The Sun. — London, England, 1855-04-11 00:00:00

. . . • .. , ~ .. . _... • - , THE SUN LONDON, . 3 WEDNESDIY EVENING- APRIL li, I 8 5 !I, _ -- ..,_ ......--------- _ , .0.. - horse-dealer and a respect- loss of which would be irretrievable. The other measure Mr. Swan's Freckle, 3 yrs, 43t 10b ...... ..(J. Rogers) 3 ' THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. at the Birmingham District # April 24, and May 22, at ten, . , . COUNTRY .111AREETS. • cluced by him to witness as a MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. —April 10. able man. In October witness purchhsed two hoises of certainly comes recommended by an . admission, univer- Captain( Lane's Epatninondas, 4 yri, Bst (J. Mann) 4 __ so _ ___ —ea-- ---0-_-_ Court. Harris, official assignee, Nottingham Miles and Gregory, Leicester ; Holes:el. Birinieehem ' Moss for 361 and a cart. The horses turned out to b . ' Aally, of the evils at which it is aimed ; but whatever The following also lan : - VTHITEHALL, APRIL 9. Willie:a Attack, eneineer, Ceeiiiig Town, Pleistow A NEW "DODGE." • f . . with the . in i eur- Mr. J. M. Stanley's CalaqiUS, 4 yre 7et :Oh (A.shmal) 0 LIVE lt VOW, - •Arttio 10. was indicted for fraudulently ob. useless, and he spoke to Winter about them, who eats rimy be its intrinsic merits, it is infeced (Foster) 0 The Qaeen has been pleaeed to direct letters patent to be and May 22 Marehes, Essex, April 20 : at half-past two, ~ . untry ' There was a fair attemiance of the town and co t R o bert Pagetn, 26, , . he would see Moss on the subject. Subsequently . Moss :tide vic , e of trenching to an . alarming extent on tree. by Mr. Barber's Domino, 4 yrs, 7.3 t 7b ._ at twelve, at tie Cour . tot Bankru tcv. Edwards off cial neano v se pretences tne respective sums of 1/, 9s. took one of the horse. t tt•S'R P• ' C d' eto Smithfield to sell ittfor witness, jury. G-entlemen listen again to Our grea commen aor , a . igot s oup- Etat, 4 yrs, 7st 31b...(Paltner) 0 passed under the seal appointed by the Treaty of Union to *1 St b luing b- fal f Henr Keen and Johanna Mad- he cash ould be handed to end these r ems when such sudden and sweeping Mr. Daley's Cardigan, 4 yrs, 7st 2.b (S. Steggles) obe kept and made use of in place of the Great Seal of Scot- asos, ,: . , e., ~.d ' t • i for wheat and flour, which were only saleable in retai ~_ trade, but no improvement was experienced in the de 10d. and 1/. 50., rom ci y f h and Winter told witne's t w a . eit •enee Sembroolocourt Basineh il alr-street, city -, Pater s_e_n, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street; IN ools, Lxora ge, De - 1 tte rates ate rerest, at , den, with intent to defrau them ot e same. Th 11 . d nderin it incumbent on En -Mr 'II-collie's Quince 4re 6st 151 b (T Crff) 0 la . at the Catherine Wheel, in the Borough. ey a changes are introduce ,re g .. g . Lir ~ y , land, appointing Samuel Geekedl, Eeq., Fellow of the Royal '' l College of Surgeons ; Wm. George Campbell, Esq., bar- dlesex. . Oats and oatmeal were in moder . _ full prices. Barley, being scarce and inquired or, !ve i l The present charges arose out of one of these ever- ini eded to the latter place, and waited two hours, but lishinen to recur constantly to fundamental principles. Lord Glasgow schc by Pantaloos, out of Physalis, rister-at-law ; - Alexander Earle Moeteith, Esq., advocate, Jehn Rollason and Jacob Stanley L• e , ist r iron masters ' held for more money. Beaus and peas were unaltered 1 proce on Staffordshire April 26 mus t • hoses of fraud resorted to by the systematic hea said to Winter, "The trial by jury," says Blackstone, " ever has been, 4 yrs 6st 9lb Sheriff of the shire of Fife; and James Coate, Eeq., doctor Y , near Bilst , changing p . no one came with the money. Moss t ' t ' value or demand. Indian corn met a slow sale and windier for the pu . rpose of entrapping the unwary, who bill of mine for 200 h, on which You and I trust ever will be, looked upoia as the glory of the Mr. T. ' Parr's Benhame, 3 yre, 64, 51b (Quinton) 0 of he and May 17, at eleven at the Birmiuelitun District Court. medicine ;to be her Majesty's Commissionere for t , , , 0 be quoted 3d to 6d per qr. cheaper-the darned, however, " You have got a is e. . . . s lums 4 Bittle.ston, official assienee Birminaham; Hayes, Wolrer- . appear to be most ingenious and ready in forming new have lent me 781." Winter said he had, and he pulled English law. It is the most transcendent privilege Capt. Lane's Crown Pigeon, 3 yrs, sst 31b (Fordham) 0 purpose or ingurring into the state of the Lunatic A y h t a ' - improved towards the close. schemes for rascality as soon as ever their old plans are 'oy or wish for that he cannot the hill out of his pocket. Witness asked him whether which any subject can enj , .. , Duke of Bedford's Triton, 3 yrs, 43t 121 b (Plumb) oin Scotland, reel also into the present state of the law re- anIP °n• - detected and exposed. The plan in the present instance it was a good one, when Winter replied, " Oh, yes, I be affected, in either his property, his liberty, or his per- Betting-6 to 4 eget Crewn Pigeon, 4to 1 agst Qeince, Vesting rsuaat - i-s and Lunatic Asylums in that part of the John Dawson, cattle salesman, West Cowes, Isle of IPSWICH-APRIL 10. ' vas to enter the shops of the two prosecutors, and after have seen about it, and it is a 8 good as the Bank of Eng- son, but by the unanimous cons Unitel Kinedom ent of twelve of his sto 1 agst Dr. O'Toole, 'lO to 1 agst Freckle, 10 to 1 • e • Wight, April 19 at balf-pest eleven, and Mey 17 at two, at the C iirt, of Bankruptcy. Bell, eflieial assignee, Coleman- ket, We Ind but a small supply of wheat at to-day's mar. , object, 'stating that money was required fer an immediate . land; the aceptor's name is Bentley; he is a large skitt teighboure and equals ; a ... constitution that I may ven- agst Benhams (offered), 20 to 1 eget Domino. Eeand- WAR-OFFICE. APRIL 10. ,ow saun )les offerin full maintained last week. 6 the f j g y ' etreet-buil•linee • Trinder awl Eyre, Jelin-etreet, Bedford- and . _ ~ _ producing a sp lendid gold chain, and offering to sell it al Reeiment of lie se Gaards-. eeimental-Cor orad dresser, of 36, BerrooodseY•square." Winter also turned ture to affirm has under Providence secured the just nonda3, with Crown Pigeon in close company, matie the Roy . e r R e P row ; Sharpe, P ß ' sarison and Sherpe, Soethampton. i es. There was but little barle offerine and the low rr c y e , ... ight exist as a bargain. To silence any doubts that m . to Moss, and told witness in his presence that the tem_ liberties of this nation . for h long succession of ages. If r 0 , unnine Benliams, Freckle, Quince, and Hercules, lying Mejor Edward Heyward to ba Cornet, without purchase, • DIVIDENDS TO BE DECIA.RED. waiting samples were taken at. eu advance of la per tit on the part of the invited purchaser as to the genuine horses were of no use to him, and that they, with the the administration of justice be entirely entrusted to the well up in their wake, Dr. O'Toole lying next. At the April 'lO. alv 2. F. Coker, 3, Hackney-road, Meldlesex, stationer, Beans eud peas negleeted. e• • . d • e was gild Dregoon Gaards-Lieutenant J. H. King, from the esti qUAR,TE,II-1 PBh QUARTE mess of the article offered, the most urgent esir kg cart, cost 591., therefore if he gave him his acceptance magistracy, their decisions, das aye wa leevine the ° in spite of their own natu- turn of the lands Epaminon g y„ at 11, at the Court of B.inkrupteye --May 2. R. F. Keane v is ' Ist West India. Regiunaet, to 'GO Paymeeter, vice Head, ~ ,-.,' Wheat, red (01d)... ti 4., to 68s Barley, grinding ... 30a to 3 expressed on the part of the vendor (and to nut for 141/., he alight take the hill for 2001. N.loss thee cal. integrity, will have frequently an involuntary bias lead with Crown Pigeon ? who wee immediately joined West Cowes, Isle of Wight. chemist mei dreggiet, at, LL, 40 s to 4 20 who retires upon half-pey, April 10., Ditto r I i - e , new, ...... ... -S ao —S',,,eatilS t of the purchaser) at the C lourt of Bankruptcy-Mey 3. Elizabeth Teedar, 36s tx:, 380 assurance doubly sure on the par left the room when witness ag - ' sked Winter whe- eswards those of their own rank and dignity. A cone- by Hercules, Freckle being close behind them, and Dr. en ~ lth Draeoen Gu lids-Timm is Clark Gillespie, Ge t to e Ditto white '" ) (new) 70s to i15 . ,1 eas 'eweller that might ' - din a " h ' b f • bl d 7 'At • h e O'Toole taking ground at Crown Pigeon's heele on the Rose and Crown public-hoes-a Crooneeldll, Greenwiee, .' , . 00s to eO6 that the chain should be taken to any 3 . the latter bill was good, when he replied, Yee ;a, oetent num er o setts]. e a.n uori o jurymen, a oeen be Cornet:Vsithout h 'IIaIF II . purc ale, vice on. e. . aisle, pro• Ditto Om) . -sto -- sdAtto (white) se of having it chemi- lasensea victueller at lat the emit tof Benkinntcv - . , 00 be thought proper for the putts° I the cash I would instant( d• t't " Moss them , )y lut from among those' of the middle rank, will be left. From this point the race was with the four ; after me t e d, A m eo to_ y MOM 1 a ... ' ' ' ' ' •It o' 3 t 34 , •b10u • per sack 00s to . Baney, ma tu„ ... . .., 0 . ._ 1, . r might be run in buying it. . , , _ al,iy 3. J. Buchanan, 47, Moorget .-street, City, imhole catty tested, so that no --i''k" -ed that the chain ' b'll f 41/ whict aund the best invesogators of truth, and the sureet guar- a few strides, however, Crown Pigeon began to hang , 13th Lieht Drit o eoons-Cornet T. P. Gratrex, from tne came in wan the lorl ~ across t rer awl cabinetmaker, at 2, at the Court ef Benkruptcy. AVERAGES FOR Tint WEEK ENDING APRIL 7, 1855. In each case the jewellers decla...r w- • Id dt' ' d the °OO/ bill liens of public justice ; for the most powerful individual towarde the left, an witness wrote is name, an aen receive - • .