The Sun. — London, England, 1855-08-22 00:00:00

. . THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 185 5, - - ........ ---- • - INSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION OF METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF Junction Railway by the side of the Great Western Rail- t , BRTTFORD SEIREP FAIR. .PHE T,ONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGIIIT. , District Coen fi ker ofici . o i., a, N w •.1 Iu r - , Tyne; I larle, Bushe, and Ga-k:ll,Sou:hatop•on-b ui nett gs, SP:WEBS. .N-2,y, and under the West London Railway, near which it ... e impertant fair took plece on Monday, ; • ICu au,.:ery-1 tdie. LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE. will intercept the C , enters'-creek sewer. It will then FOREIGN OFFICE, AUG. 17. ! SCO PC fl SEQU ES URA 'IONS. This lar?,e an .................--. Yesterday a special Court of Sewers was held at th e proceed into the Uxbridge-roa.d, at Notting-hill, arid,. and was very folly a , tended by dealers from all part: of The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint the Johe Nfl t.rset ill .41,,worav, wit ter, E tiuottr c ;h• GREAT GATHERING AT KNOWSLEY. Court-house, No. 1, Greek-street, Soho. continuing along that road to Gloucester road, will join the country. The number of sheep penned was much Right Hon. Sir Richard Pakenham, K.C.8., late her Ma- T. and D. Dixie, manufacturers, Paisley. larger than usual, and the quality of the stock exhibited jestv's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary John Bert, Newburgh, Fifeshire, deceased. sio :N_l e r r . 3 Richard Jebb occupied the chair. The commies the Ranelagh sewer. Eastward of the Ranelagh it will NI Saturday the members of the mechanics' institu• present were-Messrs. J. Pascall, Wade, become solely an intercepting sewer, and will proceed was generally very superior. The prizes mentioned' be- to the King of Portugal and the Algarve*, to proceed to - as connected with the Institutional Association of " Thwaites, Sir John Shelley, Dr. Sayer, Messrs. G.. by way of Oxford-st., intercepting the King's Scholars I low were offered far competition. The prize stocks exhi- Lisbon on a Special Mission, to convey to his most faith neashire and Ch es hi re assembled, by permission, at !off e r, C. Johnson, T. Chalmers, F. 0. Ward, Hawes, Pond sewer at Duke.st., Grosvenor-square. At the Re- bited in particular were of the finest breeds, and their ful Majesty the Queenai congratulations on attaining his PRICES OF SHARES majority, and entering upon the full exercise of his royal IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM / iowsley the seat of the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby. G. S. Smith, and J. Hodgson. various excellent points elicited much admiration on functions. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. gent-circus it will join with the Regent-st. sewer ; thence it will continue along Oxford-st., New Oxford -at., Hart- the part or the judges, as well as of the public genes PANT ES' STOCK. e practical interest evinced by Lord Stanley in the FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUG. 20. appeared that the balance in the bands of the tr a- rally. Those sold early realised the highest prices, - - eee- motion had progress of adueational institutes for the It . , It will then oroceed street, King's-road, Liquorpond-street, and Back-hill. which were about 2s. a head in advance of late fairs. The Qaeen has bee] pleased to approve of Mr. Frederick serer on the' 17th inst. was 26,2001. Bs. 11d. ; checks Jelin Scott as Consul, in the Island of Triaitlad, for the Pram the Official List, iple has, it is needless to state, exerted a warm rat? drawn, but not yet presented, 335/. 19s. Bd. , available e where it will intercept the Fieet. along Ray-street, across Clerkenwell-green, and St. The trade throughout the day was very quick, and nearly Queen of Spain. ein the minds of all affected or benifited by his phi balance, 25,864/. 9s. 3d. • amount of deposit . account, John's square, to Wilderness-row, thence by the way of all penned changed hands at good prices, Wethers and CROW-OFFICE, AUG. 20. e meet:tem, KVEItY TLTE;DAY 't : , I!) FRIDAY' EVENI N' thropic labours ; and though recreation and en j O 9 - 30,0001. ; total balance, 105,8644 9s. 3d. Old-street-road and New Inn-yard to High-street, lambs, in particular, were much in request. Laelles Held MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TtlIS PERSENT PARLIA LONDON, TUEADA.Y, A.llff:le. 21, 1855. Shoreditch, along Church-street, Bethnal-green-road, and from 20s. to 38s. ; ewes, from 28s. 'to 40e. Wetaere, MENT• et had, doubtless, much to do with Saturday's ease*- DRAINAGE OP STDENHAY. . , ______ a ____ Green-street to the Regent's-canal, beneath which it will from 30s. to 50s. The show of rains was larae, and Kilmarnock District of Burghs-The Right Honourable lit was evident that a desire to give expression to A deputation from the inhabitants of Sydenhare, coo• nose along Old Ford-la.ne, and beneath the East India very superior in breed, and a first-rate business was done Edward Pleydell Bouverie, Presiaut pf the Poor 'WWI' GAS,Lii•ti i AND COKL; COMP ANI EA. I gratitude was a Primary motive to the proceedings. s i s ting of Dr. B. Muriel, Captain W. Morton, Mr. E. Dock Railway, near Sir Geo. Duckett's canal, at which in letting and selling. There was about the usual num. Board. !UN:well ktn.lulii Prom 3 o'clock to 5 there Was a continuous influx of Hunt, and Mr. W. Buss, waited upon the Court to point a junction will be effected with the northern high ber of cattle, but the trade, chiefly on account of the BOARD OF TR ADE, WFIITEHALL, AUG 'lO come ee teonean) per 7 al.: •Tic.,. itors. In th e un i on th ere are 70 institutes, and each complain o f the defective state of the drainage of Syden l eve l sew er, with which it will be carried over the River ver y hi g h prices asked, was very slack, and but few The Right Honoursble the Lords of the Couvuittme of allltillli theta. -. ...-.-._ ..- s adequately represented. It was calculated that over ham, and presented a memorial, signed by a large nom- Lea, near Old Ford, at such an elevation as to enable it sales were effected. There was a good supply of useful Pt ivy Council for l'rade and PI ‘ti F tati...n.i n 11 . 7 . resui•tki, £ s 0. £ a. 0. )0 persons were present, and of this number Manc . es- bet• . inhabitants, in which the attention of the com- t o be continued eastward to Barking creek and at that hacks, forest ponies, &c., but year cart colts were short through the i Secretary of St •to fir 1 o r ' e Ig t . A t - I'l I '8? Copy ,:,,,,,, •• . . The otonoeir, the e ssioners was called to the bad state of the drainage in point to discharge into the Thames at high water. Uponof a despatc i p on . , her Msjesty's ?r 1, 1).' en 'AU. 11l ma .iitto i'rovincial 7i. 2 0 '.•• 0 0 20 alone contributed no less than 1000. in number ; the trade in all sorts was tolerably good, (a copy of which is subj /1110) relative t., certain iitaceil- ilriginon -• • • 51. 20 ' - 2 0 0 15;,' locality, more especially in the neighbourhood of its course it receives two branches, projected with a view and prices ranged high, according to the value of the tricte supplying large numbers were -Liverpool, racist which hive been found to axial in the °Motel charts etc ) , or Loudon .•• • 4os JO. -:' • 160 1; Kit 500 . Bolton, 300 ; Warrington, 300 . ; Bury, 150 ; Kirk . dale, where there was a filthy, noisome, and pesti- of intercepting as much sewage as possible, for deliver of the Gulf of Siem. oetufneurelf 4th Cap,) . - 90 0 0 20 (1 - 9 respective animals. The prizes were awards d at the -..quitabli• • ••.. •• • 2/ 10s. 51' 0 ,', all - e remainder being made up of smaller tributaries from lential open sewer immediately adjoining the highway, by gravitation at high water. The first branch corn- annual dinner, which took place at the Three Swans (Cony.) Central .. -•• . 81 per cent 10 0 0 an li!i 5 other associations o f th e un ion. A large proportion the nuisance from which is still further and seriously in• menses at Curzon street, Piccadilly, and prooeeds b Her Majesty's ship Rattler, off Sirgapore, f ladies-the wives, creased by the whole 9 Hotel, Salisbury, on Tuesday afternoon ; Jehn Rehbock, I I T Ze ' rial .... ... 10 & -,iinus 50 0 0 all 9O • •• •• the gathering was composed o of the liquid sewage matter being Leicesteromuare, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, and Esq was in the chair, and about 40 gentlemen sat May 5, 1855. itette,entient ....... at 40 o 1 " 1 - r--1 3 e'• up from the new houses and shops built near to Lincoln's-inn-fields, and joins the main line at King's- d own . M r , Sillence, of Hursley, Mr. Smigs, of F a r e - My Lord,-I beg leave to solicit teat your lorishin will ~ 0,n1011...... ...... -'oo 0 0 ~ 1 - aghters, alai friends of the members -and when their nom .1 iseece is stated it i s unnece ssary t o a dd that the day the National Schools, there being no outfall sufficient to road, Gray's-inn-road: She second branch commences in ment. The hall, as take the d • the orlifiel e ee l ix •...... .... 4 per cent 60 0 0 52 i.i .. 30 ham, and Mr. Saunders, of Dor-et, were the judges, kindly salt the attention of the Lords of the Admiralty to Do., Parl. Preference 6 per cent. es e 0 ~ - the following errors which we have iteteeted in ... . . . al one of quiet and orderly eoj y nonage of suck houses, and praying that Commercial-street, Wlitechapel, and proceeds by Old Prize 1.-A piece of plate of the value of seven gui tatcliff ..... Si. 100 0 0 . 90 73 .. means may be taken to protect the health and lives of Montague -street, Buck's-row Devonshire-street West, II as the grounds, were thrown open for the ins;nc. neas, for the best 100 wether lambs bra iby the comps- charts th probable exteimon of trade in these regions. that a united •enerai ..... 9/. 10s. SL. 0 0 all 90 aof the excursioniste, and the revilepge was most ex- the inhabitants of the district, beneath the Eastern Counties Railway, and along West- titor, and not having been fed on artificial food-To ° 3 charts of the Gult of Slain ;ant to . suggest, m anticap , attoti v. , estininster . bartered 141 per cent. r)C 0 0 48 thorough survey of the Gulf should be maile Many in- Ditto, New ........ ' - 51 0 In t 0 ..._ asively availed - of. Mr. HUNT addressed th e C our t, a nd described the street, to a junction with the main line at Green-street. Mr. Futcher, jun., of Fovent. according to pre „ ar rangetnent, the members of the drainage of Sydenham to be in a worse state than any The low l Prize • evel area is bounded on the north by the lower 2.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, • five o'clock on the lawn c point out. WAVER-WORKS. soeiation assembled at _ . before place around London ; the inhabitants found this to be margin of the middle level area ;on the south, by the given by the Right Hon. S. Heibert, M.P., for the se In our charts the Island of Polo Paajang is planed about e south (rout lor the purpose 0 , f passing a sot® of the case, and medical evidence testified to it. The prim River Thames ;on the east, by the River Lea ;. and on cond.best ditto-Mr. R Dear, of Durnford. 18 miles too far to the westward. Its real pied doti is, Dividend Amount auks. to t h e Right Hon. the Lan of Derby and Lord cipal cause of this was the open sewer, from which much th e west by gensington-gar,lens, Bromotoo. and Chel- Prize 3.-A piece of plate of the velue of five guineas, north latitude 9 leg 18 min longitudelo3 1 36 mitt. Name of Company. •, ( eg. per 1 of Paid Price. afterwards Lord Stanley made his '1 - • Annum. I share. an i e y, Soon - laranoe on the balcony, and was rec eive d with vehe- p revai l e d, which was attributed to it, while no one could Ranelagh Sewer at Grosvenor-row, Queen's-road. Chel- 100 wether lambs-Mr E Watere, Stratford. miles too far to the south. Its true position is latitude 12 £s.O.X s. d. ant and long-continued cheering, past along the road without feeling the annoyance. The sea ;it paves along Queen-street and Belerave-place to Price 40-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, deg. 31 mini.. longitude 101 deg 11 min. :alt London - per cat Stock us, lo• Dr. HUDSON advanced to i the front and said-Ladies next cause was that there was no outfall for the sewer a jun ction with the Victoria Sewer. The Victoria Sewer given b 11 ' -General Buckley far the best 100 Nether y _ ajOr the anchorage at Meinsm Bea in four fathoms, ie 52 qtrand Junction ....•• 4. ter si n s 1 50 0 0 all 70 s'. per cnt. 1100 0 0 - 7114 lad G en tlemen, as rePrese 4 tative of the Institutional from the new houses and shop s , in cons equence of which t h en b o , come ,, an in•egral portion of the main line as far miles too tar to the east ward ;it really being latitude 13 I. a e i ri n t i;,:t . t; ....... .. 17.1 - 100 0 0 - _ lambs, mn k I,vin_t - been fed on artificial food, and from a .on i s tion of Lancashire and Cheshire you will allow the sewage had to be ra ; d b • ,* y pumping into a pipe as Par lament-etre.- ,at e northern en 6 e oc no excee mg de 021 min. 50 sec., longitude 100 deg. 36 ruin. 30 sec. t Some of these errors were pointed out by Mr. Crawford, \ew River ti . om . p . any 2l. 10s. - - outhwark &Vauxhall 5/ per cat. 100 0 0 - - - ,49% Le-on this occasion to dre w your attention to t h e a u • sewer , and whenever this took place the health of theleaves th e Nietoria-etreet hewer, and is continued Mr Gwy r, of Dowitton, i❑ . e e o nt of his mission to Siam in theyear 182') Si or t a nce Of the: gTeat movement in favour of educational inhabitants of the neighbou r h oo d su ff ere d, This 19 seweryhtbill to Charing. ross b the Strand, Peet - ' P . rlz . 