The Sun. — London, England, 1835-05-30 00:00:00

SPIRIT OF IITEI S IiBL EC` JOURNALS. --ersrporat;on Re'forni, rte. the:,tinie for, ihe_introditetign. oll . 4catnisterial ineasiire- , draws near, is the prbini neilt 4ubject of public.interest...:-,:A.,sysiomOf'"inalici prd govilininent; towng.rof - England an I rWales, and including . , in all Upwards ot-250 • ,borouglis,,,many of Ahem possessnig _a very . affects 'so, ua interests, that tlie coittc•inplated- change, :giv'es,, iriTessailly,,....rie to , the vatest.e*citernent. No :-fewer than 263 Members of House of Commons are, returned by . the .corporate t-wnsAf England - and'iVales Alone; When we reflect the-long - period- .daring:„Whicli th e se,: . 'Coinintinities 1 oroaned s candalous ; evils of the sur „jail-4° unicipal . :*teipi -not _be .14A - .. at the. intense anxiety ,with which 'the.' Mi *l- .ststial- plan of Reform -is,-expected:, To . whom Feople indebted' for the long' - .:enjoyed by the COriu - pt . 'Corporaters,'"and, -ttie -licence with which ,they: ,perpetrated the : most' alnkes?,l : We to thejories., ' ke y . were " Consen. Tatives'f of inian isipal;" `iis .'of all .ttie.icorp. - rations were the .Pllll stay of tfie dott7iSion of __the -Borotighmongers. endeavoiti mitigate the evils of the system .ivaa obstinately-resisted; lest the power of the Borough rosigers might :thereby-be‘paiTlyxed, In 1827, on ,e - motion of Mr. kabaily,7 respecting the.apPlation • liniricipal funds to - electren - purposes by the North r.,mptan -Corporation, 'Sir Robert Peel's speeches went r o 4 ar o ass ertion of a legal „right in.. the Corporiors t.);ini,sappropriate the public , prOperty.-- -On the mo 7 s;tiii - of Mr. Sykes, — in . the sairie„ yeat; for:an inquiry itito the profligate conduct of the Leicester Corpora; titn',"the then "Mr:-Secretary:-Peerjustified the ma. I.ufacture of . hiinciraiyaa ylhat inunapiate Cor; thought- i that the House could not oc , .110 - "their time more - uselessly, br . in . Itny manner 04ich could tend; more to lower their _digngy,,,thap. kohl°. 'into an inquiry to ascertain—whether* 1 . slot ;certain individuals in: the• borough .of•Eeirestdr; t. were Blues, or Indigo.B4ies, or Sky Blues."-(1: - /a 7 i .° card's Debates, Vol: LVI. p. 1210.) Lord -Lynd car I)ntst, on a liiiiilardiJassion, boldly argued -- thib : uch party appropriation, of public funds Was riaoarity • ;t lentil but - a legitimate 'expenditure. And yet, not • t. Vithstanding tins biibtushing defence of the•worat . pait • of the Corporation abuses, the Tories 'recently affected.' 1 , so be disposed to entertn the question of municipal: :Reform I Their.:repentAnce comes too late. 'The new ot light of Sir Robert.,,Peel. does not blind the 'country ; rind an honest maioritp; cif the representstives.of the FA! people wisely determineu.liot to trust " the-wolves in rfr.a.! sings clothiing'4,among.; their flbcks. political offences of thel4efroriesmeenfined.totheirun , onstitutional OfenAe, At the-election aladveknifthe *close Corporations. Aiiir,mg. grit century ~„of rule;' they have not only.not.:_introducea - any improvemehe into any one Allepartrhenetif municipal institution s, but they have not -even-extended the boundaries of • ,slicipal jurisdiction, as'PlSPUlatiOn 4 duterew its ancient . bartered limit's... HnVe they, for instance, in any one: c.sinOe measure, really improved the civil or criminal_ jurisdictions ? Hive they organized any popular poiiee suited to the.: exigencieS of the times ? No.' The governing 'bodies/. continue self-elect, - contrary to , their ancient. constitution, Their, :civil and criminal ~urisdictions have,falleninto deOY, or become extinct, swallowed up by the superior 'binds of Westminster'. Hall. Recorders, "learned in the - laW" have been generally superse,ded by noble patrons. MacristrateS iorlife have been nominated by , "Borough ; Proprie tor's," and invested by law 'with terrifiCarid-iireeporisi- . ble.powers. TQ;linclerlcs. have jobbed the public in . terests. Patronage, lay and ecclesiastical, has been prostituted for venal trafic in the elective franchise. - 'he. very lowest .class of inhabitants have ,been invest Led ;with municipal authority ; and the most moral, in -elligent, and opulent, excluded from participation' iii municipal power. The - freenien 'have been the bas ools of their wholesale' manufacturers. Charities have • Leen used as bribes:* In the. meanWliile, nOtWithstand- ngthe enormona, income .of, the — Corporators, the bur dens - 'of local taxation have periodically 'increased;: • The concluding passage in the General Report of the ..• CornM e issions for in to inquiring• the etisting :state of the Corporations, -briefly-and tersely records the result of their invaluable investigation In conclusion,:wtreport tb your'Maj'esty that there prevails amongst the inhabitants of a great majority of the incorporated "' jiiwns ti general 'and; inouropinion; njust-dissatisfaction wxtfi their municipal mstiiiitioris ; ' . a • distrust of the self 7 elected mu nicipal councils, whose powers are subject to no popular c 09.- ttuul, and whosq, act& and, proeebdings being, arc un ▪ •-:-I-hecked by theinfluenee of publio.opinion.4. a 'distrust .of municipal magistraeY:lainting - with kuspicion the local iitstration of justice,- and - - : Ofitit._ accompanied with- contempt :o'f the persons by wlioni the lau• is•adininistered; a discontent un-. Ater-the burdens of local-taxation, while revenues that.pught to lie applied for the riblic-advantae.o art diverted from their '6l'egitirriate use, and are sotittimeS - wastefully' bestowed for die' -Itienefit of individuals.; sometimes .squandered for, 'purposes in inrious to the character and morals of the-people. We. there,' fore feel it to,kgur diity to represenuo your Majesty that the • existing Municipal Corporations- of.England.:inid,JVales possess nor. deserv,e the. Onfidence or respect of your , .• ie.sty's subjects, and. that a thorough' Reform must be iff'Wt;(l,`' .."btfore they can become, tad we huniblysubmit to yoUr Majesty they ought to be, useful and_ efficient. instruments of local (Jo- . ~v.gnment." • . • • - -Such is the - all-:important object of the- great legis lative measure-which Lord John Russellis pledged to: bring forwafd: on Monday.- , honest proposition , 'will secure to ,th'e r Ministry - of Lord Melbourne the confidence , and grAtitude, of the . nation, Despite - pf '.Ponies and theirlffiliated - Clubs, such-a measure must. • bentriuinphantly borne along on the- current of public. opinion. It is the, long-wished-for postscript of the Reform ronkle. _ :The Reform. Association has created no slight panic among the 'Tories: We never doubted that Sooner 'Ai' • :liter_ they would_repent idf party, agitatibu,and Political :Cr di7ieern• the conseqUenceS,Of 14beir " Conservative- glubSt" .. . But tbeThatic. - ,passed :•'!ie,.B.ubicoxi,..atidi - cantiot 'retreat. The ~styziafizi-ci- of • • „ .:Tstnight, iu,t joolumneof commentary -on the for nidable array- of members in :the Liberal justifies' . the course ' of ,Self 7 ,defenee adoptei the - Reformers; and pronounces it-, not only legal, but extremely judicious." Our 'Contemporary describes ..: it as an " energetic and well-contrived system:" ; Vie .__Skrolard cka4 discerns, that the union and organia, ' , ln of the Reformers, now rapidly spreading throughout 'England, Scotland, and:lreland, Will lead to the - ex . • - 1.1 - osibti of the secret. inineS" of , the " Conservatives," . nd thereby defeat their , machinations. Our Con-. Tories to imitate _tkeir opponents.. Th Tories, by .t . tte bye, • constantly assuming new - names. Conservatism --ltavinT, it I , iotild appear; lost its attractions, .the r, , .41:ated societies are . henceforth to - adopt the distinotidn, 'O l Pi-dtestaoi,rni Chibs ! We have long known that ii the Carhop Club of the metropolis was an eye=sore to. shrewdei' Tories.' . The Sthndard appear; to blow at the members of this secret political society ; fur we can only thaci . this inference from. our= Contem— . norary's hints'ot:the exiiedieney Of a counter associa tion, howeYer....dis,agree.able to that -over-aetive 'body of • K We pross," he sags, "- this point, because we' think it of . the very greatest Importance, and *cause we know that it. _wit be the ..zeverse of agreeable to _many amongst thOe who ~. .7, s s'ume to direct the affairs_ of the party called Conservative; ... including amongst those tdlWhOin we give offence, the fopling and. l ,-- r aspirant.4awyerlings, who take up politics as-a : ▪ - These people-delight to hear of nothing so much a§ a constituency in want _a candidate ; and that there 3nly be one or two such, for.their own convenience, they Would s.ie,five-sixths of the constituencies of the king.ldoni ;• an doned the 'on " * •Et tu, Brute ! might the members — Of the Carlton t. ell exclaiin list 'night, when they read this graPhic . (Liscription of :themselves. But wherefore the .new Ilickname of Protestantisin " The ; Bible is the af Protestants," declared Chillingworth„ and. .11 . !s principles are decidedly those of the Protestant :Dissenters of England and Wales, and of .the scotch Presbyterians: - - -As the •"-Peel Tories" are now avow inn, their political repentance; anti "putting On the mask Liberalism—is they now- hold that we enjoy .but' one, estate, the People—we recommend to thefrn,the , ilreferable i f a meof ; thg.CoyformeTs.. In vain, however, "• '4611 the Tories . switp:against the current. • • . Thefr can :•.