• , 1 when within a dozen strides of the Ist Drageons, to be Cornet, withous, parches°, April 10. s-e h a considerable sum. A price ny fla- chair be fell over the ropes. Fortunately horse and 17th Light Dreetoon3-Cernot W. D. N. LOwe to be CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Wheat good gold, and was wort Immediately after that the man came in that bought th .n the stath will be eautiou3 of committing a Dets but that n b • ot eing acceded • • Aeril 10. at jockey escaped without injury, but two or three perso n s ' Lientenent, by pin-eh-tee vice - Leith, pre:motel, , _ . . . ,_ . .. May Z. R. F. Keniterly, Ve eet Cowee, He of Wight, ,P was thereupon offered for it, horse, and banal Mose 20/ , which he put in hi • .rant invaaon of another's right, when he knows th Peas d 13' to by the prisoner, he expresse is sorrow at not beino d one of them %res. much hurt ° pocket: Witness then asked Winter to write his nam, he fact of his oppression must be examined and were knocked down, an , , Ist Re , i , _nerit Foot-To be Eaeigne without pureliese- cnemist ano in ugeist, at 12, nt the tamit of Benkruotsy :Bears ' and putting the chain in his pocket„ 1 Ja‘LIOS William faaven Themes, Gent , view Willis, pre- Mey S. W. B. Mitcalfe,, 1?,, Temiton-plice, Rea et's•pei Is, PP 20 1 le'll b h It • d l 'l se however, P+ iecided by twelve indifferent men, not appointed till the Herculee, alter this mishap, passed the chair first by j ) Berley .... able to dispose of It, f across tne 0.1,ut e re ase, .eo ~ t 1 A Tit 10 • Th . ; Ilen . r Townshend, Gent v• • Middlesex, mining share ~ lee and leas.) dealer, at iialf-p , st 1, f half h h v r In the course o an our, owe . e , eckle beino a very bed third Ereani- Ti ll °(- , T." ) , Inas - Y left the shop. Winter's suggestion, gave him 10/., but he was done oh. aour of trial ; and that vallen once the tact is a-scer- three lengths, •Fr . is, . ' te I Haseell, promete 1, Aeril 10. at the Court of Benkruptcy-Mey 2. R. Beek, 39, Bleek• he sho and after deploring the vendor returned. to t .p, , of his bill of exchange, and the two horses and cart, anted, the law must of course redress it. This, there- nondas fourth, and Quince hall or sixth. Oa retureing 3 , 1 Foot-Riehard Evane ileemen, Gant., to be Ensign, man-street, Southwerk, watch an , closlanaker, &a., at lII7LL-Nraeo 10. compelled him to part with so valu- .i. erg' the necessity that . Mr. a'Beckett asked what the 101. was for ? . - /re, preserves in the hands of the people the share which •to scale, Wells, the rider of Dr. 0' roole, preferred a without purchese, vice Micreight, promoted in the 17th half-pestl2,_at the Court of 13 eikruptcy-May a. J Faun- We heel a poor supply of wheet to-day from the farm t aid that he supposed that he must take . ht to have in the administration of justice, and 'complaint against Clements and Fordham for crossing Foot, April 10. •9 'ao- • -, - la •••"• . • , . s mond, L. , II mare-lane, CI .y. farm tui e (fedi( r, at L , a., able an article, s Witness replied that he did not know. He gave 10e. they oug who were ex ,ealiee,fle rine in demanding 70s. The dernao u ffered at the same time handing over tbe chaio. the Court of Benkruptcy-aley :a J. T. Ceitenight, f " 1d f b le• 'th h h• di i ts the encroachments et the more povrerful and him, and he therefore claimed the race. The case wae 4th Foot.-Williem Fagan, Gent., to be Ensign, with- being sleek eeth lose millers and factors, the market , was the price 0 , . out olttoa a or rea, ing in e orse, wle near 3 oreven The money being paid, the prisoner left the shop ; but broke his neck. (Laughter.) sealthy citizens." And now, gentlemen, mark what afterwards investiga. y , e , 1 , , a , p ted b the stewards who d cided in I ont nlrehase vice Alm' ao remnted ill the 9 7th Foot 10, Apolio-builainge, Es st-street, Walworth, timaer new- notations For toreign only slow, and we do not alter our q .. , na ,, on subsequent examination doubts began to arise as th aid he l'ollows, falling from no less a man than Blackstone-- one forour of Hercules. April 10. ' h' t tl2 t I C t f P. 1 t ---at 3 T cas , a , a tle our o einerup a . , . ,ty • . • wheat only ali iiited retell demend. Spring cern 0 .7 . Iu cross-examination by Mr. Solomon, witness s the identity of the chain. A second visit to the jeweller s was being sued forlthe 141/. bill, but he was defendine who has been called a high prerogative lawyer. lil " -very Sweepstakes of 180 soya each, h ft, for three-yr-olds • I 6th Foot.-To be Ensigns, without purchase.-John Se- Prichard, Siticup, Footscray, Kent, et 2, at the Court of shows more firmnees, especially barley. Linseed unalteroas was resorted to, who at once declared that although the action, as it was a swindle. He went to No. 36, mow tribunal created for the trial of Lath wttliout the in - colte, Bst 71b ; and filliee, Bst 31b ; those by stallions . .. e. - - ' i grave, Gent., vice Hackett, appointed to the .....e 91 1 Foot, Bankruptcy -May 3. E. Wet-are Polstead, Satfelk, shee n. tGt• CI k •tdt maker and farmer, at 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy-May Cekee in lair demand, aed not very plentiful. Rape cok e closely resemblinr cz„..b other, the chain produced was .., DerrnOnciperSquare, to inquire about Bentley, the ac eerveation of a jury, whether compoeed of justices of the or out of mares that never bred a winner allowed 4to ; „ April n , eteorge un ~ en ~ vice er , appoin e o 1 the Rifle Brigade, April 10. 3, W. Harrison, 12, Clyde-terrace, Caledonian-road, Is- • inquired for and scarce. s 8 l S. 11. merely brass elec-trotyped over, and at the very utmost ceptor of the other bill, but he had never lived tlaere. He toace, commissioners of the revenue, judges of a court only one allowance. Ab. M. (7 furlongs 212 yards\ o llth Foot.-Lientenant M. L. M'Cluslanil, from the lineton, beker, at 1, at the Coert of Banaruptcy-Nley 3. Wheat, English, red f;6 to 70'Peag, grey and black -to a -- ; was not worth more than a few pence. It is almost found him ia Horsemonger-lane Gaol, where he had beee of conscience, or any other stending magistrates, is a Nine subs. 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Swift, appointed to the W. Renshaw, Liverpool, brewer nod lie, , n4ed victualler, Ditto white 72 to 74 ainseed, Black Sea... 00 to r., needless to say that during the temporary absence of the confined four years for debt. lie told witness that the ttep towards establishing aristocracy, the mos. opitires• Mr. Greville's cby Red Hart, out of Refraction, Bst 31b Ohl Foot, April 10. at 11, at the Liverpool District C.,urt-May 3. W. Renuie, Dantzic aud Konigs- :into Petersburgh ... 58 to ov - prisoner he contrived to " g nn the changes," and to - a his handwriting. eive of absolute governments. It is, therefore, a duty J Johnson an-1 W. Reekin Liv r 00l shi twriehts at (Fiatman) 1 , I•2th Foot -David Garrick Protheroe, Gent., to ba En- • , , , e 1 ), I - , berg - eg acceptance to the bill was was not i ' , substitate a chain of base metal of exactly similar pat- which every manowes tohis country, his friends, his pore Duke of Bedford's Spinner, Bet 31b (S. Rogers) 0 i sign, without purchase, vice Travers, promoted la the 17th 11, at the Liverpoo t District Court -May 2 J Pailli - a • 5O to l'" After some further evidence, -• • 1 ' PomeranianandHam- angel tern for the one that had been prodaced in the nut M A'Beckett observed that he had heard quite t erity, and himself, to maintain to the utmost of his power Mr. Magennis's The Earl, Bst 3lb (A. Day) 0 I Foot, April 10. Drimpton, Broadwinsor, Derset, baker, at 1, at the Lae- burgh - 5 r. ter District Court-May 2. J. Cleuch, Exeter, and St. es to o jjastance. enough to warrant his retnaa g p din the risoners. He deis valuable institution in all its rights ;to restore it to Lord Glaegow's fby Pyrrhus the First, out of Miss 16th Foot. -To be Ensigns, without purchase-Richera Danish,Holstein, and Memel Thomas the Apostle, Devon timber and manure deeler Per Ton. • The jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was sen- Omuta therefore remand them for a week. its ancient dignity, if at all impaired, or if it have de- Whip, Bst 31b (Bartholomew) 4 Calvert Healy, Gent. vice Roinsford, pronmted in the 9th ' , Friesland 64 to 60 , 00/ cs tenced to hard labour for four months. Winter was admaten to ball, 1...* Idiems "vac .........1tt. , 1 , Ao-tGA from its first institution ; aud, Above all. to guard Betting-Even on Refraction colt. Won by a leneta Foot, April 9 ; Witham Charles Wolseley, Gent., vice at 1, at the Exater District our ay 2. J. Edwards ' c t-M. Russian and Odessa 00 to 03 Lins.c. Hullll/ 2s 6d to ~„ i i - H...-, _Plowman. 19. Frederick Jenkins.l9. and Who to Horeemonger-lane Gaol. with the most jealous circumspection against the in- and a half. Dead heat for second place. 0 Constable, promoted in the 4th Foot, April 10. and E. Edwards, Truro, Cornwalljewellers and perfumers, Oats, English ° el OS ` - int , rid/marsh, 18, were severally indicted for stealing Just as the magistrate was about to quit the bench e troduction of new and arbitrary methods of trial, which, 20th Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel W. P. Waugh, Subscription Plate of 50 sovs : three-year-olds, 7st ; four f b Uttdidt b C t• ' •• B tAI • , rom .-pay ne a, e,o a ap ern, ve.,e reve • freer at 1, at the Exeter Dietrict Court-May 3. R. Brawn, Dawn-end, Rushall, Setif. .r.l, limeburner, at half-past 10 Ditto Danish Ditto Friesland. 26 to 2 , lRapeseed....., 001 Os to 00% 4 - table-spoons, and other articles, value 251., the pre- middle-aged man, dressed in black, with a white cravat, ender a variety of plausible pretences, may, in time, un- flet 71' •fi 3 , ve, 9st ; six and aged, 9st 2ib. T.Y.C. Crespiguy, who exchanges, April 1. at the Birmingham Dietriet Court-Mey 7. H. Spencer, Ditto Russian 26 to 2 ,1, 41 eakes,„l32s oo to 00s u , . e pe 00s ty of John Salisbury Trelawney. was chatged with obtaining a sum of money under fales deratine the best preservation of English liberty." Now, (5 furlongs 140 yards). 