The Sun. — London, England, 1855-09-06 00:00:00

. . , - , ...-. • . . ,_. . TEE SUN , LONDON, T' HURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6 , i 8 5 s.______L________ • TILE KI.NGDOM OF SAR.DIIVIA.' racter. This was th e fi rs t p o rt Savoy obtained on the to reverses, rising again with even an increase of power- OFFICIAL DEPATCII. 7th Foot-Privates Vincent Russell, slightly ; Henry ?, SHAitl2 :V A P K if',* 7' ,S. - Country Markets. i Farmer, slightly. - e ___.--..-- Mediterranean, A.D. 1388. like Antams cast down by the antagonistic force of Hercu- te ... 1 .......................-____ ' 18th Foot-Sergeant Patrick Collins, severely. T-SEr' 4. We have now to speak of another remarkable Amadeus, les, but rising with renewed vigour each time he touched 19th Foet-Piivates William Hayes and William LIVERPOOL, Seer. 5. EDINBURGH: MEAL MARKE e ~ got h ( Prom a Supplement to Friday's Gazette. ) ( From the September number of Fraser's ..liagaziele. ) eighth of that name, son cf the Red Count, and afterwards his mother earth. O'Hara, slightly. STOCK EXCHANGE.--The tone of she tuerket has been There , v , re in the market to-day 16 sacks oatmet: The kingdom of Sardinia has hitherto been to a great Pope. He conquered and annexed Vercelli, purchased the The prudence so characteristic of the House of Savoy WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 5. 2 Foot-Lance-Corporal Fred. Morris, dangerously ; quiet toolay, au - 1 prices generelly :it yesterday's decline. degree overshadowed by the larger states and moie ancient va ll e y o f ° Ho w from the Grisens, bought the county of appears to have influenced it in the attitude it has assumed Lord Pannaere has this day received a despatch and Privates Thomas Evans, dangerously; Joseph Randall caled on i an alt-L a ncas - hire awl Yoikshire, 81i1 A i-- --- w DUI° London anil North Western, 93a-mi(liand, 684- 4-North EDINBURGH HAY AND STRA . monarchies of Europe. French, Ge an, Italian, Spanish, Gen e ya-since lost to Savoy-on the extinction of the male in the present war, Th e eeoeraphical position of its con. its enclosures, of which the following are copies, a d. and Edward Bowcott, severely ; George Butcher, slight4y. I ll . e e - 1110tk Foot-Privates David H a y es , dangerously ; ee- British, 61-St. Helen's Stock A, 31-South &Awn, 18/. SEPT. 4. . ass Portuguese, Russian, even Swedish and Danish, histories line, united all Savoy, and became lord of Mondovief anti tinentai domi n i ons poi n t s out its natural place to be by the dressed to his lordship by General Simpson. rence Johnson and Michael Kelly, slightly. 6s. 3-1.-Manchester, Sheffiel.l, and Lincolnshire, 314- f all &mall ) and travels meet our eyes on every table and book.shem • v a i enee, i n Pi e d mo nt. In 1416, the Emperor Sigisenond, side of France and England, and not opposed to them. The BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, AUG. 25. 31st Foot-Private Thomas Waele, slightly- Dutch Rhenish, p. 1/. Bs. 9d., 11. There was a large supply of straw o llove:-- 00 , the Market. The prices to-day were as fo .0 of iti 6 My Lord, -Having been engaged since daylight in a 38th Foot-Private George Heedley, slightly. - • yet how seldom, comparatively, do we find among them pass i ng through Chambeim, and being received with great , vacillation of Austria and Prussia would be out of charac- Oat straw, from Us 01 to Ils 6ti per kei-uPL od es 0, careful observation of the position in front of Balaklava, 47th Foot-Private William Newman, slightly. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 5. volumes that treat of the Sardinian States and the annals sp l en d our , e levated Amadeus to the title of Duke, and made ter with the King of Sardinia. Austria and Prussia may iron; wheat do., Os Od to Ils Od; burley do. , 7, 0 stor wt‘i B hiu ' g ‘ 2 1 80 lbs imperial, which sold at 46s and ta T... of the House of Savoy. Bat now, when that h ouse h as a t. ei m i n d epen d e nt of the imperial jurisdiction, from which dread Russia as a formidable neighbour, but many fron- lam unable to address your lordehip at any length 55th Foot-Privates Patrick Rutridge, slightly • Ja•nee e - - - -., ' • ..,TOOK EXCHANGE.-There WWI :1 rather flet huiness Hay from 14d to 15d ; new ditto, 9(.1 to 12e P this day Burke severely. tracted attention by the part it has taken i n th e ex i s ti ng t i me th e H o use of Savoy has taken rauk among European i tiers lie between the Muscovite and the Sardinian states, - e ' , 18-Sheffields 23 4' -Ditto, Preietence, 13- -- EFT. 3 ' - el. war, the reader may fend an interest in glancing at its an- powers. Amadeus bestowed on his subjects a code of laws, I many lands for the troops of the Czar to traverse. The William Ror, slightly ; William Carr, Benjamin Lodge, The enemy have been concentrating troops at the 63d 'Foot-Privates Stephen Hampkin, dangerously ; Mackenzie, Tasova, and Karales, their left extending as L Lo a - i d ic a a y s . hir L e eeds' Great Westerns, 55. ' 8 81, i i 1 -Dover's, 18 e 3 -Milland, 68 --East DALKEITFI I.IIEAL MARKET -S i Tsi , ., tecedents, and tracing its rise and progre s s from a very in- and maintained Peace atheme while neighbouring countries 1 amity of France, which lies close by Savoy-besides the -- far as the village of Makoul, and are supposed to have 77th Foot-Privates Patrick McCaithy, severely ; Brian .Peasemeal, per ditto BIRMING-HAM, SEPT. 5. imperial significant territory to its present rank among natione. were torn by civil and foreign wars. He was generous and proximity of the ports of the two kingdoms ia the Medi- received considerable reinforc t 1-C h bbl emen s, wic pro a y severely. McGuire slightly ; John McGillani, John Naughton, Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs ' Yirs o t. d. 4 S:r i m"' _43 . : ; Barleyrneal, per ditto The states of Savoy and Piedmont, tbe foundation and discreet, and called " the Solomon of his time." terranean-is of far more consequence to Sardinia than the consist of two divisions of Grenadiers, which have been ' dangerously. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been firmer to-day. Flour, per ditto ____ s ed - ss i --. 1 si still most important Part of the Sardinian dominions, After a reign of 43 years he lost his wife, Mary of Bour- hostility of Russia, ; and her coasts and harbours are safe conveyed in carts from Bakshiserai and Simpheropol. 90th Foot-Corporal Henry Hott, slightly ; Privates Midlands (Bristol and Birmingham), 137-01 d Binning -s Od --s ~•,,:-, ....• have notuished amid their Alpine heights a race bon, to whom he had been united 25 years, upon which he from Russian ships of war so long as the British flag, in The bridge across the Great Harbour is nearly corn- Dennis Lynch, Patrick Martin, slightly. ham Canals, 92-Birmingham Gas, new shares, 11 pin. t'ot-barley, per ditto - 6 v ` . of true mountaineers, more industrious, mOre manly, resigned the Government to his son Louis, and retired to friendship with Sardinia, flies predominant over the waves Pleted , les of men are and large bod • . employed in erecting eeth Foot--Private James . MeGee . , severely. - - DUBLIN, SEPT. 4. ____._ yeti ° and possessing a more developed love of freedom than a charming retreat, called La Ripaille, on the banks of the of the Mediterranean. The house of Savoy has generally earthworks on the north side of the harbour. Intrench- . 2.1 Battalion Rifi , e Brigaae-Serjeant Thomas F.;rrell, DUBLIN-SEPT. 4. firm O r e lit gi ue e en . t . s have been thrown up on the Sievernaya Hill, ex. slightly ; Privates Thomas Boyle, Samuel Green, William STOCK EXOHANGE.-New Three per Cent. Stock, MP,- The corn market to-day was geurall-7 _ rat ite „ to o the slothful and corrupt inhabitants of Southern Italy. Lake of Geneva. He took with him six nobles as his corn- obtained some increase of territory by treaties at the close t ang from the sea coast to the site ' of: the firet light. Hine, Henry Hannan, J , tell Nugent, William Hudson, Three per Ceut. Consols, 90i A a - ninth.... Co. of Ireland Jaines Simpson, John Waltou, Elward Keet, slightly ; (71. pd.), 13e-National. Bents of Irelaucl (22/. 10e. paid), And the people leave b een f or t una t e i n th e i r r ulers ; the panions, and they termed themselves Hermits of St. Mau- of important wars ;it may now be calculating on the pro hci.lusie facing the north. .scription of grain, at about last Friday'e ct et l ee in" - I, was rather a larger supply of' new wheat , / in -434n6' House of Savoy can com Pare, greatly to its own advantage, rice. They suffered their beards to grow, and wore red bability of Austria ultimately siding with Russia, and bonnets, greygowns and cloaks, and FrOrn various sources we learn that the Russians on Thomas Hillier Alfred Lodge, John Childs, Charles Bate- 32-2tioyal Bank of Ireland (10/. pd.), 2 4 . ii, the quantity of other corn. 'tt 416 t° pe - s man, Samuel Goddard, Enoch Codes, James Brent, John. with most other dynasties. While the annals of other girdles of gold cord, being compelled by the victorious allies in the end to re- the right bank of the Tchernaya are held in perfect readi- eallite weeat, 41s Ott :e., 45, 0,1; red di o„ . ra e Denton, severely ; John Brent, John Parkinson, clan- A to 17s 6e ' . ell I reigning houses are sullied by the names of many wh° were and had a cross worked in gold dpon the mantle. They linquish a territorY towards which the kings of Savdinia ness for an offensive movement. nu.ley, 17s Od to 2.)s Od ; oats, 15e 6- ot s Oil i ep , eerously. .P RI(1 E $ 0 F Sll A I? ie s 31s ed to 41s Od per be.; oatmeal, 15s Od to 11 Mose imbecile and negligent, or cruel and tyrannical, or indolent did not, however, live, like anchorites, on roots and have often stretched out a covetous hand-we mean the Ouie siege operations progress steadily, with I regret ' Royal Artillery - Gunners James Cooper, severely ; and licentious, the history of Savoy presents a succession of water; they fasted only from the cares of the world, and Milanese acquisitions in northern Italy ; and the restore- to say heavy casualties on our side, as your lordship will IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM. prudent, well-intentioned princes, anxious to ameliorate feasted on dainty viands and choice wines. The fame of tion of former possessions in Switzerland would place Sar- see by the accompanying listsn-I have, &e., John Laxton, Thomas Read, slightly ; James Smith, dau gerously. .PANIES' STOCK. JAMES SIMPSON, W. L. PAKENHAIT, Aljntant-general. -----.--..............-..