The Sun. — London, England, 1855-07-31 00:00:00

.__ - - , . ...,. _ _ M - ei .,-., -- . . . . . • _ TEI.PI SUN ) LONDON„ TU ESDAY _E VENING, J ULY 81. 185 5, • -- . . . , ....• , r - OFFICIAL DESPATC_II_ES. 93d Foot-Cot pond John Forbes, severely , and Private saw one or two " half boys, half men" have a good box PRICES OF SHARES h ff t ld be to reduce the action John Fulton, slit 7htly. on the ears but he saw no bloodshed. He sari seneren ' yet after he had attained that rank, he was eligible for Ito subnatt the miscellaneous estimates to a selact commit --.-ise...__. JULY 14. " IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM - the honour for services previously performed. He ob- tee, believing . that tee ec won (FI otri a Supplement to Friday's Gazette. ) ad Battalion Grenadier Guards-Privnte Benjamin prisoners taken - away in cabs, and he could say positively PANIES' STOCK. served that in the recent distribution of the honours of 1 bnir W WILLIAMS thought, on the contrary, that none of them had their skin broken. He did not of the house itself to almost nothing. • . • • Suthers, dangerot isly. the Bath many officers received the .decoration whose NI rAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 30. mean to charge those witnesses with perjury who had -„ in ______ • Ist Battalion Soots Fusilier Guards--" Private William serviees were not confined to the late war. He made no Lord Pa ni sure has this day received two despatches deposed to acts of violence on tbe part of the police. From the Official List. lightest attention vanong Scott, sli h g tly. • a com Plaint of that, but as some of the older officers bad ,Ir s e e a l t ec b t en co efi ni t m w it o t u e l e d . re l su h l e t firootrn;arenglit.tetist3i.J. te m 0 . 3 1 1 : 3 f r ot rt e i the house seldom excited the and their e n closures, of which the following are copies, 13th Foot-Priv ales John Morrow, slightly ; Thomas Mr. H. Ransome, messenger to the Board of Health, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING. •" now received the honour, it struck him that man addressed to his lordship by Lieutenant-General Simp- m`Mahon, slightly ; Patrick Burley, severely. fi 1 üblic offices. was in the Park from half-past 2 till 6 o'clock. He saw LONDON, FRID&Y, JULY 2,7, 1855. others who were equally entitled to the honour had in the purchase of additions p . d _ f ying the expenses son, comma n ding her Majesty's forces in the East :- 3.lst Foot-Private James Bliss, slightly. • ' 1 for 3,8514 for era Y hon. members. He complained Of the lerge sums expended stones about the size of an egg thrown at the police. He . been forgotten. He knew one admiral who had been The first vote was : _ on . on. Before Sebastopol, July 17, 1855. 17th Foot-Private John Spilsburry, severely ; Thomas did not see the mounted policemen strike auy one. His , _____ m _._ mentioned in nine despatches who had not received of the University of It . 0I friend who was with him was driven one foot into the GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. the honour, while younger officers had received it who , Dr. MICHELL o jected to the expenditure of public My Lord,- -I have the honour to submit for your Bea ber slightly. • : 'n the foundation of scholarships and fellowships in lordship's in formation the accompanying letters from 13th 'Foot-Private John Somerville, severely. Serpentine by the people falling back before tne police: , Divideud ; Amount had been mentioned only in one despatch. There mo ne y 1 . • Lieutenant -( icflonel Campbell, 90th Regiment ; the 'one 51)throot-Privates Thomas Mangin, slightly ; James were many officers in the army similarly situated who eas that of last Wade sli htl . • referring to• ' his personal services, and the other to those , g3' _ Cross-examined by Mr. Mitchell-It was possible for Name of Company. per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. I r. 9l ith Foot-Corporal Henry Johnston, slightly ; Private the police to have done what they were charged with had rendered good services in former times, and who conmnectwionn evisothNtlsiaie trunhiveevrositteywofaeLtohnedsoanm. year. of a party , ni. the 55th Regiment on the occasion of the without his seeing it. The ," roughs" did rot appear to - X s. d. X s. 0. were aggrieved at being omitted. Ho had no desire to The vote was agreed to. . capture of -the Quarries in frtint of the Redan, on the . y . Hen LT Osborn, snightly. JULY 15. be acting under orders. The carriage way was cleared British •• •• •• ........ - ..._ _ _ 2 . . coerde the Admiralty and the Secretary for War, but he • The following were also aereed . to :- night of tb e 7th ultimo. 19th Foot-Privates Hugh Lavery, severely; and John quickly a,nd with ease. There -were persons addressine Ditto nrovincian... 71. 20 0020 0 0 20 With n gond to Lieutenant-Colonel CampbelFs own a Brighton. •• .• -.. •• ... 51. 20 0020 0 0 15% did suggest that if any revision was made by the two 7,9521. for the Scotch Umversities. • Rei an, slightly. the crowd ; some were advocating teetotalism, some ee y heads of the departments of the system of rewards for 2,356 ii for the Queen's University in Ireland. f 9 592/ f h Q 'C 11 -•• 31st Foot-Private John Devoy, severely. . of Lo 1 0 100 0 0 150 0 a 90 ndon .. •• a. 4 . 1 s. • sts• services I think it right to inform your Lordship that I preaceing, and others haranguing - the people against the centinentaimdcapo... - 1500043 10 0 ' - The next vote was or , .or t e neen 3 o ege. ia fipast services, thei services of old officers, although they t . nd, upo la inquiry, that the charge of holding the 31th Foot-Priaates Michael Carey, severely; James Ireland. Sunday Trading Bill. He bad made up his mind to oo . bad been peeformed 30 years, might be considered. i Mr. W. WILLIAMS objected to the vote, and thought Quarries oia the night in question, and of repelling the Cook, slightly; Wm. Daily, severely; and Wm. Keenahan, to h P - f S' , • t e ark long be ore ir R. Mayne s notice appeared, Equitable ............ 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 ' - Groat Central ... a/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% , • 90 I Lord PALMERSTON would ask the house to con- beldevdng nothing would occur to prevent persons from Imperial .. •...... :: '... 101.8 e bonus. 50 0 0 all • itshould be reduced. The Queen's Colleges were not taken repeated : attacks of the enemy, was confided to that dategerously. Independent ..... ;... 51. 40 0 0 o - I , sider the bearing of this motion, which was nothing but advantage of teeny great extent by the people of Ireland. officer afo le- he had led the assault, and was in f ac t a 3 ath Foot-Corporal Thomas O'Maley, slightly ; Private enjoying themselves there. London.• ............ - 50 0 0 0 - : ' an appeal to the house from the executive with regard Mr. WILSON said the vote in fature would be only separate : grad. detached command from that of Colonel Do.. Pan. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 - . 47th Foot-Private Joseph Holyoak sliehtly. Mr. Wm. Newton, cab proprieter, 12, Johnson-stre to the distribution of honours which flowed from the 4,500/. Shirley, w het acted as General of the day in the trenchee Rabert Stober, slightly. PLce , ilx ............. 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 50 . ti 0 301,i Crown. Motions of this kind weue very ta ki n g, espe- The vote was agreed to. • of the rie :int attack. The despatch of the late Field. 89th Foot-Private Daniel Cary, severeG. Milbank, was in tho Park on the lit July with his fa- Rateaff..... ~...... 51. 109 00900 0 70 1 rnily. en , s he drove along the drive he was assailed with 95 th FootLCorporal Heury Claypole. severely. United General ...... 21. 10s. 50 0 0 ali '2O ' i cially when the subjects of them were ofncers distin- EA vote of 617/. was agreed to for the Royal Irish A.ca- Marshal 1 a ird Raglan has already shown how admirably , W b es i t t ir te ii:lt e ef v eh .. a . r . te .. re . d . 41 per cent. 50 0 0 44 , guished for their services whom every one would be gtad dewy, as was also a vote 0f . 300n for the Royal Hibennan that duty • was performed by the brave men who were 2d . Battalion Rifle Brigade-Private James Underwood, 1 . htly sig i . . shouts of 'mu to church," "Send your children to school, t and " Send - your ostler to church." He had difficulty - 50 oitlo e 0 7ai * under the immediate direction of Lieutenant-Colonel ' IV. L' PAKENHAtt, Lieut.-Colon:in, q to see receive honours and distinctions, in addition to Academy. A vote of 2,600/. havine be e en proposed, in holding his horse. His wife and family were much Acting-Adjutaitt - General. WATER-WORKS. those which they had ga,ined already. 'But it would be M • MIALL moved that the sum of 2,0501., for thee- Campbell. • alarmed. • The Lite itenant-Coloneln letter, recording the good • . impossible to carry on the Government a the navy end . '- logical professors at Belfast, and for the •incidental ex- . _. . -- Dividend Amount enses of the General Assembly's College at Belfast, be conduct of,' the party of the 55th Regiment, speaks for ' Cross-examined by Mr. ;Mitchell-Before he was a army if it was not•left to the Crown, under the a - drice Enclosure 6.) Name of tompany. per of I Paid. Price. disallowed. itself. 1 roprietor be N in RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF CA.SUALTIES ca.') P vas a grocer, and previous to that he Annum. Share. L of its: Ministers, to decide who were and who were P not to receive honours. What would that come Mr. CAIRNS said ho thought it would be fair if those 'I have, &G., IN THE ROYAL NAVAL BRIGADE, BEFORE SW-. had been seven years in the A division. (Laughter.) His father was a contractor, and he took the police to 1 ,-. xs.d.X s. d. . tO ? There might be many instances in whicdi hon. members who wished the house to adopt their volun- JAMES SIMPSON, BALSTOPOL, ON THE 13nw AND 15en JTJLY. iast London ' 1 6Lper cnt. Stock. 100 .105% officers m i g ht w i s h to bring the i r ewes forwent, tary principles would propose their views in an abstract ! Lieutenant-General Commanding. 13nw JULY, 1855. the races. ,It was much trouble to keen in with the Grand Junction .... - 4'. per cut. 59 0 0 all 68% and if it was understood that the decision rested with form, and not seek to make particular wretched grants to The Loot Panmure, Sec., in.c. WouNDED.-John Yowson, A. 8., Leander, severely. police, and he came here on the principle of " love your Kent...-. - '7B the House of Commons inetead of the Crown, them persons whose salaries depended upon the vote, the answer 15nie JULY,' 1855. enemies." Two stones were thrown at him. . . Lambeth .• - 100 0 0 - - NewßiverCompano I 21.105. - - - - would be a canvassing of members, and proceedings of on which should be decided the great and important pfin- E:ILLED.-James Upton, A.B. „Rodney. Enclosure 1. James O'Brien, coachman to General Sir E. Blakeney, southwark &Vauxhall ; 61, per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% ' that kind which would be fatal to the interests of tbe ciplee which those hon. naembers advocated. Total-/ killed 91 Mr. KIRK supported the vote. ' Camp, Light Division, July 13, 1855. . 1 wounded was driving along the Park with the General and a lady Weet Middlesex - • service, and opposed to the proper functions of the After a few words from Mr. Williams, Mr. A. Pellatt, Sir, -T b a deepatch of the late lamented Field-Mar- .