*.not make . head., the tide: public opinion. • '• .%ven Sir R. Peel, the Yalinurtis i olthe - Tories, will be, unable to keep his station at the helm. Th F prin. •eiples of Toryism are alien to the feelings of the people. Tor one member enlisted by the " Conser- . r . : I. -•: ••• - I. : : : r.s . ~ at, „a ol :,::, • , ', r J!t.= ,4 4. :. , --i• - •01 , ' .Iltg - arN • LO i„ , Pla . ~ :_,- __ • Pj "' , 14111'80(j' repeatedly 8it:V66 4 40T pirfeleadimi , unpstovutations as- it was said, of toev betmeN, hintriiVir;aOriossible doubt C.a'n. any Roman Catholic Member as, to 011,50:Ciibjea-'etef4htit Oat-41-let-Illin , OniVlU ' i/1 to the I.,,?arla . Tent..,,at tfle'COtinnencerniint, the yearliaa i '.itcal-V will there Ft I'd the`o ii fiuiissa it deelaraticin§ oT thellifneA,of,that Oath, with ,tl*elligctions of itY:4Lion,ttfoll v bi`ivideli most :fully'. atid,-;kucoutroerti,l4,..goi'l,44Aatkt.N. oath in q4s - tion' , 2-.4*as. , intended reatrict'llkepau .: ; :privrtitio ; vrigha, 4.0 iO4Yiii -f g.s Estal;li.4ll4'' 014 -4 Tlttliat t 'o4.Alitt, • 4 ef , 44 - 141cick which we are.,uoW,-'par4c4stplli KC ArAINg WiaOltailt • "J'„p Ayfg#ithat I will defend. to the timdst'Aynymower the settlement of property within this reain, as 4litablNked by the laws; andpl . 4bereby diSclaiya, ,di t ay,ow, and solemnly abjure any ititetiticiff- to subvert' the-=present Church Esta blishment tentd by law, wiin. O thil :realpa„; 1,..d Soletnn 4'4 ly .90 at I never till eirercise:, peitsilkel which becomb entitled: to-di:stark or-weaken Protestant religion, or Prote'sti l ni Goveiriment; Jing_dgul.',' - i --, ' '...,,, - , c.: Ufion the ' meaning of th e above -- wOrds‘wiitibtibn i finsikreferred I.4„ . a4pampliletiliy:Xy!Aneas Al'lL,),enne. Ahe;-agent tor.soarxy years . .sp44e,ltiiii4 . ,LithOAO Oi . 7fretindl , -iitnditot) have nowieheiorentitkiAllsecoa: . iettel rco - thPda - 0, - ,Ontlernan, 4-- "itdrltelsW • ,. .Lto clViri':Blciiint, ate ge'Cr:44474 7 4i;i, 1i e ' E s t - Art * l tiiiy . .AiteiAvian' Thi,s;iisttr,,_:.*,ttp.i in the,,kt ice*t ; , TiVro,l4l4Wittrth , l Greatest - ganclekir,is, we considitfo.inagvalie:e.P4Allifioe '' il . osli l thettiiettit§ , to the 'lntsittivits , of. thic . liA§SerS of 4 fli.4!etg44.l — • : #l, , fortb; in r itierfieffilt4tiiikic#Pittimf : - .UPts444AWial . #l...°P 6 0: 1 4,14:1 11 .-U ' Ck l Atfa r a iii 0. 29 - 1 - and. shows their ready assent'. to ti e restrie9o4,44 liciketlll.-thisi oath. - But ~ t ite..4oathealgs,-..-dadt.,..lote, o hl se ef rit ; h but.. ,it was actuall y atiti`dunded%by some .: , tifyithoni tbrongMaViii . ot - Hortkil:fivilit i fttiOctra i 'yi'liefoq the. louse pi Commons 'Went law-mtimitteeroi 411.i.5'14-1 1 0-04417# .. -i, • -- -,,.., , ,.t.c . : yr.; ~.4:. - &-....ii,e,-ig,.ci,s " That the prohibiting the , Catholics fiont.legislatbag,cupoP '-tliViiii,Thiril Oilicf4Stablished --Oswalt- - weeltheittotoicoaacrificd,' gitfiv - aftlirl44snlithe:dontrary, efibrtkitittivi-e,telittfifimstrate,mot rfrgiferitgalblifithidArksome dutyiltttadit•i.wast addesfivthtiratteti in the case of no oath or other restraint4nosingubsempeepojed, 'llibfisheilld lialVe44l - tit a dutritts4tbstaimfronuitaltiatk.atyc part , in the discussion when the subject-uf-theTitivileges:..oLthe •Sstfibliiliticl`Chlittli- came-:undertorisidezatiemYir.;ir --,:•. - i , ' - Tillili 4 6e,'' hbivever, beyoml9ll:rogsibiiity of :doubt,' .'.4l4474ol;;li,fiVntion of 'gift It abektrreeli' liffrhos6 - -, -‘, ,91..!_.,- , ..0- . :2 11: Z: • V.,;..* - M' ~ . copinAo . th lionA p4raons .haire - .pxEi . re3s,c4.,,.a i Nlivu'neso ,tb ibelionne; wzocannot do,hOtter thanciatroOlthlffilkv‘i ingi passages from the i prettktosztielittered: hyt him...op ' c ihe - scli`RtnilM zbf 'Mareff .4829 1 1' 14 J ' 4l "s i''''''' ' 1 ' i . :: , - . lWp ed ; hAv,9recanclie it:filiGt iibl4ctlidi.fistiiisatidn PI 416 . 1 ag &pircio piivgegle.tligltoihirttark B iiil_yviih ;be., 1 , 413t.,.4 .;. ,Ri051 scCurigillATVl2'n;hti'elie'ptitbnihad . r itnivi :u , 3 ,z,, • ti • 0 4. In • 4,4:..:: ~ 1.., ~, 7 ,:::,.:15:: ! • : ; -17 ,,,ei"§:iar ri a RAill can gl - Vk ?idif i lißtliir 4ibittiti,ii:baltite -1 58914M17,411cii,ff .Can expes i v I - •, 1.:-Ju.:,,...,24.1 - TfriA t? . l •.'! 3 ,4 f A IS, lißoni#le Mentlii' ' cle i erifiNfis.` 7 eeciiii ' tat Ite' 7 ,„,„. . ..,,, iyepercy' "AL allreelf6i .12,41;teriffil ".,,sgitr ct, tliglie .. . 0n„,,...1et Oi g9Sliterftlythir, - anel Vvill'fiad *, , ie s tlT4p.li,ei 12 7 y;ase e liit 414aVit 1 !,.... 7 0d 701ftnty abjure - any infentiOnid iiitveiktUfF r it qnetliValtiiiillei- Alti tss,.§2tAid l )74 . ,,,law.,4li ii ps_rsa , 0 /7 3 : 4 " 3 , 'As far as words go, lAi#, p r o , piteri, ,c'. - . o ‘, According to the form as qaulf . l,!,ihq ! ,Bilig.olliOic declam,tilatAf,Avill defend,76 It - iiltiibit ofliiikitoer, tile. settlement of propirly ai'eStO4linh49'.l4 ,l 's9 that the'words include ecclesiastical and Otiii pi-0p0.4:- 'rethea.at Ifi4sq.l he is called upon solemnly,to swear..tliatc,be . never will exercise` any privilege to which he may be entitled tOilriturbor weaken the Protestant religion:or , Ooveivicneat of .this :kingdom. , It •atems;to me that, coupling the declaration he'first makes with., :the oathiie afterwards takes, it.t, is. sufficient." ~ :.;,._ ....,. .. 1 ~, :. , c I beg. ta.asks-whether th; : patli, akit,i - Riv Ataild,s,,4 h,(lt saf.:! ficielit,c,rec6/lecting4hat it is t to,ha,,tiduyi,hp 114 Rifigi q4Par..'• liament, for wmcireizow vnly&pqoking„..ol.; to 0,1 tlfiokpi(4.44ft -;." - The language of these pa:soaps, stolidity thus.alorie, Ik''cortkider -tOo clear to :admit , . of , arip , tlisputel .but 1 '„wlin. read y,i,itie debate .. Witll . ,' . the .abjections-alidt re- . , ,marks to.whickthey were: anioffs, all doubt' as {object of the oath is at au .e. 4 4- . 1 VKC)M thu,ntnetOus Catholic tvetitions, public detlaratiOnsi.like,,.Ethef m Oil ..6A10 h 0:1 CI iio.o4ipoily as to 'i!leir . profc - AgionVlntight be , extract e e4,;,.,*tt, , from .. th'.C:ltqf i gAc ::,(o::','*Mch:':Ttilis; 'article has--..already . extended, we „Cannot .',.a., , More than • 'Yefer tilt. readers io:thenta, ,Mr‘a Call not however. ~.. • . . I;efriinfrom'etracting the-' ,, f011020) fig ; 1 /) , , a:mgr . apl .. i , from a 1 :petition presented by Mr.' cirattan: :2 •': . • - • '.. .• ...• ~,.Arol,tr,p.etitipners mosi solilliiity7 cie L et4e. - that they l tle ;not' seek er,wisit,iwany way toi9jUrV'er l eucrOaCii49ii 64 ri'ght,s,-, iWivileges, posseswns, or rOgnife,suppi#4..ninfill.'ile'lli : shops and Clergy-:of Protest Ont r . F.Nion, gs,lll;lip estnPlisli4 or k.,,the,churchescOmmitted to their . charge, it ifiis 9'Z' hem;i , the . extent ofTh ,eir , humble applicat)on, liei ll s-,:hit,i 4118y`l !go ,verned..bx tbre.saine laws, and . y,r,n4erecr y cai3 . _4ble or the - same civil;„and 7 nAlitary of fi ces, fran,ciwi,reW4l-tis,. an d liOnoiirs 'as thelrfellow 7 au,*ets of every other ryligielis'denomination." ~ :: Vpors this. - . comment waula.he„psele . i s. . .`?e will lit)Wfonly - further observe that, the . :subjeet ;115 . ur:of the r i4rinal'faitta inVoltre the characters ena•hona : i CatholiC 'lVlonbe,is. If ' the:oath 'is eonsidereizt ambi,, .ena which .glicius, let ,ii be explained.;. of if 'fitly! - ,; . '"i,:iAll'clit4ettd , nthret ii:is- , inectptdient,-.let: thp,subjeck, 9 .f.it,%,.0.1014i01i li6:brOuillit boldly and plainly - .before the.-Horse, ;and Oniliii,isue of suCh *o".`oitticni; thottghrthe Algi4tor and his CK*Y" should ‘vat:e, - ,;,vo‘:,l'eaf yOt' l'o r . die felutt..- , -.. ... ----, Thi,ocatio% however,ls e iikowplf,ttl,ilii:pilgtik;o, oll ol -.. a iio . i4t that , wee . considen it tom-he-.the !:boiind.a:wanty of Sii Aiiiieri P4l; throngtts*lrowin;?ani ti+ entatteipa'-' tio ' n - yval . ' ; ca,riled, to s . .oiii)"4ly,:foicfirdi-"hYd : , t4l. up subject, in order to show 'that he' did - ifOt, on' the „. occasion in . question ; leaye , 2 :the .Protestans chiircli WIIO113"TAO' the 'kind mercies and candid consideration of a portion of the Catholics of Ireland, and in order ,that i • :- . Mt:fiYonilell may not be - .again„.,enap ed .to assert that, he had called for inquiry, but that no Hen. Meni berrliadflait the courage to fake up? the;-challende.7 - Mlatzsg grald . . In ire Registratio n i ' Of I VOtg ili: Rif, which Lord ........... _ John_ Russell has referred to-a. Select Committee, there isane'dailSe4hich, if -So:initialled - IV' t h e Legislature, ... 