The Sun. — London, England, 1841-11-20 00:00:00

- LATI ON - . . , ...,MORNING SUI. THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDA.V NOVEMBER 20 )841 , 5 - ... . . • 11.-COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the PO-ITULATION in 1801, 1811, 1821, 1831 S . and 1841, showing the INCREASE or DECREASE in each County - . MORNING SUN ,••••••••.......•••=1.1.10.... , .0...... MISCELLANEOUS. I , CHAIR OF MUSIC. v THE ANTI-BREAD-TAX LEAGUE. 1 ksBll,abury Hall was erected about the year 1610, by • TO THE EDI7OR OF THE SUN. MEETING OF DEPUTIES. T lIE CENSUS. 10 89 7 : 4 3 4 4 4 6 1 9 3 1 1 0 17 1: 6 10 50 9 2140 1 1 3 2 4 1 : 9006329:9843693 1.1:118090215 s . 21314114346587939769902651128555:2599051 r oh r lLWidow of Mr. John Vernon, grandson of Sir SIR,-I trust you will permit me to avail myself of the (From the Anti-Bread-tax Cireukr.) L ., ;v . ernon, of Hatidon Hall. It is built of red brick, channel afforded by your public spirited and widely cir- MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY EvENING.-The deputies - ' - '- ea. r e "ue fluxed with others of a darker colour. culated journal, to offer a few remarks on a subject of from the different parts of the kingdom assembled this --rose- e., S ee - At a meet . great interest and importance to all Sco . tsme . n-the e i ?c _ morn i ng at the spread Eagle lan, at ton. o ' c l oc k, o the 1.-ACCOUNT of the TOTAL POPULATION, according to the CENSUS taken in 1841, COMPARATIVE POPU (,), , de n u, s , trig of the Board of Guardians of the Croy- , ; ' 7 f;., eon "Lon, held on the 16th inst., the circumstances tion of a Professor of Alusic in the University of Edin- number of about 120 persons. Much animated discus- , ,„,.....eteeeee,_ aro ne.cted with the assault upon a poor man, by forcibly of each COUNTY in GREAT BRITAIN ; distinguishing MALES and FEMALES, and -_-_--........---- ig\ -- „ ,:i burgh. The day of election cannot now be very dis- sion has taken place upon the state and prospects of the showing the Rate per Cent. INCREASE or DECREASE in each County, as compared with ENGLAND. -I. :', l ' / , -. ) Coes,Plug his hair . , and ill-using him, were taken into tent ; and the result is looked forward to with intense Anti-Corn-law movement, the whole of which has been se n lu e eration, when the Guardiene unanimously con- Z A ,_,, ,, 1 , 1 . , : ,.,- anxiety, not only by all lovers of music, but by all who marked by a tone of unabated confidence. Besides the 'es c ape: `,. $ " p m d the conduct of the master of the workhouse. the Population Returns of 1831 :-Also, the NUMBER of HOUSES, Inhabited, Uninhabited, Q) .a Q).- 1 tinder wish to maintain and extend the reputation of the metro- resolutions appended, the League has entered fully into -, 2 e 9 ra = V9' . *4 . ' Increase or Dec. exra . 1 , h reu.li the old system . of Poor-laws, a young woman etatiii polis of Scotland and its University. the arrangements for carrying out the agitation during and Building, according to the Census, 1841. ez c eS c., HlGDCBllheoeor C redutssf O fce.tooeetr U rsrddte N r TlES. 1801. - 2,' C. ) 1811. e, ( e 1821. e• C.. ) 1831. per Cent., 1841. ; t an action against the parish officers for simp 0 , s lee 1. ly lam far from doubting that the learned and honour- the recess of Parliament ; plans were formed for raising 2sz g c ., `a ) ~ti 1 11 0 6493.. 2 4237 ~ ... • ~,,..,.e g off her hair against her consent, and obtained a able persons in whom is vested the responsibity of mak- funds for the employment of lecturers ! and procuring POPULATION AND HOUSES 1841._ ,_... Q . . ~,, .. „:„ -----,- i „7„, ( u r t for 60/. damages. We have little doubt that ing this choice, will give a discriminating and impartial petitions during the recess. One unanimous sentiment 1 Increase. [Decrease. r ;71 .. the present system the master of a workhouse is consideration to the claims of the different competitors, pervaded the whole , of the deliberations-viz., that it ases- . . - - ;_______ I 63,393 11 70,213 19 83,71. ;14 95,483 13- `ll l l l l e y liable to an action for damages. and that, looking to merit only, they will prefer the can- is desirable to be prepared with the whole of the peti- ENGLAND. , Berks I th e F . salary of the Lord Chancellor, as fixed bY Henry diclate whose qualifications are highest in degree, and tions previously to the meeting of Parliament, and that Buckingham , diem irst, 700 years ago, amounted to five shillings per - zi es, a t t e l i d as a y i , iv i e n ry of provision. most satisfactorily attested ; but, since the respective it is expedient to concentrate the energies of the League . Increase or Decrease of Popu- Cambridge 32111 1 0561 9 170571 1 :::68321 7 20431 5 49820 1 2111 1 12845 8 32 2 :178283 2 35435 1 5 0 46794 3 98154347 1 1 1 11114 9 8576 270,098 24 334,391 ••• 155,989 7 claims of more than one candidate have already been as much as possible upon the different modes of agita- . PERSONS, II OUS E S, lation in each County as compared ••• 164,509 . 1790, died the celebrated Wolfe Tone. pointed out by the press, I hope to be excused for mak- tion during the recess. We have only time to say to our 1841. 1841. with the Returns of 1831. Cornwall lB-4 ••• 395,300 . 'we bov 188,269 15 216,667 19 257,447 17 300,938 160,361 11 177,625 17 341,269 of t h e „ ~ s were, in sport, shootine. rabbits on the estate "Be read for action." ing some observations, which I trust may not be unwor- friends, Y . Cumberland f i 4.8 i 177,912 o n ‘ ,,,..T",° 11 . J. B. Simpson, at Bab b worth, near Retford, thy of the attention of the Patrons, and to which lam The following resolutions were resolved unanimously COUNTIES. Increase or Derby ••• r gil ~ Funesday last, when the latter having loaded his prompted by an earnest desire to promote the ends con- at the meeting, R. H. Greg, Esq., in the chair :- e Devon l4l ... 272,202 Decrea.se 343,001 12 383,308 15 439,040 13 494,478 7•8 533,731 f in a with a store, said he would shoot his companion templated by the generous founder of the Professorship, " That this meeting recommends that petitions for INlales. Females. Totals. Inba- Unin- Build- 1831. per Cent. 1841. ... 0 , hi s 3te _a_d of a rabbit. He fired, and the stone lodged in and that the honour of the University may be sustained the total and immediate repeal of the Corn-laws, be bite d. habitecl. ing. Durham 43 2 2 161 23 0 41 6 364 5 7 0 34 8 1 673 22 253,910 ... 174,743 t - 27-2 324,277 T r p r nPanion's body, causing death the following day. on this occasion. presented to the House of Commons, to the utmost pos- Essex 'lncr. Deer. 226,437 11 252,473 15 289,424 10 317 50" 1 0, 0 11 1 • Honourables Waller, Richard, and Rev. William In instituting this chair, it is obvious, from the will sible extent." ~ 1 B'6 ... 344,995 ---___ ti le -,: a dY, were prevented from attending the levee of Buckingham Bedford Hereford LKe u n n t tengelon 1 of General Reid, that his object was to revive the love, " That the meeting recommends the calling of district 52,169 55,768 107,937 2.1,235 521 211 95,483 13* ... 107,937 89,191 5 94,073 10 103,243 7 ! 111,211 2. r ee _t' r'l Lieutenant of Dublin on Tuesday last, having - eivee to improve the taste, and to raise the standard of music meetings of deputies from the towns engaged in the Berks th e i r the account of the calamitous assassination of in Scotlawd-an object interesting in itself, and, in its manufacture of the various staple products, and of L a i i i :c c a o s i t n er 76,316 79,673 155,989 31,071 1,157 198 146,529 6-4 ... 155,989 - * 37,568 12 42 1298 15 48,771 ' 9 53,19 9 ••• 157,237 .. 208 557 14 237 891 19 283 058 19 10-3 ... 1 , 63 54 66 8 27, 07 16 : 1 ' of „ near relative, Lieutenant William Hamer O'Grady, results on social happiness, subservient to still higher other districts conveniently situated for acting toge- Cambridge 81,513 82,996 164,509 . , 33,112 '1,218 237 143,955 14•2 ... 164,509 ••• 58,699 ; 'Tinhe;_6o.th Royal Rifles, at Burnley, in Lancashire. 14•4 , purposes, but of which the attainment must mainly de- ther ?. and that tiseY yrepare fo . r publication, at such Chester td rn ' 1 s the anniversary of the death of King Cornwall 241 I Leicester 1114 6 61 2 291 , ,:39 1 1 2 905 7 031 1 111 5 555 t pend on the qualifications of the gentlemen selected from meeting, statements ot facts bearing upon the state of 164,451 176,818 341,269 65,041 4,956 928 300,938 13-4 ... 341,269 . 130,081 16 150,419 16 174,571 13 197,003 i„,„ und the Martyr, to whose honour a church was time to time as Professors. In order to ensure success, the population of their respective districts, especially Cumberland :: 5 376 8 652 2 007 3 1967 6 86,206 91,706 177,912 34,444 2,369 199 169,681 4'B ... 177,912 . • • ****** "•-• , , , - 317,465 9-5 1 ... 215,855 11*1 I i - " t. ac i, and the name of the town on that occasion called and fully to carry - into effect the design of its founder, with reference to the condition of the working classes, Derby $ o a i A hnund's Bury. He was King of the East Angles, 1,358,330 the Professorship ought to be filled by one whose name and the effects of the Corn-laws upon the rate of wages Mon o h , 6,616 7 Devon 252,752 280,979 533,731 94,637 6,117 893 494,478 7•8 ... 533,731 N nvt 36.9 1 ... 134,349 t,,,, ° i n being captured by the Danes, who endeavoured orfo .... -aice 1 • will give it distinction vvhose taste and feeling will make and upon our . foreign and home trade. That such Dorset ' 83,442 91,301 174,743 34,559 2,012 291 159,252 9-7 ... 174,743 273,371 7 291,999 18 344,368 13 390,054 b en , iim renounce his religion, they on his refusal, it popular, whose profound acquirements will gain for it meetings prepare a plan of petitioning the House of Durham , **** 159,874 164,403 324,277 57,450 3,272 554 253,910 271 ... 324,277 Northampton 11 1 4 34 0 50 91 51 ''• 412,621 3 4 t i,h l ln with bats, scourged him with whips, and respect, and whose spirit and energy will keep pace with Commons for the total and immediate repeal of the Essex , ..... 172,299 172,696 344,995 67,60 9 2,482 507 317,507 8•6 ... 344,995 Northumberland ... 