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I - Jai. EAN P K it s, ./ A C S - - E S U S R A ( N ) C IP E , 'S A li N D A l O D R T A H Y B E E S R C 0 M • 3 s THE SUN LON DON ' THURSDAY EVENING- , JANUARY 4 ) 143 5. , :i• ... .. . ta0•ma•M•1.0........... "° • POLICE iNTELLIGENCE.-Jart. 3. CO UNTR Y MARKETS. OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE CHOLERA .to be pievalent, though they again speedily disappeared of collapse ono after the other ; but about the same time, ' RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS AND FORCE IN TILE CRIMEA. _______..,*- • when the ship anchored further off the shore. robust, healthy men, who had fallen suddenly down in D w l 2e N sore ß lib Uß ns tihm G ep H meria M l E : A t, : vhni-c A dh f a ARK ET-JAN. 2. IN THE BLACK SEA FLEET. Ilumeniately after the occurrence of the first case a state of collapse, began to be brought in from various -ea MANSION-HO USE. - Alderman Wileon, locum. • PANIES' STOCK. Thet E e _ .. _____ onee .__-. oreat attention was paid by the executive officers to im- 1 parts of the ship, even from the yards, where they were y ait i can e p a-ec in e ers a resse o If an f - 1 b l^1• 1 tt dd d t tene:is for the Lord Mayor, said he thought it would be ------ 4 .----- 011 y eict il l D Lt F se n . Sir W. Burnett, -M.D., Director-General •of the Me- Prove the sanitary condition of the ship ; the ventilation I seized while reefing sails. The duties of the medical offi• and intelligence received by German journals from adv . anta . geous to the pulnic to read the following letter, n_ . which ing lordship bad received from a gentleman who I 'IJBLISIIED EVE:I 7 ;IE 6I ;n weighing diaal Department of the Navy, has presented to the was made more perfect by means ef large windsails, and cers became now almost overwhelming; men, struck f re _ Odessa, considerable bodies of infantry are Demg had authenticated the statement :- VENING. oatC. Os Od, and oat Cd. Os. Lords of the Admiralty a report on the cholera w l h Bs ic 4 h the breathing space on the lower deck was increased by down in the manner described, were brought in so " London, Dec. 7, 1854. i LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 2, 1855. -- • attaa.ed the fleet in the Black Sea in the year . p 1 removing the men's bags, and by causing each watch quently, and in such n umbers, that the senior assistant pushed down t . o the Crimea from the Ressarabian alternately to sleep on the maindecle, The evils of over- and myself had to devote our entire energies to such press- army, dth an_ -en - places filled up byreserve brigades, "My Lord,-I beg to forward yeu the enclosed letter, • EDINBURGH HAY' AND STRAW bIARKETw • . y s'ol i d 2 tshauekgst-ea1t211:63:12411.113° A ' more particularly as relates to her Majesty's shi s Bri ing cases only, w hil s t th e o ther a ssistant had to stand at and by divisions from General Paniutids (2d) corps, just received from New York, in America, believing 0 AS•LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. JAN. 2. tannia, Albion, and Teafelgar. The repo . rt has j . u tt st t crowding were thus in some measure obviated. e n • n" 0.-- rata. I rect. the Th w e a r r e k w et a . s a T l h ar e g p e ri sli c• The introduction of cucumbers and green fruit was the table in the sickbay, dispensing medicines toastreatn Dividend i Amount been printed by order of the Lords Commissioners. w e ument. prohibited, and orders were issued that the water should of men complaining of diarrhcea,, both real and imaginary, hitherto stationed in Volhynia, whilst tke latter that in your capacity of chief magistrate you will know ene are relieved by divisions of the first corps and corps best how to deal with it, and expose a system of whole- o ame of Company. per I of giveto-day the first portion of the doe Annum. Share. Oat straw, from Os oa. to 10s Oti per kemple of 16 at° ll- • • niry of this kind the origin of the disease na- not be used until it had remained a night in the tanks ; for a panic had now seized the crew. The scene con- of grenadiers. sale swindliug, which I feel is being practised upon the e p s p t ly o_d of ay st w ra e w re o a f s a f l o l u d o e w scr : Lption al : , s ... .. I n an lA A__ * • tnrally claims to be first notic . ed . , because . , a . sit d e tt e, es not the corporals and sentries were instructed to report t;nued many hours • and it was not until Ors follo.wing The 7th, Bth, and 9th divisions, forming the x s. d. £ s. d. ..... Hay from 10d to 12d. ; new ditto, Od to Od per stony. _ _ _ pp r that the so-called Asiatic choleia, is indieenous every man who had visited the head frequently. " Six months since I received a similar ,etter to the itre.tish ...... e .. ~.. kind-hearted people of this cohntry. . . i - Morning; when at 'length the panic became less, that third corps, now commanded by General Read, in -- The shi • • d • h h t" th h enclosed, acting, as I was at that time, as executor to a Ilk . "...,..I0 Provincial .• •• 1/. s 3. 20 0 0 20 0 0 21 aoi.senademic on the shores of the Black Sea, the question p lemaine in er new anc orage un it e t e 'lame,' of the patients, living and dead, could be the place of General Osten Sacken, removed to the 20 0 0 2,1 0 0 - DALKEITEI MEAL MARKET-JAN. 1. eidOt , o f its introduction froth, abroad or its spontaneous evolu- llth of August, and then went to sea with several vessels inserted in the sick list. From the 14th to the 17th, 4,. ILs. 100 0 0 160 0 u 100 Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. - 9 1 * - on the spot, becomes one of primary importance, in which the disease had broken out in a most virulent both days included, there occurred , 201 cases of fourth corps, are said to have marched through the house six weeks after her death. It now happens Coetinental(3dCap,)... 4/. les. 50 0 0 43 10 0 - imperial Won lupins deceased friend, directed to that person, and received at I it ,, ei t i:tr o t i o l i d .. w . i . •••• •••• ..._ y et. , 41s oa a9s oa ' 38. 61 ' - • Ily as regards the possibility of excluding it here- {nun, yet, though she remained close 'Dyne latter, there cholera, and 93 deaths. The experiment of putting to Odessa on their way to Perekop in successive co that lam placed in a situilar position, in arranging the Mete taele .. .......... 11. ss. 50 0 0 all . *specie 2 ' 3 Earleymeal, per ditto --cAlpele, and the accom- . Great c , .iitral ....... '7i . pLr b c o en a t. , .1 5 0 0 g g a all 10 % Peasemeal, per ditto aftei from fleets and camps, or of arresting its deadlY did not occur another case deservlng of the name of sea having in our case failed, the propriety of return- of brigades, whose movements are to be aided by -s Od - s Od - s's 0 course when it has entered them, by some kind of qua- cholera amongst her crew until the end of September, ing to the anchorage was determined upon ; but we panying letter is received about six weeks after his death, f : • • 1 i l n u d p e e jell;t'l . . • . • . • •• - 1 -se h s 'l 43 0 0 • - • : e Flour, per ditto s Od -s Od -- --3 .01 waggons, principally furnished by the German. colo- affairs of my late friend, Mr. INT i PO rantine restriction. But I regret to state that any in- wheu there were two slight cases w hi c h a ppear to have had, in the meantime, been driven to leeward by a Dists dotted over the intervening steppes, in the a n d there can be little doubt but the lists 01 deaths in L0ne0n•........: :::: - I 1,0 0 0 99 Pot-barley, per ditto ~ formation I ha.ve to offer on this head is chiefly founded been contracted somewhere off the Crimea,. strong north-east wind, and there was, consequently 25 ro 0 0 , 10 ! 0 .., 2_ , A d a T y . h er l e v e i v l tt e s at ag n ai e n t a a D s il r i li ß e a: i li i r N su:p t p j le l A y N a a i t t 2 a o s . u s r v.( c iv o a rn nee m o a f rals os et z t V. l ' , same manner that they aided with 2,000 waggons the Times are copied,• and their addresses written as per , Do., Park Preference M. per ceet. j 25 0 0 iP(O ix ............, 4 e per cent. '6O 0 0 50 0 0 2.+M . en hearsay, and waets the genuine stamp of authenticity. Hero, as will be seen, was a vefoel which lay in the an ineviteble delay in getting back to Baljick. The I any " T w i a le y too Of course it could not be expected that the medical ment of the fleet, in the very focus of the supposed epi- necessity of returning to port became daily more eve. in the transport of the fourth corps, irrinaedia'xly envelope. officere of the reepective vessels, each individually en- demi° atmosph ere , Do e muc h mo re disadvantageously dent, by the continued violence of the scourge, and the previous to the l a t t at t t i l i e eir of va l l a n k e cr o m n a i l ) i a . pei T ., a t le h i le ng th t r l e l e e known to each other, and yet the paragrap , seeeminsterehartered 5 . per cent. '5OO 0 , e Russian returns . gaged in his own duties, an d f or the most part reason- situated as regards land emanations than others in which now crowded state of the middle di. ck, where the dis divisions, each of sixteen battalions, would give in the letters are word for. word the same, an , d the money , Ditto, New ........ 5l. per cent. parties I have bean engeged for are not h in s ! l u t: i ts i t i c_ t,( l .( v e ;; , - ...a . 1 ...• . ....... „ 5 . 