1 - • : .willso - ,materially impair the,,value . of-tbe- Reform ilia, that we feel Otieselves' bntititi to explain to the public . its -exact nature and inevitable : eptiseoences. ylie 60th Clause of the Reform Act Provides--- -! . "r'" That - upon petition to theliouse , ol.l,,fommonttcOmplOininf. o£ tin iiittitteralection or retarti of any rrnember , or rnentbCrs to ielit' in' Parliament, any petitioner or 'arty' perion defending : . such election or return shali.bc at , libertyla irupeaoh,the ear ' toltiat , ortheregister of vot&s in fort-c-at 'the- 2 fillip .. of i such election, by proving that in consetfuence of the dteisiion f of the 'baili§ i ter,':Whelliall have reVisedlthe , lists•of vOters,from which - Flueh regisfershall have been ~ foininedi• the , name . of any: : person 1 , WhteVtited - nr Yuch electieb was iriimperly, inserted or-retained in such'register, or the naineol-...any pers9n 4 who.:teadored his vote It•lnch election iMproperly' omitted , from such register; and the select committee appointed for- the trial of such peti- f - t,lbti.Aall alter the poll taken at web eleetion-according to tho - truth of th'e case, and shat report th€irltfettiirmination there ' - House, and the House shall thereupon carry. such , upon to w-> , 4et and 'the return : -Shall bd amended-or-- deterniination into ea: , the case may be, and Mt:register tho,.electiOn dqclared void, - O 2 „oorreeteilaccordingly, or such Oittif order shall-be-made as to tl'o4-11,4teOtilt.ieem pro , pek":::': - --.' - • - - --.-.... :, , !,-;..." . 1.-oriletofki - : Russell #:ll:gistrAti - `o!l.T ll 3 : *.qiting the. above clause, -declares as fi-.)! 1 . - .;'w, s - ; . *- 7 -- . , .. , ', - • ' - ".And-Whereis doubts have arisen as :to the - Tower and au. ,theiity - of ' any. such committees -- , to es arniae‘into and decide , nPOn-iile yali t liTY or, invalidity of tbe vote of any, p erson wlisesd•, name appears upon such- register,: unless such. vote- had beEri objected to befora the bireister appointed" to revjgO the vote,, ' 'contained - in register ;• be:it therefore enacted and 116., dared - , that it'sha . ll be lawful for.iiny,such, committee, and 1116; ' are hereby empowered to '.exaraine;.intd - ,and,decide .9p 0 e7 4111 9. -- . -validity-and invalidity of the. votes: of all; perionsAppering in such register, whether the same shall: have been , objected to itt ,, befoie the barr i ster appointed to revise such votes or not." - ' iili . !' :•:;ITliat the } " doubts' here spoken of have arisen is tin.; ge saiiitii4 ; but, at tho","sa.4le'ttiti4;'•vir-ji passing.'Atiq i •i.. ; strange, that any man v,lio eari raa' iatilii'E neigh, and is .;r- able to understand the language as well . ;as 'read'i r t,' ;he --Should:, .by some extravagant freak of. fancy, have rty twisted the,simple phraseology of the 60th. , iilause7uf -'_ ild: itefor lii, Act; so as to give'ii:the' - apbearance,_a coi-i.,iy......-.. A ;.: ing a . .,meaning directly op posite to ihat- 'witi4ll the si; , 4 saint - viords „similarly pities haveever...hi theitoi con , ;he veyed. Unless it can - be -, shoNtil that. the Irellwrii Act;` rye' was int4ildett to revolutioniy4thOEnglish tongue, td enact that ye.;sliall mean no, stns.. 41 :t t a i t; e o a s ni h u a 4 11 .0 0::: l ii:e 4 1-4 .45 that, .whoFti ift is. said l'e:a. c o mmittee shall Ao:.ci g ni:y thud much,".`the Ardinary .. I shall be held, and taken t0,34e,.., , " A committee shall 46 , ";thus pwch, and as, 'in:licl '2 .,#tkee 6.esid , es'asit p/d.,2.0.4;": any:granimar,or. dictionary,. Or other . aithority, to : tlie contrary, notwithstanding—atilee sthis cart she shown; it ought , never to have been." : 4libted - that ~ thei 69tb, Clause of the Reforin Act giVesliopoWerto a Cdminit • tee of the House of C o mmons_to,investigate the7.4.lidity of Yates -Which were not' decided upon by the R4vNiii . g:' jiarristers.• - ;.Therefor - it hasih!tpliened,-.tlat!ilthough ,, doubts have arisen,7.y 'at some five or six - ComMitbees of the House of Commons . haire .decided- T fuld all ;the' ,members -of the legal• profession42lwhoso opinions, are ivarill'anything, have sanctioned theit-deci,siOns- , that such and no other is the meaning of the 60th clause. kW • 'be Native. C1',.,:;4..a6zr -Volltriteets,t u1.}5,7 we. sh - 4j`.l*e l. , 3lii ii..,- 1 .. iv the Worm - Association - .=,-,.-iiilatlo4#•go.,.g.lNKC!,l ; ,• f p,;;,;.., 'The":'Sou.' th-StaffordAiit,ejeectit,np.lia!hifitvjollei:V4 51: t - --' .1 3P ' i 4 lor. M , A• scene- which goad ...47-11.;c5 7 44,:r1., 4..i*lC itit iiii Si? thetit; andwe do sinderelrlfttint itvcpbo,i4,l,4ayiairig the.Coi4.firinatj.on it a ffOrilg;f ! S:..l!l':pftv,iiiti 0 'litat emeii.of. our Correspondent, ihat "ticanv: l l -4LM;6otfl'intithe , side of the Conservative eaudiaate - -were reSited i fNii ; fliefpoll.by.meatis of ',mob int4inid,atien,, , ,,,A.l 0 4y A n 4 imperfect account of-z.timdisgracellihriots W'hicli - it:: tended tlie „ vnclusion - . of-the-poll: at Wolverhampton, reached us yesterday Moriiiiitelif expressi-abd wad com untnicated,on. that ,day ,f . C.i . .a.rlr : rge proportion Of. our i readers. • .Further and.moreaC - .c4(* lifeellthheg , ifill Piihibly 'wive before . - ,intich4„nur present impo , s%lPin is 'Wroii:ibt Off. W. heed nett-say,. tlikt Vve;Shall :lose ' no time in laying before Our•r&tider4 the, - -latirtritews 1 .that .comtto our hand. l3iit r:ciiky,. 'iyr'ititii7;a4t we::( . 1 from imperfect information„are;:wo..nOt 4WI 0:14 ', - k'ff l thattliettiajority of . the Conservative, candidate 'lA c m l l have heen'much larger thart.it - VlMirhad not the mob ini titnidation, .int e rvenecr;'*lgo - iiiltiinatelyrodiiced 'the consequences it hasbecoine. onr,Winftilckilo describe! A "riot lti the conclusion:of ,an.clectioh, Pi .0 ,49.1.! bible ' . proof ' that there -. has been - intintidation-durin itsprogress. .MolK(l6.ndt 't tiog iftifirtrailecaislrint existenee. Before t:hey cki,.l4,eUite - f & orinitlst? 4 thei require much preparation, en e ou i agen ient; atid4i )AX - fet . That the-mob at WolVerliamplowhad Imuing l Agulr dable liefflne the military were corninarahakti actiagain4 it ; that it had beedine.fOrMcitabif py)i-fefins' Of-lpitisa-, ,rations,oucouragemen4,,an4A4ttire i Th - :tiiarA:47o l i l . -and' Committee of C01,.Anti01.:4a.444.444,54.9 4-., ...i *k id;tand'nurtured it, are. -, propositionalthiolt ,the in. - , 4:eljiget . iee:.already in"nur . pOsse;stOri enatilisinsdistinetl y"" .and cOngdently to;assert,. It 3S l liStilielfy:StfiOtt . :6,urz correspondent - thatithe. mob -resiSted .the inili4ry,„tire directed _against it---that ,it attomPtea, tO invtate,...t4, ;Pari4n:taCtics of the 'three glorious daye?-by theiarect;' . tioli- o f f barricades in giftzTivit'p'l 4 rB7.--thatfreitft , behinfli, ( these barricades it aSSailettthe.jitiepS3,witlilk4sw .brielthats, , aud other dangerous.nlissiles--(tha pup off'" the,,caglry herse4 was killed: by;niransof a...sharp...jai- 7 , x "StriiM s etitthat mar y" hh - O&iiere fifed'by the populace': - 1 ,That every one of,these.incideqtuce,tmeA t re have iiOtsl the least doubt ; and everybody wlio TitiowSZ.,any,Nnicr .ft9filii Character of ,- arczEnglish mob, must..be miare thtt; th'4F,lsl.ild not hay ttiirred upon the:sudcleni4--ihat, there ,must have ; • liee4; treit . =v:i'vtpi. , 'ekeltertient-i r i , that the. English Moll, , L capal4 ! 9ol4.tglik,ll::(lfe . face of`an active military forceonwitkavg: APP:d4pger - ' - ~ .ous to ate peace and , safety , of-theiewelantetiorito , t4e interfgence of .. tle:niilli4.l±..,' ." .Yc tithi S' Veil; i.itftletili(k patronage, of a factioits.UnA,,nit i katiOiki i itil, 4treAt# pervert. these facts 3; :lit if theor. , ,coq §P.itiDS,O I E O 44 ) 'sense ftif the nati - Cail , voill-teviCat 'against . titan. 901 . 1110, 444 1 4 , ant t4ilPiiittt '; wilt 'have , ' tio- . 'utherzeffdcg ftw.:4l;At_. a, brii4gXbrirktio'Vrlivti,:tt sa 0 3w..whitt producectilie(psl#4.l l ,PLptyvyliir vg - Aisol e'• ltiveoitit+ the meltaticholyzesulbr, NT.ltes Atigti3l7.Y:t‘ks P l ailiful l he';' but iveifflobbtiht*pttirsuemit inemve s JikqithePresent,lybece; the flitb4 . 'welfare • a Ottl!ft& y, the right of election, and die "purity hhefif4ritylof . , .. •:,-, 1 ttiVrepreseilt3tioniaretatz.,stakeThg,levi.OqPerr as it --1,. .• ~ apears .to us; q: . ;loortyete,- that): theaetive frielids • shaked the ,- popular and , cominittee of Vol'inief i l. ll : l.6ll phrenzy ' upon thisf, oecastot3 .; 9A, : ( oAsy:etiti , g' ; 'thpir station, character,- - and. , functions:, tlle . ~.eqiisetitience sdtniS to us to be unaVoidable—that, having.,shwi,4l, .., . . . , • I it, they must have . eontributed largely -to 04 , 1 4luction. What but the,,ver - S- height of .p f hfeiii ,•••-, what -brit an insanity , sot raging,as „tick, set all,, the restraints of prudence; of '.decorunr; , and, of. laYvitt: ,degariC'e-could have led'an electioneering - Commit ea;;, to ,:constitute itself .into a P iiiontiOaSik tribunal, 1 fq.' listen to the distorted and incoherpt g4thl i e At flft.y7, i : riated partizans; disguised under.the..name of C74flCVetql ---,tb brave the ridicule of the'Whole cortimunityove the court of culprits, the bench enri4isting . of :men' whose properstation would haVe,,been Ai, doe'?,'. put our impeact‘nent of Colonel A.nion.'s..."Committee 4p. pot :111nited to he fact of their , presumptuous , and 'Adieu!, "lOUs asSurrkption"Of the' functions; for' which, by' tllieir , character and position, the3r:Were..e'qUallytliqualified of ta court of inquiry.. We impeaeh;t6m, collect,kieliC and individually, as: , the , authors . ma abettors..of !the; unfortunate tumults 'Whicli have taken place, up on rounds still more..distiii ct 9 .o4 . irrefrAgable,..: . ty-' ment of the highest, excitement in WOlierbinlpl6ll, Colonel Anson's , Committee- - --the persons ..who !lad constituted themselves intn a-eourt of inquiry, or, , tere ~abent, O . do so—the - self:appanted 'tribtinsl - fortliel in .vestigation of riots, turntilts,, and, breac t liek of thy )ieltc'e,' .