„, _ in the carnage The horses were much frightened, and - BRIDGES: • House of Cornmons. He hoped, with regard to the mo- Mr. W. J. Fox, and Mr. Hadfield, shal Lord :Raglan, of the 9th June mentions that I 2 casualties bad it not been for the police the horses would have got - tion, the hon. and gallant member, especially as it ap- • Dividend Amount The committee then divided, when there appeared- command' el the storming party on the Quarries on the STEPHEN LUSHINGTON, beyond hia control. The horses plunged very much. Name of Company. per of Paid. Trice. peered that the statutes of the Order of the Bath were For the amendment 29 evening of •t.the 7th• June. • May I beg most respectfully • Captain Commanding Naval Brigade, He left the. Park, and afterwards re-entered it without Anniun. Share. opposed to its object, would be content with the acknow- Against it . ledement he obtained of his own and that of other offi- Majority against the amendment.... ..... --48 the Conamander of the Forces. X s. d. X s. d. • o .ral Siinputn, Commanding the Forces, that I not only Cross-examined by Mr. Mitchell-They were young ' ' -- * cern 'which indeed in his case was unnecessary, for hia The vote was then agreed to. Iltingerford .... • • .... • - . - - 12 bad the hoe lour oncommanding the storming party, but homes he drove in the Park on the lst. When he drove . Southwark .... .. .. .. - 100 0 0 - - serv ices were already highly esteenied, and withdraw The next voto proposed was one of 56,1801. for the true that ba,vin e been twice wounded in the assaelt I re- the general to a review he had what were termed " Wo- Ditto New of MS p.c. 1/. per cent. .50 0 0 - - he motion. teenof tho British Museum. THE - LATE - DISTURBANCES IN lIYDE- . terloo horsee." (Laughter.) It was the shouting and Waterloo ..... •••• •• •-•- 100 0 o - , tabled the s ole and undivided command in the Quarries. tit . - After a. few remarna from Mr WILLIAMS on the sub- rotto Oad Ann. of y. IL 14s. Bd. GO 0 0 - 32% . Lord HOTHAM agreed that this was a subject of PARK. waving of hats which frightened the horses. He had . - Mato lew catto of 4/. 1/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28% • great delicacy and importance, and he was not olio of •ect of the balance rem . aniline in hand from last year's vote, not only oft the Original attacking; force and supports, but • 3 Mr. PELLATT, who he'd a motion on the paper for of all reinf o rcernente, during the whole oight, until re- , - m frequently taken the young horses into the park. Vauxhall - .......... 16s. 70 10 3 - I 22a, those who wished to give that house a function winch disallowing the sum of 12,0001. from the estimates for lieved t 7 Re-examined-The more the crowd saw the horses , IN QUIrY INTO THE ALLEGED MISCONDUCT . ' ' were frightened the more they shouted. DOCKS. belonged to the crown and its advisers. His oliject accomModation for 200,000 additional volumes, withdrew a ; a.m. on the Bth. The despatches must hare explained already that the enemy made several desperate - • i' OF TrEE POLICE. . • in nddressing the house wits to draw attention to a his motion, contenting himself with calling the attention efforts, du e. ing the night, to regain the works, and that Mr. Malcalmson, footman to Sir E. Blakeney, come- Dividend Amotuat ' matter in connedtion with the proposed netv order of of the Government to the necessity of affording additioual on three et e cationo overpowering numbere succeeded in 'The Coremispioners took their seats yesterday morn- berated the coachman's evidence. • N-ame of -Company. per of Paid. Price. merit, and ta impress on the Government the necetsity accommodation for the visitors and students to the redenterinee but were on all occasions driven back at the in/ r shortly after : ll o'cloCk: Mr. Chiales G. G. Sawle, M.P. for Bode-tin, was in , Aminm. Share. - a of 'making seine new arrangement with regard to Museum. the Park from half-past three until five o'clock. He . Xs.d.X s. d. , the services which were to be rewarded with honoers, In answer to a question put by Mr. HINDLEY, . Point -•- Y Mr John Harford, deputy treasurer, of Brintol, was . • " ' . cor•ft x ued struggle for this position, the • fatioue • of: th 0 ba onet. The ertire night was, indeed, SaW stones thrown to(vards the police who were in the Commercial ...• ...... -IL pr cent. Stock. ',stock. - and to see thet the regulatione were intellig; We, ' Mt. 'WILSON stated that the catalogue hf the horary one •- • itness examined He we's in H de. ark d nxi c t of 'wli le I Is"va never recovered thit firet w . i . Y P , Drive, and a' pair of horses in an open carriage take fright an a . ..y .i c, tti ( i i r u ic , l ir al r e y st India.. 61. pr cent. Stock. 20s. per sh. -- - 125 ...- - _ - and such as to insure, the. distin.ction being properle whs : oeing wished ferwerd as rapidly as_possible. Raglan's despatch : was com- sotath of the Serpentine, on the lst of Judy, about six aud run off'. He naw several prisoriere taken to the The vote was then aereed to. frorn. A chen - Lord , 'London ....• - - . • awarded,' With regard to the hononr Of the Onler of the, . A.tum of 4,;000/. wa; next proposed for the purpose of pleted, I thane reason to -.suPPose his lordship bad On ilock in the evening. Ho saw a crowd of persons round Dairy•farm, hut the police used no more violence titan Ditto Bonds.. - - .. • Bath, there WaS an itleathat any one whit wile mentieeed defraying the expenses of puichases made by the trustees - no t rece n t e a the details as my own report to Colonel , a, man who was attemptlng to address th A b le of wa ! neeer i sar Y• ' ern,„ .. .0( The conduct of the crowd was such aa st• Katharine - ,otithampton .• - - in a Gazette was ontitled - to receive it, and he videbtet to ef the Britieh Museum. unavoidably . ' Shirley, in eneral of ' tho trenches, was . to justify the ioterference of the police. police came up . when they were received 'with heathy" ' t - Viicieria .. • ......."- si. per cent. 20 00,12 0 0 - urge that at premeit reiyards of that kind Were distrinetel In reply to a question put by Mr. MACARTNEY, delayedire consequence of My wounds, and not .being . b Cross-examined by_ Mr. Miteliell-elle heard converge- .• ' to officers en totally different erouride generallydepeadt . Mr. WILSON denied that agents of the British Museum able to write. In justice tie myself, conscious of having azad yells, _and stones and sticks were thrown at them. tions about the Sunday Trading Bill. He saw the ' _ . •, JOINT-STOCK BANKS. ine th -•• t• 1. nt - • f 'each general of diviner's. e oir c reirecu. ar, 0 loas 0 and of Marlborough-house had bid against ea,ch.. other at . f 0-ned •an importent elute; to the best of my ability, The man was teken ieto custody.. „Asimilar oceurrence police notice, but tha,t did not attract - him there. He, per or t „ . . to which officer:Obi:longed. He was anxions that care ale of the Bernal collection The prices fixed tho recent s „ , • E• ' I and sueceessfulln I now reepeefullye submit thie state-. occurred shortly_anter, and that man was also taken into as a legislator, was not intimidated by the meeting, nor Dividend Amount - by the trustees of Marlborough-house and. of the att , tis Narae of Company. per of Paid. Price. should be to:ken in any future order of merit that elm ent to .t..e Conmiander of the Foroes, .with the hope. . did beknow any member of Parliament who wag. - ' oustody. He mine enough of the condu.ct of the crowd Annum. a• - hare. 1 . , Merieum for • the articles which the wished to pureease i"I - - • , . . . . . system and regulation's should be so devieed an to Ptine . 't 'h 1 hail t b ' Y eded b the meant that he ern! be pleased. to have mi , services on this. oc- Inspector IVE'lntosh is 38 years of age, and has been - . precise - we ceD ts Sa e, . no een exce y a t ite th ' 1 "to d •ve the bac' ith the . sta • ' i o exe e ne t ice n m a w . ,ir, . • ves, £s.d.4 s. d. • ni t• it •f in d consonaet with justice in the distn u ion nr or an e • acluailyepaid by the ageots at the sale. cas ioi l mentioned and particularised. At present seve „,, _ - 4)1 . tete any forget hey might think necessary.' , Tiaey did 12 years.in the. service. .He had cbaroe of a body of ~ aatstralasia............ 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 85 all casee. The vote wits then mimed to. ran °Mere have equal prinse in tho despatch who Were - police:eon the reserved A attached to the "M" division e ea-ills:1 ,North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ' , f 65 , Sir G.' TYLER, on ,loilielf of his hon. and gallant ft iend Alsioreof 27,5201. for the. expenses of new letailniugs ib not ia the. Quarries at all.-I have, &c., : ' mot do so, andthe woo much pleased at their forbearance. in the . Park on the Ist July. Ho eaw a deed eel commercial or Lamm:. al. per cent. ,100 0 0 20 0 0 32% . - (Admiral Welcott), urgoil that he i hatl been recommeeded conneetitin with the British Museuua was next voted. ROB. - CAMPBELL, Lieutenant-Colonel, CroissMeaniiried by Mr. Mitchell-Hie house and his thrown at the - police, • striking two sergeants in Colonial .............. 4/. per cent. • 100 0025 0 0 - for the hon l ani.of tlie Beth l by l King William. IV., when Vetet, of 500 i. were, then taken Mr the Royal 4aeographi- . Commanding- 90th Light InfMtry. . tne face. The eel . evas afterwares thrown into lonian ............... 6L per cent 25 0 0 25 0 0 - . - ' for mother's werenurnt down during the Bristol note. He Lend. Cher. Bk. of Aim - 20 0 0 all 0 - • • Lord High' Aebuiral, aud nil leO7 ha Made applientiee to cal Seciety, - 0,409e. fur the Rayed Observatories, 2, 9 ttnn , Lieut.-Colonel BrOwnrigg, Military. Secretary, inc., tlie Serpentine: About a quarter of an hour Lorelon Mid:County ..1 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - 1 . . eyes not easilrelarMed at a crowd. He was induced to , the Colonial neceetaiweevim wes then arsoSecretary far . War, p Üblie ite proemneote in Deleted, aad 1,21)31. for /no li own - Heiadq•aarters. ' after the - eel maden myeterioue re-appearance, and was Londe aria Westminstr 16L percent. 100 0' 0 20 0 0 -• on the subject, end he received an answer, which he wolOt ling hoepitenen Dublin.. .. "• , -,-. . . go to the Park; expeeting to see a row. there from what again thrown at the police. He ordered 480 M tit take Loulon ooinf-Stock ... 101. per Cent 50 00100 • 0 • east read. •It • Waa tO tho eifect that the services of Cele. lin OO the proposal to vote 11,790 i. for the Houseenln- Frovincial• of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - . Enclosure 2. a policeman told him. Ile noticed a pale-lc:eking police- it away, who, to• doing so, WaS mobbed by a, pa.rty of Ditto, new......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - Walcott were aoknowledged, and his net being imele thistly in Dublin, _. _ ..... • . a, Companion of the Bath was eXcnSed -ou the moiled Kr. GROGAN complainen that the recommewlation of , Camp, July /0. man on na black horse ute great forbearance-. He did 200 or 300 men who wiehed to get the eel. Wi .tness National of Ireland.a.. 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 e : then sient a ournber of policemen to the succour of 480 Nat. I•roviacial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 o o 35 0 0 - . ' that the number alletteil by the statutes ot the ordet to the eeletit coin:elite - ft tin the Subject Of the honiten, in Dab- , Sin-I have the honour 'of forwarding the encloted not notice much joking amongst the crowd. Dean New ........ 81. per cent. ,20 0 0 10 00 - - " the navy. ivas fun, but ea.preeeing a hope that he could- roe Gomm-next in• re- l 'or for the n 1 • • lialvid not been ettentied to by the , . . p _ et. i consi eration of the Lieutena,nGeneral Mr, S. E. P. Lefroy e barrister, of ; the Northern cir- M. • Three or fonr days after he was called on to make Oriental 13anir Corpora. )01. p. et.&bs. 25 0 0 all - . eeive it on a future oc•csiafieu. His hon. and gallant It Man peeing the estiinates- foe the present semen, end -that such Commanniang the Fornes ; but I bege to remark, that in ' • . dh n a repora an eand Po. The police were annoyed by •souut Aartiaeia • .... a !14! p.et.&bs. 25 0 0 - rseded - the re rt ota • felt that when there mes an extension of 'the ordertie t neceinuendation had been - aupe . b e po my report of the eccurrencee on the. night of the 7th cuit, wa,s in tee park from 3to 5 o'clock.' He noticed every petty means. He directed them te take no'notice union of Auetralia.. • . I3oa per cent. 25 0 0 7,7 a% .. . .. , 'all Giovernment te inquire ' - f rs DB ' one thieves cm va abonds • an- of wbat was mid to them The ere wd hooted yelled Ditto ......... an,: :33/. per cent. - 2100 , 8% ouglit, to have been includednu it, and his object now wits, coininiesion appoiuten bn the In of June, ,I took entente mention the eervices of the - ninth three maesees cpe e. ~. .. , .. g , „ , . by- the preductieo df tbe minute of the Admiralty, met its int ) tie subjeet, wititout the eopsent rind auth . y orin of t" -1 " Reeirneut. which appeared to have been overlooked in other respectably-dressed workino, MEM, , clerks, and . and drummed on the tops of their bate when carriages , . ' , s ' , . Union of Loadon ..... 