5.-A pies of plate of tbe value of seven guineas, n b a-4 u ' , The , ituation of B . . ..... west Middlesex - Bangkok and its neighbourhood is given rogrese nowein' operation through the whole of the sewer was required to b e l owere d 4t o 7 f ee t below the 1)- to New Bridge-street, intercepting Y the Fleet, for the beat 100 breeding ewes on tooth, having been in erroneously, as a necessary conseou..ince of the errors I street, , . , BRIDGPS. ountry 1 iiiid i r do so merely for the purpose of initial- surface, and the open sew er t o b e covere d over f rom th e e t th en p asses alon g Crescent-place, under houses to th e possession of the competitor at least six months- have noticed. - . Dividend Am••unt lag an act a - imperative justice- You will excuse me point where the pipe sewer west into it to the railway ; Shoernaker-row, along Great and Little Certer-lanee, Mr. J. Fetcher, Fevatit. I have, &c. same of Company. per I of Paid. Price. Aan individual, trespassing for even one moment on beyond this point it went through fields. Caneon-street We.t. and Cannorostreet to King Wil- Prize 6.-A piece of plate of the value of fivo guineas, (Signed) JOHN BOWRING. Annum. I Share. Four rim® on an occasion like the present, but it is eny The Cnonteses said th a t th e district had been newlite ham.street l given by Viscount F dkeetone, for the best Hampshi re through Eaetcheap, Great and Little The Earl of Clarendo n , &c., &c , &c. , 4 lute' to call your attention to a resol u ti on a b ou t t o b e taken in in 180 a , and b e i ng new district large outfall T ower - streets, and T ower-hill to the Mi nor i es , per. Down rams of any age-Mr. Pain. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS, s. d. £s. d. iimigerford....•• .... - - - 12 imposed, and which will more than delight you. (Hear.) sewere were required to be made, bat the difficulty of forming its office °f intarce° t im in eta coarse ; Prize 7 . -A piece of P l ate el the "hie of five ouineate I'd Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavairy - Went worth ~ ,outliwark ......•• .. - ;100 0 0 - - have thereupon to call upon Mr. Rom one of the making them arose from the commissioners being pre- teence b R ' C- l B. •k- , 'I. F. J E _ y oyal Mint-street, lb e-street, ac roe. , given by J. E. Jervoise, -q., for thebeat pen 0 E o 1 Williem Buller end Henry Lengford Brown td Cernets. Ditto e e w ofel4 p.c IL per colt 150 0 0 - - 100; 0 0 - 3 post distinguished members of the Educational Asso- vented from making a higher rate than 6d. in the pound. Brook-street, and under the Blackwell Railway, near 10 Hampshire Down ram laMbs-Nlr. J. Fetcher, Fu- Ist it les 8d '6O 0 0 - 32 stein, vi e° Lord Kingsale, resigned ; Foralnand Yates ditto i Ann. o . . . . Ist Devon Regiment of Militia -Halifax N . Vyat! to be .vateree o , d ' • f _.. .iation of Lancashire, to propose to you the vote of The Ravensbourne district, in which Sydenham was Stepney station, to and along the Corninercial-rood, arid vent. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 - 28 to be Lieutenant vi 0., Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - banks entrusted to him for the purpose. (Hear.) situated, bad already had 20,0001, exp en d e d for this under the Regent's-canal to the Limehouee toll-bar, at Prize 8.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, Mr. MALCOLM Ross then presented himself amidst purpose, while a sixpenny rate would raise only 2,3001. which point turning northwards i n t o D e von-lane, under given by r. Baring, Eeq., 'M.P., for the beet pure South-West Kent . Infantry Regiment of Militia-Ensign v . Midst renesved. cheering. He said he saw before him in the district containing 12 or 14 square miles, and the th e Ewa an d West India Deck Railway, and along the down ram, of any aps-DI J. Mo ,ra, Littlecoto HenryH Stephen Light Holges to be Li - eutstiaut, vise Ashouru. hem, apnointe.l to the Rifle Brigade; .E.lsign Thomas DOCKS. he representatives of 70 mechanics' institutions of Lan- commissione r s had lately strained a point and granted Three Mills-lane, it passes under the River Lea, near Prize 9.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, Arthur Farrell to he Lieutenant, vice Parker, resigned. Dividend Amount ashire and Cheshire. These instituti ons emb race d 2,500 e, more t o ma k e sewers an d th e y h a d no further Three Mills-bridge, to a pumping s t a ti on on th e eastern given by Messrs. Attws,ter and Tabor, to the persen East York Regiment of Militi a _E ns i gn Don a l.', Robert Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. early 16,000 members, and. 5,000 evening at- funds at their command for the purpose. . side of that river. Here the sewage will be lifted to who shall pen the largest number of sheep for sale-M r , Ferguson to be Lieutenant, vice Wayinouth, appointed to Annum. Share. ; - andante. : who were unable to avail themselves of Mr. HUNT said what they wanted w as f o r the commis' the high level sewers. The height of the high level Se Strange, Hazle Dorset. the 17th Lancers. ______ bury, .e s. d. £ s. el. 411 means of education during the hours of the sioners to do the works required, but, if they would not, above the low level sewer being about 35 feet., engines . Royal Anglesey Regiment of Militia-Charles Robert , ay. It was, indeed, gratifying to find that those so then to sanction their being done at th e e x p ense of the of about 1,700-horse power must be provided for this d' 6 st k dist and West In t 0... pr cent. . oc . - - inch above them in rank, education, and station, al- inhabitants of Sydenham ; but the first thing required purpose. Near to the Stepney railway station, at Brook- FALKIRK TRYST. Tennant, late Lieutenant 35th Regiment, to he Lieutenant. East Kent Regiment of Militia-Ensign Francis Jones ..ornmerciai - ........ 5. pr cent. Stock. ' Stock. - Cast Country.. - +0 ..... Hiss tine to he Lieutenant, vice Robert Annesley, ap- eoneon . .••• 5i pr cent. Stock. - toe% owed them to wander through their magnificent halls, was to lower the pipe sewer. street, this sewer wilt have a flood outlet into the Thames, ____,.....--. pointed to the 97th Regiment. Ditto atmas•• •• - - - dmiriog rare articles of vertu, and throwing open that The CHAIRMAN said the commissio ners would give a t such a level as will enable the whole of its content° THESDA.-.The first of these great annual markets sh r „ e .,hi re rt e ..i men t o f milici a -Th omas mevrick Cheri- a Katharine •• .. -- - - ehich by right belonged to them ; while it was no less every assistance in their power if the inhabitants would to be discharged at low water, if required upon oilier- was held to-day on the usual stance. The stock ;ratifying tit, reflect at the close of the day, that not the raise the funds for effecting the object in view. gencies. There are are two branches connected with - was ton. G - mt., and R I).Rrt Me-tsfieltl, Gent., to be Ensigns. fully an average in p o i n t of numbers, and was composed Warwickshire Militia -Ist Regiment-Captain Thomas \-tctorta ... .. • Si. per cent 20 0010 n 0 10% ontitampton - lightest injury had been occasioned by so unusual an Mr, WADE suggested to the deputation that tbcy thi s lira, the first commenci n g by a junction with the o f North a n d W e 4 Highland cattle, a fe w f rom th e Barnard to be Major, vice Stuart, r1 , 413ed• 2d Regiment JOINT-S COCK BANKS. Aux of visitors, .and that the opportunities so freely ac- should postpone the work fora few months, till they King's Scholars' pond S ewer , at Vauxhall and pass.ing coun ti es s ou th o f Ab er is/lire, with a sp r i n kli ng ~f - Albert Stanley Prescott Knight, Gent., to be A- 138 i 4 tant• :orded by the gi f e.at had in no manner been abused by had the power in their hands under the Metropolis Local alow Abingdon-street to the main line at Parliament- Fitesbire cattle ; there was also a c msiderable number Surgeon. Dividend i amount 1 . 1 hose of humblerestation. (Hear, hear, form Lord Stan- Management Bill. . street, and the other commencino at Ferry-street. in the ~f 1,,k, r....- ft- .1:,....:-,.. ....-...„1 al- -....1,... „.____ mi 9,1 Snineriiint lleoirnnnt. of Militia-Senior T.iantAnnnt .- HI - I Wiill - rEt&r....si e.. is ....1 c.._ _l_ 3 BRTTFORD SFIEEP FAIR. ( THE tONDON GAZETTE OF LAST Nrokr. , District Coort, 8 her .efici : isaieass a Me se e oim apen . - INSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION OF METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF Junction Railway by the side of the Great Western Rail- I - , Tyee ; lierbe Millie, mid Gaek•.:ll,Souhatimmieb u i ei, g., .SE WEBS. ~-ay, and under the West London Railway, near which it ... l • • IMe tueery-1 me. LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE. will intercept the C •untersecreek sewer. It will then This laree and impertant fair took pl:•ce on efonday. ; FOREIGN OFFICE, AUG. 17. ! • i SCO i'Cfl SEQUEe URA 'IONS. -am-. , and was very folly aitended by dealere frem all part , e ' f The Queen has been gracieusly pleased to appoint the Joie ef tem, ,11 elmworev, tenter, E liumtreh. .................--. Yesterday a special Court of Sewers yeas held at th e proceed into the Uxbridgemoael, at Nettiug-hill, ard . , GREAT GATHERING AT KNOWSLEY. Court-house, No. 1, Greek-street, Sohu. continuing along that road to Gloucester-road, will join the country. The number of sheep penned was much Right Hon. Sir Richard Peketemin, K.C.B. late her M a . T. and D. Dixie, manufacturers, Paisley. i larger than usual, and the quality of the stock exhibited jestv's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister ilenipotentiary John Bert, Newburgh, Fifeehire, deceased. .Mr Richard Jebb occupied the chair. The commis- the Ranelagh sewer. Eastward of the Ranelagh it will 1 On Saturday the members of the mechanics!' institu• e - ner; resent were-Messrs. J. Pascall, Wade, become solely an intercepting sewer, and will proceed was generally very superior. The prizes mentioned* be- to the King of Portugal and the Algarve*, to proceed to , aions connected with . the Institutional Association of s T i h i waites p , Sir John Shelley, Dr. Sayer, Messrs. G., by way of Oxford-st., intercepting the King's Scholars low were offered far competition. The prize stocks exhi- Lisbon on a Special Mission, to convey to his most faith- Lanenshire and Cheshire aesembled, by permission, at Offur, C. Johnson, T. Chalmers, F. 0. Ward, Hawes, Pond sewer at Duke-st., Grosvenor-square. At the Re- PRICES OF SHARES d son gent•circus it will join with the Regent-st. sewer ; thence majorety, and entering upon the fu 1 exerci a o his royste bited in particular were of the finest breeds, and their ful Mejesty the Queenn congratula i tions ore ,, att f ain . ing his various excellent points elicited much admiration on IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- Knowsley the seat of the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby. G. S. Smith, and J. Ho g . functious. 1 it will continue along Oxford-st., New Oxford-et., Hart- the part or the judges, as well as of the public gene-. PANT ES' STOCK. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. The practical interest evinced by Lord Stanley in the t w t h r e e e r t e , i t K w in d g i FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUG,. 20. ared that the balance in the hands of the tree- rally. Those sold early realised the highest prices, The Qaeen has beea ple.ted to approve of Mr. Freaeri e k • - esee- - promotion and progress of adueational institutes for the It appe . -st l r t ee w t, il l a t ri h d e n ßa: r k o - c h e i e ll d . which were about 2s. a head in advance of late fano. urer on t e h 17th inst. was 26,200/. Bs. 11d. ; checks Jehn Seett as Consul, in the Island of Trieeteet, en the Pram the . Official List, people has, it is needless to state, exerted a warm grati' ° drawn, but not yet presented, 335 e 191. Bd. ; available along Ray-street, across Clerkenwell-green, and St. The trade throughout tbe day was very quick, and nearly Queen of Speen. , tilde in the minds of all affected or benifited by his phi balance, 25,864/. 