-- -'ff-- ---- the condition of their subjects, and who extended their this jovial hermitage gave rise to the French idiomatic dinia in a condition to be a formidable check to Austria, , i , ;(1. to 2_7s 0:1 per ewt ; luoianeor...u,4ol v" General Commanding. From the Official List. COAL MARKET.-See • T 5 . territories by the judicious use of equitable means and op. proverb, Faire Ripaille, signifying to make good cheer and and an useful ally to France and England. t i-' ;4 1' 80 . 1 1 b; ek t' I The Lord Panmure, &c. &c. &c. SPORT:LA G. INT EL LIU klireg, portunities; whose courts were respectable, and often ele live at ease. The foundation of the prosperity of the Counts of Man -,-..._ • ewe - Witten EVERY TUEIDAS AND FRIDAY EVENING. gent; who formed advantageous marriages, advantageous in The Council of Basle, being dissatisfied with Eugenius rienne and Savoy was laid in Italy by the poesession of Enclosure 1. WARWICK RACES. -WEDNESDAY. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1855. . obtaining as wives not merely the heiresses of large posses- IV., electedeAmadens Pope in his room, and he was crowned Piedmont, which is the most healthful and one of the most NUMERICAL RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM The Great Warwickehire Stakes of 10 sovs eaeb, with ........ .v Prices of Coal per ton c ea d t . te close w a si t i l g l e e n lll : oo, .. ; 6t . sions, but good and intellectual women, whose daughters at Rome :by the style of Pope Felix V. France, Spain, fertile of the provinces beyond the Alps. The people are THE 20Th TO THE 23D AUG., INCLUSIVE. 50 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Btt 7lb ; fillies, Bst • l -inlille W. Hartley lB 1: ciate's West Hartley 18 I 2ramwellgate . ............ 0 I proved worthy consorts te sons , of , illustri n 2 races. While Germany, and England, acknowledged him as sovereign frank, high-spirited, and industrious, and make better son .3d Battalion . Grenadier Guards-1 rank and file, 31b, Penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. (5 subs ) nee-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Byass's West Hartley al9 I flaswell ............... ~ ..... ~. s other sovereigns were distinguisnen by sobriquets expressive pontiff; but Italy supported Pope Eugensus, who remained diers than auy ether Italians. They have a genius far killed ; 6 rank and fi t le wounded. Mr. Gulliver's Illuminator, by Melbourne, B.t, 41b, .hester Main... , 18 ettou .......... ~.,,t, ; Ist Battalion Colds ream Guards-1 sergeant killed ; 6 (Yates) 1 Dividend , Amount ' &eating's Hartley of vice or folly, the surnames applied to the rulers of Savoy at Rome, Pope Felix residing at Avignon. Amadeus dur- science and for practical and useful arts, but poetry has not ank and file wounded. Name of Company. p2r of Paid. Price. Eloward's West Hartley Mr. J. Barnard's Sirocco, Bst 71b (Hughes) 2 Annum. Share. were expressive of wiSdOm and goodness.* The lormer ing his pontificate reformed the order of the Love-Knots. been much developed among them. Yet when the Pied- r let Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards-1 rank and fil Netherton e ' Betting-2 to 1 and 7t04 on Illuminator. Won by - quality, indeed, was ever a remarkable feature in their Pope Eugenius dying in 1419, the Homan cardinals elected montese muse has spoken it has been in the loud and thrill- killed • 1 officer, 10 rank and file, woanded. X s. d. X s. d. New Tanfield half a length. ..... W a characters, and by the exercise of it they not only main- Nicholas V. ; and Amadeus, in order to restore peachto ing accents of liberty-witness Alfi er i , and Silvio polio:4 Ist b a tt a li on Ist Regiment of Foot-1 rank and file British ••.•• • • . •,,••••• - i •-- - - Reclheugh Main 16 North Hetton .......... . s , The Avon Stakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, for 2 and 3 yr- .. •Y' II wounded. Ditto Provincial •• • • 71 '2O 0 0 2 0 . I 0 0 20 North Percy Hartley lB t'ensher ... ............ ...„.: d . tained their ground amid the difficulties of their position, the church, which had been for forty years distracted by the martyr of freedom. The towns and citiea of Piedmont 2d Battalion Ist Regiment of Foot-1 rank and file olds. Vedette allowances and penalties. T.Y.C. Brighton ---•• •• -5/. 120 0 o en 0 o 15 Tanfield Moor l6 elummer ••• ......... it r situated as their dominions were between the often-con- schisms, resigned the tiara, on which occasion the follow- are more populous and thriving than Italian towns in killed; 6 rank and file wounded. (3 subs.) City of London .. •• •• 4!. Os, 100 0 0 100 00 - Fairfield Moor Flutes e 11's 16 3 oisse Centinental(4thCap.). - 50 0 0 20 0 0 - " th fletton .............. .. i . tending powers of France, Germany, and Italy, with the ing line was chanted about the streets :- general, and the population of this province is about three- 3d Foet-1 rank and file killed ; 1 serjeant, 7 rank and Mr. E. Parr's Stork, bg Gabbier or Sir Isaac (in- Lauitale. , .. -..•• • • 2/, 10s. 150 0 0 all - Walker Primrose l6 ,ou rival potentates whereof they were frequently connected Fulsit lux mundo, cessit Felix Nicolao. fifths of the entire population of the kingdom, which is , file wounded. - eluding 31b extran 7st 3lb ' . a , c a ulP h i e be ne tr:; . l. . 3 .... ll .. ........ .................. ........................... 1,,' 4th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. (Quinton) i• 1 Great Central ....... 81. per cent. !10 0 0 all iii% West Riiline Hartley ...17 6 Stewart'sg..6. ............... ..: ' ,:i r : 11 : Mr. J. Little's Crookshanka 2 vre, 6st llsb (Crouch) t 2 ironerial •• •• •• -•• •• 10 ! & eonus. 50 0 0 all 89 Grey's Westilartley ....18 3 Caradoc . ........ "' ....... est 11 by marriage or consanguinity-but they even extended Amadeus returned to his old brother hermits at La Ri. computed at 4,916,084. The science of gunnery has been I their sway, and, instead of being torn in pieces, and Parti- Paine, and received a cardinal's hat from the new pontiff. mu -h cultivated in Piedmont, particularly since the reign Iwo 7 u t n h de F d o . ot-3 rank and file killed ; 2 rank and file Betting-4 'to lon Stork. - Crookshanks made the Independent ..• .... - si, 40 0 0 London• • ..... • ...... - !50 0 0 ~ - Wylam f t -... 19 0 Casson.. ........................ ' Triindon Hard e r - e ,„.., 9 . running, a good race in, ending in a dead heat. .. ' P' i tioned among neighbouring despots like unhappy Poland, He died in 1451, in the odour of sanctity.. - C of the second King of Sardinia, Charles Emmanuel, who ' 17th Foot-1 rank and file killed. Do., Pail. Preference 6). per cent. 125 0 0 Wallsend, &e, 11.eugii Hail ...... i ........ ~, _ Deciding Heat- 5 to 2on Sterk, who won in a P. ce.Ax ......•..... v. per cent. 60 0 0 52 1 0 --- eote they have progressed from being the lords of a petty count- During the reign of Duke Charles 11., from Hee to Hee, founded special schools of artillery. In this branch of milt. 18th Foot-1 serjeant, 3 rank and file wounded. Gosforth l9 2 South Hartleposi .... •td. 11. canter by four lengths. Itatcliff .....• ~, ..... 51. 100 00 90 ~" 0 70 .... 9 1 The Town Plate of 50 sovs, added to a Handicap Sweep- I 20si Herten 29 0 South Kelloe ......... .„_, ship to the rank of sceptred monarchs. Tarin was made the capital and court of the house of Savoy, tary service the Sardinian contingent furnished by Victor 19th Foot-2 rank and file wounded. united oene-al - , 1 101 15,i 0 0 Weseninster'elia;te - red • 41 Uer cek '6O 0 0 al ,, 49 4 Heaton 21st Foet-2 rank and file wounded. 19 :- rees ........ ..„. ,s The cradle of the House of Savoy was the insignificant which from that time became Italian instead of French. Emmanuel may prove eminently useful to the allied armies 23d Foot-6 rank and file wounded. stakes of 5 snv., each, 2 ft, for 3-yr elds and upwards. en - to. New ........ . - 50 oi' 10 e (." - tiedley domain of Ma • unenne, a small province or valley of Savoy, The Savoyard princes had their reverses like other po- in the East. The entire Sardinian army rates at about 28th Foot-1 officer wounded. . Certain winners extra. One mile. (31 subs.) Lawson lB e Evenwood ... ................. 1 extending from the Alps to the rimer Isere on one side, tent a tes, bet r o s e from them and recovered their power. 41,491 men ;of whom 5,760 are cavalry, and 4,509 artil- 30th Foot-4 rank and file killed; 8 rank and file Mr. Saxon's Mary by Idle Boy, sst 12Ib (Ford ham) 1 WATER-WORKS. Eden Main 20 f verwentwater I or, 0 and frem the Tarantasia to Dauphine on the other. In the In the wars between the rivals Charles V. and Francis 1., 1 lery ; the remainder, 31,222, are infantry. wounded. w ill o e u d nded. 33c1 Foot-1 rank an • . Mr. Baker's Atherstone, 3 yre, sst 131b...(5n0 aclon) 2 Dividend Amount Bell Mr. Foster's Radulphus, aged, 7st, llb (Aldcroft) 3 Name Of Company. per of Paid. Pricc. Belmont eleventh century some importance was acquired for this the dominions of Duke Charles 111. of Savoy were ravaged The island of Sardinia, which was unwisely neglected by 31st Foot Annum. Share. Beaddyll 2l 6 ei email territory by Count Humbert "of the White Hand," bY the French , and he l est al l , s ave Nice , and Aosta, and its first Savoyard kings, anxious as they were to improve The following also ran :-Minter Slender, Orson, 34th Foot-2 rank and filnwounderl. • - Frederick, and Lady Alicia. Ships at market._ 52 I Sold ........... , their continental states, is the least civilised part of the X s. d. X s. d. who having rendered an essential service to Conead the Coni, in Piedmont. 38th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. Betting-7 te 2 eget Radulphus, 4to 1 agst Orson, 5 East London kingdom to which it gives its name. Charles Felix, and 41st Foot-1 sergeant, 2 rank and file killed ; 5 rank and ---4 rank an d d fi fi le le k -----""---"" era Salim Emperor of Germany, by forwanding the' piogress But Emmanuel Philibert, son of Charles, who served Grand Junction .... • • C. per cut. 50 0 0 all 70 tO 1 each aest Frederick, Mary, and Atherstone, 6to 1 - 2 21 0 90 ( C :3' N. 1.1 .4. i i i d : d :n e w 1 : 1 :... ............................ ........... . 1. 5 .9' 0 lefoP' of the Imperial troops into Italy through the passes of the with great distinction in the imperial army, married Mar- afterwards Charles Albert, exerted themselves to improve file wounded. Kent.... - - 7854 WIND AND WEATHER 0. " agst Lady Alicia. Won by three quarters of a length ; . t am - 100 0 0 - _ __ Alps, was rewarded for it by the Emperor bestowing on garet, sister of Henry 11. of France, and by this alliance the island, but it is destitute of manufactures, and education 42d Foot-2 rank and file wouhded. . 