1 5 . s. _.!. , W D A Aji T vi 1, 7 11 1 : : : - 1,1 7 1 5 11;e si S hi, .. e 0 tu. en. : 100 0 0 90 a l 0 2 70 0 barrel. leariey fully supported Friday's currencies. t'no ing upon the incidente which occurred amongst the crew the disease lied broken out, et the hot blasts of wine, charges ft om the bowels and stomachs of the sick, amd to be forwarded to the same addrces. t 2 o B 2 3 l o s d O i t ) l e ; r :a w t t s : I. l slo a il ti c t o o r l n G , were rather slow of sale, am! scarcely sustained that Of 3 1 s 6s 0 6 d a to of his own ship, could know much of what was going on which were supposed to ila so - injurious to their crews, the want of adequate ventilation, had contributed to 48,000 bayonets, including the 3d. battalion terrifies. - - prices. No alteration in Indian corn or foreign tvlda V in other vessels or on land ; while the medical officers passed almost hermlesely over the Dimond, a eireuin- render the ship e,t length, in my opinion, the laboratory matter you will confer a great benefit on society, and res "I feel, iny lord, that by taking sorne steps in the ; tho transactions few and small. But the I t i ( t ) l e io i s l t ot em:l e t o t ot e tl ;f o ft - t 3 c m tiv e a u co h l a n if . per of Paid. Price. q el; of the army, scattered about in the different towns and stance which, if these winmll bad in reality been charged of pest-poeson. On the 17th we gained the roadsted of White wheat, 41s ad to 44s 6d ; red ditto, 38s to 4-' e , of them being recruits of the loot 18 mouths levies. n such a strange, unknowa com earnps, could not know much of the occurrences which with any element destructive to health, it would be difh Baijick, and finding the place full of empty transports, u st p it o ncee, the anxiety of surviving Name of Company. - were taking place at sea • hence the difficulty of fixing ficult to explain by any of the acknowledged laws which all the sick and the healthy, with the exception of offi. I T r a h t e a n a t c s t u c al force of liss three divisions, wh ' e ' n ' they Ifiseievne:lo,inco=iTenitn niunication. • .e s. d. X s. d. 27sUdto2 8s 6d per brl ; oetmea 1, 15 sbd to 17s 6d : it - 0 .on what may be called th'e starting point of the epide- govern atmospheric movements. cars, sentries, and toeo boat's crews, were transferred to reach Sebastopol, will therefore be about 32,000 _ inic from any information that may be gathered either ERUPTION OF THE EPIDEMIC AT VARNA. . • thorn, the bad cases being selected for the Apollo. Only bayonets, with 140 field-pieces ; that es, if the 14 for the letter, a.nd victimise their dupe in the cost of "In conclusion, I may state that the parties do not pay East London . Grand Junction .... -, 4 . per cnt. ,50 0 0 all 7 0 per 4Selbs. _ b a a o : l l l 7 2 , 79 from the medical returns in this office, or from other 2 2 cases of cholera occurred afterwards and nearly all b a tteries of the corps can keep up with the infantry. tenpence, if they do not succeed in drawing 51. or 10/. Kent.... • • .......... j 41. per cut. 1100 0 0 - Lambeth .• .......... I - 100 0 0 - - 01••••=0,011 . . The disease appears to have broken out at Baljicle and the victims were men who had been in Close attendance N e we e ie le l : w i E ri c r e ti C si s o e n .: a P i. a i _e n . ?l:all ._ : ' . , 5 6 1 : 2 i0 1 p . 5 e 1 . r ° :c r 'n t e . t . i 100 10 4:1 --___ . : 5 , . extraneous sources. The following is the composition of the 31 corps, from the survivors, whe may give it out of respect to COAL MARKET,--Jex, 3. . Varna much about the same time. At the latter place it em e o t But besides the want of positive information there are on their sick messmatee, aud had accompanied them to by divisions, brigades, &c. :- their departed relative. Prices of Coal per ton at the cleft) of the roarset. had spread rapidly from the French camp on the north the transports. There is one gratifying circumstance, " I enclose my card as a guarantee of good faith, other circumstances which render it difficult to give any throu h the intermediate British and French encam ~s h, 7 . TEI , DIVISION (LIEUT.-GEN. USCHAKOFF.) and subscribe myself, your lordship's obedient, humble DOCKS. 1. 6 3 cl I; Bell are . e1NV1:1r018W11611d..:..k..C......11 II • satisfactory acconnt of the origin of the disease, such, ments g d h f V B• • h 1 P• ,an t e town o arna, to the rats cava ry however-the disease was not communicated to the crews 1 t edrigaue : . ..______ C D h a i v lt is em o u a ll ,s a N r v t e l s ey t H . servant, •- - e---- Dividend Amount . artley 18 3 Bradde o ll ................... le for example, as arise front exclusive modes of reasoning camp on the south-west side of the ba B the 27th of the latter. The sick and healthy having been removed Battalions. Men. '" Gaol Hospital, Nov. 17, 1853. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Carr's Hartley , Longridge's Wst Hartley 15 (, 3 3 t 3; H ut e ta tt b o t n , .. in respecting its proximate cause. Different views are eu- e u , . J ty, cases had terminated fatally in Y enore titan one of Into the transports, the more healthy were selected and Smolensk Reo„iment (13tla line) 4 ... 2,800 ~ Ammm. Share. 15 6 Whityrull ................. •• 1 , 1 tertained by medical men and others on this head ; for the transports lying off the town, and the Valmy, wought on board the following day to clean the skip. Mohileff Regiment (14th line) - " Honoured kind Benefacton-It is some time since X s. d. I X s. Li while one class seems to regard it as a noxious principle French war steamer, which lay close to the Sanspared, The decks were first washed and sprinkled with the 2d Brigade : , , Rasting's Hartley 2 9 : I +, : d ra t o P e s e t : l'j 0 which is generated in the atmosphere, another considers was reported to have lost 12 men b the epidemic dur- chloride of zinc,, which was several thnes freely applied Witepsk Regiment (13th light) 4 2,800 East arid West India.. 5,. pr acne btock. I I Stobart's Hartley ..... _1 5 11 firinwlick .. . ............. 16 that it is of terrestrial origin, while a third assumes that . th °9 h 130 h 0 h y • , to every other part of the ship • she was also repeatedly Polotsk Regiment (14th lieht) I last wrote, ner should Ido so now had I not been very Commercial .. -.. .. ../ 4/. pr cent. Stock. 1 Stolk. - 20s. per sh. - ' - - .. 19 ing e- t ant t . nt e following day the first * desire that I should apply to you again the very moment 10534 Tatifield Moor l7 o,Whitv,eerth ...... . ......... ~, • it may be contained in the wnter of particular districts, . fatal case that occurred in the British fleet took place London ,- . .......! 51. pr cent. Stock. I - East Country. ' and a fourth, setting all these theories aside, on the . in the Sanspareil. The man declared that he had been f . umigated." The arrival of the vessel in port, the he paration of the sick from the healthy, the clea.nsing BTH DIVISION (LIEUT.-GEN. rororF). I had further need of your assistance. Biess you, my Ditto nonds 4l. per cent. - ! - _ Tanfield Moor Butes 17 el Derwrentwater Hartley.'" grounds of their improbability, is contented to believe kind, honoured benefactor, for your great kindness to st. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. I - , SO 1 Walker Primrose l5 9 ,Lawso're ... ................. .11 in perfect health up t th • • o e moment of his seizure : ' D . b• IR d t (15th 1 . ) was trapposed to have arrested the progress of the dm- le User egimen ine 4 ... 2,800 me, unworthy as lam of your generous consideration. etc eouthampton ........ 31.4's per c. 50 0 0 50 00 ; - Wylam 19 ti I • that, like the poison of smallpox, plague, and scarlatina, about four o'clock in the morning he was roused out end fumigating, together with better ventilation Ist Brigade : toria - . ease ; though this was, perhaps, due to the improved Poltawa Regiment (16th line) - ..-.... . ' et es simply an infectious emanation from the human . - . . of Ins sleep by severe cramps and other unmistakeable ventilation principally. If, indeed, it had not been 2d Brigade : ful, and deserves only scorn and contempt. 0, my BRIDGES. , • body, the product, as in these several diseases, of its own . . . symptoms of cholera, and in The of a variety of re- necessa.ry to close the ports there is great reason to be- Alexandrepol Regiment (15th light) ... 4 ... 2,800 dear, kind, noble parents ! Their affection has long • Dividend Amount RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. . peculiar nine' of morbid action, and that, although ciao medial measures he died about six o'clock in the even• lieve that the improvement which took place in the Krementschuk Regiment (16th light) ... 4 ... 2,800 s ince, I know, caused them to mourn me as dead. Bet- Name of Company. An per of Paid. Price. lera appears to have been first recegnised in India, it health of the crew when the ship first went to sea would num. Share. , bag been-thus disseminated widely over the more densely jugh The case appears to have been followed by 9TH DIVISION (LIEUT.-GEN. SAMaRIN). ter it is so than the blush of shame to mantle on their 1 LIVERPOOL, JAN. 3. e i - populated portions of the globe. That, in fact, it is a succession of diarrlozel attacks occurring unti have continued, and that - they would have escaped in a lst Brigade: cheeks. They would not curse me, I know, but the Xs.d.4 s. d. • one of those maladies which propagates itself', extending the 13th of August, when two other deaths from cholera great measure the subsequent fearful catastrophe, This Hetski Regiment (17th line) - 12 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market; this morning 0 .al - ter took place, and the diarrheeel attacks began to as i sume 4 ... 2,800 thorn knew it for the world. Southwark - ......•• .. - 100 0 0 - - flat, but closed firm at about thee prices of yo, jel„, ,from man to man, and from one community to aiaother ie the more probable, as the ship was thoroughly clean Seffski Reeiment (18th line) - Caledonian, 30,i • Lancashire and Ye mrkshire, 73i 4I; 01‘ by the reproduction of specific germs, as certainly as the a much more serious aspect ; the vessel con d sequent yitoin throughout, and the crew in good health. rho total 2d Friea.'de : "I have been very ill for the last four months. In- ___ ,‘ Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - W. terloo - 100 0 0 - 4 % don and N.-WeAern, 1001; Man., a lief., and Lineol ll !d4 that day went to sea; another death occurre on tbe 1 1, 4. - ,11.. 2,800 deed I fear I shall never again be restored to health. Ditto Old Ann. of g/ ll. 14s. GO 0 0 - vital organisms of the veeetable world arc propagated number of cases of diarrlicee which occurred during this Brianski"Regiment (17th light) 3l ditto, 10/. shares, lle ; Midland, ssi ; soutivs,- ' and spread over the face :f the earth by a somewhat but atter that the disease appears to have uradually - - terrible visitation was 396, the total number of c ,sei prince Warsaw Regt. (18th light) - 28 17 9-16. • eimilar instrumentality. abated. of cholera 229, of which 139 terminated in death. ed Rifles - 23 , The Agamemnon arrived at Varna on the 29th of 1 ... 600 times it would be better tor me to die Yet to die so Vauxhau ............ . • This much, however, seems to be certain, that epide- o • • df - d • uly, after having cruise or some ays previously be. T , ll , e total number of men borne on the ship's books - ____ young is horrible to think of. Oh ! I pray God most •JOINT-S' COCK BANKS. . BIRMINGHAM, ;TAN. 3. ei V uric cholera, did not, even in its milder forms, exist either fere Sebastopol. Diarriwee had been prevalent amongst est men who wain the disease biteke out amouneed to about 1,040, Total 49 84,200 ferveutly I may be allowed to return to my dear dear Dividend Amount STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market, was a shade tw e Tiete eginnin of crew. home, and be once more clasped to the fond hearts of Name of Corapany. per I of Paid. Price. In the army or navy, nor so far as I have been able to time crew, but as to whether this was amen so that the loss was about 13 . per cent. of the whole To this corps is attached. the third division of day, and stock more in demand. London and No w• fr tny noble parents. At times my wretchedness almost Annum. i Share. ascertain amongst the people inhabiting the shores of the had communication with the shore in the le • • • • . lioht cavalry, consisting of the sth and. 6th Lencers drives rue mad. - - __a 100 g; Midlands, 68i1; Eastern CO' anthills closed seller* ' Black Sea, before the month of July last ;it may even the month at Baljick, is not stated or whether it g The following table shows the number of deaths each lu c id sth and 6th Hussars each of eight squadrons, . x s. d. X s. d. "The money you sent me last, my kind benefactor, 8034 ' o ' be doubted whether it had appeared in the country for more fre ' - was day b tween the Bth and the 27eh Au t • quent among one class of men than another s t e . gus .- : . or about 3 200 effectives. It has also 14 field bat- Au5tra1a51a........... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 all PO -- MANCHESTER,. JAN. 3. * A - .t, • several years previously. Diarrheea ated Oysentery are The first undoubted case of cholera occurred on the ' 4l regards their exposure to any assumed x • • e citing cease. On the Bth of Auguet there was 1 death ; 9th, none, . : 10th, 1 ; llth, 1 ; 12th, 1 ; 13th, none; 14th, 13 ; 15th, teries, of 10 guns each, divided into three brigades, 13 all expended ;do pray, send ma a little more-51. or British North American 6/. per cent. ,50 0 0 10/. will do. lam very ill, and in great distress and Commercial of London. 61. per cent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 31 STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a dull busittene, • of frequent occureence amongst the inhabitants of the Colonial .............. M. per cent. 1 100 0 0 25 0 0 - w tic is horse of two a , eries. A position suffering for the want of - those necessaries .eickness so rices steady. Dover, 17 9-16; Sheffield, 243; aatsit low clamp valleys ot the Buie,arien and Wallachian pro- [omen --............. 61. per cent. '25 0 0 25 0 0 - P of Aueust, when the ve-s I duo after she left Varna, vrhere, in all probability, it s e was in the Bosphorus, three • 45 ; 16th, 21 ; 17th, 14 ; 181,11, 14; 19th, 9 ; 20th, 5 ; one of 1 • h t' • - btt • 21st, 2 ; 22d, 3 ; 23d, 1 ; 24th, 2 • 25th 3; 26th, 2 ; battery of 12 or 18 pounders is attached to each urgently demands, and . for the which, situated as I atn, Lond. Char. Bk. of Aug. - 20 0 0 all 0 21% 684; London and N.-Western Stm Sck, 100 n ; Leeds, In• vinces during the summer months, but they do not ~ : 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - Sheffield, 110 W Pref., ti pm. ; ditto, old, 11 15-16. ,f ' assume the choleraic form ; the characters of these * was contracted. There was a second case on the Bth, 01 . 27th, 1. foot brigade. The corps has further a battalion of and among strangers, money alone will procure. 0, London and County .. Londe and IVestininstr 6/. per cent. !lee 0 0 20 0 0 - discaees -are allfferent from those of a choleraic natuie, gh ee 1 f •t• a so proved fatal. On the 9th she again sailed those attacked on the Bth of August 1 died ; Oth, Sappers, and six battalions (or rather strong eom,- my honoured, kind benefactor, if not for mine, yet for London Joint Stock .. ! 61. per cent. 150 0 0 10 0 0 - - and unqueetionably they depend on diffirent causes ; the 1 ; 10th, 1 ; llth, 1; 1201, 0 ; 13tte 0 ; 14th, 57 ; 150, panies) of field-train ;so that its total amount may Provincial of Ireland.: I 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - LEEDS, JAM. 3. , i ,,,1° 4 e . rem the Bosphorus, and arrived at Beijick on the 10th, my beloved perents' sake, do not leave me in this hour • endemic dysentery and diarrhcea on causes peculiar to 33; 16th, 17; 17th, 12; 18th, 6 ; 19th 1 • 20th, - 1 ; , Y be sot down at 44,000 effectives. Supposinee thiS STOCK EXCHANGE.-The mark ot still flat, ente-ith 50 0 0 22 10 0 - . - the locality, the choleraic disease on a specific cause between which and Varna she remained until the 7th of 21st, 2. wretched ! corps to join the Crimean army, the following will ' National of Ireland.... ! 41. per cent. of deep affliction, for lam miserable, and 0, how Ditto, a ew......... I 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 all - Nat. Provincial of Eng. j 61. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 - symptom of a change for the berttor. Caledonia& which is not endemic ; but which of late years has T h . i September, and then sailed with the fleet for the Criinea. .. . Both these tables distinctlyhthew the drea,dfel viru be the general detail of infantry, according to corps " Pray send a Bank of England note (and not as be- Erato, New ........ ! s'. per cont. 20 0013 0 0 - Great Northerns, 23; South-East , arm and Dove's+, . 1 . • manifested itself in almost every region of the olobe at e tote number of diarrhceel attacks of a choleratc lence the disease acquired immediately after the night of I , ~ , Battalions. Men. fore) ;it is the best enclosure, for they pass as current Oriental Bank Corpora. ,123. p. ce&bs. 25 0 0 all 33 ~....-.--. nature amounted to 128 ; the total number of cas es of here, and direct as below. The doctor i 3 the physician South Australia ...... 10 , , p. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ff ...-. • uncertain times and seasans, passino general! 'll Union of .%ustralia- •• 40.. per cent. 23 0 0 25 0 0 67 the 13th. It is to be regretted that the total number of ('''' aim " •--- , y ( 1 1 '" 3' cholera to 1 of h• r • 7, w ich lo terminated in death between attacks each day cannot be given, as the sick book has Ditto - -........... .401. per cent. - 210 0 - SEABORNE MAILS. ,c • away when itehas attacked all the individuals of a loca- Grenadier Corps- of the institution, and has been very good to me indeed, • ~• lity who cOnae within its range and are susceptible of d the 4 h th o! Au ed eust and the 30th of Sept. Six of these not yet been received ; but of those on whom it may be 2d Carbinesrs (Moscow) - union of London ..... I 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - -_-_-. 0 .--..-- 11 1 eat s vecurre amongst a party of marinee, who, with sepposed the poison took effect on the above night, 57. - • its influence-its continuance in a place beine e-enerall 3d C ops- ___ _ _ (N signifies that the mails are sent fr am the General - others, had been employed on board transports, embark- , New York, United States, America,' 3 . •• 2 ' loo dressed to him. 'Tilerefore, please address, post paid, union or Madrid ..... ' - •40 0 0 all ' Dr. F. C CANALS. by the night-and Al by the morning- oespatch.) ~.>,/ -.- lenger or shorter in proportion to the number of inhaler- were speedily hurried out of existence. Three divisions, six brigades .49 .. 33,000 --- . •' ' tants it contains. ing homes, mintary stores, and bullocks, at Varna ; With respect to the propriety of the ship proceeding 4th Corps- and it will be sure to reach me safely. Do sly, my i _ el Dividend 'O 4 .0 thus showina diet the excitin oison existed within t one here honoured benefactor, how my beloved parents were Names of' Dividend . Names of o Day when ma.' le up T eem w e et i si yl But whatever the cause or causes may have been which f ''' • • g P • to sea when the epidemic had fully dm:no - el itself t f ll , Three divisiens, mix brigades • 49 ... 28,000 , or more o these ves.seis in a much mote potent form when you last heard, for lam dying to know. I bless Companies. e , , per Price. companies. l' Agra's. Price. COM+ :TRIM In General P. Ist- Port ' gaVe rise tO the disease first in the all' d sth Corps- en. Annum. : le camps, and than it did in the eneamemnon or that the predisposing s , f I can, I think, be but one opinion. Experience bad a y you, dear kind Mr. --, for your exceeding goodness ' secondly in the fleets at Bitijick and Varna there is this - '-- 'f , 1 d tl - li . ' ' One brigade ..., 8 ... 4,800 - - - _______.- se t t : causes were mere effective. A ter tae ast ea, i w ich hoe n, irst at Malta, in 1837, end again in 184 1 9, that when the disease appeared in tne fleet ae that anc torege, to the poor prodigal. Pray keep my dreadful secret, as Z ' x , • remarkable fact to be noticed, that it did not occur, at all occurred on the 18th of Sept. oft Old Fort on the - 6th Corps- America(byßrit.packla• Every Friday .. • . Liverpool ••r ''4 •nvasion it WaS ~ promised, and if I live to return I will kneel to you and Asian &Oldh 98,71. p. c . t.! 141 Macclesfield- 100 2/. 10s. 51% Americe. t by United Sts. J o •.' • cvents,in an epidemic form, until vessels had arrived fr • ' • • '' 3 1 • 1 ' • om Crimea, the dtseate rapidly de,chne( , °sing a tozether in but more especially during the latter 1 ~ invariably in every vessel, both large and smain coin- Two divisions, four brigades 33 -•• 16 ' Gip v bless you. As I cannot send this to you as my former narnsley.••• 160' - - Neat!' •••• •• 1 00 16/. 150 packet) ..........N •••• •• .... • • i Liverpool .•• - an infected port, with men on board actually ill of the the course of a few days its epidemic character. 4 ... 2,400 Brknk&Abre 153', 41. I GO Oxford.. •• • • 1 00 13 ". 110 America (by U. States ' . disease at the time of their arrival. pletely a: rested, or rather it died out, if the expression may Black Sea line Cossacks Marines Birmingham 401 41, 1 - Peak Forest. 78 V. Os. 86 packet) ..........N ...... .. "ISeutlleMPtcVl ' f Queen and Bsllerophon.