157,101 9 172,161 15 198,965 12 222,919 Nottingham 10•9 ••• 199,061 . arro %y binding him to a stake, shot him to death with th e progress of musical science. Com-law, from, if possible, every . town, village, congre- 225,933 431,307 80,856 5,790 786 387,019 11'4 ... 431 ' 307 Oxford l2'2 ... 250,268 . s, Gloucester ... 905,374 - 6.1 ; 161,573, 1 . . , --_ same time, the genius which nature gives, and the know- the calling of public meetings ; and, if practicable, that Hertford 77,619 79,618 157,237 30,155 1,305 185 143,341 9'6 ... 157,237 ...,Thaano 16,356 :.'. 16,380 13 18,487 5 19,385 •• . 10- ... 21 340 , 1 jle COURT CIRCULAR. ledge which industry collects •he should be at once a deputations be sent up to communicate with her Majes- Huntingdon 7 ... 8 699 5 , Salop 167,639 16 194,298 ,6 , 206,153 8 222,938 7-) ' ... 239,014 ale r R°Yal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her proficient and an enthusiast, th'oroughly familiar with the t) 's Government upon the state of each trade and die- Kent Somerset e e 9 r 2/3,150 1, 303,180 17 35.) 314 13 404 200 _ , t Jest • 272,415 275,746 548,161 95,547 5,013 809 479.155 14-4 ... 548,161 , 7 1 ~6 ' 436,002 T h ye:sterday at Buckingham Palace. practice, intensely alive to the sentiment, and deeply trict. That the Council of the League be requested im- Lancaster - ka t i l e , Vlscountess Canning, Lady Theresa Lister, Lady versed in the theory of music •he should be wedded to mtdiatelY to corresp?nd with all parts of the country, for Leicester ... , , \lit, e ,• i ",, Wynyard, Hon. Mrs. G. Villiers, Hon. Mrs. no prejudices, tied to no school, fresh from the study of the purpose of carrytng this resolution into effect ; and Lincoln 181,802 180,915 362,717 73,038 2,250 456 317,465 14-2 Stafford 239,153 21 295,153 17 345,895 19 410,512 24'2 510,206 , . . 362,717 s ft . _ ... Al' 'ion. Miss Stuart, Mrs. Meynell Ingram, Miss the science in its profoundest depths, and at its pun& that the members present pledge themselves to aid the Aliddlesex u olls G It, 738,970 837,646 1,576,616 207,670 9,850 3,156 1,358,330 16' ... 1,576,616 210,431 11 234,211 15 270,542 9 296,317 6'3 315,129 th e h Ron. Mr. West, and Sir Thomas Fremantle, had fountains. movement in their several localities." ... . Monmouth 70,608 63,741 134,349 24,880 1,417 235 98,130 36'9 ... 134,349 Surrey 269,043 20 323,851 23 398,658 22 486,334 19/ 582,613 ,ki,h` o ' n ° ll r Yesterday of being gratified with the-sight of I have perused the testimonials, and calmly and dis- " That a Committee be appointed to carry into effect Norfolk 199,055 213,566 412,621 85,922 3,711 450 390,054 5'7 .. 412 621 Sussex 11138672661,:,498887733331 23110016 10- ... r eal Pll Highness the infant Prince at Buckingham passionately weighed the respective qualifications, as the Plan proposed by Mr. James Wilson, and to de- ' Warwick 208,190 10 228,735 20 274,392 23 336,610 19-4 ... 299,770 f aC. Northampton....... 98,886 100,175 199,061 40,903 1,674 295 179,336 10-9 . ... 199,061 f ... 402,121 7 ,11 . , D there set forth, of the distinguished candidates who have termine as to the best mode and time for bringing the $ Northumberland 40 4 1- "Val Highness Prince Albert, visited the Riding come forward; and, feeling much interest in the result, same to maturity; and that the information be sent to "' - Wilts r Nottingham 121,660 128,113 249,773 50,541 2,749 216 2 9 5,327 10-8 ... 249,773 185,107 5 193,828 15 222,157 8 240,156 8-2 260,007 Ti le at pimlico, yesterday. I have endeavoured to arrive at a just and unprejudiced the Metropolitan Anti-Corn-law Association, to be ... 3 0xf0rd..,.. . .... be e Chairman of the East India Company, and the conclusion. It is fortunate for the public that the patrons digested and . prepared for laying . before Parliament and ... ... 7 ~, Putv.p e , Rutland '.. . ... 10,743 10,597 21,340 4,297 - • 120 31 19,385 10- ... 21,340 York (E, Riding) 110,992 16 134,437 14 154,010 10 168,8911 -, 14•6 sell or • ,---eorman, had an interview with the Chan- have so rich a field to choose from, and though the task Government, and for publication in such manner as may 193,6761 ~ i Salop 119,357 119,657 239,014 47,203 2,093 298 22 9 ,938 7•2 ... 239,014 City of York sniff • . - 1;-., "' , th he at the Exchequer yesterday, at his official resi- imposed on them may be difficult, I humbly think there be most calculated to advance the repeal of the Corn- Ainstev 24,393 12 27,304 12 30,451 17 35,369 c'''.. 8-3 e • Somerset 209,421 226,581 436,002 81,632 4,702 893 ' 404,200 7'B ... 436,002 - ••• 38,322 28 - , In 1)4 Downing-street. are materials for guiding them in their selection. On laws; and that that Association be referred to on all sta- Fs! i Southampton (Hants) 174,724 180, 9 16 354,940 66,589 3,274 505 314,280 12-9 ... 354,940 York (N. Ridipg) 158,225 7 169,391 11 187,452 2 190,756 1 .. - -3 7.2 , kid 1. / P a r , t i cbes from the Governor of New South Wales reading the testimonials, I was led to the conclusion, in tistical subjects connected with those laws." Stafford 258,729 251,477 510, 9 06 97,676 5,455 899 410,512 24-2 ... 510,206 York (W. Riding) 565,282 16 655,042 22 801,274 22 976,350 j": 18-9 ... 204,662 •'- ... 1,154,924 -11 116 " n uuras, were received yesterday at the Colonial - which lam now confirmed on more deliberate reflection, " That the Council of the League be requested to ce. Suffolk 154,107 161,022 315,129 64,081 2,317 577 296,317 6-3 ... 315,129 , , Vi se and in which I hope to obtain the concurrence of the draw up for publication, from authentic sources, the Surrey 278,186 304,427 582,613 -7- 7 • , ... 82,61 ENGLAND .... 8,331,434 144-!9,538,827 174 11,261,4371 16 13,091,005 14-5 ... 114.995,508 r lileh s ° tun Melbourne has left town for his residence, learned patrons, that, whether we consider their authority, most ample de . tails of the sTts of class legislation which Sussex 147,572 152,198 299,770 54,066 3,647 253 272,340 10- ... 299,770 ACUrne Hall, Derby. their terms, or the nature of the qualifications attested, have been inflicted upon this country by the landowners." Warwick ' 195,967 206,154 402,121 81,445 6,899 667 336,610 19-4 ... 402,121 . WALES! tkre, Magdalene Ross had the honour to receive, yes- the highest in every point of view are those produced by " That this meeting recommends that memorials from Westmoreland Ai leo f,' the sittings for the miniature of the Hon. Miss Mr. Robert Muller. the females of the United Kingdom be presented to the Wi lts 128,904 131,103 260,007 50,986 2,149 255 240,156 8-2 ... 9 60,007 5.' ll' '0 ; o ...: ;5,972598;,331152336760 - . i .) 0 Increase or Dec. "' w hich she is painting by command of her Majesty. This gentleman, who is by birth, by education, and by Queen, Praying her Majesty to exercise her Royal pre- Worcester 114,753 118,731 233,484 46,962 2,922 351 211,365 10-4 ... 233,484 - Th. ,_ THE QUEEN DOWAGER. feeling, a Scotsman, was well known in Edinburgh rogative in favour of the immediate abolition of the Corn York (East Riding) Ilasr• uulletin of her Majesty's health, exhibited at years ago as a distinguished and successful teacher of and Provision taxes." a te. ts te ,I borne eer City of York & Ain stey 18,176 20,146 38,322 7,710 269 68 35,362 B'3 ... 38,322 , 1 $ 2,.. ....I 0, 4 1...1 al. ' 4 Y, -. gt. eiouse, to the Nobility and Gentry yester- music ; but, prompted by the ambition to excel, which " That all the present local Anti-Corn-law Associa was York (North Riding) 100,681 103,981 204,662 42,509 2,652 296 190,756 7'2 . , 9 04,662 .. Th as follows :- never fails to characterise true genius, he left a sphere tions be requested to extend and perfect their organize- York (West Riding)... 574,527 580,397 1,154,924 226,473 18,870 2,221 976,350 18'2 ... 1,154,924 - - - toti r i, b e Queen Dowager has been able to take more within which mere pecuniary considerations would tion for the purpose of proceeding immediately to get up Anglesey 33,806 10 37,045 21 45,063 7 48,325 5•3 -- ••• 50,890 4 ta' -fli ent d • th 1t t t• f h rs and her have detained him, and has spent the last twelve petitions, and otherwise forwarding the cause of repeal ; Jest . uring eas wen ) - our ou , TOTAL 7,321.875 7.673,633 14,995,508 2.753,295 162,756 25,882 13,091,005 14-5 ... 14,995,508 OA' 31,633 19 37,735 16 43,603 10 47,763 11-5 ••• 53,295 Yis somewhat stronger this morning. years on the Continent, devoting himself to the study and that in the opinion of this meeting, it is very de ~aroigan 42,956 17 50,260 15 57,784 l'O 64,780 5-5 •O• 68,380 „ s.. " DAVID DAVIES, M.D. of his profession, both practically and scientif cally ; sirable that all petitions should be ready for presentation WALES. Carmarthen.... - 106,482 a dbury Hall, Nov. 18, 1841." with what remarkable success, the brilliant testimo- prior to the assembling of Parliament." Carnarvon 41,521 19 49,336 17 57,958 15 66,448 22. 81,068 , Ar p , nials which he has submitted to the patrons suffi- " That a meeting of deputies, from all parts of the Denbigh 60,352 6 64,240 19 76,511 8 83,629 6/ ... 89,291 IQ tl i - c ad the attention of our musical readers ciently attest. He has drunk deep at springs which kingdom, be assembled in London, on or about the corn- PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popula- Flint 39,622 17 46,518 15 53,784 11 60,012 10.8 ... 66,547 tesi o e h ,, n orth to a letter from an Edinburgh Cor.. our countrymen have rarely paused to do more than mencement of the next Session of Parliament, of w hi c h 1841. 1841. lation in each County as compared Glamorgan . l'rue 'eta, respectino' the appointment of a taste. He has studied for years under the most pro- due notice shall be given by the Council of the League." with the Returns of 1831. Merioneth 27,506 4 30,924 11 34,382 , 3 35,315 11•1 •• • 39,238 b ur fBSor of Music iri the University of Edin- found theorists of music in the world-he has ripened " That, in the opinion of this meeting, the great prin- hie' It would indeed, be difficult to find an his taste and genius in the lands where music is best ciple of total and immediate repeal should be brought COUNTIES. Increase or Pembroke 56,280 7 60,615 22 74,009 9 81,425 7-9 •• • 69,220 Ivid t . . 