lasses C. R. Vial', Oxford-street, linetidrapers-J. Patient and Ireland, the latter officer being removed to the Bristol most encouraging, and a call of 1/. per share was cheer- seen him in private decent company? Free nerroes - be used in th scuttles, or any part of thus glasses H. Sheffield, Throgmorton•street, City, slate merchants edecks, ts vessel. HS m WH ur on, . arnor, W. Maides, and H. J. Tar. district. fully made. m ay gall ,to see him. He does not let his right h. 7. That all glass used in the scuttles through the - • .• hand know what his left doeth. He alludes to my ab- ling, New North•road, Hoxton, furnace makers for the Captain Collinson, Royal Engineers, is about to pro- At Rosewarne limes (Gwinear) meeting, on the 25th ship's side ports, &c , shall be plate glass, not groun d, ceed upon important surveying duty to the Isthmus of February, the accounts showed-Balance last account, sence; but I have not set up myself as a standard. I fot less than half inch in thickness; and copper w ire consumption of smoke (so far as regards W. Maides and Panama. 21!; cost for four months, end of January, 182/. 16s. id. don't say I'm always in the house, as I ought to be. Ho ° • • II ir Tarling). gauze to be used in the scuttles for the admission of air • • Lieutenant Pieters, late Adjutant of the Coventry 2031. 16s. Id.-By ores sold, 22/. 14s. 9d.; call re- says we were here drinking grog during Christmas times. g B. Me o deck are also to be provided for the d- . INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. recruiting district, has been appointed to that of York. ceived, 1261.: leaving balance against adventurers, Where was he? In Philadelphia, drinking beer and -. . Means 11 througha f a John Showsmith, Ilkley, Yorkshire, shoemaker. the ottom o the vessel, JERSEY MILITIA.-The sth, or South West Regiment, 551. 15. 41. A call of 15s. per share was made, eating oysters with free negroes.-(Laughter.) Which mission of water through two or more circular apertures of not less than John p li Jeremiah Dalton. Newport, painter. is to be a title corps. The clothing for the new rifle At the Hennock Silver Lead meeting, on Tuesday, was the best off? Judge ye.-(Laughter.) He thinks . ister, York, shopkeeper. foot in diameter, on either side of the keel. - - ---- ° a " one . , Richard Popplewell, Selby, Yorkshire. company of the town battalion is now in the Royal the accounts showed-Cash received for calls. 4,274/ he was better off than we were. [Mr. Stanley paused,fb de pos it e d 9 The quantity o powder to e at any one John Sk • • LI tutu elperly , Yorkshire, „ grocer. Town Arsenal, Jereey. 153.-Expenditure to end of December, 3,853/. 17s. 33.; and looking towards Mr. Prestor. King, who was stand- • time in such vessels is limited by the Master-General to GUERNSEY DEFENCES.-Gun carriages have lately leaving in hand, 420/. 17e. 90. The liabilities ar e -Co s t lug near Mr. Giddings, remarked, raising his voice to a 10,000 barrels, of 100 pound each. John Hewitt, Chichester, baker. been conveyed to Castle Cornet for the purpose of to end March, 460/.; steam-engine, g r ind e r, b u ildi ngs , high pitch, ' Help him out; he needs a little more When the magazines or vessels are constructed, • J. P. Prudence, Hurst-per-Point, domestic servant. mounting the guns of the fortress. A strong working and dressing floors, 1,475!. ; due to the secretary. Si. 3s. Poison.' Voices-' Ha, ha! Good! Ha, ha!'] I quit regu lations will be issued for the mode of storing, safe ke ep. James Chillcott, Cuckfield, Sussex, auctioneer. party of the Royal Artillery, assisted by carts and la- 60. 1,9381. 3s. 63 - showing a deficiency of 1,517/. s s , this subject in disgust. I find that I have been in a die- i n g , an d receiving and deli •d 2" delivering gunpowder to an from George Glossop, Arundel, upholsterer, bearers, removed the carriages. 9d. A call of IL per share wes made. secting-room, cutting ups dead dog. I will treat him as D UBL I N GARRISON.-The military bands again sic- At the Craddock Moor a l. ine mee ti ng , on th e 2 6t h a n i ns ane man, who was never taught the decencies of the vessels. CLARENCE PAGET, W. Morgan, Monmouthshire, beer retailer. company the guard to the Castle. This practice was February, the accounts show. d-Balance in favour of life, proprieties of conduct, whose associations show that Secretor t the M. st r•Gener 1 Secretory oe a c 11 . Halifax James Crossley, , Yorkshire, tailor. discontinued since 184 S. The cavalry picquet at the adventurers end October, 84/. 15s. 20.; by call 29th be never mingled with gentlemen. Let him rave on till Richard Horstell, jun., Yorkshire, stonemason. lower Castle-yard hee been withdrawn. December, 105/. 105. - -=-190/, ss. 2/1.-Labour cost, See doomsday." ~ FEBRUARY 23. Benjamin Batten Street, Devonshire schoolmaster. 6TAFF.-M jor-General G. Beinbrigge, C. 8., Corn- 116/. 4s. 51; materials, 38/. 16s. 73.; leaving balance i n The conversation then ceased. The Lord Lieutenant and Castes Rotulorum of the Martin Murphy, Bradford, Yorkshire ' , beerseller. melding the Belfast disirica has proceeded to England f adventurers favour o , 331. 4s. 2d. A call of 1/. per 111• M............... .• county of Deeon has appointed Thomas Pring, of Cre• John Crowther, Bradford, Yorkshire h, s opkeeper. on leave of absencs. Colonel Pennefather, C. 8., half- as made share w e . ditoo in the said county, Esq., to be Clerk of the THE LATE HEAD-CONSTABLE OF LIVERPOOL ' el , .• Peace Thomas Moore, jun., Coventry, bricklayer. At West Wheal T for the said in the room of Richard Bales, &q., John Slatery, Bradford, Yorkshire tailor. pay 28th Foot, Assistant-Quartermaster General, has -- owan bi-monthly meeting, on the The council on Wednesday last passed a resolution to , or. 27th Feb., the accounts deceased. Thomas Greendale, Yorkshire, innkeeper. left Cork on leave of absence. 11.1ajier F. M. Mylius,. showed-Balance last account, the effect that they would approve f • •all ow- WHITEHALL, - Charles Robert Haddesley, Kingston-u H 11solicitor, pon- a , Town Major of Dublie, has joined head-quarters at the / 16. 1 1,220 . Od.; costs in Nov. and Dec., 1,059/. 193. ance to Mr. Dowlin of 2001. a y ear. The watch com- d Chancellor h Royal Barracks, from leave of absence. 4d.----e2 280/. 16s. 20.-By copper ore sold, 62/. 18s. 53 • • yesterday, g Y The Lord as appointed William Parkes, Isaiah Baker s Staffordshire, working miner. ORDNANCE.-Shooting galleries are ordered to be dic 11/. 16s 2 , 01 • • mun . . ~ call in Dec., 1,000/ ; leaving ba • , pewee met at twelve o ' clock, to take the sub ject into consideration The meeti ng f th e magi strates . o e o i y t, Stafford, Gent., to be a James Careless, Oldbury, Worce s tershire, blacksmith. lance • Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Edwin Lynex, Staffordshire, dealer i glass. constructed at the Royal Barracks, Dublin, for the use to next account, 1,206/. is . 7d. A call of 5/. per was summoned . n for two o'clock. When the watch corn- was made. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. T. Jennings, Walsall, Staffordshire, be of the recruits. mitten met, a letter was laid before them from Mr. erseller. The Garrison School in Dublin (held in the Court- At Devon Consols West bi-mothly meeting, on Thurs- Dowling ten de r i ngl3* • • H ad * , is resignation. the watch James Giiston, draper, Lseds. Thomas Jephcott, Foleahill, Warwickshire, ribbon.mae he accounts a BANKRUPTS. nufacturer. Martial room) is now so popular, under Mr. Scrivener, day, t . howed-Balance from last account, committee immediately prcceeded to act upon the resoe that there are now no fewer than 500 non-commissioned 40/. 17s. 7d.; calls received since, 147/. ssees--188/ 2s. 7d. lution of the council, the p ension of 2001. would have Thomas Freeman, innkeeper, Northampton, to stir- Edward Jordan Merry, Coventry, y, esoventry, watch jeweller. officers, rank and file, and eleven officers, receiving in- -Costs, 185/. 4 8 . 53.: leaving balance in hand, 3/. 186. been secured to the late hea dconstable. B• a lngham and render, March 12, and April 16, at half- past eleven, at Edward Kenyon Bullman, Bristol, coal merchant. struction. The Duke of Cambridge is a warm patron 23. The liabilities are nil; the assets, including all other members felt, however, that if they thus stepp ed the Court of Bankruptcy. Centime, official assignee, George John Hayman, Bristol, dealer in buttons. of the school. arrears of calls, 192/, 18s, 2d, A c a ll o f 2s, 63. - ' • Aldermanbury; Reed, Langford, and Marsden, Friday- Benjamin Wrigley, Rochdale, reed maker. of share in to wrest the power from the magistrates, who have r. was made. street, Cheapside. James Cryer, Milkstone, Lancashire, tripe dealer. ORDNANCE.-Colonel Oldfield, Kell. commanding concurrent jurisdiction with themselves, they would Royal Engineers in Ireland, has proceeded from Dublin, At Sourton Consols meeting, on the 24th Feb., a call be laying th 1 h • emse ves open to t e severest censure. • .Edward Brian Smith Hoff, dealer in chicory, Holbeach, Enoch Hack wood, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, tailor. on leave of absence. Captain H. W. Lugard, Brigade of 53. per :bare was made. The committee, therefore resolved neither to accept the Ltncolnsbire, March 19 and April 16, at half-past ten, Jacob Moseley, Neath, Glamorganshire, broker. Major, will perform the duties of the Engineer Depart- During the week shares have changed hands in Alfred real nati f Mr. Dowling n on the vote f . g on o g or to act up v o , at the Birmingham District Court. Bittleston, official Charlotte Reynolds, Hinton, Shropshire, widow. Mont. Consols, Merllyn, West Providence, Wheal Buller, Great naS ffnee NOttingnarn ; Sbirton, Key, and King, Hole Isaac de Bock Kennerd. Margate, hatmake _ r. the council bat to leave the matter entirely in the hands os - ''' et' -t Polgooth, Bedford, Mary A nn , west Caradon, Trebar- of ,- be ach; luotteram, Knight, and Emmet, Birmingham. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. MINING INTELLIGENCE. vah, Venton, Chiverton, East Leisure, East Tolgus, justices. B he v f the magistrates, Mr . the y t vote o . Thomas Fowkes, innkeeper, Redditch,' Worcester- W. Cross, Glasgow, carver and gilder , to meet March Dowling ceased to be a member of the police force and - (From the Mining Journal of this day.) Garreg, Speedwell, Catherine West Din D S - - ' shire, March 18 and April 19, at hslft the 10 and March 31, atone, within the Buck' Cs mg, t• a 5 pensions can only be granted to officers of the force ire, -past eleven, a e s Head Hotel, There is no materiel change to notice in the principal Agnes Beacon, Wheal Golden, ' Bryntail, Wheal Lovel, the watch • h ' Birmingham District re Court. Whitmore, official as- Glasgow. features of our masket, as regards the description of Great Bryn, South Tamar, Mary Emma, West Beam, the resolution of it= n m ni low i li k li ow= c u arr/ t t izt 3 , signee, Birmingham; B rognin, Redditch; Hodgson, E. tVeir, Glasgow, provision merchant, to meet March shares now sought for, or the prices 'cl f but pal or t he m;• , • Est Trescoll North Trelawny, Wheal Lemon, West Looki ng P o Birmingham. services of Mr. D ow li ng for the last twenty years,and 12 ond April 9, at two, within the Waverley Hotel, we belieie we may state that the amount of business W heal Rose, Union Tin, Galt-y-Maen, Coed Mawr Pool, • - - John Womersley, juit; 'ironmonger, Huddersfield, Glasgow. done in mind the high character he bad hearing ,„ . . maintained . far exceeds tnar of f • 1 i h is tory any f o rmer per iod n t he Nant-y-Car, Cwmtlyle Rock, West Polgooth, W he e l March 22, at eleven, and April 19, at twelve, at the R. Dick, Glasgow, insurance surve • e or, to meet March of British mining. . ' . Carpenter, Zion, C b B • for so long a period as a faithful servant of the public re or, oringdon, Wheal Reeth, East i • • ' o ffic ia l ' Leeds District Court. Hope, official assignee, Leeds; . 9 and April 1, at one, within the Rose Tavern, Glasgow. f or this sat , „r L is not difficult to assign a cause we un f e i gne d ly regret that in the last days of his uddersfield Bor ingdon East actory stabs of things, when the continued , Rashleigh, Wheal Samson, Cupid,Barker, II • J. Bowman, Glasgow, baker, to meet March 11 and abundan ce e s • life he should have tarnished his character by what h as , capital is considered combined with the Mining Company of Ireland, Wheal Basset, and North' - • • Richard Wells, draper, Bilge Lincolnshire, March April 1, at two, within the Glasgow Stock Exchange, been described destitute as an "act of every principle of encGurageraent given t capitalists ' Pool. 24and April 14, at twelve, ' D istrict Court. Glasgow. at the Lee ds . modes of cond • o by the improved morality and propriety." Considering the position which - In Foreign Shares • official as • Carrick, assignee, actin g the business, to which we have, of ares there has been business done i n nee, Hull; Jones, Size-lane, Lon- R. Johnston, Huntley, bookseller, to meet March 10 late, frequentl the late beadconstable held, •• en relation to the magistrates, don; Blackburn, Leeds and March 31, at one, within the Gordon Arms Inn, Y allud,d. There h been e are also severel Royal Santiago, Imperial Brazilian Cobre Cu io St , • paP , • nothing but stern necessity could have induced them to important improvement ' Johndlß dU • • e Rey, an tilted Mexican. Anne Ballo , licensed' • , victualler, Sheffield, March 20 Huntley. week, the shares in h. s in new mines announced this adopt such an extreme measure. The council, by their an- pill 24, a en, at and A • ' t t the Leeds District court, Shef- J. Wilson, Cartsde he, Greenock, soap manufacturer, week, 'eh are ardently sought for, whilst seemly approval of a pension to an officer whose con - o ffic i al • nearly all the inferior class INSTALLATIONof PRINCE LUCIEN MURAT duct was under fi e ld, Freeman, assignee, Sheffield; Selby and to meet March 10 and March 31, at twelve, within the now changed hands at .. of speculative shares have r judicial investigation, and whose diss holders. h eavy losses to the original as GRAND MASTER of the FREEMASONS.