The Sun. — London, England, 1855-09-26 00:00:00

• .T • . . . , . •• • ' . • • • .. • . • ; iSPAPLiTEZ . • /L • . • • • ' • - - . .„ 41111 14 . .• • • f A :G . , 4 :/4 '` T _- , • • , f 2 • - - 6 ; 47.....c4 4 1 — * 7 r :s )•jt . • 2.04 . .( . 1 11.4; 1 (- 1 : 1 ; 1 .1; u : - itIN may. ices ° _ r)1•17 LIVERY OF , H. - • 1..t - -0.• 7, ...51 , -i4 ••• iv +Z" - n ,• tb' 1 1 0 - ' , .‘!V , • It• 7• •••• - -- 12 4 •. 4,, . Lh . ' - 91 t ' twoa screw etearn , . , „ , YAi~ . c•fiAsir , . , • • . • • • , Wit'' . , itorr.44 41\ • " ' s. 615 - 12 r , f • .••arclu - 2 , .• • al./ • • 1 4,1 4:4 NAVAL INMELLI_ , , _ • !...--......... 7 ... 1 L- - - A.PPOtINO, _ N. A a ii.,,ls C. J. 8.if . :,..). (1850), to :be Ct,1{..:•4.c•t.'7, SO, I -ship of MO hcr:e ii ,,, zrEr, With titillxisic W. A. Caoibier (1555), to the Excellk.a 1: It t'P . 33 ‘,. ..ie j .14'141.1.v., • 6„. r li iiileel 3, 0 '470- repo r, wAVtb.e . altteo 'feet. .A. , t , is'.:lnt Surgt4.4 - le. 7 1%Lion (1852), to the Caradoe, ,p , q) paddle-wheeriteraia-ecso4 0350-lierse Ty:wer, at _. _ _ ...._ _ .. b ortemetttli. - -fa ~ dr:A _rifitrerca ....-il-titlii'. - t PAymaster In Clarge G. Lapridge (18,74), to the Caradoc. _ . I the P ril [ealo r ' erect" ... i ltbris,vl.l•Ew,-- Tie'd •tldi !r•e to .i o i 1:i :tot C. , ..1 a nir.,. •,, 1 o - y o 2rellow-citiz, , ,, , , I .., ~, •'. w v ~,-., ti , n 441.1-crinLy P + f it . -4 'e for tile Office or '' v I' , :-', ~f i 11 , DON n x t year. Ny m. ans ,T a le me to sue r' tte 017.,:e w , tb tie d gully it dcserves ; and - an eeld I succeed, my .'cl'oP. - . :.!Itizeni may rt•st assured nol influence 1,, r ` l MY purse are Ot t,elr.co,-,-:InIr I to suppress all attempts to dis b their eujoyme,& oo ,1:r ~ F il:bl•III•hlY. I bavo the heltuur to be, . . a faithful Servant, .. • I-ers nos!' ni , r , i , 1 t rill . II:::. , .:111' t 1: :NOIR RIC`.I AIIDSOII, Citf7. - m and Joiner. . d ten • ------. ..... ;39 ;0 ...... ........ 34. • ... .37 ........ :40 .. ... tie.. .39 In• • • 39 IPRIM 4D: fi Do LO NP " NESDA M Y EVENING, SEPTEBIT , 'R -6 iP55,. Ivida O NES , 0 t 9.6 I, Select Articles of Taste, Musical Instruments, fine Paintings, • exten,siveC , 41, , ti0n of Books, &c. ESSRS. DEBENHAM, STORR, and SON 1.9 IL will SELL, by AIX aux, at their Rooms, King,-'street, Co vent-garden, on MONDAY next, Octatser Ist. and several following days (Sunday excepted), each sale commencing at I,' a varied col lection of FORFEITED PROPERTY, reserved' agreeably to set of Parliament for quarterly sale, including bri'lla,t-toned double and single harps by the first , makers, and in beautiful condition; fine o d violins, guitars, violoncellos, cornopc flutes, and accordions ; recolo, Cottage, and grand pi nofertes, hr StodArt, Broad Wood, and and collard, Wornurn, ; a 63 1 -ecte.4 -tevyart's patent Kriphonieon ; fine chel-ea, Dre,den, and Sevres China ornaments ; bronze, marble, and alabaster buts of distinguished persona;es ; .urg cal and mathematical Instruments, 'magic:lanterns, carved ivory chess and draughts men, cases of fo re lo birds, Sze ; many thousand volumes of books .in general :Iteratore, (Brig modern law works, term reports, and others treating •on botany, :nedipine, surge F. history, and biography, classical works, &c.; alt extensive assemblago p a intings and drawings, by favourite masters. in, eluding Choice spocimens of Norland, Berghein, Rembrandt, Foos sin, Tenters, Cuvp, Guido, Potter, Cooper, Wostall, Wilson, Bullock, & a . ; r eale no engravings, and ot4eF hems pf an coma. mental character, pledged Ander their Apt of p.altarn •nt, in rootitlis p , i u• to Septem' , er,' , Aril, with the fopming namely t —Richard .A o tenborough, sem; Richard Attenborougl; ; Robert At -Richard DUO. late Stepins; Ditto, late. Chaffer , ; G.eo A tpg ou.ab ; A. Henboro.gliaate LaWton ; Avant; Ditto, late Brook; Aaron !Arts , Baker; 13oreess i'arnett ; Placklaan ; Wizard; 'crooks, late Flamer; B Berke - ; i; B irker ; Crouch; Courtney; Ciark ; ; 4:bap:Tian, faebeaha'n; Cordwell ; aclin an I Sal; ; (;,:Tstle ; easel ; . Par, , sinore, and . J. Payne, late Vangtr.ai: Dobree anal ; Pop ; a ncl , )icker ; W. Dicker ; Davi§ ; Fish ; Pieta:4l;4; Farmer ; Fisher ; Finney; runes a:.d Cogswell; Fullmer; ; s4de 1; Gill; Hedges II s Hawgoori ; Ilarrlsens ; Harr:son ; Kirkh s , tog; Livermore, Day, , 6 ,4'1'6yrif..., late 'Newby ; Luxmoor-, gun easter. and Warr : I‘l, , ss; Nule ; ; Payne; Livermore and. tray, late Yiewbf and Payle ; Furter ; ;nl `; lildpath ; Radnor ; Ilobeas s ; -Row ey, -.ate Vail; the late el*plien.s ; Solom , ll, late mown, ;a d St yens, Siouly , ol - ; S'r'ith Tine; ; furrier; 'Tats: Trail; J. F. ; oinllnson and Rich raison ; ialt4 Per illy; Ditt6, late Eft 13goon honipstm, Richardson, an 'i hauitiaa, - ;: W. 'foinlinvori;'Torntilisolt, hili.a.k,i,.acr tt , Praese ; Vaughtto and o . ; 4 .,tp Grant and CO. ; Walter.; Wha - t n ; ffa'•oe j..‘y ; [Valuer; Wood; Wel!Whi ; Wayia ; mtg ; :;" and goods wi h thel4l' asl :tieenviiy_for ).1 tbe pot . ! of yrhicti has expired. :Nay 4. ; 12w (~ , r 1. and ('a a :-saues had rizelf , ,arav47 nrccedieg end parlags at the Mt.tr3,llling,4lriFet, T.EIE LOSDOI,\T GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. Foot, having been proniotrd to the Drevc.l Rank of Lient,;.: Colonel on '7th June;l.64B, for service in the field, and having consequently competed six years' service in that raiik on 7th June, - 2855, to bo,Colonel iu the Army, in conforthity frith the moi , Sorantluni; dated. is May, 1335, NB commission Li bear dae lth June, 1S ). The untlermoutioued Quiets of tile East India Company's Service to have the local and temporary rank of Ensign during the period of thoir being placed Under, the command of Colonel Sandliam, of the B,oyal Engineers, at Chatham, for' fieldinstructions in the art of sapping arid miniu , : Henry Cecil Moore, Gent., an d H arve y Rh o d es Faber,' Gent. LO 1:27 D'4`l.hit)()FNififp• Acting Assistiint'Sur;:iiii J. L. Sands, to Plynicuth Flo tiara! tr) t'ie qieutili, 84" i with the Flket ; C. V. Ilcirialy,.toEtke .:1-nfigaut, 24, screw steam-frigate, of 310-horse power, North America and West India station; H. B. Stewart, to the Royal Albert, 121, screw steam-ship, of 500-horse power, iu thl Eiack-* . us,- for ; diiposal,; \ Faleou ,tp the .sitiltora, 8,-Aton screwistdiWtroop-,4hip, of -361/Lhorse power, Mediterranean station ; H. A. Monteith, A. W. S. Lyon, and C.-fr. - S. - De to the Indefatigable, 60 flag ship, South East Cpast. ofAniericastation. Country El ets. .01 • TO THE saArtrwoi,Dl...,l:4 TN - T 1 IVESTETiN ('F A•. I,WAY. EIWEIT per • Cent,' is jest declared, awl y Traffic is noaly doubled since last year. I-3L I CATIONS DAY OF VIANICSGIVING. At the Court at Balmoral, 'the 24th Uny of SePternbor, 1855, present the Queen's ➢Most' Excellent Majesty ie Council. " 7 The • following letter la's been addressed. to p coutempotary Sir, -Even . if 'the naval preparations conteMplated shall be commenced, as you propose, before the lst'of Octither, and 200 gun and mortar vessels shall be coin vw4ta a view tio compel the-enensy to acquire the objeets of the Nv ar, I do not hesitate to record nts . opinion'tfiat neither the deatrirotion of the defences of Cronstadt, nor- that of the 'Rlissian fleet; can be - accorn. piished iliy veisets of any description-; nay - , more, that the result of sack attack mill prate discreditable to our country. . 'We have witnessed the defence.crnade, by the less fn-- midably fortified nrsenal of Sebastopol against artniei; amply provided with every known Means of destructic.n, all of v:Mich failed until a gallant and Fanguipary hand to-hand encounter:decided its fate. , Long range, Sir (entailing the vertical descent of pro jectiles),-can produce littleleffect where there are bomb 14vettla to shelter the garrison, and earthen mounds to race or back , the rarnoarts—even if the ,attacking gun and mortar boats gheuld he free from annoyance by vee sels of a simi'ar description, and frJiu the effects of larger garis and 'mortars fni the besieged ramparts, than pos- sibly can be carried, even by thn'euorninua arks 'cane° bombproof batteric) once dostineta for CrouStadt, but recently sent to a wore; 4116/ant quarter. It may be a corisolation to koow that the mEalls Efi-e -tnally to slit-Jane the :Java? nowter of Russia may be com pleted, thougn commenced some months later than you assign for he preparations, which I deem_ i4ideqnate. Therefore, the publiomay, in the meanwhile, make up. their minds 'whether to let the war linger, or bestir themselves to promote infallible means to bring it to a *lose. - „ I air, Sir, your obliged and obedient servant, Louden, September. DIINDONALD. NEW NOVEL BY TUE'ALITHOIi OF "LiosEr., DEERMIRST." - . , VIAND TRUNK W ILAY COMPANY t•f CANADA..—%*idleeis •:• •• , v ext , t'n, That a CA. Lof 2/. 10s. ot Der share on each alit: . . series of the. altar s tfth , Company 1111.41,e-it I:la.' , at: ae and payable on Feisty, ` 4 C 12th (-MY of Ocitti•or• 4 t CALL of IP/. will siso lea it,te am_'. ;,:tvrtlile on each of the Certi eigeS exchangealtle for Com pa- ! , clm , • tims 10 , il and 1.: on etch of eertifleatci exChange•thle for the Debentures of the Province of Biz per cent. interest will be charged on the Calls as long as they •elhain in arrear. 4 Call Letter will i•e• s enf to s'e't shareholder for the pa y ment of 4. 7 4 %11 on his shares T hey citent tire Certificates nwst be presented "the Bankers, in order thati.te payment of dui Call may be marked 4011 them. Solders have the powar of pa,lng up in full on their shares a nd d ebentures. Interest at the rate of (t per cent. per aneum is eald on ' 4lB tims received in Ovum , of Call- , o n either shares or debentut es. , Payments to he made at the Banking House of Messrs. Glyn, "ws. and Co., 67, Lem tinfd4t. Pet. • . By order of the Board. • • WILLIAM I CII A PAUL Secretary. . Offices of the Campatty, 21. 