• issued a placard for theguidanceandintorination of,their ' fellow-labourers in the - , liberal-cause, in. that -rostuse-oL, whielibrick-bafs - aijd 'll : indgeonSal'e the principal- We - ii .pons.----unless ;*heti...,ari:opli,)if(iMr;' percnilci,lsb • afforded of killing,a trooper's hOse_with ..a :slia4! iiii.: strument. This address. , completely identifies.:Colbnel . Anson's Committee with- the mob; worst 'pas -, stpus,it is calciitated;"and (Vize's *ill Ygry iVliar we [ sins, ,cerely think, for, on .401 - aii,,.oc:easia_.;;would t. ?' weak- and faithless tnpalliate the.inatier)nitende4,:tffil, inflame. The tribunal of impartial justice, affeccs, to lament, seat tyrannical ,pi , nrpatioli Ot iSopyl'ar - rights - In t this division of the county .7 • flad,,„then,,,,thejtadkal- Whigs not been fairly beaten, by ag•decided,.inajinrity, , Of the legal cankituenty . of ., '4. this- division of! the , eounty,?'. And hat. can thqr pdgOblyfnean, -- jvhen .they.: characterise t w ins defgat .as a `.`7 t ,lr4'oiOal, tisur -pation •of .papular -rights,l' , .;,..buts..an ;apAeal t 0 the :brute force of , th& mobranckits- propsifinstruments of brickbats;: bludgeo'n§2. ?* - 2 1 ‘ ft ?igi , hoNsiever,, essential,"• continue the Wolverhampton Court.. of ~.it,l.Sti"?, .‘‘.414 , Po,"*blic disturbances slionla: g ive,, , the.•enewy• an. ,excii - s!e 'for misrepresentation . 4 of'"t•.ibletree," -, - Who !, , do- those ~ COTT), 11l ittee-nien. Of . :COl'Oel . ' 4 ii.:go a ' 'mean. by ‘. the enemy ?". Evidently the majority of t7i6 electo"r"s; And . all. tint portion -of the non-olectopor i the county: Which : "§yinpathized with ti*iii;---And-iS , this , the ..langua e or . idea , that the Committee or- A 7 eciunty, yaididare. utlit . to promulgate? Are the 'defeated pAti at clo' ions` for , English Members 'of, Parliame,ncto lie faiialit.y. the gentlemen of their several districts toregardlthair , ,_,. ~, ! vloorious oppone nts idthe light; of tiirblie- - enerhies_? 1s it thus that', ,11.01iiurar ConitnOtion'ate- to ine4iitid' or allayed ?Is If Di-1)4011S of str.niOlaiio - 0 I i9l , : sOnOus as this that the salutary' au:;;;;.!? oi . 01 4 new ... 4.4. system of representation is to be .Secured? r,....7 speaking of ''. tyrannical nsurpa'tWir, and 'Of 'f' the, enemy," Colonel Anson's .Conniiittee; proceed, it, is true, to inculcate, In a few - feeble words, sentiments and i habits of 'peace, prder; . .and' . obedience '.to 'ask'. This, it will at once lo.', seen, it a S ir' imitation-of One' of the vilest tricks : of 'the coward agitators of- Ireland. The latter always take care to admonish their followers to,feace, orde4lttotherly love, and Obecliencetb . .thg . la.vs; while they'ar e e' inCittiiir them - Wit'all'ilieir might. toTapin e, incendiariSm, a nd mu rd e r . —: MO/744 Post. the' speech Of Mie: O'Cormcll , hi thei-louseo Coin Mons on WedueSdly evining; With respedf to the ttnCAn ing am i d obligation of •the OathS, taken, by, - 11 oinaii CA tholic. Members, tends, in . the fullest manner, to jpstif even the worst predictions of the , mat.uncOMpro i sm' opponents of Catholic EinanCipatiOn. 'lle Wo ...4 Learned Member,however,ridiciiles thei`mputed * of perjury, and professes' to have given his 'ow, Co ptruction . to the .oath,%which, according' o such 'net pretation, places - not the slightest restrAinC.up 't Hon. ,Member's „alienating. the Whole-of the pr per of the Established 'Church - - to other pUrposes, -.. ot it,'" in his opiniOn, be likely to have a beneficial, ffec and assures the House accordingly,. that he: orai ders ,Lord John . Rtissell'S - nnitiOn - for; deprivi g t } Protestant ChurCh of its. revenues likely, 'fr.to p stt 'and not subvert the Church;" and that he' wall hp voted ." in precisely a ; similar way, with' regard ' o4t Adman Catholic Church, if it Were in the same sit tion, and its revenues so disproportionate to the nu ber of its healers." '''.We need hardly remit d,..c ~. .. , ~,., readers that this is exactly the conduct It, e- - c ponents of the Catholic .Relief Bill declared ~ .1 6 Id pursued by the Roman Catholics when once a iti into,the House; .and.we would ask, if it •..was not prevent the Catholics_' voting aWaytheprOetty Of .i Church, for what objeet was suchoath 7iinposet WithreSpectWtheitarned Gentleman giving his o construction to the oath inquestioni.he milk bet awn. that this is wholly - contrary to.the well-known rule, in morals, " that an oath is to' be' ot(Sereed and. cOsfrued in the sense of the party imposing it ;" a piinclp emoie' than once publicly acknowledged by Mr. O'Connell ; • " ArrlthA - AY,3O ~.:: -~.- •mow .._ K.,Mp 4t e Pff4P§a,of . tr T iirrum- Aw .Nlikreli.,ilastrut . ty4hii ‘kase vett Could4rite. kieen T .thelinteutianiof:FarliaMenirv7 l , t , ,,fr; l ., ttgittirrthe •infiii4 phis tlefei+tPel. stft E 5 aitVtittiOUsr . Pat e fi'N'Eki•MlT - iP,' and 1 . tiiA1 ,, A , 6 ,, Jiro vr , % - : ~,.., ..,., ~,..,.., -,, , ••, , ,k - ,, •: , 0. Ii• • , Pliriiined:PßlVQYl4-rA;;:tPFY.-w49 4aY.94://49AC 1. 4 .13t9 ' aitiiii4ster t'isa 47.4 - . egit Arihr. understarkd ,theAtleimUutrcif ttit'llisgislatore item 41i. two aiiitailetti - W:,:ii; Ili* 4 r(liivirr j o'.'''ditd , - - #CtiOtiti6p'eif tl le:" vi'Ords in' Whietliatlii'LV:st-1 lit* . p,1•4444,./ . .,i,leVVe...its meantktg, ,- ',,fi l 14.y,e,ri,i P.014:4#1.1n440e11..110:i1d, , , , , shift 11L',grotru.d ii-Ktie)ll tis;:iii.at ttratitiiitbciiiiitteipretation put,iipcit thti.:740,5441 '-'oF , theri:Bol , l47-elitits'AftY4he',riglit - imice,l.tre ititit 14iftri4- - Apytt;Tsk),,tAyet"#. ttli c ioo"ij . y . ron . .g . w• - 04,t,'•6it . , !ti . :1;10i ..hKskißk ,14 f 4g.R414iihi0:g;(114,414;,94,1)Y004,,4 , : rit•idiitlinot.,mterid ;,dsbilime must take leave itaimatitsclittO! 'll - I§'..44Mdihl tritidftta'Avarn - him . that/ :Wieirs trivi•bettrl i '; "41il lif r4&Nt'art/if.n' he lidi'CBiftlaicefibit lai I X z.., , ••-i : 0 - ..-..,, - -,- .Si ' .T - - ' • : ITV .t 0 Wail . ' I,W i,e, gqii cc 4 4 )g r .,11Atiat,..4i,,40.4 the, ; e Fin, • e liedve it_imperfqo rentprobtance, , thap:what.‘l;i4tic . 1 -1- 1 .11;iikhll , S*4 -,, I. oitistreititild -, have 'been' , thei ., iliteirti9itio - #-arliainelftr iiiii. ihei4alaied interitiiiii,-MiAitrii -1.:.; - zu. , .-., ~..ml y .10t.;..;:i_.. , ~ - '.r ,i ,, - , 1.-:kiiiF.A.." .-Sl-s , R4 r fft.V,i l lifrPti, , Y!!.s l .?• 4 C c eP e `l49 SAW` ..,W , tl' , 1 ,, eivdeb;t10" 7 410,1441:40, p€l , 43,94, .9, ,IsPk,.W# imdi-minith4laigexpenseleciions;4•4lo4seaaiLoriusi '' . det!atici:o;''Lif flie'lwat -, ifililie , set tlemer(FaP litti y Melts* • „07tigg i koir g rfoxilifat.-ii4geftittiAitietat . . .., ~ _ - ,li.i ./.,...nr; T... 7 44ii115.9querg. 7: 4r1,103.41051. can, if. ,istii.Plei4sCii ,-.P4Valict.. alee,woeskhe Nitholeioriany part • af.t.l4e 11ef014434.0t ' . :bOrwe'lt'ttrehehill,ff*ill doubt, rexcfpt-pirhuptiia ~Ii• ''%1:1,4 ittitleelivtio'f.oiiiik the' iiihiiiiiigilAT:thhtoti; . t., .. - 01 , ?., .1 ...4.., ~ • . 4. - : "•., :..,.;,,-.. s , pry. )',PclluS*.l9.l4•Plie. ,r''PAL T 9 i1d1 7 9-1.9.! tliF , :s4 3 ,Me • ..•.. s4afiii.,clitutit,il:ll6)gaittat . be - at.'4,11 4ivic 1 01.91 1 541, 411 3 6 .n , 3 l ' l "o:v.s4:c.:asiert).4he - .:probability , that iliej.:44, ,iicl.; of the' Grey, Adirtinistration, now in poWiit; Attiaisd, 76 'nii: t7 4V/ftliaiMPV A CoiQintileiitiletyir tAiitoshi, -pa o;rif„t.i...4 -. A4,...i0,11, ait no vcry4liataa,pirok...&4 trek plies-frornlnnder•themi and "441ami e isheM4. . . , . . selves to "everlasting fame, " by spoiling, o . c:ittp , taifi to spoil, in pYintipte,'•the only great thing they ever achieved: -.4k iatdidetzti ,Bui let !,us , colititletit*hati will..e, the..conseqo94c9,. Of _the alterationprected li)1, Lor Ibli t li - letissell.ni . tb:e'6oth -4 '.elitiSe 'Of *die - . ACtl, The regisheriM pf, .Yaters in. counties - .c is ~,an annual' expense, sometimes amounting to a very consuletabl sum, Which is. defraytdcby the merrthers ,. .for the couni tiet l , s ' . olvby pojt,tik i alYi4lt . , to °fret tli.:YrtselveS-ial 0,. nllii dates for. the. suffrages. of f . the ereetorS, . ''taeli" - iiirV commonly objtet 'to - -eaoh , than upon. the-list .who.the have roakop,tT4iilie,l4: Will - Vole t vAtli t the opposit party, wherev.et , th ere -is .the- least igrottust v t 0,.. suipec that a flaw may fie; finind in his - -qualification. Na) ? objections are'frequently_made without 'any ground 'ai all for suspecting{ the Vali'di . 'ty ofgflie claimants' gush A aaiaiti"," Oa' ?Or' ilin so re iiiiiimei.'6llaltin 6•'''th e : Aline , . t s. o) , !is , C.:i 9 of theiversons,oliected:to-notappearmg,to swystaAtiate tlreis, elaigi before the barristers, This specult!tio - i ifafren . .eihs:,6Ve'itelr,Wr Vie' obj'eaiiti'ellaitfl t ti: j.' t . . is not without iliZeuitYirt.lial - IticAituall farmer: is pel suaded to leave his business,, and the labouriumtaigi up his wages „Ogrviiith§louday, , it be be for two day itc'tkr, tb_pg , 'W in the Bar,risterf.oo4,l74eTlti en P . oymeil b l la' nu Mg eror agent's' 4P4,4lMottr l Miiii .. ii.... . 