9s. 3d. • amount f d n o eposi account John s square, to Wilderness-row, thence by the way of ' i s ri r t o e a rc d 4t L t ig h t ir F rP it 7 e n t d . (I ban& at good pri all penned change • ces, Wethera arid , CROWN-OFFICE, AUG. 20. et - Timm:ore) iIVERV ILIEr4DAY .V NO FRIDAY' EVENIN , lanthropic labours ; and though recreation and enjoY - 30,0001. ; total balance, 1 ' 05,8644 9s. 3d. ' Old-street-road and New Inn-vard to High-street, lambs, in particular, were much in request. Laub, Held i MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN 'fills PRIISENT P.1./LIA- i LONNIN, TUEADAY, AVG. 21, 1855. Sboreditch, along Church-street, Bethnal-green-road, and from 20s. to 384. ; ewee, from 28t. Mo 40e. Wetoere, MENT• meat had, doubtless, much to do with Saturday's excur- DRAINAGE OP STDENHAM. Green-street to the Regent's-canal, beneath which it will from 30s. to 50s. The show of 'rams was laree, and Kilmarnock Dietrict of Burghs-The Right Helve - treble sion, it was evident that a desire to give expression to A deputation from the inhabitants of Sydenhare, con- Pass along Old Ford-lane, and beneath the East India very superior in breed, and a firsnrate business was dem ) Edward Pleydell Bouverie, Prosideut ef the Poor Lew GAS,Ltisili AND COKi. COMP aNI EA. IhIS gratitude was a Primary motive to the proceedings. a iming of d D m r. B. Muriel, Captain W. Morton, Mr. E. Dock Railway, near Sir Geo. Duckett's canal, at which in letting and selling. There was about the usual num. Board. . Dmitri. Amo uh i From 3 o'clock to 5 there Was a continuous influx of Hunt, an .r. W. Buss, waited upon the Court to point a junction will behffected with the northern high ber of wattle, but the trade, chiefly on accouot of the BOARD OF TR eDE, WFIITEHALL, AUG '2O. Name ~ q. Coll1Pan) per ot . iti.: cric.. an- each comPlai n sef the defective state of the drai nage as , d e •th hiit ii b • d th E . • • k d • i e ib t f The Right Honoureble the [mole of the Ceunuittese of annum Stun 0. visitors. In the union there are 70 institutes, d n level sewer, wi wicl wi e came over e tver very high prices as e , was very sac , aro u ew . ___ ..._.__ ..__ d that over ham, and presented a memor I • d b - 1 Y Old Ford, at such an elevation as to enable it ff d Th d l t • f l m o ves Council for Ernie an d pe o m e tne is h sot reseirroi, vas adequately represented. It Was calculate ia , ingne y a arge num- Lea, near sales were e ecte . ere was a goo supp y o nee u X s d. £ s. d. Manches- ber of inhabitants, through the Secretary of St !te en• Foreign Aileirs, e copy ~ . . which the attention of the corn- to be continued eastward to Barking creek, and at that hacks, forest ponies, &c., but year cart milts were short 5000 persons were present, and of this numbehrhe other ria . • ! in f ietpatch from her Mteestv's Plenipetentiary in China " I n t ' sh , •: • ~, 2 , 0 2 ,, 0 0 20 ter alone contributed no lees than 1000. _ . 1 issioners wee called to the bad state of the drainage in point to discharge into the Thames at high water. Upon in number ; the trade in all sorte was tolerably good 7 ':. 4 n ; ' • • •• - ' • ' . ' f ich is subleinel) rektive to eertairt inaccit. • I • m etto i rovillelau 7/. 5/ 20 y - 2• 0 0 151 i were-mleinerPoo , the localit 3 7 , more especially in the neighbourhood of its course it receives two branches, projected with a view an d • • d high according to the value of th'e ' a e u " i b e 7_, 11 , e ' " r i" • • id, • prices lenge . , , , • rig •on - •• . . . . . racers weice 'owe eeen mun e to expo in tee Whom! charts eity of London .•• • 4 oe 10. ~, - 100 0 - districts supplying large numbers 0 • BurY 15 0 ; Kirkdale h to 4) e 20 (1 - about 500 • Bolton, 300 ; Warrington, 30 ~ le taine; from Itil , w ere there was a filthy, noisome, and pesti- of intercepting as much sewage . as possible, for deliver 9 respective animals. The prizes were award- dat the of the Gulf of Siem. ~ :Jilcineutal 4th Cap, ) . - -..:ouitable • .• .. •• . 2/ (Os. 5(.• 0 ,t all - the remain ' cler being made up of smaller tri u • . en a . open sewer immediately adjoining the highway, by gravitation at high water. The first branch corn- annual dinner, which took place at the Three Swans (Copy.) el .... 81 per cent In 0 9 all 1 11.', arge proportion the nulean the other associations of the union. Al ce from which is still further and SerlOUsly in• ntences at Curzonatreet, Piccadilly, and proeeeds b 9 Hotel, Salisbury, on Tuesday afternoon ; J•ihn Relibeck, Her elajetty's ship Rattler, off Singapore, in r i 7; r :lntr . ..... ::: .. 10 & ' , onus 50 0 0 all 90 th ive of the gathering was composed of ladies - ew s, creased by the whole of the liquid sewage matter being Leicesteremuare, Chandos•street, Covent-garden, and E.g., was in the chair, and about 40 gentlemen sat May 5, 18 5 5. , ,„ ltl/I•llendent .......... 5, 40 0 0 9, --.. bers-and when their pumped u from th ~ ur lorithip mu ; eedou.• e new houses and shops built near to Lincoln's-inn-fields, and joins the main line at King te d own , Mr. Selence, of liursley, Mr. &met, of Fare- ki lt?. Lorl,-I beg lettve to solieit teat ye _. . ~ .... ...... -'eo 0 o o 1 - 1 daughters, mil friends of the mem to add that the day the nia • P ly li the attention of the Lords of the Admiralty to Ito., Parl. Preference 6 . per cent. 25 o 0 - I presence is stated it is uneecessa. tonal Schools, there being no outfa,ll sufficient to road, Gray s-inn-road: She second branch commences in ham, and Mr. Saunders, of Dor-et, were the judges. • Pce is ........ .... 4 per cent. 60 0 0 52 i. .. 3 , 01, , rY o ment. The hall, as take t : the ' foll c o a w• • h 1t • 1 th sdi 'el ine emote which we ave •e et to, 10 0 ) (AA tees one of quiet and orderly eoj y f he drainage of such houses, and praying that Commercial-street, Wletechapel, and proceeds; by Old Prize 1.-A piece of plate of the value of semen gm- e •• • ' t liff 51 100 00,900 ,' 73 . thrown open or the inspec harts of the Gull of Si•tm • enit to suegest, in anticipation ;the . e•••• • t • well as the grounds, means ma b t k t were .., yoa en o protect the health and lives of Montague-street, Buck's-row, Devonshire-street West, neas, fir tbe best 100 wether lambs bre+ by the compe- 0 e l' the !nimble externem o'f• trade in 'these regions. that a Jiited . •eneral ...... .1. 10s. f t ( u C c ; 0 0 $ll 20 48 an d the privilege was most ex- the inhabitants of the district. t e u s i t t i t n , :n i t N t e e w re harte .. re . d . 41 per cent. • • tion of the excureioniste, beneath the Eastern Counties Railway, and along West- titor, and not having been fed on artificial food-To ~ 1 P h f th G lf h I 1 le •le &tiny in t ioroug survey o e u sou i e mit . " 51 0 . 10 t o -_ tensively availed - of. Mr. HUNT addressed th e c our t, a nd described the street, to a junction with the main line at Green-street. Mr. Futcher, jun„ of Fovent. accuracies have to be corrected beanies those I sh ill now ' h b ent, t e mem ers at the dra• mage of Sydenham to be in a worse state than any The low level area is bounded on the north by the lower Prize 2.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, po i nt „ n WA rER-WoRKS. According to pre.arran fi rtn e 'clock on the 1 nb e assoeiation assembled at e _ .aw etere place around London ; the inhabitants found this to be margin of tbe middle level area ;on the south, by the given by the Right Hon. S. Heiberte M.P., for the se In our charts the Island of Pulo Paujang is planed abont ose of - passing a vo e o Dividend Amount t f the case, and medical evidence testified to it. The prin- River Thames ;on the east, by the River Lea ;. and on condhest dieto -Mr. R Dear, of Durnford. 18 miles too far te the west ware. Its real posinou is, the south frout ler the tai l l e p Erl fDe - b and Lord • Name of ComPany• of Paid Price. thanks. to the Right Hon. a_ 0 r3' cipal cause of this was th e open sewer, f rom which much the West bv Keneington-gardene, Bromnton, and Chel- Prize 3.-A piece of plate of the velue of five guineas, north latitude 9 dee 18 tnin., longitude 103 deg. 36 mio. An p n e u r m. -41 , etre. afterwards Lord Stanley made his ap- sickness had arisen, and d ' h given by A. Morrison, El., of Few hill, for the best Cape Liaut staters 25 toilet too far to the east, and sih Stanley. • Soon d tiring t e last year cholera had sea Hospital. The line commences by a junction with the o e on the balcony, an note rec e i ve d w i t h ve l e ,. p revai l e d, which was attributed to it, while no one could Rl' h S t G row Queerest-road. Chel- 100 wether lambs-Mr E Watere, Stratferd. miles) too far to the sleuth. Its true position is latitude 12 Xs.d.X s. d. pearakt. ane ag ewer a rosivenor- , nued cheering deg. 31 tnim. loneitude 101 deg 11 nine test London meat a,nd long-conti . past along the road without feeling the annoyance. The sea ; it - passes along Queen-street and Belgrave-place to Price 4e-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, 70 D r. Hopsott adnaneed teethe ! front and said-Ladies next cause was that ther e was no out f a u f or th e sewer - " •e e ee• t• S w The Viet - ilia Sewer g iv e n hy Major-General Buckley le' the best 100 Nether alunction witn tne vic Ora, e er. ome is 52 orand Junction The anchorage at Meinam Bar, in four fath , = .... , . 50 0 0 all 'tilde 13 Kent.... - 7114 miles too esr to the eastward ; it really beihg len et go lip ,' G en tlemen, as rePreseiltatire of the Institutional from the new houses and shops, in consequ ence of which th en bec nmes an in•egral portion of the main line as far lambe, net k tvins been fed on artificial food, and from a i„untieth .......• •• - 100 0 0 - - de .. 21 min. 50 sec., line:toed° 100 I In Leg. .._ Unit. 30 • A ssoc i a tion of Lancashire and Cheshire you will allow the sewage had to be rai ee d by p • •t • • 7) l • tt th th d f Yen the umping in o a pipe as ear iament-ttree , a e nor ern en nw 1 flock not exceeding 400 e ves, bred by the competitor- Some of these omen) were pointed out by Mr. Crawfurd, C • •ew River Company - 21. 10s. _ _ outhwark &Vauxhall 5 , per cnt. 100 0 0 - _ _ 89% me•on this occateion to dre w your att „ t i on to t i le m i . Rewer , aud whenever this took plac e th e health of the sewer leavet the 'V ictoriamtreet hewer aril is continued Mr. Gwy r, of Dewoton, in •he account of his initsion to Skin in the year 1822. West Middlesex .• •• - 91 portance of the,great movem en t i n f avour o f educational inhabitants of the neighbourhood suffered. ! This pipe by Whitehag to Charing-cross, by the Strand, Fleet- Prize 5.-A wee of plate of tLe value of seven guineas, The tituation of Bangkok and its neighbourhood is given . p r ogres4 notneill • eaPeration through the whole of the sewer was required to be lo were d 4t o 7 feet below the s t ree t, t o New Bridge-street, intercepting the Fleet- ler the beet 100 breedino ewes on tooth, having been in erreneoutly, as a, necessary consegustme of the errors I BRIDGES. countrY ; iitict - T do 00 merely for the. purpos e of initiate surface, and the open sewer to be covered over from the It then passes along Crescent-place, under houses tii the possessien of the competitor at least six months- have noticed. '. . Dividend Am..unt i ng an act ref - imperative jastice. You will excuse me, point where the pipe sewe r we n t into it to the railway ; Shoemakermow,_along Great and Little Certer-lanen Mr. J. Futcher, F.ivaeit. I have, &c. name ot Company. per I of Paid. Price. as an individual, trespassing for even one moment on beyond this point it went through fields. Caneowstreet Wett. and Cannonestreet to King Wil- Prize 6.-A piece of plate of the value of fivo guineas, (Signed) JOHN BOWRING. Annum. I Share. your time on an occasion like the present, but it is um The CHAIRMAN said that the district had been newt/ ham-street through Eattcheap, _ Great end Little given by Viscount F dkestone, for the best HoMpshire The Earl of Clarendon, lec., &,c , &c. ; I t s. d. X e. d. s CO eIeIISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. I _ 12 duty to call your attention to a resolution about to be taken in in 1849, and b e i ng a new district large outfalt Tower-streets, and Tower-hill to the Minoriee, Per' Down rams of atm age-Mr. Pain. Iliingerford .. - •• .... - i - Mimed, and which will mere than delight you. (Hear.) sewere were requi re d t o b e ma de, bet the difficulty of f orm i ng it s o ff ice o f intercention in ite course ; Prize 7. -A piece of plate of the value of five Zllineaß, Ist Devon Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry - Went worth touthwark ......•• .. - !too 0 0 - - m Mem Beller and Henry Lengford Brewn tobe Cernets. mite eew ofelte p.c IL per colt 1 1 5 0 g 0 0 g - I have thereupon to call upon Mr, Ross, one of the making them arose from the commissioners being pre- teence by Ro al Mint-street, Ceble-street, Back-roa/l, eiven by I. F. J. E. Jervoise, E-q., fel- the hest pen of I Vi Ist Devon Regiment of Militia-Halifax \seven to be mated., . 31: 2 Most distinguished members of the Educational Asso- vented from makin ii . h tth 6d •th d . Y )31 kllle •1 'II he D I b NI JFt li F g a ig er ra e an .in e poun . Brook-street, and under the ac wa as way, near 1 a ~.., amps ire own rem am s-. r. . u c er, m Captqin. vie° Lord Kingsale, resigned ; Ferninand Yates Ditto Old ann. of 8/. . R. . I/ 1 - 4 8d 60 0 0 ----- 32 ciation of Lancashire, to propose to you the vote of The Ravensbourne district, in which Sydenham was Stepney station, to and along the Comtnercialmoed, and vent. to be Lieutenant. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. IL 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 - 28 Vauxhall ..........•• 965. 70 in 3 -21 i, thanks entrusted to hina for the purpoise. (Hear.) situated, had already had 20,000/. expended for this u n d er th e It egen t' s . cana l t o the Limehouse toll-ber, at Prize - 8.-A piece of plate of the valne of five guineat, Wett Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia-Ensign . Mr. MALooLu Ross then presented himself amidst purpose, while a sixpenny rate weuld raise only 2,300/. w hi c h p o i„t t urn i ng northwerds into Devon-lane, under given by r. Baring, Etq., M.P., for the best pure South- Henry Stephen 1 - 10,1,2't3i to be Lieuteneut, vete Ashouru- . - DOCKS. &Midst renewed cheering. He said he saw before him in the district containing 12 or 14 square miles, and the th e E as t an d w es t I n di a Dnce Railw a y, and along the nteen rare, of any wee-Mr. J. Mo ire, Littlecott. hem. apnointeil to the Rifle B•igaele; •Eesign Thomas the representatives of 70 mechanics' institutions of Lan- commissione r s had lately strained a point and granted Three Mille-lane, it passes under the River Lea, near Prize 9.