- missal badbsuspended t f only been as an ac o courtesy, Mackeson, Lincoln's Inn-fields; Bramley and Gaineford, White Hart Hotel, Greenock. Sheffield. J. Macnair ,Glasgow, o e - (From Galignani.) - left the magistrate no alternative but to adopt the course e , c n e reve match manufacturer, In the Bullion Market-Mexican James Bertram, irom March 20 to meet March 10M • dohers, buyers at 48. Mit and South American It is now forty years since the Freemasons of which has been pursued, and in the propriety of that . monger, Sheffield, , a a nd aril 31, within Carrick's per oz. Bar • and April 24, at ten, at the Leeds District Court. Free- Royal Hotel, Glasgow. silver contain- France have had a grand master, the last who pre- cottage our readers generally will regrettingly concur. • old ell gold above 5 grain s in th log g ' man, official assignee; Hoole and Yeomans, Sheffield. e pound to b • el We learn that an effert will be made to raise funds for -sus._ PRICE OF SUGAR. for 54. ei. a per cz. standard. B ar sigg e P al- sided over them being Joseph Bonaparte, King of o' B r without gold, the purpose of purchasing an annuity for Mr . Dowline d nua Shaw. w arehouseman Manchester, March 22, The average, price of Brown or Muscovado S agar, cons for 41. per ea. standa... ar gold, 7 7 , 9d. Spain, brother to the Emperor, since which time the d h f h • h . ~ '''' and April 19, at twelve a ' ll hi ht r District puted f t d ' tt e anc es e rom re urns ma e in the week ending March 2, standard. Columbian doubloons, 7 8 „ Per oz. order has been kept together under the control of an t . at some o t e magistrates an- memeers or the Court. Pott, official assi ' Manchester; Sale, Worth- 1852, exclusive of Customs Duties paid or payable thereon - r per az. Pietist; 16,, per oz. Fine • council have expressed their willingness to subscribe for • gnee, silver, os. 4i- , . Per CZ. Quick- d db f l • • various deputy gran roasters; but 0 ate certain ir- such an object.-Liverpool Mercury. ington, and Sh• . IF"; Manchester. on the importation thereof into Great Britain:- silver in bond, as. per lb. Joseph Hull, miller, From the Briti sh , Wavertree, Lancaster, March 17 e possessions in America 19s. Hid. per cwt regularities in the proceedings of some of the lodges NI arket-Co er co ii . From the Mauriti and April 8, at elev en, at the Liverpool District Court. From us ... ... ... 235. 4id. ~ Its the Metal . • PP e • n ues in good de h •_ b h • d • ,- eying broug tt e order Into disrepute, and called for m the East Indies 235. 84d. a r to take mend, and the trade not anxious . ordersTHE HIGHLAND MARY OF BURNS. Bird, official assignee, Liverpool; Joyous, Liverpool. tth a e a d mon i t ion from t f hG. • ' e overnment it became necessary Average • *** *** *** price of the three foregoing tie-. Sharp, * owner, Liverpool, March 17, and present /Ices. There le less ire airyinforßßritish in, to• '- Many persons have read the exquisitely-touchinglin e s scriptions of d sugar ! jointly, computed LIS though the price keeps steady. it T• sue% several ing,place the grand orient of France on a firmer foot - - • • by the poet Burns, "To Mary in Heaven," but few, if April 8, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. h a ove, an exclusive of duty ... ... 21s. 7d. a parcels have been taker. at 803. 6.. in-plates are i and under the dominion of some eminent brother any, are aware of the locality where, or the circum- Turner, official assignee, Liverpool; Neal and Merlin, By authority of Parliament, Increased • n of weight greater densierd at a trifling reduction. _ sed incluie and influence sufficient to control its acts aril:cos under an attachment SO which B formed Burns Liverpool . HENRY BICKNELL, Clerk of the Grocers' Company ties making for Lead, and market price firm. and g cement its authority. Under these circumstances pure, so tenderly expressed, and so dearly . cherished. DIVIDENDS. Grocers'-hall, March O. St. Ives Con so l s accounts for three .months, ending Prince Lucien Murat, Cousin to the President of the M Campbell-better k b he r poetic name of Mary known y At the Court, Baeingball• street. rage, 204 / ' December, show-Labour cost and carr . ,6 . 2 3. Republic, and nephew to the late and last grand mas- Highland Mary-was in no elevated sphere of life. In j• Ramsa y , nigh. Wycombe, money scrivener, March , bills, 508/ 23.; coals, tteee 16s. lid.; merchwits ,_, , 15 3 , ter of the order, was unanimously elected to that high fact, it must be owned-it is of no use to disguise mat- 26, at half -past twelve-W. Taylor, Deptford, ship- SEABORNE MAILS. 61. =2,7801. 141. 7d. By tin sold, SO ions 18 cwt. 3 qrs. office, and the ceremony of his installation took lace ters-that she followed the occupation of a dairymaid at w r i ght , March 30, a t e l even -J. Notting, Poole, Dot. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-office 161 b. 3,677 L 12s. 113.: leaving Pro& for the quarter, on Thursday at the Salle Berth4iem , which Coilsfield. Originally she had come from Campbell- setshire, currier and cord wainer, March 30, at twelve by the night-and Mby the morning--dispatch.] 896/. 185. 41 Deduct balance against adventurers in had b e d town in Argyleshire. She appears to have been a per- A. Mount, Creed. lane. City, wine and spirit merchant, When made up in From what when --erl richly decorated for Y. r the occasion, an PLACES. General post-otlice port dis- due. 1. per brilr September last, 376/. 17s. 6d.; by dividend of 5 p lantly illuminated,son of considerable, though not extraordinary beauty. March 30, at eleven-J. Christie, South Sea-chambers, patched. share 4701.: leaves balance in hand, 501. 03. 10d. ing the a full military band enliven- Threadne e sc ene. ,, ~ Her mental powers were great, and to her pre-eminently lime merchant city, and Tonbridge. Kent, coal - ----------- 1 -- -. At ' North Pool meeting on Tuesday, the accounts for the order from America Upwards or 1,000 members of amiable disposition, and the natural accomplishment of and lime merchant, March 29, at twelve-M. Rowland- .. Liverpool .. March 12 N.ovember and December showed-Balance from the last tended, in rom various arts of Franc at every va • P e her mind, may be attributed, to a great extent, the im- son and L .Rowlandsou, Whitechapel-road, drapers and America (by Brit. pkt.)N,M i ar2 :•• .. ; Liver Pool - Mart I; account, 667/. 4e. 3d.; ores sold (less dues), 2,380. 9s. when after the hiety of masonic costume, and pression which she made on the mind of the young poet. upholsterers . March 27, at eleven- J. Bsvin, Wisbeach, Im me eri ca ca ( ( b b y eljitriZif,Larreii:i7 :. ....thamit. tal ch 3 3d,=3,0471. 13s. 6d. Mine costs and merchants' bills, master elect vva Preliminary an ceremonies the grand - According to the statement of the poet himself, the two Cambridgeshire, draper, March 27, at eleven-G. Bonny, Africa (West coast).' 2.1114 th ot the month . Ely_DTI..... marcii is 2,039/. 