7 Y • Radnor te st . Lai in this country who could furnish such 'ated and most successfull 'cultivated-he has won forward in the next Session of Parliament, at the earliest appre . el y Inha- Unin- Build- Decrease 21 ... 25,186 d itn "ials h h • 1M• M 11 ,tie e, ii. as t ose wlc i i . uer can pro- ossible eriod • the recise time to bd'd d b for himself a European reputation such as lam sure no p p , . p . . e eel e upon y Males. Females. Totals. bited. habited. ing. 1831. per Cent. 1841. -1 - , - - Scotsman has ever hitherto acquired, and he returns in the general meeting of deputies to assemble in London." WALES 541,546 13 1611,788 17 717,438 112 806,182 . 13' ... I 911,321 i oin a te r() lmost every Harmonic Society in the very spring-time and vigour of his life, to offer to " That at this, the earliest meeting of delegates from Leer. Deer. Pe. the University of Edinburgh the unbroken energies of the Anti-Corn-law Associations, after the Conference - SCOTLAND. kON, - lsis mind, and the distinction of a name known in every of ministers to consider the Corn and Provision-laws of Anglesey - 24,369 26,521 50,890 11,488 746 135 48,325: 5'3 ... 50,890 . c- 1 ( and COMMERCIAL NEW 5. capital of Europe. When the requirements of the deed the country, the strongest approval of their proceedings Brecon q he P CrrY,SFRIDAY EVENING. of foundation, which must be embodied in the commis- be expressed by the gentlemen now assembled ; and Cardigan 31,997 36,383 68,380 15,102 811 125 64,780 5•5 ... 68,380 a fii -,, ,- gi , s 9 ,f. 0 a 2; ) Increase or DOC. tkr ' n glish Stocks to-day have not presented any si o n of the Professor, are considered, it is plain that the that a communication be made to the ministers who a t- Carmarthen 50,795 55,687 106,482 23,407 1,382 225 100,740 5.7 ... 106,482 COUNTIES'. 1801. a), C.) 1811. fs, (...) 1821. a; C.) 1831. per Cent., 1841. 1841. . ;bill appearance than yes ay, and the loose, but standard of qualification is very high, and the difficulty tended, and those who concurred in the propriety of that Carnarvon 39,600 41,468 81,068 16,869 771 134 66,448 22- ... 81,068 0 ~, 0 , di e what 1 • o a , c.' r a l k ove . Et amino. statem in circulation. of the of procuring a gentleman in all respects eligible, is pro- Conference, conveying this approval, and entreating Denbigh 44,617 44,674 89,291 18,485 991 167 83,629 61 ... 89, 9 91 ;;-4 p., 0...1 a, , i a. Inerea.se. Decrease. , ke o t Y of forged'and ficti sous bills of exchange and p or tionately great. The course of instruction is stated in them to continue and increase their co-operation for the Flint 33,636 32,911 66,547 13,320 - 446 101 60,012 10'8 . . 66,547 1, annodat• , 'ark et km Papor, have had a bad effect upon the the deed of foundation to comprehend " the phenomena immediate and total repeal of the Corn-laws." Glamorgan 89,028 84,434 173,462 33,205 1,466 538 126,612 37* . . 173,462 Aberdeen , (N oted • Consols for immediate transfer were to-day and philosophy of sound, in so far as connected with • Merioneth 19,247 19,991 39,238 8,467 547 72 35,315 111 .. 39,238 Argyll 71,9513 19 85,585 14 97,316 4 100,973 ... , % ant 1- 8 1, 8)2 t ° 88- a and 88,i and at 881 to ...i. for Ac- musical intonation; dee laws of harmonies, with their ap- IRELAND. Montgomery 34,252 34,968 69,220 13,650 884 33 66,482 4-1 . 69,220 Ayr 84,306 23 103,954 22 127,299 14 , 145,055 ••• 13-4 164,522 3'9 97,140 th 7... e A T . . ..• • a ll i t w arket closing. a shade better this afternoon plication to the theory of music ; the explanation, THE LORD-LIEUTENANT'S LEVEE. Pembroke 40,343 47,919 88,262 18,882 1,022 143 81,425 8-3 . 88,262 Banff 35,807 2 36,668 19 43,561 12 I 48,604 3- 50,076 ' l''essed 6 a t s t in the morning. Exchequer Bills were de- no t only of the ordinary rules of thorough bass, nature, Nov. 17.-The attendalpe at Earl D e Grey' s Radnor 34,427 , 'el'e dull ' 1 at Bs. to 10s. premium, and India Bonds b u t a l so a clear exposition of methodical composi- levee to-day was most numerous. The Courts of Law -; , ' 63 i; at i s- Premium. Bank Stock was at 164 to tion, in double, triple, and quadruple counter- were at an early hour closed by the Judges ; the di v i. TOTAL . 447,533 j 463.788 I 911,321 188.196 10.133 1,769 806.182 I 13' 911,3 , )1 Caithness 22,609 4 23,419 29 30,238 14 34,599 4-8 ••• 15,695 . Ittid 24 t 5 Td India Stock at a decline from - 9 47 to 2461 p o int ; and the Practical application of all the sional pol;ce-offices and several public institutions were Clackmannan ; l ' e k ,,alised c.. 1 The Reduced Three-and-a-Half per Cents. p r i nc iples and doctrines appertaining to the science. also closed ; the Judges, the Magistrates, public l une .. SCOTLAND. Dumbarton 20,710 17 24,189 13 27,317 22 33,211 ••• 19,116 , 33-3 "Ito B.:; 4 J { t ° 1, and the Three per Cent. Annuities, F ur th e r, that joined with these discussions, the Profes- tionaries, of all classes-politicians of all views, r e li g i ons , i ' 4 _2 nOt .4. e - or shall exhibit the history of the science, with a criti- and parties-presented themselves at the Castle, paid PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popu- Edinburgh El • 122,954 21 148,607 29 191,514 15 219,345 irin (Moray) 26,705 5 28,108 11 31,162 10 34,231 ••• 2-8 1•3 72,825 ••• 225,623 ; "11 le w as • • s • k fll th 1 - ical masters an- their respects to Earl De Grey, and were in turn gra •Y, but • received from the Exchequer Bill-office cal analysis of the wor so a e c aes lation in each County, as compared Fi g 2-2 ... 34,994 1841. 1841. 93,743 8 101,272 13 114,556 12 128,839 r g al i , one is expected to-morrow •ent and modern, and such improvements as the pro- ciously received by him. The train of vehicles extend- with the Returns of 1831. 8-9 , 140,310 ; tt rttoe s c ' l exchan e ' h. l iful this af - ci ' f t . to time suggest." ins; from Sackville-street to the Castle was immense e_ n, and ~ g were again rat er p ent gress of the science may rom ime Forfar 99,127 8 107,264 6 113,430 23 139,606 22. "' • • • 170,380 I das it chiefl was of rieate carria es The •••ett er .._. tne rates were in some instances a shade This is a wide field, and a serious undertaking-one in compose , y , p g . COUNTlES. , - s 5 , ~ viz., on ~ • Increase or Inverness 74,292 5 78,33 E 15 90,157 5 94,797 ••• 35„781 ; raris orf 5 n Trieste, hich ordinary or even unusual talents will not sustain a public conveyances were not so numerous, though every 3* t i tt ,,': , l_o 53 ; on „ am. -a . 721 e. to 7c. ; o w Inha- Unin- Build- Decrease -• 97,615 hicle of that species which could be procured in Dub- Kincardine 26,349 4 27,439 6 29,118 8 31,431 51 1; ,.'_!1 12 4.i. to s ' l . burgh, 13 „ . , ' l).* h. h t b db•rs of ve 10 1 to 101 •on Amster- man, but for wic e mus e prepare yy ea Males. Females Totals. 1831. per Cent. 1841. . •• • 33,052 ' "ft, 150. ' on Antwerp, 12 3i- ; and on Frank- study in ' the best schools, and under the most favour- lin was in requisition, and several gentlemen who could bit d h le . d • e . a ite . mg. Kinross 6,725 8 7,245 7 7,762 17 9,072 ••• ' 3.5 8.763 ' The F or . able auspices. It is not easy to combine the profound not obtain One, for what is tritely called " luve or money," - Kitkeudbright 29,211 15 33,684 15 38,903 4 40,590 1 . 2 41 C 99 r ti.se on th eil4n 13 °T 1 ds b walk to' the Castle in Court dre . Incr. Decr. Lanark 146,699 31 191,752 27 244,387 30 316,819 •4 • 34-8 427 . Is r e Madrid ze d heav ' to-day but the theoretical knowledge which must form Thd basis of were obliged to ss. The are rule y . , . , anee a littl e . ~,, eisa lias caused Spanish Actives to " a clear exposition of methodical composition in double, Majority of the shops, in the line of procession, were 15 - 2 26,848 Aberdeen . kCent. Port a - "eY have been quoted at 21/. Three triple, and quadruple counter-point," with that familiar closed, and windows in all directions were filled with Av . ll Nairn guese li y , tii 1 , of 1824, a t ends have been at 18* ; Colom- proficiency which can alone enable a-Professor to ex- ladies, who are always attracted to such observations Ay ' r Orkney &Shetland 46,824 . 46,153 15 53,124 10 58, 9 39 •• 3. ' 60,007 f hi Ntly daeline to 18i ; Mexican, at the pl a in " the practical application of the principles and whenever there is anything worth seeing in the city. 78,970 85,552 164,522 30,247 1,297 69 145,055 13.4 ' ... 164,522 Peebles •5 1 10,520 1 th improved a rate s Banff of 241 and 25 • Belgian at 100 a d ctrines of the science Yet this combination rare The Lord Mayor left the Mansion-house shortly after • , 23,425 26,651 50,076 11,228 478 83 48,604 3- ... 50,076 Perth 126,36C 7 135,093 3 139,050 3 142,894 - ititze,r better ; RU•ssi Berwick 16,527 17,900 34,427 7,405 382 28 34,048 11 ... 34,427 Renfrew 3-4 138,151 , an at 11 8 nd' D at 4' o '* . ' 9 i' ; a ut • Two-ande though it be, is essential to the completion of General twelve o'clock, in his vis a vis carriage, accompanied by But , 78,056 19 92,596 21 112,175 19 163,443 15.9 154,74,5 , T h i l Per Cents. a t e • , .11- 4 - to 51i. 7,108 8,587 15,695 3,067 ... Reid's design, and is necessary to render the Chair the Board of Aldermen. He was loudly cheered a ll th e 93 15 14,151 10.9 ... 15,695 Ross and Cromarty 55,343 10 60,853 13 68,828 9 74,820 4-3 % l e tt ! Share Market has been rather depressed to-day, worthy of and calculated to extend, the reputation of way to the Castle, as well as 9n his return to th e Man. Caithness , sl ot "e quotations, except for the Southampton line, are hU• ' • Clackmannan 9,331 9,785 19,116 3,593 110 6 14,729 29-7 ... 19,116 ... 46,062 QUite t9_ mv_ersity. sion-h ouse. Selkirk , so good. Great Western Railvvay Shares have ....- AIIMMiSi Dumbarton 22,505 21,790 44,295, 7,986 372 101 33,211 33•3 ... 44,295 ••• 7,989 Stirling 50,825 14 58,174 12 65,376 11 72,621 13-1 82,179 fid tl th "11 A 1 ' • • 1 Now, say eon .en y ! at ). r. lii_ ler . s testimonia.s . V . don e at 13i ; London and Birmingham at 65 ; UNIVERSITY INVELLIGENCE. Dumfries ; attest his possessing this rare combination of qualifi- , 23,117 2 23,629 ... 23,840 7 25,518 ?Sr and North Midland at Edinburgh 102,709 122,914 225,03 38,903 2,861 121 219,345 2.8 ... 225,623 Wigtown ••• 3-4 24,666 , 36 ; South Western at cations. Every page of them testifies the high estima- OxFORD Nov. 18.