011 , f i oad-street, London, igth. • . Jut ready, to 3 vols., • • rflg E P R.I E S T'S NIECE. By th? Antllcr of " Lionel Deerhurst." X , Horst and "Ilt,kprt, nbiishers, successors to Henry Colburn, 13 Great MariborOugh•strect. It is this day ordered, by her Majesty in Council, that Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury do prepare a Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving, to Almighty God fir the sig n:el and repeated successes obtained by the troops of her Majesty, and by those of her Allies, ia the Crimea, and especially for .the capture of. tha town of.Sebastopol ; and that such Ferns of Prayer and Thanksti:ing be used in all churches and chapels in England and ales, and i n tits town of Berwick-uPoei-Tweed, upon Sunday the thirtieth day of this instant September, or upon the Sunday after the ministers of such churches and chapels shall ralpectively receive the same: . , T HE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, p. Ice Xi.. will hn patilshed October I. - • co:NTE.,rra.: The nudermentioned officers, having been selected for .:ervice with. the Turkish Contingent, to have a step of local rank while so employed:— To- have the local rank of Major—George Caldwell Dickins, Esq., late Captain 46th Foot. To have the local rack of Captain—Lientanants Joseph -Hind, 26th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry; F. C. Han bury Williams, 16th Light Dragoons ;Newton Charles Chichester, 3d Light Dragoons. . • To have the local rank of Assistant-Sargeon—William Isaac Spencer, Gent. To have the Local Rank of `Acting Assistant-snrgeon— Wirry rues 'Simpson, Gent.; George Barnes Mowbray Gent. T. Sir Isaac Newton. • ,Tha' War, in 'Asia'. ' ' Spenser hi,l Li'e and Pogtr. -- . IV. Land 4 of tee Slave and thsreN V. Par's In 1855 VT. The ('hrLt of History. ' VII. Tennvsnn's Maud. VIII. War 1 , , ll' (:), (treat Britalo. 'IX. Our Epilogris on Affairs and Woks. London: Ja , k , On and Walford, 18, St. Paul's Churchyard; and Simpkin;ziaranaa, and Co., Stationers' hall-court. 134' Ds s „IIY hg e p o r e icee w t ert , both ncl it llereby further ordered that her Majesty's Printer do forthwith print a competent number of copies Of the said Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving, in order 'that the same may be forthwith sent round and read in the 01 -114c0 1 11 4 4: 1 1 0 . eliajels in England and Wales, and in the tovtn of Berwick-uponaweed. C. C. GEEVILLE. • - At the Oourt at Balmoral, the 24th day of September, 18.55, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in It is filiß day ordered, by her Majesty in Conncil, that all 1411i49rki 9 414 prioell'erk of elle g:,tablished Church in - that part of Greatßritain called Scotland, as of th, :!piseop . al Communion protected and rllowei by act pasied ;IP the tenth year of the reign of her Majesty Queen Anne, cap. 7; (10, 4i spate tinw (hiring the exercise of PiVilieServce in their churches, congregations, or as ''QPlLlig4, un 4tuulay the thirtieth clay of this inemit Sep tember, orfon the Stinday after the Ministers or Preachers of• inch ohnrches, congregations, or assetrihlies rekroc ilyely shall be - enibled poi to do,, p - 4t, up *taxers and Ilianksg to, A Inii2,-ixty t4 l :,t 4 foi tl - re signal and repeated successes ohtained 'by the -treoTS her%,Majesty, and by those of her Allies, in the Crimea, and ...especially - 4 i t ine of the town of SebAtitopoli C. C. GnEvittf. l - LIVERPOOL—SErT. 25. The - market w..!11 attended to-day, and a healthy demand for -- albeat ?at an adVka‘ce of Ii per bushel over Friday, be j4g ab ou t 2d' on th e wee k. Kau' also is per sack and . bar rel, ru.iian corn Ci beans ls. and peas 2 s per qr. dearer. Barley b ro i • ght full prices. Oats and oatmeal were each rather e as i er to purchase. te t' c r to ;Ss; low /11 ' !i3 Per 4 ,e.; to 2° r d ( cloy " ove the NEW STORY ny THE AUTHOR OF " roUNTZ.RPARTS" AND "CIIARLF;. I AUCHEST. R." Jut published, in one Tolume. • 1 f y FIRST`SEASON. By 117 ATE rCli: REYNOLDS. i.onrlon : an co.. 65. • ornhill. .IPSWICE—SitrT. 25. ' The supply of.wheat exceedit , gly small, with a free sale, at rather inure: A : l d rates. Barlev was also it , small sup. ply, but a free sal N - at high price's 3‘is to Ils being readily paid. no tracla _firm, witii an upward tenueucy. PliA, QUARTFAL.I iglu qu.swrrA, WEsat; red (old) 78s to 79F.' RztE e: , rsndirtg . :15 to 36s Ditto () • -..—s to - -- - 5; , 13 , eans - • —s to -8 Ditto, whiee BOB to f32P i'as Ditto (•..)1(7.) - s!Ditto (vvhite) - .• 4 limy .Barley, malting ...-. 38s-to 41r: Floor, p*rAinck. Q 9 i I w 1 „ *rosy . 4 ,1 31$ vs" .free on remittance of a Post-office Order, Cary lege . THE LONDO _L., . NT -POOR. A Ili s tory, of th e People, - -lying - a Literal - Description of the i, from their own Lip , , -,. — •- , ,ts, in theirs wn " nnvarnished' • Labor, E ,, rninr.ri, Trois, and .4urt`r".- , f their nor, e. and Fond I nenage, and pourtra,ying the (: radition .. 'Ondividnal. , at' thei• lies, from l'ersbri , l - Conimnnication with it . .astrationS of th Dwellings. Edited by linsltY 3.l4kYnEti. With • ---, .. re otypes, b , peen.-s and P..400. , ....ticter.,:bed. tram 4peci,,l norm,. -sato /rill " Be- rd." - 2 yob., 16s. ;Ai Nitni'Set ion relating to " Those ~ not Work," 21s. Goa. Wels - I) , M, 3P,'Strand,L6ndon. . —,_ _. . AVERAGE/I FOR 'MI WICK moms SEPT. 22, 1855, Wheat Oats CO* 01 35 „ sls od 37 „ 364 lid „ Od Peas Barley Bears lii cr 'or .T r. mornar, Secretary. Company's Offleeq, Ines Cr , , , f , Tuesday, 25th Sote tn tie; , 13 5. R A V . E S.f A C -tiootber Packet 9 eall.at the tl The packets en!) tile. Pio , * a I FROM TER.TIMIT , Pt • Fen ' churcb Stroet 'N _ 2 ;i To or Prom Grave; erfd•a „ t.Travesend fa „ F rll.ll and Lon4 , Al • Erith and litackwi be; 'Tern c4rav,tnin}g.n. September 81), 1355 Ild 'all or Wo .s. . 0 THE' GRE&T 1.-TORTHERN RAILWAY • COMPANY:. . ant (lncorporated PTO , cap. 71. 26th June, 1846.) . The • e..„.Director desire t . e ptcParei to receive Tenders 14,n00 Five pCr cot, Pret-rener, Share 3 of 2/. 108 each, redeem .; Wile a t 5p r cent premium, crewed on the Pith Decemter, R 54. • Inkier the authority of the R i•c,lation of ,he Dalr-yearly General 0 10, ~,,) 4e ettnA • f the - 215th Atiztr4t, I,•5•!, an con,l r•ed by " The Great erthern o Railway A et, neon wh d icir.7/. 10s. has been paid, c' e " 113 , 1 : ctill unpaid oer,sli.tre.. to .be hereafter naid on calls helm: Itade for the same, in. snms ef no!'" nake - tatt 21. 10s, a h, and a , 'Lrvals of not lea t.a.n41444 , ••• tneittbst shares are th • .re esinder, urtappyopriatc - d =1..1t14110;" 00, mut the nom her is too small to enah'e rho Itlre - ROrs - TraVr them rate • ably to the proprietors: These Fhares wilt be entitt 0 to Pte'ercnce- Dlyldend half-yearly, 14 0 - 11.1,1 e in IMarch and Ser, , eml:er ; such Div deed to the 31. t ecrnber next. to the am it tof 4d., on the 7 1 1 08 . pa'd wir ~ve accrued on each of the ,, ss , a em, and will he ps• able in March "leXt, with the "ftv7,lfrids Id h: beet Mel for this current half - year, " d iDg 31st December nett. • 0 Though for cooven tencel hey e herein described and are 'o. be ha as 5 per Cent. Preference lzhares of 12/. 10s. each, with 7 1 104 ld up end 5/ to he pa,4, redeema,ne at 5 prr cent premium, they „'L win become, from *he- Ist. Oct , ' cr next ..(in common with all the nler shares of the Company), it:Sr: •AFred and will therefore ;re issued, reelstered in the ram, of the Purchases as 5 per Cent. toi ference.Stock. ledoem . ih'e at 5 per Cent. premium, on which • per cent. has been -tivid up. - - p • Parties may tender for ,all or any pertioa of these shareS. The sum 'end , red, If accepted; roost be re,tl ti - thot the Ccmpany's Rankers ott or bet Tne.sclay, 23.1 Oc•ol , cr, 1;35'). Tenders from Regis' era.t Prcr?rietor , of ar y stock of the Company , will be accepted in preference to .1 - ,oe of other parties at the same Dice. Zj • . _ Tenders must he led4e9 be or r 12 nn Tuesday, 9th Octot , er, Si' 4s s. at these orllces, sealed no cm; marked" Tender for Qhares," end will not be noticed after that t:lne, or if made 'otherwise than on the printed form for the tifirpose, A orm of Tender will be Fen. to every party known as haling' :cry the Company; and forms 0 Z 4 ll also be transmitted t Etrhtnges in the court rT4 for distribution, and mat' appl cation at this Office. PROVIDENT CLEM'S' MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE A SSOCIA.TI.ao Established 1541. This association embraces every cescript'en of mutual life assur *Zee among all classes of society Immediate, leforred, and contingent annu ties and endowments granted on the most liberal terms. lIONIJAES may be received in cash, appliedtioreditction of future pferatems, or added to the policy, at the option of the insurer. Amount already assured.... • • Present annual income • • • ....... 23,000 For prosoectuses and all othrr information, apply to the local !tents of the Association, or at the Chief Wilco. 15, Moorgate-street, London. By order of the Boor& WILLIAM T ilO '4 AS LINFORP, Secretary. • Important advantages are offered to C‘erk4 nssurinte with this 'ssociation in connection with the. PROVIDENT CLERKS' BENE YOL&NT FUND. GuARDIAx fIEE AND LIFE . ASSURANCE COMPANY, - • No. 11, Lombard-street, London. DIRECTORS. •• - • FRANCIS HART-DYNE, Esq., Chairman. UENRY HULSE I:sq., Deputy-Chairman. John Dixon, Esq. . 4 t ewart kiarjoribanks, Esq. Sir W. M. T. Farquhar, Bart Tohn itartin,Esql, M.P. Sir Walter R. Farquhar, :Fin Rowland Mitchell, Esq. T.Hankey, jun., Esq ,11. P. lames.Morrii, Esq. John Harvey. Esq. Henry Norman, Esq. John G. Hubbard, Esq. henry Q Reynolds, Esq. George Johnstone, Esq. Jo hn Tbornton, Esq. John Labouchfre, Esq. .T9mes Tnlloch. Esq. . John Loch, Esq. llenry Vigne, Esq. AUDITO7S. A. W. Roberts. Esti. • r fienry Sykes Thornton, Esq. Lewis Lloyd, jun:, Esq. ! Joint Henry Smith, Esq. George Keys. s ecr et a ry. Sernuel BreWp, Esq., Actuary. • LIFE DEP ARTMr.NT.—Under-the provisions of an Act of Par ' Lament, this Company row o:lel•s to 'Mare insurers Four-fifths of the Profits, with Quinquernital' Division, or a Low Rate of Premium 'Without participation of Profits. • The next division of Profits will be decit , red in June, 1860, when all participating-Policies 'lo4l(6'dr:ill 'have suhsistcd at least one year at Christmas.'l6s9. will be allowed 10 shi,f!e Ift the Profits. • At the five divisions o! hy this Company, the total TeversionarY Bonuses added to the. Policies have exceed d 915,000 . At Christmas list the Aiiilr,i/1 .4i.: in , oree amounted te. upwards Of 4,245,0001. ; the 1t1C0:C....17()%1 the !Irmo' , in 1554 was more Than - 200,001i.; and the life A • , 11 --, tee Fund (independent of the guarantee Capital) exceeded FOREIGN RISK st.