12s. ed ;by dividend of Si. per share, 1,000/.: stood to order;the an nounced, c and all the brethren lovers met on the lovely banks of the Ayr, on the second Gravesend, licensed victualler. March 29, at half-past Alexandria* - - ... - N 19th & 3 . oth . e . f m.: Dover Dover •• + March 16 coup. twelve-J. F. Eve • Holborn, hydraulic Bel g ium *. -.. N Daily nth SouthamP•• 16 Everett, High engi- Brazil .. .. .. M 9th of the mo 0 southampt . march leaving balance in favour of adventurers of 8/. Is. on ly member of E ng l ish tr mil was magnificent. The Sabbath of May, to take a mutual farewell; for Mary neer, At West Caradon hi-monthly meeting, g on the 26th Bernardy, deputy • masonry present was M. de was about to take a journey into Argyleshire, to make , March 26, at one.' Buenos Ayres •• - Ml 9th °f the roClintb Southampt. March 6 provincial r dCalifornia(viaChagret)ll,2d &17th 0P? piymouth• • March 3 February, the acceunts showed-Copper ore sold (after gan -master for Mon- some arrangement for her marriage with Burns. But In the Country. moth thshire, who was cond ucted - fmo Dover .. March 10 paying 383/. 43. dues), 5,744/. 7s. 43 a ; materials sold, with the usual cere- this meeting was destined to be their last on earth. The ompson, Derby, draper, April 2, at twelve, at Cape tine pte* .... 14 7thi7th 27th: f en. Southampt. March 5 S and placed to the 252/. 14s. Id. -e--- 5,997/. is. 61 -Agency charge ramie , . r i ght o f i pression-lasting as it was-which her death made the Court, Nottingham-J. Fletcher, Dudley, Worces- central America .. at 2d & 17th o w e d &Fri. Routkampt. Ta. Tk.Sat the grand-m ete Meta , - '' th Southampt. March 20 'n ndelity to th aster. in tershire, hannel isles ,:: ...... ea 17th of 01 men .. 851, 93. 11d.; enginemen, &c., 182/. 17s. Bd.; tutworl: After sweari g .nd e order and to maintai on the poet, is yet more lastiegly recorded in the lyrics publican, March 27, at half-past ten, at the c . Dover .. Twicedail and tribute, 2,06 a. Is.; pitwork, tramming, &c., its privilegEs, t he gra .master was saluted by all . in which he reters to the occasion. At their parting the Court, 8.. Birmingham-R. P. Weston, Wellington, Shrop- Chili .:* •• 31 c '}i l4 7th t.l i gifli . of mo Dover • • March 10 Y 355/. 2s. 7d.; charges on ore, 655/. 98. Bd.; parochial the brethren, after the usual custom of ''. lovers stood on the separate sides of a little streamlet, n g ire, surgeon, March 29, at half-past eleven, at the Greece* •• "• . N Tuesday & Friday London •• Tans. s a t, and other rates, 94/. 13. 10d.; property tax, 45L 17s. 7d.; when he addressed the grand orient ._ _ masons, and holding a Bible between them, while they laved Uourt, Birmingham -W. Wood, Bristol, provision mer- Hamburgh :: ... Nt Wednes. & Satan London .. Mos• Thur bankers' commission, 771. 9s. ; Loon Canal dues, 2031.175. ; ks being listened to with as foll ows, e es chant, April Holland .. N 17th of the month Southampt. March 20 their hands in the purling brook, fondly vowed to be T G B, at eleven,at the Court, Bristol-G. J. Profound Honduras •• " s ig t N Twice daily.. .. !Holyhead .• Twi y sundaes, 197/. W. 6 i.; coal, 201/ 55.; powder and fusee, remar ks being wen.- evidently causing a deep irnpres • faithful to each other. Her mission to Argyleshire had J. r ant, Liverpool, tobacco.broker, March 26, at rrelana •• t ;; mp .) m i 20th of the month,Southarapt. March"'tail tion, an HOD 0 "M arc h 21 108/.; timber and other bills, 177/. 15s. ,2d.; iron and n all been satiefactorily fulfilled, and she had reached eleven, at the Court, Liver IIAb h Liver- nenesvia sou _.., 0t0 2 . 1 stn&24thefrnonth Dover - Liverpool -I. - . re ams, india(viaMarsetu , h 2 nails, 127/. 193 lld • candles, oil, and grease, 123/ • present :- Pool, tailor, le Greenock on her way back to Ayrshire, where her March 26 a t t we l ve , a t the Court, Livers(via Mediterranesm leavin • * * "If I have with pleasure accepted the high el 20th of the me t char ked Poi - S. Gle • ' mmission mere pan e l ize -stew n h Southampt. March 21 ' • h di . ' g Profit, 1,296/. 33. 7d.; ad e ance in an ast h rand orient of France, it ge betrothed awaited her, when poor Mary was attac , Lwerpool, corn and " l gediten amen (via account, 2 ,6491. 4 d 3 94"/ 83 -Deduct divi- confided to me by the g ,lt is by a disease to w hich eho speedily fell a victim. Over " an t , March 26, a t e l even at the Court. Liverpool- _ _ a _ ewes) .. .. N SthBz24thofmonth Dover s. 5 ~ mi kes , 0 • • demi, loe nours which it confers than J. Sherwin, • r dealer, a t/ ce , .. .. - eeed of the month s er - March 2 , ...11. ; leaves a balance to next account of less to enjoy the ho to her remains, in the churchyard of Greenock, a hand- in, Liverpool, }esker and flon . - outhampt march a 2,921/ Bs - • no ble associati, Court, Liverpool etegoira .. .• .. M lth of the month South amt. • A dividend of 4/ per share was declared. prove my attachment to that no . , On whi c h some monument has been erected. The depth of Burns'a March 29, at eleven, at the anapt. March 16 Wheal tja r liveliest soli citude . e 7 th, 1 7th,19th,27th } garet accounts for three months, ending has always been the object of my sorrow is nowh ere b e tt e r s h ow n t h an tn th i s no bl e -E. Wilkinson, Liverpool, tailor and .draperi malts* -.. e &aoth of month Dover March 10 DecembeCourt, Liverpool N les* -r, show L , i • T reciated the high mission March 29, at eleven , a t the - auour cost and carriage, 1,730/. 13s. At an early p eriod of Poem, "To Mary ' H even " written at Ellisland in A builder , up ..* .. .. N j s th 15th 25th ofrne,D 5J.; coals, 162/. s,- , „ , , , app b t 1789 la e ' -J. U Liverpool, J oiner and , Papal States .. .. 1 over .. Starch 2 ILI ' , merchants' bills, dues, and our order , a • been please do choos e ,on the anniversary of the September day on • psworth, . N 5 0115th 25 I T. rpool-J. Jahn- reninsular- .. •thef mo Dover .. March 2 pronerty-tee, 622 s is '• - , , and since you haveahi • March 30, at et , -- -.even, at the Court, -aye the Peru „ „ „ •• 1117th 17th 27th ef mo Southampt. March 16 10(4=-2,2164 Os• 6d.-- 3. 23 ; on account of new engine, By tin 501d,3 046/ ii. 8 3 .:operation. me for your guide, permit nee to reckon on your co s the fine ch he had heard of her death.- The Land We Live In. son, Liverpoolmerchant, Marc.- , h 29, at eleven, at d builder TwcanY* .. .• .. 3117th of tho month sth outhampt. March 20 leavieg refl. , 430/.lls. 2 i * * C t cv " t Indic ° • .• N sth 15th 25th ofmo Dover • • March 2 c hilt. 12 v . 19 ,. „._... :•; add bailees.. from last ac- maxims on wlaich we build our edifice, it is in giving who ha SING BY EATING BLACK , PUDDING.-Persoll6 t eleven, at tho our , West Indies (excepq 7th of the month Southampt. March 20 t, '''' - 3 091. to,, 63.-D >due' dividend of ve visited M and hotel keepe r March 29, a I cofffe-house Ilavann :q. 103. per share, 3921.:-1. ' ' to each other a mutual support, that we render our market-da s ' anchester or the towns adjacent on their Liverpool-Ma ' ' ell Liverpoo , rY .Ann Tee , Liverpool- The saves balance in hand, 167/.heaps Y, will have see displayedn on the stalls, amid be Court, mails to those countries thus marked C l ') ' 103. 