110 a per cent. 50 0 O. 10 0 0 ' atik Uni.4ll. of Madrid,..'.. 1 - 40 0 0 all -. o • being laid on the 'Mlle, to have v., record of the menet, a- 'Route nt• Commons). , . :.. - • the late Field-Marshalis despatelo-I 4ave, inc., : shopmen nandea third like himself, - who were drawn passed. He noticed one case in particular: the horse was , . ledge:tent of hie title -to the honour... - Mr. WILLIAMS thengin it a mune of just complaint so friehtened tha • • ' •b kV ' t the driver had difhcult in o in , CANALS. col o nel. NORTH hoped that tho new order of merit theta,. sum ef rot less thee 20,0004 enould be vaten for the H. SHIRLEY, Colonel,. 88th Foot, there Irony , - curiosity. The first -were riotously dis- . a Y 6 him. . The crowd increased their. noise the mei° the . Coinme.nding in the trenches on . .- . . , would ineMide tame ofneere who heohdistinguished there- supithrt of hoepitals audehariteble institutions Me l on° city I 1 cl. th d t ' - - posed .witlr A. View to p itinuer, an e secon o horsea appeared frightened. -He afterwards went to Dividend Names'of l' , Dividend Names of le' iultielandeand. hoped that tne Government woo ii every - the night of 7th - June. 4 e e , Price selves in the Peninsoler war, ant who had. been excheted - giveanhouest expression of disapprobationno i i heSuridey nnperemendent•Hughee, and in consequence of what he companies: e : per ; Companies. 'ai' 1 A Per Price flow the Onder Of the Beth. Although it was the fae nint with amew to their mhe Military See 1 Head•ouartere ie . „ year:reduce the auwents of• the gt : : . . e . ere ary, m • . •4 , nnum. • 00: Annual.; etioh ea• .Trading Bill? without personal violence: He saw sain lin brought up bis men tn clear tho rains. Befire ' n , : to seeer at, Peeinsular officers,- there were many of thane tine' t i otire mne , . , . -: .. --e--- - - - • now who heil ell on theirblood in the service , of their cone try ' U tended that the Government were bound Oir.V.Als,4 peon . i ~ Enclosure 3.. . . , carriages intercepted- in the drive, and an atternp. maue 4 . , _ doingno, he erdered them to draw their truncheons, but i n imam() 44einitinue this mass of votes to Dubow, and the in usi them the :e Ifl • : : 4 ' ' Ourishe_ teem Oyer the heads Aslitn none ea 71. p. et., 139 aracelesfleld. 100 2/. 10s. 51% who hail receival no auch doeoration •as the Order of -the . Before Seba,stopol, July 8. by a boy of 11 yearn cif. age to :upset one. . (Leughtern ot , F.W, ,y 1) Y d h , - - . - Betio', There wee thepresent railitery neer:Mary who had antintt ec te -- - , , ~,P . . • ' inio do so was art of the treaty of rolled between • : .. lo e a i i lin . Sir,-I beg to draw your attention to the inadvertent T ' I fth 'people. flay strut& no one, and no complaint Bail-Ist , , ••.• .... i iio - - Neath •• •• •• 100, 161. 150 horse flourislied his•cap and. • ' d 'teem oat 4/. - Oxforcl..a.••• lOW -- • 110 ree,eivecl. the oar. medal far tba Penineula witielen Metes, the en, countries. ohese votee t a . fh a t t e . l e e f i 7 --- i n T . --- OmiSsion in 'Lerd Raglan'S despatch of the Oth .I f tine 0 ele ran ru ouit: of the . , , was me, to him tbat : such hed been done. There ItiF o i t - i i, t ii i l itriani sen 41. j 93 Pear - Forest. ' 781 51. os, • 86 Dula:ea .-ver'e applied for the beraeht 2 , l e vs io ! s ea; _lre- , i „, ~. and the Waterloo medal, and had Seel-m.l'in Auierice ' i stemele liiin ow the head . -He was clueeredtby many of might. have been an accidental blow . struck. It was f h rill r ' t h t ' latinthe medical sellable anal institutions Mete Mope mien any, mention o t 0 .- 7 .) 1 eemmen as s ming na tle Ceventry.... 1001 25 7 . 209 Regent's •• - 301 •1/ - 14% and at the Cape-nrear)-there was the ofdeee at i, , ~, . - I the workine Men' and the vagabonde around him. He abouM alf-past three o'elock when the mils were first Derby - ... too 61. 13s. 84 Rochdale.... e 5 11. 10s. 60 tithe stodeuts ann pour of all pelts o ere-am . - . ftr lu 1 - ' I, Id f f the 0 • d • la • b attac - an( . e enee.o . e uarnen uring. te. mg t ••o •• , ' , e • the head •of the :Quart() aeter General's Depaitmenn; , : ' • tnerwerne• :692% . et. - Somrset Coal , 40; - - clearet. by his men. The greatest noise, was made. about 1 • P 1 i f res ectably-dressein moons refusine to • General Frooth, wlm- had received the Peeinsulai• entree Colonel DUNNE did not feel the slighteSt) grafi:Midi, to of the .71,11 of JIM°. I Aid not- mention the :regiment' KW enstaoces o p . . p , 6 i ~ Granileitaie ii ino 3'. pr. ct. 49% Do .Lk Jade t 1; 12 i - ' - ' the Geveinment Mr the votes of mon , eo as he con.ittered ' , •• , . in my report, as they were not given over to me as comply withthe request of the police ternove bank from 60 yarls from tbe lode • e. . . , •Do , 6 pr.o a la ea ;.r. ct. 124 Ftfiril &Wore , 1401 281. 1 425 medal - rout two clewps; there was General Lowell, it eine . -• . were only the rights of Ireland, aud consndeript; Oat phrt ef tbe attacking party ; but the officer corn mewling C ' 'WI 1 MM . rots-examme iy r. itchell-Tre din not think i rand atirrey iie, 41. -- Shrewsbary-1125 I - distinguished cavalry officer, wim had received the Pnirn :they the railingei t lio nave no - bite:On struck - by the polio° -• , ' 2/ 285 Grand Unietel6o 1/. Ps. - Stoarbrlege. , i ee i 1 , sular war medal with 11 clasps ; and Colonel Dering w h o Irelend had been foreaany years so unjustly mei uriMpielly - .the party internals me that they, being-originally - , tont off , . , petty inettns Were adopted by the police to irritam the .1, , . nixed, the grants, even if regarded in the lielt tof boens, the S-NNV their trill - aril - peons flourished to inditee en le It et 4 inemt & Aviv 39' 61. od. 6aa Fevern midi' I 21. 28 ~ hail receiven the war medal with 9 clespa, tan' ) dio ' M'ln as ft werking party; were directed by the Engineier (Cep- e u - -•-- - • ' ' ' 1 Iha wevi-r p p . ,at none taking away tee ce , . Leecester , 1 .s. 11001 - - wee Rail. i I 2, ; leservire of eotece • wore,un( i . 0 i, . . , • medal, fooToulouto • none of these heal .receired the limo- . , tain Broivne) to throw down their tools:, a,nll tllat th e y the people - to ito ,bonsk• After that the people much the crewed might have thought it a ,:" slittpei-y r•iiiir." LeedsSaavrp l loo l 251. - Warwick &1 I Viscount NAAS said the hon reember for. Lambeth , • • • - 'He thou hte le 1 - e g , 41 mpeop.e applyin ii , the epithet to the:police Leteesteroen al 10, a/. 4910, Birmhig. I . 100 21. 1 20 ration of-the Rith. Many of the best Penton ar ofeleare ~ ._ _ i 4,1 4, 1 . . , were Moved by you as a, support to. Egerton's:Effie-pit, were allowed to ' come forward. again. ' The . l b ta i gyi 4 o f th em 1,,,, e0 Would finc ma. al hie assertions were answeret yle ~, : ) Leicstr &Ntlea 831 - 28% Warwick 8; tl . 1 ,„ of." 1 z Wa,ecele " ay , :. , as they were lying on the. grass, was had been thee peeled over. Why hat - . -.., • . tf 1 t • • whence they mimed to suppert the attacking per ty., and. object of drivino the people from the railitigs appeared r oweiboratin ' 142 70/ ' 5 - 5 Napton a ;100! -"' 11 inade fiel:d-marshalie? We hen ono ortwo hoooraryneid- repot- oas yen. . , o . very ainneyine. . The eel was at lint ;conveyed to the ? 7 I n 1 nods rvie • ' '1 a •ni, • • s e d ie o ffi cer w h o m en . -The votewns then- agreed to, as else a vote of .500,e, f or dig, .e.eio c e ri.... the Russian trenches, and ii . iceimouthsh' ma -- • ' t* 1 1 worestr et i .... e l e , marshals ; but look at the case ° ta be tagenrid 6:F. these-Who were iti the front la ontiug a '': ' Htime ' greater part of the Pt- t •in- the Female•Orpean . ... in the defence throughont : the night,. as Omit sei , ere - list: - : - . • .arraidts. e a li w s certain it hael not - 6:,en stuffed and MutginerysteflOOf - , - Birmieg. /I ' , -1 ' 23 mended the emelt th 6 -h the , ~ y rue i f I . il 1 ' I ',-.1 ' Ou the question that- 1,2001. should be outwit for the of killed and *eluded attests (53 out of 160 n; many of pore, w en, He thought - the police a e ae4 w ith firmness and forbear- taken to Scotland-yard. (Laueht n ) Ile did riot think Mennoutory et • mo, - - wins & larks. -' 10s. Cel. - sular war, awl who took thennnntiss 0 Jul . ..e , : wes called the Gibraltar en India, Who had on two cena- - Westmoreland Lock Hospital, Dublin, • - ' ' • the:former nofteing found until the flag of trucie, when an.ce ; ,otherwiee the dieturhacce would 'have led - to th e it „would have been better for the rielice to have peketed w th e t h ouse in perms for his -Mr- WILLIAMS objected to-thomote, and thought that their -bots evetenfouncl in the trencbesthey hadi gairted. i deetruction Of prepeety and lees of life. He saw, two - nm t ithe ee nd t i. • i. la he affront. No ono had umele . any eempetin. . : -- INSURANCE COMPANIES. sions received the thanke, • toted to 'the peerage, who was,the suffieient exertion had not beau made to procure funds b . , a of the nonduot of his men Tile sena° n e ns• were ueed ) Dividend Amcamt. ' services, besides being y The e eer in command of the party, Canta4n, now, mounted pelicemen pelted with small stones. They did i• ' t - • ' na " senior Grand Crosse-W(6e Bath, atid, the second general on voluotary.subseriptions. : - • - . Maier, Curet reports that the gallant cond,uct id' Liem oi tide day as were adopted at the receut vieit of the Name Of Comoany. per of Paid. Price _ - the list. Was notio entitled to the rank of field-mar:Mel ? The vote wes agreed to, and also 600/. for the Lying-in- tenant StOnenwho was' killed at the head-of Ts Merl, nt - . excited. o aip e ar e . Emperor and Empress of the French, . tbe opening- of t -. ' Annum. Share. for such were tie services of General Viscount Comber- Hospital. . . chartong the Russians in their trench with the layonet, • Crewe-examined by Mr. Mitchell-He noticeetnino Parliament, And all State oncaeione. ' . e ns.d.X, s. d. SOMe other votes were also aereed to but tonal tho low mere. He hmed that in any order of merit, those who min of Captain Eltaiii, who, veith a small body net mee ladies amongst the erawd. :He did not see any peers BY the,Commiseioners--MraSuperintenlent Hugbee Albion .....• .....- - 1 3/, 10s. 500 .0050 I 0 : 0 83 • t ' ' h. h • c 'd th 'th - ' ; t • fl oleo in which e t e c airman ma era, eir na ure aou ( had serve le . din ti Peninsula, and had received. no honours, email-co Brit'. and Fore 7/. lls. Gd.ts. 100 0 9 :111 o 0 , 17% not be ascertained. f d :• : - t th •'t t •h 1 ' ' orme a covering par yon e riga o t ose w. o were t ear° nur 3 learned judge walking with his daughter. • ' - wee perfectly cool and collected-he did net appear ex. - would berncluded. • On the question that 38,953/. should be grantedt 'for the rehersi WI the trench is articularly deserving of intention on o - cited and rush about like a, Madman He had a Whip, " I°l° Maxine "' •• " - 61.7"-81''' bs. 100 0 9 25 1 g g :____ . g ~ P . , J. re ponce LAttte up slowly, on which the people rushed Anchor .............. ;i• per eeat. 5 0 Mc ALCOCK said, as Captain ' Scobell's motion with Reginm Donurn, as le that also of Lieutenants. Scott and Williams, who e but witness did ' • ' • not see him strike auy one with it. Atlas ' 153.0 d. 50 0 0 '5 15 0 Isla roirml to promotion in the n d he wishial svy was postpone , . 