-The . required for the East and West Indies. the - British roIon;,, ^tid the northern parts of the United states of America. LK.,-n materially reduced. INVALID LTVES.--Ter , Foiii elm ale not in such sound health as would enable them to insure L*y.iis at the Tabular Premiums, 'nay have their Lives insured at Extra Premqns. LOANS granted on fife Volleles to the extent of their value*, pro "aided-such Policies shah have hem eflectfit a sufficient time to have attained in each case a valuont under 50/. ASSIGNMENTS OF P )LrelL'A.—Written Notices of, received 'and registered: Medical-fees paid by the Company, and no charge will be made for Policy Stamps. Notice is Hereby . Given. That.. Fire Policies which exeire at /Sichaelmas must he nil W 3.1 Yfithin fi teen days at this office, or "Nrith Mr. - Sams, No: 1.- 5 , •.Tame,:'s-,troet. corner of 'with the COmpany73 Aterts, throughout the Kingdom, otherwise they become void. Losses caused by Ex I- - sion of Gas are.ahnitted by this Company. GRIND DAL 'MA.SQUE. - CASINO DE VENISE. Hitt next,,Sept 27th BY desire, a fl RAND BM. upon a seal , or u , equalled Splendour, will take p'aee re-decor:And, gp3- clone, and poptillr r:nt,sday next, Sept. 27th, Which will eePrse any yet the metrvalli.—Doors open at half-past 9 o'clok, and (1 rrev ence panct , ally at in Gentlemen's tickets, 53 ; L:o , 3;. Costumier,. Mr. 5 athan, Castle-street, Leicester- ri,Vre. MP: Z OLO GIC AL GAR: OYAL SU I DENS.—Two Week of the Spanish Minstrels.— T •ti EV EN f SG. W EST) AY, sentemher. 2G, in compliance with snecial r“q the WI ilal'oen and Tel.griph invented and wor:ce I by Ili,. relahrated Apron qtt, henry Coxwell, will ascend and signal , e tho,iatesl fr the seat of war. View or St•li,isto;, - 0 a , it wes, and Sweaborg as It Grand Vocal and instritiOnti Coneert— ,4 lexe, l3,,ml)ardment, and Conflagration of Skbast , ro,—Danctuv in the New , tainn de Dmse. o extra Charge. Adtnl s in to tii3)vhole, ONE`WILLING. • • R 0 Y.A L -9114,EMORNE. 1.. The real military frininphs its the Crimea, as represented at ere- Thorne, combine to .7: , itc am) nlystion , nd attention. This great display t a kes 1 .1,, .0 nightly at t , slf-past nine, with all Its bril liant Pyrotechnic amt onto Effctots.,introdncin , r, the Niuht Skirmish, the Girth. 'l, ItJ• lege. Or Fla; o Truce, Bomb 'rdment, Figh for the t. fluu 'Catt'ut'c' of Redan, ant Seha.topol. Tii:s F e te is iinin„nr.tted by a Gland Vocal and Instru mental Concert, Co iac ,11114 - tt, Erni is f hovel by a dashing Equ s. trlan Performance, an Al Pre ,co flail and 'Supder, which includes every delicacy in season. ' i t RGYLL ROOM.S.-LAJJRNT'S CASINO NOW OFT.:'.I for tl,ii winter season. The following Waste will be lii - rf-irine.l eelebrated : Band during the week : unx Waltzes -The ' Lily of the Valley I.nCe ((,ung'l), Fenella ("Pinney), Ethel Neweome'(f.i4n - ent). "SZ tilt inn (Bosisio). Qua'rilles—i e Rot du Re-itel I.,arnotto). i.rs , ingeiiqta (I.,;Autent), Palermo ((t'Al hert), Bride of Lait:rnerrnior ). II Trovatore (rutton). - Polkas—Des (Larnoth.). Italie ((:aviolo); The Lillian (D'Al - berl). Des Coucous:(lhat ,:net), Th, 7,ouav, (Laurent). Galops— The Imperial Guards (1, ,f 1 ). be (.Ureather). gehotti4ehe —La Guirlande de Fleur. , (Bir2ilnetl, Ls Varsoviana (Laurent). Plin deal Cornet 3 Piston, - 11. Boaleours.—Doors open at 8. AdMission One Shilling. • DS T A E T 4. ri.c.erthrthe and Purfleet Psi ra. tmlerlitied (Nvother perraltti , g; GRAVESENT) APPETITIP. AND DDIESTION IMPROVED. LEA and PERT:. ".`r WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE imparts the most exquisite telioli to Steaks, Chops, and all Roast Meat Gravies. Fish, Game, Soup, Curries, and Salad, and by its tonic and Invigorating propsrtics enables the stomach to perfectly digest the h00d.." The daily useof this aromatic and delicious Sauce is the best safe. guard to health. Sold by the proprietors ,- L e a and Perrino, 19, Fenchurch-street, London, and 68, Broad -stmt., ‘vorcestcr ; also by Messrs. Barclay end Sons, Messrs.:Crosse lilack , vell, and other oilmen and iner• chants, London and ttenkitallv ny the principal dealers in sauce. N.ll.—To guard '44ainst sec that the names of "LEA and PERRINS" aretmon th , laq , sl and patent cap of the bottle. .52 I I?. _t! 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A ih e r,.. v,eg b 330" tu ,ti pr . ) -311agot) o, t i o a fIA / 8 '• t _ Esee' PP - ° f oto 0 0 ° 1 bti or tb vet 0 1 ‘ ° ' 13°1 1 D10 0 1:9 r t to clef tho le d am B "- !!° , kt • hrk• o. o ° l coot ° ife °f , 00 i t fit 1 14101 1 11 ; 'N I • • • LLUSTRATED TIMES.—In consequence of the d.minvtion in size of an illosfrated contemporary, thn Pro p.-etors of the ILLM ,, T ATED TIMES think it neceA.a-y to give notice that they have no int.ittion of de-leasing the .slz • o the' paper. which will ern , use ilia same' h. ar) I lu , trated NewspAper as heretofo - e. 1-lustrated• Thnei, 21., weekly; 16 lull-size pages full of pictures 'n:l news. 711'rd Edition, prt 25.,' by nof.t, 2.z. 2d., • .• DEBILITY awl IRRITABILITY induced by g$ , E M ITO R FIGIA ; the Symptoms, Eflects, ant Rational Tre,tmert. By T. H. YF.O I .TANT, M. r)., Physician_ t , the (general Post-office, T.,tter-OarrierP"ProCirlen ,- Institution, London: Effingh.im liTilson, IV, Royal Exchange ; and by post free; from the Author, Llvyd-square. The Third Edition.,-Just published, price 55., by post, wee, 53. 6d. N TIWI (17. FA 1 SPERAIAToRn , r 4 A. 01 !. , !e imaginary from th«. ul, , :cr this and 11-trecting of wide-spres , ' trrorF iv l'i,t;on Treatment and Cure. F, rn +f Or PICK ith 4111 nt inction by the .F.d)t , )r. containir.; complete exposure of the systetn of terrorism and extortion pursue ,. 1r the advertising quectzs of the metropolis towards those who at r medulou. enough to oeck their " Ficitfore 's t r tto F, , 10811 r,.ders by his frequent prni.V. ial contributinni• medical iiteratme. Tht I the me. he Informs •. • , - -as .to the noe-rned-• :•eader. rao•" • last if 'e shall ',.iteot an, th , r equaily iii", .•,- '"1 V he, in bit , •owor to cor ect."—tondon " , beof 'Quiet Sympathisers. nil 0,7•eal Frten•i,•,' -• i• ••l• •-' ennuied; awl if thig• boo) ould find its te.:3. , into .!-!•• who stiffer from the 'corn. ;taint of - Which it treats, ii•••.•a that mary hundreds woul , ie,savadjouel neeßess sui"erine :idid mind, and what' is of mport; - .nce, ihnotit it is Viva, .11 the quacks most prize— treney.;....This volume is wed qualified to put an end to th• ,arida& system of treLt:ne .tii , ermatorchosa, and to place the treat rent mien a more ralicieal and riliy,dological basis. It ts, therefore •lkely to do much stood," London: H. Macre, 219, Recant-street. NOTICE to ADVERTISERS and the Public. Tic LIIii:HON"ADVKIMSi..IVENTr HALL will b. bril- liTtntiv Livlited with (a.' for the first lime to-m 3crow evening, Thnrsd 3y, ~p em'vr 7, from 7 till 9 o'clock. This novel pI3T Kil prove highly important to Overtise o, affording the 3lo3ible advan ice of their b 113 and advertisements being seen and recd by - day and in the evening. TEDICAL CONFESSIONS of MEDICAL Mr.TßlWll.—lllusteated by 12 Woidents.—The public is hereh:, informed that the above important Confessions, from the mAst esteemed medical practit Pliers are now published, and may be had, price. , d.. or 3d. by post, at the P.ritish College of flea , th, New road, London, and of all the only authori.ed Hygoian a , e is throutfh out the worl.t. These Confessioni : , re truly worthy the deep atten tion of all parties, high or low, rich or poor. yozEAu's COPARINE, or SACCH A RATED CAPAULgS, approved of by the erench College of Physician , , nccessfully ad ninist , red in the Paris and London Hospitals, and ektiowleditutl by than to he the bEist remedy for a certain disorder. ' , :eb" Lancet" of NroY:ti,' I g 52.) A cony will he forwarded ol spell latinn.—rrice per I iIQ. 4.3."64.4 2n, lid. To be had of the inventor, JOZ EXIT, French chemist, 49, rlaymarket, London; and ill the principal chemists. IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. ! . IFIRTESEMAR.t—On tile 29th of May, 1855, an it injunction was-a:ranted thelligh Court of Chancery, awl , n the t ith June follon'inq• wag made perpetual "againn •lose Pl. Tanklin arid athers, to restrain them, ender a penalty or one thou- And pounds, from imitatinz this Medic ne, which is protected by toyal Letters Patent o: Flogl•in•!. and ~:•curcd by the Seals or th. d, eharmacie de Parini. and the Imperial College of Medicine, t'iennP TtLIESMT Ail, No. 1, fs a remedy fnr ftnler:atinn ‘Aner,natnrrheet, and Exhaustion of th 4y-tam, whether ttrising from excesses, accident, or climate- To those per Eons who are prevented entering, the married state b. tie con, , equencea of early errors it is invaluable. -'I..RIFI , IIMIAI4 No. 2, 3 leetually, in It, short space of three days, completely and entirel: silicates all trac'a nt those Disorders). witich Capivi nud CUheb , itve so innr, been .intulote for, to the ruin of tho hetet , a van portion of :13 T al No. 3, . is the Breit Continental' R. , rnedy for that class of Disorders, whici• linfortuilat , ly tiie L i e fish physieian treats with Mercury,.to the in e7itable dos/ruction of the p:0 tent's constitution, and which all th« sarsaparilla it; the croild ramove. f ERE7.7A ft, No. 1,2, AT d are alike devoid of ta3te Or tmei end of all nauseating (nightie,. They may lie on the tAlet ta)l without their UN - beita suspected. " "told in tin 'cases at - I Is.' tree by post, 25.• er.tra, divided into iOnratr doses, as administered by Valpeau,-.4alleman,, Roux. gre. — To be bed WhOlesitteand Retail in London of John Aoti, 65. .lornbill;' TlsCimav Oa_ nyeor , l-4tr..at • and I - 0, fly. ..)rti-street ; It. IL Ingham, druutiirist, 46, vi arket-streer, Manchester iltadbury, bookseller, Dealisf.tale, Bolton ; J. iiriciAly, chemist; 5.1 e.rd-strvt, Liverpool ; Powell, hookseller, 15, Westmoreland-street bookseller, liighsstreet, Birmlnaham. . AUTUMNAL .FASITIONS.