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, Arthur Farrell to he Lieutenent, viee Parker, resigned. Dividend Amount cubit.. and C.heshire. These instituti ons em b race d 2,500 t, more t o ma k e sewers an d th e y h a d no further Three Mills-bridge, to a pumping s t a ti on on th e eamern given by Metiers. Mttwater and Tinton to the person East Yerk Regintent of Militia-Eosign Donal , . Robert Name of Company. per of Paid. . Price. Annuin. Share. , nearly 16,000 members, and. 5,000 evening at- funds at their command for the purpose. . side of that river. Here the sewage will be lifted to who shall pen the lareest number of sheep for sale-M r . Fergusen to be Lieutenant, vice Waymouth, appointed to -. tendante e who were unable to avail themselves of Mr. HUNT said what they wanted was for the commis- the high level sewers. The h e i g ht o f th e hi g h level j, Strange, Hazlebur . v, Dortet. the 17th Lancers. _ X s. d. , £ s. 4. Royal Anglesey Regiment of Militia-Charles Robert , the means of education during the hours of the stoners to do the works required, but, if they would not, above the low level sewer being about 35 feet., engines . ornmerciai .. •.• - .... seer cent. Stock. ' Stock. - Tennant, late Lieutenant 35th Regiment, to he Lieutenant. _ :am aim West India.. 6 pr cent. Stock. - - day. It was, indeed, gratifying to find that those so then to sanction their being done at th e e x p ense ot the of about 1,700-horse power must be provided for this FALKIRK TRYST. East Kent Regiment of Militia-Ensign Frances Jones i'Aist CoUntry . - -- - • much above them in rank, education, and station, al• inbabitants of Sydenham ; but the first thing required purpose. Near to the Stepney railway station, at Brenk - toet t Haseltine to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Annesley, ap- eondon . .•• •••• 5i pr cent. Stock. lowed them to wander through their magnificent halls, was to lower the pipe sewer. street, this sewer will have a flood outlet into the Thames, _____,..--. pointed to the 97th Regiinent. Dote aends•• •• - - - admirieg rare articles of vertu, and throwing open that The CHAIRMAN said the commissio ners would give a t such a level as will enable the whole of its content' Tuespey.---The first of these great annual markets - ob r p hi re m eg i men t o f militi a -Th omas Meyrick Cheri. t• Katharine •• '• '• •• I Pee cent. ' Stock. - - which by right belonged to them ; while it wat no less every assistance in their power if the inhabitants would to be discharged at low water, if required upon omen- wag held to-day on the usual stance. The stock was ton. G " , - , 11 ' t., an d Rehert M tesfiela, Gent., to iie E n tiens. outhampton \•i c toris ... ..• 56. per cent 20 0 0 In 0 0 ion gratifying to reflect at the close of the day, that not the raise the funds for effecting the object in view. gencies. There are are two branches connected with - fully an average in p o i n t of numbers, and was composed Warwickshire Militia -Ist Regiment-Captain Thotnes slightest injury_ lead been occasioned by so unusual an Mr. WADE sugoested to the deputation that thtsy this lire, the first commencing by a junction with the of North and We,st Highland cattle, a few from the Barnard to be Major, vice Stuart, resigned. "td Regiment • JOINT-Sri:X.lK BANKS. MIA of visitors ! And that the opportunities so freely am should postpone the work for a few months, tiil they Ming's Schola rs ' Pond S ewer , at Vauxhall, and passing coun ti es s ou th o f Ab er deenshire, with a sp r i n kli ng „f - Albert Stanley Prescott Knight, Gene-, to be Assistant' corded by the gl f eat had in nO manner been abused by had the power in their hands under the Metropolis Local aloico Abingdon-street to the main line at Parliament- Fifethire cattle ; there wae also a csnsiderable number Surgeon. Dividend - Amount 'inept of Militia-Senior Lieutenant Name of company. . per I ,oi Paid Prce. those of humblerestation. (Hear, hear, form Lord Stan- Management Bill. street, and the other commencing at Ferry-street. in the of lots from the districti around the merit, t stance. The W 2 . 1. Sou ß lerset t P rt g l i te Cpt • vice Thb.ckeray resined ; 1 Annum. -.hare. • • i . iam A rre ley.) Wlth respect to Lord Stanley, he would merely The deputation then retired, with the underetanding Tele of Dogs, peeping alono East Ferry-road, Prestoe huyere were not so numerous-mere periiculany frern g 1 1 t fitz 1 M i ltieTetts to be Lieute'nant g vice say, that were he not present, he would give more unre• that they would consult the inhabitants of Sydenham on New-road, Bowean e , Catherine-street, under the Lime- England- as formerly, probably in consequence of the ri n4l--n r e( an - - • J b E ip • • elver. resigned ; Ensign William 0 n veret owe to i Z a. d. 4 s. 41. served expression to his feelings. Now, however, rather the course to be taken. house-out, to the main line at Brickfield-lane. The Lockerby and Melnise lamb markets heie g h e ld on th e be Lieutenant, vice Birrett. promoted ; Charles Fraser, tustraht5ia....... than sneak of him in relatian to the efforte he had made DRAINAGE OF THR NEW CATTLE MARKET AND HACKNEY whole of the foregoino linen converge to the same point , a „, d a a, y There never were so raany tai t hland cows Gent , t•o be Ensign, vice Marshall, resignee • John Fen- : rth American it per cent.' 50 0 0 , I tritish ‘o , ~ • _ !oinmercial of London. 11.. per cent 100 0 0 20 0 0 ~ . towards the promotion of useful knowledge defin e ; the DROOK. on the eastern side of the River Lea ; the two high level men at an Aueuet inarket. In consequence of the lerge wick Wilkinson, Gent,. to be Enti i F - 1. 14 .11 . v-ce - - '.- B. Spur- !olonia , ...........„ i 5, per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - , few years he had been amongst them, he - would look for- Sir J. SHKLLEY, aCCOrdlog to the notice given at the ...ete rs hevi ng *resee d over , and the lower sewer under prices asked for in th e In nning business was stiff, atid wey, pronaote I; Hugh Hamilton Parkes, Gent., to he Eo- lonian ..............• 6, per cent. ,2500 25 0 0 - ward to what he might do. Among the liberal meagures l as t c o u r t, w h en a dep uta ti on atte n d e d to complain, on Enid river. 'rho sewage of the lower sewer having been tee or no sales were effected before 9 o'clock-what was sign, vice Duffin, appointee to 20th Regiment ;Ro , ert Lond.Cliar.Bk.of ins. • - 1200 0 , all 0 2 . 0 , • London and County . ha had advoeated, the part-he had taken in reference to the part of the inhabitants of Stoke Newington, af the cfted to the upper level, the se wage of all three will pro- done up to that hour was amongst the two and thr e e.y r . Edwards, Gent., to be Eitsign, vice Clarke, promote 1 , Londi. and westininstr en percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 48 the repeal of the.dutiea on kriowledge had entitled him nuisance arising from the sewage of the New Cattle teed by three parallel lines in a nearly direct course to old West Highland stots of a good kind. The show of Jehn Bellamy, Gent., to be Eesign, vice Bennhett,Bap eontion Joust mock - to their warmeat thanks). In this and other matter e h e mar ket being conducted into the HackneY•brook, said Vie Theme., at the outlet at Berking-creek, where a re- fat was a mott splendid olie, both in point of num- pointe,l to h sr n it t ogi f ixnt ; il.tier o etu ,k et i i n stu fi s ,h iert ur i otr:i !'rovineial of Ireland V.. per ce e l i t i t t: , 1 1' 1 ° 0 0 ( 1 ) 1 25 r:?1 ° --- , - might truly say,' erglatiy ,alterinne the words of en old that it appeared by the report of the engineer that tetvoir will have to be provided and means aeopted for bers and qiialite, for an August market, and it t si n erge r i l i N g ioitgh , i re ., ... ‘• t iilit a ia Ens D ig f n o vi : Clark g e, Gen a t i , P t i o be ei t iio t i n t ' n or i.:,;(i . :, - . I 6 re r r c cent.; 50 0 0 22 10 0 - poet, not only " Stets/en', noble father, , noble son," lint 30,000/. was required to be expended to mitigate the (I soharging the accumulated sewage at and near the time sold very readily in the early part of the day. So much e : _ensign ! vice Rickette, per:mote:l 'g - Charles •Tamee' Osborn Nat. Provincial of Eng. I 81, per cent. !100 0 0 35 0 0 - `• Stanley, pateiot father, petriut son. ' He would not nuisance, and looking at the fact that Another bedy .4 h; h Th • • gcm ter. e reservoir will be abouta mile and a 8 •It la t got for cows, and from 9s. di l a - ' el b - E ' '' W J E P 1 at A. pet MI c s ene was miters, ent., to e nsign, vice . • • 00 0 , Pr°' Al Ditto, New - tidal Bank Corpora ;11'• p ct.Bcbs. 25 0 0 all - , torther intrude on the time of the assembly. The pro- would soon come into power, he could came to no other , to 10s. for stots. ne business in is way was one meted. 11 , 4 itil ih 70ft elf ' •ft T ! • • th ' d ng , and about ee wi e, orming, in ac ia .. .. 114' p.et.&bs. 25 0 0 •• 391, position ha had to make would, he believed, be secolined conclusion than th a t it was not advisable to expe n d suc h th e it B T • an d , h a lf of the outlet sewer, enlargel to a e ith cern erative ease. Two-yr-old Calthnees snits soli Oxfordshire Regiment of Militia-Ensign Thomas Freae. %.i i t i :: , A o r u s ‘ t a u r s l tralla..•• 30.. per cent. 25 0 0 „ ' - unanimously and with acclamation by all pretent • • „tnd, a sum of money on a temporary work. He therefore c ali n mi fn e • t • bt 7 NCI 0 " h . ft I' f P e b ald b • bt 10 'k B Ikele tr bfe t t• , mh o es Newton Hare Ditto .. - 111' aemy siumment _or storing aou , , cu lc ee , , n t e e orenoon :1„. a out i. a- lea , eing a oti A. Tic u y.)e Mu ellen , vICt, in .1. 210 0 - in conclusion, he would merely propose " That the most moved a resol • Union of London - ution :- or double the average quantity of sewage which, oith an above the corresponding marke. of last yeer (hut these neon, resigned. . Union of Madrid ... •• t - 40 0 0 all -- respectful and 'grateful thanks of this meeting, repre- " That the commission, having considered the report im d t ly would be produced by the pro- were dear bought in) ; but even with this rise the seller+ prove wa er sum) • NAYAL PRIZE MONEY. seated by 70 mechanici and other adult educaticeml in- of the chi e f engin eer as to the beet means of di vert i„ o s p„ti ve population diming the eight hours in which the were losing money. There were very few real good CANALS. ttitutions of Lancashire and Cheshire, be presented to Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, the sewage of the New Cattle-market from the H ac k'. reeervo ir outlet would be closed. The area designated \Veit Highlend threeynold stots in the market, but the Right Hon. the Earl of. Derby, for hi s no bl e an d „ y .b„ o i g w hil e f u lly recogniting the extreme im or- she western d vision commencing a little to the east of those that were there met with a ready sale. Two year- Ailmera?ty, Somerset House, Aug. 16. _ s, Dividend . generolls COMlllet in admitting so large an assemblage to tance of covering over and otherwlse im • P dCh 1 ' d d• t d f fh b proving that Bromptee an e sea, an exten mg wes war as ar eel heasts ot. e a ove stanp, in va ue IOM .t • kit. 1 f, 6/ n, Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein, eames ot !I! Dividend Price Names ot c e per ' tl t ' t• • ta prep,tra ions Ire risit . , inal f. cing fo t r h the ß, l lo . _ , •ntendea (limn. 0 p i eS ,S , per Companies. 2 Annum. Fri ( ' his mansion and grounds : and this meeting desires to main sewer, yet looking to the magnitude of the works as Brentford, is of so low a level that it is impossible to w •uld he from 101. to Iss. below the prices obtained last a h , oner ' nni- an . 1 ! (7., Annum. assure Lord Startle bution of proceer s aris g n y, M.P., that the friends of ednca- pointed out in the report and the position of the coal- Again any other natural means of drainage than into the Year. From the commencerneut of the market up till 12 13 i n 29te r i ‘ .A7ril . 1.854 b st h n r M sc a ' est 'a - - ----! - - tional reform enteet • th Gebruder, ceptured on t . e p , • .Y e J Y 4 X -am --e most lively gratitude towards mission, and considering that th e w h o l e su bj ec t o f th e g ver a s t r t T o obviate this, it is woposed to de • ' , I le althou h a ood man sales were made, it i a p esen . • . I h h f f" ( t ) ' n ' A g I g t'ff 'l'? b ' ships Aumbion and Cruiser. . t t 1 . , shtn&Oldh 98 76 p. ct. 139 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 511. his lordship for his enlightened advocacy of every mem main drainae f h • • „e o t e reetropolis must come before the rect the whole of the sewage to one pnint on te s ore o cnn..neuee UnCOMMOn.y 14.1- ___e usiness done, even Agents or other persons havine any jutt and 'eget t e Barnsley • 160 .-, - 'math -. •• - 100 16: 150 sure conducive to the moral and intellectual welfare of el . etropolitan Board of Works fo r th e i r early considera- the river, near the entrance into the Kensington-canal, to this hour, was kept up so uncommonly close ma,nd unliquideteil against the mid proceeds are required arkiiks , tb , 150 41. - Oxford .•• •• 100 - lln the people." 40 41. 94 l'eak nerest. 