-These vessels appear to ha.ve be used, a few days after they left the infected port, and carriage. God bless you, my kind, honoured bene• Australia (via South- '1 4) • In a re ore • p . received from Mr. Dens, the deputy-in- reineined at anchor, with the Sanspareil, off Varna, from though cases occurred during the few days subsequent Total. . -- 151 90,900 factor. Daily will I bless you, my kind benefactor, and Derby ••• •• I 100, 6/. 8 1 Rochdale-- 85 I/. 10s. 60 Coventry.... j 100' 25 1. ' 209 Regent's.... ge Ise 16 arnpton) ..........m Jan. 4 .... ,• • Southampton i Ellsinre&Chs! 62j2 , 1,4 p. et. - Somrset Coal, l 4o' - - Ditto (via Marseilles) N Jan 9 . spector of the fleet, he mentions, on the authority of the Ist to the 13th of August, vv hen they also put to sea to th-ir departure there wa,s rea.son to believe that they pray for your happiness and liellith.-E: Dove E.. ••• ' I - ' Dr. Hall, inspector -general of hospitals attached to the on account of the alarming increase in the number of - - • d AI I th •• • f t also had beea contracte at a ta- e poison o mos Tim 11 • 2 - 000 f tl • fth , a owing a, men or le service o e "Do pray write soon; for lam in great distress and I 12' - Ditto (via Cape of Goedi Hope) .............aeDee. 4 ....... .. ...1 ••• . . army, that a French offioer, who had just arrived from diarzheeel cases. In the former there was one fatal case epidemic diseases being of such a nature that it will place and forts, Prince Menschikoff will have 65,000 most anxious to hear from homne. I have still, as you :wand e liner 1001 21. 10s. 48 Sbrewsbury-1, 25 1 - riV p i r n . c c l t i . l in t , . p p i. ,.. c c t t: 5 1 7; 34 , ip i L i L s t l i' v ,, ,, i7 ,:e t ,140 Africa (West Coast) .. ei j eid of the mont 1- IPlymoutb •• , ' Africa, (lied of cholera, at Gallipoli on the 3d of June ; of cholera on the day she left Varna, and another on sometimes lie dormant in the system for several days or bayonets dis ' 0 p sable for outside work with at least are aware, ten months long,er to remein in this awful Grand Union' 100, IL Cs 121,e Stoerbrldge.. l : 4s ! 12/. 285 . 'ennt & Avn' 39j es (k 1 6Y eevern and 1 ' Alexandria..........N Is, 9,24, & 3(0 of 1.. 'Dover •••••• - I Ith & 20th I - toe 28 ! 21. 28 Alexandria-- ......31, of mc t..., eouthaeip e 281. 425 , and that another case proved fatal to O soldier of the the 160. 03 the 19th she returned to Varna, where she - 10 fi ld • ' ' place. Until then, I Inuit still depend on your great 1- ancaster . iio•ei *._ * - wi e Rail. S Bahamas ...........At l l7th.ef tbe mon t a keieu themeieD pev i i 19th, Regiment on the 17th of Jlllle, at the Bi - itish remainel until sne sailed on the 7th of September for the even weeks, before it explodes and overturns the usual healthy normal functions of the body. 12,000 horse, and 3 , ... - e pieces. Of the Danube • Leeds fI; • . 10( 25/ - Werwick & ''' ' N ' P. . • - ' I 0 2/. 20 Belgium •••••. - • • • • ls , 1 14 01 , Y •••••• • • • . • - rover ..... .1 0 0 . army, orisnnally under Prince Gortschakoff, only goodness and benevolence. Dear honouree sir, fare well ;do not think ill of me, for lam almost heart- Leicester ..•.110e el, 19 Binning. 1 0 Brazil .............. At i9th of the month.« ,el. •uthamins 4 'l , encampment at Alladeen, some twelve miles distant froin Crimea. Between the 19th and 25th of the latter month More recently, in the Baltic, similar results were ob- th e e e o th 2d C . c , d f the 14th, and the whole of the Lelestr &Nth 83 41. 28% Warwick & i Buenos Ayres ........7.119th of the month-. ee lithamee N J . Varna ; but that no other case appeared in either army three other fatal cages occurred ; whether the Lnen had served. The disease broke out in vessels when they re- 13 • broken." „i 31 10 15th division will remain in Bessarabia Common Loughbeneeh 112 70/. 575 Napton.. 100, Cape of Good Hope ..is i . Various pens ~ Mr. Goodman (the chief clerk) said he retnetnbereil elonmoutlish' 100 - - Worcstr & 1 78 1 ai 1 28 Cape of Good Hope ..N . , ! fOr Same time. any communication with the shore is not mentioned. mained in, or communicated With an infected place, but ' • . 'Admitting that these deaths did occur front cholera, it The first fatal case in the Bellerophon occurred on the on going to sea it entirely disappeared soon after the reason shows, therefore, that the places of the six divisions, moved or movino. from thence to the the press within the last having seen a letter of the same description noticed in 31 - inginerysh 10+ , - - Binning. j • 1 Cape de Verde ...... 5 ! 9th of the moat 1 l 'amathamP l a 3 1 . Will still remain doubtful whether they were •in reality 13th of August. Diarrheett, .as in the other ships, had morbific cause or infection which had entered the system o . cases of-Aeiatio cholera, .or merely cases ot thaa kitid been prevalent for solne time previously. Altogether developed itself, or became exhausted ; and the saroe has Crimea, within the last tvro months, have been that the ingenious plan had been successfal. INAURANCE COMPANIES. 12 months, and it was evident 31eitn3iwbry 1001 - - Wilts & Brks• -10 s. 0(1. - Ceylon.. .. - Channel Isles ........NlMon „Wel.,BaorF•lelatharlset e , ° . . ' . which occurred sporadically in this country long before thole occurred twelve cages uf cholera, of whieh aeven be-an invariably the case both in India and Chita,. Ido filled up by troops from Volhynia and Podolia., so Alderman Wilson observed that the only remedy for - ..........ml2d & 17th of mOrT ' 6111113)11Ptwl Dividend Amount "1 8 • the more destructive malady reached its shores, and proved fatal; five of these appear to have been contracted China (see ladle) I not believe there is to be foond in any of the medical re- as to- give at- least 60,000 effectives to Prince the evil was a complete. exposure in the press, and he Name of Company, . per of Paid. Price .. which still occasipnally make their appearance here, at l at Varna, aed two aft_r the ship arrived off the Crimean turne which hey° been received in this office, more esp.- Gortschakaff's force.. had. no doubt that the remedy would be ag speedily Annum. Share. . coastantinople ......e14,13,18,23,&28 at ii. Dover " I : 0 ..., .. • .well as in other regions to which the latter has not yet I coast ; but, as in the returns from the preceding vessel, cially during the last 30 years, a single instance detailed Having a knowledge that Prince Menschikoli as pos3ible supplied. He hoped, too, that the American _ Coat. of Europe Itl & N - ewice daily .... „ D ove r .• •• • I there is no mention made as to whether the men had authorities, to whom the name of the doctor alluded to . • .£ s. d. Zs. el. Censtantinoplo ........ Jith & 20th of ries e. SouthanWt .w• . extended. which Would warrant the conclusion that cholera has will shortly be enabled to dispose of tho above- Egypt (see India) . „..- -4 -About the beginning ofJuly, the sth French regiment been e:nployed cn duties out, of the mhip. ever broke 1 °et in a ship at sea, unless she had held corn- mentioned force of 90,000 bayonets, of course the in the letter of the malefactor, would, by another corn- Albion .... • • ........ 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - France ........ M& a Twice daily...-. 'Dover •;''„,,.../..- Allience Ilrit. and For. 7/. 14s Gd.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19 • Gibraltar te 471720 27 of'm South:it: o P' • I . of the line arrived at Gallipoli in a steamer from Mar- The Caradoc and Megaara, two smell steamers, were munication with an infected port within ten or twelve British and. French Governmente must be fully munication be made kuown, would make the neces i;itto Marine ....... 'll. pe. & bs. 100 0025 0 0 - tereeee ( ~,,e • Lii,;,) • •• • '' ' ' ••• ! . . ei• . seilles, where I believe cholera existed at the time of both at Varna during the prevalence of the pestilence ; days from the date of the eruption. I therefote feel as- sary inquir;el into the case, and bre tic up the coded°. b r Anchor ......•• ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - Greytown .......... st 2rel & I7th of I rem. s ou teaul.V.! i . her departure. Mr. Dens meotions that "it broke out the one from the . l7th to the 20th of August, and the mired that there can be no more safe refivre for a ship of aware that it is fOr them to take such precautions • racy in their country. . Atlas r r g ue Life ......... • • 41. per cent. ler+ 0 0 25 0 0 22 flavannah .......„,. NI 2nd of the in, it Ili s.)4i4muef"" . \vel'i . on board the vessel during the passage, and four or five other from the leth of August to the 5,11 of September ; year, when :Assailed by cholera, than the open se-, pro- as shall place the allied commanders in a position - . British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 53 0 0 53 0 7 Holland ............m Dai1y.........:. . a„,:,,,, ..„ h „ yet in the former there only occurred one case of cho• vided that that de , ree of ventilation can be maintained to attack or defend upon tolerlbly equal grounds. Cleriel. - Aled.& Gen. Life spr ct. &bs. 100 00,10 0 0 - Renderer .......... ei 17th of the moi.:, ii. soueteLeptel \ fo e' men died of it. Soon after the arrival of this regiment , BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. 4/. 101 00i10 0 0 125 Endia tviaSouthampt.)in Ith & 20th of rr r .11.!Plym .uth ••,." lera, which recovered,. atin in tee latter one, which which is generally pratiticable by ordinary windsails in a Count v .... .. ~ -at Gallipoli some divisions of the French armwmarehed crow,' proved final. The assistant-surgeon of the Ceradoc moderate breeze, aud provided her crew does not exceed THE ROYAL PA NOPTICON OF SCLE , NCI; ----4.------- for Varna, and carried the disease with them ; these El , -le . - lonian Isles (see India)l7, 17, &270 f 1 e m1D0ver.....• l i 0 atentions that, as regards the crew of his own vessel, her established complement. But Iby no means hold I The official returns of the trade a,nd navigation of the •• •• •• Equity arid Lave•• •• •• 11e per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5.! , 4 Ireland ~ ......11 & N 'Pelee daily .... ... thee head (•• s e • divisions, it was stated, thought not on good authority, AND ART . I United Kinedom for the month and eleven months ending European Life . 11. 20 () 0 521 .