—Pubjie attention is respe tfnily Melt. d to the most extensive and the best selected Stotk. of Febrei ; r t;re. , 3. The ear teat attention has been given to tee nov productions or English a d Forel ,n indnuf eturers. - rand the materials approv pa.sess the highest reeannien lations. E. Mous a. d soq, beyer:. have retu ned Porn the r perodical vi its to the o ark eta, end the - r suee , •s will appear in the elegance, •nperi.r quality, and e•C pnesi of a magnificent stock for Autumn and winter. Ready-money trensactiens on the largeq scale are well known as he plans of takin,-es pursued by E. closes and Son, and in eonse quence of 'he late sea city o meney they have effected the mo t al vantageo-s purchase', the tenefit of which wily be distributed amongst their patrons and the public in superior articles at very reasoeahle prices. Ibe Myles of Dress for Autumn and Winter which the celebrated , artists in tire employ of E. 'MOSES and Sow have' pr duced are be yond comparison for novelty, skil, and experienle, displayed In the most gratifying for n, exhlbitine itentleman i y, graceful, and corn fertritalc fashi , 'ns, in 'variety ad, pted to every taste. The erteh Jacket. s ely made he f., MOSES and Sow. This nniversaly celebrated garment is now made in a great v..riety of new materials for Autumn and Winter. • • The f adios' and Gentlemen'a Tiosiery Department: has received the earliest and most ingenious introduedons in artici6 of taste and utility. The Hat and Cap Section is repleolahed with a new stock for Au tumn arid winter. The Root and Shoe Department is the largest coll. etlon seasonable and wellenade go ids in the word. Outfits for all ci.aes. s of Emigrints, eontalning every useful article of Dress and all necessary utensils tif warranted . superiority and cheapness. alerchant Tailors, Clothiers, 71 rapers, Flatters. Hosiers, Boot and ' , hoe Nianufacterers, General Warehouieinen and Outfitters for La dles and Gentlemen. CARTtoN.--N.. 2-,:fo3es and CoNI regret having to guard the pnblie against irenoeition, h vine; 'aimed that, the untradesman-like false hood o' "theing connected with their. Establia' ment," or " it's the same concern," has b en resorted to in many instances, and for ob vious reasons. llfey beg td state they nevelt() connexion •••• nth city other house in er nut of Lennon ; except, their own Estaalfshcnent •, a' under:—. London City Establishment, corner. of the athletics, and °ldeate opposite the church). , , • London West-end Branch, New Oxford-street, corner of Hart •treet. •Conntry Branches—Khemod and Bradford, Yorkshire. Colonial Wholesale Branch ---afelbourne,.A.ustralia. The establishments eve closed from sunset on Fridtljs till !Inflect on eaturdays, when husineas .is resumed till 12' o'clock. - INfroaratcr.—Shmild any article not give satisfaction it will be ex changed or, if preterred, the mor ey returned without hesit,tion. All .!pods are marked in plain floras; the loSrest price, from which no tbatement can be made: , A New Bonk, with tots of prices, syetem of self-measurement, and other inforesstian, ieeiv 1,-s had on Replication, or resit fray. SPECTAL NOTICE..L.-The Est ihhishments will be closed on Thursday and Friday next, Sept. 27 and 28, re-opening on Sa nrday Evening, the -29th inst., at 7 o'clock. . IE9I SECRET INFIRNIITIE.7; OF YOUTH AND MATURITY. st published, price 2i., Mu:Ai - at:ld with cases; free by post fox - 26 stamps._ v:E R v!.0.(1 S,. --I , Its Ceases, Symptoms, and enre.—An Essay on Sper ). -tatorrhata, with Practical Observations on a natter and more ,u.teesstul mode of troatreent of the discageS of the Generative ( At-lined - by ' the use of the 'Microscope In detecting and . I.4finguithingi ,very variety of coinnlaint, whether arising tr ain solit a r y habits. bY urinary examination, the rea l c aus e a nd effect of . xc itesses, accident, or cl n ate. followed by orattlealremnrits, founde. , "ve 3 f...,Y .:etrierillrei,ip the treatment of ,Impuissance, c `Jel- -70 U s L'eV 4i ty , boe ,ll weaknvt, Spermatorrhena, Sop. To which c re ..rlded. Phyeiology of Siarringe, with pro . antionary hints on , the evilitrAtuinettng from empirical .prretice, gid on the (NW:emus relr-Vdies Advocated by var i ou s writeis en : l i es° important disonlers. • • Ey 'CA wurt, I.A'MPET; Sf• - •' ) . 37, Iit , E.DFORD-SOu All p„ r.,.ONDON, , 4 , 0 t0r Atedleine, Matrict.laisAl :fierohex ot tht tiulv,,trsityW Oct:. libnortarY Mcint , er of, ),ando , tin eital ge'ele l Y lA2entia''e of Apottiecailes' Hall; Lendon. ike„ the cs - cntial tie:uct this treatise is te'potut out the feallut cot , s ,leenCes remiltitv from certain habits, Irregularities, And exec .v ni c h have prodoced more misery in Youth, degradation in Man and premature decay at all stages of Life, than, perhaps, ; the: clas‘.of disc . tse known to modera.patboloOts. Its perusal ~sritcularlY rcste. , linendt. , l •pr:tons entertaining secret doubts of tt• oir physical enedititht, am', who are'conmcious. of having. hazarde 3 tin health,ilapp , Me3S, and privileges to whiehevery human being to er.iitled; - is abaoAltOlyT3o , 3et33Rr.r that all rose should know, that there are Hinciples of paltenal ritursto:ement whiob ertnnot be vie sted withOV: incurring gric - ;ma pont' , ties, sod when 7visdoza and 'regret succeed ti„a hey.tay of inzes - Ir,' lerate' self-indulgenee; how these penalties may be mitigated, their bitterness may haremtoved,- and how the cv i and ;is , '0) ntec i u c; ices may he avoided, and above all, that therm IL ic: - ..rcely - ant - .•iereeof. phylicat infirmity' or functions` tvement to xiticit aid of geioneeommot apply a c are. t Author lee a stre. of years.bapn engaged in an extensive t -,ouae of these d cite comptaints, which havt !ortunatsly tc6 gm- orally con ' tided to the earn ot ignorant , em Aries, who ;nillet green !niu.r7 on those who are induced to plan teeth their ttreterisiot,. Eiao B may e had, price 2e. of Messrs. Sher wood Kno 3,.- eat esne 4ter-row Hannay, 93, Oxford-street ; , ~ eieeter-sitntre; Vann - . 39, Cdrohill ; or tree by post Cot at.: to an i to s , from the Author's residence. 87, BO - ford-s • • At home fer :eoll,Stetation daily from, eleven till two, and frem.six THE _,",.A.ST I'NDIA. COAL COMPANY. " LIMITED." Provisionally Registered under the Limited Liability Act of 1g55.. . . Capital, 150,000/. in 15,000 Shares of 101. each. A Deposit of 55. per Share upon Allotment. The first call of 21. per Aare to be made one month after the deed of the Company is ready for signature, , of which due notice will be given, and the remaining calls to be made from time to time as -the .money may be required. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS, Captain L. V. Vernon, R.E., M.P., Ardington House, Want age • Berks. Sir H. T. Maddock, M.P. (late Governor of Bengal), 180, Smith Audley-s reet. Gregor Grant, Esq , Bombay Civil Service (late Chairman of the. Oriented Thenk), Oriental Club. Tames Hume,-Esq., of Calcutta,Reform Club, Pall-Mall. George Smeed, Egg., Gore-court, near Sittingbourne, Kent. V. Magalhaens, Esq., 75, Mark-lane. William P. Haynie/1, Esq., Rochester, Kent. George - Barge, Esq., 1 ; Lansdowne -place, Brunswick -square. E. W. Morris, ,Esq.,.lVlonumeat-yard, London-bridge. .AUDITORS. John . Noble, Esq., of the firm of Messes. Noble and Co., Broadlstreet-buildings. H. C.' Read, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Mackay and Read, 9, New Broad-street. BANKERS—Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. SECRETARY—Henry Haymen, Esq. STANDING COUNSEL. Charles Wordsworth, Esq.. 4, 'Paper-buildings, Temple. Soaterrou--Ricaard Prall, Esq.-, 19, Essex-street, Strand. BROKER—Daniel Castello, Esq., 4, Cushion-court, Old Broad street. OFFICES —132 and 133, Gresham House, Old Broad-street. This Company is established with the object of working coals in the Valley of the Damoodah, in Bengal, and of sup plying the great and rapidly increasing demand in India for that article. The profitable nature of such an undertaking has been placed beyond, all doubt by the fact of an asso ;laden - a nte BENGAL COAL COMPANY —working in the immediate proposal locality, having for some years past paid its Shareholders dividends varying from twelve to sixteen per cent. TAB EAST INDIA Coati COMPANY will have the advantage of commencing its operations, with the. means of transporting its Coal to market, by rail, in six hours-- a benefit of vast importance, when it is remembered that until within the last.few months the only mode of transit has been of the most tedious, dangerous, and expensive character ; combining land and water carriage—the former by carts, and the latter on a tor rent navigable for a very brief period of the year. Tho Collieries and lands secured by the Directors aro ex tensive and valuable : they consist of five distinct Mines, together with buildings, plant, ire., cite., alid comprise an area of. upwards of five hundred acres. The seams vary from eight to sixteen feet in thickness, and contain an inexhaust ible supply of Coal.- Toposi and Konoostoria, the two prin cipal mines, are immediately adjoining, and situated within three miles of the East India Railway Company's Ternifetts at Ranegunge and 120 miles (by rail) . from Calcutta. They have been worked on a smad scale for the last five years, supplying for two or three years the India General Steam Navigation Company with all the fuel for its steamers. Five Shafts haVe been sunk at depths varying from 35 to 60 feet. Samples taken from these Mines have been submitted to com t,kt,,,Ciy Coal. _ a l . 1 t com petent examination, and pronounced equal to good Welsh T Se , a s T orig he h a e t tli z e r r eat t ei hr d e ist m an in c e e s s , fiK.oomstatkeßursas:ile: areand valuable with reference to the sup - brier quality - of the caeca, and its capability for Coking purposes. The terms upon which these Mines have been purchased are highly favourable to Shareholders. Not only is the price extremely moderate, w ith reference to previous sales of similar property, but the seller 'has consented to receive the whole amount in Shares of the Company. A' chart of the Mines, samples of the Coal, and a full report from competent parties in India as to the workings and ex- - tent of the property, are in, possession of the Directors, and May be inspected at this office. For the information of those unable to avail themselves Of this privilege, a few brief re marks are here submitted.