61 task mo re re easy and more agreeable, and our common tides, of tripe and lon keeper, March 30 tit eleven, at t 'on dealer, French Packet via m m are conveyea by At South W 1 . 1101 _ Frances • efforts more fruitful. Let us take care not to lose into like long of cow-heels, a number of ar (l.. Dewhurst, Prestee, Lancashire, provision w The Peninsula arse ". mails will be made ta-monthl meeting, on t the she sages, but quite black and doubled u • Mancheater--R. ellh, in conse • up on the morning of March 8. Monday, the accounts b h,,,,_ , eu Bal Y 1 eight of the object to which we tend; let us never l. bl • Bhp of a horse- h ' q '. p April 2, at twelve, at the Court, quence of the 7th calling on a Sunday. anco last account, deviate ti e with the le 8 9 e. These are a favourite comes- March 26 a T ' 6341. 6s. Id.; copper ore sold, 2,592e fr0m the path which • A f S Let dings, the low ordersHuddersfield,cloth merchant, , t he Cape of Good Hope malls will be 51 13 • 4571 is traced out or U . p roper corn , and are designated" black pud- Woollen et made up on the evening o March 15, in consequence of the 14th falling on a Sunday. 03. 83.; tax on dues received, 16/. ' '' tin, ' 4s. 23 -3 699 e 16 s - our discussions always remain aloof from p olitical pas- comprising pigs' woo position being various, but generally eleven, at the Court, Leeds. Labour cost for December, 64 , 11. 7, •- • - • d from and seasoning. An noinfelortead, groats, fat, powdered herbs, PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. Cameos's-ie.-mails to and from California, via the Gutted States ; Januar • 734/ 8s sions Len an ear to every moan distress fr are now despatched and due by every American packet 23., on Monday, March 8, 93.; merchants' bi:le, 541/. 1 o - ' 3 .; ;111257, .3 3 ' * ' ' 'tmak e itself of ket at Bolton with h r unate little girl went into the mar -03/ 5s 83 • , whatever part i may itself h eard; offer the her parent s 1 J. Wright, Oxford-street, .. _ propetty-tax for hair year, 12.81. 3 , e , , having had one of these savou ast Saturday morning, and within six months, between e - - - oa rent, .& * . succour to misfortuneor asubsequent M n day.v. min any o eeee o f he r , Canaan, Ald er . IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN CLOCKS.-It is 8...0vv 14s. 53.: leaving balatice of profit, 7 31/ . ..11. 10d e " 811. Land of sof every kind ; assist in the usual way. Sh e we.. l3' morsels given to her, ate it De- '-,‘ ho m le d three at the ou'nin the duct dividend, 744/, leaves a balan ce . all distress, whatever may be its source and where- diarrhoea, which terminated her life e, and was seized with m e a ven an , a Parliamentary paper on Wednesday issued that . ,se lie - xt account of e in next day. nbury. / 65 I. were 68 11. 17e. lid. A divitlend of 31. ever it may be me. with; a word, sled benefits to be reason for the belief that the •y. There seemed ~, e _ . spirit merchant, 55., on M onday, m onth month ending the sth ult. clocks to the value of ge -3 Per share was de- Pudding was the active T. 4km, Cambridge, - erred Of last slytd. over the whole of mankind; such is our mi n i on I The a cause of the fatal attack, M onday, within si x iz L y , ( imported against 5,4834 of the correeponding P March 8, or any subsequent ( Mao; year, _ , In the Country. B. Thompson, Derby, draper, April 2, at twelve, at the Court, Nottingham—J. Fletcher, Dudley, Worces tershire, publican, March 27, at half-past ten, at the Court, Bt rmingham—lt. P. Weston, Wellington, Shrop shire, surgeon, March 29, at half-past eleven, at the Court, Birmingham —W. Wood, Bristol, provision mer chant, April 8, at eleven,at the Court, Bristol—G. J. J. Grant, Liverpool, tobucco-broker, March 26, at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool—l. Abrahams, Liver pool, tailor, March 26, at twelve, at the Court, Liver- Pool—S. Gleuny, Liverpool, corn and commission mer chant, M arc h 26, at eleven at the Court, Liverpool J. Sherwi n, Liverpool, 'Laker and flonr dealer, March 29, at e l eve n, at the Court, Liverpool draper, —E. Wilkinson, Liverpool, tailor and March 21, atbuilder, —J. Upsworth, Liver eleven, at the Court, aed Liverpool pool, March 30, at eleven, at the Court,joLiniveerrtpool—J. John eleven, at the son, Liverpool, merchant, March . 29Biraken head, builder Court, Liverpool — J, and hotel keepe r , pool, coff,e-house Liverpool—Mary Ann lieell, MWarciikkiZna't eleven, at the Court, keeper, March 30, at eleven, provision dealer, at tLhieverCour t, Liverpool— J. Dewhurst, Presten, April 2, at twelve, at the March 26, at Huddersfield, woollen cloth merchant, liCcOrtlerat,sllen'chester-11. Wehb, eleven, at the Court, Leeds. IvIDENDs. PAYMENT OF ( 1 -1 ) on Monday, March 8, J. Wright, Oxford-street , A 2vvithin biz months, between or any subsequent Monday. of of Mr. c ann __ , au Alder eleven and three, at the on icu manbury, irit merchant, 53., Oh Monday, T. Ekin, Cambridge, sP u t Aiooday, within six II:loathe, Much 8 , or any sabieque IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN CLOCKS.—It 15 shown in a Parliamentary paper on W e d nes d ay month ending the sth ult. cl oc k s to t h e va l u e of 7, 531 . were imported against 5,4834 = Of the corresponding issue d that in the ding period Of last year. MARCH 6, 1852. RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. dit. Potatoes,per stone, 4d to Od; beef, per p o und, 4d BRIST' )L, Mama 5. to 6d; veal, 41 to sd; utton, 4d to 6d; pork, 3 d to 4d; STOCK EXCHANGE. —The share market was animated to- fresh,to fowls, each, 12d to 13d; chickens, per pair, 12d to 16d ; ducks, day, and prices were well sustained. The transactions were each' Od to Od ; eggs, per dozen, 5d to 6d ; butter, 8d to ed per lb; ditto, salt, 8d to 10d ; croudie (curds), 2d as follow :—BristoPand Exeter, 86 ex div.—Great Western, 0 , 86—Midla n d S toc k , 53 Taff Vale (Ori final Shares), , 2id ; four-pound loaf, cash, 5d to 6d ; ditto cred it, b i d to 6 150—Ditto (N ew ), D A , p . coals, per cwt, 9d ; hay, per stone. 7d to Od. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 5. STOCK EXCHANGE. —There was an improved feeling ex hibited in the share market to-day, and a good business has been done at advanced prices. The transactions were as follow :—Birmingham and Oxford, guaranteed, 2954—Cale donian, 16 11-16—East Lancashire, 164 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 694 —London and North-Western, New Quar ters, 31 p.—Mancheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 30 3 / 4 Midland, 58 1 4—Ditto, New Preference, 4 1 / 4 per cent.. % dis.—South-Eastern and Dover, 20%—York and North Mid land, 224—Northern of France, 4;k p. Orleans, Tours, and Bordeaux, dis. MANCHESTER, MARCH 5 . STOCK EXCHANG E.