1 __ tn. m WILLIAMS objected to the grant, and theought it • were inost active in performing their dutien: off speedily, and he had to take refuge behind a, tree. Q auperintendent O'Brien, of the C division, is 40 yeara Argus Li4e ......... - ' 41. per cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 - i 0 Make an observation on one point, and that was wit i British Ctimmercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5, 0 0 7 was not creditable to the inhabitants of the richent part of Hoping that the Commander of the Forces may deerei He thoOnntetliese. rushes were made by some of the of meet and haAeen in the service 14 years. He was re , rd to death vacanciee ha the navy. The report of the I 'l. it t k • re ant 0 ,a e a grant of public money for the - is :import of t-, ; Clericl.Med.ae tien.Liase 4pr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 ; 0 0 .21 'a the arm and navy which sat in 1840, stated thiestatement sufficiently satisfactory to enable himnto crowd, veinier% view to plunder. .The resietance, in on duty on the Ist july, and nad to pay attention to co un ty ..-............ 4/. 100 0010 0 0 -- commission on . .y h , , . their:ministers.. ge propoeed to reduce the amount to the 1 t f th thin , death vacancies in t e navy was an equlva en or a move on esu jec - ave c th in t . 1 h Oa Lord Retied Grosnenor's house. He made: arranee- Crown ....'n......, .. 17s. Cd 50 0 0 50 0 17% sum ef aTsiil. f •, , most instances, by the people, wan pasaive., He saw one o , s ystem of promotion in the army. He would urge that that i- en ROB. CAMPBELL, Lieutenant-C' 1 1 ments accordingly., All went well up to 2 o'clock. Eagle wits not the caeca aud hapointed out - castes recently in the i - Mr ei.o.DFIELD s'upported tho amendment, anti con- Jo one , policemammish a nia,n with his truncheen, who threw :- Entity awl llama ..... 4% per (tent. '100" 0- 0 " 5 0 0 6 Soon aftenthatnime he went with a reserve to Stanhope 90th Regiment, Commanding Assault. Europe:tut - aft ll. 20 0 0 all ; - Black Sea' and the Baltic in which promotion did not go sidered that they should. not encourage such a 'beggarly himself on hie back. On further examination relative gate, leay . ' I ' t Wbb •th b d ing nspec or 0 wl a oy of police in Genera 1.............. 6/, . . 5 0 0 „ . 5 . by seniority in the case of death vacancies. 'lt was not system : To Colooel Shirley, Commanding , . , , . therefore true, as stated by the report •of 1840, that the -- : Mr. KIRK, as an Irish Presbyterian, could non sit still 2d Brigade, Light,Division. I to how the man could _throw himself on: his beck, he Park-street. - About 6 o'clock be saw a large mob cres t , . Globe • sa. per. cent. , Stock. 1 „ 109 Guardian ............ 51. per.ceut. 100 0 0 45 0 - death vacancies went by seniority. He hoped the Anton undo; the gives imputations that had been cast wpoo. the ' ' Before Sebastopol, Juln , 17. said it Was on his s id e . H e se,w no policeman kitrack, sing thetPark towards Grosvenor•gate, shouting wildly, imperial i Fire... - .... 121. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 , - , ratty would eive their attention to that point, and neon: 'pas/tett-amen to which he belonged. They rested their clairh My Lord,-I have the honour to transmit Inerewith nor anylo.ct of iriolence done for the day. • and persons were running in front - and by their side, as Imperial Life ..... .. a 12s. 100 00100, 0 ' • - lect that no Officer in the navy under the rank of post cap- on a pesitive contract entered into with the Croiwn, , and the nominal and nnmeeical neturn• of easualtiee in this Mr. i'levatd Fitzharding Berkeley, of the• 2d : Life Indemnity. Marine .. lI3sZo 3/ 100 0 0 20 0' 0 75 as if encouraging them on. After that he received a •... dih •• • • " tain could gethis promotion by seniority as in the army. , 'ea i t which had e been perpetuated from the year len; - to t e army, from the 13th to the I.sth inst. ; also the weekly : • Guards, twasin the park from a quarter to five till a 1., Fite ............ 25.8 c 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 o ••40 communication' from two gentlemen, to •the effect . , '- - ' Law Life.• •• • .... •• • • - 100 0 0 la 0• 0 57 Admiral WALCOTT said he could not withdraw his preseiat time. The opposition was raised by then Society re port of the Inspector-General of Hospitals, which will that the • mob' ' Ld R b G were going to or o ert roe- Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5 7,-i motion, but Worth' allow it to be ne,gativiele and he could foe the laberation of Relignen from State Pietro* go and be most gratifyingto your lordship, as showing a, stea,dy quarter to seven °idle& walking aloeg by the Carriage venor's, and that they bad stones in their pockets. He London ' only saythat the'Admiralty might break his heart, but Conteol, but tho recipientinef this grant had alteays re- decreose in the number of cases of spasmodic cholera. drive. Theerowd was very dense, and the police endea_ sent an intelligent coneta,ble, 331 A, to mane inquiries, i London Ship.... ..... - they should notbreak his spirit. , '" . . , !Listed State patronage nudtcontrel. I have but little to repori to your Lordship ; our sieee vowed te prevent them assembling to be addressed by a a,ncl he returned, informing him there was a large eon- went , marine- •• ....•• •• - vlidee Gen. Life 4% /. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 :0.- After 'a. few words from iihr. A. P - =maw, the cotnamittee - • at a SCOTTISH SCHOOLMASTERS - • • - - divided- operations are steadily progressing. , speaker,' The conduct of the crowd tended to annoy and course of peopinin front of Lord It. Grosvenor's house. Minerva a :.......,. sp. et. & bs. 20, 0 0 20 0 6 Mr. R LOCKHART called the attention of the house to .. Fo•: the amendment :n2 . Last night, about 11' o'clock, a sortie was made by Hth - e en marched his men to Park-street, coming in by Monarch •• •• •• • • .... - •5•• 0 o 1 0 0 -- the serious inc.onvenience that will arise from the : ect for , Against it- 96•• the enemy on the right of the French works, in front of epo ice - y mo ine . ern. o saw the le th l' b " ble• " 'th II prove - , ~, . . . e ,-. National Loan Fund.. 51. er cent. 20 .0 ' 0 210 0 - South-street, in order that the crowd might have notice • P - - Palladium Life,. • ' regulating the ealatitas - of the: parochial schoolmestere of • Meinrity -‘,14 the Mamelon ; the cannonade and fire of musketry w , as 1.1 1 I f tl Th police pelted with gravel and sena .coi s o ear 1. ey of the approach of the police and have dispersed. The Pelican .......• ...... - - - - Scotland being allowed shortly to expire, without any fur- Mn CHEETHAM. objected to the proposed adnition be exceedingly heany, but I hane not lee yet been 'Made ac- hooted at them. The police han.ntet the slightest diffi- crowd was turbulent, and shoutinw He saw but one PhCenix . • ' ... - - - _ ._ , ther provisions being proposed by the Government to meet the number of ministers, and moved that the vote be re- quainted with any particulars of the attack: ' • tone thrown durino hel culty in dispersing the crowd. Ile thought the conduct e 0 t e ay. He separated the 50 men Professional Life...-. 51. per cent. • 5 0 010 0 ae the extreme urgencies of the ca,se, and urged that unless Provident Life.. ... 111 ss. &bs 100 0 0 10 0 et i e e m - d.uced Inn the sum of 415/. Bs. into sections, of 10 men, giving a front of five men to Rock Life...... :: ...: . 1 7s. • 53 0 0 10' 9,8 k , I regret to have to annonnce to your Lordo'hip the fth 1 - no 11 t . . some measure was introducen on tne subject at Martinmas Lord• NAAS defemled the vote, contending that - if there e o e.po ice e. een . eath of Captain' Rowland A Fraser, of the 424 High- each. It had not the desired etTect ; and on the police Royal Exehange ...•• • 101. per cent Stock. all - neirt, the salaries a the School.masters would be reduced by was a.n od r ason fo W th Id ministers there ygo, e . r supper ing e o . Cross-examined. by Mr. Mitchell-There WU more neac e• surrFire -• • , ,6/. 10s.. ~ - , landerso, a very talented young officer, who was killed 'no Reeve'sonews be beard au extraordinary shout, one-fetirth. He hoped the Government would support the was an equally Sod reason su ortin the neve minis g, for pp g . With Lim hooting when the prieoners were cons eyed aloag the such iis e. he had never before heard. He reef et d the • li. 14s. • .-- in the 4enches of the ri h k g t attac , last night,' by the die s e United Kingdom .... 41. p e a &bs. 20 0 0 4 6 0 . ete bill he proposed to bring in. ters. : - SERGEANTS' GOOD CONDUCT JIIOhTEY. ' Mn Kirk, Mr. Cairns adMr M cartney oppOsed the ~ n . a splinter of a shell. . drive in cabs than at . other times. lf he had received crowd to , disperae. and in doino so he was Universe], Lif e ........ 51. per cent 100 0010 0 0 - Mr. PELLATT hact given notice of a motion for an. reduction ; and Mr. Hindley, Mr. Brady, and .51T. Had- I have, nte., • a stray blow he should not have complained at having tripped nup and - fell on his left kneey which cut . Victoria Life ........ 51. pe r cant •• - . 412 6 5% humble address to be presented tO her Majesty,praying her field. supported it. JAMES SIIVIPSON, placed himself in front of the people the police were en- his trouiters. Waen the, men dispersed the crowd he was MISCELLANEOUS. . to remedy the grievance of eereeants in the army being de- The committee then divided. The numbers were- Lieutenant-General Commanding. d m • d' Th - d ' le • unab , to . accompany them in consequence of the above vounng to isperse. ere appeare to be a desire , • prived, while serving, of the goOd conduct money allowances ' For the reduetion 36 The Lord Panmure, enc. , , accident., He was unable to say what orders he gave. • . Dividend Amount to which they had been entitled before they were proinoted • Against it . on the part of the people to commit' a nreach of the He thought the men must have inferred the t • y were o t , , Name of Company., per of Pahl. Pr: , .!e, to that grade. He apoknof the responsible duties which' ' Majority -50 .. ' Encloeure 1.-Extract. ' . • ' . peace if they dared. He saw no ill-temper on the part disperse the pellplnfrom what he said to the people. In •- ' Annum. Share. --• - they performed, having the care of the 'good order and The vote was then agreed.to. i . Head-Quarters, Camp before Sebastepon of the police, He thought it was necessary the people clearing the shwa he reported three people hurt ; one Xs. d. ns. e e morality of the private 'men, 'and being usually men of On. the , next vote being proposed, 51. 50 0020 0 0 21 had his face or, heed bleeding • anothe W ethic , er as .k on imam Tea ".• ........ better education than those in the ranks. The sergeatts Mr. WILLIAMS moved that the chairman report pro- ' July 17, 1855. should be charged. He saw Sirß. Mayne's notice, but • ' - action Mart.. •• .. •• P 210 er cent. 50 0 . 0 ___ - were perfectly satisfied with the existine arrangements fir gnats which was agreed to and the house resumed.- She-In transmitting the weekly state of sick, I,have did not read it through. , ' the back 'of the l - mad, and a third on the arm. The 5- kustralian Aericulturl IL H. 100, 0 0 17 10 0 30 retiring pensions, and for compensation' in case of losing The Turkish Loan Bill was considered as amended, and nench satisfaction in being able to report to you, a con- ne mom on r AA- -,. , man cut on the head he thought was : Pickenpack, but Australian Trnst .... 81. pen cent. - 25 00 24 . 10 0 0 all 4% their litnbs; butit was not fair that they should be placed ordered to be read a third ti me t o - m o rr o ve (this day). tinned improvement in the health of the army. . nen VY lidaM awes, oi moniagu•place, Russell he gave then a different na,me and a,ddress to the above Australlen Royal Mail N. , in a worse position, during service, than the corporals and. ' The Customs Tariff Acts Amendment and Consolnclation There hae been an increase of fever cases this week, square. was in the Park on the lst inst., and mixed with man when he gave his evidence. There evas a number -Mexican Mint 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - angle _ a r British American Land las. - '4O 0 0 - even the priOates were. In the artillery, a corporal with Bill went through committee. , but a marked decrease in both the frequeney and f the crowd on both sides of the Drive. He saw stones of respectable arid quiet people in the street who were c e ee e, ~,..; „ „ ;..; 6/. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 -- four distinguishing marks re ce i ve d mere pay tem ) a sm . 