47th Foot-2 rank and hie killed; 1 sereeant, 5 rank a head between the secend and third • Maeter Slender New lavercompany. 21 lOs was a moderate fourth ;. Frederick we ' s fifth, anti drs on - • esel' him military jurisdiction over the other parts of Savoy, the gained the interest of France, which, in the treaty of Cam- is at the lowest ebb. The people are superstitious a.nd semi and file wounded. -, , outhwark &Vauxhall 54. iier c . nt. 100 T 1 0 - 1= 89y, ,A,T, ' WEDNE BI) di" Lower Valais, and the Valley of Aosta in:Piedmont. bresis with Philip 11. of Spain, procured for the Duke of Iso idle that they leave untilled three-fourths 48th Foot-1 officer, 1 sergeant, 2 rnnk and file wounded. --* th •le I • Al . 'blt 1 1 . six , ery ic a, ne, soon a ter startinee West middlesex - 91 state - __ ..., Oddo,t a younger son of Humbert': Marrying Adelaide Savoy the restoration of all his ancestral dominions. The of the land, which is the most fertile possible, and permit 55th Foot-2 rank and file wounded. barbarous, anc . The County Stakes of 100 some added to a Handicap BRIDGES. Stations. Course of Wind. of kiusa, daughter and heiress of Oderick Manfred, Count Duke was, however, unable to recover Geneva and the foreigners t o ava il themsel ves of the natural advantages of 63d Foot-2 rank and file killed ; 7 rank and file Sweepstekes of 20 sovs each, 10 l i t, and 5 only if de- Dividend , Amount dereenwich N.E. Overcas t ; -. the coast, the fishery for anchovies and tunnies, and for wounded. Lothbury. of Turin, extended by this marriage his dominions to the Pays de Vaud, but he balanced the loss by purchasing the dared, &c. Certain penalties for winners. The Name of Company. per I of Paid. Price, Iristol N.E . Ti fd i n ie e e .. ttlea. river Po, and acquired the passes of the Weseerte, Alps. county of Tenda. and the principality of Oneglia in Italy ; coral. Indeed a, large proportion of the natives are home- miz t_ i i s ffi ergeant, 4 rank and file wounded. er 1 rank and file wounded. second to receive 30 soya out of the stakes. One mile Annum. Share. '9 xeter.. . The possession of the paSses 'of the AdAtvitit; Ofgneat galne and he formed a small navy to defend his coasts. He an- less, and the reputation of themselves for barbarism, aud 77th Foot-i c e:irk ' and file killed ;17 rank and file and a half. (44 sube, 17 c.f . whom pay 5 sovs each.) Xs.d.4 s. d. At oucester (Ford ha.nl) 1 to the counts of Maurienne and Savog - ; they were the colnPanied Philip II• of Spain' te England , and was made of their country for insalubrity, and for want of roads, and wounded. Mr. Treen'sLady Bird, by Birdeatcher, 4 yrs, 5. , t; 101 b 11une•erf0rd.......... - - - 12 Plymouth of tolerable accommodation, has deterred tourists from in- 79th Foot-1 officer, 1 rank and file wounded. - 110 0 0 - -1: lardiff E. gates of Italy, and western princes requiring to enter that Knight of Garter by Queen Mary. S9th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. Mr. Copperwaite's The Early Bird, 4 yrs, tiee 71b Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent ,51 0 0 - Bouthwark .......... .7e Swansea N E country found it necessary to conciliate the keepers of the - Under Charles Emmanuel 11., Savoy and Piedmont were eluding Sardinia in their travels, though it poseesses much -Vaterloo ....... ...... - 400 0 0 - (Allcroft) 2 Ifitto Old Ann. of 8/. IL 14s. Bd. 160 0 0 - 90th Foot-4 rank and file wo.unded. ''''' .fas erfordwest ... N.E gates, by giving them some increase tie thetre*elSier their harassed by the French and Spaniards; but the reign of beautiful scenery,and manyobjects of antiquarian interest. Mr. H. Brown's Speed the Plough, 5 yrs, Get 61b 32% - 93d Foot 2 rank and file killed ; 5 'rank and file Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 - 28 Dublin -• - ' Cloucli• political power. • , tataaateeeP'' tt- " :-4 '' 4 'd his son, Victor Amadeus, brought compensation. From its situation, in the middle of the Mediterranean, wounded. - (ineltiding slbs extra) . (Bray) 3 l Vauxhall ............ 98 % 70 to 3 __ 21 I.{ Holy head .. N.W Fine. Thus, when Henry IV., Emperor of Germany, was at Victor Amadeus was at first treated as a vassal by the and from its many fine harbours, Sardinia is invaluable 95th Foot-1 officer, 2 rank and file wounded. Liverpool Bettlng-5 to 2on Leely B:rd. Durine the morning war with Pope Gregory VII., Adelaide of Susa, Regent for haughty Louis XIV., and too readily acceded to that king's (or shOuld be so) to its possessor. Lord Nelson was ex- 97th Foot-3 rank and file wounded. much money was got on Lady Bird at i ' to 1. Until DOCKS. ~i-reat Grimsby... N.N.E Fine. the young Count Humbert 11., her grandson, refused desire to Persecute his Protestant subjects in the valleys tremely anxious that England should acquire this island, Ist Bettalion Rifle Brigade-1 rank and file killed ; 3 the numbers were placed on the telegraph board, sto 4 Dividend Amount , Gainsborough .... N. rank aed file wounded. _eame of Company. of Paid, Pric e • •,oston N. E. Flue. . 0 g „ . Henry a free passage through the Alps,' which he had of Piedmont, the Waldenses. But Louis demanding from of which he thus wrote in his letters :- 2d Battalion Rifle prigade-1 sergeant, 22 rank and wag betted egainst her, Won by three-quarters of a. Ann e u r m. Share. • nonthampton N.W Fine c1,01V„ claimed in right of affinity, having married Adelaide's him the citadel of Turin, Victor declared war against "It is the summuln bowfin, of everything which is valu- file wounded. length. Speed the Plough was beaten a long way. - --- .--._ eowes • Untettled. . daughter, Bertha, to whom he had been but an une ind France, and, supported by Austria, bravely maintained it added. Certain winnere extra. The second te save ' l'. ( a )m st m ay e i r d ei ‘ a v i eWt r in . d . i . a . .... able for us in the Mediterranean. The more I know of it Royal Artillery-3 rank and file killed; 2 officers, 16 The Borough Handicap of N sovs each, h ft, with 50 ' , ..rt i si.nouth E. .: husband ; and on the plea of this demerit Adelaide cone- till France was well pleased to make peace. Iu the war of the more lam convinced of its inestimable value from rank and file wounded. Hews N.E. Fine. Poyal S ppers and Miners-1 rank and file wounded. trarmouth pelted him to purchase passage for his troops by the cession the Spanish succession, Victor Amadeus sided with Auss position, naval ports, and resources of all kinds. .. . t a Mr. T. Walker's Anniversary by Annan.lale, 7st his etake. T.Y.C. (15 subs ) East Country.. 2os. per sh. - -- London ... •-••••• .. , 5/, pr cent. Stock. _ 101 Lowestoft of a part of Burgundy to the young counteg Other exam- tria, and stood his ground bravely against the invading Malta, in point of position, is not to be named in the same Total-2 sergeants, 24 rank and fill killed ; 8 officers, e- - , :arnbridge ..... , N.W Cloudy'. Dig, Bonds" •• .. •• I 41, per tent. - V r ,i r . z e ,. =• 4 %() ) s c e 'l l t ,: d. I st . o s s f . k! . __ plea of the value of these mountain passes will present arms of France. At length, Louis, struck with the energy year with Sardinia." (A Heron) 1 - et. Katharine •....... 4 per cent. Stock. . . - - i,eicester , N 6 sergeante, 168 rank and W fil . e L w . ol p in A d ic ee E . N.HAm. themselves as we proceed. and genius of the duke, gave him the hand of his niece, The nation possessing Sardinia, and especially in con- Adjutant General. Mr. Baker's Byrea, 7st 71b (Wells) 2 ..enthaineton ........ W. Cs per c. I5000:50 0 6 , - % l i ly N.E. Fine. Mr. Goodered's Thego, 7st slb (Ch or! to r.) 3 victoria .. .. .... .. a I 51. per cent. 20 0•010 0 0 201 A Nottingham It was the steady aim of the house of Savoy, from its Anne Marie d'Orleans, daughter of his brother, 'tension-, junction with Nice and the coast of Genoa, ought to create ---- , The following also ran-Lady Florence, Sister to Ri• &man- Mies Hae ka .vay, Sirocco, and Lady Horton. • .eandngton origin in the petty countship of Miturienne, to farm for it- by his first wife, Henrietta Maria, daughter of Charles I , a better navy. At present its naval force is about as fol- Enclosure 2. JOINT-8 TOOK BANKS. l, ells. self an extended and compact territory, by adding to Main of England. On the extinction of the male line of* Char': Betting-2 to 1 each anet Annivereary and Beiem 6 ' Dividend , Amount ',-;'i rienne the rest of Savoy, the neighbourine province of 1., the descendants§ of Victor Amadeus and .Anne M.a.ries lows :-4 frigates, 4 corvettes, 3 brigantines, 1 brig, some NOMINAL RETURN OF OFFICERS WHO HAVE steamers, and other vessels, amounting in all to 60 armed BEEN WOUNDED, FROM THE 20TH TO THE 23D AUGUST, INCLUSIVE. te 1 aest Diego. Bte 1 agst Lade Florenee. Won by ItTane of Company. { per j, of Paid. Prlce. ehr g e h w t sLy. Fine- 0101/ Piedmont some • • • , dominions in Italy, and others up to Lake d'Orleans wore the representatives of the Stuarts. In eon- vessels, and carrying about 900 guns. But this small force WOUNDED. half a length. The seine di•tence between the second Ilaochester E. - Leman. But the Savoyan desire of increase (unlike the sequence of this marriage the influence of France was may be the nucleus of a larger one, with which 'the pos. Atm. 20. ;And third. Sirocco, Lady Florence, and Miss Hark- , - _ 1 Annum. : , -hare. I 4 s. d. X s. 51. eleryport. Otoke-on-Trent.. NEN...NW:.R.' ''• Fine. Russian spirit of aggrandisement, that scruples at no evil exerted for the Duke of Savoy, who obtained by treaty sessor of Sardinia, Nice, and Genoa ought to become the 48th Foot-Lieut. and Adjutant E. G. Horne, contusion away, close together, were ilex:, about two lengths in ,sustrantsia...... ( 'lV a h ri i i t s e . , h e a•ven S.W Coady'. id. for its gratification) was worked out by peaceable and legi• Valsesia, Monteferrato, the Lomellina, and several other greatest maritime power but one in Europe ; greater than in shoulder. the wake of Diego. Sister to Rifleman and Byrsa got eritish NorthArnerican I 61. per cent. {5O 0 0 ~ N.E Fine- -- s e gi t l l F i ct- , -_ ieutenant J. T. Campbell sliehtl I••••lly off. , W .11 .W timate means. Oddo obtained Turin and part of Piedmont districts in Italy ; but, above all, the hiland of Serdinia,ll France may be, greater than Venice has been in her most (.: !o o l i , n n i i n ia er t e . ra .. l . 0 . r . e . 0 . n . d .. .a . n . . 1 1 5 01. p p e e r r c e e e i i i i t t .. , 1 10 g 0 g 0 g o 7 0:1: : 0 0 : - 1 1 . 