25th Foot-Captain A, C. Pretyrnan, from the 74th Ro", Elereford, linen-draper, Sue, at half-past 10, at Barley, maltiug The prisoners were what are familiarly known as pretences. gentlemen, I, in my conscience, berieve that thee° noble Baron Willamowitz's Scherz, by the Provost, 4 yrs, to be Captain, vice Beevet-Lientenant-Colunel Impett, who the Birmingham District Conit-May 4. Joseph Wood Ditto grinding 27 to 29a etto foreign " area-sneaks," and contrived to possess themselves of a Mr. A'Beckett, on looking at the charge-sheet, said-• sehtiments it never was wore necessary to cherish and Bst 71b (Birbeek) 1 exchanges, Jan. 24. and James Wood, Allerton, Bradford, skinners and maim- Is . eans - 41) to 4elearano 5/ 5s 8/ tol2 , . : plate-basket and a quantity of plate, froM t he residence b I don't see any name of prisoner here. What is your diffuse abroad fean now ; for in hotli civil and criminal facturers, at 11, at the Leeds District Court. 3ath Feot-Lieutenant F. J. Connell, from the Ist West , . Ditto foreign Mr. Rogers's Top Sawyer, 3 yrs, 7st ...(J. Steg•eles) 2 legs of Mr. Trelawney, at Europa Point, Camden Town, ut name, prisoner'? cases I see an increasing disposition to encroach ou trial Betting-10 and 12 to lon Scherz, who w blO India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, withuut purchase, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Peas, white and yel. 40 to 42 stye Meal .................. on y April 10. W. Garton anti R. C. Stewart, Rotherlithe-R. Shield, - ---- - . their motions were observed by a woman who wa3 pass- Prisoner, in a meek tone-I decline to ive my real ley jury - . For Heaven s sake, gentlemen, let us beware g len ths. - g 3Oth Foot,--William C. Flill, Gept ,to be Eneign e with- J. Dinning, and .I. P. Renuoldson, Lingley, Heyden, COIJRSE OF EXCHANGE.-YEarroo: AY. thg, who gave information, and they g were iven into - U. name or address, as my friends occupy a very high sta. how the thin end of the wedge is got in between us an Sweepstakes of 10 says each ; for three-yr•olde ° • t h• ••F J P 1111 - td•thltF t N th b . 1 , 11 , 10 It -J T. 1 . IPII • - • „ ist , ou pure ase, viae . . . i , promo e in e s oo , eor um ei Am ,en re sme era . ay eut an,. . . . .... custody. - tion in society, and I don't wish it to be bandied abor" our liberties. Remember that times may alter, and that emsteri , ain .. - - .... 11 t 8 ,4 Gibraltar -.. "'. s o 42% four, Bst 41b ; five and upwards, Bst 111 b. The winner April 10. Delamere, Liverpool-H. C. Crowdy and R. B. B. Hew- Ditto, three months .. 124 Leghorn .. ••••• - • • ---, 50 The prisoners were than g to el uilt and former convic in the newspapers. I really cannot give my name, as i our descendants may execrate us for heving sanctioned tions being proved aga.inst them, to be eold for 100 sovs, if demanded, &c. T.Y.V. 39th Foot-Major R. Newport Tipley to be Lieutenant- kins, High it Wilt t wort-, - ...2 a_torneys, solicitors, and convey. Rotterdam ............ 124 teepee ..... ...•• ...• • • 21 %,_ feel the eisgrace lam in. :he introduction of a destructive principle. Now the The learned etessistant Judge sentenced Plowman to t 5 furlongs 140 yards). Three subs. Colonel, without' purchase. March 9; Ensign E. V. Ar- ancers-J. Smith and ' J. Rigby, Bolton-le-Moors, L•n . antwerp ......•....... 25 4tl ;titian ...... • • ......•• ....., Mr. James Beadle, tailor, Blackman-street, was thee way in which the second of the two proposed measures buckle, from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Lieute- easter, counterpane manufacturers -J Lockett, jun., and Brussels ....•• ........ 25 40 Venice •••••••••• •• - •• 04 , six years', and Jenkins and Tidmarsh to four years' penal sworn. He said-I am superintendent of the Surrey ;via operate is this. It carries a great way further a Captain Lane's Guy Mannering by Bay Middleton a:zed, Bst 111 b ' ' - ' nant, without parehase, April 10. (J. Mann) I E. Morris, Willenhall, Stafford, screw manufacturers-M. Vt'onnbaurgh .......... 13 8% Naples •• •• .... ...... •• .„, ...... - Palermo ..... .... 1.`, / servitude. • Chapel School. Last Tuesday I was assisting in exa- erinciple adopted a few years ago, in the case of juvenile 40th Foot-To be Ensigns, without purchase-Richard Higgins and J. Higgins, Menm ,rsh Farm, Stanton St. 25 20 Messina .... ....... ... 131 w (Before Mr. Witham.) Mr. - Mare's Fact, 4 yrs, Bst 41h miningthe children, when the prisoner, who was a perfeci delinquents ; but nJW it adopts the quantum of' property, ( 8 . 11 a)gers) 2 Armstrong, Gent., vice Bryant, promoted in the 18th John, Oxford, farmers and graziers-G. Turner and E. Ditto, three months .. 25 47 Lisbon ...... ...... •• • • ;:;% James Cook, 22, and Elizabeth. Pierce, 19, were in- Mr. J. M. Stanley's Cortes, 7st (Aehnsall) 3 v 1-- A 0 9 t 1 : 1 - ,t,0,, eon, e • -oor , e Hobbs Gent. vice Burka pro- Hogg, Hunton-hill, Er fing,ton, Aston, Warwick, and Marseihii ............. 25 47% Oporto ..........•• •• •• stranger to me, came in. From his appearance, I es the point for getting rid of a ia,i by jury, one most dieted for stealing a watch void other articles, and the Bettine-5 to 4en Fact, and 2to 1 west Guy Man- 1 • • ' '' '' 9 • '•W 0 ' 130 No-t • t B•rmineh •'1 • 1 11 , - • ers noted in the 18h Foot, April , Francis . sborne, a, e s lee , i , am, tai ors an( woo 311 urap itoardc.tux • .......• - itio Janeiro .•••• •• "- thou ht he was sent from the mission, and I was rathe, f dlacious (for guilty intention does not depend on the .-- sum of 155., the property and money of John Pengilly, g d li • nerine * Woa by a short head ; bad third. e• Gent., vice Brooke, protnoted, April 10. -T. Webb, J. Webb, J. Felker, D. Parker, and T. P. ankfort-on - M eine .... 119 U Buenos Ayres.. •••• • • •• ~,,,, please at is entrauce and I went up and asked him t., amount of property stolen) and dangerous. Up to 'rerun ................ - 1 New York, GO days' sight from his person. —43 d Edmund Hayter Bingham, ' from J. Parker, London and Geelong, merchant: -J. Yapp and vieuna................ assist me. He said he would do so willingly, and he the value of 10s. (which will rapidly be raised in 12 40 Philadrlphia • • .• .• • • -.: ' Mr. Metcalf appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. LATEST BETTING-Sue o'CLocK, rat. half-pay, Unattached, to be Captain vice J. P. Stuart, J. R• Chinn, Bread-street, Birmingham, and 11, Thavies 12 42 PRICES OF BLILIICN, F BA 0.•*." ' wished to address the children. I allowed him to do 80, t - '-utollnt, as the wedge is driveu turther in) a inagis- who exchanges ; Lieutenant Hon. L. ' W. Mulles to be Cap- inn, Holhoin, City, jewellers and silversmiths-H. Coley Petersourg .. .. ...... _ f.,3 17 ' - 36 Foreign Cole in Ban 0 p Horry for the prisoners. and in the course of conversation he said he was a mis- trate is to try all simple larcenies, if the prisoner choose, coLUMN STAKES. tain, by Purchase, vice Bingham, who retires, Aprillo. and J. Gibson, West London Iron Works, Letiiner-road, Thecae' ...,,, ~....., ewe, Portugal Gold Coin •• 2o 0 , The- Prosecutor met the female prisoner in Oxford. • M h 1 ft b ' street on the night of the 20th of arc , ant a er eing sionary, and he had been recently on a mission in the vithout reference to age, and to page sentence 1 . f the Even on Habena. 48th Foot-To ba Eaeigns, without purchase -John Notting-hill, Middlesex, manufacturing engineers-R. R. dai1iz , ........ . West Indies. He also told me that he was I d 1 'tt ti d It • m guilty, or the prisoner confess his gato at - maps ra e n i 2to 1 agst Rambling Katie Rawlins, Gent., vice Wilford, promoted in the 13th Foot, Drosier ana C. R. Ord, Deitnioor Brewery-G. Fra,si and ie ea v r i c l e:na . ............ - , New 1 ars ....•• . 5 076 at two or three places with her, went to adpublic-house in The field had a slight call. l „... _ ._ _ _ Nliver in bare • •... v dress the children, as he had been a scholar there. Mr, guilt. In more serious cases, above the value of 10s., April 9 ; George Granath) Graham Foster Pigott, Gent., J. Todd, Archway-road, Highgate, Middlesex, brick shepherd-street, where they werejoined by the male pri- H . art one of the euperintendents, joined them, and in. the magistrate ie at once to sentence, if he think a year's GREAT NORTHERN., • vice Ring, promoted in the 18th Foot, April 10. makers-H. Mackay, T. C. Jo .em, ancl J. Robinson, 6 soner. They had a bottle of wine amonest them, after ' 51st Foot -Ceptain Flonourable D. Erekine to be Major, aed 7, East-side, Queen's-dock, Liverpool, shipwrights, iSLA .8 0 RIV AM A I LS. , vited the prisoner home to tea, with hint, After thet imprisonment a, sufficient penalty for the offence ;if he 3to 1 agst Vandal (7 to 2 taken freely) —. 0 ,-- ..,„ which a cab Was sent for, and all three went away to- without purchase, vice - .Herrington, deceased ; Lieutenant joiners, blecksiniths, and boat Imil,lers, so far as regards they returned to the chapel, and the prisoner again ad. :link not, he muet commit for trial before a jury. Now, esool''' gether. The mosecutor had no sooner got into it than THE rwo THOUSAND GUINEAS. W. L. F. Sheeffe to be Captain, without pure'uase, vice T. C. Jones-S. Stone and W. Exeley, Leede, MP and (V signifies that the mails are sent trona the General P. , d d h h • ld H • resse te c i ren. e told me his same was the Is it right to place a prisoner in such a positien, or arm he fell asleep, and the male prisoner ordered the cabman 6to 4 eget St. Hubert (taken). 'Erskine, April 2,. To be Ensigns without purchase- hemp dressers-R. alaugh alit W. Reyeolits, Deviisbury, tv the 3light—guid Mby the morning-despatc Rev. John Watton of Glasgow, and that this was tee a magistrate, lawyer, orlayman, withsuch a power? Is the to drive towards the Portland-road. Whilst crossing o • ' 4to 1 agst Lord of the Isles (5 to 1 taken) Charles Leslie Hamilton, Gant., vice Sladen, promoted, York, bricklayers-R. Morg,an and J. 0 lams, Belle Isle, eflo li aby which he wa,e known in the religious werld. He brand of felony-a deep, burning, indelible brand-to be so April 9 ; William Charles Edward Scott, Gent., vice King's-cross, Mi , lalesex-M. Gregson, R. Wright, R. tray when mho , , l o om wes t la Cavendish-square the cabman saw.the female take the - me CHESTER CUP. CCU N TRIESL in General Post- Port Jug d ' also told me he had visited the Rev: Mr. Newman Hall, quietly and quicklyimpressed on the brow of an alarmed Reol, promoted, April 10. Fowler, and J. Hodkinsou, Me - 411ton, Lencaster, picker prosecutor'sguard, to which his watch wasattached, from Offico, London. , , i , :it,t!sl i ' hspetche ......' the minister of th h 1 d e c ape ,an sas known to him. I and ignorant person, young or old, without tirue and op- 10 to 1 agsf, Scythian (take 12 to 1) 53th Foot-John Augustus Tighe, Gent., to be Ensign, manufacturers-F. Huime and D. Huluee, Marchington _____ _ ._ . e_es e ..........