'The Customs Laws Conselidation Bill wes considered as severity of bowel affections. ot interfered evith From in 'ries he m qui ode of the Mo. e per cent I3onds 5/. per cent. - 0_ _ geant, by three-farthing s ada d'fle - I thrown at the police, and a mecadamised one .struck n ' 't • amended, and ordered to be read a third time to-marrow - - Ya an i e got another .. . . . I have, &m, JOHN HALL, men from the dense nature of the crowd they were und Ditto, 6 per cent. •• 6/. per cent. - - 113% T - badge, he receined a penny f him. The co nduct of the two mounted policemen was able to c't N•tt n Bends ' - - _ _ alining a day more than tile (this day). say how each other acted. They appeared to '.Y avi- g a ° : Inspector-General of Hospitals. Electric Telegraph a . 6 per cent. 25 o 0, 23 0 0 - sergeant'. Ile (Mr. Pellatt) knew one Th Ex • case where them e else Duties Bill was read a third time and passed. suchns it,should be. There was, no excitement on their have acted indenendently of each other. was a private with eleven distinguishin • • . To Lientenant-G ' eneral Simpson, Ditto •,•••-- •• • • - - 1 -- I - g marks, receivine BURIALS BILL. -•- a penny farthing a day more than a sergeant got. In ta Sir G.: GREY-movecnthe second reading of this bill, the Commanding-in-Chief. part. The police appeared to be in, exceedingly good , 'Cross-examined by Mr. , Mitchell-He saw Sir R. Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 1100 00 o_ cavalry a sermant had to - pey tw inll• - ' f h . Ma ne on Satur . temper. . One sergeant showed him•a; blow he had re- Y . . day, when be read a,n outline of the in- Ditto New .. -•• .• - 50 00'17 10 0 - - ' " ' °' 1 allas a week to a object o w ich was to facilitate the formation of new - & t 5p e &bs 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Oen.it evens. 'rives . • • • man ' for cleaning his horse, because it wi'is re a ' ' . , Enclosure 2. structions whmh - wer 4 . . e aobsequently • issued. Sir rded as bunal-erounds and remove obstacles to burials at present , • ceived on the hand. It was not safe to take a lady on Gen .Steam Navigation 10 p•et. la 00,14 0 0 26k infra dig. for a sergeant to clean his own horse. g A h ' ••' A ' d ' NUMERICAL RETURN OP CASUALTIES FROM Richard did not tell the superintendents to act Hudson's 8ay...• •• •• - Stock. I - - ospt- °matinee- eree to. foot along the Serpentine-if in a carriage at the risk with vi Re d'd tal sergeant ieceived an extra allowance of only f • . THE 13rn.TO THE 15TH. JULY, 1855, INCLUSIVE. . gour. i not say he anticipated a Hungerford .......• •• .. 21. os. 100 0 0 'lOO o 0 - - The o' der rif the de for resumin the ad'ourned debate ourpeliee . r , . a day for his incessant toil iu assisting the eer ,- y d) Bill g 1 . j h n 3d. Battalion, .Grenadier - Guards-1 rank. and filo of the horses being frightened. The croWd in the Dries:, disturbance on 'the lst. No special instruct' • London Institution .•• - _ _ _ _. N ice of the on the Grand Junes (Irelan was ( isc arge . ions e ere London Reversionary 5/per cent. 15 0 0 all - hospital, and often in keeping accounta • . while a private ' The Militia Ballots 'Suspension Bill was road a second wounded. was of a noisy description, and comp:wed mostly of boys given hesides those in writing, and stated by Sir Richard Russell Institution•• - , - - 12 tO 0 - so ldier, employed as orderly in the "respite], received ilie ti e let Battalient Scots Fusilier Guarde•--1 rank ad fil - Mayne in his evidence. He did not hear Sir Richard say nrice'snatentcend.co to/. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 27 & e and young men. , same., It had Iteen observed that when a soldier attained Da • ' SALE OF BEER, &c., BILL. • killed ; 1 rank and file wounded. " anything about the Sunday Tradino Bill. Hydemark ReversiOnary Int. Soc. 4%/. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - • the position of sergeant, he attained the climax of his .Mr. IL BERKELEY moved that this bill be read a Ist Battalion, let Regiment of Foot-1 rank and file Cress-examined by Mr. Mitchell-He saw from 50 to • ' - Royal eini ateam.... 41. p. share. 100 0060 0 0 - ambition as a non-commiasioned officer, and, therefo S • d ' ' came into upennten ent May's division, and he dis- South Australian... •• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 37a; re, he second tinie relying - matirely on the report of the cow- woonded. 60 carriages in the drive of tile usual description seen in charged the ordinar d • ' ought not to be - placed at a pecuniary disadvantage. wittee. , . 9th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. y uties the week previous. Lord Trust and Loan Comp. The SPEAKER reminded . the bon. gentleman that his Mr. HORSFALL re ' h 'tt h 11 gretted that t e comm. ee sou ( 18th Foot-4 rank end file wounded. ..: Hyde-perk. He saw no violence need, or great resist- Derby might have been one of the inob if he had been . . Upper Canada ..•• - 20 00, 5 0 0 - Motion was irregular, and tho subject dropped. auce to the police._ One man refosed to, go under the there.• He thought 4,000 people crossed the Park in the . - have reconamended the introduction of the bill, agninst - 19th Foot-3 rank and file wounded. . The LORD ADVOCATE; in reply to the remarks oe e which he Must protest, a large mass of eridence having 31st Foot-1 rank and. file killed; 2 rank and file lirection Of Park-street T railings, when the pohce took him up, threw him over, ( • -he officers in the Park should - • LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' 'PRICES. _ have sent a, policeinan to watch the movements of the crowd - - - Mr. Lockhart, said there would be ample time to proville been rejeeted by the committee. wounded. , . and he fell on the other side. The crowd was of a dif- t ' Dividend Amount the parochial schoolmasters of Scotland at the begin- • . Aftee a short conversation, the bill was read. a second for 34th ,Foot S---1 rank and file killed ; 4 rank and file leavino the Peek. Col. Lindsay appeared to have givera Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. farent character to that seen at elections; There w * Annum. Share. ' • f next session. , There would be no time to consider bane. . . woiinded. as a an accorate description of what occurred, but he was ning o , The D . . _ - 'II during what remained of the present sm. 39th Foot-2 rank and:file wounded. and pass a ler wellinge for Labouring Cla,sses Bill was read a difference in the conduct of the crowd on the green and wrong as ,to the number of the crowd and the police. ' aceend time - .• 4 s. d. X s. d. sion. The salaries of the schoolmasters would not be tli- 41st Foot-1 rank and file wounded. • ' The L •' '' ' ' ' ." ' ' . .. . . in the drive ; the former were . peaceable and or- Witness heard no distinot exclamation. from the nank of Scotland .. • • 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 184/ 0 • hed till after May next. The course wbich linwas new were . 0 1:fla - amendme - nts to the Pteligious Worship Bill 47th Foet-1 officer, 3 ranknod file Wounded. •. • - ' British Linen Company 8/. per cent. minis; de lv Theget was a. difference between this crowd: Witness took his request to some per- 100 o o too ,0 0 223110 i • • lv similar to that adopted by the .A.bee. ~ aoneidered and agreed to. - 48th Foot-1 tank and file killed; 2 rank and file r e • Caledonian Bank .. •-. st. per coat 10 0 0 2100 3' 18, timing was precise .., , sons .to disperee •as- an order to clew He must say, hewever, the t . aI t t e IITED , LIABILITY BILL. . ' wounded. : - -' • ,• - -- . crowd and that -on the Derby-day. The ' • ' Cit f4l Bk r 1 • - y o t asgow an . . per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11115 e deen Governmeat in 1853. The core the street and, - they acted accordingly H took the Clydesdale Bank •.. 5%1 pessible objections te mere cet- . , , e . _ 50th Foot-2 rank end file,woundede •• • . p cent. 20 0 0 10 0013 Os a Oa - aleie bill was then resumed, and the. latter was fun and frolic-the former more than that. there were the gre,atest Tantalum... e i - - wlsole ' '• • • . e - - 1. to the salaritia of the'parochlel ausea weee twined to - ' 89th Foot-1 rank and file wounded. - - respo.nsibility on himself. The time had come te mmercial Bank .• 71. per cent. sno 0 0 100 0 0 2091 as Eastern Bank.... ..,•• 61. per cent. • tinuance bills to regu a Th h"- e , 1 durine the preeent e ouee then resumed • n3d Feet-2 rank and file wounded -Mn Charles MtPherson, steward to Lord R. Grosve- when it was necessary to remove the crowd. When 25 0010 0 0 10118+ schoolmasters. Ho had enlaayoarec be..reeeived•this - day , and the report was ordered to ~ ' - • Edinb. & Glasg,ow...• 3341. p cent 500 5 0 0 11.17, 1 , I c e the s hien- 9ath Foot,--3 rank and filo wounded. . nor, was at Ins residence on the lst, hearing there wa,s a mob - was aPnarently,leent on mischief the sooner they Exchange Bnkof Scot.. - • -1 session to raise those salaries, wed ao pec . . c i t . .. PARTNERSIndwn - - - , - masters in - an tinproved - and pernianent condition, ie . , On the motion of Mr • ii tt-W AMENDMENT BILL. 2d - Battaliort Rifie dlingede-1 rank and file wounded.. Whet gathering and a breakage of the windows. On' were removed the better. Ile did not think the crowd National Bank ...• .. 6% per cent. 100 0 0 fta 0 0 170/0s his efforts had_ been defeated by honourable- gentlenver for the cemmittal of th * ie bill - • EWE: the order of the day • '-t-4 rank end fil illed • 1 cor 34 rank an 1 fil Total ; . e k _. , offi , h -- e the crowd assembling, the blinds were drawn down, and enn i Id have been •• in an amiable state tof temper if they Nortlaotaacotland Bank 51.perseent 20 0 0 AO 01/ 14. Royal Bank of S cotl. a . 51. er cent . 100 o o 100 o o iivi . ' • • • a other house. (Hoax.), 11,3 .. wounded. n epposite and-their friends. in th Th Met It was read and discherged -' - • had been subjected to snch treatnaent as that described union Bale en. te e , . rOOO ian Buildings Bin ' • •• . W. L. PAKENHAM, Lieut.-Colonel, The iumatee consisti some of the shutters closed. n • tor Scot. .4. 81. percent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 91/ 5s ' t_;a'aught that SOMO attempt should be made -next y .ei , . tiasett; . wa2 read a third time -•- , lag of liy - the ntitnenten • who bad giten evidence against western Dank- .... 71 50 0 0 50 0 0 77' ln • • ~ per cont. • , es "al With the wbole questi naprebeu- ne ' ea in a liberetand co , , P PA it OCHIAL SCHOOL2,I; ' • • . Acting-Adjutant-General. the establishment, were much alarmed at the yelling and the police. ' ' Goin ' Pk t ' ' ' . , g up ar .s ree., an in'opec- Alliance Fii-e and Lloe.. 8%1. pr cent 100 0 0 11 0 0 181 51 sir • • \STERS (SCOTLAND ) ' ' British Guarantee C per cent 10 0 0 20011 7 , . e. tntrit.. ( Hehr.) -. , - • •• ' • • Mr. E. LOCKII ART. nioned. for la .- ' • - hooting of the crowd. There were•two or three police- tor asked him: ito allow the Teen to draw caledonia.n ° • - " ' • 1 Mr. •'s•S"t;Ug'c'it• tI t . a entinuenee billg, an 11 , Joe e t , o MOre 0 , , ~ .: .( to contioUo an act to regulate.the 8 av? to bring .in a. bill : .. • (Sitiolosure , '3.) - • , --• Fire Insur . 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25a OF men in plain clothes in and out of the housei No their truncheous w but he refined, suing, if necessary, he city. of Glasgow 'Life . 6/. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. 108 per cent. sugsested,th e paving of •annict te . eadure " until Pari, a scheolnientens of Maitland. TU aN• ' .• . . , . alarms of the naeochial NOMINAL RE P OF OFFICERS WFIO HAVE would. give tbe order. - Some, however, did it. His Co'onial Life' ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 I 0 0 5/. 58 ment 5h01d,4,-ti; a - • - t't• -- • " 11 ill "-P• 1 " the Si'''. , VlO LORD ADVOCATE on e onnome e enema e "•e di Itl i Pose( le motion. BEEN inOUNDED FROM.THE 13mi TO THE 15rn damage was done on that day. object WaS tO Ivoid.•their coming into •unpleasent colli- Edinbureh Life e Insiir. Q. percent. 100 0 0 'l5 0 0 26110 s ject shealia atia - al - ait ''lb - ' 1 ;• nt ' session. 