0, L Lieutenant D. ft 111`13ernet, F7lign? r tiy. N.N.E Cloudy'. by marriage. Humbert 11. acquired Tarantasia in Savoy. with the title of king. The new monarch employed the palmy days. The W hite Cross of Savoy should fly at the Royal Artillery-Captain P. Dickson, slightly. The Warwick Cup, value 200 scam by sascription of i0nian................ 61, per cent. I Lancaster Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. . - 120 0 0 all 0 - v or t, His son, Amadeus M., received from Henry V., of Ger. peace which ensued in improving the state of his realm, mast-head second to none but the Red Cross of St. George. AUG. 21. 10 sovs each, with 100 added ; for 3 yr-olds and up- London and County -I 10 per cent! 50 0 0 20 0 0 -• Hull wards. Certain allowancee an d penalti e s, This se- Londri and Westminstr )41. percent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 484 N.N.E Fine , • - many, in reward for his fidelity to the Emperor, when the promoting education, and encouraging agriculture. His M. E. M. 28th Foot-Lieutenant and' Adjutant E. S. R. Smith, k. berdeen . N.E ~ Clouel e. slightly. cond to receive 30 sovs. out of the stakes. Three London Joint•stock ... 1 12 e per cent.: 50 0 0 10 0 - 0 • Very o n Perth latter was at war with the Pope, the investiture of Savoy queen was a most amiable woman, whose virtues and dis- -- AIM. 22. miles. (30 subs.) Provincial of Ireland.. I 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Very On e ' Ditto, New......... I 8 Lper cent. ; 10 0 0 all - Dundee as an imperial county, - with the style of Count of Savoy, cretion reformed him from many faults, and amelioreted PRIVATE AND JOINT-STOCK BANKS. ....2.st Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards -Lieut. A. C. Mr. Thelltison's Ritaplan, by The Baron, ~' yrs 22 10 0 - ndinburgh N.W Fine. . Piedmont, and Burgundy. This prince was a Crusader; his originally bad temper. He abdicated in favour oi his u mpbell, slightly. Ost llb (Cowley) 1 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 18% per cent. I 100 0 0 35 0 0 - , Tllasgow E. . v er y De . . ---=--.---- !Mt°, New ........ , B,'. per cent. 20 0 0 19 0 0 - Fine. he relieved Acre when bard pressed by the Turks, and dis- son, Charles Emmanuel 111., in 1730. 95th Foot-Lieutenant R. Wield, severely. Lord Clifden's H emily, 3 yrs, 6n 101 b (Ferilhana) 2 (Wakefield 3 Berwick tinguished himself at the siege of Damascus. He founded In the war of the Austrian succession Charles Emma's The Banker's Magazine furnishes the returns of circu- Atte.. 23. Mr. Nunn's Vandyke, 4 yea t ist 41b - Sunderland E. _ lation of the private and joint-stock banks in England Royal Aetillery-Lieut. F. W. do Winton, slightly. , Cloudy. the famous Abbey of Hautcombe, in Savoy, where the nuel espoused the cause of Maria Theresa, and the French Bettieg-2 to lon Reta,plan. A most exciting race Union of tustralia..... 30-Per cent. 25 0 0 ',', ••• Derlineton N o 3 • e and . Wales for the four weeks ending the 4th of Aug., W. L. PAKENFIAM, Adjutant-General. • . princes of hia lineage have been buried from generation to in revenge invaded Piedmont. But on the restoration of in with Rataplan and Homily resulted in favour of the Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - 210 o - Whitby . , 185 a, and gives the following as the average weekly eh , . . Union of London ..... - .20',. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 .29% Scarborough generation. peace the king obtained by treaty the territory of Novarra, culation of those banks during the past month, viz. : Enclosure 3. " old one" by ,s, short hea.d. Vandyke wag beaten off. The Scurry Handicae ot 3 soya each, with 20 added. Union of Madrid ..... - 4 O 4O 0 0 all - Ipswich N.B. CloudY• NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED Count Thomas Lapurchased from the Viscount of Ber- and the districts of Vogbera and Vigerano near the river Private banks 2,962,213 OFFICERS AND PRIVATES KILLED FROM Five furlongs. (8 subs.) Harwich . ' E.N.E Rain. • CANALS. lion the Seigniory of Chambery, and made that city his Po. Charles Emmanuel was energetic in improving his Joint-stock banks ' Amsterdam . N.E Fine. c loodi * capital, the former capital having been Aigue-bell, in subjects by encouraging science, commerce, agriculture, - ._.-_. THE 20nx TO THE 23.1) AUGUST, 1855, IN- Mr. Foster's Radulphus by The Saddler, aged, fhit 21b - ; D A i n v pn l d u e m n d . pric , , , ntrood Savoy. &c., and by relieving them of heavy imposts. He left his Average weekly circulation £6,696,265 CLITSIVE. KILLED. Mr. Wood's Falcon, 4 yrs, 7st Glb (A Wei oft) 1 . (Kendall) 2 Com 'a" ' . .." , 7;ilri p eS . ot e Divide - nd Pric - e c ;. , 1 01 7:::s: i l ''' er Tunbridge Amadetus IV. obtained from Frederick 11. of Germany hereditary dominions in a flourishing state, and died uni- On comparing the above with the returns for the pre- antes. g per .......e AUG. 20. IVIr. La Mert's Le Juif, aged, 8A 7lb (1Vells) 3 n Annum. 7 ~_ . __ , . Fine. the title and investiture of Aosta and Chablais, in Pied- versally lamented, 1773. ceding month, ending the 7th of July last, it shows- 30th Foot-Private James Dunn. Mr. Little's Spietext. 3 yin, 6st 91b (Cie - midi) 4 -- -- - SEABORNE HAILS. eo moat, in return for affording the Emperor passage through His son, Victor Amadeus 111., though fond of nsilt A decrease in the circulation of the private 47th Foot-Privates Michael Kelly, John Dooley. Betting-5 to 4 agst Radulphme 2to 1 agst Le Jail. Woe by bur lengths, three lengths between the second X X • shtn , &oldh 98 71, 0. et. 139 \lacelesfield. mo 2/ 108 ei t s I' , _. le the Alps, and sumptuously entertainieg him when on his parade, encouraged useful studies. Archenboltz, a cle t v ar e Y r A h d a e n cr k e s a n se f in the circulalion of the joint-stock R 42,650 AUG. 21. , iarns.ey • • 160 - , - Neath .... e too itii, . - ' way to Italy. 7th Foot-Private John Hall. and third. ' cirenkenthrg 15C 4!. ' - , /xford,- .. ~ 100 - Prussian officer and traveller, writing in 1787, says, " The banks of 48,235 77th Foot-Lance-Corporal John Despard. ,v the night-and Mby the morning- 40 sPa tc.. • 1 • • 1° 110 jst eieniftes that the ni n a l i , :s w a n ie l :s , e , n a t .,, f i r ., o :, ro Fro th, 2 8 0,: :: 11 , so, if,,,,D. : Rirmingliam .40 42. 95 Peak Forest. 78 5! Os. 86 Count Peter, who ruled from 1263 he 1268, was fortunate Sardinian Court enjoys long since the glory of being a Tee Welter Cup, valu , 100 some the rest in specie, by sulnnription ,f 15 qms eace, 10 ft, and 5 only if de. es te 9 0 1 ' - Royal Artillery-Gunner Wm. Simmonds. floventry....lloo 25,. - Regent's •. .- 3f) • / 141 4 in his connexion with England,' whose kieg, Henry HI., pattern in politic% finance, and militar • ffairs I I d Decrease on the month had married Eleanor of Provence, daughter of Peter's sis- the crowu which ' thie little state acgaire Y d 3 by all • the ( eaeri's And as compared with tbe return for the correspond- '3d Battalion Grenadier Guards-Private John Wire. clared, &c. Certain winners extt•a. Gentlemen ridere ; Ellsmre&Chs' 6° 214 p. et. - semrset Coal 1 40 - - COUNTRIta, in General ft 8. ~tar ....„ 1 , 1 Office, London.' I °g' ------ 6F ing ;relied of last year-viz., Aug. 5, 1 . 854, it shows- lst Battalion Coldstream Guards----Serjeant Geo. Bolton. Professionals 6lb extra. (23 subs, 11 of whom pay 5 Grand.Linetn 100 3 . pr.ct. -Do Lk F.'•tj 12! - --_-•..- ............- , 19 ter, Beatrice. The count on visiting his royal 'niece was of politics, and the respectable appearance it kept up ever Do., 6 pr. Ct.! 10 61. pr. ct. i 2 kl•••tffrd &Worc ; Ig o. 28/. 425 . - F " • • LiVere ~,„, . An b in?rease in the circulation of the private Ist Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards-Private Thomas sovs each.) : 1, 1 ,. .E1 ,- u at i r , r io e n y : gi ( ? ) ii -!f is. ___-- i e t e o r m e r ve b s r e m e z ry Q ...I t 4 2 5 5 Elvery . rida, - . created Earl of Richmond by Henry; Mho made him a grant since, are proofs of an excellent policy. Such a system Rl6B 560 of a part of the Strand in London,- whereon Peter built wanted a great number of troops, and to maiotain them a' An s a i c ' r s ee l l f e in tho circulation of the joint-stock ' ' M`Roberts. • 2d Battalion, Ist Foot-Pi ieate P. Dieley. Capt. Lane's Humguffin by Epirus, 4 yrs, lOtt 51b (Mr. Beville) 1 eennt & Avn, 3iP 6s. Od, - , 7evern midi I I pt. , 0 the palace called the " Savoy," of which the name alone well-ordered state economy, all which aro found here. The banks of 78,970 17th Foot-Private Anthony Filen. 30th Foot-Privates Arthur Ingram, Moses Kemp, AT', l i t i lot r i , r , i t s's d, C;l 7 i . pla . 4 yrs, lOst 41b (Mr. Thompson) 2 .. ..1 - ancaster . 1001 - ,-, e Raik j 21-1 iseeds&lev. • 1001 251 - ' . . See Wa n • Pt ° ' ,d • reruains. Henry also made Peter's brother, Boniface of king himself is a great economist, and his court distin- - n s estree, 4 yrs, 9.4 31b (Mr Cameron) 3 Inteester ~;.1 . ) tOn sz, 4 - 0 i.,; 11 . a i Zi e n k g . 1 1001 21. 23% Australia (via South- Savoy, Archbishop of Canterbury. On Peter's second guishes itself by an excellent parsimony." But neither Increase on the year , Lerd Clifden's Pandle, 6 yrs, 10et 61b .. (Mr Elwin) 4 eeiestr &Nth 83' - -.' - ‘Varwick &1 1 .. • • • ''' . • Deve r ' Cee 33(1 Foot-Private James Toyee 2/ „.. visit to England he obtained from Richard of Cornwall, the military talents of this king, nor the unflinchin b On cornparing the above with the amounts of the fixed Mr. Stretton'sGarfor th, aged, 10 t 31h (Mr. C. Baynton) 5 rested-theme h 112; 70'. - Napton.. 3 row • 11 !.... eitto (via Marseilles) N ''' SO' g revery 93d Foot ' ' * • ' -Privatea James Ferguson, Peter Finlayson. monmouttish 100 , - - worcstr &1 .. 1 Ditto (via Cape of Goal! e ie " •' Henry's brother, then elected King of the Romans, aof his soldiers, especially the Piedmontese, could save his issues, the following appears to be the comparative state Ist Battalion Rifle Brigaile-Private James Blanchard. Betting-6 to 5 agst Celiph, 3to 1 agst Humgliffin. -, iet „. ! ,inerysh 100. - - Binning. j • 8 21. 19 Hope) ............N1 ampton) ...... .. .. SI . • • Pg ith° •• 1 2 7 / 1 . . 29 2 - : ' °1 ,,, k n a m : a: c e l l cc e i ( bY b Y .. y l . . l Ur . . u tn . .. t . i. ... tP . . e ;. d . c .;. S .t i; ' " :.. • . . .. L 1 Yen 0 • of the circulation :-, Won easily by terve lengths ; bail tbit d. ereitneewbry 1001 .. - - wins & Brks -- 10 , s. Od.' eee donation of the lands of Hartmann, Count Kybierg, of continental dominions from ravage by the French revolu . , AUG: 23. - husband of one of Peter's sisters, who died childless. tionary armies. Fle w bl • d t k •• ' . as o me oma e a hunailiatiee The private banks are below their fixed issnes E 866,666 3.1 Foot-Pi•ivate Henry Brown. A Handicap Plate of 50 sovs ; the winner to be sold for - - - Alexandria........ „BO': 21-. 20t1, of m or.!Se10 00 p1'• P 7 .1. e The joint-stock banks are below their fixed 41st Foot-Colour Serjeant Peter Dungan ; Privates 501., &c. Three-quarters of a mile. INSURANCE COMPANIES. Isahamas ............h. !nth of the mon:. !nee , ; et ,„ , t, , ' en) i These lands lay along the northern bank of Lake Leman. peace with France, and died in 1796. issues Count Peter enjoyed a high reputation for wisdom and His successor, Charles Emmanuel, fled from Sardhila t Divideini Amount A u fri ex c a a n ( d W iia es . t .. C . o . as . . t..) ~.. j t: , 3d ,, o 2 f 4 t:h B l . 3 rf o n ' t t . li:H i Jo _ _P I Y;_.: SO - ••; 1 , , , , '... , ; , .d, ~ grazil .. ........ .... "it: 9th of the month .., ,‘_ ,., ,,„rni..„.11 0 0 ______ 63 , 1 Foot-Privates Edward Mahon, Thomas Browne. (Prier) 1 Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. luenos Ayres ........ Ai '9lO ix, - the mont , • • i ,;;; jo as et' gallantry, and was called " tho Second Charlemagne." Ho escape from the exactions and insults of the French Direc- Total below their fixed issues i11,230,310 Royal Artillery-Gunners Wm. Lambert, Wm. Biid. Mr. Stratton's Flageolet, 3 yre, Bst I Poe t°' ' d acquired the barony of Faucigny, in Savoy, by marrying tory, the members of which, punning insolently upon his W. L. PAKENHAM, : 'ape of Good Hope - .1 , { 0 .$ .---...---..,...-....--....... its heiress. He died at the castle of Chilton. title, La Rol, des Sard.aignes, King of the Sardinies called Adjutant-General. Captain H. Musts Lady Horton, 2 yrs, 6s ( t c (j 2 l. :l:e s ' i : l svu n ie t n i l l ei i ) ) a : 2 . 1 X s. d. I 4 s. d. 10, ffr Count Amadeus V. added Bresseil and Bogey to Savoy him, Le Rol des ,S'ardines, or Kine f the Pilcl ' erds ' etw SHIPPING RETURNS. ______ Mr. Dates's Conspiracy, 4 yrs, ist 81b (Hughes) 4 Alliance Brit. and For. 7L 14s. 6d.us. 100 0 01 11 0 0 Iste eeyien.......• •......ISI 1 01 , ISotltb arP pll o Enclosure 4. bs. 100 0 0{ 25 0 0 39% by wedding their heiress, Sybilla. Henry of Luxemburg, After the victory of Marone() Bon ° n t Betting-7 to 4on Flageolet, sto 1 nest Swalciiffe. Ditto Marine ....... 6/. pc. & Atlas . becourine apar e, , . . mas- _________,s___.... NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED proceeding to Italy on being elected King of the Romans, ter of Italy, Piedmont was ' annexed to Franca • and ia The shipping returns of the Board of Trade for the : , ..; :i y e. a l e! L e e (1 s v ies e ei r le d s :d. 1. . a. .) .. .. ~..: 9 i.o tb m. o .w f t e b: ‘,B, m r o or ri ni t;:l: o o o oo, incifor .............. 6 per cent. 5 5 _ 0 ' , 11 _0 0 - t eet................ et ,••••d 1k 17a, 0 7 . 1 . ',, ... .4$ month ending the 31st of July have been issued, end ' OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED FROM Won by a bead, three lengths between the second and gave to „s.madeus tho city and county of Asti, ,in Pied- 1302 Charles Emmanuel ebdicated hie island throne in ... .. 15s Od. 000.15 0 18 ',him ... . ,Once a mon h.. t enont, in remuneration for his passage through the Alps, favour of his brother, Vicior Emmannel II • e 1, t14 a a n n( r i nz e i o rn o p jt l ol i i i i e y nr n: i e r i l i , t ia , i reeas!,:i i s a o 11 f rr n i e m po ea ß ,n r r a . t i t t ie. THE 20eD TO THE 2:3D AUGUST, INCLUSIVE. third. The winner wag sold by auction for 110 . rgus Life ........... 4/. per cent. 100 00,25 0 0 - Ainstantinople .......: nrr e n f t 1 WOUNDED. The Sellieg Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 25 adeil, for stritish Commercial .. 71. IN. 1 5000 I 5 0 0 - ~,nstantitiople ....... ,4tn se 00th of irriel'•,•Z ‘v er ••• o irl, and for having been magnificently feted by the Count, A.D. In the commotions occasioned by the rett • mn of Na oleon i - llericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs.lloo 00,10 0 0 21 i.'ont. of Europe AI ir, N.! rwicc daily .... 1.- " V old , and upwards. Optional senile, weights dte tension of trade. Sub' • d Atm. 20. `-'•••• r- ' ° ' t 'eoutity ..... ........ 41. 100 0010 0 0 - Egypt (see India) i Ir 1' '''' 41°I. I Dov e t oo 1310. This Count Amadeus, surnamed the Great, was a man from Elba, the Kine of Sardi f nia joined the allies ag P ainst 21st Poet-Private Chaxlee Carthy, elightly. One mile. (4 rubs.) c•rown .... .... .. ...: 17s. Cd 50 0 9 50 0 17• U i , rance ........ It & N !Twice daily.. •".: •,„eth ,l of splendid form, and regal mien. Ho was wise and brave, France ; and the CO;n i gress o Vienna returned to him in 23d Foot-Private Thos. Symonds, slightly. Mr. Webb's Mary Anne, 3 yre (20/.), sst 7lb 5 yrs (201.), 7st 711)...(T. Cliffe) 2 - eagle . - '''" „ t ar . totals :- and distinguished himself in 32 sieges, besides battles. consequence hie her - n itary continental dominions, with the 30th Foot-Private Edward Armstrong, slightly. (Ferdliam) 1 Equity and Law.-- 414 per cent. 11 2 )( 0 ) 0 1 :1 15 0 0 5% Greece (s , :e India) ! 400,111,..., ..4. i Entered inward :- European Life ...... ... ii. u u , all He defended the Bishops of Geneva from the encroach- valuable addit ' ion of the ter i ritory and city of Genoa. But 31st Foot-Privates Solomon Dockett, slightly ; Denis 5 0 0 1 ri - '-`' ran' •!;TO.NNAGE FOR MONTH ENDING Mac e 5. • 0enera1..........•• •• dt. Of 5% .Slamburgli .. - ......NlTnesday SE F ••,•,., Aoo t , ~• 4 silents, of the Genevois Counts ; and he went : to Rhodee the agitations that had so Rosney, severely. Captain H. Rhys's Cardiff Lass, 5 yrs (201.), 7et 7ib time ... .. .... 5/. per cent. Stock. . - , lavannali ........... NI i2nd of *he 10` , ' '''li ) ,,ver 'tile es pl. , which were distracted by three 1853. 1854, 1855. 47th Foot -Serjeant Thos. Hunter, slightly ; Private Mr. Moseley's Romeo, • (Well s ) 3 euareian _ ann .... V. per cent, Fe) 00,47 5 0 52 •lolland .... .... .. .. NI I Day._ ••. • • • !•1 4 „ a ntbef il h .• i 18% Greytown ..........etl ' n l3 d st 'lli t '2 7 3 t:o ' f l . ! in : ', : - li teb e r :l : lo o7 ong shaken Europe were felt in British vessels to aid the knights in the memorable siege of that island the Sardinian states • par ti es 'United States' vessels 122,07;e 101,616 119,277 Win. Murphy, dangerously. 492,278 422,85 : 1 4 7 4,431 Patrick Cawley, James Riley, severely ; Thos. Turne . I f , o o n l o on n stiip.... • _ i - ionduras .......... M 17th of the IT,': ( o l . t ,! l ,:i . plyllig t ....' I -Al O by the Tnrks. On that occa.sie Y, Betting-5 to 4on Romeo, sto 2 nest Cerdiff Las , s, 25.& 2s.bs. 10e 0 0 210 () 414 r im p p ( e r r i f a al 1 1.: 1 1 f r e e... • • ... .... 127. T s . cent . 5 1 00 0 0 0 g i 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ! .... la lie changed the original -the Absolutists, the Cens • • • Other countries oy aes, a lengtn. ' Indemnit Marine .. 1,.3s & 3/. 100 00120 0 0 9th& 25th of moue 1 , -' over ,.•. . le t e tt s titutionaliste an I arins of his house-an eagle, sable, on a field, argent-- nari, or Jacobins ' , the harvest of the bad ' seed ( so t w ile n e by ar t i 278,61 G 222,239 171,312 48th Foot--Serjeant Henry Patterson, slightly. Cardiff LaSi ?eaten off. The winner was sold by aue. Law ene y .............. ters of a . .oy. n .1 the Carbonari desiring a re- i The clearances outward --' ' 4 j) '-' ' * --- --- -•- 63d Foot-Private Francis Tuthill, Michael Griffin, ~. .7 :1 ., n1 t it i n i (. 77 1 1 .1 % 1 : s o m i, ( ; r h el a e m ili p ne t ,st l a i i , , e i , th i7 e:. 2 4 0t 2 e 7 0 . r t n ro , ot : 11 : 7 1T e l, e1 , i0,,, .. re : , 7 for the White Cross (the badge of the Knights of. Rhodes), French Direct r I 18 9 - 3to 1 nest Mary Anne, :o o n ft e . aerly Th l ree l l l u e ar Hen lor 65 guineas. t.aw Life... .. .... •• • • - 100 0010 0 0 59 Ireland ........M & N l Twice dailY • • F a ; . ;s o utbr o to , which is still the ensign of Savoy, and he added the word public, rose in rebellion, but were defeated. A second out- 1 892 983 719 757 "tir• o' 3 o John Reilly sliehtly were :- 68th Foot-Serjeant James ITheford, severely ; Privates Match for 300 toys each, Lep! and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 o 5% i,•tb0n..............M 1 7, 9, 17, & 27 ° -.,:!50t1 111 _,,,a .•• Ft/t, each letter of which is an initial intended to represent break, however determined Victor Emmanuel to abdicate mile, .... :: is 1 14 c. & l r n s 7 ;i . sa. r e 1 12 2 : 5 0 0 : , 00 ) I I s it 2 .3 1 1: 0 0 : 3_ 2z ~,1 aa de i tee L ii r r ( a a n. , e. .i . .r .. .d . .., a. ..3 . ......, a , 1 F1 , ~ , d m e n r i e o n t o l:lniv t e:T: xt:p:r.,l 0 "Fort/tad° ejus ithodum tenuit." in favour of his ' brother; Charles Felix, then absent in Mo- 1853. 1854., 1855. John Baxter, Wm. Carwood, slightly. the words of the sentence, British vessels - on.!TY' ver 1. I Another remarkable prince was Amadeus VI., surnwaed dena, for whom his relative, Charles Albert, Prince of United States' vessels - , - Med . Invlid & Gen. Life 44 , per ct. 50 00, 2 0 0 3% ' Waite .. .........., ~,1, 1 41, 18, &28 u t. rn SO " the Green:Count," because he always wore green as the Carignano, acted as reeent and by his judicious govern- Other countries 194,272 211,513 265,791 son, slightly ; Michael Joseph, Philip MgDonald, Joseph LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. Minerva • • .......... sp. ct. & bs. 20 0012 0 0 G '.4euritins (see mina) I s 0 o 1 0 e - iesertuus ..........N1 i 4th of the 1 11 „, sott ~.• t o Monarch • • •• - • • • - •• - g e :m rom the Scylla of despotism, and With regard to the c0a77t1in5,55-t7ad7-65,35-1 colour of love. At the early age of 14 he appeared at a ment saved the kin d b f ' . e the returns show Betson, Geo. Williams, dangerously ; Wm. Pratt, James GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3% ••:si,lt- , . •..- ........N,sthlsth2sthofo l- so uth. po rt grand tournament 'at Charubery, clad in green armour, the Charybdis of Ja , geitup in a sts.te of that the tonnage entered in4rd r wa, ' slightly. - 8 ----- 63,005 Mnlrooney, severely ; John Kennelly, Patrick Delahunty, 16 to 1 agst Midsummer (taken). p er a a i t i t a o o n i a nin le r o ,t a t n e , Fund - Mexico ........• ...31 ',!rici of the moet. t. ea veh t n e tot w ee Pelican ....•• •••• •• • • - - ___ '1,, ,, •11,n,,da Y '24lz 17th of mon var ious .. ~ binism and av • • 6to 1 agst Little Harry (taken) Amnia • - - - with horse trappings of green, and carried off the principa i a a ion t e I order and tranquillity to its soverei s 1,099,663 in the . - 21 Btt 1' rifle Brieade-Aeting-Corporal James 19 to 1 agst Vandal (taken) Peesessional Life•• .• .. 