-- eco his neck, and put the guard into her pocket. She then heard him tell Mr. Hart that his pocketbook and ail hie portunity for looking about him, and obtaining proper 100 to 6 agst Muscovite (take 20 to 1) without purchase, vice Townley, promoted, April 10. and Barton-under-Neea wool, c a ttle deelers-J. BlirreY eanerica(byltrit.packae ilvery Pride? - • r.iverpool .., ltlac ol ` made motioss to the male prisonee to ask as to whether moneyka,d been stolen from him in an omnibus, and be assietance ? I would much rather givo a magistrate 20 to 1 agst Mortimer (taken) 60th Foot-To be Ensigns without purchase-Charles and J. .P. White, ShrewsburY, upholsterers and cabinet- kinerice.,by United Sti• she shoukl take the gold studs that he was wearing ril It - borrowed two sovereigns of. him at the time. He also power to summon a jury of twelve or even six, to 20 to 1 agst Andover (taken and offered) James Philipps ; Gent., April 6; George Ffrench Stehelin, makers-R. Cyples and J. Crewe, Longton, Staffnel, packet) ... N ••••• • • • , • Liverpool ~ , i•P from his shirt, but by shaking his head he dissented Gent., April 7 ; Edward Cockburn Allen, Gent. A.pril 8; menufacturers of china and earthenware-G. Dryalele Irnerica (by U. States said that the thief had been examined at the Lam- attend weekly or fortnightly, to pronounce on the THE DERBY. from her doing so. Having had suspicions of the pri- James Farrell Hogg, Gent., April 9 ; Burnee Ben Forsyth, and H. j. Smith, 1, Georee-yard, Lombard-street, City, packet) •• •• •• •• ••N *6 •• ••••••• Southampue beth Police Couit Since hat ti e I spected him, question of guilty or not guilty, and so avoid the ad- 6te 1 sgst St. Hubert (taken and offered) • G en t., Aprii 10. and 9, Oriental-place, S'outhatoptoti, ship brokers and &nstraita (via South. . . A.Pril 4 , soners, the cabman had hept a. look-ont .as to their and fro • '• .; Ifo d t m su m inquine un that .wa.s all false, aim that , naitted evil' of a. long preliminary incarceration, tha,n ampton) ....., at ..... a-.,. ; seatitempto; movements. When they got to the Portland road the 10 to 1 &gait Rifleman (taker') 63a Foot-To be Lieutenants without purchase-Ensign ebipping ana commission ttgents-R. Barton, B. Barton he was not known to the Rev. Mr. Newman Hail, and arm him with such vast powers as are now proposed. r. Ditto (via itlarseilles) - N ...... •. • ..IDover ..,• •. .'. o rnate prisoner wished to get out of the cab, but the cab- 100 to 6 egst Dirk Hatteraick (taken) C. C. Pye, vice Mackesy, deceased, March 8; Ensign A. stet J. Gale, Mulltsham, Witte, brewers and wino anti Ditto (via Cape of tAcr:,(: . that he obtained the d . money un er fraudulent pretences. And again, it is easy to show how fallacious and inju- 20 to 1 eget Wild Dayrell (taieeu) Grey, vice Pye, whose promotion, without purchase, on spirit merchants-R. W. Waithinen, W. Dabb, J. Crete- Hope) ............N man prevented him from doing to unless he took his ••• ril 6 When given into custody he admitted. such to be the , rious to the public is tho test of value as a dividing line March 9 has been cancelled, March 9 ; Williams. Gerdon, by, and J. Waithume, Manchester and ahepley, merchants kfrica (West Coast)..N -t3d of the ruoiiti, ~ pl-,,,,,, i ft, ~ 1.1 1 , friend with him. The male prisoner then ordered the 20 to 1 eget Greulus Eeuriens (offered) case, and said he was sorry for it, but he would make it for conceding or refusing trial by jury. Not long ago a 20 to 1 eget Lord of the Isles (offered) Gent., to be Eesien, without purchase, vice Grey, Aprillo. aud manufacturers-C. J. 'Shoubridge and T. C. BramleY, ' Alesandria..........N ' . l - t, 74, &30ot , • Dover ...... - eel) to be driven to No. 102,, Star-street, Edgware-road ; • - Alexandria...........M:t N 3. , '2oth cf . mc'•. - , outhaait,t , . 11 :htl 11 d r 1 - ang 1 a owe aat e time. prisoner Wai charged with stealing a piece of paper ot the 71st Foot-Ensign Le Merchant Jalnes Carey, from the attorneys and solicitor H. but the cabman having seen. what had taken place drove Mr. A'Beckett said he should remand him - I f mitt; va ue 0 one penny; but, mark, it consisted of a leaf which A cold gusty day caused the attendance of genend Ist Ro al Su r Militia, to be Ensi 'th h y rey gn, wi out pure 3.83, SCOTCH SEQTJESTRATIONS. ilailamas ...•• ...... isi'l7th ef tbe month :s.Knitirript ,-, , ~i f Ileigium ............N 1 , o:3 - . - --•• ,• .. Dover ......; 1) ` -- 6 on until he saw a policeman,. when he gave both the company to be sonsiderably short of an average. De e. • n - April 10. 111 Donaldson an iAI IC .11, mercharits, Glasgow. To meet Brazil - ............31, 9 th of the month.- 4 .ot!oii:op... : eP r o lo s Thursday, so that inquiries might be made abo la • ' h d ut rm. Lie a torn out of a ledger to destroy the evidence of a prisoners into custody for robbing the prosecutor. As clouds of dust swept from the uplands over the heath, 74th Foot-Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel John Impett, within Carrick's Royal Hetet, Glesgew April 24. Buenos Ayres ........ /51• 9 ' h el. We mum , . •• :4 ,:it:i -,,,,,,,, \ P'",,411 1, wholesale plunder of his employer. So one act of theft 1.1.0 , soon as the male prisoner heard that he was given into eor (Rees Hope ~ IN and it was a task of no slight diffieulty for the jockeys to from the rah Foot. to be Ceptain, vice Pretyman, who George Moe ray, 0 inner, Broom, Perilshire. To meet ("" Various poro to only a halfpenny value may really be one of great Uape of Good Hope ..1' , " steer their course." Speculatore t 1 1 h J 4 L t t T f h 9 th h P 1 H l P ' MUS (-I.e. numerous y, exc anges, an. 2 ; ieu enau J. . Evans, rom t e 11.1 wi iu t e soya . ote , erth, April 20. custody, he got out, and attempted to make his escape, HULL BOROUGH ShSSIONS. enormity, as one of a series by the same offender. And Cape de Verdi ......7!.. 9th Of the mond ititaroptot. but was brought back by the policeman, who also got but business Was somewhat dull. The detailed account Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M`Gausland, appointed to the . Ceylon (see India) ,_ into the cab, and the whole party were driven to the ____-......-e-- in the case of previous convictioes, are they to be taken given above of the principal event of the day-the New- 11th Foot, April 10. into accouot . or not ? If they are, is it a sa.fe power to HEALTH OP L VDU ceyien ..............1s . ' Tla o station-house. The woman, in the naeantime, was ob- The Easter general quarier sessions for this borough market Handhap-renders further observation on its 79th Foot- James Dixon Mackenzie, Gent., to be En- - Os _. N DURING THE WEEK. Ch an nel 15ie5.........te it :,Ton.,Weil.,&Frli. i iouthatttrior I , a maerstrate I Besides, you are about to de entrust to , . . ign, without purchese, Andl 10. -41 - Chili. „........... ~ A , ' , l ",t; 17th of tno:,tl Seuthan:lptot ti 4 served to place the watch in the prosecutor's waistband, commenced on Thursday last before Samuel Warren result unnecessary. Apra The prosecutor all the time was fast asleep. On search- Esq., Q.C., D.C.L. ' Aroy the salutary source of terror infused by a public . _ se. __ 92d Foot-Lieutenant W. A. Swift, from the I lth Foot, ( From the Report of the Redistrar , General. ) , :lier, ... . once a month.... : - lonstantinopie ......?, 1,13, iB,'S3,•Nt'sB oi n: !river .. •• - • ing the cab at the station, the guard-chain, a shirt stud, After the proclamation against vice and korner l h • a roe arraignment at the b , ar and a public award of punish- NEWTON SPRING MEETING-TUESDeT. to be Lieutenant, vice Evans, appointed to the 74th Foot, The deaths of 1,226 persons were regieteral in tlie oe se -Ott t• . ' eie . -;-, &di 0 April 10. .nstantitioplo ~.. ~ .., ~... x: s i o ll's,. ~,,.e. , Arl, , • .., , vvi 155., in money, and three keys were found at the bettom had been read,' meat. Gentlemen, for these and urany other reasons The Newton Hurdle Race. About two miles. 93:1 Foot-Ensign G. C. Gooch, from the 68th Foot, to week that ended lett Saturday. Tile corrected averaee cont. ot Europe M&1 i - mice daily ~ ~ Dover ...• •. ' wail. of the cab, ender the seat where the female prisoner had The learned Recorder preceeded to charge the I grant ... • which I cannot now enter into, I object strongly to these sailor pen mg wee s 0 . rwie - t• ranee ........ At 'it .1.- - 'Twice daily-- - Dovee .. -• • - e a 6 been sitting. wild innovations, and I think the puulic are not aware of 1845-54 is 1,253. The.se figures are satisfaetory evidence oth ea ltar ..........ea1i,7,17,20.27ef1A. .i J othamp:o l ,A , jury. Gentlemen of the Grand Jury-I lament to have t 1 Battl t . 2 let West India Regiment-Lieutenant Anthony Tun- • Mr. Harry addressed' the .i.ury On behalf ot the pri. express my concern at our havin a beavy , the consequences, or of the rights they are parting with.so of a• - n improved state of the pubhc health. Time mortality, arecce (see India) I An ril 1: a . very neavy , Three ran. stall to be Captain, without purchase, vice Seisrle, deceased, - lreytown ..........W; litd &Vith of tri:.ii• •4^,inbinr.7:' .- • , soners, contending tbat there VMS 110 conclusive testi- -calendai in to.deal with • g a cale - - e ineoncernedly. I beg to commend these matters to your which has for many weeks been excese , , , sive showed a d e - seder distinctly in- The Cavalry Cup. ' • Nov. 26. To ba Lieutenants, leithout purchasee--Ensien t Hautburgh - ..........N Tuesday & FridNy London ...