11 ' 3 The herese divided- onali L Y, .13,55, INCLUSI VE. , - ' Ceose-examined-Lord R. Grosnenor was net in the an ;41 ii. ' 1 ci . 1: . Eng. & Scot, Lan Life 5/ per ceut. 50 0 0 35 0 41. 7s i mene wt Ini e.a „wi _ , iu, tao p.ese , . -• WOUNDED. -• ' - sion wo.o .aepOoPie. a,n .1,13 return to Wi ne - s treet station Life Assoc. - of Sesa.and 6/..per cont. 10 0 0 110 0 s'. OF ~. or, woutl therwiee eubnet the sehoeltnastere t ) Fon the rnetion ....................... a species of slow te t ' ' • j ' ' ' - ''' ............. I; . house, but some of the ladies of the family were there. he directedibie attention to the state of the prisoners in r ure. Against it .. t. . ..................................... le . JuLn 15. National Fire and Life Oa per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 ola 17; North British ; ester _ et, per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 32112 s , ,- . ' 'Majority .. , . 47th Regiment of Foot. Win, Ford, messenger to Lord It. Grosvenor gave , . . , the cella, it being a sultry night. Ho found 72 park .- - Sl3 - nPLY -.' • • • The house. then • - *. , i . i „ -12 " Captain Thomas Roper, slightly. , similar testinaony to the above witness. Whilst fasteni prisoners ann thirteen ordinary prisoners.. He had Scottish union Insmc 7y/. pr cent. 20 0 0 10 0 ,1/. lls rig• atandard Life .... . ' .... ..rd. per cent. • to o 0 7 0 0 101 es .._ , . ~went into commitsee oi allaPan • Tho total number of members who voted in th to ' • . . e melon ' ' .Wi 14.. PAKENHAM, Lieut.-Coloiml, thorn reduced - to fiftY-four, the others being taken United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent 10 00 . 100 l - Mr. WIRE eompl ••• • ' '- - b • ',,, d4O : - tho area gate, about six o'clockin the evening, he was -anted- of dela ', t • miscellanea:l -; , eln e un or , .. . ._ . , , . Acting Adjutant-General. • , estimates till-towards tho eey.-0 yin, ha . 1.. ,I l The SPEARER'declared the house adjourned at twent to Marlborough-street 'A selection of - prisoners could n-----S----- etruck with a stone on the bead, but not violently. H e • ' - , - • that they should be taken lawn the session, and stigges it 3 rainutenbefore two. . ~ .. , . y • • - . . .' • hardly be - made in locking the prisoners up that night. [A.DVERTISEIMXT.I-A most interesting. recovery from a vast observed thud certain gyyds whi rately nfmr Easter. • - , , m ,.......enee--;-•n----• . Enclosure 4. : . i did not - feel particularly alarmed. Things wont on pretty , There must have been at one time 31 prisoners more in cam I' - ' -• • without the aid of medicine, by Du p 'Lotion of diseases, bers on,the 27th of July Were orc i r vero ilelivereil to, mem ' : - ,Sll ARE Af ARKE T 8. NOMINAL IaIarITTIV (IP itri-"T mitill-Mmisn'll ' --- - eete ne -.a ---------- a tem quiet and regular i n the house. Lady Grosvenor an d the cells then there wee a c c o mm oda,tion - for. He had BarryPs Reralenta Arabiea Food is recorded tu the followine . >ac a 1 ed. to be rinteil so tar 1k s the 27th of:March. -Tri 9 •, , P . • ' OITIOnnaS AND -- PRIVATES' - • KILLED Imola • . • rQlrkriceq 011 the incr , l, ...) ---.4.-.----- - , -- TUE 13TH TO THE - 15TH' JULY 1855 - INCLUSIVE tWo of the young ladies wore in thn house ; they were been superintendent since 1853. letter :-Cure 52,a22. --e." Bridgehouse, Frimley, 3cl April ° , in the civil service estiinatea, trout Intl : en - a - '' 't ' hitIVERPOOL, JULY 3/ , , . . 1854,-Grateful for the benefit I have derived from Dii-Barry's millione in 1845,.'t0 -about .6. ) . - i weillieens r e til t n: thi.tk) '' • 'The . i tie of the Market has been' ' ' - KILLED. rather elarmed. After the mob was diepersed, about ' nirasiOne 1' The Com i rs 4( journed at half-Oast 4 o'clock it the- resent -- c - -VW p STO It - „ . ETANGE.- o d utof 13 : till to-morrow at 11 o'clock ' Revalenta irabiea Food, I feel it my duty to express to you ' year. Tle asked for an atplanation uPon that ' point, anii• d 'rices considerably lower than on Satur-• 34th Foot Mira ' ' , - - .half-past six o'clock, Lady Grosvenor.and the ,young ,' • • - - • my unfeigned. thanks for the invariable kiudness I have met urged the necemity of the strieteet econom - heevwto-day; en !i t. 4 d- EastLaneashire, lB /. lis.. 3(1.- -- • - ts William Ward. - The inquiry is eimected to close ofi Wednesday. with at your fiends. I have suffered these :33 years continually . , • ladies walked out. The carriage it never used on , Sun • civil departments of the State. -,litiere were, mc, ii nl in, all .I,ho , d i ,y, CalOriOnlitn, i, 51 , h es deferredie 81. 6s. &La-Lance- let Bettalion s JULY 14. ' , from diseased lungs, spitting of blood,' liver derangement spe,cial and teniporary °ln - 'tient; which lei in i ° "tin f‘tis Great Northernt (A:o gr / , _ • , 9lig it might I, • ' e • SW- London . anc - I Nor& Western, , 48th - Foot- 1d a littl • ' ' . - nd c v ote.Fusilier Guards-Private Jas. Kidd. daYs. „ The crowd assembm e before six o clock. r i etas T'IO . . , -- . deafness, shining in the ears, constipation, debility, shortness 4_ was Meakens. • poetpoteed•for a time.- Tne lionses, -of Parliament lie 1 el_ slum andiYoekehir e .. ,4 N rth Eastern, Berwick, ISie , . Mr . . John Hayworth, woollen draper, of St. Martin's- SWITZERLAND.-The Cantonal court-martial at Berne of bypath, and cough, and during that period taken so lona ' ready cost imarlv 2,000,000/n and he heliened there j e ve te i 9 ' S --24 ' 11 ' .44 ' . - i l' - ` ° , , 31st Foot-Pri "LT 15. medicine that I can safely say I ham) leid vate Themes Jamie. • . '' ' ' • lane, saw a lady pushed down by the crowd, am - I on a was lately called upon to try an Anabaptist, who, being • . out upwerds of a estimates in exiitetee which showed that helf e • .ir - , . 41 ~,,, 1 , ~ ,-, - , . , ,-*-7,- --- .. ..... IV, thousand pounds at the chemists and doc o t rs. Indeed I was more would be required. He alsonbjected• to ler ge e w e . I - „ MANCHESTER, J.l, taY 30, • ~ , L. PAKENHAM, LioutoColonel, policemau going to her assistance the creme, cried drawn for the army, refused to serve, on religious; grounds. • Actin •• • r in utter . despair, and never expected to get over it when 1 being expended for the anon:anent of the metropolis: i il,' - s -Town EXCIiAIIiGE.-The market has heen allowing en 1 , g Adjutant-General. • " Shame !" and beean. to elbow him. The lady, he The court senteneed him to exile so long . as he should w „ fortunate enough to become acquaint ' ' cd withwour Reva , . doubted W:ll6ther the 40,0001. for : e d uca ti ona l and beneva. avera,gelmeiness tiddawe and prices were same as Saturcley. • s , persist in Ids refusal. , . • (Enclosure 15 ) thougnt, was .trampled on by the-crowd. He saw pieces r .. lenti l . Ara.bica, which, Heaven be praised, restored me to i l lent institutions amenie tne Keane would lime any bet, Fent Lancetabire, 181- * -Dittm Fifths, 3/. pd., 7-1 6 P. - NOMINAL RETURN OF N . - ' LADVERTISEMENT.I-Holloway's FRIA have ma extra.- a state of health which I loue sin d • ' ' . fiend effect:- Hnlikewne caniplained of the'confuelini m e Lewin 80i-ManclieSter Assurance lln p. OFFIOERS AND PRIV,A.TEs 2 4 -COM MISSIONED in the direction ot th ce espaired of attaining / of hurdles thrown into the a,ir . e o r di nar y affect on Liver and Stomach Complaints. Mr. My lungs, liver, stomach, head, and ears are all right, 1 , . want cif (Mien ebiervable in the estimates: and hoped WI a - ' THE larn TO TIIK 15en JUL' °uNDED, FRQM police, who were a pp re hending a man. He noticed the Charles Wilson, of 39, P r i nce 's-street, Glasgow, states, mY hearing Perfect, and my recovety i s a marve l to - all , --- . - -I, INCLUSIVn , - in future gleater carer would be talren in their preparation. . BiRMINGHAM - JULY 30. - ' , . WOUNDED. _ - . oridwd on one occasion aneoying the police vt•hen tn e y in a. letter to Ptofessor Holloway, that he had suffered m y acquaintanees.-I am, respectfully, JAMES P ..A,OBERTS. - - He suggested, in ceneta9ion, that the estimatee should •ili SToclt, E ' ' '- r . ' to- , , JuLY 10. 'sters In cam , . . llb 2 • 0 -1, neuetiGE.-There 'was very little btoiness olice used forbearance. . fur a long time from a disease of the liver and stomach, . n 9d.; elle. 4s. 6c1.; 51b. lls. ; 121 b. .2.2 r.. Y futore kenions be , subroitted46l% select committee. ' ' a.. alla 11r; . were clearing the place. The p .. , ~ .. , . The 121 b. carnage free o 't f p d B rrY st - A,- -otos were a shede weaker Grea•t Western, tot, Battalion, lst RegiMellt ,Of Foot-me w t . iv -. 1. tor which he Could obtain no relief frorn the niedical pro- , , n recem o est-office or er. a nr.r. WILSON stated that if the' civil see •.0 estimatee e our ailey G : - ' ' • • vie • . ' li htl ae i ham He hadnever contracted to supplY the palide with goods. t , . Du Barry &Co 77 R 182 nerenteed Stock, -59-Ditto, Birmingham H owa rd, s g . y.. e,sion ; therefore he determined on trying Holloway's • , egent-street, London ; also at , , hail been printed and diatriante 1 ' 'V •ctr they wonto , .il'tt 74 . ' -'' iz --- .Sonth ot ment of Foot -Private Micheel D' PiceadilM • • , 60 Gra e 1 Strand; ( tti mar ~.„ . . ee . , . Weeteeet e nen ) ,e.ffords, 2 dis.-London and Non, . eie Wegi . , ineee, me. He was not a voluntary witness. , . . . pills, at Which time lie Was in a most wretched condi- 4, __ ea . , • e eburch-street; 330, and 45 , . no's have coetitieed man I tl • Y. 'lugs Winch were lit 011ein no'' , ~- . üb. pside •60 and. 68 ' • • treet; ' , Cornhill, 49, Bishopsgate-s 5 and it weind ham, been neeeatarytolarin ' ' --- -t•is ' - ' • - ' • • • . . - ' verely, . .- . :._ . .. Mr. w in , ch a , s , Drown, straw•hat manufacturer, New tion. iltute Ith.manly.speakinn• _these pills have saved his 55 Cha ' ' , t • 63 and I o, gin suppiemen a.) _ - , .. i f Foot-Private John Tracy Bev ei ring-cross •54 , ! Upper Baker-stree , , estimates... He accounted for the.in t• t • - ' . . . •-- - • .. i . • ' • Pith Regiment e _ . , _or y. B OUCI-Rtieef S i the Perk from four till half-Fast six life, as Ihe is now reSterei teeperfect health, to the sur- de Oword e • • -etreet icto , -a, High.street, Camden-t Own ; 18, Pall. • the-es ona eit -- , 1- , Er.Ds, Jorm 30, - 19th' Regiment of Foot-Priyate Thomas Collingwood, 0 ) s wa h ' in - prise of ell who had witnessed the state he was ll . ilia f 1 1i''' tit- tn :' "e": -. - " - ' crease in by tee -sic- e um lOns EaMS which Nvero for Melt" STOC:C 73:011/1Nat:-Th ; _ clock.' The conduct of tho crowd was very discredit- , ' mall; 7, Pall-mall -East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Mot• . J Sold b _ _ • • . id mit of the Coesolidated Fund Were now included-ie. the-average, ittia -, yel p - . . ._ e business hes, continued, abed ',slightly. - , .Y- little (lea ) Ot-Privato ,Jacob Bowlee, sevorelY. . .. 1 y all medicine venclore and at :Professor olio-. comlnstreot ; 13, King Willia C't •30 Coudnit• m-street, iY • , Th •1 - - 11 'b- 11 •tr• I aloe aud anneying to the police. Stones were thrown ' - it ' bl' '-‘' 95, Farringdou-streen; 67, Stu the annual natiniatent inianGovernment were t pared I fhW or-none, aud zianto,ti on .g• esa es B , YO win i ie, P - . • 110 Pr° - a .- , , • ..° . 4 7are-aa un Saturda . - - 48tit-'oot --- FiI.YA . Y. . .41119 . V y,seyerelye. '. _ tej) • 1 Ji, 11 at them. Thepolicemen acted very temperately. xte Maiden-lo . bj y ...., Wa Y he. a tshinents, 244, • bt•rand, Lowden, and 80, • street; 21, Cockspur-street; pe, ow ork. , i • - 4111:4 Churc4yarcl; . 6, Edward•strect, 1 . 90/iAugiquare• . Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. --. - £ s. d. £ s. d. British • • •• • • ........ - - - - Ditto Provincial.... 71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 Brighton. ••-..•• • • •• . 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 1 ,4 City of London .. •• •• 41. 103. 100 0 0 150 0 ~) 90 Continental (3d Cap.)... - 150 0 0 43 10 0 - Equitable .• .......... 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 Groat Central .. .. ... 8/ per cent. 10 0 0 all 11% Imperial .. • • .... .. .. 101.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 90 Independent ..... :... 51. 40 0 0 o - London.• ............ - ~ 50 0 0 „ - Do., Pan. Preference 61. per cent. 23 0 0 ~ - Ptceoix ............. 