—Owing to the cheapness of labour in India, a ton of Coal can be raised ,and deposited at the pit's mouth for a sum equal to one shilling and twopence. The present charge for co nve y ance, b y rail, to Calcutta, is t e i l i e e v r ( e n fer sh e, il i l i i i n tiata shillings "Calcutta willsixpence per ton ; the cost of the Coal, twelve shillings and eightpence per ton ;- or, adding one shilling and fourpence for sundry charges, fourteen shillings. The price of Coal in Calcutta has never been less, for many years, than twenty-one shillings per ton; and the profit consequently will be the difference, or seven shillings per ton. The quantity of Coal raised would not be less than three hundred tons per diem, leaving a profit of 1051. per day, or, in round numbers, 31,5001. per annum,. calculating only 300 working-days in the year. Supposing the whole, amount of capital to-be called for, still a dividend of at least 20 per, cent. may be constantly anticipated. With the skill and means 11077 available a very superior quality Of Coal will be raised to any hitherto brought to market in India. The manufacture of Patent Fael upon the plan found to answer so well here, and, the preparation of Coke for the use of the Indian Railways, , &c, will engage the attention of this Company. The deep interest which the Government of India, the va riot's Indian Railway Companies, the Inland Steam Naviga tion Companies, the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Conipany, and the Oriental Gas Company must naturally have in the success of this Scheme, promises to the Proprietors an amount of support not usually Commanded by Public Com panies. . It is proposed to manage the affairs of the Company in the manner adoptedby the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Com pany, and the various Indian Railway Companies-- that is, by a board of direction in London, and an .agency and su perintendents in India. The operations of the Company will be immediate. • Application for shares, in the following form, will be re ceived by the Secretary and the Brokers of the - company :- To the . Directors of the East India Coal Company, " Limited." Gentlemen,—l request you will allot me shares in the East India Coal Company upon the terms of your prospectus, and I agree to accept the same, or such lesser number as may be allotted to me, and to pay the deposit thereon at the time and place mentioned in the letter of al lottnent,. and that such deposit may be expended in defray ing the preliminary expenses. Name Address and Occupation Number of Shares Reference Date................................................... EAST INDIA COAL COMPANY.—In con sequence of the numerous applications for Shares, none will be received after the 29th inst. - HENRY HAYMEN, Sec. Sept. 19, 1855. MADAME 'TISSAUD'S EXHIBITION. —This most excel lent establishment meets with unprecedented success and the late additions to the war group has no di,uht .1 been instrumental in this prosperous court. Both day and night these elegant apartments are.crowded with admiring visitors, who all appegir to ,tyke the greatest interest in these admirable representations of various characters of all ages and countries. We understand there are several interesting subjects in a forward state and will soon be submitted to public inspection. L ADVERTISE AMT.] THE WAR 124 THE PA AST. —POWERPU Z PATENT REeONNOITRING CrtAsSES.— Messrs. G. and B. SolO mons, opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piocadilly. Observe opposite the York Hotel. By lier Majesty's Roy -1 Letters Patent for valuable and extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Race course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to know the distances of objects viewed through them—of great importance to the army, navy, and others. These telescopes possess such extra• ordinary rnwers that some 3 4 inches, with an extra eye piece, %ill show distinctly Jupiter's moons. Saturn's ring, and the O.ouble stars; with the same tetenope can be seen a person's countonvice three miles and a half distant and an object from le to 20 miles. They are of larger and al. sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ; while their vary ing from •4 to 6 inches enable us to discover more than Ora above, and the Georgian, with his 6 e atellites, &c.—Tbe Roya Exhibition, 1831.—Valuable, newly-invented, very small powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a walnut, by whiel , a person can be seen and known li miles distant ; they answer every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera house.' country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 miles. They are invaluable for shooting - , deer -stalking, yachting, t• - sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera, race-course, camp, and perspectiire glasses, with wonderful p(AYer.—NewlY-constructed Spectacle Lenses of the great. est transparent power. The valuable advantage derive(' from this - invention is, that vision becoming impaired is s preserved- and strengthened, and very aged persons sr) .enabled to employ er r sight at the most minute occx:- pa tiou—can see N 74 :elle lenses of a much less magnify. jug power—and theY a *not require the • frequent changes to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance. Deaf ness—New Discovery.—The Organic Vibrator, an extraordi nary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for deafness, entirely different from all others, to surpass anything of the kind that bas been, or probably ever can be, produced. Being of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptible •, it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly - at church and ai public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises. in the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all the assist , ance that possibly could b p desired. 39, Albemarle-street, - Piccadilly. Obeervi-=oloolteiho York Rotel. FOREIGN °VICE, AUG. 30. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint' Richard Wood, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul at Damas cus, to he her Majesty's Agent and Consul-General in the Regency of Tunis. DOWNING-STREET, SEPT. 20. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Victor Honiton, Esq. ; to be Chief Secretary to the Government of Malta; Vincenzo Matno, E 94., to be Caibier to the Treasury ; Gaetano Sciortino, Esq., to be Second Assistant in the Chief Secretary's Office; and Guiseppe Montanaro, Esq , to be Collector of Land Revenue for the said island. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Anthony O'Grady Leroy, Esq., to be Treasurer and Collector. of In ternal Revenue for the colony of Western Australia. BOARD OF 1 1 1 3. DE, WHITER LL, SEPT. 25. The Right Honourable the le , rds of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade end Plant:Ai:me have. received,: through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy 1 despatch from. her 11I;)jest,y's Acting Ginsol at Lisbon, enclosing a decree, recently published in the King dom ef 'Portugal, which irnpoies a tine of 400 milreas upon any master or commander of a &lash ship who may ad mit passengers or emigrants on board his ship, without passports from thccompetent authority, or who, op receiv ing the visit orc l eara nce, shall omit to present the list of passengers on board each ship. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 25. The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received a iespatch from her MNjesty'sConsul at Rotterdam, enclos ing a notice to mariners, issued by the Netherlands Minis ter of Marine, r especting a new floating beacon at the so called Steep Point of Ouster Sandbank, a translation of which is subjoined : Marine Department. NOTICE TO MARINERS. The Jltinister of Marine hereby gives notice,, that at fully area cable lengths to the north-west of the so-called Steep tioint of the- (foster (Sandbank), a large anchor buoy shaped beacon has been placed, the top of which is painted white, and the remainder with black and white vertical stripes ; on the top of the beacon is a triangle painted with . siultiar strwes. Tile above Beacon is situated in the following landmarks and bearings : The church of Haamstede on the east slope of the long white sand•hill, a little to the west of the level. The steeple of Goedereede en the most westerly summit of the sand-hill, to the east of the five boulders of the westhoofd (We,thead). In these bearings : The tower of the revolving light on Schonwen S. a W. The Lighthouse on the north coast of Schonwen S.E. by E. slightly East. The steeple of Goedereede E.S.E. B. E. by unadjusted compass, in S fathoms or 150 palms' depth, at ordinary low Water. Thii Beacon is distinctly visible at a distance of a Ger man mile froui the deck of a pilot boat, the eye being 4 ells above the surface of the water, and by the black and white stripes can likewise be easily distinguished at a con siderable distance from the similar shaped beacons which _are placed. on the Banjaard,Aut which are painted entirely white.' The placing of the last-mentioned Beacons.was publicly announced by notice of the 19th August, 1851. The Hague, 19th September. The Ministefaforesaid. (Siened)" DE SUIT V. D. BROECKE. WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 25._ 64th Regiinent , of Voot—'4l.lajortreTiMi 3 - atiterFreetb, Quartermaster -General of the Army, to bo Colonel, vice General Sir Ri..hard Bourke, KC 8., deceased. Ist Most India Regiment Lieutenant-General Sir Geo. Bowles. K.C.B. to be Colonel, vice General Sir George T. Napier, deceased. WAR OFFICE, SEPT. 25. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant G. M. Morgan to be Captain, by purchase, vice Webb, who re tires;' Lieutenant Robert Gunter to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Brigatocke, who retires.; Cornet G. A. Muttle bury to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morgan. 13th Light Dragoons—Captain Henry Holden to be Ma jor, by purchase, vice Gore, who retires ; Lieutenant E. King to be Captain, by purchase, vice Holden. Cornet Henry Munn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice King. 15th Light Dragoons—Cornet H. B. Wright, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to bo Cornet, without purchase, vice Sewell. appointed Paymast:T of the 6th Dragoon Guards. 