•• .., 0 1 mony aaainst them that they intended to rob the prose- dicating, with a sort of dreadfdprecision the- - . attention, and that of this large and enlightened section T C. G. Anderson, vice Tuustall, Nov. 26 ; Ensign G. A. crease last week on the ordreary amount. But the rnor, Ilavannah ...........1112nd of the moot -i,0,..,ae1pe .1, esf,, cutor, Cho had, indeed, suffered no loss; aa all the - articles those twin clauses of cr' e,ig - . a , inte operatapn oI of the community ; for ao strongly do I myself feel on sveezer . 1 R o b er t,,,,,, v i ce Anderson, whose promotion has been can- taitty from. bronchitis, arid also front hooping-cougb, is In:eland ............31 I Da11y,........... oover .....•• ' ) a i le i til mperance. I • Le Belward and money that were supposed to be lost were found at have read the reports of the governor and the cha tun td this subject, that were lin the House ot Commons 2 celled, Jan. 5 ; Ensign S. K. .3. Henderson, vice Robert- still great. Honduras ......'.. .. al i 17th Of the month. south amptc , 'P the bottom or the eibb. the ~,,,,,l f.,-, +.1,..,..,;,,,....4-,, ._,,. ,1,,„,,„ .„.,,,;„„„ _ ‘ ,,, 13 ,,,,, iiiim there is no effort I would not ma.ke to prevent these mea- Four ran. son, whose promotion has been cancelled, Fob. 9. . Last wevk the births of 828 boys and 639 girls, in all i f i t 'rra= 9 l ei ri ft eTire t aFl2l7l: ' orm rn,l i; ;''Zvi - en' uth " Mr. Witham summed up the evidence, and the weal and its inmates, and am deeply. concerned te 't7e..e . beeeerie, - !eo . , re,e er the reed. a.ntlomer•, •Ale Great North of England Steeplechase. About 4 miles. DIM:VET. 1,517 children, were registered in London. In the 10 lonian Isles (see Drib.) 7, 17, &27 of twit , i50t.r....;.*1 , it, The Jury found both the prisoners guilty, who were find a serious increase of young offendere-oome alteree criminal s 'item is in man res ects fault and ti at . • Trout y. y p y, 1 dp, _ 1 The tuelet-inentioneti otfi •ora hexing eemplote.l three corresponding weeks of the years 1815-54 the average Eseland ~ .: .Id & is ; Twice daily ~.... I:Attie:to ..lreest s each sentenced to hard labour fg tlix mon.ths. infant offeedere ; and that inert ase, moreover, chiefl 'inguished law reformer, Lord Brougham, heel very ro O o liham 2 yeare service in the rank of Lteutenant-Celonel, to be pro. number woo 1,494. ' ' fA5n0n.............. to 17, 9, 17, & 27 or , ti., ioottismi,te: _April l''' Madeira .......... „T.: ttli of the rnon4:!•)OathS•ll:,Lc}' Mr. Metcalfe Submitted to the learned judge whether among the femalese While thus tracing cause to effect, tently placed on the journals of tee II mse of Lerds cer• Nine ran. meted to be Gdoeele in ths Army, in aceordence with the At the Reyea observatory - , Greenwich, the mean ,adeira ... .. . H2:3(1 o• mooth ~. r.- ' ' ofa i,,,verpoca ~ „4 in' this was not a case in which some reward should be I have to congratulate you on the effort now being tain resolutions on the subject, which are well vserthy the The Manor Handicap. Half a mile. Royel Warrant for the Ordnance D e p a rtment, dated 3d height of the barometer ie tit • week w•ts 29'881 in. The ebeta (see I;vii,i) •'. l • November, 1851: I 4 sena . ,e, 18, 8; 28 ,it - 1110 D ., Dover ....- • . April ordered to the cabman, through whom these prisoners made by many thoughtful and benevolent persons b. attention of time country, and one in particular is pecu- B l arney 1 ROYAL ARTILLERY. Mean temperature wee 41 - 9 deg , which is 2 2 deg. be- s elauritius (see Inll4 , ; heel been brought to justice. this borough te attack the former-the enuse-e I , iiarly applicable to the state of f l eets in this borough, ICad - h• s t,.. . r s arper . - a 1 : Mr. Witham regretted that this was not a case that best way of overcoming the latter-the effect. It - nean the intermingling of the tried and untried ; ,he the tneon daily temperature was below the average HI Mexico a .... .... -alert or the mite , . Ooottianove. ..epril • we: Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Poole. I came within the provisions of the statute, or he would with no small exultation that I • atter being corrupted by the former to an extent nut ap- DURHAM RA.CES-COMPLETE RETURN. Friday and Saientlay, on which days it was 6 deo,. • ,Apie, ..,_ ~ .„._. „N• !ithlsth2sthofm , n. Dover ... , - saw in yeur weekly pa- Lieutepant-Colonel Henry Georee Taes•lale. have acceded to the application. preciated by the public. In our gad this evil exists above it. oew ~ /Iranitria ......lo i ll & 17tli of month Bouthamptoe el e fts, . pers a requisition ad iressed, in favour of a reformatere MONDAY. Lieutenant-Colonel Noel Thomas Lake. 7•Taw Zeilant . , I ;1 . , private skip .. V 4rir.i.o. ip. , l Ones school for jovenile offender. to - from deficient space to a serious extent, as I have often The Trial Stakes. One mile. -STAFF. In the 13 weeks of severe weather that ended on 31st eapeeetatee r , „ „ ~e, I ,tlilsth2'ttionno„. Dover •••• - I —____ .., your worthy mayor. d •t il • d lf • ' POLICE INTELLIGEVCE. signed by no fewer than very nearlo 200 gent'emen ifi 'an pain u. y witnesse myse on visas to the gaul, anti Courfenay ...••••• (G. Waddington) 1 Quartermaster Timothy Mons, from the 30th Foot, to be March, 19,02,7 death.; were registered, or, in excese of lanmsuia .... „„.....esl'tielitli'l7thoirnoli.,4olitharopt .1, r • , NI i t. , '•, 77tit ii , tnii,.. , tkitithanipf , - 4 1ef I most earnestly recommend this all-important matter Cherry Brandy - • ryncer` this borough -gentlemen of every shade of politics and (Bearpark) 2 Port Natal .... „ .... N 1113: private ship... Various ports • religious opinions-in various ranks of society-genVe- to the attention of the proper authorities. I recom- Hoddam ................................................ (Rites) 3 HOSPITAL STAFF. weakly children, the sufferers from chronic diseases, and eicily ~.- ..........w atilt ,shestieenita, Dover ...• •• BOW-STREET.-- A young. man in ',petticoats, who men of great and deserved person - al influence in ttis mend you all to read the reports which are pre- Five ran. John Charles Fuller, Esq., employed on the Medical others, who, when the whit r set in, were in sound Tuscany . ......... ~.„N:, t hpth.2stholirto... Dover .• • • • , ee nt gave the name of Smith, but who on being subeequeutly borough-concurring in a crusade against crime, MA, -ented. te the magistrates this day by the governor ' The Hopeful Stakes. T.Y.C. Staff of the Turkish Army, to have the honorary rank of health. CotigeAron and intl.:nu - nation of the lungs were eenezneia ..........m 2d.:-..c ilth of month ,4outhampto-, Ar" Van Dicuten'eL i and (set held to bail, described himself as Thomas Francis Druce, as it were with ono hand, laying the axe at the root of of the gaol and the chaplain. They are full of matter Alfred ................... ..............- .... ............ (Osborne) I Inepector-Goneral of Hospitals while so employed, April 10. the most prevalent fatal diseasee. Auetrana) ........ , , ' .1 APriti a brewer of Chelsea, was placed at the bar, before Mr. that crime. Gentlemen, they have been stimulated to for salutary and useful reffetion. In conelusion, Bird in Hand ............................ James Scott Robertson, Gent., to he Purveyor in Chief The zymotic diseases prevailed generally, but uo death 77est Indies ... , „..,., '4 ,, lith o: month SouthamPtel Henry, charged with visiting the Holborn Casino in this course by a strong sense of duty, and by the solemn I would observe that I deem these subjects of sueh im- Five ran. ........ (J. Marson) 2 to her Majesty's Forces serving in the East, vice Wreford, from small-pox hAppenea in 46 sub-districts, uo deett - ee cle: feinale Costume. portance to gentlemen in your position that I shall not April 7. from measles in 45 subalietricts. Hooping-ceugh and public expression, on two recent ocrraeione of grand When an,. ot these lates fall on a Sonda -, the nail, wili c ii; est The appearan_ce of the defendant created no little • ' • • • , Durham Hendicap. One mile and a half. SCHOOL OF MUSKETRY AT EITTHE. apologise for eularging p • u on them After again advert- scarlatina were the most fatal epidemics, and their poison spatehe ; (ma the following day, wlth the caLption ' of the in ais Junes in this court • but I shall quit the pleasine subject ttached ter amusement in court, for the delusion was almost rf • • ' • ° ing to the calendar as heavy, both nurnericall d • Miss Allen ......................................... _(Alderoft) 1 Brevet-Major G. B. C. Crespigny, half-pay, unit , was the most equebly diffused over Vie inetropolio iimithampton), and the Malta, both of' which will be eespo pe ect. by annouenng that I shall feel it my bounder , duty, if ° yan in preeeding day. He had been to the expense of providino i t ' • • Belton . (Bates) 2 to be Paymaster, April 1. Diarrhoea lay chiefly in ihe low weet am d outh list ' t - , i ' 8 ( I'le 8 0 imself with amy public eneaoements here permit-and I believe the die character of the offences, the Recorder said that none G 1 d Erratum in the Gazette of 2cl Feb.-For Lieut.-Colonel , wig of long black hair, dressed in the improved style of will-to att ''' Y of the a -es reauirel him to give any parti •ul• • ame a ............................................. (o,3borne) 3 w ere fever also r ' h p evaded, but net So fatslly as in the - end that meeting and offer such reasons as a ' - - - '" • o ar instruc- Seven ran. John Morris Savage, of the Royal Engiueers, having corn the Period, and surmounted by a long " roll" or creace t •d' ' h' h • east districts. 3,938 persoes died in the public institu n my ju icial experience here may supply me with. I tions to the grand jury, w ich ere always had shown pleted three years' service in the rank of Lieut.-Colonel, to .. e WIND AND WEATHER REPO•B ra curl-a fashionable bonnet being euspended in the rear. the f Selling Stakes. T.Y.C. o n ttons of London ; namely 2 567 in workhousee 1 195 re ore pass on to other matters. Gentle n, there itself so able to do its duty. Before dismissino you, con- w . be Colonel in the Army, Jan. 13, rea , l Lieut.