-A congregation was this day 22,918 17 26,891 23 33,240 9 36,258 21'.5 q v : i t nd Grand Junction at 90 premium. Brighton d oe Elgin (Moray). ; in which he is held by the inost competent judges, holden, when the following degrees were conferred :- Barracks ••• ••• "• "• ••• •• • •-• 4,425 , N I „ueen 131 to 13 ; Birmingham and Derby, 524 ;as a profound scientific musician, and that he is known Bachelors in Divinity-The Rev. S. Reay, of St. Alban Fife 65,735 74,575 140,310 28,965 1,502 135 128,839 8-9 ... 140,310 - -- - ltod'Ueetiwich, 13.1 discount. Provincial Bank of Ire- throughout the Continent as a composer of most refined Hall ; and the Rev. G. F. Mortimer, Queen's College. Forfar 79,234 91 4 146 170,380 36,153 2,036 124 139,606 22. ... 170,380 SCOTLAND ... 1,599,068 14 1,805,688 16 2,093,456 13 2,365.114 11.1 - if *har es were quo ted 16, and Union of Australia taste and classical accuracy. His proficiency as a pianist , Pren a • Masters of Arts-R. 'l'. Clarke of Trinity College • Haddington 17,253 18,528 35,781 8,009 ... 2 628 95" 739 29 36,145 ... 1. 35,781 . nun- Union of London were i discount. is at the same time proved by evidence altogether irre- E. Smart, Jesus College ;C. S. Ross, Magdalen Hall ; . ' Inverness 45,506 52,109 97,615 19,182 578 70 94,797 3. ... 97,615 , ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. • 1 , I, ~, (From The Sun of Last Night.) sistible. The diplomas which Mr. Muller has produced, and the Rev. 11. Rawlinson, St. John's College. Kincardine f .11%„,• 4 -" , t'ool, CoTToN MARKET, Nov. 18.-A limited I believe, he is the first Scotsman who has succeeded in Bachelors of Arts-W. Wiggin, of Exeter Colle Kinross .... - 7 g e ; IC o -,..; o ..1 o .-: 1 11 - " e3s has been transacted in the Cotton Market to- obtaining ! These documents are surely infinitely C. H. Hoare, Exeter College ;A. B. Richards, Exeter ' rcudbright, Stew- } e 0 Increase or Dec. a th Y, th, „ , 18,838 22,261 41,099 8,159 316 22 40,590 1.2 ... 41,099 2e, es 0 2 g - ' - " a 'es • • 2 500 b 1 without alteration s rie _ comprising , a en, more valuable and authoritative than any ordinary cer- artr f College ;L. Lewis Jesus College ;T. Leslie, Baliol Y ° ISLANDS. 1801. 1.i. ) , C.) 1811. 1!U 1821. ii.,' C..) 1831. per Cent., 1841. 1841. I l o "s• The descriptions sold are chiefly American. tificates. They have obviously not been got up fur the 'St h Lanark College ;H.E.C. S. an ope, Baliol College ;C. W. . . 208,369 218,744 427,113 80,531 3,964 863 316,819 34'8 .•. 427,113 F.J.. i.. C.) ~. 00 U , 0 Q ✓ '.'Xie il itP ° o l. SHARE MARKET, Nov. 18.-The trans ls s occasion, but have naturally flowed in upon him in the Lovesy, Queen's College •, E. R. Tvriss, University Col- Linlithgow P.., ..-i ca ., ....1 p 6 1 Increase. Decrease. r •tr 4 i t at the Stock Exchange this day have been course of his f.. 1 • b • f• I d pro essiona pursuits ; eing see yan lege ; 11. S. Morgan, Christ Church ;H. E. Lee, New Nairn 4,556 5,367 9,923 2,396 109 18 9,3 54 6' ..• 9,923 - -----• - --- NI f i ti ;th • I Orkney and Shetland 28,600 27.9 36,582 30. 1 r • ey comprise -Grand Junction, 188 ; London voluntarily granted by the distinguished institutions 26,464 33 543 60 007 11 426 Inn Hall ;J. Hemsted, Magdalen Hall ; and R. WI - " ' 267 32 58,239 3' ... 60,007 Jersey ••• ... ••• ••• 47,556 • 4 Irr n i n , ha , Peebles - ••• Y ; kidl l ' • Hams Oriel Colleee m, la 6; Do., 321. Shares, 52f ; Do., New, which issued them, and of whose united attestation in ins , b • , It o _ and Counties, 83i. favour, Mr. Muller has, indeed, great reason to be proud. re, Perth S• ••• 9 - 2 28,538 %the, 'RESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, N01T.18.-We have C ld hU • • f Ed' b h k h ou t e niversity o in urg ma e a more o- .1, HE NEW Pooß-L A w.--The Woolwich, Dept- Renfrew . • • • Nen particular t • notice, except that the Market is ford, and Greenwich Union is about to be dissolved, on Ross and Cromarty ... 36,442 41,616 78,058 16,166 385 115 74,820 4.3 ... 78,058 Man ... ... 1 .„ ... 40,081 2 . 2 41,000 ee . t ' Ralik S o nourable selection for this chair, than by appointing a 17. •• • 47,985 Roxburgh 21,957 24,105 46,062 8,674 365 38 43,663 5-4 ... 46,062 0. 1,, , s ou „ _ tock still heavy. Manchester and Leeds, Scottish gentleman, who, in the highest walks, and in the ground of the immense population of the three pa- Selkirk 3,972 4,017 7,989 1,446 76 4 6,833 16-9 ... 7,989 - ittki„ l ‘_ ,l Eastern and Dover, 20 20-1- ; London and the chosen land of Music, has been thought worthy of rishes, and the delay and inconvenience consequently ex- TOTAL ... ... 1 ... ... 1 89,508 J5•B 103,710 19-6 124 079 Er 4 t/ttli t ti a,,Tl 156 157 ; London and Brighton, 371 37i-; receivine• the distinctions, which the celebrated musical P Stirlin erienced by the poor in obtaining relief. A great law ' g 41,070 41,109 82,179 15,837 795 36 72,621 131 ... 82,179 ...,.....;;;_____ 1 'ttte r "'and, 841 65f ; North Union, 75 751 ; Man- authority has declared the proceedings of the New Poore - . Sutherland academies of the Continent bestow only on the most ex- S U NI M A II Y. ,T,, a nd Sheffield 2 9 22 1 law Commissioners to be perfectly illegal.-Kent Herald. Wigtown , Fe, -ard s t i.._ , , - t i• alted excellence ? Mr. Muller has produced diplomas Barracks 3,432 993 4,425 17 elet aoat ,:e ctose of business yesterday, a slight im- from the Philharmonic Society of Bologna ; the Societa RUMOURED MURDER IN PIMLICO. --. On ... ... ••• ... ... 4,425 -----.6 0 .--___ ;t 4tag , it ~L,, ok place in the Englis'n Securities, Consols del Casino at Bologna ; the Harmonic Society at Stock- Thursday morning a gresst excitement prevailed in West- _________ , • b e "I .4• 3 for M l ittl ° ' - fled ti - 3 / for the .1 oney, and 88 4 -, 8 Account , holna ; the Roman Philharmonic Academy, and the St. bourne-street, Pimlico, and its immediate vicinity, in TOTAL us mornin at the same uotations Ex- • • te tier Rill g cl ' Cecilia Academy at Rome. Then, the certificates which consequence of a report being circulated that a woman 1 COMPARATIVE POPULATION.* la t o s receded yesterday . to 6 prem., but rallied ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. ' A 1 .7 9, he has •d f h • f 1 •h* h t named Reid, living at No. 67, in the above street, had procuie or t e occasion are o tse veiy ig es Increase or Dec. • ti,, %u g h, . and are this morning quoted at 810 prem. authority : suffice it to mention, that, amid a host of been murdered by her husband. The discovery of Mrs. oea ee a ee• I e 4) ..: per Cent., 1841. 'ls'_ w g 1 % w ._%t oet ,'' , i PiProvement has taken place in Spanish Ac- cd a) other distinguished names, Mr. Muller's qualifications Reid's deaths was made about 7 o'clock in the morning, - PERSONS. HOUSES. Increase or Decrease of Popula- 1801. i'-' 0 1811. it.) 0 1821. Ec..., 1861. 1841. 1 'lt is now tdat 21 No alteration to 7 f t e ia an quo e 1. • for our Musical Chair are attested by Donizetti, Bene- and in a few minutes afterwards infomaation wasbrought 1841. 1841. tion in each Island, as compared C.) k , l'es, Yef the other Securities. c a ) fee a cl, a te, Increase. Decrease dict, Moscheles, Cramer, Thalberg, Kalkbrenner, Costa, to the station-house of the B division, in Elizabeth- with the returns of 1831. ee os ., 1-I a, ...I p, , 4 tll h ha t ow 4 g, s been but little business doing in the , , Czerny, Liszt, Chopin, &c.; while the criticisms, or street. Inspector Taylor who was on duty, lost no time I ____ --- t) titi o 'Wks u to the resent tinae. Consols are - - ~ -___ __________ eres, ted a 1?, P rather the eulogies of the Continental press, on bis com- in proceeding to the house, which he found sti r- ISLANDS. Increa.se, or England 1 8,331,434 144 9,538,827 171 11,261,43; 16 13,091,005 14 . .) ... 14,995,508 2.1 s ?It 4 _ t 88-,y for Money, and the same for the positions, no less than on his performances, during a rounded by an immense mob of people, who in one voice Decrease -,, 1 0 806,182 13 Inha- Uninha- Build- Wales - 911,321 . e„, t f ; b "count. Bank Stock, 164 163-h ; India, Stock, series of years, demonstrate that his musical science and told the inspector a man had murdered his wife, Males. Females. Totals. 1831. per cent. 1841. ,ii . 4 4Xeh e ue ' bited. bited. ing. Persons ascertain-' , li fthiee ,q r Bills, 98 10 premium ; Three per the excellence of his compositions, have been no less by cutting her throat. Upon goielg into the bed-room . tiser 4 uisli . u ! 87 1 - .1 ; Ditto Three and-a-Half, cil-l- -1- - 4 v highly appreciated than .the taste and brilliancy of his where deceased was, Mr. Taylor found her lying upon Incr. Deer. ed to have been i L ~,.. i 113.. sective Stock has advanced to 211 1 ; Bel- performance as a pianist was admired ! I shall only the bed, with part of her under garments on. Her ... ... ' 41 a f a e „" (l , 3 are tooa • • Mexican 24/ • Dutch Two-and-a- AA i. AT Ar il A - - --- Railways and ... •• • ..• •• • ." 4,996 Th. `. k.; en t I . , . , s , aoo, taat ....r. ..,..u..er ...oes not seek this appointment as a thrOat was Cut from ear to ear. An open razor, covered Jersey. 21,617 25,939 47,556 6,671 254 134 36,582 30• ... 47,556 , 10- c,s e 81,_ s , 51, ; Ditto Fives, 994- -1- - -,. x. chair of repose, but as a field of honourable activity, with blood, was lying on the pit of deceased's stomach. Guernsey, Alder- Canals during ? ~ te ure Market continues fl t d h .-Great • the night of June am ,rn ~), e ... . aan eavy . His perfect knowledge of the languages in which the Her knees were drawn up, and she had every appear- ney, Sark, Herm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 4,314 244 30 26,128 9-2 ... 28,538 6, 1841 Av -biri E .h, "r are 56f ; Grand Junction, 190 ; London best musical works are written, must give him great fa- ance of having struggled much, aud no doubt it was and Jethou .. ..... . - --- - - -------- _ Oste r .;,' "'n, 37 ; Ditto an ; i , - , d B•rm ngham, 155; South cilit • •• t . 1 th • f t . f d • this circumstance, coupled with the fact of the razor Man yin convey ing o pupi se in orma ion oun in .. 23,023 24,962 47,985 7,974 367 56 41,000 17. ..