—There has been a fair amount of business done to-day, and prices were better than those of yesterday. The transactions were as follow : —East Lanca shire, 16—Ditto, Preference, Quarters , B % — Eastern Coun ties, 7 3 4 - London and North-Western, 116 , ., —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 31—Ditto, New Preference, 11-16 p. —South- Eastern and Dover, 20k Midland, 584 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 69 1 4 n.—York and North Mid land, 22 1 .4 —Edinburgh and Glagow, 39 1 7—East Anglian, 6 per cent., 3', —Bristol and Exeter, 87 ex div. Great Northern Preference, 14 9-16. BIRMINGHAM, MAacit 5. &vex EXCHANGE.—The share market was rather firmer to-day, and a fair amount of business has been done at better prices. The transactions were as follow :—London and North-Western, 116 3 /—Midland Stock, 584—South Staffordshire, 14 dis.—Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A), 6%.—Shropshire Union, 3/. 3s. 9d. dis. THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. ENGLISH WOOL MARKET, LEEDS, MARCH 5. rues little has been done in sales of wool this we ek, and prices have a tendency in favour of buyers. BRISTOL WOOL FAIR, MAncit 4.—The quantity of wool at the wool hall was much smaller than it has been at anyformer fair for very many years. The attendance of buyers also was smaller than usual. The transactions of the second day of the fair were limited to some few kinds of wool which are in de mand in Yorkshire, and are not plentiful; b ut, on the whole, the business done was small Prices asked were without sal material change from recent quotations. LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, MARCH 4.--The imports dining the past week consist of the following wools—I 9 bales Buenos Ayres, lk 9 do. Oporto, 1,125 ballots Peru from the United States. Be private the market is quiet. The sales o_f_ low wools (East India, Mediterranean, &c.) yesterday went off flatly at rather lower prices. n TRADE OF LEE D S.—We have had some little imprevemect in the markets at our Cloth Halls, both on Saturday an Tuesday, principally by the houses in the home trade ; foreign houses continue very inactive. On the whole, how' ever, there has been a full average amount of business done since this day week, including the direct deliveries off the mar' ket days. Many of the mills being upon short time, the.stocks are in moderate compass, but the manufacturers contioue.to complain heavily of profits, and are but little inclined to . in crease the production until prices are more remunerative. Bus ness has also been rather brisker in the warehouses since but the this day week, principally caused by the wholesale London buyers. BRADFORD . MARKET.—WOOL.—WooI suitable for corob.ing purposes is exceedingly dull, and but few sales making; are stationary. Yarns—The demand for Lancashire continues, for the looms employed around here there is less doing, an d tb t e frames are not near so well employed as a month ago, for _o n cover . cost is impossible. Pieces—There is nothing 0 "..„ cheering . ; many looms are standing, and those employed are not making a profit. There is no change in prices. TRADE OF MANCHESTER, MARCH 6.—The market con; tinues very firm, both for yarn and cloth, especially the formen: in which the orders exceed the production, and there is a t .n e e dency to upward prices In some cases spinners have obtail,4 %d. per lb. more than at the beginning of last week..price.s b ° ll_ to 24's and 30's water twist the orders on hand are . probs of for two months, and this is the case also on some numbers larg e eo • mule yarn. The German houses have some very don e , tracts, and for Ind i a a nd Chi na a large business ha s been in 40's and 69's mule. Th ere h as ben a fair business in wa r P, and cops for the Mediterranean and the Levant, and thelo2le_ counts of doubled yarns are scerce, and much in request. Tnrd demand . for cloth includes 1 / 8 printers, 87-nsadapollains,, 9-8 shirtings, 40. inch gold end shirtin are still in got' k e ; have been cleared out of the market, leaving mand for Bombay and China, and the g' s6 and 64 reed ma • some m ore 0 “ • tracts for delivery. The wider descriptions shifting'' rai ls ing from 45 to 59 inch, are also in good request. Thefl_n. more business doing in jacconets, and prices continue to barn' RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS -- MIDLAND RAILWAY. Return of traffic, including Bristol and Birmingham receipts, for the week ending Feb. 29 : Passengers, &c. £2'),373 19 11 Corresponding week hut year... 19,452 8 8 Aggregate, 1851 ...£176,500 2 1 _ . „ 1852 .. 182,247 811 EASTERN COUNTIES AND NORFOLK RAILWAY...TIRffiC return for the week ending Feb. 29 : Passengers, parcels, &c. ... £5,711 15 1 Merchandise, cattle, and cartage 7,555 10 2 Total ... £13,267 5 3 Corresponding week of 1851 ... 12,538 18 0 YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY. - The following is the traffic return for the week ending Feb. 29 : Passengers, &e.... £2,861 3 8 Merchandise and minerals .. 4,699 17 3 Total ... £7,561 011 BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY. Traffic for the week ending Feb. 22: Passengers £2,022 12 4 Goods .. 1,223 3 0 Parcels 168 7 9 Mails ... ... ... ... 223 4 2 COAL MARKE' Total ... ... ... £3,637 7 3 SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAlLWAY.—Traffic receipts for the week ending Feb. 29 : Passengers ... .• ... f. 495 4 1 Merchandise, minerals, &c. ... 919 15 0 '.—MST'S/WAY. ,he close of the market -.. u,,,,‘• letton ....... ........... Haswell ..... ... 1 6 s 9 Oa 17, Od l A rnbton ............. . Plummer ..... ... .. ••• 169 36 Russell's Hetton ..... 165 6d Stewart's .. ....... ...• 175 Od Cassop .................• 165 Od Denison ................ 145 d Hartlepool .............. ils od, 'Heugh Hall ............. 155 Si N . :Atli Hartlepool...... 13s Od South Hartlepool ..... 16s 6d I South Kelloe ......... ... 1s 31 Thorniey ............... 15s 01 Nixon's umrheartmhy...r....an....d. 145 Seymour Tees ....•. 143 3d 6d c gs OA Cardiff ..........••• 119 ...Sold, 65. Prices of Coal per ton at ti Bate's West Hartley 13s Od Buddle's W. Hartley 13s Od Carr's Hartley 138 6d Dean's Primrose Hasting's Hartley Holywell Longridge'sW.Hartley 13s 6d West Wylam Wylam Wall's End, &c. Brown ... ........ 12s 6d Gosforth Harton Harvey Wylam (uns.) 11s 6d i flebburn ....... ....... 14s Odi Lawson l4s Od Northumberland Riddell ..... Eden Main Shim= at ,Rrket, Total .. £1,414 19 1 Corresponding week last year ... 1,384 11 1 SHROPSHIRE UNION RAILWAY.—(Open 29 miles.)—Traffic for the week ending Feb. 29 : Passengers, parcels, &c. ....£292 9 114 Goods and live stock ... 254 0 8 Total £546 10 Corresponding week last year ... 490 14 74 MANCHESTER, BUXTON, MATLOCK, AND MIDLANDS .JUNC TION RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the week ending Feb. 29 :—Passengers, &c. £lO6 5 9 Corresponding week last year ... 114 6 0 - - CALIDONIAN RAILWAY.— (IS9A miles opened.)—Return o, traffic for the week ending Feb. 22 : Passengers, &c. .£2,815 9 Goods, &c. ... 