1,.).....1 ..of objeetionto serve notices-o,tupportar to „argt hggiriStllk`tatet'brii'utitit before the -Batripters, (is , ?.l solutely, necessa r y.; and, as, these „tizent47.4.sg ? ,:.Thialfrio, every . caseTrofossional men, the...icost.is,very con. idei Able:y z- T i erf-th::Parties objected' tio'arrd Ilie witness „Riga fip'*.iiiai:; 6 t. 6 .... town in tiliikr,tlie B4i;rl;t holds'his Vourt-l.thermust be feaiwhile detained.ther kid be 'tilseit "babl? to='-their' harries, - WhetiAheifs,,,'cas aregliSposed, Of: ..:Ejie expenses of themli,ale pracccdo I thitiefore,' caw-never be very small, -,•aiiii,, they may 1, ,andAfnec4ry . kre;• - :'Ver;iillarge-oectirrink, - ;,bo it -ree • lected, every year. ~;Tothese consi`ae4tiono,.:ol,,T:4,4, ' 'addecrith facti.. that , The , Revising! Barristers. , cost t COilniY,' i tii,e' )ity 'tlia'usiiiiii• pound..:'or:. - tbirry: th Miss i .poundsik.-.yeari; but that sum-eon - leg iat4.:of th.C,Pil)) i purse;t° not out' of •the'pocket of the .Memher-Ocot t i Ca.ndicilt / 9.. -- ; N9y, t ,:sytly . was this ,Ca - stly - ,',.hiarf,' in i huMble ju d gment, not ill-contrived system e,siablislicr 1 The , reasons assigned over and over again by Lord. . 1 tb aft) and'athers'';ritere the shortening - of the di ,ration a the polling, and the abolition of,tberuinouseiPen e of ilit'olet'scrutin'y; ~ s o that this'inaehineryy though ij no_means,cheap, was. decidedly preOralil'eln.A . o - 4 1 11. a point of view to the former .system. It bas.m. : other advantages which it is not necessary twparti , u lailie - fi'cii;- . Hai '' h 'OW ' will:. the 'naktrif,.'staltd.:, if 'L , re John Russell's, amendment of the 60th . clause; , be n tertanied by Met b slature ? Simply thus-;441 - ie. x pense pf ipgiqr,ao9ll will still remain,., and . O i t i lyte it be superadcled the, cost. of a Scrutinyhefore 4 Comtni , el of,the i . House, which is incalculable. - - A:whole con t , constituency' May be brought up to . Weitrriinster I, c ti thejr.title4leeds; their witnesses, &c., and the. ;t ali tj 'ot . ,'evt , i'y ludividitatfiuttlificatian: argued As long as li , breath of llii!ee ;'ar ' fiiiii gentleirien'tesiiied . li'n the Iv 'arid-af,:leithlrolitiig4.. may- he,.1.1:1,:411.e . -.1a0f2 , ::4 y iialne ! -4 be inclined to san c tion .such a schetnp,-..1 , e': might just as well declare plaiijly,,,,,ludriii 2 5 . 6 .-- "„ni n: IvOids,.-thlksAt ..AvilLshe little ' Jiiliart-, of -,,in`aaiie'SS to Tv,. ; bu n t Jrien,. of . enormous faiitunts.7to:pfrer - th m selves fi reafter'i - forilie- - representation ,af coun t i es. 1 n • • deed,.. theresult intirbe still More seriaiii,' - giojFpl : v described, it.., IV candidate with a stroiig, pfirskiirsa Sc at-iioiithi:aitijiat ;part:, , of, theltefortn ...Nr'; , /11101 re latex : to the .registration • of v0ter5,".,..,,1ni- in4st:,..,vpf ail froth offering . any - atjeetionat Ali' : to 'the clai mant of the. list, and ,choose ; to dispittetlie ~ , , Oiji- t y of oAtii . q .. 4 li6as a vore,.. , not ~ iis the law, intended. bet *ho 1 , 0 befor e the ,revistpgliarrister, but iti. -- t!li e :.. mpre:....ex ien ... :. , .Ails rniide' of , petition against. theireturn Of; his rid so 'wealthy oppOtnirit, 'and' a serutilty before a city!, _ mittee i ot thfr' Hoioe, of, • Common§; - it ' may be : said ha in stiCti ease there will he to him' inly . the'single ex Pefiss-ofzthe.,scittiny, not the expense - both .ot rr. t' i i!a and tionthe scrutiny '; but theii . it "innSt'be-rerneinb . re , tliat - thefe-double eXpense,tO Lis Oppo •ni Besides, what in the 'mean time hecoines 'of one .O' th -..1 to if - i - feaittree Of the' Reform .Act F - if - it he tho gl] impiobable tbA such - a course, vi:lie resorted to w beg that the.manner-in which tin 4lection eormnitt e i constituted 'May' not 'be lost sight ‘afi Sticl;;tiib al consist of something less than a dozen yelitletrien ii telligent and `welt-intentioned, naitlauht, bat , nO,o e . ' i whom perhaps, lies .. .eyer seen the inside of a law-b iol Nevertheies,.*itl;Out an;' , legal:,4iiyisst- 7 -ykri - kno i V vious decision-oft he,,revising I?hrrister to lead the . 1 , the real points at , issue—they.. will have - to - adjud cal ~ 4 1 00.:the...most..intimate. questions ...or_tikie, ,, And• pe the nicest pointi r .afthe law 'of e‘idence. " Surely in - .de t er such, circurristinees the fate-of the petitionVr v% • be, , mtieli,.MOKe'liVely ' to be 'aScertained - ky 'e/efe , n. to Demoirre,_or aim other great authority lipo tl - DoctrineLof.! 'Chances, than. .11-,. : con s ulting with ti most rearntcllalryers. in the realta.-17mesa , ui - ,• _ ....., : -.- • - - , .. MI: Ll:::.—Thim work, by - thd - Milli& 'of C‘ S of Waterloo," ,has Obtained a popularity : abovy ; even that t s uccessful predecessor. Though its hero belongs to ah gh class of litetlian either Gil. Blas or Roderick Random, h sla, ",i 4n y, n ieg, arp not less,various and.,striking than'th4e de ail! hi the abOve famoui "navels of Le'Sa,ge and Sinellett: T 1 ,h en diozig-, career, of the personage who forms Alie"subj ct «:111y. Life"' is traced from his yputh to:his, entrance as,; -Officer in the British army (including hisexProfts at -Wile leo area 'coding ,in lii,". "peace campaigns" in London, a d'l • Fun, 'ffolic, 'path() •ai elopement with a ynut h e i ress. tragedy, alternate rapidly in the pages 4 this 'st.rikings:p ctu /n c4ern,life; and prove the author to be a inciter of Itl ii ar i . ed,pieipeets which constitute a genuine romance, ~, _ax, • x X In- golltbioldtco of.a report having obtained Te. ren pral ciretilatioa that a review was take pin g yester 4,y, , Tij i ,l o 4iwt: a considerable number of 'perknis ass'etable , ai p a radlphe-..t 4 ,44c the Mater . _ part of thie Morning: , i i.tl time wore aWay itia.c,ompaay began to - aik4rzi. - th s' 11 b e i r r..exactly consonant to'the feelings , or .interests ft' iiiiii'ailigeio deritrAivho were oa th - d'alertv a 'lrani pu gill . 0/ counter - was in 'consequence planned, and,tookplace We two rfteinhers4f the prize ring, vibe.happened to Ibe,p w During the t xhibitioulwo gentlemen were - robbed in.th aim `daring manner i , oneuf a most valuable gold watch, eh& ;M. -ienli?; and the other of his purse, Containing nine , a6v eigns ' and `wine silver: The fight was -quickly put an senciq , •ai the,Parties Review-has bee poipo driven' the Park.' The. 1 1 ned Until next month. , -Epsom jtAcEs.,The fair visitors fa:these! eel. I brateenatleitAlAMOAnletds; arc remlildad ef their Icevfto ik t iqi44:o6lo R.Pqaq's lealyd:optild Macassar ON win. .. are. indispeniabiy . "re l itti f icte for perOnir'coinfoltkiind'attroiction, an d 4. their .pnieh tOlication pfeienTtlioie'disordersl which 46PFgal*-I,t4,lnntws of the male ConiiteaiiCe. '.k f or mer celebrated auxiliary of heahti, prtit4(ts t 'ille fate an. •- s kitrfr©m the perpieious effects of„the:,su , n anthdtist, Such as 4anaftt skin* SW hurns;.parched, lip,: and on s tinkleoant heat r a od rettolitless, and renders the skin delightfully coWl nd re freibing; while tlOl latter keep• s the in t ir tom i n dvirt f* Uniniz ,_ itiiiiiediV i iapfsrra don, or in the exercis e uf riding , and riving,. ph/Wang it getting harsh And dry; and - giviiviitlo t ly fas cinating appearance. • PRICES 017 CiA?"TA:I2; , DOCK STOCKS, 4 A.S i LI,I3. 3 RIcr,:pO,ST) AMPS, &c. &c. , 6 iI'.ONDOiN,,,,FIIII/A,Y,.A,, , LY 29.„ ,4. . . ... ~ .. _ Numtte.r; .I)lRdgrid; ... - ..., i . v,„ . - . , - , _ • rri ea -• ,or. . •''.; ra.. , r 4 d i 9 .1- -- s en4l4 - :v.ts:. ' r: . '. r ''' m per Shares. Antrim. !'', . '''. - '.,, .Paid. _ Share. ' '*,719 1, 6? Iktfint.liA§lit'oo74trtti 01044mk:ASE42'0 971. Igi;' shi . o 357 1,482 - ' CI; • Ash4T de-le-Z:6110 ...:,.... A v eragc I IS/. sh. • "c 5 /, j. 6 ,g..; I` l "'”fj-4 0- .llasittgsft;ke 1 •': --,'''.' , zl ,l -- ' lllO4 k1i,'15. , 461f. . i 0,5., t,/,' , ',Breeknciek :aid . AbefgaVently let sh Pa • f ellji t,41 1 -1 , 1iii0;!`• .:. 1 13irhtliighatitc'i ,ittatie.;';i; ' N71. 1 5()4._.` "241 . '--, ' 4, , m; • ... ..... . lluto and Liverpool Junet....ltio/. sir. all pd '‘,-: •,, '' " 600 - : i.. ..:1 '' BratgetAter and Trinnton ....INd. st). - 7r11.1.4“'.:i.P.4 ,',. „i: 0 .0 elnrir ,Blackwater „.,,,,-, ,44g . ,,,,..., .4. ..,....,, 4 ,.„,,,,p4,. ~.,„: . „... .. . ,. ) 1 , k:.... : , -1'... - ! u ... 1 ..4:,,a4T 1 ..,. , ..A4:.: .:•Groplors ..,,;,...'.....l.ii..Ayerage 311. 2s. 10d. sh. • 21 r ; 2 ) 000 M. lOtt,:, '- , /iitet.lC , y,t.,,, - . ies •.. , ' I' •Ish, • 74.• 1 -g St col. - 6/, ' . ":_pertiy.,,,,.._,.....,„. , 0 ih. 1‘.:11 s - , , , ..1 , ,a','..' , • 'l , llltAnetiVilifTfiest•ef - ' Average 1'.1.4.41 . 1 '' - :64 •. J 231 :, 0111 _t ,'„ Eretvaeb.:4., ' -,. • - r ~ '' 1 . ,,t.'97 - ' . f. , S/. ':;Frith: a'cal g4de ' Average 4Cs l l.•los.'sh; 6 , i: . 1 11;5(10 121. , ' GraTpLjuk?etiriiii ~,,,.',,,,,, ~ , ,- , .lO /. sli. L.`37 2,8491 ''., '- " arida Unliris, , o'• .-- 0 ' .