-Colonel Jo Ile was also supplied with rouge nod other arti e ' ' • " ' milltary hospitals, 166 in lunatic asylums, -4> - tinned the Recorder solemnly, let me apprise you that I '' av ° (Waddington) 1 Morris Savage, of the " Royal Artillery," Sz.c. fi , 10. cies of the are two measures at this moment before th L • I e ego ature, toilet ; and although the effect of a night's confinement on which I th . k • • shall not sit at all here to-mon ow. I believe lam con- Diminutive ......... and 10 in prisons. 20 in every 100 of the deaths oc- 4 Pith in a right to offer some observations, for .............................. (Grinmer) 2 MEMORANDA. TUESDAY. ~--- in the cell, coupled with the returning beard of t-itittior Georee Charles Kelly curred in these public institutions •in Pens 'the pro Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weatft°' morn, they are measures directly affecting the administration suiting, as my own feelings, so those of all Christiane, Orian ........................................ -....,.........(G01) 3 The appointment of Serjean e . e b d• • • " P". bad somewhat marred the feminine aspect of his f Seven ran. to the Quay tertnasterehip of the 60th Fe) ,t, to ear ate ton in 1853 wa-; 39 in 100. Londe - try - Wi licir ace, as of justice in this kingdom : tending to annihilate the by spending to-morrow differently; id contemplating the e exhibited in court, it was stated that the defendant's relation between 1 ' - 1851 as reviousl - 2d April, 1851, instead of 2/th Oct., , p y The number of persons in London at the age of 20 and Brighton you ant myself ae a judge and grand protteedings of one judicial tribunal, affecting the whole Telly-ho Handicap. Two miles. N.E "make up" on the previous night . woe- such as to defy jury, and t • mos senously to encroach on that pre , ' 0011 s and human race, and which sat 1555 years ago. Trio ...... ................ e (Mr. Gregson) I. stated. upwards was 632,545 in 1851 ; and the deaths amono men Lowestoft N.N.W. o. Very fine. ~ al. i The second Christian name of Ens gn Allhusen, ap detection, of those aaes were 4 955 -so that th ' ' Manchester - 11 l ri • e mortality was at glorious institution, trial by jury. I allude to the ram- The grand jury were then dismissed to their duties.- Pitfall ............................................. (Mr. Black) 2 pointed to the sOth Feet-on 30th March, is Busehek, and .. .ee . , , Sheffield S W Rein . l't rannpayerl_ 'however from tha efatament. of 'roman. auras for annointintr nithiii• rirosonntnria and for ;.•••••;•-• Hull Advertiser. Polka ............................ ........... (Mr. Thompson) 3 not I.lu hll revionsly stated. um rate ot 31 in • 1,000 annually; or 8 quattsrly. 01 et, k . ' . , ••-ori-Trent ... N. W Til . __ 1..-- L-10 _ 1. , ..1,01 • R.•lctnrrl-1, ha.a.a.-- At.... ...._ -__ _1 • I SCe ' as P . persOns in the various closses on which this tribute Wa ' . Cloudy. fL . t t H 10'h ____, 0h 0 5t .,,,, ee me 0 ten enan arness, t , ~t to I al , , ~ .. , IM . , , . .. Carlisle this borough to attack the former—the cause—es best way of overcoming the latter—the effect. It wa: with no small exultation that I saw in your weekly pa pers a requisition ad tressed, in favour of a reformatory school for juvenile offenders, to your worthy mayor. signed by no fewer than very nearl j 200 gent'emen this borough —gentlemen of every shade of politics and religious opinions—in various ranks of society—gent!e men of great and deserved persoral influence in this borough—concurring in a crusade against crime, and, as it were with one hand, laying the axe at the root of that crime. Gentlemen, they have been stimulated to this course by a strong sense of duty, and by the solemn public expression, on two vent occasions, of grand juries in this court; hut I shall quit the pleasing subject by announcing that I shall feel it my bounden duty, if my public engagements here permit—and I believe they will—to attend that meeting and offer such reasons as my judicial experience hero may supply me with. I therefore pass on to other matters. Gentlemen, there are two measures at this moment before the Legislature, on which I think it right to offer some observations, for they are measures directly affecting the administration of justice in this kingdom : tending to annihilate the relation between you and myself as a judge and grand jury, and most ser:ously to encroach on that precious and glorious institution, trial by jury. I allude to the mea sures for appointing public prosecutors, arid for ingesting magistrates with the power of summary conviction and punishment in a very large class of cases hitherto, and for ages, dealt with only by juries. I do not deny the exist ence of some of these inconveniences and evils in the ad- It appeared, however, from the statement of Inspec tor Walsh, the chief officer on duty at the Ca,ino, that it,was the manner rather than the appearance of the defendant that suggested a suspicicin as to his being a real woman. Unlike the ladies who frequented the gay saloon in question, there was a certain coyness and awkward reserve about the defendent which made him, her, or it, an object of special remark ; and when the inspector ob served that it took no part in the dance, and scrupuonsly avoided the society of gentlemen, the experienced officer came to the conclusion at once that it was no woman. He accordingly adopted some pretest for addressing the defendant, and having, after some difficulty—a circum stance in-itself suspicious—elicited an answer in an ill disguised masculine voice, he felt perfectly assured of the imposition, and eonhequently took him into custody. The defendant pleaded guilty to the soft impeachment, and said he bad only done it for a lark.► Mr. Henry lecturedthe defendant in strong termaupon the impropriety of his conduct, and reminded him that persons often assumed women's attire for felonious and other still more disgraceful purposes, although there was no reason to suppose that anything of the kind was designed in the present instance. • The defendant assured his worship that he never did much a thing but once befOre, and that was in conse quentoof a wager, which he won. He meant no harm, and promised never to repeat the offence. Mr. Henry ordered the defendant to enter into his own recognis" ances in 1001., and find two sureties of 501. each, to keep the peace, &c., for 12 months. The requisite bail having been found, the defendant was discharged. Sophia Bannister, alias Ryan, was charged with a savage assault upon Mr. George Fisher, theatrical agent, of the Caledonian -mad. -- Os:Friday night last, shortly after 12, the complain ant was su dd en ly attacked by - four men and women, witbta 200 yards of the pol ice-station in Bow-street. He _ ea down and robbed, and when the first wa ll bed the spot (a Christie),.be found the pri. ittr4t...ll. s lhe complainant's head with a brickbat, as The pavement was streaming with 9n. the ground. the brick. to. * 4 , and the woman actually broke ec'mPlainent` t i as Irk the violencePf the blows. The able to attend befl-r-64 to the hospital, and was only Constable-it 50 8 4111, D *Itis_ trate yesterday. fore in company w i th - u UP4 IL seen the woman just be prisoner had - be et , befoftreveral tiiket-of-leave men. The months' imprisonment, con vict(al, and had suffered six also risoner declared th..t and that she USA n e „ -7- 1 ,." 116 was not the woman, °table was mistaken. 0n lia P 4 49 ll ed. The can na officer who was mid t o . in charge at l the previous conviction was th e ° „„, a a t her is arri val he identified the priso ner months' at the Westminste r session - s w . ""a who had six The prisoner declared it wan her sister wb in court, and who, being called as 'a w ? t ,,W ° was then the box, and swore that she was th e perso B % got into And punished on the occasion in question. 11 convicted A second policeman was then sent for, and be .4 ti ve ly confirmed the statement as to the prisoner's ""'"- for. iner conviction. M r , Henry decided on sending the prisoner for trial at the sessions, where the fact would be known b eyond doubt. ministration of criminal justice, which it is sought by these measures to obviate ; but I view with alarm, on many grounds, the enactments of these measures, be lieving that even if they should remedy those evils they would entail far greater. Gentlemen, independently of all other objections, my insuperable one to each and both of these proposed measures—whether singly or in combination—is, that they make a dangerous onslaught on the system of trial by jury. " So tender is the law of England," says the illustrious commentator on our laws, Sir William Blackstone, "of the lives and liberties of the subject that no man can be'convicted unless by the unanimous voice of twenty-four of his equal neighbours ; that is, by twelve at least of the grand jury in the first place assenting to the accusation, and afterwards of the whole petit jury of twelve more, finding him guilty upon his trial." Now, by the appointment of a public prosecutor, as far as I understand the nature of the proposed innovation—the first twelve of these twenty-four will be cut off, and, pro tanto, the liberty of the subject infringed and endangered. I have se veral times here expressed jealousy of any such in terference 'with your ancient and honourable functions. The life, liberty, and reputation of a British subject are inestimably precious in the eye of the law ; and we Eng lishmen like everything connected with an attempt to interfere with them to be done openly, and in everystage, by the judgment of one's equals. Look at us here to-day. The prisoners to be brought before us have been publicly accused and committed for trial, with the opportunity of publicly refuting the accusation, in the first instance. Not having thought proper to do so, the witnesses who had appeared before the magistrates, and any others deemed necessary, appear before some twenty-four or more of