78 5. Os 86 i tion, is of opinion that this question of the best means of and there take means for teparating the liquid and solid that it wae difficult to ascertain prices. The prin. to transmit the perticulars of any such demand to the Re- Birmingham , ntry.••• :100 25 ;. 209 Regent s . 30 1 14, 4 The resolution having been carried amidst repeated diverting the drainage of the New Cattle-market be left • f hf . ( 1.1 d ' •d f k h •1k d f • - nstrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order that tbe eoye portions of the sewage be ore t e ormer is isc large cilia' kin s o stoc s tat wet() oo e a ter y,,ele g taxed, and allowed by that officer, oerny . ... 'lOO ti, 15s. 84 Rochdale . 8 5 11. 10s. GO cheers, for the decisiou of the board which is to supersede this into the river. young cows and heifers, and that was accounted for same testy be e o r to t e h m e i fled, :Msmre&Chs 69 2 , 14 p. ct - romrset Coal )40 - - tion of the Jud e of the said coert Lord STANLRY presented himself, and was again most commission." This design may be regarded as the extension of Mr. in this way, being mere easy mane up at thie ancl k paetl. i un d all ote s Z n ersons holdin g owers of attorney, 'lrandi nein iOO 3 pr.ct. - D ul o .d Lk ‘ !• I-t , 12 :7_ .7 2 - 5 enthuentetically received He said-Ladies and Gentle- M • r• Tanmeres seconded elan resolution, which was Forster's tiews, adapted to the new features which every teason than stots. Even good cattle from 10/. te 13/. g en Ban • P 1• g p tb ' t Do , 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. .214 i & Vorc 140 21i. 4_ pi me orders, atsignments. or ot ler inetrurnen s, y vir ue rand urrey 1001 4/ - ( Sbrewsbury mme men, good friends, and neighbours all,-Do not imagine unanimously adopted. suburb of London is yearly presenting. The cost of the value suffered in many instances a reduction of abeut of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share • ;rand Union 1001 1.• es. - 18tonrhrld g s.. , i4a , 121. 285 . .. that lam about to ask you to waste any considerable PLANS FOR THE 1.4E9/ 'DISTRICT BOARDS. whole of the works is estimated at 1,750,0001.; add to et, a h ea d. In short, at the Cl•ifie of the market, a very wormin g to any captor, are requested, with us little Kennt & Avn 39 65. Od • 6% I , evern andl 1 s l 2 , 28 part of the remaining, portion of this da.y, unfortunately elr. Tawerrea said that in a few months anew body this 1,250,000/., the estimate for the southern main considerable number were left uns•dd, there being to all d e l ay ' as p o ,, s ibl e , t o transmit the same. accompanied Lancaster .. 100 - _. '.... ‘ e Rail _4 i 2 "t • & too short, in listening to a speech from me. _Public would supersed e them, an d it * as ob v i ous ly th e i r d u ty dr a i nage , an d th e tot a l outlay necessary for the oomple- appearance neither men nor money to buy them. by the usual documents, •to the Prize Branch of the Lerts . ga, vp I , g i o , ev. -- 4,; : ,i7irrri;ciikg. i 10. 2/. 20 speaking is only valu a bl e , or even endu ra bl e , when it to make arrangements for facilitating the operations o f ti on o f th e d ra m," o f t h e „mi re me t ro p o n e north and WEDNESDAr.-From the result of yesterday's pre- Department of the " Accountant General of the Navy , a c es e ' t ' i . te k . ",,,;;; a 83 L..• 28 y 6 ;Warwick &1 ( ~, leads to some practicalresult in the form of action, Lesi.- the several boards who would have the cont r ol of the smith of the Thames, ite interception intim tlLe river and ceedings it was antieipaned Viet there s v,•nid have been a Admiralty, Somerset House." i , I.otighbornut 112, 70.. 575 I Neiman 5 100' - I I saess is 3. good thins, Ska in Lancashire we all knot', ; sewer. in thee re m :mese.. aietetete, te 0r.1.5. ties.t i s . 41.-,-.., ‘1,...u e ,,, ey. i n f,t,, i n t () th e s ea , em erdi ng t o th e b ee t f a , r ex hibiti on o f 1 0 1 a :-.k ( . a tt„l e , but not n e m Iv t, e ex - Dee net.ice will he giVOnt be" future telvertieemente in •lonmouthsh 100; - - worcstr &i 78 21. 20 amusement and recreation are good also, as both in our might be lost before the subject was taken up. He schemes which have been d e em e d by alto most eminent pected numb. r wet - shown. What came of the stock the London Gazette.- of the date proposni fer the coin- , Intginerysh 100' - - 1 Binning. : _ - , Wilts & 'irks lOs. Od. - ow a case and that °four neighbours wears, in this buey moved a resolution as follows :- of engineers, will he 3,000,000/. sterling. there was a difficelty ef a-certeining, but the preemnp mencement of il, at the same time, the tieurmiwbry too! - eiserinutien ; h en . n . n .1 ailment, of an indivelual e s Are in t a reSpeC IVO t., asses country, not apt enough to remember ; but when you try " That whereas the Metropolis Local Management tion is that, rather than stand the market tn-day, in cee. 1 ler-MANCE COMPANIES. to mix pleasure and business together you run a e!reat Act will shortly conae into operation, by which this HEALTH OP LONDO.V DURING THE WEEK. sequence of the reductions of Tueeday -the Mock having wie he announced. risk of spoiling both. We Lave not met here to discees, commission wilt be superseded, it is the duty of this se been boueht in dear-the gteater portion of the unsold -- Dividend 1 Ametun • Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, N ,,, ne o f Company, per 1 of ! Paid. Pric. to deliberate, to consult, upon any subject of euelic Court immediately to provide plans, showing the ex- (From the Report of the Registrar-General. ) lots were turned mit to grate to rim the retie of the Sep. S i met-House ii ust 16 Admiralty, tme . , A e . Annum. i Share. ; interest. We are mer e ly he re f or th e purp ose of Loll- istine sewers, for the use and n 1 f The deaths registered in London rose from 993 in the ld W ' 1 , gut ance o the several ternber market. The two and three year o eet aed Notice is hereby eiven, tu all persons interested therein. ' tla .mskin and sociable er ni • T y . g - t j ement. (Rear, hear.) district beam's te be formed under the said act ; that Previous week to 1.095 in that which ended last Setur- North Highland cattle she en t o d a y, i n o ne or two in- that preparations are now making fir the intended distri• I.£s.d.. X a d. _Awe are not many thiega bett er th an a fi ne summer's the proper officers of this Cuart do with all diligence day. In comparing the restilts of the last two weeks in stances reali-ed the price. ef yesterday • but bea-te in bution of pinceeds arisine front the 8 Rutsian schoouers kibion ....••....•• .. 31. 10s. 5 . 00 00;50 0 0 8 8 3 alliance Brit. and For. 7/.14s 6d is 110 0 0; 11 0 0 11, day in the country, and as we have got one-ratiier prepare such plans, that the same ma b d I th • l •dfef 't .is. rs that the deaths y e rea yto AEI e severe perm s o ie I are m rather inferior cendition of the same a• ' 11 b I h 17 h "if 18'1 b h M• •t ' In • ge wou t e :sheet cepture on t e t , ey, e , y er e ms y 6 s ip, Ditto marine... .... et pc & bs. ,100 0 0( 25 0 0 eet a chance in this limate c ~-we will not spoil it, aeer handed over to each of tne said district boards on or under 20 3 ears of age rose from 551 to 623 ;at 20 years 2A per cent. lower. The younger animals -six•quarters• Atnphion and Conflict. tnchor ......•....... 6 per cent. I 5 0,1 0 0 - this cordial greeting paid on both sidee, by ceremony before the Ist day of January next." and under 40 they were 145 and 144 ;in the period e oids-wonld be 5 per cent. lower, It turned out that Agents or other persons havine tiny jest and legel de• atlas -4 , 100 0 0 25 0 0 - or constraint, or formality of any kind. Ido assure you Dr. SAYER seconded the resolution, which was unani. 40-60 years they were 120 to 1212 ;in the next Period the stock. was small, as the buyers we re eq ua lly f ew 111 Mand, unliquidated, against the sitiA proceeils, aro requireit rgus Lif , e . ;1 . 1,:c . , . i . 7 p , er to c , ent. 50001600 - there is no oneon that lawn-old or young, man, woman, mously adopted. 60.80 the number increaeed from 146 to 159 ; and ef numbers. There were a very considerable number of to ti•ansmit the particulers of any such demand to the Re '!riertigcnt.tTeime& Gen a .l.ite . spr et. & • bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21 he n or child, be they who they may-that enjoys the pre-ent ' persons who had attained 80 years of age ano upwards Irish cattle on the stance, more particularly sorks and gistrar of !he High Ceurt of Admiralty, in order that t ;ounty ..... - satue may be examined, texed, and allowed by that officer. 'rown .............. 17s. Gcl 50 00,5 0 .1 1714 spectacle more thoroughly than I do. I never look round .__ the deaths were 31 in the previous week and 37 in the two-year-old stots, the latter of which, in the few s I a " and paid under the sanction of the judge of the said court. eagle , this old place-I never walk out in that park, with which TIM NORT.HERN MAIN DRAINAGE. la-t. that were made of the better conditioned descriptiens, A ants and allothe portions holding powers of attorney. Equity and Law.. :...... 4% per cent. 100 00' 5 0 0 --' I hope you will shortly make better acquaintance, with- ._____m_____ Though the present return shows an increase, the brought about yesterday's pric e s, b u t th e inferior kinds) prize g orders •assi nme r nts, or other instruments, by virtue F.tropean Life ...... ... I/. 20 0•1 1 all 18 , out thinking that they wanted only on e thieg to make Tha Court of Commissioners for Metropolitan Sewers mortality is much Item than it was on an average in the were . all but unsaleable. There was one remarkable fact of which they me g y be legally entitled to claim the share General.... . 5 per cent. Stock. , .. Dmee them perfect in my eyes, and tbat is a few more happy some months ago sanctioned the execution of a portion corresponding weeks of the years 1845-54. In the cer- in connection with the Pei thehire stack, inure particu- belonging to any captor, are requested with as little delay I ;. l "be d . .... 5 per cent 1 0 0 0! 47 5 0 53 faces to enliven and enjoy the teene. (Cheers.) 'Chat wish of the scheme of main drainage for the south of the responding week of 1849 cholera raked the deaths froin larly those from Blair Athole arid the Brearlalbane coun- at poetible, to transmit the same, accompanied by the wed en uar n n e a , ° ; ' n 1 ,: ir . e . ....... .. 127. per cent ,5 , 41 00!50 0 0 34t , is fully gratified togioy, and I hope this may be only the Thames, originally devised bY Mr. Frank Forster and all causes to 2230. and in tbat of last year the same epi th tth ff tdll b t 1 T d &clot:lents, to the Pri ty, a ey eec e a ua c earance on ue- ay, ze Branch of the Department of the i ni i : ,, rial Life •.. 12s 1100 0 0' 10 0 0 len first of many similar excursiens, fer which, I undertake agaisi brought before the court, with certain exten ' sions demic raieed them to 1833. The deathe from cholera in there not being a sinole beast of this description on the Aecountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset- indemnity marine.- i 3s & 3/. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 - Law Fire ............ 2s &2s bs ine o 0 1 210 0 44 to sag, all facilities sball be given. (Cheers.) As for this and modifications, by the present engineers. thote periods were respectively 1230 and 729. In seasens ground yesterday. Shortly patt two o'clock the unsold house. - too 0 0I 10 0 0 59 assoelation, of which most of you are ineinbers, and con- With regard to the northern main drainage, the I like the present, when this disease is not extending its pan lots of Highland cattle left the ground, and about feur Dee notice will he given, by future advertisements in l'aw Life••• '• •• •• •• •• I 1 d 0 I fire eget an enera • . - 50001200 5 , ,1i cerning which I have been requested to speak a word, approved by the last commission is described in reports ravages, the deaths from it have averaged 16 in the o'clock a very considerable number of the Irish were the London. Gazette, oe the daee profoset 1 for the corn- ' C th London 25 0 0;12 10 n - I will only Fay I with it well. It has eot lasted leng prepared by Mr. Bazalg,ette, Mr. Haywood, and Sir middle of Angust. Last week 12 were registered of alto driven off unsold. General speaking, all tales mence meet of . di i s v te i eb u u a nion B ; a lli e d h in at th t e eressaulecctivethicel'asse: London amp-. :• 0 s i s c . 3 e,s h h a t;re,loo 0 01 28 0 A 40 in lot present form, but it is in good hands ; it has made William Cubitt, and Mr. Robert Stephenson, which ' which 6 were caused by " choleraic diarrlicea," 2 he' nffected were in favour of the buyer. There were a few a Z u b n , t ,gri a o n uim l d. d l's • p ‘ % l te a ci ri . il l e ;;;fici"ic . de . n . •. .L . ife . 141. P per ct. 50 0 5 1 2 0 0 3% a good start, and it earfies with it th e 'p es t wi s h es of all have been printed by authority. The recommendations " cholera infantum," one waS froal " English chob ra, • mild' cows shown, but little business was Cone amongst -- qinerva ............ ;5 p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 I 2 0 0 6 c 0011 no - parties and clemees among those who are friende of tele- of the eminent engineers who have sanctioned these re- , and throe are returned simply as cauaeil by ch term therm and aged milch cows wore a shade lower them on Department of the Account& A.Gleneral of the Navy, t hi a 7 ,, e a li ..,;; •. I - - 5 , a ' cent 20 0 • ' 210 - i i n Fund.. I P , • , :atiOn and. of the people. (Applause.) As to the ports will, no doubt, be ultimately carried out, compre- Diarrhcee was fatal in 154 cases, of which 108 oc Tuesday ; but Ayrshire queys kept up the figure of the Altnirelty, •S tnemet-house, Aug. 16 eanadium tote ... ' ls' per cent 50 002 10 0 3 1 % principle of adult educatton, a man must be twecity _ - Notice is hereby given, to .11 persous iuterested thereie, Pelican ....