-- Lisbon .............. Ai 17, 9, 17, &27 or ni.lsoutsameri i their exemption from cholera might be ascribed to . their the same opinion with respect to troop and emigrant . lost twenty men on the march." " But, it, ie quite ccr having been less exposed on shore to thie exciting cause ships, in which ventilation is generally defective or alto- I .......-.0................. 1 Dec. 5, have been issued. General...-. -- _ _ 61. 30 0 ~ , s!•i Madeira ............31j9th of the nu tth !Southern! , will j ee. . tain that cholera made its appearance at or near Varna onther neglected ; consequently both chol e ra and typhus 1 This school for the gathering of genius, science, and a n Ce t :-- " ....... re per cent. I Stock. „ 127!.(e Madeira ............ e "23a of month ...... I Liverpool .• i of the disease than the crews of some of the other vesiels The comparison of imports for the month is as Gl"be . -.soon alter their arrival ;at first it was confined almost JO` lying at the , same anc!iorao. This wag . probably the ? guardian ............ 5-. per cent !V() 0 0 45 0 0 5514 Malta (see India) , imperiei Fire, ........ 12/. per cent 500 00,50 0 0 i 330 Malta ..............e iB, 18, &28 if noon. , Dover ...• •• , r exclusively to the dieieions which had come front Galli. tever have occasionally been kept up in these vessels for I amueement we have lately visited with feelings Of tho . . Is. 1853. 1851. Imp,rial Lffe . i poli, but it afterwards spread exteneively throughout the case ; for if the cause , liad been generally d;lfuscd in the e ee era l successive weeks after leaving an infected port, most lively:interest. From the many varied and interest- Live animels -13 r & 3/. 100 0 0 20 001 65 Mauritius .......... N 1 14th of the me s.th. et P . camp," atmosphere, it is difficult to imagitie how the men in and sometimes even untii th e su ff er i ng i n di v id ua l s were ing attractions put forth for the atnueetnent of the holi• Cocoa lbs. 601,113 . j theee two yossels could nave escaped, while oehers lying enabled to escape from the Vessel and the poisoned air day folk !since boxi n g night, under the able d• d• C tr. - too o o ioo 0 56 Nepies ..... ........N stlll6th2sthoff 1. oeneover ..,..1 . On the 21st of July a decided case occurred in the an ju i. oae lbs. 2,076,677 " 6,032,462 r'aw Life' ••••••• • • ' • • - ^al and General I,lre - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6 q New Granada ...... si 2d & 17th of int e !Lb Southitunap! I • eject) to them suffered so severely. which surrounded them. British hospital at Varna ; the diseaise thee spread cious management of the Rev. Dr. Biber, it is now W hone qrs. 412,628 wh e si naoo m lost her captain and one man 1-3 Y cholera Whether, therefore, the Comman'letein-Chief in tho realising the hopes of it e most sanguine well-wiehe re , Barley rapidly to the men outside the walls in camp, though the * minority of the first eighteen attacked were at the time while at Varna, between the 7th and 19th of Auguet• Black Sea was guided by his own opinion, or influenced The talent displayed by th e re v, doctor as director, a nd O"ts by the epinions expressed by his onneters, there cannot so !audibly persevered in, entitlee hiin to the gratitude Indian cora qrs. 81,375 qrs. 45,215 - Papal States .. ...... 5, stlllstheAtitofn: rm. Dover ..... • , 66,th o Marine... .... .• .. 18s.per share 100 0 0. 18 0 0 28 PC/Ii11811:14 69,241 Med. invild & Gen. Life 4% i. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3Ni ..M I tf417t1127 thotire.n.lSouthaall ,l °' . l , Pere ..............114 zd & e7th ot nr setleoutharrilen -1 0 patients uedertreatment in the hospital forotherdiseases• ERUPTION OF THE EPIDEMIC IN THE FLEET AT BALJICK. remain a doubt that the course he pursued in taking the of every well-wisher to the advancement of knowledge Flour cwt. 291,213 - - ......N !By private ship.„.. - Various P'9l - - : 0,11 the 22d it broke out with great severity in the camp ' cwt. 793 ...... 3,201 Monarch ...... .... _ - 50 0 10 0 - Sicily •• •• •••••••...N;othlatli2sthoin vie Dover •••••• ss at Devine, which is about, 16 miles distant hoist Verne., It is now necessary to revert to the vesselms anehored ships to sea when thei r crews b eg an t o suff e r from cholera, an d social eeonotny. W i t a nt front a commercial view of • was the only way by which he could hope to rescue them thie institution, it is satisfactory to contemplate the F CEl l :t a elligi:eal cwt. 2,551 ~ ... National Loan Fund- 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - Tuscany ............,N,sthlfith2stheino.i.'Dover •• •• ''. 01 at B e nick. As already stated, the first case in this di- 2 , 408 Palladium Life .„ - Venezuela ...... _.. 3112 d & 17th of moot b. Southestpto but not mere than four from Alledeen. Free et:minuet e ni o n of the fleet was a solitary one which occurred in from the impending evil and arrest the progress of moral influence of masses of the people socially brought Currants cwt. 157,499 - ........ - - - - Van Diemen's Land (see! I ~1 cation had been kept up all the while between the dif- cwt. 41,166 - Australia) ...... ... ' I lot ferent British and French camp. It is further added, tee Diamond on the leth of July, at least ten days Le di se ase, tons 8,887 ...... 36, ••• 936 P,eresiional Life ...... SZ. per cent. b 0 010 • 34 West Indies .... .... At j2(1& 17th o montl . SouthaMPte rs t , together to admire the pro , lucts of liurnan invention in Guano fore the choleraic teadency was o b serve d i n an y of our Hail all the vessels remained in the Bay of &Telt, in combination with music and other branchee of the fine Henap _ , " tnatehe French cane was attacked before either ot cwt. 133,572 - ours by at leas . I t A four da l 3 3 7s, as were some of their steamers at Baljick i b s hip of war, whether at sea or in harbour. About the Jaily commllnieation with the infected town and but arts. Amongst the novelties produced since the f a m ous Mahogany tous 2,151 all - . „, 1 0 When any of these dates fall oe a Sundai •, the ma; j:t 1 ,0 1 and Merseilles h Y ' beginning of Angust, however, diarrhteel complainte, iin erfectly ventilated, it is int ()saline to iin '• h I Oil, palm cNYt. 57,815 f th those recentl errived from Gallipoli p p ne w at luminous fountain are views from the seat of war, and the consequences might have been • the mor a t g a t lit was , sun Fire .. .. 161 los. ---- ft .-- patched on the following der, with the exeeptien 0 gradually assuming a more severe form, began to be of 0 iutn lbs. - 21,761 ...... 7,210 Ditto Life ..... I 1/ lOs - e 5 7 % Southampton), and the Malta. both of whiche will be d the di ad suffered al many as six days before . , y the monster electric machine, the largest an d most P 40 0 3 , geese attacked e ueut occurrence in the Britannia Albion London but ther i ir q -- - • - : * great as it was, e s every reason to believe it powerful ever exhibited. Professor Faraday the re- Provisions cwt. 12,867 any of our 'fee:se -. -- ls " On these too o o to 0 et - , grounds alone • • Quicksilver lbs. 23,602 1 "7"-- 1 „ . .It might be inferred that the diseaee was R o dney, Trafalgar, and in other vessele which had an• would have been much greater ; for, with the exception D owned philosopher, has stated that a sin le si' g tock from Hi e - 412 6 5% _ cwt. 81,829 POO _ _ _ o _ 01 loreign oitg i g. chored in the bay on the 31st of July, a ; au- - 11 ma"Y of the Britannia, the force o f th e disease appears to have it equalled in power the strength of 1,800 raen -'- e But o . The Saltpetre cwt. 28,001 - ' • ther causes have b 0 . ma i n l y insta.nces they latterly aseumed a . decided choleraic cite- b een completely broken in every veEsel a lew days after f a iry tale of Aladdin and his wonderful lamp gm,- sil t rew instrumental in its a ean adduced as bein e . lbs. 412,801 Dividend m Amount e. ' 1 meter • but on the 7th there occurred a distinct case of they sidled from Baljick and Varna. The number daily h• II d die d b M I t B 1 • ' '- . 1 '• ' • pro uction : the weather Was hot, p Ica y escii e y r. ms er ticeingaam, and Cessla Lignea lbs. 19,691 sultry, and opp ress - ch I ' •is the London, which terminated fatally on the attacked diminished, as did the virulence of the disea • •11 b t t bl d • Name of Company. NH. Price. IVImmEsAA'"OI O ephere at tirn - _ toe, the wiads light, and the atom- o era i . i . se Inatome y y wen y ta. oaux, pro twee a satufactory Cloves lbs. 104,101 Are almost staenant same eay. ,After this other cases, both of cholera and itself while in some vessels it ceased entirely. . , though this was more , , , ensemble, the varied portions of which, by the peal Pepper lbs. 258,116 ---- . particularly obsery d k ' t' h 1 10 h h th 1 • - t • ' 4s.d.'Xs. (1 I - Greenwich .. . N.W Overcast. bliihed itself in th e after the diseaeo hal fait•ly etta- ularrimeA, too place un I. tie t, w en e 8 op wcil Tat greater t o ta li ty e e t h e di sease i n the Britannia than of the organ in the distance-e Mr. Best performing selec. Rum proof gallons 229,387 to sea. On the following day a second death occurred, in any of the other ehips appears to me to have b een Brandy proof gallons 383,467 erne'oled in dun e "ell's. The troops were frequently • tient' from Robert Schuman'S " Album for the Youne " 3.llC.timn Mart•• •• .• •• 214 pte• cent.' 500 0 : - - Lowestoft . N.W Fine. :es which eatal • and there was another on the lete, lon the edth, and 1 owing entirely to the want of adequate ventilation n! Geneva proof gaPons 21,613 conri lerable fatieue a d ' led upon them for tle time : -to tl nth h d h ge ier oi t o vast expanse an eauty of the pie- eustrahan A ,rteulturl IL is. 1 100 00117 10 0 86 Drb .• but, happily, int:na n depression of the vital powers ; ihe 18th. oth2o li the shi • t md to Bil'ick o, t• . n ~ e , t Fi it , : urae _ , J , cera,ed by her large complen , lent of men and the neces- turee, naturally create great surpriee. The diver with Unrefaied sugars ' a ow Tll . cwt. 361,V33 cwt. 160,818 - 125 0 0 - 123,9 el Australian Royal Mail 5/. 