16th Foot—Lieutenant William Armstrong to be Cap bin, by purchase, vice B.,resford, who retires; Ensign Wary Keleall to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ai in strong. 20th Foot—Charles Verey, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur . chase, vice Maidouogb, promoted. 28th Foot—Lieutenant James Williams to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rauradg9, who retires; Ensign 3. W. Kingsley to be 'Lieutenant, without purchase, 'vice Williams. 3M FOot—Tbe second Christian name of Ensign Ben• nett is Elkins,, and, not Elkias, as previously stated.. 33d Foot—Sejeant-Major George Toseland, from the Grenadier Guards P to be Ensign, without purchase ; En sign G. Toseland t.o be Adjiitant, vice Trent, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 33th Foot—William Gerard -Byron, Gent., to be En sign, by purchase, vice Grieve, promoted. 39th Foot—To be Ensigns, by purchase—Copuer Francis 0141fie1d, Gent., vice Smith, promoted ; Samuel Fyson, Gent.,, vice Prichard, promoted; John Bartholomew Cor ballis, Gent.; vice Hore, promoted. 42d Foot—Ensign W. P. Hesketh to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Macpherion, promoted Allan, Gent., to. be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hesketh, promoted. 47th Foot—Thomas Baillie Thomson, Gent., to be En sign, without purchase, vice Mallet, promoted. The Chris tian name of Ensign Roberts is Francis, and not John, as previously stated. 50th Foot—Lieutenant John Thompson to be Captain, without purchase, vice Frampton, promoted ; Ensign H. C. Chichester to, be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thompson ; George . Edge, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Chichester. 82d Foot—The name of the Lieutenant promoted from the Cape Mounted , Rifles on 21st .Septemher, 1855, is. Charles Studded Mailmen, and not Charles Stuart Mann sell, as previously stated. 86th Foot—Captain Henry W. Gordon, from half-pay unattached, to be Captain, vice Rawlins, appointed to the Invalid Depot at Chatham ' • Lieutenant M. Lepper to be Captain, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retires. 83th Foot—To be Captains, without purchase—Lie& • ... • W. C. Pearson, vice Corbett, killed in action; Lioutenan H. H. D4y, vice Wray, killed in action. 92,1 Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel G. E. Thorold to bo Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Brevet-Major Robert M. Sutherland to be Major, without purchase, vice Thorold. To be Capt,ins, without purchase—Lientenant 0. Stott, vice Sutherland; Lieutenant E. C. B. Elphin stone ; Lieutenant C. Parsons ; Lieut. J. A. M` Donald. To be Lieutenants, without pnrchase—Ensign P. F. Gooch, vice Stott ; Ensign T. Gordon, vice Elphinstone ; Ensign W. H. Shafto, from the 25th Foot. To be Ensigns, with out purchase —Ensign H. A. Ellis, from the 93d Foot, vice Gooch ; Ensign Francis Roberts, from the 47th Foot, vice Gordon. 97th Foot —Ensign A. R. N. Gould to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Preston, killed in action ; Samuel Slater, Gent:, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gould. 99th Foot—Lieutenant F. W. Despard, to be Cap tain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant- Colonel Reed, deceased ; Lieutenant L. J. Nunn to be Captain, by purchase, vice Despard, whose promotion, by purchase, on June 1, has been cancelled ; Ensign Charles William Quin, to be Lieutenant, without purc h a se, vice Despard ; George Richards Harvey, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Quin. Ist West India Regiment—Alexander M. William Sam son, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kenrick, pro moted. -- nr E oh n as si e gn , viceC R. . ha W rp i e, l li aitmosytaol CanaanbeLi d e i ute n R a wit h out ifle Re g m e n p t promoted ; Lieut. George Mignan Innes to be Adjutant, vice Sharpe, promoted. Saint Helena Regiment—Acting Assistant-Surgeon Jas. Jardine, M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Farlonge, deceased. • LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.—William Handyside, from Lieutenant and Adjutant of the Royal Engineer Field- Equipment, to be Second Captain. PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALlON.—Lientenant-Colonel the Honourable James Lyon Browne, unattached, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. INVALID DEPOT. Paymaster Charles Schomburg Thomas, late Essex Rifles, to be Paymaster. BRITISH GERMAN LEGION.—Ist Rifle Battalion—Fran cis Warren, Esq., to be Paymaster. HOSPITAL STAFF.—Assistant-Surgeon James Fraser, M.D., from the 25th Foot, to be Staff-Surgeon, Second Class ; Assistant-Surgeon Andrew Leith Adams, M.D., from the 224 Foot, to be Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class; Assistant-Surgeon Robert William Wonlcombe, from half pay of the 68th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forc.B. BREVET. Major-GeneralSirj. L. Pennefather, K.C.B , to have the local rank of Lieutenant-General in the Island of Malta. Colonel Edward Macartlinr ' Unattached, to have the local rank of. Mikj or- General in Australia. Colonel James Robertson Crawford, of the Grenadier Guards, to have the local rank of Brigadier-General in Turkey. Major and Brevet-Colonel-A. _G. Blachford, of the 24th The undermentioned Officers to have a step of local rank while employed with the Irregular Cavalry, under the command of Major-General Beateon : To have the Local Rank of Capl;ain in Turkey—William Gill V. 0. Bridgman, lato Cornet, 10th Light Dragoons, and now holding the lc ,l rank of Lieutenant in Turkey. To - have the 1 ,44,4i4.1 Rank of Lieutenant in Turkey—W. H. Ward,{ c . ;4ent. . tinder-Mentioned gentlemen to have the local rank in Trirkey of Veterinary Surgeons, while attached to the La*l Trunspari Corps 0! the Turkish Contingent :--Fre derick de :Pair Elkes, Gent., and Charles Moir, Gent. ThOinder-mentioned gentlemen to have a step of local rank in Turlzey while attached to the Army serving under hie Excellency Oruer Pacha - To have the local rink of Assistant-Inspector of Hospi tals—Aleyandar Fnrquhar, sq. TO have the local rank of Surgeon—Frederick Le Mesn rier, Esq., S. D•Eird, Rsq., Thomas Buzzard, Esq., George Robert Wit% Itsq., Horatio Edsall, Esq., Charles Frede rick'. Esq., John Bake Husband, Esq., Robert ilruaenell Carter, Esq., John Netton Radcliffe, Esq.. Richard Forde Foote, Esq., Augustus Pont, Esq., Habeeb Risk Allah Effendi, James Phillips, Esq., Henry Klan mark, Esq. ' John T. Jenkins, Esq. The local rank of Lieu.-Colonel in Tin-key, while ser t in; in the Irregular Cavalry, under the command of Nlajor-General Beatsc'n, conferred on. James St. . John Munro, late Major 31st Feat, and published in the Gazette of 3 ;st'Angust, 1855, has been cancelled. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. Repoon and Greeley Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Cor net John Hardcastle Mousley to be Lieutenant, vice Van deleer, resigned. Ktrk , ndbright•Quota of the Galloway Rifles—Lewis Audley Hay, Esq., to he Ensign. Queen has been pleased to approve of Sir David Maxwell, of Cantonese, Bart., being Honorary Colonel of the Galloway Rifle Regiment of Mditie. Kent Militia :Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieute nant Charles Nassau Gimlet to be Lieutenant., vice Sper ling, resigned ; Second Lieutenant Matthew Ellison to be Lieutenant, vice Deacon, resigned. Ross, Caithness, Sutherland, and Croniarty Regiment of Rifle Militia-41exauder Murray Macgregor, Esq., to be Lieutenant, vice James Fowler Mackenzie, Esq., re signed: Royal Cumberland Regiment of -Militia—Win. Kinsey Dover, Esq., to be Ensign ; Wm. Gaitskill, 'Esq., to ba Eosige, vice Edwards, appointed to the 31st Regiment. 4th Or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia.— George Philip Paukes, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Slade, promoted. 'Hampshire Regiment of Militia—Lieutenant Thomas Buckner Henry Valintine to be Captain ; Ensign Seymour Horace Mor g an to be Lieutenant, vice Valintine, pro moted. _ _ [Tb.e following is substituted for that which appeared in - the Gazette of the 14th inst.] Hampshire Militia Artillery—Second Lieutenant James Harry Bartlett Raynolds to be First Lieutenant. BANKRUPTS. George Parker, confectioner, Southampton, to surrender, Oct. 3, at two, erid Nov. 6, at one; at the Court of Bauk rnptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basingliall-street; Pa'.erson, Bouverie-street. William Ashtou, builder, Loughborough-road, Brixton, Oct. 4, at oue, and Nov. 1, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Hooker, Battlett's - buildings, Holborn. Moses Yeas slev, wine merchant, South Bank, St. John's wood, Oct. 2, at hrlf-past two, and Nov. 6, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Sam brook court • Roberts, Clement's-lane. Richard Thomas Fitchett, tailor, Hanover-street, Hano ver-square, Oct. 8, at eleven, and Nov. 8, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Alderman bury ; Ford and Lloyd, Bloomsbury-sqnare. . Thomas Kingdon, cyder merchant, li,q,kherexe,• Dean ehire, Oct. 4 at one, and Nov. 21 at elede7f, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel, official assignee, Exeter; Turner, Exeter; Stngdon, Exeter. • William Oulton, chemist, Liverpool, Oct. 5 and Nov. 8, at eleven, at the LiYerpool District Court. Bird! official assignee, Liverpool; Evans and San, Liverpool. George Speight, confectioner, Goswell-street, Oct. 6 at two, and Nov. 6 at eleven, at the Court of FlAnkruptcv. bell', official assignee, Coleman-street-buildings ; Smith and Son, Barnard-inn. John Pattison, surgeon, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, Obt. 5 at eleven, and Nov. 6 at twelve, at the Court of Be-Arm - 40y. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street•build ia Wheeler, Furnival's-inn. Thomas Allen and Thomas Cuthbert Cookson, Italian warehousemen, Manchester, Oct. 12 and Nov. 2, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Hernaman, official assignee, Manchester ; Withington and Petty, Manchester. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. John Gouk, innkeeper, Laurencekirk ; to meet Oct. 3, within Dl`Bain's Inn, Laurencekirk. Duncan 31 1 Iutosh, commission agent, Glasgow, to meet Oct 3; within the Crow Hotel Glasgow. SCOTTLSU AGRICULTURAL STATISTIC9.—It bas been ntimated to the Highland Society by the Board of Trade that Scotland will not be included in the bill which it is proposed to introduce next ses.iou of Parliament to coin tVe occupiers of land to make the necessary returns of their i k tock, &c. GERTRUDE ; OR, FAMILY PRIDE. By Mrs. Trollope. 3 v, Is.—Mrs. Trollope is an old favour its, who is sure to tin i Welconie in the reading, world ; and so long as she cwitinues to give us such tales as " Gertrude," her wel come 'will never wear out. No female - writer has had such a long career of popularity, and she always comes to us fresh and new. "Gertrude" is, as the title intl.- _ _ _ _ • mates, a story of family pride, the pride which can be ,leacit excused, because it rests on tbn pretensions of (,thers. This is just such a theme as I%frs. Trollope can turn to account. . None knows better how to lash pre- stimption or expose conceit, and few know so well how to make their moral adorn their tale. The story is full of interest, and will take rank with the best of its pre- cursors. [A.DVERTISEMENTIA - A most interesting recovery from a vast complication of diseases, such as indigestion (dyspepsia), fla tulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver com plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility, without the aid of medicine, by Du Barry's Reva leata, Arabica Food, is recorded in the following let ter :—Cure 52,422.—" Bridgehouse, Frimley, 3d Apr il, 1854. I have suffered these 33 years continually from diseased lungs, spitting of blood, liver derangement, deafness, singing in the ears, constipation, debility, shortness of breath, and cough, and during that period taken so much medicine that I can safely say I have laid out upwards of a thousand pounds at the chemists and doctors. Indeed I was in utter despair, and never expected to get over it, when I was fortunate enough to become acquainted with your Reva lenta Arabica, which, Heaven be praised, restored me to a state of health which I long since despaired of attaining. My lungs, liver, stomach, head, and ears are all right, my hear ing perfect, and my recovery is a marvel to all my acquaint ances. —I am, respectfully, JAMES ROBERTS, wood-merchant.— In c,nisters, 11b. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 45. 6d.; Mb. lls. ; 121 b. 22e. The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Barry Di: Barry & Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; also at Ib2, Piccadilly ; 60, Gracecburch-street ; 330, and 451, Strand; Cheapside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street ; 55 Ch ar i ng -cross; 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 1511, Oxford-street ; 89, High-street, Camden-town ; 18, Pall mall; 7, Pall-mall-East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Met comb-street; 13, King William-street, City; 30, Conde, street; '2l, Cockspur-street ; 95, Farringdou-street ; 67, St. Churchyard • t, Rawsrd-Qtreet, Portni.m.v(mare- Loss or THE AMERICAN CLIPPER-SHIP LIGHTFOOT.— CALCUTTA, July 26.—A Marine Court, held at the Mash r Attendant's office, by virtue of a warrant under the hand of the Superintendent of Marine, to try Master Pilot R. P. Barlow, who hal charge of the American ship Lightfoot, Pierce, from London to Calcutta, which was wrecked near the Sandheads, was concluded yester day. The following were the terms of the charge : " Unskilful performance of his duty when in pilotage charge of the in ward•bound American ship Lightfoot, in consequence of which that ve. , sel struck in crossing from the Upper Gaspar to Thornhill's Channel, sprung a leak shortly al erwards, sunk near Saugor anchoring buoy, and became a total wreck." The evidence, which occu pied the court four days, and was of a very voluminous character, was concluded by the court pronouncing their decision that Mr. Barlow was not guilty. A. copy of the proceedings was submitted to the lieutenant-gover nor, who concurred in the opinion of the court, and directed the release of Mr. Barlow from arrest, and he returned to his duties. MONUMENT TO CRIMEAN HEROES. —ln March last a number of wounded soldiers from the Crimea halted for a day at Bath on their way from London for Ply mouth. The inhabitants subscribed a handsome sum fir the entertainment of the wounded men, which, after eefraying all the expense, left a large surplus in the ham's of the Mayor (Mr, William Hunt). After some com munication with the War-office authorities as to the disposal of the surplus, it has been determined that an obelisk shall be erected in the Abbey Cemetery at Lyn combe to perpetuate the memories of the officers con nected with Bath who have fallen in active service during the present war. For this purpose Mr. Samuel Rogers, of Widcornbe, Bath, commissioned by the Mayor, has prepared a model of the proposed monument. It is an obelisk of four sides, standing from 17 to 18 feet in height. On the pedestal are the inscriptions "Alma," " Bala- Hava," "Inkerman," and " Redan." Below these, on the under part of the obelisk, will be the names of the officers connected with Bath who have fallen in the above 'encounters, and the panelling of the shaft will bear an insoription indicating the origin of the monument. Each face of the obelisk will have a floral wreath. The site of the intended monument is extremely eligible, and hasbeen liberally given by the rector and churchwardens, who have likewise relinquished the payment of all fees which would otherwise be attached to such_au erection. THE HAIVEE AT PERNAU. PERNAU, Sept. 15.—0 n the afternoon of the 11th inst. fonr Bitglish war steamers came in and anchored in the outer roadstead. One of them (the Archer, Capt. Heath cote) put out a boat and ro we d i n t o th e harbour, where a crowd of people were assembled at the pierhea I. In the boat were two °facers, the interpreter, and nine sailors, all well armed. On their arrival Capt. Heath clte demanded to see the burgomaster, and put several questions to him ; for instance—if there were troops in the town, whether any of the buildings were Govern ment property, &c. ; and on receiving a reply in the negatiVe; notified his intention of landing the next day with Cspt. Omrranney, senior officer of the squadron,, 4.e convince therneelves of- the truth of the statement. Yn t as they were on the point of rowii g off, four Bish , sirs belonging, to the detachment which tea, jnst quitted the tern were seen galloping • over the brilge. On Capt. Heathcate expressing his surprise at this, the bur gomaster explained that the troops had all quitted, and these must have been left behind by chance. The following morning ae English. boat appeared again, this time with a flag of truce, but remained at the mouth of the river, making signs and waving the white flag. 'The commander of the pilots put off in his boat to explain that they were not permitted to receive a flag ,if truce. The British officer told him he had a letter to deliver personally to the burgomaster, requiring him to come out in a boat with a flog of truce and receive it, which the latter did.. The letter was from Captain Om manney, itiorroing him that he had arrived off the town with a sufficient force to reduce it to a heap of retina, but that he would spare it on the followime con:litinne —l. The garrison to lay down their arms and surren der themselves as prisoners of war. 2. All the pro perty in Pernau belonging to the government to be liven up. 3. Ali 'the shipping in the river to be triven up. The burgomaster, accompaniedAq some of the most respectable inhabitants, must cores on board the Archer to talk over the affair ; after which the com modore would come on shore to superintend the exe cution ; and lastly, that the slightest attempt at want of faith or a hostile :attack would inevitably cause the destruction of the town. One single.hopr was allowed to make up their minds. The Burgomaster Tilling, accompanied by the Codn-e cillor of Commerce, M. Schmidt, accordingly 'went off to the boat with the flag of truce, and thel.ce to the' Archer,.where they had an interview with Captain Orn manney, .who received them very politely, and took frPm them their written answer, that there were no troops in the p!aee, that there was no property,belong ing to the Crdwn, and that the ships lay seven wersts (five miles) up the. river e where, however,' there were troope,:gul ;that if. the English wanted' the-ships, they must go.uP themselves and take them. Lastly, they 'prayed the commodbre to spare the town. The burgo master succeeded in his endeavours, . and Captain am manney let him gn ashore in safety. The English squadron consisted of the Hawke, CO, Captain Ommanney ; Archer, 15, Captain Heathcote ; Oar.flict 8, C vain Oliamberlain ; and cruiz , r, 17, Captain Douglas. - t'" SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY MATCH, 200, h ft. T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yards). Lord Exeter's filly by Don John, out of Plenty, 7st 111 b Duke of Bedford's Tyre, Set 71b (S. Rogers) 2 Betting —7 to 2on Tyre. Won by three-refuters of a length. Sweepstakes of 10 socs each, for two-yr-olds and rip.' wards. The winner to be sold for 50 RCM, if demanded, &o. T.Y C (5 fur. 140 yar(ls). Five sobs. Mr. Edney's Anglo-Saxon, by Birdcatcher. 