61. per cent. 5 0 010 0 % Papal Butte, .........N 3th if f th2sthofai_.o,,,,,Jsn _ . .,,,,r0r ,/,(P -prizes of the day. He consolidated and extended his do. Charles Felix. gn• month ending Aug. 5, 1853 ; 1,181,564 in 1854 ; and Turney, slightly. Provident Life........ IL 5s & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 eses eeninsuia ..........m Ithl7o27thef: l Z,',.esaitn:ierts w - took some pains to her rove t • ench er. LEGER. millions on the Italian side ,taf the Alps, drove the house Sardinia, which till then had be P he island. of in the present return it is 1,098,455, including 16 foreien Royal Artillery Tl Gunne i rs . l l erery Lund, N e V r i o n. CI , Rock Life.... •• ••.. I 7s. '5 3 0 010 0 sei Peru ..... , ...... ~,/ dft 27th of . ... • 1 7isrifr . ,, ~ • • .. i of Aejou out of south Piedmont, where tho Angevins had kines. Lto re ' - en much neglected by its vessels, of an aggregate burden of 2,926 tons. paired to the celebrated Abbey of Hautconabe, s ' .. were 1,1/0.091 tons in Aug., 1 RT T ,: e A.'. 21!'awiYD' s" IY. sto 2 agst Ritlema.n (taken and offered) Royal Exchange .... •• 101. per cent. Stock. au 226 Port Natal ..........N,US private s1111), , , : p 0 V0! ~...• 001° _ 17 - 9 New Zea1aUc1............ l'ay eris ate sat_e o ;.: i s e ver o ' p tee_ se ill - 4, eny ..............Mithl:qh2sthellll. p o rta _ n ot cleerances outwerd • " ... .., s ~, ; R o i b s e t r h t F C O o O I :1, 4to 1 agst Oulston (taken freely) Sun Fire ...... 6/. 10s. - ft s thofroor• '''' o tbewr sought to establish themselves, and from his prudence and in Savoy, and restored the to I b l y lEi t o" h l e , sto 1 agst Lord of the :Nes (offered) Ditto Life ..... IL 14s, , - - Tracery ............Nin e 1 tt' 2 ii , l , 811 ~ 1 80170 Ofnlo I 'V 1. 1,271 422 in 1854 • and Il' • • " 9 United Kingdom .... 4/. p. ct & bs. i 20004 11 0 5% venezteia ..........ar 2d mbs of his ancest valour was courted by all the sovereigns of Ettrope. When had been wantonly and barbarously mutilat ors' which g . . , i _,737 (Including c 5.418 tons Keefe, slightly; Robert Walsh, dangerously. P sh ri g v il ate Y s ; :au ll rice Glamson, severely; Richd. too ptst CESAREWITCH STAKES, • Universal Life ........ , Si. per cent. {lOO 0 0 10 0 0 - Van Diemen's L. nclisec of foreign) in lta6s. 31st Foot-Private Martin Fromm, slightly. the Greek Emperor John Pal:cologne was menaced by the French republican soldiers. 'With him, who di e e d di victerta Life •.....•• I 5/. per cent. 1 - 4126 ex Australia) ......... 1 • 0 7 - ••••'° °1 4' ' 34th Foot-Private R,obert Halligan, slightly; William 100 to 6 agst Elvaston (taken and offered) , ------ 100 to . 6 agst Little Harry (taken and offered) . Turks and Bulgarians, and solicited help from the - Western ended the descendants in the Male li voimosissrmmagamaNl ---..... i Pr ' 3 i ne of Victor A 1 Copley, Severely. MISCELLANBOSS. n no in ,.t, 0 0 nsacerus Are , tne le do te ed Powers, none responded save - Amadeus of Savoy, who I. and Anna Marie d'Orleans. . alignano, de- reaping on the farm of Mr. Murfit, Of 0' ' li 6 n ALE OLD AGE.-Last week Isaac Thumb, now in 48th Foot-Privates Jeremiah Donovan, slightly ; and 1000 to 30 agst Weathercock (taken freely) , .._ .. a ,. e . I n di e , ........14 •/(i 17th 0 . 10 . I , re ig p iun day , _on do ps. . . brought tO the Emperor's aid ,aeleand• of picked men, ar- His successor, Charles Albert, Prince of C • his hundredth year, walked half a mile to see his er Samuel Kidby, severely. 1000 to 30 agst Brother to G'rey Tommy (taken) Dividend Amount I When any of these dates fall on a• e tee ev i pe rayed in green, took Gallipoli from the troops of Sultan . seended from Prince Thomas, brother of Victor Amadeus the sight of the crops made age relax and the youth of 40 to 1 agst Crown Pigeon (taken) Name of Company. per of Paid. eine. ;patched on the following day. wlth ~th,,,o bi ell 1 ' . 89th Ft- C oral Michael Mooney, slightly. Annum. Share. Bouthampton), and the Malta, both et te Anntrath, conquered the Bulgarians, and relieved pala t e. I. He took measures to civilise and encourage Sardiuia 0 68th Fo o o o t-Prd . v p ates Jas. - Askein Hugh Keogh, slightly. 40 to 1 agst Neville (taken) DERBY. X s. d. 4 s. d. ," log,us. Recently, when the Sardinian contingent was lessening the burdens of the islanders, and abolishi • with a sharp hook, began reaping in slightly. lid' about to proceed to the Crimea, their King recalled to 1836 the oppressive exactions of their feudal s 1 ystem and "g "“ " Well done e " a hundred harvests, • Upwell, but has l• rises now at six o leave ~ when wad born in the . adjoining parish of verely; Julian Evamy, slightly. 40 to 1 agst Sugar Plum (taken) eie per cente 50 0 0 - -- preceding day. - BIRTIIS' toe n e ilf e ,„' a style so n a 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - , a very h ard - workli v a ed 7th Foot-Privates Edward Barker and George Fitchet, t a li n e d euey that all who saw him said Ist Battalion Rifle Brigade-Privates John Cherry, se- 9.0 to 1 agst Rogerthorpe (taken) them these exploits, and reminded them that the - White I he occupied himself in framing a constitution, and recon cans ; with an healthy. -Bury Post. ':- 1 u us s s ea t t r mi al T i a let n a a i ... d , : r : i e : u 1 . i: ri 11. Is. 100 0 9 17 10 0 _ Cambridgeshire Stakes-The Caicken is scratched. 1000 to 10 agst Illuminator (taken) Australian Trust -.. 87. pet cent, - 25 0 0 - 11 e or A 00 1 • T• Vigo°. e th 'n hi Cross of Savoy had ere now shone tritUnPbantlY in the ciling feuds I s hereditary states. • Ere had to contend lie always rose early, and" Imicnir O in; ut: h e e ll:r o g r h n t in y g e ,, ars az , n a i a i d s b v :e r n y 2d Battalion Rifle Brigade-Private Henry Ranks and Jsmes Balantine, slightly. . io n 0 all 4% Cour t ' opsh " ' Sa l ' Australian Royal Mail sunbeams of the East. I with the restless Carbonari, eager republi engio-mexican Mint.. V. 5 11 .05. 10 0 0 an - On the 3(1 inst., at Stackpole •„, Or oi l, The "Green Count " instituted an order of knighthood, I Austrian party, the allies of despotism, and er i h Geo. Pape, Wm. Moniten, Patrick Foy, slightly. ----- British American Land 155. _ en o 0 - On the let inst., at Longford Ilan Ih o/13. 0 32 10 9 141 (.7arrida ... •...•• . • .. 6/. per eetit. 100 0 a 13 ' t a Papal ADVERTI • Lance Corporal William WINNER OF THE ST, LEGER.-Read and believe _ Hester Leeke. whose history is singular. Having received from a lady of party ; for the rise of a powerful and libeinl state in the eff E e SEMENT.] -Holloway's Ointment and Plll Royal Artillery-Gunners William Hovesdon, severelY; Royal Sappers and Miners - ctual in the cur e Jenkins, slightly. " Touchstone's" advice in Era newspaper of September 7 Dz. o s , pr re ce r n e t en ß t o . nn .. s :/,.. r p , s er; c c e e n n t i .. :7_ P ° _ whore he was enamoured a tress of her hair plaited into a north of Italy is contrary to the policy hitherto pursue( M C several ee er eof Scrofula -Copy of Itt f • a. e er rom 8 ; he is the most suceessful sporting writer. and all h weo eity ssevigation 13onds - - - rey, the wife of W. H. Johnsont -Dsti de er 1 r. ampbell, of Heating. Te Profe.Bnr T - T il AUG. 22. love-knot, he founded "the Order of the Love-Knots," the by Rome. Sir, lam happy to be •n . • I- - - ----- eeo•noway• 3d Battalion Grenadier Guards-Privates John Irani - follow his prophecies are w e ll rewar d e d, Mhe starters, Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 2 3 0 0 - nvITSB• ,•0 ''''' "...AA' ___, - _ OP A Mtn -- terr s " ' /OP' _ collar of which was formed of roses, enamelled red and In the convulsions of 1848, Charles Albert, protecting of your medicin •ar witness to the wonderful efficacy G . J B . kiw i, A n th ony Palmer, ' riders, latest moves, d " 'll f • DI " '•- - • - ester' es In cases of s ienced su son, eorge Lewin, ames A . an netting, with a news o In- On the sth inst„ at 57, Gic se E s q. • phi ) • -white, alternating with golden love-knots interlacing, with the cause of constitutional principles, went to war with was severely afflicted • crofula. A friend of mine Jesse Izzerd, slightly; Amos Higgs, severely. terest concerning the great Doncaster Meeting. Order Ditto New , .... ',. _ 50 001710 0 - 114:5 On the 3d inst., at Devonshire -gilts,' :Fletcher, g Sir ith thie comptaint for several Ist Battalicni. Coldstream Guards.-P . rivate James Old, e a the wife of Dunnington .. e !da ce 0 , 00. the Savoyan motto, Rid, the letters of which, however, Austria. But notwithstanding his own ability and valour years, indeed so bad tha w t lightly , Robert Holden, oi au newsagents, or send six postage stamps to 3, I\; :e ii n u . it i a:i ev le e. 7 s e . e & e . r i s n lo ve ne s y .t. 7 5 1 p p . r 0 ..c 8, en b t s . , :0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 7 - 0 0 0 •.; _ On the 4tb inst., at the r si , oen.steamNavigation 10 p. et• 15 0 0 14 0 0 - GeOrg° 13 P rgeons severely ; Frederick Turner, l a Catherine-street, Strand. Stock, -207 M der, Bart., Tilney-street, Mrs. were it this case initials of words in the French language, and the courage of his soldiers, he was overpowered by the said 'ne was incurable. After all h - James Welsh, slightly ; itudson's Eay.......- - 'net opes of recovery a se a verely ; Abel Taylor, slight y ; which it is not fitting we should transcribe. The medallion, superior number of the Austrians. To allay the irritation fri.end persuaded him to try you Hungerford ....a.... 2/. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - R lE9 ' , 9 1 ' . 6 .°1 ro v ror co r medicinee and J tries Moss, severely. , the . . -- nuequence was that he entir 1 • ' 1 . G ards.-Privates William London Institution .•• - - - - M A.'' R to,e - , enamelled red and white, bore an equestriati fi ure of St, of the Piedmontese, who did not make due allowance for lst Battalion Scots Fuel ier Abbe gate pr o e y got rid of his com- M. Arnett() director of the Hippodronae, brought on London Reversionary slper cent, 15 0 0 ail - 1 plaint. Sold b 1 • • u 'ehtl • John Cameron MarY to -0, Maurice, tbe patron saint of Savoy. Thistorder 4 e o und - e d the difficulties of his position, he resigned the crown to his yal medicine vender th Taylor slightly •J hn Cooper, sh e y , , , s . roughout the - 'e' '' n • Saturday an action before the Tribunal of Commerce ltussen Institntion•• •• - - Il2so 0 ___ On the sth inst., at Regto 8 00 tlis 64th e world -at Professor Hollowa 'a liehtly ; Duncan Forbes 17 10 0 28% • 0 o f severely; William Sams, Prlc,t's PatentCand.Co lee , percent, i r o 0 , Fletcher Morphy, Captein _ nee. , ot goli in 1355. Subsequently, in 1 :34 - , the pions Amadeus VII., son, Victor Emmanuel IL, in 1819. • abllthinent- Strand, Londe 180 AI • 3 est ' ' '''' 244 s ' l'ehtl • James Al . ' a ain t M M i • • tor of the two Aztec children, , rns, proprie . Reversionary int. Soc. 4%, .pr cent. oe 0 0 100 0 1/ - _. cl ler daughter of Wm. Jefferd, -r,e's l e of St. , nod n, an, , aiden-lane, N ew t slightly ; Archibald M`Callum, s to r red, h•I •t 1 the 1 . 