10 00 I all I 4 St e en y - "ford N.W Cloudy.' ' 34 Normauton lin Fine. t the ban 1 - •r perance, wl.ieli too frequeutly has been when.' a sixth tams p ace on the 2-Ite. On the 7ta of sity elicre was for closin,,o the lower deck ports during th e h v i n _ g fish in an outward tank is an element of g t rea T „ lbs. 2,727,e49 e o eiva 'Bed cam s, did • September she sailed for tOe Crime r off' whi-h there ' 1 ht of the 13th-en tee gale which happened on the nig , Chesterfield N. W Fine. , is net mentioned, neitheP.d. net prevail, at loan it attraction to the visitors. The vast expanse and beautY Tobacco 1b5.11,013,405 - 140 0 0 - , tho towias turd ' rII mental depression exist ; 'd h f ' ' ' were three additionat ea, s coin cholera between the ; exmgency that could not have been foreseen, otherwiPe of the interior naturally create surprise ; the objects of Wine gallons. 1,337,012 camps, however • Stla and 30th Septeinbor. Tee last case which termi- 303,2•14 Do. 5 per cent Bonds ! 51. per cent. - ' - - Leicester W. • Cloudy. ' . were quartered are describ ,in which the troops it might perhaps have been better had she remained et manufacture and machinery excite the wonder of thh Cotton wool cwt. 224,923 ed as b - hated in death on the 30th was contracted on shore her - 110 Mashorough and offensive, from meg extremely filthy , , , , the anchorage in the Ray of Ba.ljick until the weat spectator ; and when retracing his steps, with a confused Sheep's and lambs' do...cwt. 9,318,525 ri gt, v ez i e t r io c n ent o . w . l . 61. por cent. - the es• • B .s Burton-on-Treuto N.W Rain. , and vegetable matter 1 'euitialatiet t of relee Allimul where the ma,n had been employed assistlng to carry the moderated. Though every means were adopted to throw mass of material objects still rioting in his mind, the The declared value cf some of the principal exports, Electric Telegraph (A) 7 pe - r cent. '25 - 0 0 ! 21 - 0 0 - 18 from the accaraulatiOn t o r i a state of putrefaction, and all° wounded soldiers eff the field after the battle of the fresh air down into the lower regions of the ship by the oenses are next awakened by the solemn peal of one of c - el •hlt f 4h erticles during the con ompars wit tlaor ~ e same , Ditto .....• .... (PO - 25 0015 0 0 - Southampton N.W Fine. • * natere. These undoubtZatters ot an excrementitious e i Alma. Thoegh the crew of this vessel was, as wil JO nee of windeails, it is we ll- k no wn, as n o ticed by Mr. the finest organg in the metropolis, played by ono of the re,, ondino month of last year, was as follows :- Equitable Reversionry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 !100 0 0 - Portsmouth W. Fine. Fine. titer of thernselves they vie ! were serious mile, but .whe- noticed presently, equally exposed with the crew of the* Rees, that this, especially when the ports arc closed, is most renowned artistes of the present .elay, and the all- 'I) 1353. Ditto New .... .. -.- 50 00!17 10 0 - Poole 1854. Gen. 13 evers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 - Dorchester N.W Cloudy. . * demio cholera may be doubted?able of producing epi- Britannia to all the extraneous exciting causes of clic. but an imperfect mode of veetilation ; their action is absorbing loveliness of Petty's sculpture to the religious Beer end Ale - Boston W Windv. . son to doubt that, under an , though there is no rea- lera prevalent at Beijick, yet they suffered but little in frequently interrupted hy their being " taken aback," in supremacy of art-the ideal takes possession of the Coal; and calm 135,611 ... „ 331 ,376 ifudson's 8ay......•• - Stock. 1 - - Great Grimsby ... W.N.W.... Cloud - Y. y 'scums , th e y are ccmparieon. In three mouths there did not occur more 2,240,902 - -2/. ss. 100 0 0 .100 00 - N.W • • highly injurious to health. •° ' `maces, consequence of the wind shifting, or of the altered pesi- soul, wafts it to the regions of divine contemplation, Cotton manufactures Manchester than 21 cases of diem - leen and 17 of cholera, of which 686,121 - Sheffield N. Fine. This state of affairs had existed fo tion of the ship or the sails with respect to the wind. and no man that has a heart to feel and a mind "to Cotton yarn - . quently, when the cases of diarrh . r some time ; cense eel and eh nine only proved fatal. It may therefore be easily imagined that on the lower take in the spirit of God's gifts," can emit the Royal Earthenware , i . i . 130,976 ....., 84,756 Russell Institution.... - - 12 10 0 - Whitehaven to grow more numerous daily, and c olera began Beitamnia.-On the Oth of Atigest the &geese in its decks of the Britannia, where there wan perhaps little Panopticon without haviug become wiser and better for 1 iner 306 228 Haberdashery an 1 m y... , 153,386 Price's Patent Cand. Co 101. per cent. 20 0 ojl7 10 0 25% Maryport . began to be felt by the rapid spr d onsiderable alarm more Malignant form broke but mmultaneously in • the short of five hundred men berthed, that the air must the visit. Hardware and cutlery - Lancaster .... ..... N.W Fine-Clow"' ' ea of the lett ' ' ersconrge, Britannia, Albion, I urious, Trafalgar, arrl Tribune. Linen manufactures - Carlisle it was then assumed that the atmos i have become tainted. Admitting that one watch weut The Royal Panepticon ,gave the entire receipts of one g i n yarn ' - - tainted, but - whether from the .poaffere had become Mr. Rees, surgeon of the Britannia, in one of his reports, „ the upper deck at 8 o'clock, and the other, with all night last week to the Royal Patriotic Fund, which Mac e h n inery 9 0,353 ..... . 10,46 9 236,526 - Trust and Loan comp. Bradford S.W Fine. ... 149,919 upper Canada .. •• - - - _ Stoke-on-Trent ... N. w Cloudy. tions front the camp, or trona some cha e n nsi" • "'Lai"- ' states that up to the time when the cholera made its nip- the sick, retired to their hammocks ; that at 12 o'clock amounted tO 103/. Silk manufactures in its ' ear own p ance on board,- the crew had bees in the enjoyment .._. ,nilk thrown elementary constituents, is not explai d ge * the position of theee men, with the exception of the sick, ...... ne ;it was sup of most e el health and on the 30th Jut when posed, however, to,have acquired an epid • -` - xc lent , ym who remained in thein hemniocks, Was reversed ; but, - t , - -Woollen manufactures etnic character, the anchored a.t Bariek the were in et most favour- Dlvldenc.. - t _Amount Dublin '.. e. S.NV *- - Fine. -- ' and the power of inducing cholera, to the el • - Y j ' Y '. again, at 4 o'clock on the following morning-, the first - - NEW CANNON SHOT. Wnollen yarn xc usion ot able condition to encounter the epidem:c, which was Delver W ' Cloudy. . almost every other disease. watch replaced the second ;it will thus be seen that the The total declared value of all the enu t d t' mera e ar scles Annum. Share. • • Although I have thought it right to r t' then raging in the French fleet lying in their immediate whol 1• ' d • I f e s lip s company were, unng tie greater part o ..- - exported during the month is 5,771,772/. ageinst view • men ion am vicinity. Ths ship auchored about a mile from th h • Mr 'Talk, of the Lowe& Iron Works (Talk and Ley), Xs.d. X ii. d. Leeds s with respect to the supposed intim e t e mglit, so situated that they could not help breathing • 7,628,760/. t th a e correspondine period of 1853, sbow- woo o o too o o 178/10 13 istol ' inosphere, Ido not as' h • - ' aence of the at- shore under the chalky cliffs on the coast of Rou- an atmosphere which was not only well nigh exhansted has invented a mode of applying ' the principle of the • . . ing a diminution of 1,856,938/. - The unenumeraled Rank of Scotlaud .... 71. per cent. British Linen Company 8! per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 n 2011 0 ;e r " h I lymout ascribe to them, is it to he supposed that I entirely naelia. The first days of August were oppressively hot, of all ins vital support, but poisoned by the effete pre- Mole rifle bullet to shot for either plein or grooved cane , , , articles are stated to have been worth 836,726/. For Caledonian Bank ..... 81.. per cent. 10 0 0 210 3'. 16s N.W Fine. , During the months of M a and a dead calm generally prevailed throughout the ducts of respiration, and by the 'other emanations which non. Our non-military readers may not, perhaps, be the eleven months the tot ' .als are 79,073,838/. last year, City of c lasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 101 15s T"'ILY i &IV Fine. . . appears to have been maple Y e lnd June the British fleet day. Diartheea. began to appear immediately after our esca.pe trom the living body whether iu health or dieease. aware that 1-16th of an inch " windage "is allowed in • against 80,784,515/. in 1853, the unenumerated articles Clydesdale Bank •• •• 5%1. p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 , 0., Team . minercial Bank •• 71. per cent. 5 - 0 0 0 100 0 0 200/Ps Bath 7 ', '' the coast ef Bulgaria, or els theeree"inse in cruising off arrival, and every succeeding day ad 1 d • on many fresh But if there be reason to suppose-and the sad catas- hat of the French-that is to our artillery service, and t . in 1554 not included being 10,673,997/. Eastern Bank .. • . •... 6/. per cent. 25 "0010 0 0 10/15s Gloucester N.W Fine. shores os -the. Crimea, and m . Armee and south-west cases to the list, ao that by the Bth the flay, the diameter of the shot is one sixteenth less 3%/. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 1/. 14s Cardiff N.W Fine. y amounted to 50, tropho of the Britannia adds strength to the supposition wile &Glasgow .. •• _ , Yarna and Baljick. The crews of tr,htelin" at anchor off and by the Oth to 69. • Hitherto they had been ver than the diameter of the . bore, in order to - , Exchange Bilk of Scot.. - - Swansea S.W Fine. Y -that the human body when labouring under cholera - tt4 per cent. 100 0 0 •03 0 0 165i0s W .. with the exception of a slight scorbuti re r et". i a vessel4' managable, but on the 9th one case merged into chehera. • ff a certain virus which produces the same ki n d let the former pass down the gun- But this occasions DOVER, Wednestlay.