•••••• •••• 1 bending as they do all the essential) 't 1 e curred to infants less than one year old, and 23 to • d y use u suggestons , previous ay. - lee years behind the ago who consents to argue that. The which have fro • • that preparation!) are now making for the intended dis!,rt- Phienix - those between one and two years of age. The iu -5 0 010 0 :Ai thin = WEI m time to tone been made respecting the e h got beyond the reach of controversy ;it is vitt main drainage of northern London • • fh . i• t • •thf t 1 f bution of proceede arising front the Reseian brig laden r •-•;essional Life-- .. .6! • per cent. . The inferination crease ot le cemp am it seen in ea a cases o o 0 o 1 io o 1/. 53 & hs ;10 38U . 1 18'4 by her \fa- Provident Life. ...... that stage at which it call need the aid of platform-speak- conveyed by .- these official documents is ert • 1 ni the la-t six weeks ; lamely, 45, 67, 93, 110, 146, WIND AND W EAT 11 IL' R REPORr. with salt, ceptured o , the 21th Apri ,; J , a , • , 78 5 3 0 ' 010 0 to/ Rock Life ........... I ,s c aln yas 2 - ;nen or newspaper-writing, or agitation of any kind ;it terettine es that with I jesty's ship Firebrand. Royal Exchange ...... mn p ..t• cent. I Stock. au - 'slow only wants doing-tallting about it is waste of wieels of the , • . re erence to the southern portion an average nunmer in en correspon . ing d 154. The 1 • t d• - me Ageuta or other persons leaving any just and legal de- • 61 Ins. ( - ~ ..... metropchs, which has already appeared. The re- weeks oorrected for increase of population, is TUESDAY. August 21. Sun Fire . I 1/ 14s I - 1 e - .... only-carrying it out, once for all in , the speediest aed porn; comprise the whol e h .• • 1 159. ' Last week attention was drawn to the fact that, a system o. tee main arteria• Stations. Course of Wind. state or d'eather mend, miliquelated, against the sai•l meceeds are re- • btto :Are quired to transmit the pisrticulara of any such demand to United Kingdotn .... ,1 p e , t & tis.i 20 0 0 1 4 0 0 5 1 , , , silentest practicable manner. Every year brings reore and int r t• d i er cost. 'lOO 0 0i 10 0 0 - cer i ) ing B ra ns on the north side of the Thames, more than the just proportion of deaths from diari hcea Greenwich ... W.. .......... Partially cloudy. the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order Universal Life .•• ...•• l P tdearly into light a, few leading truths: which had, uutil extendi e n i e s / ier cent 1 I 412 6 5% S. W. ......... Very fiue. that the setne may be exemineil, taxed, anil tillowed by nneont eye •• •• - t on ' • occurred in the north districte ; and it will be seen that Lothbury rentford, the west, to Barging of late, been too much overlooked. Every year we see Creek on tl i t . :Ta W ......... ... Fine. st-a dietance in a direct line of about the present returns still more remarkably support the Leeds that Officer, and paid under the &suction of the Judge of snore plainly that in education, as in most other mattees " • Lester , sixteen miles, For the greater portion of this dietaries same observation. Last week the fatal cases of diarrhcea Mane the Raid Court . self-help is the best help. tCheersO We have come . to Whitehaven S W ...... Fine-Windy. Agents and all other parsons helding powers (if sttornoy, - Dividend , ' Anmunt I the sewa ei3 ro oeed to b • • were 24 in the west districts, 30 in the central, the s - ame Nee that a little which meu do for themselves; is better i ox! g . p p '.! e diverted from, or reticle:eel Sheffield. un loos in, the liner at all titnee, when not more than number in the east,. 25 (the_leatt number relatively to Name , Jr Company. ' than a great deal that they get °that's to do for them. Stoke-on-Trent We see too this-and not long ago it was a matter white' i t ine-quarter ef an Inch of rain falls upon the entire dis- Population) on the south side of the river, and 45 in the carn e e longing to any captir, are requested, with as little delay aft _ .. I -!-- ------ philanthropists and the public were too much in the habit w h t (comprising about 378,000 acres) in 24 hours. north dist•ricts. These 45 are thug divided :-10 i Lancester . pos ~ • Si. X s. d. X s. d. 1 , 50 0020 0 0 l en more than that depth falls, which may be on an Marylebone, 17 in Pancras, 16 in Islington, only 2in maryport . documents, to the nriza Branc'h of the Deperttnent of the .mmlll Tea •• .•••• -; . of overlooking-wesee that we cannot, by any interference Start ,. 2 4 per c nt. 50 0 0 on tbo part of Government or the public, deprive the 3- average 24 days in the year, the dilution of the sew, Ha.ckney. and none in Hampstead. In proportion to Shrewsbury N.W ......... Fine.. " A.ccountant•General of the Navy, Aduairalcy, Somerset. us ' fra - ilan m rictoturi it. is. too 0 o 17 10 0 2914 rent of the privilege et- absolve him from that duty aPnd age will be so great, and the scouring effect upon the population the deaths from diarrhoea are more numerous Ipswich - W .......... Fine. house." ••.,.istrallan must •• . 8 per cent - 2S 0 0 - , responsibility which lie-primarily on him -that of dul sewers so useful, that the quantity passing off into the in Islington than in any part of the north division. Southampton w Fine-windy. D uA no ti ce will ho given, by future advertisements in nommen R o y a l mail 5/. 10 o 0 all - 9 river b the over y flow or escape valves will not sensibly Last week the births of 872 boys and 825 girls, in all Cowes N.W ......... Cloudy. the London Gazette, of the date proposed for the recent- neto Mexican Mint. 1 10s. 10 0 0 _ all - instrecting his children. And from tbese admitted r • • W... ......... Fine. mencement of distributi , in ; and, at the same time, the British AlP9rlCall Land ' 15s. - 40 0 0 - , , truths-for they are truths--it followt, that in order to t r t noi Turiously effect . its purity. The sewers recom- 1,697 children, were registered in London. In the ten Portenouth Poole . S,W .......... Fine. amount of an individual's share in the respective classes ' - an ula _ h, oer , ent 100 0 0'32 10 0 - -i - I do any real good for the education of the people, it is the • • ed forrnin o ions of the entire scheme fur the g p rt corresponding weeks of the years 1845-54 the average Great Gnmsby - ',tic., f. t.er cent. - tit. pur cent. ' - , - I 114% parent who must be interested in the cause. (Cheere.) main drainage of London *redesigned to serve the double number was 1,384. ' Gainetorough W • Fine. -- te mengetion Hones - - 1 - - 1 accom lish b tivin him also a • i . This you can on y. p y s g . nin e- pnrpose of drainage and interception ; for they w ill At the RoyalOhservatory,Greenwich,the mean height R „,„„, w..... ....... Finen-windy. NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF t. 25 0 0' 23 0 0 - ' , leciric Telegraph .. • 6 Per cen _ ; I not only drain the d tenets thr uhh h th - b of the barometer in the week 11/as 30.009 in. The mean n - ogw ic ey pa,s, ut , . , Bristol W... ....... .. Cloudy. , rept in literature and literary pursuits on his own account, also interce h ' NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent 100 C 0 100 0 e - daily rea,diote. was above 50 In. on every day, except Plyrcouth d • a.te the adv 3 e e pt t e sewage of those districts from its more and malice' him velue an appreci , nta e e el direct course- toveards the Tha ' ' 'd Ti f h k - Departinent of the Accountant-General of the Nevy, Ditto New .... . - 50 001710 d - intellectuar culture. This is what, in associations of this turnin it eastward Satur ay. le mean temp mature o t a wee wati Exetine Admiralty. Somerset H 'use, Aug. 20. .en. ,- evens. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 Dm o 0 - until it can be dischar ed i ri nt e O ' the • g at h 6 9 .5 dee , which ie 1.2 deg. above the average of the Cardiff W Fine. river t e spot , -• amnavigation lo pct 'l5 40114 0 n men Notice is hereby elven to the officers. seamen, awl taw sten. te , kind, you undertake and en d ea , vour t o e ff ec t, and the sielected lower cloven. Thene are addle' W Cloudy. i wison't Bay ...... •• _ , Stock' l - - he work upon which we one and all are engaged. Now, t posed, some of which IC '8 • othl tf 1 'th t S s sional sewers pro- same wee in 0 yews. n eas our c ay , e etn- wan et W.S.W ..... Fine. rines of her Majesty's ship Cruiser, and to all persons in 10nee*lord .. „ .... 2/. ss. 'lOO 0 0 .100 0 ~ - possess the doubl h perature was considerably higher than in the beginning Glouceoer e c erecter, Wrested therein, that the distribution of proceeds aris• - . 1 - 1 - principle of annit education being thus indisputable, liow while others are simply " interc • Haverfcedwest - epting" sewere. g est tempera ure occurrec on f 1 k The hi h t 1 The n tle Wee . i ng f ro m the Russian barque Carolina, captu'ed on the ge m on oeversionary 51Per cent, Is 00 1 all _ ,do you practically work it outs? In this associatiod, I area inchaded in the present design corn rises about 59 Thurtda.y, and was; 77 deg. ; the lowett occurred on Leamington 'We Very Fine-windy. 28th April, 1854 by her Majesty'e ships A tophion . and :tassel' Institution- • - - 11210 0 suppose you do notnvant telling, there are 70 instatu- square miles, which are subdivided inte r.' four cl . t• t Tuesday, and was 47.11 'lege The mean dew poiet tem. Derby W.5.W..... Fine. 's eatenteand-no in . percent eo o oil 7 10 A 27 Cruiser, se regards the Cruiser's share (the Amithimes Prlc ' Is ric a, Nottingham Cone, and more Shan . 10,000 members, while you heve to be dealt with according to their ear' • Fi. Reversionary Int. , oc. 4tet pr met 10(• 0 0 101. 0 e - • • led requirements; P • re - d dth &Cr h t tin eratnre was o .t, eg., an e i erence e ween IS L • t • having already been distrih tll in eumr.„ w... continence on alerts er WS.W. • ... Fine. Ewen „ i n t eam .... o e share. ler 0 0• 60 0 r eom collectively libraries and reading-rooms which contait, in so as tO secure for each of them the • 1 le . ' day. the 7th Sept.. in the Prize Branch of the Depart. particu ar o jects dth t t fth • 8 d Tt an e mean .empera ure o e air was ea. .'e Brighton. N W Fine. South ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 00 , all - the aggre;eate . about a quarter of a million volumes. Of sought to be •accomplished. .The areas are :-1. The temperature of the water of the Thames was 65.9 deg. y asmou ta this association, as I understand it, the!. two leading ••• . 1: a' northern high level area, comprising about 14 s uare The wind was generally in the north till Saturday, when Cambridge W. Fine. Somerset House. •• Upper Canada ... I - 20 00•5 0 0 - tures are these. Ons is, mutual agsistance among a miles ;1. The middle level .area 16 I ci ' it changed to Routh-east. There were slight showers on Lowestoft e.. W Cloudy. Agents end other persons holding powers of attorney, . , square mi es ; J. prize orders. e.ssigntnerite, or other instrumetire, by virtue LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. . large number olissociated institutions ; the securing ef. The low level area, 11 square miles ; and 4. The wes- the morning of Sunday, the 12th. With this exception Hamm. . a; bond of union between them, of a common centre to tern division, 18 square miles. The northern district is there was no rain in the week. Holyhead ... „ n,w m , Fine. of which they may be legally entitled to, claim the share _________ ____ Widen mo t ' d A tin _ which all theie• members; may look ; 80 that local If- bounded on the north by s. watershed line, about Ha le. ---....- Liverpocl .......... W. Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. ticrilties maY be more easily got over, local quaneole ney, Homerton, Clepton, Stainford-hill, ll' c MORTALITY IN TELE METROPOLIS, • Dublin . ............. W Fine. quested to present the same at this office. . .. e . _ ;ilium. ,Share. ~,,,, Any officer, seaman inarinsmor oilier person, v 100 may tghgate and Fine. .- _ - or differences as to management decided in an amicable Hampsteadhe on the south, by tins Itegentn , ! vert .. ....... . ..... tv . • -park, Cam- NUMBER OF DEATHS PROM ALL CAUSES REGISTEREt -. • w nitby ............ S.S eV Windy. depir• to receive his ;hare frem the Collector of Cuttnms X s. d. X a. d. way; and the special ex p er i ence o f eac h institution reu- den-town, Holloway, Da.leton, and the Victoria ark • or of Inland Revenue within the United Kingloin, ie re- -sane of ecotiaad .... 7 per c en t. foo 8 8 , 0 .. „ ~, 184 : 0 IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, A.I7G. 18. . Berwick ............ S.E. - . dered available for the common b ene fit o e ale That in on the eaet, by the river Lea, at Stratford ; and ( l in th ' • dto intimate the /mine by letter to be addressed "On British Linen Company 8' per cent IVO 0 ome 0 o 223 10 one object, of which the advantage is readily recomaitee, weet, by the Edgware-road, at Kilburn. The distri et Zymotic Diseases Prize Busieese, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Lon ; • i'aledonian Bank SI. per coat 10 0 0 210 , 3 1%4. ' ' "Id to a considerable extent has been attained. The h l ll l • defined by the Hackney-broonk as a nature va ey me, . • Diseases of Uneertain Seat ' 41 Edinburgh ......... W ...... . ... Fine. don," in which letter his own pl ice of maidence is to be eity of lasgow Beak 5. per cent. 10 0 0 10 ,1 il/ 178 Dundee .... ........ W... .. ....... Very fine. • rest Collec. nledesdaie B an k SY. p cent 20 0 0 10 0 0 2 13- other - leading feature its the establiehment of itinerat• in . g open sewer, which mins from west to east through a Di Tubercular Diseases precisely stated, as well As the place of the nea Perth . ............. N.E. Fine. .. c mmerciai Bank . 71. per cent 5 0 0 0 00 0 0 212/4,,, • librariee D neases o the man, _ erves and Senses f B • N 125 tor of Custotne, or of Inland Revenue, from whom it would „ wee , Bang_ h h 25 u 0 10 0 0 11 ( s ,or ColleCt:Oni Of books, circulating griatutohsly tt . f its length. This upper sewer will be in Glasgow ............ S.S.E . grea por ion o 31 he convenient to receive such Omni of prize meney. Fclinb & Glasgow.... 310 p cent. 5 0 0 5 4 o it. 15,. a p l i s s ea,ses of the Heart and Btood.veseels Fine. irom villag e to nillaoe and from town te tow ne • 1:), I rural itself a complete and perfect work. Its route is alon Darlinmon S. The followieg are the stomas due to au iudividual in the Exchange link of Scot.. - - - - districts %which ar ' ' ' eases of the Lungs and other Organs of Hu11.........- e not populous enoueh to maintain the Highgate-road inter. the Gordon-house-lane, across , . , several ',lasses :- National Bank . 14 per cent 100 0 0 0 0 0 170/5. Respiration l Ol Newcastle ......... S.E. .••• ..... Fine ' No-thof covand Rank 5 percent 20 0 0 , 9ie n 41. 14s librarisinfor themselves. Tint is Mil ' I almost a novelte in Fleet sewer passing • 242 16 1 . England. It is now, for th fi ' • • • J cepting the second branch of the , . Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs Strood.. ............ N. Royal Bank or • coth .. , i per cent Ito o o 000 0 o 135, s 10 15 2 e rst time being tried in across the fields into the Tufnelenark-road, turning of Partially cloudy. Third Class - 41. per QUI+ . I'o 0 0 50 0 0 94/ il• other conntiests, but hero the s + h b Digeetion 6 18 4 but on a limited - Beale-i n 0 • te junction with the Ton mis yt h ene as een-thougle down the Hollowayroad to 1 . „ eases of the Kidneys, &c. - ' Fourth 3 16 10 i erateon for three ears It ' - Fifth Y lington-road, where it will receive a branch from the Childbirth, Diseams of the Uterus, etc. 3 9 2 British Guarantee u. oe , cent. in 0 o 2 0 0 11. 7. hasi met svith 'signal 'and retnarkable su 9 An eel bachelor obeervee that he 'mike under the mar- Sixth • cess • and lam d E gware-road and Regent's-perk, diverting the waters Di . .sextres Of the &Ante, Bones, and Muscles bound to affinee and glad to have c ' . e riage head for the news of the mak. Seventh au opportunit of ,of the ner * n ' 1 ; D sea,ses of t • PP portion of the Rattelagh and K 1 g 1 he Skin, etc. - Litt se. oar cent 25 002 0 0 4'. le s d e i eg 00, thati' - 'ae a. Means of diefuein k Y • ' ,; [Aevetsis 1 - b•rt- f abandoning medicine Eighth RMENT j -Th e possi 1 i y a 015 S Mt onial eife -men .. 5/. per cent. oi o 0 1 0 0 4 5, g nowledge, it Scholars' Pond sewer. And again intercepting the Malformations Ninth Edinburgh Life Insur. , 1, per cent :Of 0 0 15 a 1 is, lo , 4aserves more general notiee _than it has yet received. Fl • ' n sltogetlor is !hetet by the numerous extraordinary cures, 0 7 9 eet sewer at Ken . • ttah-town From the Hollowa.y• _Premature Birth and Debility flatulency, con- Teuth f Eng. & Scot. Law Life Al. per cent 50 003 5 0 4/. 861 t•ot - if J get on to thsse enbjects I shall be led too far-- 36 without medicine, of indigestion (dyspepsia), • P •i ntiiiS no," and crime ofteegn ° in') tid I conclude road, it paves under the Great Northern Railway and Atrophy ...................................................... 43 stipatios, nerv ous bili ous a nd liver comPlainte, cough, -.......... I Life ssoc. of :p. And ;/ stir cent i 0 o 0 110 0 ,;5 .Os ' National Fire and Life 60, op,- -tem •0 0 0 I 0 011 Os -- -- -at New River cut taking nearly the same direction AI the Old Age ................................ . ..................... 41 asthma, consu . • 'd d b'ety effected by Du BANKRUPTS ' mice by offering you, 'in, In/ father's nam he is in f P' , l . mption, an eit , nyins , Coffee-house, orth liritish :tisur .. 7. per •••• -10 C 0 0 20 0 il 33' 061 Scotland, but he ha,s changed' . tne' to expresa his presen_ open emc k ney .b roo n „ meg for widen it w ill s u dd en ............. ! ........................................... 5 learrye delicious Beall ; - restoring Revalenta Arabica Anthony Gibson, umlerwriter, Ll Steottith union manic en( preent. 20 0 0 1 1 0 0 1/. Ils - awl OM. 2 at one, at , . n !that he could not be present to witness th • regret act ae e substitute, and falling to the Hi g h. s t ree n st o t te vi o lence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 2B Food. The following are not tile It•ast remark- City, to surrender Sept 3, at eleven, ffi ea so i ine Ai. ' 'tandem Life 5 per cent 000 ( 70 ''' 201 1 e ( eh eenY-I beg in .Lorti Derby's name and i li3iLgia,t--- Newington, near to Ahney-park Cemetery. It then Caroms not specified - No. 42,130, " Major•Goneral King, cure , ef e the Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan. n el a ll ' •k e• United Dep Assurance 5/. per cent 10 001 1 0 0 - __ ___ to thank *ef ! h ' pliment of thia vi s i t n --' '''" Aor t e com passes along the Rectory and Amherst roads to Church- • • - genetel debility and nervousness." Cure No. 28,416, - et; 11 dermanbury ;J. and J. H. Linklater an ae wood, _ _____, ham Haut Eto no 60 Years' partiel pares- Sise-lane. -to t bin • eYotgelsri, thoueh no more than (cheeret street, Haakney m tleence it crosses under the East and DEATHS 2 1 15051 ALL CAUSES ..,....„., ' 1 095 ' -.., etarristermt-law, - t ne t. 4at twelve. end 1 As a welleirese 4 n was este A e n a y , n.av paminiz elong j e expected for lysis. eta. 32,814, Captain Allen, recording the cure of a John Hobson, grocer, Leeds, t 1) i't COI, t H ' e , • the courtesy' aridt ood humour shown beth te, on , West India Dock 'Rain:stay, along Albion-road, West- 1 ' Population Death I N o _ 26,419, the Rev. Charles Kerr, Oct, 5, at elev en , a t the Leeds Distr-el tr • oPei the Rim monthnlon he hip' lOU ly hell te th e e ren e d, f ace 1 tt ano- s n come- Deaths lade from epileptic fits ther axicrfcrthiaie placed to leco order amongst, „ eth street, and through the Victoria-park, and under Sir G. isaurnerated • sponding week in tbe f f _ .- a cure e unctional disorders. No. v Thomas offlpi 1 s 24,814, the Re . . ,a a stenee, Leeds ; Bond anti Barwick, Leeds. foreinott, an! • a being taken up was Mend to be dead. '. a rdlal t t itlidA, and ta 'offer; to each and all of you -.% b :: vt . D - ackettn canal, up to which point it is kept up to such le sl - cf lime. wo ,- ;k. • Minster, cure of 5 years' nervotteness, with spaSTUS and dann Henry Screw, stoneonason 1 b •1•1 m turion an, ui er. .en • Powers etehioi • howed his ;mine te be Geoff, and geve i 376,427 ...... 378 1 Oct. 2 at half- ast heeler , yelc I Y a level that it may be carried overor under ths river Lea 1 West Districtg orne. (Applause.) The house ham beee , • . . 8 490,396 - i thrown avigation. It Is proposed to flx tide gates atthe mouth North District . , ___ ___ the 9et' R • ) a egiment, a cure of dropsy. No. 37,403, Samuel one, et the Court of Bankruptcy. , _ __ . , his fattnlv.-Gal/ nani °Pen. There are Persons stationed about the 561 ...... 194 I - pierk and gardens who 'll - i best worth P.) Of the Hackney Marsh open sewer, to prevent the in. Central Districts ..... 3 9 3, 2 174 'Axton, Esq., a cure of two cars' diarrhceit. Mr. Win. nee, Alderrnittibury • Linklater and Hackwoott, nue-mine. Tna Sole 'g -.• IDE IN ... ETTER•LANE.-An inque-t wee ing. You have got 7' 81 7- what / s e r lit, andei gress of the tide, and by this means, and the ! diversion East Districts ........ 485,522 323 ""•• 26 3 Martin, a cure of 8 ears' y daily vomiting. Richard Robert Nicol, gro' T w er-street. Aug. 29. at one, and ! (ter, 0 a few aours o, .ay ig rt of Bankruptcy. hele on Menday night last upon the bedv of the unfit!. , Wish you A pleasant Y ; of the upland h Districts ...... 616.635 a. ternoo, which the _ a eewage from it, to prevent the 'bode to Sout ------ • 121 b 22e -- ~ . -__ ,In canisters, 11b. 23. 9dg 21b, 45. ted.; 5119. lls.. • • Stansfeld, official assignee ; Scanner), Coleman street. tueate leave Lig} (I, wile ho g himmef in his OWII I .I LOrCI Stanley retired f •-• _ an3; ,_,, _ egg. level ar . H kney marshes are subjected. The middle .1 or Lltn Pc, Flirltillire, kitchen in the B-'uelevice eoffee- 1 nose on V.e m rri'n or - eiot eheisring. calla w zo o m ma t d he ( balcony . 35 v h Earl of hea ut bounded oa the north by the southern mar ein Totals 2,362,236 1,833 1,095 t The 121 b., carriage free on receipt of Post-office order. Barry mo m eviiii ente, ,••• • •noor 1111/1 -rap , . at the idverpool District that de, . The evidence adduced lief. r. , the coroner /1 • 11 d . , '• • 61 1 . tarby and the Cal-suf.:else, wh* e h _or cheers foe tO . ! t e high level area, Willeteleneereen and Flarlesdtm Males ../.., :SM . Du Barry 4 co, 1, ,I, .!._ ~, estgent.strect, London ; also at Is 2, Sept. 6 and Oct. I'o, at eleven,. Liverpool ; Evans Jur • • t o . ine , " ''' lc were moet entinsiant 4- • 545 PlecedillY; 80, Graceceurch.street ; 330, and 451, etetnin Court. Turner, official assignee, v ea. quite in eccor lance w ti• the /ler, le e t . 1 a ner e lty ' responded 'to; aiztel " o grhen ;• nn . the mouth by Beth • 1 ''' CI I - F l e•- , 4, Cbeepside ;60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgatemtreet ; and Son, Liverpool. lancholv transaeti n. It aott. now a sa. eta e. ' ha the 1 . .13 vire i ne cheer more" for X:erd Lincoln eenn-fiel ' - ~.,an,ery Rlet with dna hooour from th ' • rot %green, / -street•road, • ••- , erne es .... de, Piccadilly, Hyde-park, Oxforden ,•, , ,- -- d r per Kensington, Aug. 30, end 5:5, Charing.cross ; 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and I", Roeert Austin, linen a . e. . i ue fort niiet e iteceaeni 1 arl been a rre I tr , e , Me 'One I ~ n .; Th, plar ti as aga i n diapers _ ,_ e multitude. Notting-nits Wormwond-acrubs and Acton h ' •-- 4 . 1 " - ">'• 'BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. Oxford street • 89 tl• h t t C I u town • 18, Palo Sete 25 at twelve at the Court of nen r l l Y k ,te . Elwards, 1/.1 is'ithout lb, 1 , la , • '4'' , " •• ea through the grou d 'nutting Some ..emairung point ef attractivenes nes by Hanoer-hill, near . ;on t a west ' . ~, . _, Ealing, and ,-, n the east by the g: Males 872 • . , ig a ree . anu e - • • , • mile 7, Pallortall-E • mt ; 132; New Bond-street ; 24, Met • : official assignee, netubrook-cour , t • Lumley and Lumley, sine e epon tutpietee of piekinie a pot:- , R'i . ht, s t t em deli ot, and that this c irernotance pim a e d em , e, ann ana River Lea, at thd'Pord,. /lea , :.', ,- - B3g , comb- street ; 13, King William-street, City ; :30, Conduit• Lit-Mate-street. A mind. The ' try aft• r hearing al! th e penned reeSlnind, ag . tos',7 :An sot-n=lllold tue slay iri s nonirnence it Act= titan -r S•retford. !The same: will ' Tamales ' ' street; 21, Cock • t t• 67 St. ThOlnea TOUDger the elder, builder, Sunderletel, Aug. , vety leech npon fii , si, , . . e7tirrThank, ID 't, 0 - I'.il 4 '•• , es Prec • esti in an easterly cli. spurmtreet ; -95, Farrtugdoins ree . , Tna t vvi(ioza tutusted a vordie6 (1" Tewporary iise a ssaiy.' ! rectio: azd pars ur:atr the ikr o w.„ __..... ______ . ! 2 "'.'rg etwobl'ag; e Ethmilistreet, rvrtiuda•Miere• ~ : ir, ,27 at eleveu, erati Oct. 5, at MI et rercibiS94o3a. ea, . __ . a:4 Eine; MAL . = Tote ..............a..•.,04.4.. .. ! ... NIS ljett _ CANALS. Dividend Names of I p, Dividend Price Names of t Companies. 2 per Companies. a Annum. ''''' per v ., ~., co% Annum. a; - - --- i £ £ • shtn &Oldh 98 'lt p. ct. 139 Vacclesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 51 Barnsley • 160 . . death • • • • 100 16i 150 Brknk& %brg 150 V. Oxford , • • • • 100 110 Birmingham , 40 41. 91 Peak Forest. 78 5 , Os 86 • ;oventry.... 1100 25 ). 209 Regent's . . 30 1 14 Derby • . .. !100 61. 15$. 84 Rochdale . 85 11. 10s. 60 Illsmre&Chs 69 211 p. ct Somrset Coal 140 4ran(l.l ncin 100 3 pr. Ct. Do Lk F 1- t 12 Do . 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 1 2 1 - •tfird &Wore 14 0 281. 425 rand urrey 1001 41. tihrewsbury••ll2s ~rand Union 100' 1 , es, gtonrhrldg...l, 4 s 121. 285 Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% , evern and l I I „, I - ''' 3c Rail, j 26 ... 28 Lancaster .. 100 Leeds &L v-p 100 151. Warwick &1 ..eicester •••• 100, 5 . 49'h , Binning. 5 100 21 . 20 f.eicstr &‘Tila 83' 28% ' Warwick &1 11 Loughborogh 112 , 70.'. 575 Napton. i 100' ''''' •loninouthsh 1001 Worcstr & 1 78 21. 20 4ntgmerysh 100' Binning.i ‘leltnllawbry 100! Wilts & Brks —10 s. Od. [lnvreristlarr I—The possibility of abandoning medicine altogetbr is showy by the numerous extraordinary cures, without medicine, of indigestion (dyspepsia), flatulency, con stipation, nervous, bilious, and liver complaint*, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility, effected by Du Barry's delicious Beall: - restoring Revalenta Arabica Food. The following are not tin; kast remark able : No. 42,130, " Major• General King, cure of genercl debility and nervousness." Cure No. 28,416, Wil liam Runt, E q,, Barrister-at-law, 60 years' partial para lysis. 