4/. per cent. 60 0 0 50 u 0 3034 Ratcliff ..... ....... 51. 109 0 0 90 0 0 70 United General .... •. 21. 10s. 50 0 0 all '2O 1 Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 60 0 0 90 44 Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 10 A, 0 ni * . WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of lompany. per of I Paid. Price. Annum. Share. - , £ East London 10534 Grand Junction Kent - ' 78 Lambeth .• - 100 0 0 - - New River Company I 21.105. - - - - Southwark &Vauxhall ; 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 8934 West Middlesex....• - 91 .. • BRIDGES: Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. • - - S., s. d. X s. d. Itingerford .... • • - - - 12 • Southwark .... .. • . - 100 0 0 - - DiLto New of 734 p.c. 1/. per cent 50 0 0 - - Waterloo ..... .... . • .-.- 100 0 0 - 314 Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. 85. 60 0 0 - 32}4 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 28 3 ,4 Vauxhall .. ........ • . 16s. 70 10 3 - I 22!.,, DOCKS. Dividend Amount Namo of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ' - . . X s. d. X s. d. Commercial .• • • ...... 41. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. - 125 East Countr - - - - `London - - Ditto Bonds - - St. Katharine - - - outhampton - JOINT-STOCK BANKS. • Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ B. d. s. d. • Kustralasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 85 lritisa North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 „ 65 Commercial of Landoh. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 32% Colonial 41. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 lonian ............... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 Lend. Char. lit- of A.us. 20 0 0 all 0 Lomion and:County ..1 121. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 Londu and Westminstr 161. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 Loudon Joint`-Stock ... 101. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 29.74 Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 Ditto, Nqw......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all National of Ireland..... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -- Nat. Provincial of Pug. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Dile, New ...... • 8!. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - -- Oriental lank Corpora. 101. p. et.&bs. 25 0 0 all • South Atrti - ada • !14! p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 - Union of ;Australia.. • . 30 per cent. 25 0 0 7:;% Ditto ........ ; !30i. per cent. 210 0 , 8 3 4 Union of London ..... I lo'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 301,4 Union. of Aradrid-...'.. 40 0 0 all • Companies. Nes oi .., ,Annum. 1. 1 ) ; end ~4 Per Fri . , ... •• ce. CANALS. ' • Names of 7, l_ANnvpnler price Dividend am . d Companies; l Aslltn nokul 9',.k 71. p. et.; 139 31acclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 51% Bol•nsl , 'y .• . • 1(i0 1 :Cella' •• •• •• 100, 161. 150 11rknk.&,..11;r.; - 1r.;., 41. Oxford .. '•• • • 100 , - , 110 Birmingham. 43' 41. 1 93 Pear Forest. -78 51. os, • 86 I Coventry,... 100. 25 1 .' 209 Regent's •• .. 30; ,11 - 141 Derby ... 100 61. 15s. ' 84 Rochdale.... •K, 11. 10s. 60 EllSolre&Ch : 69'2% p. et. Somrset Coal ,140; Grand..roie.lii ilO 3!. pr. ct. 49% Do. Lk lAD,. tl, 12 , .Do., 6 pr.C% 13 61. pr. ct. 12 1 ,4 Ft/Ird &Wore ; 1 401 281. ; 425 (. rand 'Purrey :i-i 41. - Shrewabary•• ;1251 Grand Union; 160 1/. Ps. ' Stonrbridg,..l,4s 121. 285 i iionnt & Aviv+ 39" 61. Od . 6V, 6evern and i 1 . . . ..• 21 28 Lancaster ..'„11001 --1 . Wye Rail. ...,+; • -• ' Leeds &L , vrp' 100; 251. Warwick &I ' Leicester ....i 1004_ 5/. 49% Birmin. 100 2/. '2O Leicstr &Nth.; 83i 2S Warwick &/1 , . j ,„ 11 Lougliborog,ll 4 l42; 701. .: 575 Napton..s ;1001 `'''' l'ti onmouthsh' 100' -- • Worcstr &1 I 8 ! , Mutgmeryishc 100 f , Binning% Sl, i -/' 231 ': MeltuAlv/bry 100, • Wilts & Erks• —10 s. 02. ..? . - - 1 NSUIRANCE COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Conai?any. per of Paid. Price ' Annum. Share. • t .£ s. d. X s. d. Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 108. 500 0 0 50 0•0 83 Alliance Itrit. and Fur. 71. 11s. Gd.bs. 100 0 0 :11 0 • 0 ; 1794 nitio Marine ....... 61. p.c. & bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0' - Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 - Atla.s . .srgits bite ............ ' 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - British Ceinmercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5, 0 0 7 Cleriel.Mbd.& Ocri.Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 101 0 0 .21 County ........., .... 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -- Crown .... ...... ~ .. 17s. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 17 1 Eagle Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6 European Life ll. 20 0 0 an - General.- .......... 6/. 5 0 0 ~ . 516 . Globe . 51% per. cent. Stock. ~ 109 Guardian ............ 51. per ,ceut. 100 0 0 45 0 - Imperial Fire... .. .... 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 - Imperial Life Indemnity, Marine.- 11. 38 & 31. 100 0 0 20 0 0 75 Law Fire ...........'• 25.& 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 . 4!q Law Life. •• • - 100 0 0 1 0 0 5 57 Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 57i London London Ship. . Ms.& bs. 25 0 0 12.10 0 - Marine. • • .... ••• • .. 18s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 - Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4% i. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 , , , ,', Minerva ... ;......... sp. ct. & be. 20, 0 0 2 0 0 6 Monarch •••• • • • • .... - •5 , 0 0 1' 0 0 *---- National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 -0 ' 9 2110 0 - Palladium Life , . Pelican .... • • .• • ... • • - - ?- - Plicenix - - --_ - Professional Life...-. 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 •-,,,', Provident Life Rock Life Royal Exdhange .... • • 101. per cent. Stock. all - SunVire ... , 6/. 10s. - ~ _ Dil to Life . • 1/. 14s. -- )1 -- United Kingdom .... 41. p. et &bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 51 Universal Life . ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Victoria Life ........ 51. -per cent. • - 412 6 r,34 ' MISCELLANEOUS. ' Dividend , Amount ;Name of Company.. per of Paid. Price. 1. , Annum. Share. ---- - 4 s. d. £ a. d. Issam Tea '.... • • .... SZ. 50 0020 0 0 21 notion Mart........ 24 per cent. 50 0 1) - - Australian Attriculturl 1/. Is. 100. 0 0 17 10 0 30 Australian Trust .• .. 81. per cent. - 25 0 0 21 Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all 414 Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 1 1 . 105 . 10 0 0 all - British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 - Clilada •••.. • • .. i... 61. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 - 'Do. 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent. - _ - Ditto, 6 per cent. .. Gt. per cent. - - 113% City Navigation BOnds - - - - Electric Telegraph '.. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 23 0 0 - Ditto ~ ••-. . • • • • - -- - Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Ditto New ... -•• • • - 50 0 0 17 10 0 - Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Gen .SteamNavigatien 10 p- et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 26M Hudson's Bay.. .• • •• • • - Stock. - - Hungerford .....• •• .. 21. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - London Institution . • • - - _ London Reversionary 51 per cent. 15 0 0 all - Russell Instit talon •• •• , - - ,12 10 0 - Price's Patenteand. Co 10/. per cent. 20 0 0117 10 0 27 Reversionary Int. See. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 u 0 - Royal Mail e;team.... 41. p. share. 100 0 0' GO 0 0 - South Austral ian..... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 all 37% Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada ...• - 20 0 0 , 5 0 0 - rADVERTISEMENT.I-A most interesting recovery from a vast complication of diseases, without the aid of medicine, by Du Barry's Revalesta Arabica Food is recorded iu the following letter :—Care 52,422.—" Bridgehouse, Frimley, 3d April, 1854.—Grateful for the benefit I have derived from DUBarry's Revalenta irabiea Food, I feel it my duty to express to you my unfeigned thanks for the invariable kindness I have mei with at your Sands. I have suffered these 33 years continually from diseased lungs, spitting of blood, liver derangement, deafness, singing in the ears, constipation, debility, shortness of breath, and cough, and during that period taken so much mediCine that I can safely say I have laid out upwards of a thousand pounds at the chemists and doctors. Indeed I was in utter despair, and never expected to get over it, when 1 was fortunate enough to become acquainted with'your Reva Arabica, which, heaven be praised, restored me to a state of health which I long since despaired of attaining My lungs, liver, stomach, head, and ears are all right, my hearing perfect, and my recovery is a marvel to all m y a,cquaintances.—l am, respectfully, JAMES ROBERTS.— In canisters, 111). 25.• 9d.; 21b, 4s. 6d.; 51b. his. ; 121 b. 32c. 'The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry dr Co., 77, Regent-street, London; also at 182 , Piccadilly ; 60, Graceelaurch-street ; 330, and 451, Stroilet; 4, Cheapside ; 60 an d 6 8, Cornhill ; 49, Bi s h o psgate-street; 55, Charin g - cross; 5 4, Upper Baker-street; 6 and 150, Oxford-street; 89, High•street, Camden-town; 18, Pall . mall; 7, Pall-mall -East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, 3,1(?t• combstreet ; 13, King. William-street, City ; 30, Cond u i t' street; 21, Coekspur-street; 95, Farringdon-street; 67, St. IWO CharCilYard;' 6, Edward•otrect, brt11411.1g1411411-* SWITZERLAND.—The Cantonal court-martial at Berne was lately called upon to try an Anabaptist, who, being drawn for the army, refused to serve, on religious grounds. The court 'sentenced him to exile so long as he should persist in his refusal. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Pills have an extra ordinary effect on Liver and Stomach Complaints. Mr. Charles Wilson. of 39, Prince's-street, Glasgow, states, in a letter to Professor Holloway, that he bad suffered for a loner time from a disease of the liver and stomach, for which he could obtain no relief from the Medical pro fession ; therefore he determined on trying Holloway's pills, at which time lie was in a most wretched condi tion. But, humanly speaking, these pills have saved his life, as he is now restored to-perfect health, to the sur prise of all who had witnessed the state he was in.— Sold by all vendors, and at Professor Hollo way's establishments, 244, • Strand, London, and 80, Maider4-140 Now 'York. LEEDS„TuLy 30. STOCX g xe l - LiNO:--Th e business bris.continue4 about th a _ ava rage, Vel•y- little doing. • The saUs-'luvie w or -21 0 1 w, mid 419111tiouls:are-aton Saturday. COUNTRY kilet RKETS. ....-..... --... CHELMSFORD—JULY 27. In the wheat trade to•day there was not m uch eagerr:: on the part of millers and factors to purchase, week's prices were barely maintained. All other g firm at the quotations of this day week. Wheat, white, old, per s. s. qr. 63 85 new €3, old 59 78 new 59 78 Barley 29 36 Chevalier 29 37 Grinding 27 33 Malt 68 72 Chevalier 70 74 8. F• per qr ....... Partridgo ....... S 9 43 hind..:. . ..... 43 80........ 4S Dun ............... 3.7 Deans, Tick •.........8..40 4S Harrow tick 41 47 azaga n ...... .39 4 1 M Ditto, Jae W. . .39 41 Oats, Peas, red, COLCHESTER— JULY 23. .at A good supply of wheat, and notwithstanilin,, ~er settled state of the weather the trade was slow, at is inor , qr. reduction on last week's prices. Bea ns In °tiler plentiful, and the turn in favour of the b u y er. Nr °re articles of the trade no variation in value. / n A t 4 9 ; Prices to-daywere as follow :—Wleat, w hite, 7 6 t red, 72s to 76s ; barley . , 32s to 34s ; 48s; Peas, oa t s , 32s to 34n Mazagan, 40s to 42s ; middle and small , 445 to white, 46s to 43s ; grey, 42s to 443. ;lei Official Statemen t of the Quantities of Corn) & c. in the port of London, from the following the 22d to the 29th July, both inclusive. 