1 47. p. share. 100 0 0 60 00 , - - 1 SCandaliSed at the tout ensemble of the order, resolved not The new kine, notwithstanding; his connexion with Ans- A. Stem Yorie ;b ' r y severel An e t x ; r a g > b 8 '' r. n 25 000 f damages for }ravine ex 1 sr e, e , -- 1 - Royal Mail ••team.... eton. pm Constantinople ;.A . Guidiey, ender, severely ; Fraucis Wak . es _ 7 ; g s oai ~ . al ian Land 61. per cent. 25 00 I all 27 inerly of East Lodge. A arish chtir c envie, to n et, to abolish, but to purify it. He dedicated it to t • • • " t' • b h • e b A t • H H he Virgin tria-both his wife and mot er avin e een us man arch- • oods, Malta. Smyrna, ani * M‘Lean, severely : Alexander Cairns, dangerously. dren In public at the Hotel d'Osinond, and in another South eustr e On the 4th inst., at the p . rceen ale nee rm ee stne Mary, changed the love-kn t • 2d Battalion lst Foot-Privates R. Cotton, li 1, 6 --getlY ; establishment, in violation of an agreement entered into Trust and Lo n .;i:_ •c . r . • 1 _ 20 00 : 500 i - Evangelist, Westminster, B e en,L7 i , I ,„ s s , : t ope o a into golden chainlets, and duchesses-adopted the policy of his father, and his reign 13, ADVERTISEMENT.-We ha.ve read with much pl Upper Ca da restored the motto Fert to • • B arry'ts report on the cure of diseases without rued' 'ehtl • Sam easure Du James Daly, slightly ; John Dempsey, fill, y . . i '. ne-' with him to exhibit them solely at the Hipperlrem e ; , Great Smith-street, and th • ff. ° . , Esq., t wiz its original signification and commenced with indications of a spirit of freedom, pro wine by Du severe y ; Daniel Cook, bter of Ada.m substituted for the figure of St. Maurice h ' • • • • th l • i d • arry'is Food, of ludigestion(Dyspepsia), Flet 1 Palmer, slightly ; William MaY, and he further demanded from tbe coui tto forbid Mr. • LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' enlene. Ann, elilest daug eisaff , t e representation gress, and liberality in matters of bo re ig on an of tion e Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Com 1 ' . t,, u eney, Constipa- eeverely. ' iis exhibitions under penalty of 10,000 f, . Morris to renew 1 _ _ . .--- _ e • of the Virgin receiving the naeseage of the angel Gabeiel. civil politics. Coresumption, and Debility , ri,,, c_n_ P . 3 , 11 : 1 ._ .. ' , C° o g l l, Asthma. Rd • 7,',,,,/•__ Cl----i. T-,.. onee;ria_ sliehtle• P.;....._ - The ordAe ma. ihnrinnforward oi.ll-.1 •.• - _ Dividend , Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. .. _ , X s. d. £ s. d. British • • • • • • •,,•• •• !lift° Provincial .• .. 71. 120 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton ••—..• • • • • , 5/. 120 0 0 20 0 0 15 City of London •• •• 4!. Os, 100 0 0 100 0 0 Continental (4th Cap.) • 150 0 0 20 0 0 Equitable-, •• •• •• • • 2/, 10s. !50 0 0 ' all Great Central .. •... • 81. per cent. !10 0 0 all 11% Imperial .. • • ........ 10! & ionus. 50 0 0 all 89 independent ......... si, 40 0 0 PP .. London• • .... • ...... ! 50 0 0 ft — Do., Pail. Preference 6). per cent. , 25 0 0 PP .... P. ce.:ix •••••••••••• C. per cent. 60 0 0 52 / 0 30% Ilatcliff ...... ....... 51. 100 0 0 90 ~' 0 70 United f' , eneral —•• .. :H. 10e. ' stl 0 0 all 4 2 9 0:y4 Westminster t2hartered 41 per cent. ' 60 0 0 ~ Ditto, New ........ VI 0 t' 10 t: C WATER-WORKS. 1 Dividend Amount Name of Company. I per of Paid. Pric(. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction ....•• 1 4 7 . per cnt. 50 0 0 all 70 Kent—. Lambeth ........ • • New River Company - - Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 —89 y„ West Middlesex BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. Price, Annum. Share. --- X s. d. £ s. d. Ilutwerford .......... 12 Southwark .......... 150 0 0 Ditto New of 7% p•c. 1/. per cent 5; 0 0 Waterloo ....... ...... iOO 0 0 —3% Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 32 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 28 Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 —21 V. JOINT-8 COOK BANKS. Dividend , Amount Name of Company. 1 per I of Paid. Price. 1 Annum. share. 4 s. d. .4 s. d. Australasia...... 2Ol. per cent! 40 0 0 all 94 llritisli North American I 01. per cent. ! 50 0 0 ~ Commercial of London. 101. per cent. ; 100 0 0 20 0 0 !oloniat ionian 6;, per cent. 125 0 0 25 0 0 Lend. Char. Bk. of Aus — i 20 0 0 all 0 London and County Londe and Westminstr 141. percent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 484 London Joint• Stock i l2i. per cent., 50 0 0 10 0' 0 Provincial of Ireland I 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, IC ew... National of Ireland ! 6;. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 Nat. Provincial of Eng 1 8!. per cent. 1100 0 0 35 0 0 Ditto, New ')riental Bank Corpora ,Bi.p. ct.Stbs. 25 0 0 all South Australia —. • - Union of tustralia.. •• 30.. per cent. 25 0 0 •• 73 Ditto Union of London Union of Madrid CANALS. -. - - Q Dividend i, :.,,-;imes of p Dividend price Names 01 Q , Annum. ' per pri ,,,, Companies. A per " Companies. '' , f, Annum. 7 A X X , shtn &Oldh 98 71. 43. et. 1_39 ; \; .--- i e a a c t c i l l es . fl . e . ld_. 1 1:0 0 0 21. 16 1 , 05. 75U.,. :3arnsley . • 160 ctrknk&Abrg, !IT 4!. , /xford.. •• ~ 160 110 ilirmingliam 40 4). j 91 Peak Forest. 78 5! Os. 86 Coventry.... ;100 25,. Regent's • ..- 39 '1 141 4 Derby . ~ —llOO tV. 15s. 84 Rochdale .. 85 11. 10s. 60 Ellsmre&Chs 6° 214 p. et. Somrssd Coal 140 ,Irand-Linctn 100 3' pr.ct. Do Lk F.' • tj 12 Do., 6 pr. Ct.! 10 61. pr. et. 12 41 , tfird &Wore ;140. 281. 425 rand ,airrey Ioo' 4/. Shrewsbury. ~ rand Union 100' 11.0 s. itotsrbrld.7.Q...l: 4 2 1 21. 290 .Cennt & Avn; 39' 6s. Od, "evern and 1 1 .1 2/. 28 Lancaster .. 100! :a - , e Hail,j 2111 Leeds &L,v. p 1001 25/. W arw i c k & 7 I.elcester.:.. too ; sz. 494', Binning.lorestil 7 i 1001 21. 23% r.eicstr &Nth 83' _.. Warwick &'t ; r.onghborogh 112; 70'. Napton.. 5 1,8 2 00" 2/ 1. . 11 :donmoutlish 100; v 19 A ntgmerysh 100; Binning. deltnAlwbry 100; Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. 4% A HALE OLD AGE.—Last week Isaac numb, now in his hundredth year, walked half a mile to see his son reaping on the farm of Mr. Murfit, of Outwell, when the sight of the crops made ago relax, and the youth o f a hundred h arvests, with a sharp hook, began reaping in a style so neat and easy that all who saw him said " Well done." He was born in the adjoining parish of Upwell, but has lived in Outwell eight years, and been . a very bard-working man ; he always rose early, and rises now at six o'clock in the morning, and is very healthy.—Bury Post. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills effectual in the cure of Scrofula.--Copy of a letter from Mr. Campbell, of Hastings. To Professor Holloway. Sir, I am happy to bear witness to the wonderful efficacy of your medicines in cases of scrofula. A friend of mine was severely afflicted with this complaint for several years, indeed so bad that several experienced surgeons said ne was incurable. After all hopes of recovery a friend persuaded him to try your medicines, and the consequence was that he entirely got rid of his com plaint. Sold by all medicine venders throughout the world —at Professor Holloway's establishments, 244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Starnpa, Constantinople ; .A . Guidicy, Smyrna, and H. Hoods, Malta. ADVERTISEMENT.—We have read with much pleasure Du Barry's report on the cure of diseases without medicine by Du Barry's Food, of lucligestion( Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipa tion 4 Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, Corlsumption, and Debility. The following are a few extracts mooich appear to merit the attention of many:—Cure No. 47,121. - —Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of Nazing Vicarage, Walthameross, IRAs: a cure of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gather-, ings, low spirits, and nervous fancies. Cure No. 48,314:- 1 Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacro, near Liverpool: a cure of 10 years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous irritability. From the Dowa g er Countess of Cas.tlestuart : Cure 52,612 . —Rosstrevor, County of Down, Ireland, 9th Dec., 1854, The Dowager Countess of Castlest uar t feels induced, in the interest of suirering humanity, to state that Du Barry's ex cellent Revalenta Arabica Food has cured her, after all medicines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, an d may be con sidered areal blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfullyanswered. 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. 11 s. ; 121 b. 22e. free,e 9l c' On receipt of Post-office order. B arry 1,3 1 n hue c ßal a 2 n nl i b s .y t . , e el l c • s carriage C l oi l .a b 23 . ,g 77, Regent-street, London ; also at 182.. Piccadilly; 60, Gr n aceurch-strcet; 330, and 451 , Strand; 4, Clacapside; CA) and 68, Cornhill; 49, Bishopsgate-street; Oxford-street; 89, Iligh•street, Camden-town; 18, p a n. .New Bond-street ; 24, Mot -55, Charing - cross ; 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 150, . 1 7:11 k E i zt William-street, City ; 30, Conduit. e m o ali rnb ; .s 7 tr'e P et a l l street; 21, Cockspur.strent; 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, ;,,t, Paul's Civadyard; 6 Edward.staot, PQrtnia•zquaze. BIRTIIS' , A il $l5; OF A 901 f• ~,,,0100,b0 On the 3d inst. , at Stack le COO, "" o bire , ' _,., On the let inst ,at L po d iau, shrOP iii $W 0 .11 I Hester Leeke. . ungf" 1413 lb On the 3d inst., at Devonshirs-r°sa' rey, the wife of W. H. Johnson, DK' o °4l' Or A PAI3OI3TES. ce, ilicl . On the sth inst„ at 57, Gloeesterterrs v ire the wife of Dunnington Fletcher, Est. sir Joh n On the 4th inst., at the residence aiiiie. der, Bert., Tilney-street, Mrs. George l' s• MA'HIZII3°' lc o piee g eo , A bbOt 'S . ..