-A very large wreck has bee n fsti t 7 i nv Ha ue f -zeßoati!lakntl..l3;nk 51 per cent 20 0 0 2100 AL Vs 4g . Foggy. • . by the long-continued use of salt proviesio t athens, caused On ths day following the applicants sufferine from dim-- gives o . . , Leamlngton N.Y.W..... Unsettled. - disease in other healthy bodies there can be no dim. much Waste of the effective force of the gas generated by towed into the harbour to-day. She is partly lo a d e d N Royal Beek of seen. - 51. per cent. IPO 0 0 100 0 0 12511 , . . _ na a n d s/. per cent. 100 005000 8 )1 Os Brighton IV ... ......... Cloudy. ** - , of vegetables, were in the enjoynaent of ' b th e want I-hem became still more numerous, mad the cases enerally of tl ' ld d d the ex lesion fth owder, by permitting it to escape with oranges, which, with boxes and balite of goods, union ll'ank of Scot. •• 77 ' 103 York - • • and in most excellent spirits • laet towarrd?s ust health, more severe, but more numerous still and moref difficult d• h culty in understan !leg w y le m i a .l a 7 Lr i ou so e throe P h the i e t r- - e P were stowed about the deck. Most of her bulwarks are Western Bank •• • • .... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 0 ? I? 0 0 0 le/ 12s Fine. structivo to this ship s company, wtie it .ut spared _ g . n e stice. ,Illance Fire and Life.. 8%1. pr cent. 100 C Hull N.W . end of June, and early in July, dirtrrhceii ctohe latter to treet on the 11th and 12th. There had also occurred 'el Tlk • t I th • I 1 • 11 h ta h • • h 'd d - o 20 0 11. o. Fine. The object sought by Ir. u is o c ose e inter- smas le- In, a er mas are anging ev,r er si e, an British Guarantee .... re per cent. 10 0 10 0 0 251. 0: snitby - . becarne more numerous than weal wh th mplanas during these last three days a few isolated otl o sniffler] situated in ever res ect with the ex ,, , let 1 y y _ p ...• , . en e veeeels a le cases of cno- on glee, on the exit of the ball, 80 as to determine the whole she' is full of water. Caledonian Fire laser . 101. per cent. •00 0 0 ception of their being better ventilated. 1 see no reas , _ 0 0 41. tis ocarborough • nioached the land, but more particularly h P- re, three of which terminated in dea.th. lasn'ew Life . e/. per cent. 25 0 0 2 Fine. e ' e , wen they the d . By this titu therefore, to direr from the conclusion come to by Mr. of lige disruptive gas to i AB propulsion. This he pro- GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION.-Southampton, Friday. city °roe e 00 0 10 0 s'. is Bridlington l etee ......... 5/. per cent. 5 N.W Fine. . anchored eff either of the above port; thou.% I have th oneso had also made its appearance in several o e f . making the shot to consist of n-During the past year the following ships have left .c..° r! tmi o nna a ugh Life Incur. 51. per cent. +OO 0 0 15 0 0 !251 lOs Darlington ......... S.W Fine] ~ • *neasen to believe that theee vsere rather of an endemi e other ships, and most of the medical, oTelrs had hby Rees, the surgeon of the ship, namely, "that the crowded poses to accomplis , 0 0 1 5 0 14/. is e - Preened. tt le • dis state of the middle deck, the matters constantly . b d • three sim le parts The main oy- of the shot is a cast this port with passengers tO Australia, New South E & eeot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 - ' than of a choleraic character ; still, when it became the sem xr captains to put to sea,. I had myself given 1 - P - - like the Minie shot and Wales! & •-For ledelaide-The Ro al Chart' , 480 e l i i re g h ssec. of acoa..ind 01. per eent. 10 0 0 11005 '. os . ---e---- • • known thee cholera had_ breken out in the Allied camp., on all sied a r 4 iee, and the Commander-in-Chief, Tweeted charged from the bowels and stomachs of the sick, and 17 cy 'Vries.' cone, ~ may be . o 1 . National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 ! 0 0 11. 13s A second t i 0 t c , '• • • h 425 ; Navarino 500 •P Y t j B e , • and. that transports were arriving (about the 2,1 and :id An the ese, quittenßanick on the morning of the 12th. l the :want of adequate ventilation, had contributed 11 , t et ier Bo Id or hollow. par , e cast tron, con. tons ,t s r E ic . ' es °D- ee °in s 3n- North British Inset - 71. per seat. 200 00 0 27 9 ,33! les • t - c 34 L 1 0 o lii. lls BIRTHS, • of August) from Varna with the disease on board, it sniP drew 0 of the prevailin ut• of the bay, she got the advantage en i eth to render the shm a laboratory of choleraic poison. , , sista of a solid or hollow cyl' d in er combined with an in- jee, /04 ; migran , . ; on of the Isles, 750 ; Coro ieottish Union Larne. 7%1.- pr cent. 20 0 5/ per cent. AO 0 0 7 0 e lei us .el . was gweatly feared that it would extend te the fleet also, - well on that dafr :nettt4eaet breeze. The patients did eorn d the night of the 13th the disease had, in fac , t clined cone. These two parts t into each other passin,g fi * ' d I 39 S Q 836 T - man •, 6 ; tar ueen, ; elegraph, 1,118 ; and Standard Life ••-• • • • • • Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 _ . , OF A SON. 0 . through the thi r d part, which is - a single or dou ' ble lead Norman, 577, carrying a tote' of 27 cabin, and 2,869 tinned Dep. j . Of' •j! e- as - there Was MO reason to believe that it lay beyond the the 13tb, the bree cn r t the f9,11"-jing' 011 the night of acquire . , in consequence of the numbers attacked, a re-' , , ---- -- On the 31st ult., at Hampstead, the wife s , • ring &tang closely to both. When the shot thus mede productive force, which could not be extinguished or , " steerage passengers. For Geelong-The America, 707 e , - . " -retch of the epidemic influence. - had to be cleated, b z u e t ttneelle°l -g e the lower deck port A SUPFLEMENT, GRATIS, WFITI THE WEEKLY DIE. David M'Anally. tons • City of Manchester, 1,108 ; Maria Hay, 1,007 ; . - • Precautionary measures were therefore adopted in the sails was mi • e ventnatt e a ntamed te the fulleet n by means of wind -3 overcome by the best efforts at ventilation. Hence the up, is put int* the cannon, the conical end points to• absolute necessit f • * • • dth Th onieal plug lies next to the war s e muzzle. e c EVERY WEEK UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.-Th Mars ' hall Bennett, 363 ; Joshua, 804 ; Agra, 714 • Bri- PATCH, . e OE A DAUGHTER. .0: y o again running into harbour . , that pled interest which attaches to every incident - elh . • els The men were ceutioned •ol'v such imperfect means extent practicable by • On the 2a inst., at 12, the Terrace, Cambere majority of the vess • , . „, e f t . . .On that nieht - - the sick might be separated from the healthy, and both Powder, and the leaden ring between the two. When tish Einimire, 545 ; Northumberland, 811 ; total of p " as. unexank d .h th t . fth All' d A • ' • ecte wit e opera ions o e te runes In the of Mr William Dadle solicitor tenwerately and t . o abstain from cantle too freely of veee- u o owing morning, a freeli cas 1 e n oc d, b t 1 • - e• c '" ller a ' • t t e tt , and towards the e ' , remoe cd from the ship in order that the latter might be the powder explodes, it drives the plug with great vio- @engem cabin 17 ; itteerage, 2,483. Melhourne-Tho c7n _ , . . , E st has determined the proprietors of the Weekll Dis • Y.' . ' The question of going to sea wee at curre ut le applicants eme • ; with collapse tables and fruit. oh co ulee , : cleared ont, well ventilated, and thoroughly washed knee into the ring, and causes the softer metal of which Ontario, 634 tens ; Neleus, 982 ; Tudor, 1,064 ; Persia, . • .1 but the uroent necessin les of the more numeroue than the h •ad been d • 3 . were not .• i xlich to devote a greater space to the intellieen j f • - e ce rom - i unng an i a solution of the chloride of zinc. - it is made to expand, until Its exterior surface presses 658 ; total of passengere, 5 cabin, 1,378 s i heerage. 'e a t the same time moote' , . e .. . . nieht As the day ad*.Yanced, h the previous A 2 h t f ar than the ordinary litni ano. t e sea o w ts of this the MARRIED. or'' r. to have rendered tins impracticable. o • ... E ervice a P Pear 'cation appears to have beee marked change for the worse in Mel' rer . , there was A .........-...., perfectly gas-tight against the interior of the cannon Portland Bay---The Constant, 535 tons.; i . s ca p i l t a n a , te , . 2 largest newspaper published, could possibly afford, ' and, r a, 4' . ' •Veanwhile free communi he tharrieene , -- bore. The consequence will be that the whole force of 227 steerage passengers. Sydney .T 89 - 0 • ith the view of giving the arnplest detaihs, they have On the Ist inst., at Stevenage, Herts, Edven _ Csie Is here and the fleet, though the* t ri of these patients, as he walked into the eick-be ea ei.' c . net, 806 tons ; y, , Tantiv 1 040 ; Anglo-Sazon„ w ' • •; *-- hkept up betwen t-e s (wino," visit fell into * idly extending throughout , , fl a e , a a ate ot collapse, a lic,: ' __ ? TOVES FOR THE FRENCH TROOPS. -SOUTHAMPTON.- the explosion id expended an the propulsion of the shot. - *K. te 904 ; Queen of England, 876 ; Ascend , ant resolved upon the issue of a series of Supplements •P ,-• of Mr. E. Pitcher, of Faversham, Kent, to Eli ~ ~ - This • • gernous contrivance may lead at the present a o e tis which wi I • ' ' Emil dau hter of the late Rev. Geor e Benliv 7 s - • . - eliaease at the time was rap tame other men presented themselves who t Withi e the last f d 0 000 t - 0 in- - - total number of e ra , 1- include every particular of int er y , g g - Varna and Baljick. ew ays e, s ores and about 25,00 •• t • i see • giving a est . don, Essex. o w • the cantonments both at have a roan a appeared feet • crisis o important results. Mr. 'rulk forwarded draw- 562'; Benga , te , fl 2 b• d 2 312 connected with the Siege and decision of a in an e rns the Dia- tr) pp sh d the very.verge of cholera. Al f °I -Pipe have arrived for shipmeet in French vetsels • ed tel. 'Sydney o c , the contest at 0 the 2d inst., at nt. Pancras Church, the enea . ' Itannonda--According to the medical retu . . 10 a.m. the great outbreat commenced '. . )out or the Criene a We understand that this lar . • lags, models, and description of it to the A.dmiralty on passengers emigrat . • s hem: aloe conveyed large Sebastopol,. and will be continued whenever demand d ° • t • i* *- mend -l n which the epidemic made its f but as aof stove s d . • ge guantitY Mondey the 18th Dec dth re now, we under. steerar„.. Tne foilowing ship • e Keuworthy, iec oi of Ackworth, Yorkshire: ~ minute destriptien of the Seene wit' ' ~ an ey a NS W aed by the pro ress of the c • - .. ,„ was tile first 'nesse in he nth of Suly at b e e • tca followed would The an pipe has been made in about six days ' ' nembers of emi,grants to Newcastle, . . _, ampaign. By the publication of daughter of the late John Plowes, Esq., of •* , stand, unde -r the consideration of officers of the Board - d iner 1 , these S g l • eetpe"aucee She had anchored on t oreign to my purpose, a few bare facts and y W ere imPplied by Kennard and Co fL d . Moreton Bay,. Hobart Town, Launceston, an t , upp ements the ortio ~ o on un. . P nof the paper usually de- street, Tavistock-square. .