• 47,985 England &Wales 8,872,980 14 10,150,615 17 11,978,871 16 3 ,897,187 14.5 15,911,725 I 'hi. ' 54 ; York and N h • , t : N.. ort Midland, 86 ; Ditto those works. He is just at the time of life when, full being found in so unusual a place, that gave rise to the 1,599,068 14 1,813,688 16 2,093,456 13 12,365,114 111 •• • Scotland r to Q e Ai of spirit and vigour, the greatest benefit may be ex- report that she had been unfairly dealt with. The in- Total 57,598 66,481 124.079 19,159 865 220 103,710 19-6 ... 124,079 Islands in the Z •• • t i le oney Market continues in a fo.li • 89,50 S 1W . te owin 1„, t sta , g ... ••• •e• " • 103,71(, 19.6 124,079 4 pe t dEiHand that has prevailed ' pected from his exertions. In conclusion, I must ob- spector then proceeded to make inquiries into the case, British Seas... f ... l q e ' G la • thi the provinces for -_____ ____. serve, that the Learned and Hon. Patrons have ample when it appeared that the deceased's only child, a, gi a l SUMMARY __________ . t _ . is now stated to be - . returning again • 10.479.048 14 11.964,303 ... 1 4,161,83 c, 15 I 11 11 c ;'-nido n , which, should it cont* assurance that Mr. Muller possesses the high personal between four and five years Of age, who slept w id i Great Britain tiil 4 tl Y give relief. As to an ac !nue to do so, will recommendation of being, in the best meaning of the her parents, awoke about seven o'clock, and ran down ..--......_. tive trul i ettnnot be anticipated till after Chris ' e, however, . term, a gentleman, fitted by disposition, character, and stairs, screaming that her mammy s nose was bleeding. GREAT BRITAIN, AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. * This Return includes only such part of the A . rnay, N a ,... , f the . 1 4 4501 s Mone • 88 1 1 - toms. y and Merchant Seamen Ls were at the time o ' to adorn the society in which, if elected A lodger in the house sent her daughter up, who re- Census within the Kin a 1,1 1 ,,_ , . ), 4.8 ; ditto Account, ssa a • accomplishment, POPULATION AND HOUSES IN 1841.* r ' , Ley, 89i / ; Spanish, 211 iii. 4g ; ditto, to this Ch • h 'll b d t . dto move. I have to turned, saying that there was a horrid-looking man in air, ewi e es me _ ' ed with Mrs. Reid. The lodger and another woman CLOSING PRICES , apologise for addressing you at such length. For the b I iti BRITISH FUNDS. sake of musical science, for the honour of our Uuiver- at last went up, and were horror-struck at finding de- PERS 0 N S, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popula- JOINT-STOCK BANKS v. PRIVATE - • c a ‘s, .),,, es e k l63t India Stock . . "461, sity, and the credit of our city, I hope, and doubt not, ceased with her throat cut, and dead. It further sip- 1841. 1841. tion as compared with the Returns BANKS.-CITY OF BATH. casting vote in favour of the private bank, the whole being dis 4es; ~Cent Red. 874 Ditto Bonds 1 - p r that this election will be conducted on the principle peared that deceased's husband, who is a carpenter, of 1831. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) discussion was speedily put an end to, by . it egular and t,,, , alut Cons BB4 ,Ditto Old A nnu iti es .., - deter digniori ;in which case, I confidently anticipate working under Mr. Cubitt, at Thames Bank, had left old establishe • covered that the then proceeding was irr . eit Qent R Na, ed.. - the success of Mr. Muller.-I am, &c. home at six o'clock, his usual hour of going to work, Increase or In consequence of the d private bank contrary to their Act of Parliament, tbe notice convening of Hobhouse, Phillott, and Lowder, haviug stopped the m • h • b ffi ed tbe door of the F , e l , ,tper Cent 9Ba Ex. Bills, 1,0001-.20 Bpm Edinburgh, Nov. 12, 1841. PHIL ' HARMONIST. but no disturbance was heard before he went. Inspector ' Decrease d thereby the secure old firm of s eeting not aving . een ax on ' 4 ii " Per c e - Unin- payment, an . eventy parish church of Walcot. . g A nt Ditto 500/..., lO pni Taylor went after the man, whom he found quietly at Males. Females. Totals Build- 1831. per Cent. 1841. b ming baukru t • affixed to • due form 4,, a naitiestoexpire Ditto Sma11. - I ' bit ed. ha.bited. years standing eco _.p S, a meeting of On Sunday N , ov. 7, notice was in , _ ing. for 'Pay Thursday, Nov. -- I (),..t 1 860 ... 12i Bank Stock for Acct...245i the Commissioners ing, gcc,, the out nd on -part tbe door of the parish church, a , , J„ . 1859 l3 RussELs; Nov 17.-Mr. Waller, Charge d'Affaires tioned him, and received the most satisfactory answers. Incr. Deer. r I ~ 18 60. India Stock for Acct.... - of England at Brussels • • • lace when I 4 , , will preside at the dinner to be The man Reid, who was dreadfully affected, said he ------- --------- _ w 'held on the sth, of October for the p f L ' meetine acco . . b Commissioners, Mr. John , i ..n.,. ux all, on the occasion of the e suld not account for the act. England 7 321 75 7 7 8 - - -7 6 73,633 14 995 508 4 "3 295 162,756 25,88 i 13,091,005 14'5 . - a5 • , .......,,, .„._ _ r t ..., ,J 1 .. 14,995,508_ _ ir.t . a. a i Treasure in fh 1 . 9 urpose o sp. tuere were present only ten r, . e %Lace nf AiL,..... ra_s_s______ .I, , . r _._ _r -,..,ren the strongest, six to Increase or Decrease Males. Females. Totals. Unin habited. ing. 1831. per Cent. 1841. Incr. Deer 52,169 55,768 107,937 21,235 521 211 95,483 13* 107,937 79,674 80,552 160,226 31;472 1,566 200 145,389 101 160,226 76,316 79,673 155,989 31,071 1,157 198 146,529 6.4 155,989 81,513 82,996 164,509. 33,112 1,218 237 143,955 14'2 164,509 193,089 202,211 395,3 . 00 73,390 5,845 523 334,391 18•5 • 395,300 164,451 176,818 341,269 65,041 4,956 928 300,938 13•4 341,269 86,206 91,706 177,912 34,444 2,369 199 169,681 41 177,912 135,639 136,563 272,202 52,910 2,484 444 237,170 141 ... 272,202 252,752 280,979 533,731 94,637 6,117 893 494,478 71 ... 533,731 83,442 91,301 , 174,743 34,559 2,012 291 159,252 9•7 ... 174,743 159,874 164,403 324,277 57,450 3,272 554 253,910 271 324,277 172,299 172,696 344,995 67,602 2,482 507 317,507 8•6 344,995 205,374 225,933 431,307 80,856 5,790 786 387,019 11'4 ... 431,307 57,257 57,181 114,438 23,461 1,428 123 111,211 2.9 114,438 77,619 79,618 157,237 30,155 1,305 185 143,341 91 ... 157,237 29,154 29,545 58.699 11,897 373 65 53,192 101 ... 58,699 272,415 275,746 548,161 95,547 5,013 809 479.155 14•4 548,161 814,857 852,207 1,667,064 289,166 23,604 3,831 1,336,854 241 1,667,064 105,603 110,242 215,855 44,649 3,260 457 197,003 9%5 215,855 181,802 180,915 362,717 73,038 2,250 456 317,465 141 . . 362,717 738,970 837,646 1,576,616 207,670 9,850 3,156 1,358,330 16* ... 1,576,616 70,608 63,741 134,349 24,880 1,417 235 98,130 36'9 ... 134,349 199,055 213,566 412,621 85,922 3,711 450 390,054 51 ... 412,621 98,886 100,175 199,061 40,903 1,674 295 179,336 10•9 ... 199,061 121,271 128,997 250,268 48,704 3,031 442 222,912 121 ... 250,268 121,660 128,113 249,773 50,541 2,749 216 225,327 101 249,773 80,383 ..81,190 161,573 32,141 1,440 201 152,156 6'l 161,573 10,743 10,597 21,340 4,297 - 120 31 19,385 10* ... 21,340 119,357 119,657 239,014 47,203 2,093 298 222,938 71 239,014 209,421 226,581 436,002 81,632 4,702 893 ' 404,200 71 ... 436,002 174,724 180,216 354,940 66,589 3,274 505 314,280 12•9 ... 354,940 258,729 251,477 510,206 97,676 5,455 899 410,512 241 ... 510,206 154,107 161,022 315,129 64,081 2,317 577 296,317 61 ... 315,129 278,186 304,427 582,613 95,375 3,948 1,21 C 486,334 191 ... 582,613 147,572 152,198 299,770 54,066 3,647 253 272,340 10* ... 299,770 195,967 206,154 402,121 81,445 6,899 667 336,610 19'4 402,121 28,234 28,231 56,469 10,848 870 40 55,041 2•5 ... 56,469 128,904 131,103 260,007 50,986 2,149 255 240,156 81 ... 260,007 114,753 118,731 233,484 46,962 2,922 351 211,365 10'4 ... 233,484 95,446 98,230 193,676 38,390 1,675 426 168,891 14'6 ... 193,676 18,176 20,146 38,322 7,710 269 68 35,362 81 ... 38,322 100,681 103,981 204,662 42,509 2,652 296 190,756 71 . , 204,662 574,527 580,397 1,154,924 226,473 18,870 2,221 976,350 181 ... 1,154,924 7,321.875 7.673,633 14,995,508 2.753,295 162,756 25,882 13,091,005 14'5 ... 14,995,508 Increaseperce Cent., t . 7 18 D 4 e 1 c . . . WALES! it 5,,' . 'd O 0 0 ...: til p a 0 COUNTIES. 1801. E O 1811. if, C..) 1821. EL) 1831. 1841. • a , P c, 1 p. -.1 0, 4 1..1 al . , Increase. Decrease Anglesey 33,806 10 37,045 21 45,063 7 48,325 5•3 ... 50,890 Brecon 31,633 19 37,735 16 43,603 10 47,763 11.5 53,295 ... Cardigan 42,956 17 50,260 15 57,7E14 113 64,780 5•5 ••• 68,380 Carmarthen .... Carnarron 41,521 19 49,336 17 57,958 15' 66,448 22• •• • 81,068 Denbigh 60,352 6 64,240 19 76,511 8 83,629 6/ ... 89,291 Flint 39,622 17 46,518 15 53,784 11 60,012 10 . 8 ... 66,547 Glamorgan Merioneth 27,506 4 30,924 11 34,382 : 3 35,315 11.1 ... 39,238 Montgomery Pembroke 56,280 7 60,615 22 74,009 9 81,425 7.9 •• • 88,262 Radnor 1 - - WALES 541,546 13 1611,788 17 717,438 112 806,182 . 13. ... I 911,321 SCOTLAND. 041 043 c.,..z .r. = g i O f . , Increase or Dec. a a cu COUNTIES. 1801. a ) , O 1811. 2 lB2l. a; C.) 1831. per Cent., 1841. 1841. 0 0 , = ~. a , = a , 2 ) ,t, ;•-4 p y .1 p., 1-1 p, Increase. Decrease. Aberdeen Argyll 71,8513 19 85,585 14 97,316 4 100,973 ••• 3 . 9 97,140 Ayr 84,306 23 103,954 22 127,299 14 145,055 13.4 ... 164,522 Banff 35,807 2 36,668 19 43,561 12 ' 48,604 3. ... 50,076 Berwick 30,621 1 30,779 8 33,385 2 34,048 1.1 ... 34,427 Bute 11,791 2 12,033 15 13,797 3 14,151 10.9 ... 15,695 Caithness 22,609 4 23,419 29 30,238 14 34,529 4.8 36,197 ... Clackmannan Dumbarton 20,710 17 24,189 13 27,317 22 33,211 33•3 44,295 Dumfries 54,597 15 62,960 13 70,878 4 73,770 ••• 1•3 72,825 Edinburgh Elgin (Moray) 26,705 5 28,108 11 31,162 10 34,231 2.2 ... 34,994 I .. Fife 93,743 8 101,272 13 114,556 12 128,839 8 . 9 140,310 Forfar 99,127 8 107,264 6 113,430 23 139,606 22* •• • 170,380 lladdington 29,986 4 31,164 13 35,127 3 36,145 ••• 1- 35,781 Inverness 74,292 5 78,33 E 15 90,157 5 94,797 3. •• • 97,615 Kincardine 26,349 4 27,439 6 29,118 8 31,431 5.1 33,052 Kinross 6,725 8 7,245 7 7,762 17 9,072 ••• i 3.5 8.763 Kitkeudbright 29,211 15 33,684 15 38,903 4 40,590 1•2 ••• 41.099 Lanark 146,699 31 191,752 27 244,387 30 316,819 34.8 ..