4,832 13 9 THE GREAT TExHinirioN• the T o h h e a f i o rm llo a w o in o g t t c h o o trim ß u oo n r ie d ation has been addreaaed I° l of Customs, the Royal Commissioners:— " Palace of Westminster,Feb. 24 1852. , " Sir,—lComm'sionerd are directed for the Exhibition by her Majesty's %Am , t he of 1851 to you rself liou convey to you h kg Board of Commissioners of Customs their best fee l c i a for the assistance which you have at all times agar rile d by direction 0' them in all masters relating to the Custom-1101W I rangements in connexion with the Exhibition, Will htl also for the liberal spirit in which the concessions We lc ,' a was in your power to make on the occasion hav e 1 7,1. carried into effect uy the officers acting undee rn at authority. The Commissioners are very sensible 4lol „„' has been in a great measure owing to the cordial c h ", operation of the Commissioners of Customs that t r whole of the arrangements for the admission. that the foreign goods sent for exhibition, and for their reale° at the close, have worked so admirably in Pr actice. without a single complaint having been addreased , t . 1 1„ the Board over which you preside respecting t o coPi duct of any of the Custom-house officers employed a n the Exhibition building. In order to mark their o°,_ of the manner in which those officers have executed lee. duties eutrusted to them under the general sups hav e ence of Mr. Rolls, her Majesty's Commissioners 135.0 voted to each of them the amount of gratuity all°wllo directed enclosed cteto l r i e s q t, o m es a t k t i h n a g t a total of 857/. 103.; and Is ft .". cause such steps to be taken S 3 YOU may think fit t •o r distributing the amount among the different officers i the proportions shown in the list. you will have the goodneaa.ow_ (Signed) " Enoan A. Bann oWnikeei. le, Ba tt., . s Chairman of the Boar d of Customs., 1 "To the Right Hon. Sir Thom as Fr Chairman In the list referred to the Royal Commissioners hor s voted the sum of 250/. to Mr. Ro lls, landing,.suey . 150/. to Mr. Fairmon ; and other lesser sums to pi:lF:l,r, tion to the wholv of the subordioale 4 facer s and .00 thinwh o memorable.wer ee mploy o e ce d a a , t i , the m. Great!xlib ition RIFLE CLUBS.—Some little surprise has bite° 0. N'coll ts casioned by the very moderate sum, quoted in Messr....uril„..,o stimate, for the supply of a complete equipment of . sta li n v c ' es for the above corps, and particularly as in manY 1 11 , t hat building the Mille rifle is included, it may be as well to scat: calculations were made on the usual result caused t Y" ... t .5 b ,!, / large purchases necessary for the supply of almos ecv..!,.; large town in the United Kingdom. At the same time co petent persons are being sent to all parts for the purr:olva taking measure and instructions of each person, so to g rd sr-, unsightly appearance caused by the clumsy, haPhazoat oe --1- rangement of the old military clothing system 0 ,1 ' 1 '2. 4, 11 6 through through the instrumentality of Messrs. Ilicoll, of I),... dee d, 118, 120, Regent. street, and 22, Cornhill, London; e 1 . 0 the both the material and workmanship of every item is above uniform is of a character calculated to plea se gen tleman who may be called upon to wear it • : r ot and [A D VERTISEMENT.] Holloway 's 010. Me years, Pills.—An Extraordinary Cure o f a Bad Font. - c t; s o uth- Kennebell, son of the late much respec ted survevor.o. ampton District of St. Pancras, London, states la ri hi s Jour his mother from Burra Burra, Port Adelaide, tha t ° is.„ w alk, ney to those mines from Adelaide, he was compeller' to A a d, a m. for the want of a conveyance, and, in doing so t ie prase . _ was afterwards poisoned his toot, which became so 'bad that Ile , without oe under a surgeon's care for more than four months not,. taming any relief; he was then induced to try HollowaY 5 ment and Pills, which, in three weeks, completely cure" 0 ,, ince ~. foot, and he was enabled to commence work without a letter to venience.—Sold by all druggists, and at Professor HollowaYl Establishment, 244, Strand, London. oldat : P a rr Mosey Maxxer.--The quotation of go.. 0 d. ' f r at the English Mint price of 31. t7s. i er ounce o e of 25.17 sand the eV ‘is about at par (according to the new tariff) w hich, standard gold, gives an exchang . , m at H s a h m or b t ur b g e h ing t h 2 e s dearer in * ' 1 0 that gold is about 0.51 per cent. London the, in Paris. By a • change at Paris odnvi: advises Landonfro hat the ' is 429 per mark, wine , standardgold, i 3/. 179. 100. per ounce for of 13- 7 i ; and the exchange at ilamburgh on London 14 short being p3roice.t ofoflglo; 13.8 e, it follows that gold is 0.69 r ' 3/It. Per dearer in London than in Hamburgh The course of el.:. change at New York on London for bills at 60 days' ,of fie i per cent., and the par of exchange and America being 109 23.40 between Eng that t ' exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent., it follows , d; b u t, after making allowance per cent. in favour of Elig'e a c o, for theh and the diminished ri under their recent regulations, ceiven Y the Bank of F'agiala margin of profit on the present rate leaves. 1 States. the importation of gold from the Unita, DE Or ... P ARM STOCK.--The STRUCTIO N C bridge Chronicle , ' the 1 states that o ut il o clock. totnestead of M U. n Saturday night, abo , do , e a bout three miles fr r. G. Ramplev, at BraroP ten '-'° b ' ' n -re , in a very 0111 Huntinon - was discovered to be o short time the whole'side of the farm of the west yard Was froth in a blaza—the flames rapidly communicating r one place to hich eithe in sack another, by the quantity of straw, w ho l e dicta sor lying loose on the groundj extended the ":" t be nce. The most fearful destruction was an:Longa' , cattle in the straw yard, and a flock of ewes which bad bee housed during the lambing season, at the bottom of it them , fore any of these could be' rescued, ' the fire was upon. theu.'., and two fine cows in profit, three heifers, six weaned cal'fef, twenty-two pigs, and about fifty of the sheep were bur:l3ora death, besides twenty-six so much injured as to be obl i g ta , to be killed in the morning. Of the agricultural implewelio scarcely any escaped destruction. There appears to 1)8 doubt that the fire was wilfully occasioned - _____------ Total .£7.648 2 101 Corresponding week last year ... 7.453 14 3i Scorron CENTRAL RAlLWAT.—Traffic for the Week ending Feb 29, 1852 ; Passengers (6,340), parcels, horses, and carriages ... ••• £6BB 2 3 Goods, cattle, &e....... 873 8 10 Total .. .. 1,561 11 1 Corresponding week in last year... 1,468 12 1 Perth, March 3. 1852. GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY OH miles). Return for the week ending Feb. 28:— Passengers, pircels, &c. ~. £3,237 9 9 Merchandise and cattle .8. 966 8 3 Total ... £4,203 18 0 Corresponding week last year ... 4,268 14 1 THE COIJNTA V IVIAR.KF;TS WAKErrittn, M ARCH s. —Th e supp li es this week are only limited. There is not so much business passing in wheat as on this day se'nnight, but that day's prices are generally main tained. Good Englis barley makes full prices, and not much offering. Oats and shelling are quite as dear. In beans and other articles no change. Old. WHEAT, per qr. 601bs per bushel:— s. a. Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red ... —to Ditto, white ... ... ... —— Norfolk and Hunts., red ... ... —— Ditto, white ... ... ... —.— Lincolnshire and Cambridge, red ... Ditto, white ... ... . Yorkshire, red .., ... ... _ Ditto, white ••• ••• —— Dantzic and Konigsburg, white .. —_ Lower Baltic and Hamburgh, red... Mediterranean, red ... ••• ... BARLEY, per quarter of 8 bushels : Norfolk and Suffolk—. ... .. —— Lincolnshire and Yorkshire •• —..— New. 8. 8. 43 to 45 46 50 40 43 42 46 40 42 43 45 39 42 43,45 44 48 38 43 3J 40 29 - 31 28 - 33 28 - 33 26- 28 25 - 30 Scotch ••• ••• Grinding per 30 stone Foreign ... ... ... ~. ,__ BEANS, per qr. 63Ibi to the bushel : Small, fine ... ... ... ... 33 36 31 —33 Ticks ••• ... 32 —34 30 —32 Foreign .. ... ... ... —— 26 —27 OATS, per stone : D 1 : 1 24 :.. ...., 11: —d ttoo —d 11 1 0 0 1 1 01 Foreign • .. . —d to —d Od to Od SHELLING, per load of 2611 b ... —— 27 —2B MALT, per load of 6 imperial bushels —— 38 4 PEAS, per Imperial Quarter : Blue and white boilers Grey and Feed .• ... - 21 - 32 - 28 - 32 VALS. ARM Qrs. Wheat ... ... ... 5 325 Barley ... 2,013 Oats ... ... • •• ... 409 Beans... ... ... 860 Qrs. Rapeseed ... ... •• • Shelling ... ... ... 776 Linseed .. • ... .. Malt •• • •• • • • •• • Flour ... ... ... ... Peas ... ... ... ... Tares ... ... ---- - - . BIRMINGIikitI, Maacir 4.—At Gloucester and Worcester markets, on the 28th, there was a full supply of English wheat, and the trade ruled dull; but the turn i n - price was in favour of the seller. Barley 6d per quarte r lower. Outs dull, and rather cheaper. Beans maintained their value. Peas unaltered. During the present week there has again been a limited sale for wheat ; but as holders are firm, former prices have been obtained on the few transactions reported. Barley fully as dear. The supply of beans is barely equal to the demand. Oats taken in limited quantities, at our quota tions. At this day's market the trade ruled dull, and to make progress rather lower prices had to be submitted to ; but we make no alteration in our quotations. Barley 6d to is per quarter cheaper. Oats nominally unaltered. Beans is per quarter dearer. Peas realised the currency of this day se'nnight. IVEsv au KT, MARCH 4.—At to-day's market we had a nsual supply of wheat, and of very good quality; but the trade was very dull at last week's prices. Barley, moderate supply and a free sale at fully the rates of last week. Beans, tittle doing. , ancl oats are without any alteration in value , a nd very GLASGOW, MAucli 4.—With the exception of a few cargoes of foreign wheat, arrivals have been light chain! the past fortnight. The trade has been quiet, and withoutic inaoge in prices. Barrel flour is difficult of sale. Wheat sells Beans bring fair prices. Oats are dull, and rather klower. re tail, at former rates. Barley is scarce, and Scotch 'would and peas continue without change from lastla_eeere• was an im- EXETER, MARC'S s.—Cattle 3larket—' l h brisk. The supply of cattle was also la e rae• Fat aBs per score. Bar mense su pply of fine fat sheep, but the trade was b b y pp n;) , : i e d ar , i: from 7s to 7s 9d ; a few prime lots fetet sold at from 4s 6d to tO/ to 12/ 12s. and calves were from The supply was large, 5 r e s n p e e r r s , s o e f ore. which c there ow s and 9 a 4 ; 5 prime to er score. Pannier—. vrethers, froze. scl to 3*; larg gmouocadh:tuatoaPrPyfYrforomm4liadst w pe e r ek lb ; ewe Quotations for sheep did not at last week's prices — sold at ;rem 4d to 4aalf.rotor6k, 6Cedaretoase;ss—p 3' to 4s ditto ; ltd ' 6s per couple ; fowls, spigeons,to Is each ; wild Turkeys, 5s to Os each • geese, 5s to 6s ditto ; d uc k s 5s 6d per couple; g al t na' ' 55 t° 'd lld ditto • butter,, hares, 3s each ; rabbits, it. to , JS Id to Is - A 16 to 18 for Is. Wool—The price of this per lb ; eggs, article is as week-8d per lb. Corn Exchange— last wee For wheat the • is firm us last week ;63 per bushel was the , price There were but few samples offered at ah• ruling figure. was from 3s 6d to 4s per bushel. Oats higher rate. Barley 7d—a slight advance upon last were from 2s 4d to 2s week's quotations. sold at from 34s to 35s per sac k . ions. Fine flour BRISTOL SUGAR-AIARKET M been rather quiet sin ce our last,and AßCH s.—The market has supported in th e limited amountmorn of b us i neess d one d ur i n g the week. Refin e d i s stea d y, Rum dull, andthe but scarcely so b r i s k as of late. sales limited to a few parcels of recently landed Demer ara, at rather lower • prices.—Bristol A Mercury. 403 to 45a; BANGOR, MR H C b.—Wheat, best home grow t h , barley, 293 to 31s; o a t s , 17s to 19 3 ; oatmeal, 27s per 2401b5. LLANGEFNI, MARCH 4.—Wheat, 413 to 425; bar.ey, 27s to 28s; oats, l6s 6d to 17s per quarter. Butchers' Stalls— Beef, 4d to 44d ; mutton, Sad to 6d ; veal, 4Ad to 5d per pound ; lamb, 4s per quarter ; fresh butt", 12d to 12d per p mod ; fowl s , i s 11(1 per couple ; egg., or sixpence. DENBIGII, MARCH 3.—Wheat was in demand at 143 per 1681bs ; barley, 9s 6d to 101 per 1471bs ; oats, 5s 6d to 6s 9lb per 1051bs ; clover seed, tid to 6a-d per pound; butter, i n t u b s, Bid per pound; ditto fresh , 13d per pound. 3 , Whi te wheat 5s ,d RIPON, MARCH 4 . -- .t o .as ..d, red ditt o 5 3 to 5s 6d ; beans 4s Od to 4 s 6 d p er bushel , barley 28s t o 32 a ; oats 17s Od to 22s per qr. 4•—White wheat, 165 Oki to WETHERBT, MARCH • 17s, red :32 -16 s od per load ; barley sUd to 33s Od ditto ins bd toper qr.; • beans, new 13 s , old 149 6d per load , oats I d per stone. °ROU GH, Marten 3.—Wheat bs Karataxsa dd to 5s 9d ; beans 3s 9d to as 3d per bushel ; barley 28s to 32s ; oats, 183 to 22s PerZR.THALLERTOI4, MARCII 3 .—Wheat, white 5s 3d to 5s 9d, red 5s Od to 53 6 d; oats 2 s Od to 2s 9d; beans, 38 6d to 38 9d; barley 4 s Od to 4s d per bu s h e l. Istv atoms, MAacrt 2 .—wheat, per qr, weighing 621 b per bushel, 4Us ud to 41s ; ditto, old, weighing 621 b per bushel, 00s Od to 00s Od; barley, per quarter, weighing 541 b per bushel, 26s Od to 27s Od ; oats, per quarter, weighing 421 h per bushel, 21s Od to 00s Od. Oatmeal, per imperial boll, I6s 8d to Os Od; ditto second, 153 6d to 00s Od; barley meal, lls 6d to Os Od ; peasemeal, 00s Od to Os Od ; bran, per stone, Os 7d to N Od ; first flour, per 2801 b., 31s Od to 353 ud ; second ditto, 27s Od to 2Ssod ; oatmeal, best, per stone of 141 b imperial, is 8d to Os Od; ditto second, Is 4d to Os Od; barley meal, I s 4d to Os Od ; peasemeal, Os Od to Os Od ; first flour, 2s 64 cub ; 2; 9d credit; woad ditto; 2 6 4 : 34 " 41 ' 24 44 ere- BIRTHS. OF A SOM. th On the 3d inst., at Connaught•terrace, wife of Edward Palmer, Esqt h e ife On the 3d inst., at P_inc . e's-s uare, Kennington, of Mr. George Rolls. OF A DAUG f ant On the 29th ult., in Dublin, the lady of the Rev. 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