-- e frn - for' On the sth inst., at St. Mail 4-„ t o gerl ie ter , Fletcher Morphy, Capt,tin 64th Reg"'o'f pty o t be elder daughter of Wm. Jefferd, E s q., „, • loll ° of merly of East Lodge, Aeton. church of nod On the 4th inst., at the parish . aion tsgu°,' , to ..,4tl Evangelist, Westminster, Benjqrei," i v' s ,, j3eer", o o-0 0 " Great Smith- street, and the Poor 1 ,3 o fleo Ann, eldest daughter of Adam Dick , ES C I" Westminster. The " Green Count." instituted an order of knighthood, whose history is singular. Having received from a lady of whom he was enamoured a tress of her hair plaited into a love-knot, he founded "the Order of the Love-Knots," the collar of which was formed of roses, enamelled red and white, alternating with golden love-knots interlacing, with the Savoyan motto, Pert, the letters of which, however, were it this case initials of words in the French language, which it is not fitting we should transcribe. The medallion, enamelled red and white, bore an equestrian figure of St. Maurice, the patron saint of Savoy. This order was founded in 1355. Subsequently, in 1 34, the pions Amadeus VII., scandalised at ths tout ensemble of the order, resolved not to abolish, but to purify it. He dedicated it to the Virgin Mary, changed the love-knots into golden chainlets, and restored the motto Fert to its original signification, and substituted for the figure of St. Maurice the representation of the Virgin receiving the message of the angel Gabriel. The order was thenceforward called the Order of the An nunciation. It began in love, degenerated into licentious. ness, was reformed and consecrated to religion. Amadeus VII., "the Red Count," so called from his favourite colour, the son of the Green Count, made for his country the valuable acquisition of Nice, which was given to him by consent of the citizens from respect to his AUG. 22. 3d Battalion Grenadier Guards--Privates John Harri son, George Lewin, James B Ildwin, Anthony Palmer, Jesse Izzard, slightly; Amos Higgs, severely. Ist Battalion Coldstream Guards.—Private James Old, severely ; Frederick Turner, slightly ; Robert Holden, severely ; Abel Taylor, slightly ; James Welsh, slightly ; James Moss, severely. slightly ; let Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards.—Privates William Taylor, slightly ; John Cooper, slightly ; John Cameron, severely; William &tins, slightly ; Duncan Forbes, slightly; Archibald M'Callum, slightly; James l Cook Alex ander, severely ; Francis Wakeford, severely ; Angus 11 , 1 2 ' Lde Battalionon see severely I y ls : t Alexander Foot_pri v C a a t i e r ss n e s vi , te. d r e a cl n yo g ;t e t r op o n u : s n l y. . P . l T a a am m lme e es s re D , os s ol l i y mg , hbts s l, l y ig s p li t gw. l h y it i llyi J a;m oh n ju D ay e , mpsey, slightly ; Samuel severely. 3d Foot—Sergeant John jaaCtggHinasr,pesrl,ighsltilgyh;tlyP;ri ,john Quirk, slightly. 4th Foot—Private William Simpson, slightly. 30th Foot—Lance-Corporal Robert Tyrio, severely ; Privates. James Andrews, severely ; Patrick Collins, so. yerely; Robert Green, slightly. 41st Foot—Privates Thomas Connolly, severely ; Simon Doherty, severely ; Patrick Jeffers, severely ; John Low ther, slightly ; John Sullivan, slightly. 42(1 Foot—Privates John Noonan, slightly ; Thomas M`Laren, dangerously. 72d Foot -=Private Thomas /11`Cue, slightly. 79th Foot—Corporal John Brown, slightly. 9 0th Foot—PriVate . William Hampton, dangerously. 93d Foot—Privates John McCulloch ond Roderick Ma theson, slightly ; James Hansil, Henry Jarrett, and John Bain, severely. 95th Foot--Privates Isaac Thomson, slightly ; James Pickles, severely. Ist Battalion. Rifle Rtigade--Private Charles Cooper, slightly. Royal Artillery'* —Gunners Thos. Williams, James McMann, John Eh idge, and Samuel Rothwell, slightly. ' Au a. 23. Ist Battalion, Ist Fool .—Private Jn. Campbell slightly. 3d Foot—Privates Tlt tor e jail was, Thus. Fitzgibbon, 1144 Dazio kattea • M. Arnaud, director of the Hippodrome, brought on Saturday an fiction before the Tribunal of Commerce against Mr. Morris, proprietor of the two Aztec children, to obtain 25,000 f. damages for Navin? exhibited the chit_ dren in public at the Hotel d'Osinond, and in another establishment, in violation of an agreement entered into with him to exhibit them solely at the Hippodrom e ; and he further demanded from the collet to forbid Me. Morris to renew his exhibitions under penalty of 10,000 f. damages for each contravention of the agreement. Mr. Morris proved that he had not exhibited the children in public, and that what M. Arnaud had taken for thtni were specimens of a diminutive African race called Earth men. The tribunal, in consequence, decided that M. Arnaud had not established his allegations, and it dis , missed his action with costs.—Galignani, WORKING OF THE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT OF LAST SESSION. —At the meeting of the Gen-ral Annuity En dowment Association, held on Tuesday at the London Tavern, for the purpose o f altering their bye-laws, le conformity with the pro v i s i ons o f t h e recent A ct o f Par liament, allowing friendly societies a wider sphere of in vestment than heretofore, the chairman, Mr. George Patey Parkin, stated that it was the opinion of Sir Alexander Spearman, the Comptroller-General of the National Debt-office, that by one of the clauses of the act a friendly society, after withdrawing a deposit out of the hands of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, would not have the privilege of ever again making a deposit with them. He added, that all such societies miglinadw invest their funds in preferen tial stock, and perhaps in stock guaranteed by the East India Company, but not in joints-stock eharea of any Thus have we traced the House of Savoy from its cir cumscribed origin, and seen it steadily and quietly aug menting its importance, nct by fraud and violence, but by prudence, ability, and perseverance, and, after succumbing Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. • Annum. I Share. Bank of Scotland .. •• 'r: per cent, 100 e 0 ‘tk, , .-; tga/ 0 British Linen Company 81, per cent. 100 0 0 'l9O 9 0 223:10 Caledonian Bank ..... 81, per teat. 10 0 9 210 0 3'. 1 8 3 city o f Glasgow Back Si, per cent. 10 0 0 I() 0 0 11/ 19s Clydesdale Bank .. -5%/. p cent. 20 11 0 10 9 I) 12 13s C':nunercial Bank •,• 71. per cent. s'O it 9 100 0 0 21511.5 Eastern 8ank...... • !V. per cent. 25 ?,I 0 10 0 0 11/ 23 Fdinb. & Glasgow.... 3%/, Exchange Bnk of Seat.. _ _ 170 , 08 p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 1/. 16s Nethital Bank ...... Ity, per cent. 100 0 0 LOG 0 0 - ' ~ North of ' ,, cotland Bank 5 . 1. per cent 20 0 0 210 0 - . 1 '•„;7.. s 'Royal Bank of iicotl. .. 5/, per cent. !CO 0 0 100 0 0 l'i 0 '; Union Bank of Scot. - •1/. per ceri, 100 0 0 50 0 0 ° 7 , 12, 1 Western Bank -,„ • .. 71. per cent 50 0 0 Alliance Fire and Life.. 8%1. pr '.ant. 100 e 0 n O n 11. 7s British Guarantee „. 41. per cent. 10 0 0 2 - it) 0 0 251 Os Caledonian Fire insur 101. per cent, lOU 0 0 • 4 , ip (. 1 1 I P . 18110 s . 0 2 0 0 • 3 :Aty of ~l asgew Life . 6/. per cent. ti 0 . 0 0 5 1 ,, 5 8 Cc(onial Life ......... 51. per cent. 60 0 0 Edinburgh Life Instil% 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 A 0 0 .A/ lOs 5 0 41 88 Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent , 50 0 00 3 1 10 0 ,51. Os Life 2. ssoc. of Scat. , ane 61. per cent .10 0 . 1 0 0 .2/. Os National FiTe and Life 61. per cent. 10 ° 0 33: Os North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 Sicottlai Union Insrnc. 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 V. Hs 0 7 0 0 201 03 ''tandard Life ........ 5/. per cent. 50 - n ~, I .o 1 -• . LraiW V gD. Marano *4 Pa 0 coat ! ;9 _' . - .400°344 OW/ r....„, y On the sth inst., at 8, Gray's-inn•terraCe' oslrrril Esq., •aged 72. Ott the sth inst at 17, Brunswiek-Pls4' do, Islington, Mr. Erect. Win, Welf-rd. age" ' * o° 4 ' Be l g ye O rb n n t r l y le , 4 E th ,q i . n , s a l e . at G, Wiltoweresceott Au. 1161 tiP James Singleton, Esq. aged Si. cbe ise* On the 14 inst., at Esq., .er , _ ft, to n app On the 3d inst , at Witney Oxon, the Br io ' 030' of On the 3d iu4t * ,, at Roysto'n, Mr , Th° s • 4 pg.' aged 59. pofert 0 0 Fleury On the 4th inst., at Bri g hton, IA Berkeley-square, and Caston, Norfolk. 00,00.-, On the 31st. nit. , _ 13r1 at .9.ketty Hall, ne #OO, ar P Weston Dillwyn, Esq.. F.R.S. , aged 77. • V,.. Wil li°9 On the 14 inst., at Sillwoodplaee, Whitaker Chilow, Esq., aged 65. D IED. * For instance, Amadeus the Great ;ll:1,14 rnoubesrtit.e, Sa j i L! Peter, " the se cond Charlemagne ;"Aru Solomon of his time ;" Philibert the Ironhead, from the strength and firmness of his mind. t Oddo succeededhis elder brother, Amadru;.. 1: Humbert's dau g h ter, Alice, married Louis lo'Gros (VI.) 4d France, and wa s one of the few Queens 4 of Trance who happily and worthily with their husbands. § His daughter, .Matilda, married the first King of Portu gal, Alfonzo Henriquez. She was a woman. of admirable elm - r acter, and of great ability; an d she governed the DAVI. lini;- d om ( his absence in his as Regent fowars r Alfonze, during the f r e steamt4cric4.l pf ()V1 ,i LONDON: Printed and. Published. by • 311111T0e, No' of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun ‘-" ate' eon strand, in the Precinct of the Savo.rf Tkurglayt 50Ptenib ir 6' W'"^' 118.3 'Fere exchanged with France for the Marcinisitn of ;.10 4 1,44,” by Chazie: .f.:=Z 1 .32=1, Duke of 53voy, ija 1601. 4 ' A district in the Lepontian Alps. + A province about 40 miles long in Piedmont, on the north of the Ligurian Appenines. It was by 3londovi that Bona parte entered Italy for the first time, in April, 1793. I: His daughter Mary, married to Philip Maria Visconti, Duke of Milan, was celebrated for the romantic tenderness with which she ever regarded her husband, on whose death she retired to a convent. § Maria Louisa, daughter of Victor Amadeus, and .first wife of Philip V. of Spain, was deeply beloved by that King and his subjects for her excellence. After her death she was still remembered, and the Spaniards used to insult the proud second wife of Philip by loud cries in honour of " the good Savoyard." 1 Sicily Was given to Victor Amadeus at first, and he was crowned at:Palermo • but by subsequent arrangenients Sar dinia was substituted for Sicily. . ... .. . . ** The species) called sardels, or sardines, abound on the S'ardi:L ; 34.l c:nztz4. _ kd ' t t* liZerY er h,L.ock, till ro ,Z4e r 3 Ettert '4e. C I,,tv!!Dr, ozuotiki. - 47_ 1 4 Lea, r tlect hPri: rin t, ore of ZiojeeP 110 41 4 12 cLi C iook, nal p 1 t14 4 Ppear , a th t Lae 7th 4 11118 8 e to ura V ti4 0 6 4 Y Of the RED tAt tp q. kh, r: i un g §,4 burr BaDh , and 14$13QDr taUa "1) & 'k 4 . 4 1 41 p r . ' 11 41: 4 4 41triu \ ~ 41 '1'r . 14 0 4,1 v. Oi ?ti lt r, '43 ' g Ei `fie, Dante E • " 13 ttia s Oft, e! 0( !Avter,. , Cr Qtl M no ry P 4 , 41 thl ttx, A. N -(ol , ti %,,nlDhell A 41', 4 41 kr i 11 :1 t 0 111 9 '4lle; tt„ 14 " s. -. \k3Dl). The Wit Sir 41110 .83 Z~