• to o/ i m. - . •, 2 ,,, .;14,.5 2 / ' • ,••- ,•••-. , Sirprtil SArMY..„ro:. •,.. • , .- ....1 , , 1 '/•-s l 4. •-, i2 , 1,000f. 4/. per cent, Dti 6 ViptiOnal) b)an tOot: , Is - 4.t096 : ' - G and Western• lO 1. sh all p 6 21 ',,: 600 TV. 1 , 2*..8d."'G aiiirrigarishird, Average cost 112/A3s:4d: , 280' 1,991‘ ~..,,,,,-,, gi;t 3 l O "Cct4ETMl tiej7kieY,......... .............. alb, i ,44 741 ' Oe. ' Grantham ...,:...: .. . ......... • .au el,- tOi - - 43,2:18 1, 11414 X,.. Iliidlerstit.lo , .. .. ~'. . .... A v era ge 37/..o;?ed A .. '',!.. : 4 8 ., -I04?:- • ...... . :,... ': Keirsingtiai:,....:.:... ..... ... ....la. bb ''it i,,t, :, ~1 ti: ~,;25,328. , r,f . 4,,1k . ~„.I{4 e ppAtiand,Aypn, A vr . age 34/. B,s_lod. 51i.... 20i f 2,` 4 971 ' - 201. • - Leen and - Liverp4,ol loN. shr r ' 's:33 ~.'.., - ,6151tt . 124: " ')::l.l,eleest6is ,:Att.o:,. -.,v,: .e.....,..." ,44ei.tbi, la. 91Y7 • ' .4/. - ";ijiefeViter pnd Nort4r. , ,nion... A ver f 43/. ;os. • - .F41 L , ~ 551,1 ~..5/. pericent.., f.iskertra and Looel2n . to;l • .)•5/ - , sh all pc": f. ) .s -•' ri '"' 14-1/.‘ Lough!theough ' Kverage 142/. I7s. SIC' I;600` i " 1 1109 ,-••-• 4 1 '', i,All:',ltn, 1(1 AfOrlKAtithatlll4l4: - i i..4:4•4( -'.. i 4,4 .4.1/04 , 5h..".A:180 - • ' • . . 250, . ~' 91.. : -Melton 2,10wbra,...„.„..,,, ! lOU sh: 190 .:. "'MO .';' 162: . ‘lt'llta.,ityfat4 . lrvrell ' - .1Q01ilti1: ;La,: "3000 ,, •... : ? .P.latielegield ': - 100/. sh all, pd. 52 ..,2-24q .:. ~ 151. -.,u,41 , 14,14h..i4:ak.K. lg- ' ;.1.44, IC4O - NeneNavil .- 4al lop Bonds ...1001. sh. 1.04 pd. , ion I P g . i,lrllT".'l-Sti.' 7'4, '-' . '''GM'o? di.:": - .'g',. ' .'' '' "' ' - '19( 4 1. sh; • 615 , - '5.1.t .... : 2/. .. . ''Oakharn - - " ' • 430/. sh. ~ '., 8 1 ~_....,, 2;41 •),.. :,, 41 i ! . E4olc, Fic t piit - _,„„...;....Average abotrt;,a3/..sh. , i ,104: f 21,41 8. - I4s. .. Iregentl (or Lo'ndini) Aver. 3:31. Itti Bd. sh: tei Y ` 311.169 e../. - per ceiiii 7 Utrailge- 4i - ;:e,c4 ) ) c...t.:.„..1Average , tt , 1.414:' , .. 423., t ~• , - .,A00 - ):.• 61. •:?.6ll. o ,PShite; '.,... ..., 145 /. All, ' 14_ ,6 '., ^BOl : :.. 10/. Stimerset ,Coal • 4501; sh. , -163, 1 •- 40;00 - 1/. 6' per cent. I)ittn f'ock. Fund StoCk 121 . -10s. sli 120 j •-•''loliltr , 96/. , ''• - "Stftittrd;dridtWorcestrer : ' ' 'll3 V: Slr. t 4:090 .: . e L ribil4;.;,li.-, .A14. , : - ! ,, , -;. Shr*vAbtost „,,,,.; . . ,J4L,th. .i..442f, 5 -,.' .301 ~ -8/ - BtOntWriage - :4.•..., • 1454 sh . ' 213 I ,ti-17' : - 11.-los. • Stratford , o&Av,ii ...Average'79/Als.'Ba,.sh: r . :181 :181-'4 ~ '5337.. lit. ;7. - ,4•Swatisericv:. i r. l. 'i. - I*..=:,"it - • 2.40eti0.f f. 205 • iiii7l)- v,.,.. i biti 6 . l ...e,ip i crix.rd 1,„Ny, , , , e : 1141, Railway,- Av,, t u r ito ~i I A i ',..' ~600 sh.:,:. , .' .- .nt A 1 Me rs a ,'-} s'hare •' ° , ,rr : , 0, 8;14 f?r...4.:: , .:- .t. Oldies and AI ' •aya. Aver. 191. ssi 'Bctih. : '2 Q Q 0 '''h'i 45i, '' : Varwiek and Birtningham • 100/:'ili:' 7 '2BO '• ikPV 0 411,1 , 3 • -, d• :. • 3. 980 - '''''.l2E .- . '''X'anvieft'la Miiiiiii 4 ' ' t MitiP '44 '1 .3_4 4 . WO , 2 , 01ii . (15,. ~ , , W artesteripritßirnyingham..bAv.7Bl.this,3ll,... ~87it '2, , j)(10 : • : ' . Wilts arid 'Berk .. .Average 161. I7s. ed".;:sh.,,' - : 5 ;:. . ' - -NiKyr)ey and -Essinton. ' 1251. 7 - . .1 • .... , wisbeaeh - ' . 0 . :7 ' , I 1 , :!tnilkio,'.,ll., a ~:;, --) .:,NV,ey - nrt 4rernon”;.,l.:o: .u....t1 , 1014:11.11., , 1 42211:1 ' .... 7 - ........'. ,; ..; .:. .. .., DOCKS: • - '': :•- , 7 ' 643f) k . - '1;3 7 .-0:-'6. , CoriiinerClal ' ,_ 1,06415 h. . 191,91 0 en, 1 4 ‘: '•• • '''''?" l l344 Inaia'il•- ~;:i ‘ - ' ' ' 'l*.iSeciCio `-' , . , 41) ..4•1438,3102. 4 ry55.p.tt..L0nd0n -,, 'ile•ide.-ii.los. .4. i . ........,.....:.;,§took .. .58 1 - - ''. "-• ' . '. . ' I)i(br Bond! w . , .. P.. . 103 . 14 8 0,0001. Al; per et. West India '.. , 2. - U- I 34'6;. 4.d.' Briktol .;. 0 - i Average 14,/. 19s, sh, • , I ' 65,324/.. 51. per cent. • Djtto N0t.1.. various amounts ... e , - . 116 1 '1.352,752 - 9 pCr cent; St'Katharirre .‘: ' ' ' I Stock ' ~., 69 Soo,qoo 41 per rent. 10itto Bonds m 200,000 fiver cent'. Ditto Bonds, forc,lo yea a - . • I° i 13R - .t - r, ' ' ' • tI)GES.. - • .:. i lOW '. ..1L r i Hammersmith' • „,601, sh.. 3 ,21 f 7,231 Southwark, Old Av. E3l. .2s. Sd. sh. 2 1,700 If. Ms. , Endo, New, of 7! per cent. sof. sh..„ IS 5,000 6,11 . , 1/. , 2s Ditto ' A Old unnities of 0/. 6Ol pd 25! 5,111 19s. :id. Ditto, New Ditto of 7/ 40/. pit , 22! fO,OOO/. 4 5L pen eat. I , Kfo 80ud5...4:.., ......... . ... .. . ......,.. •I18 6.000, 1/. Vauxhall Average 701 10s. 2d. sh. 22 7i . ' ASSURANCE COMPANIES , ~, 81, his 5OOl. sh. 56;ocKi sl)°r nntish Sc Foreign 1004 sh.' 104 . pd • 111! and 3f. '50,000` 6 per tent.; 'Ditin, ikiarjne 1001..sg! 5'6 pd 5 .tl-• V4+ 00 % 1 0 - 4 WA*, istr. 4/. Bitithighinn 10,00C4% 4/. rice Bra ...... 8 .9110 d. sh. SW. p4ff 1 .. ,000 et: per cent: BriMh Coniinercial ' 501. sh. 51.14 • ---- - - - - ▪ 5,t tt, rsi. iter,4,,, c„.,l4lriical,.hteclie r alffzo,Life,..,l4o/.4W2tp0,,, ,„..2i 40 i '-- ‘ti lOs County , - ---4 ' ' - ' s' ' 'OO/...ft.-10Z ' '42 (••• r 6! 21 4 ) ii ' §AV" Ei . P 4 . l6 ****S'et ): f , ! . •?!m.r 3 * -1 7 5Cti r i. 4* 14 4'' "T 25 ✓ nit • lit r 3( j i P v t tl f.cononic Lif9 k .,,, ,1000/, /r,,251 pd ~ 315 2,01 bi /. per cent. 'Etroilait Erre i 204 Sh. i pd 2'2 1 50,003 Is.; r Ditto - , New, .4.04 - $ W. sh. Vi. pa - s I , ,000,0 , 00/. 7/. i per ct. Globe stock 15 n 20,000 3. Guardian.- " , v ,rFire 4° '"'"' t Life 8 p p ct.ls "t; °Pe , .••i . ~,,;„,,,,j, I , n• 591. 44..5/.411_ . 6' h 2,400 5/. 7s. 6d. Imperial Fire ...... ... 5001. sh. 50/. pd 117 7,500 9s. Ingrefrartire ---- 1001. sh. . 101. pd . 2 1 . ' •.51. per cent,PiridetnilitylVaidne.,... 1 , OL.shJ...Pl..pd .. 'll2 - 2,02.0 31. - '- - ,Kefkt ,Fire - f , : 5Ol. sh. all pd 85 k, 10,000 16s. ' ' Ldw'Llf i n'" - ' '-- 100/. sh. 10/, pd 26 3,900 IL J.,,oudtzn k iVire. 4.....,........25/. sh. Pd. Jos, pd 24 .31 000 I/. Londen, Ship. .. . .... ...-..25/. sh. Li. 10s. pd 231 '" • 3.),0n : . 1. per cent: 'Ralladititn , Lifei.,l l ' 50/. sh. 21. pd 215 s - 250,001 ls. 6d. Proteetor,Fiie. • onl. sh. 21. pd 1/ 9s 44, 2,500 1/, PrOvideng.lfe' :' ll.'o/. sh. 1 0 1. pd ' 19 1 100,000 - ss. • „Rock Life 201. sli. 21. pd 5/ lOs ,639,*20/. Si. per ceut.,,Royal Exchange Sto: k..., IV , I. . . . . .. Sun • - 2 l 2l i • ° 5 0,090 .4 per cent. Uite nd.Kingflom Life 2l. pd 2/2s 6d ' ' ,JOINT STOCK BANKS. ▪ .g,OOO ' " " Au‘tralk.ia ,401; sh., 231. pd '' •8 10,16 lq jeer cent. Bank of Birmingham sll.'sh. 101: per I 10,0101). 10 per cent., Birmingham Bank . . 50/.` sh. 5/. tad . , 1 18,000 2 pei,cent.'l,llridon and Westminster-100/ sh. 15/. pd 3, 0 09 - , 100 / . : sh. 20l pd ' ,3 ° l 25,00 Q 6 per,cent, Liverpool -; - 1001. sh, 10/. I d 15 s. 20.0000 7 peecent. Provincial Ralik of Ireland 100/„sh. 25/. pd 4t „ ,10,000 National Provincial Eng. lOO/. sh. 251. pd 10,006 , lOpti cent Gloucestershire • 50/. sh. 5/, pd 6,000 _, Jrlampishire - 50/. 1 1 1 , 54 Pd G AS LIGHT AND COKE COMPA NIES.' .2,500 1112 s. 8ath....;. • 2 • ' 2O/..sh. 18/. pd 5;000 - 61. per cent. British 5/ percent / ' i' l l 5,000 [ .'• • " Ditto Pro4incial •• 20/. sh. 19/.•pd and Es. ss. . , 844' 51108 Birmingham 4,250' '2l 06 •,.. Bristol - 20'. sh. 3 •• 1,500 , ..... 4 .. , ,Brighfori 750 • ,.. Ditto, New 20/. sh. 181. pd 12 , t, , 171 •5 , per tent. Ifrightbn General 201 sh. 'ill pd -,le • 4,000 . 2/._ Cqntinanial Consolidated .1002 514 L pd 76 • 1,000 101. z. City of London ION sh. all pd 194 :1,000 - 61. Ditto, New lO9/. sh. tot. pd I l!) 4.000 , 4/. :. EqUitable . .'. ' '',•_.• . r .'N. pd_. 3if 6,000 6/. per cent. East London 51. sh., 41, pd 4 10,000 51. percent. Imperial 1"... 50/. sh. !43 • 800.51. per cent. Isle of Thanet ' 251. sh. 20/..pd, 211 2350 26/. per cent. Independent '3O/. sh. all pd 50 9,000 , -4/.per cent. Pheenix ' 50/. sh. 39/. pd '24 1,000 4/. per cent. Rateliff 100/. sh. 60/. pd ' 4,000 • 0,200 5/. per cenf. United General ' 50/. sh. 441: pd 240 51. per cent. Warwick 40e , 11•.5s • Wa kefield . . 251. sh. 12,000 3/. • " Westminster Chart Fred 5O/. sh. 6,006 -12 s. d• -Ditto, New ~ , ~.501. sh. 10/. pd 9 .SOCt -, ......... Yarmouth. 201 sh. 181. pd - WATER WORKS. ' '• ' ._ , ~ .4,800' .......,..;.,,;; PlTTilinghain 4,433 .5/. East I.ondon l6Ol. sh. , '.: 4,500 ~ 21 lOs " ' 4lrdrd JPnajO r n tin AVAtage 41/ 13s. 40. ph. 2,000 , ' 21. .. Kent 1001. sh. 3 , 'S 10,1. , I.ivetpool Bootle '220/ sh, 1,500 22.10 s \ New River London Bridge Water Annuities 8,483 I/. Manchester and Salford 1,000 , 4 per. cent. South London • ' 1001. sh. 8, 410 31. West. Middlesei, ..Average 63/. 12 5 . 141. ah. 1,360 1/ 14s - York Building Co: Lessee Prop 100/ sh. • . . o, ' ''' ' ' IRON 'RAILWAY& ' , .- • . 350 Ch"eitenharri f . ' -- . 100/, sh. ''• 0,000 - ' 1002. sh. 'ION. pll 2,500 19s. "Finest of Dean (.1-and Junction 106/. sh '3Ol. If 1 • 2, 9^0 •s,••••,, • - liarverobl, 1 - 101. oh,' 1001. pd 2,10 0 , , • Leeds and G elb lOO sh. , 1,400, .. Leicester and Swannington .. ..501. sh. all • pd 5,100 9 per cent. ,Ilverpool_and'Manchester...loo/:sh. 1001. pd • Ditto Quarter :Shares <> s / . pd 20,00) London and Greenwich "Of sh. 13/. pd 7 25,000 , - Pd - 2,500.. Preston and Wigan .... ' 2Ol, ~. 