5 yrs, 9st (E. Sharpe) 1 Captain Lane's Persia, 2 yrs, Get 71b— --(Plumb) 2 Mr. J. Merry's John Barleycorn, 4 yrs, 94 (J. Prince) 3 Mr. Lowther's Plcc.aniiiny, 2 yrs, 64 71b (J. St'ggles) 4 Mr. Robinson'e filly by John o'Gaunt, out of Mango. . steep, 3 yrs, Bst 71b . Betting— 6 to 4 agst Persia, 7 to 2 aget any other. Won by half a length ; two lengths between the second -and third ; half a length between the third and fourth ; Maziosteen filly beaten off. The winner was claimed. and Pen.ia was claimed, under the Newmarket title, by Mr. S. Rogers. The Buckenhaor - StakaS of 300 soya each, h ft, for two yr olds ; colts, 84 71h ; fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs-140 yards.) Seven subs. Mr. J. Merry's Polmoodie, by Melbourne, Bst 71b, (J. Prince) walked over The Eastern - Counties Handicap, a Sweepstakes of 15 cove each, 5 ft, with 100 added by the Eastern Coun ties Railway Company. The second to receive 25 sows nut of the stakes. T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yds.) Forty four stills. Mr. .Y. King's Flacrow, by Archer, 3 yrs; sst 71b, _ - _ (Bundy) 1 Lord Anglesey's Strood, 3 yrs, 54 6lb (Plumb) 2• Captain Lane's Ephesus, aged 9st (Barghdornew) 3 The following alto ran : —Foam, Alas, filly by Van Tromp out of Queen Mab, Golden Plover, Treachery. Betting-3 to 1 each agst Ephesus and Queen Mab filly, 6 to 1 agst Flacrow, 7 to 1 each agst Strood and Golden Plover. Flacrow made .nearly all the running, and won by four lengths ; the second beating the third by a head ; bad fourth. Treachery was fifth, Queen Mab filly sixth ; Alas and Golden Plover were beaten a long I way. • • Match, 50, h ft. T.Y.C. (5 fur 140 yde). Doke of Bedfi.rd's B ndalor., BQt 21b Cant-tin Lane's Middleton, Bst 71b ................ ....... 2 Betting-6 to 4on Bandalore, who won by a neck. The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sore each, h ft, for two-yr olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; and fillies, Sat 51b ; certain penalties and allowances. The last half of Ab. M. (3 fit 217 yds). Seventeen subs. Lord Bruce's Intimidation, 8. 1 ; 51b ...(Bartholoinew) 1 Mr. Howard's Spindle, Set 111 b (inc. 6:b extra) (Wells) 2 Captain Lane's Fracas, Bst slb ...............(.J Mann) 3 Lord Wilton's f by Birdcatcher, out of Sacrifice, Bst 51b................................................ (Flatmv.n) 4 Duke of Bedford's Eloquence, Bst 51b (S. Rogers) 5 Mr. Drinkald's colt by Pyrrhus the First, out of Grey Tommy's dam, B,t 71b (A.. Day) 6 Betting-7 to 4 agst Spindle ;4to 1 agat Grey Tommy's dam colt. Won by a length. The Grand Duke Michael Stakes of 50 soya each, for three yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b. Sixteen subs. Mr. Osbaldeston's Claret, Bst 71b (Bartholomew) 1 Lord Anglesey's Strood, Bst 71b Sir J. Hawley's Bucksfoot, Bst 7 1 b 3 Betting-7 to 4 aget Claret. Won by a length. Tho Sixth Triennial Produce Stakes of 10 soya each, for four-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. Eighty. four subs. Baron Rothscbild's King To m (Charlton) 1 Mr. Greville's Boer Lord Clifden's Alembic 3 -Betting-1 1 to Bon King Tom. Won in a canter by six lengths. LINCOLN RACES--TuEspar. BROCKLESET STAKES. Rime° ........................ . ............................. ..... 1 Angelo Flasby ................... 3 Sliakspere ................................................. 4 - TYRO STAKES. Keepsake lago , 1 QUEEN'S PLATE. Vindex Gamelad ............ • ............................. ........ 2 Gay Elastic Angelo BLIALEIGH STAKES. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT OXFORD.—The inquest on the body of Richard Simms, a blind man, who was knocked down by Lord Dillon in a dog cart on the pre vious Thursday night, was resumed on Saturdayovening, at the Redcliffe Infirmary. A Verdict of accidental . cteate was returned. HULL-SEPT. 25. A moderato supply of wheat, chiefly now, and in good condition. Farmers firm, with a limited 'business, and some of the best samples wore selected for exp , ,rtation. Barley and beans is dearer. Oats in good demand, ix fine. Utseed sesree, and the turn dearer. Cakes have advanced. 108 to 1.5 s pet ton. Rape cakes 5s dearer. Bones scarce, and in request. 5. Wheat, English, red 75 to 82Meas, grey and black to Ditto white B2 to 80 Linseed Black Sea... 75 to 78 Dantzic and Konigs- Ditto Petersburgh ... 68 to 72 berg 7B to 85 Ditto Riga and Arch- Pomeraniaaandllatm- . angel burgh Danish, Holstein, and Memel 6O to 65 -Friesland 72 to 76i • Pr 'Pol. Russian and Odessa t 5 to 70Lins.c. Hull 17:10s to I:ll.o,f'd Oats; English Ditto. Danish . Ditto Friesland Ditto Russian - 23 to.3o'llape cakes...ls2s (kite 014 Od I Barley, malting 33.t0 -*JsiDitto foreign i , =, - Ditto grinding '. ODs to 03 Beaus Ditto foreign - to 46!Bones l3Ol tlki to 1252 Od Peas, white and . yel. 411 to 52:Rye Meal .... nore DUTLIN--Strr. 25. Tha'supply of new grain on the increase, and whPat Gd per barrel higher, but here and barley steady at the rates of Pliday for prime middling. In Inaan corn a trifling bur,iness, at a small advance. White wheat, 41s Oci. to 45s 6d ; red ditto, 393 to 43-2 0 i ; barley, 17s Od to 208 Od ; oats, 16s Gd to ISs 6d ; ras.Pesewl. 40s Od to 45s 01 per brl ; oatmeal, 15s Gd to 17s Od ; bak. , rs' dour, '3s 6d to 27s Oct per cwt ; Imtian corn, 40s Gd brr 41.6 3 per 4Solbs. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—YEsTERD IY, 11..m.stenain 11 1 4' Gibraitnx .-••• • • • • - Ditto. thteo months .. 11 19 3 , 4 Leghorn .. • • . • 30 10 Rotterdam :......... 11 1914 Genoa ..... . ..... WS CO Antwerp 1 Milan ...... • • • • Brussels ....•......... 25 55 Veuiee........ •• llarnbargh .. 13 8% Naples • • ...... 4.4 Altoqa •••• • • • • ow** •• • • •••• Palcrnao ..... .•••• •• 122 Paris ............•..... 25 30 i Messina .. • Ditto, three months .. 25 65 11.1sbon ...... . • 53% Itorsellies ............. 25 65 Oporto 5.1% itoGrClesnr --- Rio Janeiro .... " . 6 4 ,ankfort-on. M alga .... 119% ; Buenos Ayres.. •• • .. New York,6o days' sight. •• 11 34 Philadelphia .......... rriestee. . • •••• •• ••••• • •• 11 - . 6 I MICRO. OF BULLICN, PZK oz• Petersburg 35% Foreign 00144 in fiArs .£3 17 9 Madrid 50. , Portuvil Gold Coin .. '0 .......... nareelonn • ........... New Dollars .... 0 e 1 Silver in bars ...... u 0 0 MA:Pop NSII 314 -744. • V. 1.14(N0g . wilet tht.t the 1.7a11s tre sent ffo7ll the Geastal 'Nut-atter ey the night—tad It by *Lie morning--desvatzh.) CaUli Dakyectinl Clfi to n; in Coneral Po.a.t• oa . : cc, toli:lon.. Prue , wnat Wua.. Fort • do: 'l.). die.% ! 1114- IZUV. I Llve.:pook laach V.cr 'Liverpool .. ;Oct. 6 Soutimm:7l3t I %very l'riday .. .. .2.lel7icas(byfirit .packlN ..racrlcr. (by United at..'' packet) , ..........14 ktnerice. "by U. Staii:.s packets .... • . 2 . •• II Inatralla (vic !South antp'.or) .....• • • • • ~A , - I , of : th ::: ; * ua :: : : ; : t; 11 1 3)°t4 S o ol vertli tbill i t1 .1;a ug. 14 riti)iti.7.opazaafiviaarpvag of <3003 \ 1414:11,1:1,1:auni3uira1a1ri.'''1........................34mNt(1911-11,thsathl(fit•im. • m .. c, . 1 . 1th .. .... 1 ;:.; ) u t ;,-e t4 r tini .. r . ;o „ l., ! Oc Da t il . y ls ''f.ifieneaosaail ill 3 ca t .C. .... °: . 34.• . ... t. . !. .....: 1C 11 19 4t : 9 if'' : 2,24 t l i : :: i l 3 : l l f i rl° : t i : :: :: : ..... lii i ii°: : 1 0 3: : :1:1 ::a rG : 4 it ;t:lb :: : : ::': ? . } g ' O c :X :6 1: ()ape of Gco4 !lope ..N; iVerlons port. ' t t u::. zi air! ;'ape of Good hope ..1, rare de, verde ......,:, i I 9th of tbz mouth gouth/mpto• Oct. 1 r; eylen (see In::;:,) . 1 I i Ceylon.. .. .... .. .. ..2„ ! . , Cita:We tales ....., ..N ' Non ..Wc.l.,&•FlV••l3otttbanut t - A. Vu.Tll.! at. r,hiti.,...,, .. ...... .• —lll I'4 ?•••• 17 ".:, ~ f moot; ~,30 , ; zt1 a .„ . 1, ,t , ,,1 , i China ... . "Once a month— .• i 'Oct. 4 Conetaotlnople ......› ,4,18,18,93,..x•ts cu ~, ! I . cm ,.., tlonstantinopi a .... .... ;4..'t &At of ili.‘u.''.lt,,,l.•ze.et. - .l•Pn' tfOnt. of Europe M It 1.,1'1r;f0.: daily ......11, - .l7•ve, ..'..., !T w i es d e n, tr.gypt (hey 1;u111a) i Frer.ce : ..... -.. Mtt N 1 rvviCe &lir! , :. .. ...11n.e.? ,„ *NIAar,. 4........ •X. 01, 7, 17•31;r1 °fir , '-o. , l2.llslistptos,,Oct. 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" ~ ;,, i ! ,- ,4 tr. 17t' , tit iso•ltt.F.;ottlbelnottin. 1 8;16 mon 'West Oodles —••' • "' t - ' ••- • , When any of these dates fall o. A P.anday, the than, hr do qpeched on the following day. with the ozoept..en of the lip.,! , ( N u gouthanniton), and the Malta. both cif which will be deapatelied preceding day. SHARE 'IT AR.K. 7, TS. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 25. STOCK EXCHAVIGE.—The market has been very fiat to-day, but yesterday's prices generally were supported. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 23 65 4R c. 4—London and North Western, 91i 4—South Eastern. 17A—Loneashire and Yorkshire, 75i—Caledonian, 3O —Aberdeen (6 per cent. in pr.), 9a—Dutch Rhenish, p. lls. 3d.—Eastern Counties, 9.,7,—Luxembourg constit., d. 91. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 25. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The tone of the inarket has bon dull to-day, with prices giving way, and contangoes Tong° high. Sheffields, 23I—Dover!, 17 3-16— Leeds, 7b}-- Midlands, 64I—East Lancashire, Pref. Qrs., Sh—alat' locks, 2i. BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 25- BvrocK EXCHANGL—There was rather a brisk lsu-iness to-day, with a moderate dem an d. London and North Westerns closed at 911, and 91/ for , the next account — Great Westerns, s(l} f--Bi rm i ng l aa m and Stour Valleys, 71—Shropshire Unions, 42/ 44g. LEEDS, SETT- 26. ---- - STOOK EXCHANGE.—A rather dull market to-day, and Prices have further declined. Oxfords ' 18—Craven Moor Mines, 20s.—Leeds stock, 76k—North Westerns, 51. 15s. cash—Dovers, 17.6.3. DUBLIN, SEPT. 24. S TOCK E X CHANGE. --Now Three per Cent. Stock, wi— ' —Ditto, for Acct. Oct. 15, 'o+ s— Three per Cent. Con tiols, 89 —Ditto, 4 for Acconnt, October 15, 84 .—City o f Dublin Steam C om p an y , G3—Patriotic Ins urance , SR -Mining Company of I reland (71. p ai d) , for Acct., 1 4- -Dublin and Belfast Junction, (451. Paid), for account, 40—Great Southern and Western (50/. paid), l 0 —Ditto, for account, Si —Hibernian Bank, 23—Dublin and Wicklow, for account, 6 N"—Midland Great Western and Royal Canal (501. pd.), 4') ex dig,—Ditto, Half Shares (25/. pd.), 21 ex div.—Bank Stock, 2251. FATAL FALL FROM A CLIFF AT SHANTLIN, ISLE OF WIGHT.---A coroner's inquest was held at Daish's Hotel, Shanklin, on Monday last, on the body of Mr. John Holder Strange, draper, residing at Highbury, who had come to the island for the purpose of 'llBP"liing some landed property he bad recently purchased there. The dtceased had mistaken lie way to his lodgings on Thursday night, and bad fallen over a cliff 40 or N feet high, after which he bad rolled down the hill some hundred feet further. He was still breathing when found, but he died very shortly afterwards. A verdict of " Accidental death" was returned.—.-Se2.osltire /91- a ep cave. - •