you, who, if you think the committal improper, can at once put an end to the charge. You are pub licly instructed by a jedge, as far as necessary, in your duties ; you return your bills publicly into court, with the names of the witnesses indorsed on the back of the bill; and thus the prisoner hears the witnesses in the first instance, can afterwards see and have copies of their depositions, and also know the came of every witness on whose testimony you acted in finding your bills to be true ones. See what guarantees are here for the fair and unbiassed exercise of your important functions, and the most rigorous regard for the interests of the accused. But if the public prosecutor be appointed, he will, either directly or inddirectly, supersedeyoualto A ther.ltmay n be all at once ; it may be gradually and insiduously. officer may bet called Fen lle r di e n h utoceoxirsttse,ncwehtooowisitirobnegliyntrreussm bling one in the w w i i ltih be a largegrand n a d n j d ury dangerous centred d i n is c oi r nr e ed t io n a ,_ ll d p t hoowuetrs. the H a de evvaonicteasg; and, d , t h i n e i fi r n i several added to these duties that of showing , as he m a y con ceive, the soundness of his own original impressions, by securing a conviction, since he will have the conduct . of the cane before the petit jury. To entrust such a dis me::::: aw t4 iab Ta m m a ia n c , hi w ev it o h us wh a a n t d ev d e a r ng s e a r fe o g u u s a ; rd a s n , ProPesed z ez „ hi d is th in e nerY by which such a change is to be e truea eri vnonaoidnal in ibgad s init e etnco7nze : : t eneauttee, o :l e i.iiroa l: tetpa t te h e l nr i acci s b,e:d d : a awt o ra g iymt e h r a o ac u nrb s eoe , atthe b er u o t haing w gh i el ll entail y ro o u b s i p ec a . : a school f or Z a ti ( * - --it will destroy the sessions' bar as A W :4 6 : o: n l e a n of learning, honour, e practice of their profession ; an out by the publi ' be y by-and-byefound times. It grieves me to feel thrown on troublous of a bill introduced into th e constrained to speak thus of my oldest personal friench r ....r e l f , Commons by one and accomplished men there --I eieltblut -- ;: un ...-1-131* rhtilliiemaronreed; but I think the bill brought forwal to be utte,rly inconsistent with our exisairt —; arils, and That of grand juries undoubtedly has its g•-ustitlttinns ' coup t-3 tatty &landed, hat it hu also a' which -2-...ezaits, the SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, MONDAY NIGHT, LATEST BETTING. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. sto 2 agst Quince. 4to 1 agst Crown Pigeon (taken) 6to 1 agst Dr. O'Toole (taken and offered, Bto 1 agst Benhams (taken and offered) 12 to 1 agst Physalis colt (taken) COLUMN STAKES. Even on Habena (taken) 2 to 1 agst Rambling Katie (taken) 4to 1 agst Bennie Morn GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 3to 1 agst Vandal (taken and offered) 7to 1 agst Neville (taken) 12 to 1 agst Crown Pigeon (taken) 20 to 1 agst Wild Huntsman (taken) 30 to 1 agst Atberstone (offered) THE TWO THOUSAND. 6to 4on the field 600 to 20 agst Noisy (taken) CHESTER OUP. 12 to 1 agst Scythian (taken) 20 to 1 agst Mortimer (taken) 2000 to 60 agst Bright Phoebus (taken) 1000 to 10 agst Nancy (taken) THE DERBY. 7to 1 agst St. Hubert (.ffered) Bto 1 agst De Clare (offered) 2000 to 25 agst Kingstown (taken) • TUESDAY. - Plate 1 52 cove Fir , a f t or h t a w li o- o y f r-o A ld: ; vi co . lts, (3 Bst iu 7 ri lb on ; gs fill 2 i 7s , yards.) Mr. T. Parr's Coroner, by Loup Garou, Bst 71b (Clements) 1 Mr. Combe's Lucy, by Toryßoy, Bst 41h (Bartholomew) 2 Mr. Bevill's br fby lago, dam foaled in 1846. by Lanercost, out of Miss Martin, Bst 41b ...,(A.. Day) 3 The following also ran :—Morley, Adamant, Bishop of Osnaburgh, and b c by Young Cotherstone. Betting-6 to 4 agst Coroner, 4to 1 agst Adamant, sto 1 agst Miss Orbell colt. Won very cleverly by a neck. Two lengths between the second and third. The Twenty-second Tuesday Riddlesworth Stakes of 200 sore each, h ft, for three-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b. ; fillies, Bst 41b ; mares or stallions that never produced a winner allowed 31b ;if both, 51b. D.M. (7 fur longs 201 yards.) Four subs. Lord Clifden's Chalice, by Orlando, Bst 41b (Flattnan) 1 Mr. Mare's Hazel, by Nutwith, 71b ...(S. Rogers) 2 Lord Exeter's Besika, by Beiram, Bst 4th ...(Norman) 3 Mr. Magennis's Almond by Nutwith, Bst 41b (A.. Day) 4 Betting-5 to 4 agst Besika, sto 2 agst Hazel, Bto 1 agst Chalice. SKeepstakes of 50 sovs each, for three-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; and fillies, Bst 21b ' • the winner of a t wo-yr old stake amounting t o 400 save, including the Is in ner's own stake, 61b, if two such stake., 101 b extra. A.F. (1 mile', 2 furlongs, 73 yards.) Three subs. Mr. Howard's f. by Melbourne, 83t 21b (Wells) 1 Mr. Gulliver's Bessie, Bst 2i5 (Yates) 2 throughout, B etting— 6 an t d o w 4 n o n n iTnraeaccahnetr:roubsyfis'il, w x y leng h t o hs m . al h e e p w la a y s afterwards named Treachery. Renewal of the Newmarket Handicap of 25 sovs each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, &c., with 200 added, for three-yr-olds and upwards; the owner of the second horse to receive 100 save out of the stakes. Penalties for certa in winners. Clermont Course (1 mile, 6 fur longs, 15 y ar d s ). Seventy-six subs, thirty-six of whom -..peg &Bova ft. Mr. T. Stevens',,, Hercules, 4 yrs, 7st 31b...(Clentents) 1 /444 lit c "r t h's Sir, OgOf O'T 1 4 yrr, Tot alb (wou s ) 2 - _ Polka Won by half a length ; a•length between the second and third. SCHOOL OF MUSKETRY AT HYTHE. Brevet-Major G. B. C. Crespigny, half-pay, unattached, o be Paymaster, April 1. E*atuin in the Gazette of 2d Feb.—For Lieut.-Colonel John Morris Savage, of the Royal Engineers, having com pleted three years' service in the rank of Lieut.-Colonel, to be Colonel in the Army, Jan. 13, real Lieut.-Colonel John Morris Savage, of the " Royal Artillery, " Sze. MEMORANDA. The appointment of Serjeant-Maior George Charles Kelly to the Qaai termastership of the 60th Foot, to bear date 2d April, 1854, instead of 23th Oct., 1854, as previously stated. The second Christian name of Ensign Allhusen, ap pointed to the 50th Font-on 39th March, is Buschek, and not Buschell, as previously stated. The second Christian name of Lieutenant Harness, 10th Madras. Native Infantry, to have the local rank of Captain in Turkey, while employed in the Turkish Contingent Force, is John, and not James, as stated in the Gazette of the 27th March. The secant" Caristian name of Ensign Lseson, 34th Foot, s Tire naras of the Ensign appointed without purchase to the 95th Foot, on the 23d Mandl, is Parke, and not Parke, as previously stated. For Captain F. Kane of the 15th Bombay Native Infan try, to have the local rank of Major in the East Indies, March 16," read Captain Frederic Alexander Campbell Kane, of the 15th Bombay Native Infantry, to have the rank of Major in the East Indies, Dec. 12. The appointment of Mr. Mayne to the 17th Foot, of Mr. G. Gethin to the 20th Foot, and of Mr. Shackle to the 60th Foot, on the 30th ult., should have appeared as follows ; .tho first as in succession to Lieutenant M`Bayne, 17th Foot, who retires, the second in succession to Lieu tenant Lewis, 20th Foot, who retires, and the third in succession to Lieutenant Adderley, who retires. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY _THE QUEEN. • Hamp shire Artillery Militia—William Aslett, Gent. to be Quartermaster, March 26. Royal Flintehire Militia—Frederick Matthias, Esq., late, Captain 51th Reginient, to be Adjutant. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTEIkTANTS. John Wind Coates, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant, pail 4. Kent Militia Regiment of Artillery—John McCallum, Adjutant.Of the Kent Militia Artillery, to serve with the rank of Captain, Jan. 1. West York Rifle. Regiment . of Militia.—Ensign John Hebden to be Lieutenant, vico Graham, resigned ; Alfred William Charmer, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Hebden, ,pro moted, March 29. 2d Regiment (Light Infantry) of West York Militia— Henry Crabb, Gent., and James Bell Hibbert Tate, Gent., to be Ensigns, March 31. 4th Regiment of West York Militia—Henry William Harrison, Gent., to be Lieutenant, March 29. sth Re Regiment of West - York Militia—Bryan Eyre Cook Comber, Gent., to be Ensign, April 3. 6th Regiment of West Yak — Militia—Daniel Dudley Maher, Gent., and David Borry Moriarty, Gent., to be Lieutenants; Walter Walsh., Gent., to be Ensign, March 24. Edinburgh or Mid-Lothian Regiment of Militia—Wil liam Bryce, Esq., M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M'Oall, appointed Surgeon to the Renfrew Militia, March 27• The number of persons in London at the age of 20 and upwards was 632,545 in 1851; and the deaths among men of those ages were 4,955 -; so that the mortality was at the rate' of 31 in • 1,000 annually; or 8 quarterly, Ot persons in the various classes on which this tribute wa levied, 119 were in high state offices, or were in the cicil service, or local officers ; 263 were soldier seamen, or pensioners ; 112 were men in the learned professions, or their Subordinate assistants ; 43 were persons engaged in literature, and in cultivating the fine arts or the sciences ; 21 were innkeepers ; 185 domestic servarets ; 447 in making it in selling dress ; 237 were engaged in commerce ; 636 belonging to the carrying class ; 135 were agriculturists, including gardeners ; 48 were en gaged about horses and other a,niefals; 838 were workers in the mechanical arts, employing materials of various kinds ; 285 persons were workers and dealers in animal matters ; 553 in vegetable matters, 393 in minerals, 365 were rude labourers ; 167 were annuitants, persons who had retired from business, or persons of some rank and property, but no definite occupation. MORTALITY IN T:-IE METROPOLIS. NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES RE4ISTERBD IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 7 Zymotic Diseases Diseases of Uncertain Seat Tubercular Diseases ' Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 34 Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of Respiration..,..... 