800 ' ,Durham Junction,„ 1,1001, sh,lol. pd MINE% , 8.000 4 '" t. '' ' ' Albion - Capper k 5l. 'sir' 2/. txl 4,111 "10,111 ' ' - ' 'Anglo Moxitan, iss. 51. pm ...IDOL sh. all pd . Ditto Subscription ' 254 pd 2,000 . - • lloinos... -.. t. ' ISO/ sh' all iii" )(ow • . 34..:- . - Prazifian lion. iss. 51. pm .....Xl. sh.,2ot.'ert .00 0 ... ...... ' - ' , l4lacanbas sf•CrieaWi Ili) 1 ELA.I ....%/4 - sli. 20/. pd N , .., 0.. Dltto.St, John Del hey ~201. sh. 1/. l. yd 11,060 . _ sandorga . , - Pd O,nol - 11.0,0 4 0 ... '.. .Ditto Scrip„. • 1/. pd . '.:0,000 British Copper 5/ sh. Sit. pd 8,000... ......... C0 1 1 1 1 1 ) 1 011, ills. 5 1. Pro. •••••• 5 51 i' l . &set , Pd 1,500 ' ii. .English ~2;150 .. r ......... .:.General Mining Association...2o/ sh. 15!. pd 10,000. Mexican Company 10'1. sh 494/ pd .20,000 ' - 11,500 ' ,Beal del Monte. Unregistered ''' ' Ditto J.oan.Notes - 1501. pd United Mexican, ha. 2 pm ....401. sh: all pd - Ditto Subscription ,21. pd Ditto New Scrip .5/ pd ...., Union. Gold; us. 21.55. pm -.224/. sh. 44/. pd West Cork 501. sh. '25/. pd LITERARY INSTITUTIONS, 1,000 1,500 r Loud n ' University ;00 . Russell , . 0 5gs sh. L--144440C011ege9,... „,..,. inro td •.. .' ',MISCELLANEOUS. ' 111,0P0 10s. Australian Agricultural-10('d. sh. 2el 1. ph : - :; - 1,,Gt% ~. if._ •;.. kucliOri Mgt :‘,..,,' ' "' ow .11. 6(F 0 ' ' - "rir7ttsq Xmerican Lsnil Corinpailf " ' ',,/. p.l 10,00,0. 111 per,cent, Canala'Coin j ianY . ' 10'1. ch. 20/. ixl .00,000 51. per cent I.TOPer"Canala. Loan • t • ~ T, A ,,,",.r.:tt,> .1.ATI 1 )440.11 4 1 1 , 4; c ent '..,„.. - - eV. s ,' ,c1 ) . ••i••• 15,000 11, per cent. Genera Steam avigalion i t m . pd .C S .1 I. per cent. Hudson's Bay Stock ............, 2,000 ~ 11„ London Corn. Sale R00m.,.... ... 4v, 75/. sh its ?•?., 1h75.11.42. Verb:ill: • Reiterelobarlki Merest Soc.-1001; gh:, IOW: i,d ,„,,,' , ,(ifi i ;1 :if. , ror t. . . Ditto New , 19f /. eh. 4:1 pd .vl , ~,,,,,, . • ••••1 • „ "r• ....,1 . ••• ...... 4 a 4..1111.0 1, I.lll'o . kor s h ; nil pi! '""" • id,. ,10,000 --" - an Di enen's Latin i lit/. sb6.:lEl. 5.d . ed 5,0(X) *OOO ...... te I 5!coo oe bl X 451 2 I pin 24 S. •• 141 'lOl 11U, .260 ;4157-OF SCOTTISH. COMPAXIES-PEICES , of -.MAY 1.1., 18,15. .' :. , • •- '. • BANKS. • ' ' , , 'j,', ~.": • an t,r,90,1:00/..„ ,F., psit,, Bali% pf. ;apt _land -31. fis 6d. stk. all ligi 170 p. et. 3j, 1,000,006/. sf, p. et. -It9kiii or Scotland..., • 160/.'iliNllpcl l7O/. 1,--fe, 'WOii 1 --, sic p. at.. 13 r ytish 'Litleil Company 10(11,sh. -.11 pd "'' 3,000,100 . fl/. p. ct. Coriunerelal ... ' ' 5001. sh: 1003 pd--', rO/. nd .5,000,000/. 5 11. et,,tlia4ipnal ~,- . '.:.„. 100/, sh„ .10‘, pct . 14/ 10s iro 2,06 .000,,, 2il. p: df.: Gls-gclw Trnion ".•• 950/ sic: 'MD: tat ' .60/, .i_ f,000,(14x..,, 6,,p1 et, Western-9E Seotla9d 900 i. sh 301, pd ~ 30/, •- e ' " , .., • INSURANCE COMPANIF.S -, " 250,0005 h: , 3 14. de, StlittiB4l Vniod, " 204 SK,',ll;..pd .• 'los. ,300 ; _ "5.1). ct. .ktereulps „ ' lOO/. sh. 19/' pd.• 11/„.:. rY - I-14000 7? Sip i:it: Ilisiii•apt4to. OP'ScorlanA ~..POL'sh. 111Td`'," 7/ Ok•- '' 111 50;000', 6p. ct. North British ~ ~ . 2001. eh. 10/: pd 15/. itti,: • - I,o(Xl'' -.b-r. ct: -Cidt4toniair Fife 100/. 0.,.164. tat, a 1 1. , a „3 04 •,f p„ct.,E4ll94urEft Life,.... De ' ' 1b6;000";' '' 4 ft.'cft:WestoMotFand ''', ''':.' '10V1•1;t1 - 194 .:., let , •:, , ~ 24 fSGF,I,IANTEOU ;.•'' „.!,., , , 1 :i e ' I,sin ".. ~ , , • ~, ~liitto Adjoilliik'd •-14t ft,l pil 1; 601- 11C ' 5,400 • sper cent', Edirib. Joint stock Watei i.... 5 .'s •a ' 1• pd . .33/. eta• ts-•, ~. ",' ' ' • e". Carron Arcat,Company 250/.,sti:lall.pd - ifls6/. ,* 9000. h. 15 per cent. Shotts Iron Foupery 501. sli. 3=l. pd 18/._: ..t. 19,000. 3, per wit. : Edinburskk Leith 0 lass ,20/.,sh. 16/. pd 'i Pi ISt 4,,00 ,iqpqr cent. Edinburgh. Coal Gas ... ... „2,V AIL all. pd 1651. -4;430 •-191ter-ceinti(4!ll4'44'"'-'1144 1;.•••• filtihr.h.zl) pd , -no e# , 73 ft pep eon 9.. Leith Foal Gas .;. ......... 2Ol, sh. all pd • 133/. ... '1;/00 5, per cent. Edinburgh andllll.lc eith Railway 50L 41). -, # 75/. • ,1101 , 3,000 10s. per'sh. Equitable. oan Company. a 5/. sh. 9/. pd 1 101. ..,t • ' . ..l!,te ib, r •,, -,,,_ 1 ~. . , Company., 251 st-.., COURSE OV_EkCi-lANGE YESTERDAY, , ' Anisterdain C.F. 12 '6 Ivg 11 gill ~,,,„ ' ' 17,, e.._ Ditto...at 614,tti,,:,...,..„, • 4•;1 • 4 Ogioa • ?.. ? ?kg° fri" Rotterdam 2U. 12 •'6 Milan.., • - 431 .1"•• It 01derp....111:::.,.4".....t a.,,,.. 12 614- Venice .. . .... ..,........... ....*.. se 474'. ' Ilamlitirg..B ,31-.13: ;13 14 Vaples ' i . ._ i•.• 31,00144,-.., .....1. A1t0na......L...« .. io .. .4. : i 3,1,4 Palcri:oo i.,,atiui.n.tr tb..d. Cr-4' l.Pr,•:- ' • Paris, 3 days' s',o ..1 ..... '.,,. 5 65- ,Li-bon J I - 'IAttO NF et,. .8, i• ••••;•• 64, Kg' Us:23 113 r, i tlporto ,64...4............" A.: 57% .6 Bordeaux ' 25 95 Rio Janeiro " -13 Z• , .1 F-anic Costmi A/Tains, E. M.. 1324 . , Bahia ".; " ..". 26 Petersleiiii, ruble 3 Us. 1014 Buenos Ayres . .":,--: l4 '73e**till *,... • ''' '"'' :L.: 'Zi 3 .. • üblin, 21 days bight,...6.,. .. 1% Vienna, yfectiye 11.......2 M. 1., • 4 Cork , ,..,;.,, 411 i/i hieste :dilto, „; ti:, 10 -3 " . - ' • Madrid , „,- ~ . ;;4 - pritCt: ill? BUt.t.ION, PER OZ: ta,dit"..:i;;;::':;;,•:::.::iiciit.:.;;;::, ilf.' ,), -Portugal (40104 "coin • ' ,•.f.r. i ". - - .13111)0,3'.....,,,„i , ,, .17 : . 1 °rev Ciold. 1^ s- , ~_ ~, 0. tarction.g.,„ •.. , .. ;gt -, •. la.-- ' .. uat5...:,...'3,17 .19'. 5miee.........,,,,,..4. r.-. -- Gliaaltais-- . ..... ~ • ~ ~oubloons .......;-4.... of o I_, l New' Dollars ' 01‘ 4 DS 4t3 'Silver, bars, standard 0 4 11% LOND TS. (From tholondo . titiVeis;Pridi-Olihitt of *his evening.) SUGAR.—The arrivals--ate considerable this week, but not so general or extensive as generally anticipated, there has been a general and extensive delnand for - West India Muscovidcs, flinnarltrtftieek'n'e Witholit the slightest change,.the , esti mated purchases for the, week are 3,3 00 . libels,. and trs. 1 la 104 eel iherkis nO elteratibtrth ' liotrce; the fei4 -- ioods on sale PF.e,v-,iit-s thp,tiiiial lniaineia,' but tbe liinited contracts made are at the Tate highpst point as to prices, 33g,, the,short priq; .- C.?.. ' ''....0 .lorej. There is no alteration in the Refined. market this afternoon... -., • ' .•..,-;•••• -, ' nktlatlncs. ,- ,.,- . ---TheAuantity of -Mauritius Sugars now in-the, hands of the imp orters appears to be held firmly and not presse d t aiiibritte. rhariet, the tete firldes tet , futty - gtipporfeiii• By putfic, sale this day.. 4,195 hags Mauritifit 'Stigat'" - ntent • off at 4 1111 market prices ,• it was 'rlow parce4 - ve;ri - low . black and wet 4 2 5• to 454. lofty 65 Akitlalingi Ifllli4's4sr-6.1,4 - c.0531X.111 ''' '' EAST INDIA.—Tht sales -this week are confined to parc e l s hytiv.ate celktrti.ct t atiull,itairket forizes t 1:,4 ~ A -, . '„t .-' 'onetom:-L-The YcHowbilawinalLStignri.nre nearlyclearef i off the ntarket, the purchases I' this , i4alt.arp aboatt, 1,000 bO 5 white Hava.nnah 33st'a--345. in Brazil no sales are reporte d ' Gaff , E E'.'-LLThe British Mille tibtrteeffeest fro much wanted for the home consumptiem,.iartiCeilarly th'e good'and fine ord. Jamaica, 90s. a 100 s., whisk .full i y,..%elpeori e. late, pre , and in some instancepi;.ratitc&.. tiglivr;, the Bertice Coffee' have alsb gone off freely at full market-pices. ....In East IPd ia. .and,Foreigeothare.,iwelitths ~mariation,,,,except in Sarnarang *llichteilignelanissible for.boine consainpt ion, sold' Is. a Is. - , 3cL, , :tfolitiler;; o sitte-te4574t; 6dt i'crrd-- Stim - atraoabouti4os..;' the Bro"' fihetiti'ooff kW sjceta% Chiefly taktoe inl;' , 4tsotliord.ltale, 54 VS ( ' eV t s 4 3s . :ttlie' fig_'.sl'cle t l o. 4 i l eNte. he ettiailftit'y of ; OS .1 811 1 0:4atko . ti'e7iii.jq;i.iiitiitylAklisos. iiiiirtg(t 'fa ffirm any t,. e to a iiia ls t.,4eei,i.o - i m i., :i i i ii, r t i ircya 4 4-4 14 1td by pr,l' ' fi m lr ot - wag i'R4c4 of isiod drflimiiy 444 .i , Brazil, at." • 5 ' The - offep,44ftercd„.tl4s.,elay,,lo.l bapiza4:chiity go.ebik, 4 ll ..falcon in.- ~-:. ; -_ • ! ,-• .', • , ''• ' ' Af t9Rtitly:aliAtglatpittlD, 1401-ii A iffirS,A.ealiericittte .few salqs ,''' t'lltuirrtpublicly-fteported, , butlleptpiiiate • contract several ibu_S . -chases are stated, the , particillatsrof-n , liklittai*thot trinialgMfr.:. : they are supposed`-W-iceratUfWerti-tOg Ti Brandy or Gene' there is ne-iilteratibA`Yd"Roticet"'" sl '"t 4 :- 4- .'""-'-', .' TALLOW.--The prices last-:aig,fht were again higher fr et ? St. Peterabiargh t,and '-.ll:Stnearly all the stock there and in tb o :i . :nrlset ; arein ta• hands-of thoi Russian 'houses they hold the prices at ttitirckir opiiori+ and the prices-arviegtfted bx th e slavl'of the iteeo.o l l4..,.rant4stkitta-ectitittelett4ot deli , : ery befe are itlYtilaii,libtitie3rsi, tlkeke'ista4ctilattO'irk4 t)-ie mercy of tile r )VoNY:'!4,l4t ti-Ites%ofbcrikekn 74-, Oii:'o4. and .10: P i ; 4, l7l ,, e ni ,ke n k i lli74. t , 4 1 . i. 6 ,e; ' ; for fO. rwsi f 2 44141:y1,huifhpy are lrt:str, 43....3;p331:11r.,?., , • , ~,„ •,,, ..,,i,41; • 7 ,. q ' 140 ,s4 . l , 4l4„tiCre is ilitle',aiisfa;w4 iil 1 - piccs, , 8 37 .3 Arnoettio- --14 ,readil-- 41d. ' ,:4 Al, ' .111 - itatity a •••§O l %-• A . , ( - le h• i ikt. r. -',A le,,qutu .y Ce l l a ,Lignea lately brianght,ferwand tia,ihova 1 , ,000 ,packagcso -r A , vat.former prioes,i.gOod qualitair sold '.at.h63s. ,„iB6s.bags 4,4- , r T -Pqper toftratr; inferior. quality, gbodthalfzileury 44c1- f? ris ..; o Tice', OrtiwdttSt3i with" - sonit sfalkg4-41 4 :"Witildkcivery ora ''.