--liick•in si l o r e.of.baWe. ships. Her crew figures must be left to tell the tele of • • How Puna C ' of Ordnance. . ' *,,, re of the ul a c r i i invasion viz. :-the Marlborough, 1,030 tons ; General Hewett, voted to incidente of domestic and political importance -. . were the • the 9 , 11 12th, and • culars-exhihit th A'rr LE ARE EED.--The following parti- . e u lO Perfect heelth but on . , , ohm!), fir the suddennoeB cf - • 4 os a vent, the ... -....-,. 961 ; Northumberland, 579 ; Kingston, 853 , Moolten, will boyeserv!cl intact, and the engrossing subject of the . -- • 13th-cases of diarrb ' ' ied with prosti•ation tempest violence with which • -, for the Christm e manner in which animals are prepared cee, accocapan It raeed and the wreck t a 9 • 1... , • as shows. • R I , eh 491 • Eemeralda, 439 ; and Be r k s h ire , War will receive tho fullest and most varied illustration. .D IE D. , sii of the vital powers, occurred ernonnet them ; 112,1 011 heft behind, has surpassed, erhe is • te 1 , evcryt ing of the eorougn, near 'rano , • * * Mr J PI •11* f B n ips, o room- [ADVERTISEMENT.] -Holloway's Ointment and Pills 611 , a e e , , , , . c' s In svidition to the aoove 38 shipo t a pee y, o h S i f A Supplement will ' oe published on Sunday next (gratis), the 14th of July a F e ' - h Fritnognet o• I• t' I f h P • • real which was ronel:81-k _in Devonshire, had a fine ani- certitin cures for ail Cutaneone Dieeases.-Cepy of a 53,... On the lst inst E I I H i s- Y" ' h Es e 0 t . ~- arrived from Toulon, art . steamer, t e • m 'um in tio anna go t e service. I !lave mentioned emired foe its siie and sPn• letter fro J Mdth A ht* I L 1 031 t ong , an d ea rryio, 1 ca bi n ar i d 412 s t eerage p as _ a nd on every succeeding week until further notice. The Ch In . e t mum awor , q 0 ,, f her crew were the marked alteration in the caees of diarrhcot observed ruetry. ,On the 19th of June 1 t • m Mr. ames ere i , s on•unt er• yne,. , i.intla • thereb ex. Dis )(der, es ire, and of Aisthorpe, in the oeuntl : to e ' affected with cholera, she w e ' e several 13 r E as it weiehed 13cwt dated Jan. 15, 1854 . . . •-" To Professor Holiowa . , Sir, sengers, will leave for gydney on o y , y /,, of Sunday, January 7th 1855, will be printed aged 91. ':' ' lish squadron to be cleared :•'a.sent he shore co t e he 'lln - on the morning of tho llth. Tine unfavourable change lqr. 1 the e and was fed on „grass till the I.i . • when it tveiglied 15cwt. lge. 181 b. ;it w th of Sept., -For seven years I was a victim to t mos unsig i y _ g he t Y • 1 tl hibitin a total of 39 ships, making 29,134 tons burden, in a new type, e e a • o n htnprove c ara dh' cter, by which the 0 Op n , w n the 29th ult., at Wayeliouse, Ashburn., : i t, aad to undeigo • 3 sort of might be attributed to the closed ports, and the cense- 0 in 2 cabin passengere and 11,854 souls, pleasur f ' P len hd ' , e. , . ---. quarantine. The weather at the " coinmon turnips till the 30th of 0 t as then put on of cutaneous diseases. My whole body was covered and conveyin eg „ ecr reading will be enhanced. uis e every no Eales, 11.E.1.C.5. aged 82. - ' receive ventilation but bein at se was tempestuous, quent• de. , , g a, one entire f dPs frotn tins ort dr' o• ' Satu c., when it weighed with gores, and although I had recourse to a variety of equal to 9,894 statu.e au • , , p u in e rday morning, at four o'clock, in tithe for the first On the 30th ult., • at' Rose-lodge, Belfast, il i k • • e. and the wind blew towards the D "le 16ewt. Ler. 81b. ; from that t . • en -o - . ''' • Mon of this stearaer and h • er tenni. - lammed from the Posio watch was of course kept conttantly on deck. IL is ime it was fed with g eil, meal, and. hay till Dec. 18 -•h • wan- means to relieve myself from this odious diengurernent the p as t yean of th e ee 11,854 steerage passengers trains and the morning mails. Another edition ilt printed Posnett, Esq., J.P., agent for the Irish °s table °' , I 7 -- , . . therefore difficult to account for the outbreak witieh 1 , ,wen it weighed they were totally unsu,FF eesfal • Eventuall Y* hawerer• 10 , 168 are English, 93 Scotch, and 1,593 Irieh ; Aimee- in the aftern •f the post of that evening ; and 3 , Duneannon aged 60. e'. . ~. , .Onthe night of ths 16th one of the D• 7cwt. eqr. 18lb. Tho general reeults were th oon, or • •. ED 1 ,, , . ~ eon this fatal day ; althoueh some oi the sea- d Pills which mira- ing au increase on the previous year, 1853, of 767 thir . , ~,, eneasnotacked with collapse, rice -water ''arnettd's - crew tnok plac . When on grans, it gained in 13 weekm 2281 b et: -:- I liad rec • °urge to your ointment an , . d publication, takes place on Sunday, bringing the _ m g. el'arans, and other unequivocal sy h 'nee s oaken e • ',l 1: d t erang, vomit- men and officers re si i . 1., , . a pecu tar . ()nee rather more than 171 b per week ;ont ' • • • I ..., cu ously, by slow degreee, healed. the whole of the sores, steer ige passengers. A sli lit diminution howeve h b g f ,h. , , r, .as whole news of *any importance, by extra editions, up to ---7 _ _____ __ .____ ___ , - ,:' t , - but - it was n eefaell,°lnra, cloud wnich Norte over tam sum and the Albion en • • • - et nips an meal, and left my skin without a hlemi ' lh ; t° the utter astonish - taken place in the .num er o ce in passengers which the latest hour - of the same afternoon. The price of the LONDON: Printed and Published b MiTUD°- 4 ...... . et folloveed by any other ca . en six weeks it gained 102ileo being about 1 y - • nattira - until th e l d 20th, when dietth - Se of - adn il l • 13th The first to be attacked were the men a rea y . 71b. per inent o f t• d e "-Sold 14 all Druggists, and at I have left the - port tiering this compared with the pre .D• a , • 8 - • ' Orders mey be given to all of No. 112, Strand, Pri oflieq) my nen • • - , iss - an,e/s is ixpence. , nter, at The Sun sell ettatk r the ' weeo ; and on mangold and meal in seven weeks 1781 b P 3 !bego•& • h l' t fo- d'aiihaq, on te is . . sevelai of whom fell into a state being alio • - IL Is ' ut 2o s. per wee . , rofesso r H o ll oway ' s est tbliehments, 244, Strand, Lon- ceding year o the number for 1853 being 104 , whilst that ; n ews , en d ors i n t o wn and country ; and to the publisher; Strand, in tlw P ' • Orr s' reemet .of the Savoy, tu o _ .. elon, ,and 8,0 Maiden-lane, New York, . for the past year amounts to only 72. 6at the Dispatch-office, 139, Fleet-etreet, London. e . - --- -.. . : Middlesee. Thureleo _Lose.... A 1 SMs , i WATEIt-WoI:KS. - - ! Dividend Amount Name of Company. ' per of Paid. Price. 1 Annum. Share. -- - _ - £ s. d. £ s. d. East London - Grand Junction .... - ; 4 . per ant. 5O 0 0 all 70 Kent.... • • - 79 Lambeth . • - 100 0 0 - - New River Company ! 21.105. - - .55 3outAwark & Vausliall ii per cnt. 100 0 0 - 891 / 6. , West Middlesex •• • • - - . 93 • DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. d, Commercial ... •••.. •• 41. •• .. •• St. pr cent. Stock. I Stock. - East awl West India.. 15, pr cent. Stock. --- - East Country.. , 20e. per sh. - -••- London .... ... •• •!st. pr cent. Stock. I - 10534 Ditto ilonds.• .• 4l. per cent. - - - St. Katharine 4 per cent. Stock. - SO r4outhampton 3i. 4's per c. 50 0 0! 50 0 0 - Victoria - BRIDGES. . . _ . Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. £ s. d. 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By the publication of these Supplements the portion of the paper usually de voted to incidents of domestic and political importance will be reserved intact, and the engrossing subject of the War will receive the fullest and most varied illustration. A Supplement will be published on Sunday next (gratis), and on every succeeding week until further notice. The Dispatch, of Sunday, January 7th, 1855, will be printed in a new type, of an improved character, by which the pleasure of reading will be enhanced. Published every Saturday morning, at four o'clock, in tithe for the first trains and the mottling mails. Another edition is printed in the afternoon, .for the post of that evening ; and a third publication_ takes place on Sunday, bringing the whole news of any importance, by extra editions, up to the latest hour - of the same afternoon. The price of the Di.spatc/c is Sixpence. Orders may be given to all newsvendors in town and country ; and to the publisher, at the piqputeh-office, 139, Fleet-street, London. • • [ADVERTISEMENT.] —Holloway's Ointment and Pills certain cures for all Cutaneous Diseases.—Copy of a letter from Mr. James Meredith, Ashton-under-Lyne,. dated Jan. 15, 1854 :—" To Professor Holloway.. Sir, —For seven years I was a victim to the most unsightly of cutaneous diseases. My whole body was covered with sores, and although I haft recourse to a variety of means to relieve myself from this odious dizsgurernent they were totally unsuccessful. Eventually, however, I had recourse to your Ointment and Pills, which mira culously, b y slow degrees, healed the whole of the sores, and left my skin without a blemish; to the utter astonish ment of my friends."—Sold by all Druggists, and at Professor Holloway's est i.blishments, 244, Strand, Lon don, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York. MARRIED. On the Ist inst., at Stevenage, Herts, Edvis ru, of Mr. E. Filcher, of Faversham, Kent, to 1311 00 , Emily, daughter of the late Rev. George Beni . don, Essex. On the 2(1 inst., at gt. Pancras Church, ths Ken worthy, rector of Ackworth, Yorkshire , daughter of the late John Plowes, Esq., o f street, Tavistock-equare. DIED. On the let inst. Edmund Haworth, Esq., s' ° • Cheshire, and Aisthorpe, in the oeuntY. r aged 91. On the 29th ult. at Waye-bouso, Ashburton' Wm. Eales, aged 82. /10 On the : - lOth ult., at: Rose-lodge, Belfast , Posnett, Esq., J.P., agent for the Irish estates ° Dungannon, aged 60. 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