• 427,113 Linlithgow 17,844 9 19,451 17 22,685 3 23,291 15'2 ' ••• 26,848 Nairn Orkney &Shetland 46,824 ... 46,153 15 53,124 10 58,239 3•' ... 60,007 Peebles Perth 126,36E 7 135,093 3 * 139,050 3 142,894 3•4 138,151 Renfrew 78,056 19 92,596 21 112,175 19 153,443 15.9 .. • 154,74,5 Ross and Cromarty 55,343 10 60,853 13 68,828 9 74,820 4.3 ••• 78,058 Roxburgh 33,682 11 37,230 10 40,892 7 43,663 5.4 ... 46.062 Selkirk Stirling 50,825 14 58,174 12 65,376 11 72,621 13.1 ... 82,179 Sutherland Wigtown 22,918 17 26,891 23 33,240 9 36,258 21'5 44,0G8 ... Barracks••• ••• ... ... •• • •• • ... 4,425 SCOTLAND . . 1,599,068 14 1,805,688 16 2,093,456 13 1 2,365,114 11.1 I 0 " 628,9.)4 r-,- .......... ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. per Cent., 1841. 0 .4 co 41 2 c) . = at Q .% . 3 T ! Increase or Dec. ISLANDS. ° 4- c: 1831. O , 1841. 1801. i. 1 .,Z C.. 1811. e. %.) 1821. i l .'• = a , -, r ..., ,--( 04 -4 p ., 1 Increase. Decrease. -- -._- Jersey ... ... ... ' ... 28,600 27 . 9 36,582 30' 1 ••• 47,556 Guernsey, Alder ney, Sark, Herm ... ... ... ... 20,827 25'4 26,128 9'2 ••• 28,538 and Jethou 1 :9:6 11l 12 4 4 7 ,0 98 79 5 Man ... „, II ... ... 40,081 2•2 41,000 TOTAL 1 89,508 15•8 103,710 PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popula -1841. 1841. lation in each County as compared with the Returns of 1831. COUNTIES. Increase or • Inha- Unin- Build- Decrease Males. Females. Totals. bited. habited. ing. 1831. per Cent. 1841. Incr. Deer. --- Anglesey 24,369 26,521 50,890 11,488 746 135 48,325: 5 . 3 ... 50,890 Brecon Cardigan 31,997 36,383 68,380 15,102 811 125 64,780 5 . 5 ... 68,380 Carmarthen 50,795 55,687 106,482 23,407 1,382 225 100,740 5 . 7 ... 106,482 Carnarvon 39,600 41,468 81,068 16,369 771 134 66,448 22 - ... 81,068 Denbigh 44,617 44,674 89,291 18,485 991 167 83,629 61 ... 89,291 Flint 33,636 32,911 66,547 13,320 .446 101 60,012 10'8 ... 66,547 Glamorgan 89,028 84,434 173,462 33,205 1,466 538 126,612 37 - ... 173,462 Merioneth 19,247 19,991 39,238 8,467 547 72 35,315 11 . 1 ... 39,238 Montgomery 34,252 34,968 69,220 13,650 884 33 66,482 4 . 1 ... 69,220 Pembroke 40,343 47,919 88,262 18,882 1,022 143 81,425 8 . 3 ... 88,262 Radnor - - TOTAL SCOTLAN D. PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popu lation in each County, as compared 1841. 1841. with the Returns of 1831. COUNTIES. . • Increase or Inha- Unin- Build- Decrease Males. Females Totals. 1831. per Cent. 1841. bited. habited. ing. Incr. Decr. . Aberdeen Argyll 47,654 49,486 97,140 18,514 917 75 100,973 . • 3.9 97,140 Ayr 78,970 85,552 164,522 30,247 1,297 69 145,055 13 . 4 ' ... 164,522 Banff 23,425 26,651 50,076 11,228 478 83 48,604 3 - ... 50,076 Berwick 16,527 17,900 34,427 7,405 382 28 34,048 1 . 1 ... 34,427 Bute 7,108 8,587 15,695 3,067 93 15 14,151 10 . 9 ... 15,695 Caithness Clackmannan 9,331 9,785 19,116 3,593 110 6 14,729 29 . 7 ... 19,116 Dumbarton 22,505 21,790 44,295, 7,986 372 101 33,211 33'3 ... 44,295 Dumfries ' Edinburgh 1 02,709 122,914 225,623 38,903 2,861 121 219,345 2 . 8 ... 225,623 Elgin (Moray). Fife 65,735 74,575 140,310 28,965 1,502 135 128,839 8•9 ... 140,310 Forfar 79,234 914146 170,380 36,153 2,036 124 139,606 22' ... 170,380 Haddington 17,253 18,528 35,781 8,009 739 29 36,145 ... 1. 35,781 Inverness 45,506 52,109 97,615 19,182 578 70 94,797 3* ... 97,615 Kincardine Kinross 4,194 4,569 8,763 1,806 114 16 9,072 ... 3•3 8,763 Kircudbright, Stew- } 18,838 22,261 41,099 8,159 316 22 40,5 90 I ' 2 ... 41,099 artry of Lanark 208,369 218,744 427,113 80,531 3,964 863 316,819 34 . 8 ... 427,113 Linlithgow Nairn 4,556 5,367 9,923 2,396 109 18 9,354 6* ... 9,923 Orkney and Shetland 26,464 33,543 60,007 11,426 267 32 58,239 3 - ... 60,007 Peebles Perth Renfrew Ross and Cromarty Roxburgh 21,957 24,105 46,062 8,674 365 38 43,663 5 . 4 ... 46,062 Selkirk 3 , 972 4,017 7,989 1,446 76 4 6,833 16 . 9 ... 7,989 Stirling Sutherland Wigtown Barracks 3,432 993 4,425 17 ... ... ••• ... ... 4,425 TOTAL ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. ' P E R S 0 N S. HOUSES. Increase or Decrease of Popula -1841. 1841. tion in each Island, as compared with the returns of 1831. ISLANDS. Increase, or Inha- Uninha- Build- Decrease Males. Females. Totals. bited. bited. ing. 1831, per cent. 1841. Incr. Deer. _ - - --- Jersey. 21,617 25,939 47,556 6,671 254 134 36,582 30* ... 47,556 Guernsey, Alder ney, Sark, Herm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 4,514 244 30 26,128 9 . 2 ... 28,538 and Jethou .. ..... . Man . 23,023 24,962 47,985 7,974 367 56 41,000 17* ... 47,985 - - Total 57,598 66,481 124.079 19,159 865 220 103,710 19 . 6 ... 124,079 i .rkincamme and the Rev. 11.1iawlinson, St. John's College. l l ii iinross .... per Cent., 1841. • lo (From The Sun of Last Night.) sistible. The diplom;ts wh ich Mr. Muller ha - s produced, Bachelors of Arts-W. Wiggin, of Exeter College ; 1 5,804 17,248 33,052 7,274 314 39 31,43 t tri ... 0.-1,1/52 - - - % %41 ' 4 POO L COTTON MARKET, Nov. 18.-A limited I believe, he is the first Scotsman who has succeeded in C. H. Hoare, Exeter College ; A. B. Richards, Exeter ! La r n c a u r d k bright, Stew- } 4,194 4,569 8,763 1,806 114 16 9,072 ... 3'5 8,763 0 ....t !,), 1 Increase or Dec. 7 :lay, Wass has been transacted in the Cotton Market . to- obtaining ! These documents are surely . infinitely 18,838 22,261 41,099 8,159 316 22 40,590 1•2 ... 41,099 ffs' 0 st c,,, rs T, tb,p, i.. ll _ ales comprising 2,500 bales, without alteration more valuable and authoritative than any ordinary ter- College ; L. Lewis, Jesus College ; T. Leslie, Baliol College ;H.E.C. S. Stanhope, Baliol College ;C. W. artry of Linlithgow ......ISLANDS. 1841, 208,369 218,744 427,113 ► 80,531 3.964 863 316,819 34•8 . . 427,113 s.. 1801. :.). C.) 1811. ?., C.) 1821. .. c : . C:.): 1831. ,c 2 / 4 = I 1, 1 ;es• The descriptions sold are chiefly American. tificates. They have obviously not been got up fur the Lovesy, Queen's College ; E. R. Twiss, University Col- Nairn el 0 / . 1 R., 4 a. ...I p. e !`t l lo l : R P°OL SHARE MARKET, Nov. 18.-The trans- occasion, but have naturally flowed in upon him in the lege ;H. S. Morgan, Christ Church ;H. E. Lee, New ... 13 7fia 13 082 26 848 I- - , t 5,309 327 19 23,291 15•2 ... 26,848 Increase. Decrease. sse ta ,, at the Stock Exchange this day have been Inn Hall ;J. Hemsted, Magdalen Hall ; and R. Wil- 4 556 5 367 9 923 2 396 Orkney and Shetland 26,464 33,543 60,007 11,426 109 18 9,354 6• 9,923 _ k -, -.......--- course of his professional pursuits ; being freely and 9 / th ''' ; they 267 32 58,239 3• ••• 60,007 Jersey 154 15 10,578 ... •5 10,520 Guernsey, Alder- 28,600 27•9 36,582 30• 47,556 • ( -elg• cornprise-Grand Junction, 188 •; London 4 irr n i npil voluntarily granted by the distinguished institutions Peebles 'l".. Midi '' am, 156; Do., 32/. Shares, 52f ; Do., New, which issued them, and of whose united attestation in his • Hams, Oriel College. Perth arl A and Counties, 83k. ••• favour, Mr. Muller indeed, great reason to be proud. THE NEw - POOR-LAW. -The Woolwich, Dept- Renfre w • vkith:stlennsTErt 5 72,725 82,030 154,755 24,626 1,092 92 133,433 15.9 ... 154,755 and Jethou i tio . TOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 18.-We have Could the University has,f Edinburgh make a more ho- Q h: b particular ford, and Greenwich Union is about to be dissolved, on 36,442 41,616 78,058 16,166 385 115 74,820 4•3 ... 78,058 Man ••• ••• ••• ••• 40,081 2.2 41,000 17• 6 , t. ii _ l , to notice, except that the Market is nourable selection for this chair, than by appointing a - ••• 47,985 k ii!; youth k Stock still heavy. Manchester and Leeds,the ound of the immense o ulatien of the three a- Scottish gentleman, who, in the highest walks, and in .gr P P . P Ross and Cromarty ... Selkirk 3,972 4,017 7,989 1,446 76 4 6,833 16•9 ... 7,989 1 1 89,508 15•8 103,710 19.(, .. I pi l i nh ul Eastern and Doyer, 20 201 ; London and lashes, and the delay and . inconvenience ... consequently ex- TOTAL ... ... ... ••• ••• 124,079 rs the chosen land of Music, has been thought worthy ofStirling °fah ,`, . 441 , 156 157 ; London and Brighton,. 371 37; 1 4 ,• perienced by the poor in obtaining relief. A greatlaw a ti ltst e i lli dland, 641 65f ; North Union, i 5 75/ ; Man- receiving the distinctions, which the celebrated musical authority has declared the proceedings of the New Poor- 11,307 13,359 24,666 4,972 167 38 25,518 ... 3.4 24,666 SII M IVI A. R. Y . T , and Sheffield 29 22 1 academies of the Continent, bestow only on the most ex law Commissioners to be perfectly illegal.-Kent Herald. wSuitghteorllvannd 20,424 23,644 44,068 8,512 206 56 36,258 2P5 ... 44,068 alted excellence ? Mr. Muller has produced diplomas Barracks 3,432 993 4,425 17 ... ... ••• .. .. 4,425 pro the close ' olbusiness yesterday, a slight im- RUMOURED MURDER IN PIMLICO. -On from the Philharmonic Society of Bologna ; the Societa ___ 44 , in g It il t t o tok ., place in the English Sec . urities, Consols-- - - del Casino at Bologna ; the Harmonic Society at Stock- Thursday morning a great excitement prevailed in We st - TOTAL °c:tiritoT:ll°lsl. I for Mon e y, an d 88 4 t i for the Account, holin ; the Roman Philharmonic Academy, and the St. bourne-street, Pimlico, and its immediate vicinity, in 4 `n e `C r ".,7.l this morning at the same quotations. Ex- Cecilia Academy at Rome. Then, the certificates which consequence of a report being circulated that a woman ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. • receded yesterday , to 6 prem., but rallied he has procured for the occasion are of the very highest named Reid, living at No. 67, in the above street, had l ty i e n as: a s D l e s cLea d s , e a o s f c P o o m p p ul ai a .;d ..; e, ...: Increase or Dec. •ti v A sli gh ' t ?, and are this morning quoted at 8 10 prem. y • iscovery of Mrs. .9 •A per Cent., 1841. authority : suffice it to mention, that, amid a host of been murdered b her husband The d' cis a) I 0 r , g a n „.%t oek , , unProvement has taken place in Spanish Ac- other distinguished names, Mr. Muller's qualifications lie death was made about 7 o'clock in the morning, • PERSONS. HOUSES. 1801. i'.. c...) 1811. EC) 1821. ?..C..) 1881. 1841. 