• .'thimed.iii§twid . .,,i; -,,,, ~..; , v.. .0 , 9,41.. , . ~..,.... .. ~ ,' 4 1 Sit - ce tbe?„phlilie'sile brBPleis It i t / H6lWiirtralisiiireCt i . b' l: ' : l 4q2 ii m ii , ...211*.t - r - 4..iikpf. pl , Alifegiii , i;ibifhteli so h - g- - ~.., glkeen s paip ~ , ' , ) :, ( : (1 ,. I Pti•^ ,- '7l W. O PIPS -VI 69 C ' acg9eS.,9( Vea f : Per Ilytia e .kii,arzOickiliiKe.p4uistra. yeoterd4f4:4l3o4 Alyce-fourths a f t sir ,ahole have ,I?eco., .01ii;at the under,rneutianed gates, which 9 1 'i ) a‘ the , .fotlotaing , creallictions :-4—upon -Canton-, Boheas, - 3c1. , al d , per'ib. ;lect.Fokeinl td. , per ibs.,.. and -common Congotigl ia % c l .tretr lb,‘ -Nelfile , all `ther , firteir qunlities , of , o*figutchairedav i n, 'wreak • dii 11rv'griVehilta4elytkirelallett , H' ti`: lid: fle t , l ll o . - ' aii ) ls. 0 tAt Itii4 -iligtinf:FtWe tdife6fr4leptily' at ver7os i',,ftit . f l e a ,t • tr.: ..1 trqu zggv#2., ...:x , OM) , -.:( slaw , ~,1,, - ; 0 :0 7,,,kip, c 4gtotroTity.fir ,4.-..ritc.40i,1.,, if li ,113 49 , WWit ,CP4I Sfa r,ev. "cil, , V , r.i,i ter . ',..,es f' a n .P.kiNT'VtatFA PROI*P-fre% l / 4 4141igelX. • t iAIiC4M. I sPOrik u „! 0 4 ottrX,6 ,, ktut;el Ni§kgraiif4l4,w ptuawottrAiii,_ t , • ayw ..s a , be R, aariattborratiesof kteeeetialgkteaVitiestialvibeartratlier dttulr''.' • , ken , straptiabhlic male ahitr, day43 - 038&bags!A.st . Indi o :7 1 acai4cely ode loysoldv , a .eta ~ • ~l , r . 5 , 7i3 ', , ..;t•-• 1 0 • 6- 1Noloo.i--eThere-la - do feature in , Indigivtlite stiles'' b 'Cleditl'ittlitll Ot i rectiintoe icicionSitleitablV iii' i nnn t a Filly liiiTerej.' I'Mo a€BlaiiiiiBti, fol'"Ite'llllI alei'tlf Jul y Itao,f ra . ' o:4o,Bed c :,the, Op i titibli:ooiitity:irrepOrtd .tp: )3 8 : 1)°,1 / 2 r 6,oQo 4 ancti,ooo chests: " '' ' "4 ."o it, vow , twifbkol,T"--ThßXe:Reati*uciinto be t}rgoost.dgmand for ', gir o , there is little Spanish Fruit left on th e mar k e t, the gri p wirt hortion of the ; Figs hacalso..been bought up. , Currantg. 0 old with great irnmesa.at.the quoted prices: Smyrna Ri! - areirmoreenquired•after. , 2 .-11 . .. -„P, -,a.... ..,,,, c 1 ~- -Arsonat co.==.The'tinantity of"Tobaccd'Whieh have chtlo 1 haiitlallift vtek•is - Arevree' VdefdlteMileflktr to die . " -rrebusik .ietlYstin'e tfa ttUde r . 44: for ort at a d ' b" ' '''" act = CoDr& ''l h e , e+' hits httlo "" • litj. "lee n :49p prirat. bley . l is Ive*.l.„Tfuit,tribljg sales this,...,clay,Cou.9.oe.PLOf $ ,54 ' fele ~Sur#l„l B 7f)-'l3lengal, snit, 4.30 ,11,ii.dras,,a, greatPrpportion,o,..re, .fortnnr mare bought in, Land the, part which sold went ikt P thg :galore averagingTid.-`u 44..:•per = lb. • decline fr001,.01,1 (presiotisl , curiency,;-..-thei• Bengal - of .--• good qualityi 'mos at rbelow : 'the •^late , ' thigh— rate • but the e au ' rie • upon - ' bitter-tenbs, tend' . ttto - Madras. t d. a -. V. lower I,bo6.*Snitt 71d." ore.tniactiiiik'falr, 70 ; a d. 'arid i '6s'balesi''chbre'e`tft‘9B., - 870 Beng al 1, r A, ita. 've ih ry rk 7P.4.r01d..0r4. to ki? 049 from, Bourbon eecl, , tery'44C,l4.-1-d. 'a 140. .....,..W005.--:jtherg .not ,so, much pusinesT• i doing i n " ; t tv last;..week : .are well maint a ined. The first arrir a ''' season. from. Van••Pimnon'LamiLhave: come.iwthis week; c • _slating af fl bales. -• , • -- - ~' ,„ i ;,, . EllArreitOF.N 4 . lllftiz:4l46"E' G*D 14 . • E '' On Thursday * as morning, the 14th instant, a report w neral circulation. that a young c o upl e , o f t h e name c'r cat mack, withtheir infant ehild, had been thrown out okicp i on their return from the fair ; that the mother was are are the spot, and that, OW - child, was seriqusly injured. -I _,P e -1, the many rumours afloat_as to .the conduct of the husband of melancholy occasion,. and an inquest was held on the P7 l 0 the unfortunate: , woman, to investigate,the,snircumstan;,o. the Black' Lion Chapel=latei!before Mr..,Bdwardsp.—tit 0 1r 7rener,when- the-Jury;hfter-mcpatient infestißationtir e di die rettirinitt wirerdietllartrecitlentat IYeittli; -. deedgm e- ct rod Irorse - 1014::and on. th'ez - cart7 aikt 'reprobated • in teini§,thebeha - vioill! b- - the hiigbandi:2Liheo/nWercidl:•,/ of 1H Eh i' On the 27th inst., at Hitchin, Herts, William Taylor. ute r ° Bishop's Stortford, Herts, to , Eleannt'Aghes, --- third thT /5 r , John John Marshall, Et-q.;;Uf• the. ormer placg 7 .... ~4 i ' * lllitil e r,:le ... On the 28th. inst., at . St. Mary's,. Islington, Francis gi be '7 l , Esq., 'nf , l - 11glibiry-tenleiT td Louisa;': fourth daughte r .310 1 0 William Smart, Esq., of Highbury-place ; also, at St': „ t og , lilingtitmv-Geo: Walker: -Esq., of - tit per elapfon, to Elis,, 2 ' e , o h daughter of thelate William Smart; Esq...,'of IfighbarYT - teo to On the:2l.st inst., at. St. Pancras, London, the. Rev. Johl..rhire,,, AL As; only"son of Captain. J - . 1 Steward; ,of Wem, Sh ru rpt,t,t rl ' Jane Thompson, eldest daughter of the lat e G e orge Ste in- , t of Liberty-hill, St.--Ann's, Jautaie,a- ' ' - "./Gre; ~-;. a . r-,,,up -00 -thelBth ihst.,'at-- St, Pancrav,,Hertry Upward, -D 9 ,1,,'• (0" St. Helen's, to Sarah Helen, , . second daughter of the ""-;. of Gordon; Est , -N:B.- '-.:- - - - ---- z- - .' - 4, 9 ";, • On the 27th inst,,, at. St.. Paul's, Islington, William 1 6 . ti gbs Ahereeryi in 'Cardiganshire ; Esli. i , to 31arihnne, the third 170irrcof and at the same time, Mr. George Morphei, ;of cee / P 0 ,,r ic41 1 t , 0 4 Islington, to. Anne, the youngest daughter of. David Pi' . 0. Highbury .Park,"Esq. •'. •• •.. : --;! : ' . ' ir ,m, 4' er , on the 26th inst., at Shimplitg :Thorne Stum" - 'Aur i o 'v, Cookesley, Esq.; son oW. , COOkeSley, :Esq:; - -of i'Bouleffne.f' te. Henrietta Sarah, youngest daughter of the Rev. Th u , Rector..of Shimpling, and Kettlebaston. - " n „, lt, t ft , On the 20th inst., at Edinburgh,. George. William A - Is, 'P e r of the 68th Light.lfantry, eldest-son- of Sir George De.Seigi to Catherine Eliza, eldest daughter of the late Alichael P-• Ds . ' Jo veva}, A ,Esq. , , ~ .. ~ ~ • ... ~. . . ' • ° Aat e On the 27th inst., at Berry Pomeroy, Devon, th e ~,.g . tu 1. - %Benton, of Dean's 7 yard, Westmin s ter,,to i lla.rriett, yottnib- sfl • ter of the late Joseph Everett, Esq.', of Salisbury, tiro° 4l : s rlf In - Caridia,, ,Mr. Samuel Woodman to 11.tiss Sally s e t 0 ib ii They had-previously-lived together -in -tim-marricd 4t..! t i r t it 3o o, thirty years.. At'tlo - .:last teriki - Jof ' the Supreme ' `-' , : h oill , ,,w il l 0 1 eounty, the wife's petition fx,„a, divorce„ on account of ~a a u., < a 3 extreme-Cruelt, was presented, the chargfs proved , L" tc ht io. „o , divorce granted.. A new colirrshiri Colrniinenced—th e ;"tk the ipso r• buried; an.the•Otill earniler`ibtr ihipatient to abi"; 4 4 iP c ," o 4l' Alelltyror a fortnight; for the ~ usual •punls,limott, "P al a, tbe b ' nently to a magistrate, who united the ardent lover an, , -p• „of ing bride. .... , , .., .. J.; A p i t! 4 • On'the 28th inst., at Trinity Church, Islington, Ai r ' orP.,lil of of Camberwell, second son of the late H. Watson, E s4 l, l o o° talf" , tri.F4nia'Craribtk,.. only daughter - oftMri • William T4.to' ' 1 , es t . Cloudesley-tti race, . iie i c er, i g a 0n the 28th itistt; 'at St. Pa - nerd's", RiChard S t P n ete: o ra' son of R. S. Illingworth, Esq.; of.Cheiter-street, Gr°';, / Gu lf to Mary Ano, eldest daughter of Luke Freeman, Esq., of street'. ' ' ' ' l 'n' '''' '"i - - ' -01 5 f °' W. --,' r• ()n the'23th inst,,..at_St...„„Pani's, Covent-garden , *il Rev. New Bond-reet, lixEmilY 4 second...daughter of the , , o vi J. Vickery, rector onluckland Villeigh, North Devon ore 11 0 1 1 On the 28th - iiiit:i'at , -Chelrenham, Henry Airyldh;°.! seve . , o f Esq.., a hesliatu; RiaingliainSliiii) to ' , Vainly Sc`l' i rficc ti " ;survving daughter' of. the ate Rev*. Stephen Laugst ° '. s ior Little. HOrWood in the-Same county. • • rbe rt o f °‘ • ' " • • • . • `jr ge ( ..' . ,. : (4.440, : ?.410 nist.,..it.§t -7A.ndrevy'.ii, Holborn T ' , I ,,, i giiiol ilCiiidi; . 0t Lainb's Condfut; atiee2i,. to -iErnilii, Secoo "- F. Harms, Fs.q..,.af.Viriliagdinktstieet.'. ".',- -' ' - • D/ED. , - °'- isp e -- .. i , , ' ,-- 9ii tAao7th hist'. * in pietlrineli-eder7itreet; Fra n ' • 31t , son of I. J. 'E.'De Ferre,•aged 2.: ;'" ' f t he li e On the-27th inst., . Mary, the - eldest daughter 0 " - ~,,0 0 r Charles H,ilhouse, of New Bond-street, , '' ow P . o,n the 28th illif.,`at.*COWes, the Right Ijon._ AfarY! fsci'' Kiretiatigtf, wife , of Rdbeit Davii, - Esq.; R•1` 1 .• - - :toAP' -On the 24th'inst., in diobtirgh.,,Dyid.qgoige Sand.. _. 0 , ..pf Sprgland, - Peithshire, Wiea 78- . Ss i g e ' On the 26thiniii.; at•WOolwiCh, the . lady of'J. :NT. - - lo tto Royal Huse Artillerv. ' '- 0 31. 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