32,814, Captain Allen, recording the cure of a lady from epileptic fits No. 26,419, the Rev. Charles Kerr, a curs A functional disorders. No. 24,814, the Rev. Thomas Minster, cure of 5 years' nervousness, with spasms and daily vornititgs. No. 41,617, Dr. James Shorland, late surgeon in the 96ti Regiment, a cure of dropsy. No. 37,403, Samuel Layton, Esq., a cure of two years' diarrho3a. Mr. \Vin. Martin, a cure of 8 years' daily vomiting. Richard Willoughby, ' Esq., a cure of many years' biliousness. In canisters, 11b. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 45. O.; Sib. lls. ; 121 b. 22 c. The 121 b., carri age free on receipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry 4 C 0 .2. 77, itegent-strect, Loudon ; also a t Is 2, Piccadilly; 60, Uracectureh-street ; 330, a nd 451, Strand; 4, Cbeapside ; 60 and lig, Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street; 55, Charing-cross; 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and Ihn, Oxford-street; 89, High-street. Camden-town ; 1 6 . Pal.' mall ; 7, Pallonall-East ; 132; New Bond-street ; 24, M,,t• comb-street ; 13, King William-street, City ; 30, Conduit• street; 21, Coeltspur-strest ; -95, Farringdois-street ; 67, St. CbWilliyar4; 6 DliVarii•Street rvrt11142.10111:14re• BANKRUPTS Anthony Gibson, underwriter, Lloyd's Coffee-house, City, to surrender Sept 3, at eleven, awl Oct. 2 at one, at the Court of Bankr u pt c y. C a nnan, official assignee, Al. dermanbury ; J. and J. H. Linklater and Hawkweed. Sise-lane. . John Hobson, grocer, Leeds, Sept. 4, at twelve. and I As a well-dretited man was yesterday passing alon g Oct. 5, at e l even , a t the L e eds Distract Court, Hope, the R u e Montholon he suddenly f e ll to 'the groitud, face official t i n . D hg he m i:e tak t er, n o n t rs f ont - if ! ~, b e dead. official assignee Leeds; Bond and Barwick, Leeds. , Henry Scrase, stonemason and builder. Centurion place Brighton:Sept. 3, at one, and 2, at half-past Papers,, , d his n am e be Graff, and gave his a ddr ess. Tne body was conyeyed . to the residence of one, at' the Court of Bankruptcy. Cannan, official taissig- his fI nee, Aldermanbury ; Linklater and Hackwootl, Size-lane. aim Yt—Oalignani. Robert Nicol. grocer, Tower-street. Aug. 29. at one, an d i THE SUICIDE IN FETTER-LANE,—An inque , t watt Oct. 1, at h a lf-p as t o ne, at the Court of Bankruptcy. hell on Monday night last upo n th e b o d y o f th e urfor. Stansfeld, official assignee; Scartnan, Coleman street. . tuvate mart,' Vo3d, who hug bitnse`f in his own John Williams, grocer and draper , Llqn es, Flintehire, kitch en i n t h e B>niewiet Ce, ff ee-t onae on t!ee m .rn'n of Sept. 6 and O c t. 10, at eleven, at , the Liverpool District that 'ls, , The evidence adduced bet.,re the coroner and Court.. Turner, 'of vial assignee, Liverpool ; Evans jury way andLiserpool. I n quite in accor lance wth the ilet I, I. ,t th e ore' a cholv traneacti Tl. It watt now s ko sta t.' hit the Robert Austin, linen draper, Kensington, Aug. 30, an d uufortunate deeemed had been arm ied s . , ms to ne ' Sect. 25, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edward s, 1 official assignee, Sambrook-court ; Lumley and Lutnley, of jetting' a p..ck* t votl"'Ilt the ' Y Upon suapittiint p 2 Ld , igate-street. sq. htest tou,dati ,r,, and that this oirermstance prPNed Thomas. 'Younger the elder, brander, sunderlanst Aug. t very much Upon his 'ltinid..Tbe jyry, after hearing al; the -27 et *yen, ou4 Oct. 5, at 0310, eat NOWCraitlasuixtaano t ovideanra, 'retuned S'Yordi4 4"fielialigitary bautity." 1 1 LIVERPOOL -MAL 1 • Au ialproveti ttemand fur wheat aud dour, a t about tb° prices of this day week, -although in some cases lows r Oats and oatmeal in fair request, at late r ates ; sow* 11_„," a Irish grey oats brought 3s lid to 4s per 451bs, as " I'l tar new oatmeal 37s per load. Barley, beans , and p eso limited demand, and late quo t a tions barely suPP.,r7,; Indian corn met with buyers to a fair extent, st qr. for mixed, and '7a ?id for yellow, bei n g a cleau e ' per qr. on tht, wook. • IPSWICH--AuG , 2 . 1. hest ° ' A limited attendance to-day, and scarcely any w i• ij ilit ' offer. Trade nominally as ht-t week, and prices ino 4 i joa ip.vardi The heavy rain of yeser•lay has ag ain ..!: ' ll 0 the cote abent, and the wit,at crop cats down IP- --t r o ot, , the disappointment of the farmers. It if. light in the atns :dtl.ous It the ear is long. Th, •.ot•ito disease is I re ' wi.e, did appcais LIP , :e very vilulent. 10 Kik quARTM, I "in 4Ci t '' "* . Wheat, red (old)._ 72s to 74,013ar1ey, griudin:,,•• ... - -4 1, ,.. 11 ' Ditto (new) ol Ditto, white (new) 78s to 80siPeas ... ................ ....... . -" t o !sr Ditto (old) - s!Ditto (white) • ••• app ,O. Barley, malting AVIRAGZB FOR THZ WEIN MMHG AUG. 18; 185 '" Wheat Oats loo2_ " 0 quar tets, at 0 74: . P eas . Barley ..., Pil Os (0 Bears •----- . HTILL--AtNi. 21. s 0 1 A small show of wheat to-day from farmers, ilo d p,: littie foreign. The tr a de exce e dingly lifele aa c, e . oo t a ,:.. actual business done • early in the market 2 0 r o ur q'.:. was taken. but we closed firm; and do not elle oars tations. A nominal reduction of 2s on f o reign' of,::: reports of the crops from the farmers. Spril i ,:ktg, kinds a moderate sale. Linseed unaltered. LL - P' - ",, No rape cakes on tile market, and much wasted. , . 5 inquired fur. .s ~, 8 8 I IC W O Wheat, English, red 74 to 76Peas , i grey and WO oto g il Ditto white ' 7B to 801inseed, Black Sea . " 00 . 1 Dantzic and Konigs- I.titto'Petersburt h "i„ ' 0 M c berg 76 to 78 Ditto Riga and O ti) Pomeranian and Ham- I angel .............. ~ , , ,s ter burgh Danish , Holstein, and i Memel ............. por la Friesland 66 to 70 i • . 100 . Russian and Odessa ."0 to us'Lins.e. Hull 121 " fl en ° 011 1 t/ .. 4 Oats, English Ditto Danish Ditto Friesland 28 to 30 Rapeseed.. ..• oo sd 30 re. Ditto Russian 2B to 30 Rape eakes...L''' . Igo ,„ 0 Barley, malting 34 to 36 i Tares English .•••'' .0(le i'v. a t Ditto grinding Beans Ditto foreign 4 to 44 Bones --0 °J. Peas, white and yel., 40 to 43 Rye Meal ....... ... .... indA s COURSE OF EXCHANGE. --yEsT— . , sa tmstenlam . . • II 16y4 4 *lhr:titer .. •• ** ,•• d , Ditto, three months 11 IS L• gt oru .. •• • ''''' lot ter(' am ........ • 11 l (lexica ..... •• • ,• tntwerp ............. 2 5 5 ••••ilan ,•.•••• • • °• ' p'S t nime i s „ „ .......... 25 3 • Venice.. •••• " • • " 40. lamburgh •••• •• •• %Itona •• •• •• •••• •• •• . 'arts 13 3 - 2h 12% Naples ......•• •••... l ot Palermo .••• •• •' . .••• Medsina ***** OP' Ditto. three months .. 25 40 25 40 Oporto .... •• •• .• e tourdeaux • - Rio Janeiro.....''' . • ••• anklort-on Maine.... 118 Rumps. Ayres.. •• 7,410 e !erlin •••••••••• • • • • •• New York,6ldSo , . o f. ..•• 11 37 Philaddphia • • * 6 ;:r l / , rieste•• •••••• •• •• •• 11 39 PRICES OF BULL •/3 0 0 I 'eter•burg ............ 35% 1 113° `" Foreign Gol. , 1 0 0 gadtul ~......... 5i.% Portugal Gold Coln 0 0 'adia • • ..... 501 4 stex:ean Dollars •••• 0 IS •aroilena .• •• •• •• •••• New Doutirs ••" 0 ..... 3rlver , n bars •• • SEABO iNE MAILS. (N idgadles that the main: are sent from the ay the night—and M by the morninv—fiesnatch.) 00111TRIEti +enrlC3. Lontiou I+4,r + it LeverPO''' America(byltrit.pack)N :mericir.kby United Sts. packet) ..........N 'erica (by U. States packet) ........ N knetralia (via South ampton) • • • • • • • • • • I'd, Atto (via Marseilles) N' Atto (via Cape of Good Hope) •• •• •• •• •• ••NI africa (West Coact) ..N klexandria•• •• , ahamas ••••• •• •• •• MI telgium .• •• •• •• •• • • N! WWI.- ........Mi 'ape of Good }lope ..N 'Alpe of Good Hope ..N 'ape de Verde ...... N • !eylon (see India) ~ t eylon•••• •• •••••• ••N, 'hannel Isles MOn ..Wed.,&Frlo. m - ,94 *l7ft. moot 'bins 'Once a month.... onstantinople 18,18,18,280Das (pi 'enstantinople l4th A. 10th of fly not. of Europe M . N rrwie• daily IRYPt (see India) ,`rance ........ M N Twlet l air , Ibraltar ........ M:4.7.17.90, 27 ~•., Ireece (et India) •reytown m:2l - 1 & 17th oi mule amburgh & ,connah ..........'1!1 2ntl of ski. uti,,,t >mita as .......... M, th of tilt. mon , . 014 rsraSouthampt.)M,lth * 20th of to • lia tvia Marseilles : M 9th& 25th of mo. niar. Is2es (see- Indqt)l7 .7, &27 of Int eland . •• • NiTwiet. daily , .boo..•.•• •• M 7,'t. 17, & 17 al i• , Weir& .......... 9th of the most Bdeira 23d n' month . 'the (Pee India) 1• • • alts ti ,8, &28 o• mnn mritlue (see lndia I • lorltlue .• •• •• • • th. • hot, • lerico ............M of (hi mrn,tt , ivies • . • N btblsthWithormi r m ilrada ......M tstt& 17th of motit.: low Zellard•• .• •• •• privet skip Apal Stater N isth I ,, th 2' thofrnot, loinsula •• •• 7 thi7th27thofmon. . •••••• ••31'id ik nth mor. mt Natal private ship... •• •• • • . N ! , th At h2Mtiot rum itecany ........ ....N is' SP'2hflinfttio , . nuzueia ..........Ml2d t .7th ofrnow• (•+e-1 Australia) 1P , very Frida ,1 PrerrOn' Isouthanl' li So m u y th Ar tiraP P. I to ,vo ' IFIYII3, ;Dover• • - SOU tha" ll !SOP , h•a n Da y ( Dover •• = • -, ! 01. Au" si o uth•ao.' • , 6 0 rg.,o•h Vo cg !VarioUS p or ' i • till: rnrm 24, & o it'. k 'iOtt , of m 4: 17th of the moo, ,9th of the month.. 19th o) the moat 9th 01 tba month ~ cinuttotniPW lAmit h lekvitham,' Tw' D00r;... Do te !Jw. , , soot ;London ..• Or, !So t lotroP tor' 11)..ver A,.ht „ta . !rteni Oh • i Dover •• •• I D. • er.. •• •' ". 11. 1..120 4,1 pit 4 !lotithAnir, ,itoo., iLivertool Dover 0 0 SouthamVto five rVarfoum jx,,* Dover .• •. fFOUrba"W W :I i * ' l otlthi nirt ;;,v er Vitrioe9 Dever' .• • a, I hovel Efer !Sour bar. , 4 , I Frj 11, • 1., ~4tn~l~h~~~~ A iy S When Any co these late,. fall o l a 4. 4 nda . ,, cht . 04 , the ,atchexi on the followinv de r , w ith th e exce ption " 1 a l `•` outhampton), and the Walt*. b a th o f w hi c h will be .receding chit SHARE M A RICEPS. LIVERPOOL, Aua. 20. u beLjot . STOCK EXCHANGE . — The tone of the 11 33 ":0 0- 101 Ttiet, and prices closing a shade lower th'" o ild Blackburn, 5 —Cale lonian, 31i—Lancasbire 9 v , o r -hire, 831 a 4 London and North•Western, P ' EVelti. 4 t shares, pew, lfis. 31. d —M a n c hester, ,°l o l3+ Lincoln, 254 ex di v .— Mi,11. n .1, 714- St. rl e i A 36—South Easter n , I 4—Dutch Rheniebt Western of Canada, 214. 000 MANCHESTER, AUG. 21 , 0 0 0 , r y 111 11 o .os ev ef• STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was ve -1- lay and not thud, change in prices. Elia'" 14 5-16 ex div.—Midlands 71k—Leeds Sto ck/ fields, 25i— Ditto, n ew pref., p. 011 BIRMINGHAM, Atm. 21. 09' STOCK EICHANGE.—The market has beel l o gy , is pri s doll business to•d s y, an d Ones are go i n e oirPl y MiAland's. 72 Birmingham and Derbys, 41-... Bulking Co.'s shares, 33i ig . LEEDS, Au* 21. 40 iP 1° tO r STOCK EXCH A NO E .—T-he demand fui'11°44.04P14440° yesterday, and p r i ces were lower. • A du.- b alit P ket to-day, with only a limited bnsineso• : ,„ l s,r, Sth in demand. Leeds Northern, No, 1, Exten" — 1 1 ' ‘s or. - pm.—Ditto, No. 2,4/. ss. pm.—Craven JO- pi t. Con 4 er2O 11 DUBLIN, AUG. 20. li, • STOCK EXCHANGE ,g Three per en-• a te s A), r ► Ditto for account, Sept. 14, 91I—New Stock,' 91i 2—Royal Bank of Ireland ( 10 t 8 Great Southern and Wester n . 4 p er eon!' i 7i B—Dublin and Liverpool Steam SWF (50i. paid), 46. 16 A ot _ A to ll &AP' a .r/ A STRANDED VEssrL.—GIBRALTA PS P- ear.- The Od The Chide Harold ( British ship), .1 „ r e z,„ Malta, with coals, is stranded on the c °- ,. e d t' - 0°" (Aces Hill). i 4 full of water, and it is (tort chsnce of saving her. Hrr 111:,jrAy'e Ate prnc'sded to her a.sistance last sight. BIRTHS.• o °ll. ' OP • 80P. s c h, •-• 'On the 20th inst., at IP St. Margaret's , Da SO J. Mrs. Proctor Beauchamp. joleP-4, On the 21st inst , a D a l s ton- r i.e. "...; or ro* On the 21st inst., a t W es tbourne•ter" - J. Rogers. On the 9 0th inst., o a 7 t A l2 " , A C tra ls aill y st:ilr' "l4' 1‘ ..7 ° 11 1.74 : 61th the wife of Mr. On the 19th ' it T is h t o ., in a a t s On the 19th inst , at Hrirolniryßcaasnt:34l:::: th e wife of John Henry . Bull, Esq. th. C. Alexander Wood, El. Littleton, l a o' s ' 00 MA.REIED . er sel? * ;att B s On the "Oth inst., at St. Georges 1161° . to Alexander Cam , pbell. Bi.t.. of B ,r'oeil l ' : n "' , thl ilslEghter of Rear-Admiral Henry C 01144.• m . r vlebt.A ll- 0 1 sr' On the 21 t inxt., at Christ Churrb. L e - , - „ - ,. of Rev Augustus Hewitt, to Louisa, dstno"srllebous Wilkinson, &q., of 28, Dorset- s quare, g _ A DIED. 10 °*" On the 21st inst., On the 2 , th 1u5t. , 113 °lf'. tO lefr Maiiin-hill, Wm . ' •-• William Fisk r.,*(1., aged 80... dCs at 31 Western VW, Hhiolln.KGpeno.rignegtjnoni:nB aTthLumAsu(Sliteeyp.hen 8 E sq ., $4O aged .2. o f t e On the 18th inst. , a t. Dover, Jane, relict ;$ ~...ocA . „ L g hire, ,s,: i i On the lath inst. at late lwiek Hall, Lan" - 0 0 "' . 004 Brsdkirk Bide E._a. a of Canton Cla*. vg fo p... , ~,„„),„ _ O ,- On the 17th at Wqs.;bllnaton House, ro. b opoo. widow of the lots Adt..irml Sir Jan Aovo rt 10. 4tet. li•C B int, O o n . trhoeh2gOtttbri,neltd.e.aMt re.,,JnoosfepkihrA. ..laiefesznadi;ePr°,lll.6l."4°V uate, Pentonvlo, aged 31. Pri Stri ntrwi and Publishwi MD- sfr •it it r o, r c e s ew Offi edh oos i o iy [ra no, in tbd Prcintr, Soon% a. ., • a44114> Wecboitei, ABC 23, -140* ..... load, r'~~,J~ 1 4‘ fes' so' 1 0. 11 ra • f•:* i Dtr lit tot , , 14 , 4 .......