1 lte h i ' . it is now quoted at 21i. " No alteration to for our Musical Chair are attested by Donizetti, Bene- and in a few minutes afterwards information wasbrought 1841. 1841. '4 1 ,1). . g g-. Increase. Decrease ',, 1 1N 4 nY of the other Securities. diet, Moscheles, Cramer, Thalberg, Kalkbrenner, Costa, to the station-house of the B division, in Elizabeth- with the returns of 1831. l '"" :116 " . -1 I:4 ...4 &, L------.-- te4 l ish &has been but little business doing in the Czerny, Liszt, Chopin, &c.; while the criticisms, or street. Inspector Taylor, who was on duty, lost no time -- ........., proceeding to the house, which he found sur pres clee te eks up to the present time. Consols are ISLANDS. Increase, 0r. , . 14,995,508 rather the eulogies of the Continental press, on his tom- in England 24 s e Pt A q at 881 for Money, and the same for the positions, no less than on his performances, during a rounded by an immense mob of people, who in one voice Inha- Uninha- Build- Decrease Wales ••• 911,321 e,_ i • -i . xecount. Bank Stock, 164 1631 ; India Stock, series of years, demonstrate that his musical science and told the inspector a man had murdered his wife, Males. Females. Totals. bited. ' • bited. mg. 1831. per cent. 1841. Persons ascertain- • ' ..11 t, ii;. ci echequer Bills, 98 10 premium ; Three per the excellence of his compositions, have been no less by cutting her throat. Upon .. goiffig into the bed-room ed to have been 12,365,114 11.1 8,3 5 3 4 1 ; 4 5 3 4 4 6 14 3 / 9,N8 1 , , fg; 17 17 / 11,Mg 1 12 6 . 13 091,005 14•5 gi 4 l)4 nisi, 11 'ed; 87/ i ; Ditto Three and-a-Half, 974- A-• -- e .•• highly appreciated than .the taste and brilliancy of his where deceased was, Mr. Taylor found her lying upon Incr. Deer. travelling by 4 t k a i )l 3ll4 Active Stock has advanced to 211 i ; Bel- performance as a pianist was admired ! I shall only the bed, with part of her under garments on. Her - - - - -- - Railways and ... ••• ••• ••• ..• '•' ••• ••• ... 4,896 , v r ,per. °seam 100 1 4 •, Mexican, 24i ; Dutch Two-and-a- add, that Mr. Muller does not seek this appointment as a throat was cut from ear to ear. An open razor, covered Jersey. 21,617 25,939 47,556 6,671 254 134 36,582 30. ... 47,556 Canals during , Vae 6 h _nts , 51-1 ; Ditto Fives, 991 I. chair of repose, but as a field of honourable activity. with blood, was lying on the pit of deceased's stomach. Guernsey, Alder- the night of June • ? 4 astern re Market continues flat and heavy :-Great His perfect knowledge of the languages in which the Her knees were drawn up, and she had every appear- ney, Sark, Herm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 4,314 244 30 26,128 9-2 ... 28,538 6, 1841 Ali kl t rioh '-'::vv are 561 ; Grand Junction, 190 ; London best musical works are written, must give him great fa- ante, of having struggled much, and no doubt it was and Jethou .. ..... . --- Vster; ht on, 37 ;Ditto and Birmingham, 155; South .. 23,023 24,962 47,985 7,974 367 s 6l w s ith l i 7 n h i e l l ... 15,911,725 A . ,54 • cility in conveying to pupils the information found in this circumstance, coupled with the fact of the razor Man 56 41,000 17- ... 47,985 England &Wales 8,872,980 14 I C o,ls s o u , i , 2a, ,York and North Midland, 86 ; Ditt02,628,957 those works. He is just at the time of life when, full being found in so unusual a place, that gave rise to the - - Scotland... '4 i'• r tq eAI of spirit and vigour, the greatest benefit may be ex- report that she had been unfairly dealt with. The in- Total 57,598 66,481 124,079 19,159 865 220 103,710 19.6 ... 124,079 Islands in the? 89,508 15.8 103,710 19.6 124,079 t h e oney Market continues in ••• ••• ••• a tight state, owingmake inquiries into thecase,British Seas... S "• specie de that has prevailed petted from his exertions. In conclusion, I must ob- specter then proceeded to L Gold •nveuerettourdn in the provinces for II P 1 1, when it appeared that the deceaseds only child, a girl serve, that the Learned and on. atrons lave amp e Sl3 11/1 M. A .R. Y . is now stated to be tradelo 47 9 048 14 I 11.964,303 ... 1 4,161,83 C. 15 1,599,068 14 1,813,688 . 1 . 6 . 2,093,45 C 13' ' ' ' 4 ''' . 4 11 4 - '„ ildon which, should it cont.' assurance that Mr. Muller possesses the high personal between four and five years of age, who slept w ith Great Britain 366 011 14' 18 664,76 1 titi, - "Y give relief. As to an active o in h g so, ag m a i 'i will recommendation of being, in the best meaning of the her parents, awoke about seven o clock, noseand ran down .--.......____ i r„eannot be anticipated till after Christmas., however GßEAT BRITAIN, AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. *This Return includes only such art of the Arm Na term, a gentleman, fitted by disposition, character, and stairs, screami ng . that her mammy's was bleeding her daughter . • in if elected A lodger in the house sent up, who re- 10sols, Money, 884 1 • ditto Account, 8 acc omplishment, to adorn the society which,POPULATION AND HOUSES IN 1841.* p vy, and Merchant Seamen as were at the time of the .8 , 83 . ~ I ;" 4 ary, 89t I ; Spanish, 21i ;4. i 7 VILIttO, , Reid. TI lodger andanother to this Chair, he will be destined to move. I have to turned ! saying that there was a horrid-looking man in ' CLOSING PRICES ,Increase or Decrease of Popula- JOINT-STOCK BANKS V. PRIVATEw haIe i 14 41. BRITISH FUNDS.and were horror-struck at finding de apologise for addressing you at such length. For the bed with Mrs. le PERS 0 N S, HOUSES, don as compared with the Returns BANKS.-CITY OF BATH, casting vote in favour of the private bank, the . t % -Rt a ock 163/ 'lndia Stock and doubt not, ceased with her throat cut, and dead. It further ap sake of musical science, for the honour of our Uuiver- at last went up, 1841. 1841. discussion was speedily put an end to, by it b eing nix- Ix G at Red. 873 Ditto Bonds - 24% city, and the credit of our city, I hope, eased 's husband, who is a carpenter, of 1831. (FROM A c oaRESPONDENT.) covered that the then proceeding was irr • e gular and K vent cons r‘i , Ipr that this election will be conducted on the principle eared that dec 883 Ditto Old A nnu iti es ~, _ dour digniori ;in which case, I confidently anticipate working under Mr. Cubitt, at Thames Bank, had left e auk contrary to their Act of Parliament, the notice convening x r N ai k•ent Red.. 97i 'Ditto New Annuities... - the success of Mr. Muller.-I am, &c., home at six o'clock, his usual hour of going to work, . Increase or , of ,Hobhouse, Mlle% .and having stopped e door of the the meeting not havi a g. been affixed on th ”e l , 1 per Cent Decrease In consequence of the .old ' established private b F L 6 nt 98a Ex. Bills, 1,000/....21d Bpm Edinburgh, Nov. 12, 1841. PHILIARMONIST. but no disturbance was heard before he went. Inspector , Isha- Unin-seventy parish church of Walcot. -•%. per Cent Ditto 5001.- lO pm Taylor went after the man, whom he found quietly at Males. Females. Totals. Build- 1' ,, 31 per Cent. 1841. b a nk rupts, form affixed to years standing becomi n g ..._. a Vonuitiestoexpire Ditto Small. . - hired. habited. ' ' ing. -- • payment, and there b y tlie secure old firm of meeting of On Sunday, Nov. 7, notice was in due _ __ O tt 100.... l2a Bank Stock for Acct.. X 45 Baussm.s Nov 17. -Mr. Waller, Charge d'Affaires tinned him, and received the most satisfactory answers. Incr. Deer. f Waleot in t &c ., the out-part the door of the parish church, and on Thursday, Nov. took place, when 4,.. 185 9 0 f the parish 0 , he city of Bath, 15, the special meeting accordinglY - r -y.1. 1860. lndia Stock for Acct._ - of England at Brussels, will preside at the dinner to be The man Reid, who was dreadfully affected, said he -____,-_____ sth of Octo *ssioners, Mr. John 12 11-16 Consols for Acct wavbeld on the 5 ber, for the purpose of sp. there were present only ten Commi six 88i given to-morrow at Vauxhall on the occasion of the e mid not account for the act. England 7,321,8 75 7,673,633 14,995,508 2,753,295 162,756 25,88 i 13,091,005 14.5 ... 14,995,508 . . tine a Treasurer, in, the place e stro n gest, to fie t ,§ „ , _ FOREIGN FUNDS, birth of a Prince, the heir apparent to the Crown of It is 11remar k e d in Westminster Hall genera y ,W ales 447,533 463,788 911,321 188,196 10,133 1,769 806,182 13. ... 911,321 Poln ---- - t which meetino- there of Messrs. Hobhouse Allen and his friends, of course th . Mr. King. Five 1 I , o ...' per ° cent.... - ;Portuguese, 5 per cent. - Great Britain. Vice-Presid ent 'and C 0.,, b were present only three, exclusive of the same Chairman, , Sir - Montague ; Persons ascertained to . tcath... Per sent lOO3 'Ditto, New Dittothat notwithstandine. the long vacation which has elapsed p resent atthe last meet - Stewards, Colonel Bryan, Mr. March, Dr. L Mr. • • • 6 the - •-• have llin eight Commissioners (out of 23), when four of the of the Commissioners who were roceedings, refused to a." 4 40.7 33° .d. - even, since the last sitting of Courts, the present is the been rave g the Commissioners for raying, - ‘ . l . AYr A .... Plunkett, and Mr. Snalchard. A Belgian Society, formed for the purpose of working 893 •4,896 ... 4,896 Commissioners were in favour of Messrs. Tugwell, ing, being much annoyed at t he p tt i lotr, _ es,- per en. - 'Russian, 5 per cent ll2l dullest and most uninteresting term ever rememberk d by Railways an . _ •• • •• • • • ... •••would have been a D itto, b '3 per cent..... - Ditto, Metallic - considerable lead mines on the banks by the oldest legal practitioner. nals during the night I • Clutterbucke, and Mackenzie's Bank, and the remain- attend, whereby, otherwise, there . ofthe ' h.tt?, 1 Z 6 Per cent,. - Spanish, 5 per cent 2lid tth X SUPPOSED Loss OF THE of of June. 6, 1841 ...... j ing four in favour of the West of England and South ' • majority against Mr. A c , f ini t e 4 . ...... ... ..... - Ditto, Deferred .ll just discovere , i a e istanee of • a league from that d Ca- 1 -__ _______ - ------ Wales District Bank, and the Chairman d that the oricrinal resolution anxiety has been felt here during the man gave his cast- it need scarcely be stated i N,,','" Per ce n t - French, 5 per cent. -f. -e. river a very rich vein to . copper and zinc, of considerable Y Woodman, present . week in 15 911,725 ing bankers r ' ,_ ' England and Wales... 