286 Disases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs of Digestion Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles Diseases of the Skin, &c. Malformations 6 Premature Birth and Debility 26 Atrophy 4l Old Age Sudden 7 Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 4l Causes not specified Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet William Clark Merriman to be Lieutenant, vice Ward, promoted ; Lord Edward Thynno to be Cornet, vice Merriman, pro moted, March 21. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Williaat Bickley, draper, Stoke-upon-Trent. DEATHS asom ALL CAUSES Population Deaths in corre- Deaths Enumerated. sponding week in the 1851. of 18;4. Week. West Districts North Districts...... 490,396 Central Districts 393,256 East Districts 485,522 South Districts ...... 616.635 BANKRUPTS. George Christmas Long, draper, Dartford, to surrender, April 14, at half-past one, and May 22, at twelve; at tho Court of Burkruptcy. Stausfeld, official assignee; J. and J. U. Linklater, Siselane. George Milnes, brickmaker, Sheffield, April 28 and May 26, at ten, at the Leeds District Court. Brewin, official assignee, Sheffield; Fernell, Sheffield. _ _ Jeremiah New, saw manufacturer, Sheffield, April 28, and May 26, at ten, at the Leeds District Court. Brevvin, official assignee, Sheffield; qnwin, Sheffield. Joseph Laister, butcher, Sheffield, April 28 and May 26, at ten, at the Leeds DiQuiet Court. Brewin, official assig nee, Sheaild; Ryalls Sheffield. _ SOUTHWARK. —Mr. John Moss, a horse-dealer, at Crayford, in Kent, and Mr. Edward Winter, the land lord of the Eleven Cricketers public-house, at Dartford, were charged with uttering a forged bill of acceptance for 2001., to Edward Stephen Adams, also with defraud ing Win of his acceptance for 1411. and two horses and a cart. James Miners, grocer, Itedruth, Cornwall, April 18 and May 11, at one, at the Exeter District Court. HirtzsA, official assignee, Exeter. ; Peter, Radruth Stogdon, Exeter. George Bich, joiner, Leigh, Lancashire, April 23 and May 14, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Fraser, official assignee, Manch es t er ; C ooper and Sons, Manchester. Totals Males Females 1,226 618 648 1,149 Up X 916 gl> 116 6 vP ,$)0 Ajdo,- Mr. BaUmatilla appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Solomon attended for Moss, a nd Mr. Gibson, of Dart ford, defended Wint er . a The prosecutor stated thit he was a gentleman, and resided at No. 49, Lamb,' - - COratnit-street, Brunswio square: He became a cqua i nted with Winter, at his Uwe iA Dartford, last B' 'sr, gn i hi m in ; i :try unc ertA lit ' Sylvester Lewis Samuel, watch manufacturer, Liverpool, 'April 25 and May 16, at eleven, at Liverpool Distrust Court. Morgan, official assiguee, Liverpool ; Littledale and Bardewell, Liverpool. George Williamson, cotton cloth m anu f ac t ure r, Roch . dale, Lancaster, April 23 and llay ,9, at twelve, at the Manchester District Court. Putt, official assiguee, Char. lotto-street, Manchester • Heaton, Rochdale, Lancashire. IsfatthOW R 10140114 4,010, 1441 iiiorePri TUNSDAY. 'The New Stakes. T.Y.C. The Quack ...........•••••• Bright (Mundy) I (B a t e s) 2 Galloper .................................................. (Gill) 3 The North Durham Handicap Stakes. One mile. Bolton ................................................ _..(Bates) 1 Courtenay .....................................(Waddington) 2 Hoddam The following also ran :—Pitfall, Saguenay, Game lad, Maid of Teec, and Sylvia. Scurry Stakes. T.Y.C. Astronomer (Mundy) 1 General Breeso (Aid croft) 2 Cherry Brandy The Selling Stakes. One nule. Was won by Wave. RACING FIXT - i AP: RES FOR 1855. Cat terick Bridge 11 The Hoo l4 York Spring 17 --- Abergavenny lB Malton ............... 19 Newmarket F S 23 MA Chester Spring 1 Newmarket S S 8 Lothians and Edinboro' 8 Plymouth Spring 9 Shrewsbury lO Bath l5 JU Ascot 5 Hampton l3 Newton 13 Beverley 2O Bibury 2O Liverpool Hunt Club.-16 Harpenden Epsom 22 Redditch 2B Manchester 3O Cardiff 3O E. Stockbridge - 21 Winchester 22 Newcastle 26 Lenham and Mid Kent 27 rADVERTISEMENT—Many thousand cures have been effected without medicine, by Du Barry's Delicious Reva lenta Arabica Food, of indigestion (dyspepsia), constipation nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, paralysis, &c. We quote a few :Cure No. 52,612.—Fr0m the Dowager Countess of Castlestuart.—" Rosstrevor, County of Down, Ireland, 9th December, 1854.—The Dowager Countess of Castlestuart feels induced, in the interest of suffering hu manity, to state that Du Barry's excellent Revalenta Ara bica Food has cured her, after all medicines bad failed, of indigestion, bile, great nervousness and irritability of many years' anding. This Food deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and may be considered a real blessing. Inquiries will be cheerfully answered." Cure No. 71. 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Cure No. 51,416.—" Fifty years' inleseribable agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, consti pation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach and vo mitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food. —Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure No. 3,9o6.—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene ral debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.—James Potter, Athol-street, Perth."—Tn canis ters, suitably packed for all climates, and with full instruc tions-Ilb., 2s. 9d. ; 21b., 4s. 6d. ; 51b. 11s. ;121b., 225.; super-refined, Jib., 6s. ; 21b., 11s. ; 51b., 225. ; 101 b„ 335. The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of post office order. Barry du Barry and Co-, 77, Regerit street, London ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co., purveyors t o her Majesty, 182, Piccadilly ; also at 68, Cornhill ; 60, Gracechurch-street ; 330 an& 151, Strand ; 63 and 150, Oxford-street ; 55, Charing-orgia ; 4, CligUside ; 25 and f 4, tragrßakevitreet. BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. Males Females.. Total .. .... 828 .... 689 1,517 PRICE OF GOLD.—The quotation or gold at Paris is about at par (according to the lag t.a if, which, at the English Mint price of 3/. 17s. 1O P. per ounce for stand. ard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 ; a cl, the exchange at Paris on London at, short being 25 12^, it follows tha', gold is about 0.18 per cent dearer in Paris than in Lon don. By advices from Hamburg the price of gold is 423 per mark, which, at the English Mint prica of W. 17s. 10/d. per ounce for standard gold, gives au ex change of 13.31 ; and, the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.54, it follows that gold is 0'59 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. The course of exchange at NeviTor t k on London for bills at 00 days' sight is 110 per cent., and, the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.42 cent. in favour of England; and, after making allowl.nce for.. charges of transp ort 1 / 4 ,. and difference (,f interest, th e present rate 'leave a profit oii" the impoitatiozi of gold tio* L r iatoii Btotee. _ _ . f, I. I P . TUESDAY, —Aro - • , Stations. Conroe of Wind. State or Weat ll6r. ' Lothhnry Brighton N.B. Fine. Lowestoft N.N.W. i.. Very fine. ... r .,. : ,,dy. Manchester ' d Sheffield . S•W Rain. ' • .• . A+.olce-on-Trent ... N. W Cle tidy. i af' Carlisle Lancaster Maryport . Whiv<haven S. W Fine—Cold. • ,• • Leeds Great Grimsby Gainsborough N.B. Fine. • ~ . Boston ' S.W Rain. • „ Derby W.5.W...... . Rain—Windf., . Leioester. W. Fine. Nottingham Holyhead .„„ S.W Windy. , Dublin W.N.W.... Fine. Liverpool Bristol. W....,....... '. Fine. Plymouth - ' 1 Exeter Gloucester W Rain, , f Cardiff N.W, Swansea W Cloudy. Haverfordwest ... N.W Fine. , ', Southampton N.W Fine. , Portsmouth Poole Winchfield 'N.E Fine. • ' 1 . Shrewsbury,....... S.W Fine. < Hague W. Fine. York Glasgow W ClOndy. Edinburgh. S.W Windy. . ' Hull W.N W.... Cloudy. Sunderland W.N.W..... Fine. Perth Aberdeen S.W Fine. ' Darlington S.W Fine. Dundee Berwick W . Fine—Win* , Scarborough N.W Fine. Whitby rtirwich N.E. Rain —Very 15113 Newcastle Strood • S. W... • ...... Partially c 1 dl' Tunbridge W . Dover N.W Partially ploinv ..' -- -- . 7 — - - BIRTIIE. ' 51 ,-4 1 d eft,,f. 0 OF A RON. Is - pv , On.tbe Bth inst., at Hill, Southampton, the of taro Bellock, of the Peninsular and Oiiental tI. service. „ 0 3. OF A DAUGHTER. per k , the Bth inst., at Chester -terrace, Regent Hon. Lady Pearson. 00 0 f • MARRIED. , a .10 10 On the sth inst., at Canterbury, Robert - 1 •1( - )f , Esq., of Blackheath, Kent, to Emily, daugb te o . ° Bret, Esq., of Canterbury. A tea li O d r ill On the t , th inst., at St. Pancras, London, - I ,f, to ° ii- Vaux, C.E., of Mullingar, county of WestineMliao Eliza, (laughter of the late J. Hartwell B. "'' geon, of London. A Oli , DIED, 10,1 , i On the Bth inst., at 22, St. James's-square , s • ilv . IP ° ral Buckle, aged 85. le eh On the sth inst. at Saltpdol House, near r, ll a ltit `Colonel Wm. James, late H. E.I.C.S , aged 7 i -l a . • I P On the Bth inst., at Barming-heath, Kent, •••—° E 5,,.,. ,gt d 75. 01l f 0v - 10 0 )0 On the night of the 22d ult., in the tree tbe f i e p A l bastipol, whilst gallantly n siding a sortie ( I' 0 , liter at ill , head of his men, likylley Melte° A r .,,, c !'orol. i f, 97th Regt., el•lest son of the late Captain v 1 o f j Engineers, aged 1 W On the lqh Feb., at Singapore, Ann Isaho , se foos 00 , H. Medhurst, Esq., H. M. Consul at Foo - eh ° 0, 21. i ., i' „ iw iob'efl. On the 30th ult., Erlwaril Batten, Egg. , Il s cp v On the 9th inst., John Charles Constable, _____7,o, - re•', - __ .._ _ _ 41 1 , _ _ - n DO i., . 0 LONDON' : Printed and Published by IVY— rt , P,' 4 of No. 112, itrand, Printer, at The Sun (-)' ' fi 'oo 9 ' • -Btrand, in- the .Procinet of the • 'Savoy , in t 49 4104005, Wedviday. /boil islo $i _ _ _