7,773,411 8,138,314 15,911 725 2,941,491 172,889 27,651 13,897,187 14 - 5 ••• , ~ vote in and the private , Tugwell, Clut- Ktii e 4", 5 per cent. - Exchange -f• -c extension, which promises to yield large profits. b t tit tth consequence of a rep r a e of this port, ' favour of the Joint-Stock Bank, after a was rescinded, ti 4 te, B '' Per cent.... - French, 3 percent. -f. -c The Moniteur of to-day published, in its non-official Indies had been lost, and bound for the East , . that all the Scotland 1,2 4 46 , 0 402 37 1,382,530 2,628,957 503,357 24,307 2,760 2,365,114 11.1 ... 2 628 95/ etira, tri ll: cent, 1 8 25 - Dutch, 2i per cent 3l l' part, two projects of law:- crew had perished. By the arrival of the Kingston, s I lands in the British 1 - 8 6 / ,59 66,481 124,079 19,159 865 22C 103,710 19'6 ... 124,079 security to the public ; and accordingly the clerk was The Clerk. to the Coramissiouers, it is clearly . under " strong contest by each party as to which was the best terbuck, and Mackenzie, appointed Treasurers... t ' B2B , 6 per ct. - Ditto, 5 per cent. .d lawpresented by the Minister of M`Lean, at Dublin, from China, we learn that the Wood- Seas -__-_ _-_____ - -- forthwith directed to communicate the appointment, stood, is ana dv ocate e- SHARES Finance for granting to his epartment a credit of . man and the latter vessel came into collision due ingthe GRP A T BRITAIN. 9.077.4 3 6 9.587,325 18.664,761 3.464.007 198.061 30,631 16.366.011 14; •• 761 and to open the account at the J int 18,664, -Stock Bank and titioreditor under the bankruptcy of Hobhouse I 'Ri m ,. , Di ,inguarri and Derby Railway (100 pd) 47 i a half year's interest (from the night the line, by which the li . near ingsten was much a C one of the Commissioners is also a cre -1 i tir _t . te Thirds (20 raid) e Ist of Novem er of the loan of a - a g • dmedln an hour afterwards, the report of a gun * This Return includes only such part of the Army, Navy, and Merchant Seamen as were at the time of for private banks, as he is the p Cgham and Gloucester Railway (100 p) - Ist of May to the was heard from the Woodman and in the lapse of three- the Census within the Kingdom on Shore. Board of Commissioners had upwards of 600/. Gr e‘t ° l , l evv Shares (71 paid) ... 43 20,160,000 francs. resented by the same Minister, quarters of an hour more the 'lights on board of her dis- bank of Hobhouse and C the privatep., whe n it Ditto 1 estern Railway (65 paid) of 1,916,400 francs to appeared, from which circumstance it is feared she mustthe name of Allen, who seldom attends more than four at , New Shares (50 paid 5 6 / - relative to a supplementary credit - MANCHESTER, ASHTON - UNDER-LYNE, AND dale, Bolton, and Stockport-we . . times This appointment having been made qu:te contrary ditor tor 400/., and still advocates private banks. Ditto . et of the complement of the ante- r, derive the benefits anticipated i ng 2 d, uery-Did the Commissioners take a securit y f rom i• q‘ ,_ . Fifth (4 paid) 1841) of the loan of consequence of it being fine weather, and the time which SHEFFIELD RAILW A y.--OPFNING To GODLEY.-The ing that all parties may . was convened, and held on Tuesday, November . /!.,r:1: Junction Railway (100 paid) - sto cl pped. tendon and Brighton (50 paid) 37 capital, contracted by virtue 86,940,000 francs nominal capi peered, that the crew may have got into the ,g,,,ts disap- "Directors' opening. , the Directors mention that a grand dis- that the reso- bound to do, for the public safety ; and bas the Clerk - 1;? t , and Blackwell Railway (25 paid)... - 0 - the law of 26th June 1840. may have been picked up at sea.-Hull 71' boats,d trip along this line, preparatory to its being thrown an . as •.‘ The Brussels papers . when it was moved by Mr. John Allen, --____ _fur as Godley-bridge, about . b • of medals for the exhibition of the best articles dhC 11 t ' th ' d ' *nded, an t e o ec or given e require security? .- • -perhaps L on e: New Shares (- paid) 3l is 15(1 ' lnies. open to the public ge, eight tri ution lotion of the appointment of Treasurer be Iry at which there were sixteen Commissioners present, their Treasurer, as by their Act of Parliament they are ,--A TRUISM -A person p assimplace exposition of arts and manufactures at Brus- eluded, to Mr. Allen can inform the public ; and whether M 1.,,, ,, and Birmingham (90) ......... and in the event of such resolution being res . Messrs. .46 w i ck, and observie upon h tal on Sunday, in th I e rotestant , ion Tugwell, Clutterbuck, and Mackenzie, t ri „,; 1 ° 0 11 and Greenwich Railway (20 pd) 6,i Amsterdam cF.l2 7i Gibraltar.... ........... 45 • , g , a d oor , " Haswell, gar " Frederick SIBIIII, the inspector appointed by the Board sels took place in t ateapi irregular discuss have COURSE OF EXCHANGE-(YE S TER DAY). commenced geon, . elect another Treasurer ; a very Igiven se -1,. e and South Western Allen, in supp ament says no- Witand North Midland Railway (50 paid) 86 Rotterdam ...... ...2 U. 12 8 Genoa .., .............. ..• 3 _ • ' 25 9 ° •' H without the .-York Courant, oald be as well of Trade to examine railways prior to opening, ar- Church of the Augustins. The King and Queen with the having taken place, Mr. declared that the Joint-Stock thing about bankers, therefore all this hubbub must end -41 in gold, 40 in silver gilt, 119 in resolution, unhesitatingly , , of butchers in smoke, as the Commissioners have t° New Shares (15 paid) Miss Romer, Wilson ! and Guibilei with Mr. Locke, engineer to the were as follow .. rived here on WrdnesdaY, and went over the line the Ministers were present at this ceremony. The medals consisting ,Ta 4, "----E_....................... Hamburgh lll 813 131 Venice ................. ... 47 . Monday last, and have been playinc , in the op same day, •in company , e irec bronze besides 76 r w-fan led bank, not legally ep , -ar ty Agpo • • 3 93 an engagement at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, on •• •••C o ., d. a security as the pointed a Treasurer. ~, ea , 11.TATION SCHEME.-We have ob- Altc . nia - silver,and 282 in bro appels, or men- Bank was ane g second time and 148 mentions honorables. and bakers, and by no h h bad been •k th .oree 0 • a tors determined on an expe rim ental trip themselves next tions for the . ____, • le ebe eamous symptoms of a design on the part Paris, 3 days' sight ... 25 60 Palermo, per oz ..........1 18 1 118/ 52 La Sonnambula Cinderella, and Era 6 • " eras dand fixedthe oncning to the .public for Wednes.• After the distribution, the Minister of wards. The arguments t ead- , ax Ditto, 3 months 25 85 Lisbon d that h c i o s n M fer aj r e e s d a t . , h d e es d ir e o c u n s ra o t f io g n iv o i f ng th s e til o lf r u d r e th r e o r f established forty yearsmaenadusu sp: the Interior an- private bank of Tugwell net Peoph, ,- ers, to get rid of the clamours of a starv- Marseilles 27 opera of the Love Spell was to be predated, for the bane- latin the Shareholde day next. Congratu g . rs on the nounce d e • Stock Bank were well supported SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT HER MAJESTYS uf agement to tha t arts an man .actures ca the e t;o ,:the n ' t u l y sending them to our colonies. Death is Bourdeaux 25 90 'Rio Janeiro the openin of t • g he line presents encour in support of the Joint- Of the Commissioners pro- STATIONERY OFFICE.-011 Thui sday afternoon, shortly 11114`.1kli ;nth he work of the bare-bones Ministry fast Frankfort on Maine... 150* Bahia of reaping a return for the capital sunk in the works, country, , epeedy prospect which . in every respect, and one o d , after two o'clock, as a twopenny postman, named Benja • th q , l ,'hre ent e Y are determined to resort to the second Petersburgh, 3Us ... 37f Buenos Ayres - Le Postilion de Longumeau, as adapted to the English and the public of the H 0 b district through which the line Leopold on Messrs. H. Or ban, manufacturer at Liege ; doted the summary deed of . settlement, an also the min Elson, was descending the steps of the above office, N o g%eed s ,_ ut the criminal code, by transporting a few Berlin-. 7 New York,2ldays sight 46/ stage by Mr. Wilson when in America, is to be la, d of D • e ns of Brussels • V Z passes, especially the towns _ _. unkinfield, Glossop, Annema ~P .. , an uylen, of Bruges • tail- 1 1 count show' ' p ye of Tournay , Hemptenne, jun of Ghent • Nevertheless one half of the Commis th,Ple wiir,t'Yond the seas. We hope that the . suffering Vienna, effec.. fl. 3M. 953 Philadelphia 46 in Birmingham for die first time. Hyde, Mottram, Tintwistle, Hollinwood, Ashton, Staly- son, f -, • '' ' Corbisier , 267,287 1 . 10s. , . . . he fell with great violence. the ' to bottom of the steps. ditto th , se, 4u..ea n n e allowed to have a voice in the selection of Triest . e, • • 956 PRICES OP BULLION, PER OZ. NOWIOII, &C., on the increased facilities of Mons ; Vett,ere, o Courtrai ; Peltzer, of Verviers ; . decided in favour o f the private bank of Upon being raised up it was discovered that one of his tap process of ,e.nigrauts. Why should we not begin Madrid - bridge, Denton,. . for communication which this ' will give •11 of Namur • of Ghent R ' P railway - once- stoners were . . t four hundred • dreadfully f three partners in preference opartners in legs was. fractured. He was conveyed to th e Cadiz ghee his children entirely depending on him for support. Willi Manchester and Liverpool, on which their prospe- let, of Liege ; Rosseel, of Ghent ; and William Wood, the Joint-Stock Bank, i z i d n a i t d og t: C h w isZi l t i c l i i t juncture, Westminster Hospital. He has a wife and thrice small ai r t)es or "et_ thinning our ranks, by shipping off a few Bilbao •. 36 New Doubloons OO 0 given :- The game of fortune ; shuffle the cards as you •as of Borgerhout. In the evening there was &grand dinner ,K18;g8d1106n 5h03e8.9. 18_ 1 , 4cl-71, the bread -taxers to the antipod es ?-44n11- 1 when the Chairman, a x Circular. Barcelona - at Vauxhall. Seville ,.. 36 Silver in Bars... 0 4 Ili favourable a poSitiOns Tit so much depends, and which will place them in _ _ s. ~-