4- 4 g pq --1 ,223, 185) - I 598 - 342 14- ,1193, KIRKCALDY—JULY 30. 1 Veac d Wheat. 1 Barley. i Oats. 1 0 6., First Second O d d I os UII Third" 705 Oct 34s • Oct 28s O a person can be seen and known 14 miles 'rar e ile° every purpose on the race-course, and at the Zto 1 1 country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at il e , T v hey are invaluable for shooting, decr-stalking , 4o. 17 sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, f power.—Newly-constructed Spectacle Lenses c ta go ,f 1 est transparent power. The valuable advsj it from this invention is,. that vision becoral 7 0 4 4 preserved and strengthened, and very ag e ,' otia ti : t ot enabled to employ their sight at the met less cye pation—can see with there lenses of a ranch o ot iug power—and they do not require the fr e f i t ac c .o,l` " to the dangerous effects of further powerful ass: s gu aess—New Discovery.—Tho Organic Vibratoi,, fo r 0,01 j nary powerful, small, newly-invented instrunlee'voiO4'o", entirely different from all others, to surpass 1 9 4 / ' l ly kind that has been, or probably ever Can " e - iecl , '" Being' of tho same colour as the skin, is not Pi in re . , ll enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at c •0 61- ' public assemblies; the unpleasant sensation of jl t 1 in the ears is entirely removed ; and it afibrd s ,,,, o o l %Lace that possibly could bo desired. 39, Piccadilly. Observe—opposite the York 11°1„,... BIRTHS. tfr ' OP A SON. k ilo? - ,4/ On the 26th inst., at Pinner-grove, Mil• w if , ' I`. "On the 28th inst at Hardwood - square , tb° oti F. Saunders, Esq. 1 C illi On the 28th inst., at Croydon, the wife, %op, Cay, Esq., Assistant-Surgeon Coldstream " II 0. IP OF A DAUGHTZB. 0 9 ce ' r On the 29th inst., at 7, Carlton House-terra Mrs. Hughes, of Kinmel. 11 0° ' r 6 ..,..koa t $ On the 28th inst., at Newark Villa, J)" , c' Hill. dditig t° ' '' On the 29th hist , Mre. C. Oxley, Of ' II Camberwell: . 0 , FB'oll4, MARRIED. phi l;p Jo b On the 2Sth inst., at Clapham Church , . i a of o Esq. of Hackney, to Ellinor Eliza, only 11 ,8 Bloodworth, Esq., of Wandsworth-road - , ar ies On the 28th inst., at Lymington, Afr..„ ( ;!'' clA t i;io the Black Swan Hotel, 'Winchester, to 23 ,4 5r ife e ' the late Wm. Ackland, of the Anchor a nd ton. 0 to e t DIED. eta ° " 4 rt,' l t r On the 28th inst., Mr. John Ford, for rors elt oco' traveller to Saml. Tull, Esq., o f Pencil° l ip 73 On the 28th inst., at Prebend-place , 141 :t0.61. 13P'" . ' Lockwood. eks , abl; t".,, On the 28th inst., at W ar ley Bar r 3 1 0 g . p., o f ~,o y' Essex, Alexander E.ussell Jackson, Esti'', k iscl.. , JO On the'29th inst., at Charles Bromfielar son of 00 11 luit•streot, Paddington, London, second pol r Bromfield, Esq., aged 37. ' of On the 29th inst John Dugda t •, le sq., us a yr Oti ne,tr Liverpool. aged 70. ,suet ¢, _.,A,, daughter On the - A _ O OO, T -03f0tch,ibinnasets.,DaatuvEerrisg,,hEtosnci,. -t 1 : orpi m at i : oo, inr• It At Edmonton, - Elizabeth, wife of Tno • K6l. LL D., aged 73. On the 25th inst , at Tollington-road,gePect3, Age' T. G. Halsey, Esq., late of Bishopsgs,to- id X i ....- T -apo ~, „ -'Thozr : Printed and Published by Nu - 7, - , I ‘ - Al "' of No. 112, Strand; Printer, at The SW' t h e C° Strand, In, the Precinct of the SavoYl i ll w Middlesex, Tuesday, July 31, J.W. R. A LBS c'>'d every • evening at t at 3 o'elock atiorrs take ] em i e , „ Four,at ri t G itt AT th, Two IN - 4X Da te4 U le ave Pad at ll • I • Mlin g °T I Children' MI. Pa; Nil. . E nde r tyv - ,ble f or the trains 11 13 1, 1T ALO -} krtFAitivAy 14 4 on th co a gtst, t „ e l 3 t ot 6 Of Messrs.,YAl3 pon a m ast 4, °IIE and rn . *in ''t Is n tr i EE Met; r 'a (l .l , for • 444 etch Po edneal aY I ' la. ua . City. ' at t. et AsyL oFFR Ca ()li n b Atio 4 „, W,.l 6 narre 3 . -- JOT] sAElls Es 4% 'et t P w ''t alra er, t r s e q rs, 1 tlNcle s 0 nealth ya a . )117 4!4 4 0 D 7 ril i l a IC ax 41e r p o i rlr f]f)Voth et *TE: 4 , 1 gThe orA cc r i l s lt p o i ki uttiT, 4 4 f )N l ; r tt„ ri ' i rll p. 6 lt t : I I , on ' \I44TI.'PtI C ;a ~ i i C Z 11, 11 I .....--. . COAL lIABIEET.—JULY 30. , ~ The R I , a% ' llt no ...... r ket. , 'kil l '''', Mai Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the '0 . ' 61r1ca'n Sme( s. d harles F, 4, , „ Portland Hartley 18 0! Wal'sena, w c $ ? : , itu,,,„ l'.. • Pensher ... .................... ' 2 !, i '',,2 ' ''"--_''L'Tn -- 1 -. ' re . • - Wallsentl, &c. Plummer ... ............ ; 6 t -- --...1,,, ) _0 ...... Gosforth . ' Killingworth East 20 6. Russell's llettoll ........... 0 . 11. u i , ,, I 5 6 - ------1 18 0 3tewart's . ......... .... , 0 ( .11 ki„, Of 1 Leverson 15 C Caradoc ...... ••••••.. 0; 0 der Prop, ' 8 ,42 'II , P. Bell Haswell 21 0 Adelaide Tees ... 0 . i a ' ::::::1; ti 22 • ( BirchgroveGra i g ~0 .. , .„.., Kepier Grange . 2l C Fothergill's•Ab or '' '..!ealtara 2l 3 , 11 11 1 T A,_ Ei Ships at market... 23 I Sold ..... ...... 26 Azii. N T l B.EABORNE MARS. tt ) 4v o? ' , Pen ~, ,or, ere db c . ' 1 , `iller Y SPeei 4:. iJs t.4 al k ttx . . . Genets' ii', 4 4,1„ (N 4igbffles that the mails are sent from the - / c k fFr ?Rat e 1. , ..e night—and - 3kt by the morning—despateh.) , k, er,p hazi aof pr, tt . g 484 recl s ' " 1 Y .------- — , a ~,,1 ; J PaYable, al Oay whoa mime 14: Vora .. • --t ~...i.i . COI:7IiTRIES. In General Post- Fort .1 10 0 _,''' < lait t . r4 Office, London. , ' Disp , anh' • I '' ) I to t „rcEp e , lllN TA. 1 , _......----- von 1 , 4411 ,1 &i v "ere,' b , o , , • Imeriei(byßrit,pael)/. i:very Friday ... Liv,•.. , ;1' 001 • 1 t t 11.. ar h , i 'led ' ' 4 , 4, 8 eo i a nnual]; ImericP,kby Uilited 'its I, . e ol . A..g. Or efit :lit poil u . ted fo , packet) ..........N ' cA -t1 tmerica (by U. State: (11,,, t packet) .• .........r ........... SoutluddlP Vn i \ '' , \.,,...._ 1114 4tr.) 1 Australia , (via South. l am ton .......... I"ti ..... .. .. .. SouthaMP 4, 1 Nlf --------- _ Ditto (via Marseilles) IS Dover •"• • ,„ :, . kir, i 1, 4 Ditto (via Cape of C.,100 , l t ., ~ , , ~k,„,. Who] ?j., i"eral Hope) ............N ....... .. • • •• : . 1 ,,,.•• le , r t f u rn 1 . e 1 or R e . Africa (West Coast), .is 33d of the month.. plyrnoull' ' \ 'N . 1 ntain der Alexandria-- ... . I '. N 4; 9, 24, &30 of iu, Dover •• •; 0 ',..,1 \ v "Life. Alexandria.. ........ - ,p,! lib & 111th of mon. sourbaluPt‘i v Bahamas .......'„...y 'l7th of tbo month s ou thansPw . v.ill• : lt , 4 1 I , 8 ---........... _ Belgium ............1'• I , 'ail Y ............ Dovnr ••••„;, ) '..41 1 ' i , 4', ) 1„ 1 911 s• d. 1 Brazil . ..... ........?,i 9th of the month.. Southaror_ s r ag . . B , sti ~ 2 ; a 6 Buenos Ayres ........N 9th 0. Luc month.. South , ll ll l' lu ojsa i 1 2 6 2 lg 4 various por. ~ q B 4 5 el Cape of Good Ilona ..1 Cape of Good Hope ..N 6 13 4i l Cape de Verds ......2 9th of the month Southaunlo° • , , 1 Ceylon (see India) • IP Ceylon ............../s . too 1.4 ' 7.hannel Isles ........N alon ..Wed.,&Fri.3. SoutharoP--.„1 1i , (. - -..........___, 1hi1i................N 2d & 17th of moat!. ff9uthaulPt" 11: , ti p .k. 1., b China ... Constantinople ......z 8,13,18,23,&2s ot n , Dover •• •,,„“,__,,s 0 4 1 ., , lit l . t , l ,e 1,,,.: -q. Constantinople .....„ ~ 4th tz, 20th of mon. 7 :4outlialuP - 'l'7' i r s I,„titi,‘ 4, m c l a i'Qti,, iy „, • , 3014. of Europe M3c 1:.: Try ice daily ...... Dover •• • ‘ . 1 1 :4' Nr 'i ,1,t ... 4, 11re ~, the a N I. . lin, - •.6 3 , 4 Egypt soo Inuits) ' . - Prance... ••• • M it. li Twice daily.... .. Dover .• • ti ,',. 1 310 1 11 01)11 ' ent 'l a. 11. graltar .. .. .. .;. M 4, 7,17, 20, 27 of in SouthauW - I 1 / 4 . ' 4l l F ' 3 4 ' qle M ANSi Greece (see India) 'l l l ,k , &, ' lb,' llnto, ' greytown .... •. • ... l'.l and & 17th of mon. r.50 44 , 11 ,..,,,pten , ,t 3, Le T hia hvi ng :‘ aalubarah • • • • • • •...N Tito.sday '. 7 ,•; "Friday Loudon . , ...Ali' ' l'istvehi nz Itavannat ..........M 2nd of thc mouth Sou thall' l4 ; ° . po i 1 cl i p b °ll Dtio - , aolland . .....11.5 Dai1y.........„ D o ver .... v e, ,ii 'r.,Ai n , ' nonduras ----hi .!..,7tit of the morith.lxo,......uttlaulr, l ) o ;' 'NI.I I , -',11,11-, twit& (*.riaSouptvrint.) - 14 ‘ltli & 20th of room' Piym , litn . .1 I { ly e - chi full s "L=4. fridiff (via MArseilles) AI ::: th& 25th of moull,iDover ••• • ' e i ' '; lesl,„, Y ed, -' , l ',Tnler ionlan tides (Fee Indiiiit 7,4 7, &27 of tuonipover ••• • •. 'l"'',. 6 'l!` 4 l,l c 'r,tli \t '' all Ireland .. ..2,4••&• y Tivieedaiily ... ,;... Ak,,libc.. l , ':.:plii' kr c ate c ot l e ,.c . nro dei Cd5b0n............ ~.. MI7, 9, 17, &27 (gm. soutkarli'L'',"l 1 1 ioq )(t r „ , , , dit, , Il If adolra ............M C.it'.l .of the..nionthlSoutiounp u, ' , A 4 ' I ‘..' k ke,i 'fr ectiv' li nury r V ( t , ) , 1)4 104 "ore° if adoira ............N i 23(1 of month .. Xalta (see India) . 1 l 'kci,'lNe' rt 'etiv " r annJ litiata .. ' .. ......141g, is, &28 of mon. D ove r ~.. • i lf, t , r,,,Lat h,,, e dialiet Nautitiutkriee Jolla) • • i Liverpool ."1 1 t N,1 11,, ,,etq a ,; 1 1 -Psst n i ter !ftCP t.Ol 01 8 , ern „ Viaraitigg -.. •.......N 14th of the month 1, ito h at 6 re , Mexico -.............m 2nd of the month., SouthslVF , $ ko hl , o h „to t , • Ti c Naples ...... .........Nlbthinth2sthofman. Dover .• 04;1 vo . oth , , 'tie 9th of Ga rd Now Granada ......M 25 & 17th of month tioutharoP‘,,,, , V• ' , or A ttl . ,, , New Zelland ,By private ship .. Various 1 0 ` v l Papal States ~ •...; ..Nlithlsth2thofmOn.pover •• '' t ril , 1 11 t. , Peninsula ..........Mllthilth27thofmon.lSoutharuP„„l , it _ 4 Om. Peru ..............Ml2d Sc 27th of men. Sonthfunt'A.P" , ~1 1 ;,;kt 11 .14 c et „" Ait, Port Natal ..........N By private ship... Various P ° ' - , • N c Y t ,41)"' 4 intl. 'Sicily ...... .. ..N sthimhzithalmon, Dover .• ••:"I g , l l i• l ol47t,„T e Tted Z Tuscany ..,,..; '......iki Sthlso2sthefluon. Dover • • • ',,,, U' , ,` , A ,;k 4 T)ls 0 , the ri a Venezuela ..........m 2cl & lith ofraentli Boutlunq 1 ' NN 41,- , close., Van Diemen's Land (90 , 1 VN,kil found, Australia) .......... 'Ata. / k i c 'a r, i t 1 vi e ,tee d 1 mil ot re q West Indies ........2412d& 17th o: month iSout , l llo i vl to rea Rupp° vi iil ,ll 01 qp it, 11 41 e ior e ., r , Whenany of these dates fall on a Sunday, trip o.l3 j i tlie lii I \ rep tiO n d v u e. se ;patched on the following slay, with the exervtf6q l o ,'„,pltc Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be .'" i .41th, preceding day. I .1/1 •• • , iU 4 to ~ C • --- - e aC. b •.) 1,, THE RIOT AT HASLEIdEID3.-0 wing to b . wet.j 1', U 1k4 4 .'N tt l AI ' 0440 r itI)I ILT the police four •men'hiVii - ,7 - up to the prose' o r , , %O A , 4, Q e!! , ttken !into custody on suspicion of . causing, ' t bel 4 , ti.N . if i'l b e ° f t it il 1 t 0,P4 la ci , m conat and abetting the rescue of the rnurderer, h diki ,ir I 'ki '''t ili a ', an q ti i i 'ti s not be taken before , the magistrates until ' Sat tli :„.eli e l . IN that r, but , as one or . two others are expected to be t t l k t', kiZlih l li , i,4e 4 7, ° " l before that time...L. . ' • / Jo/ P I Nlk t 4 :e I,; h iing - 1 : 4 s te . 4 )., It 'rt d e 'l The commerial advices from New,York Ye f iligl' , - I, l ke °ltti b ireete firm the prospect of the American trade Prf,, Dor?, lq.t h ie s . '" , ep - nt r gY 0i favourable upon the recommencement of act" 1; 5 y t.-,,t" , ,, , 1 0 „ t he d „,„Plefe bol / tic ‘ , l 44 -, er I •. , trel aftOKthr..s; Sithimer season. The specie in th e ref , h l l''Na. 4 ll./;„ haP r A ct' .N. ) , -e ~ow „ finned to increase, and the reports of the - ti.::, ~,b ' 4 D4, s t t ', l 44lrilt' s ",", ro - ariLtp every kind of crop were extremely Be , te tt ir , 7 ' Atj ' , l lol, - Pen t ro; In the south it bad been satisfactorily comP,'. e i , Fr i l l ' t 14 „:41,,14 5, iii' \cit.11,,,, in those parts of the country where it was stili l l iel e 'f,sti N't‘i t j t ki t , l % of ''tlei there was also every certainty of an abundant p•i, l i' 1i,..4 , , , , lit I kN u eetnn - , Aliltlt ' thi 'men the stock market business bad been limited. 40 t' e lIIN I il,"` l oct o : clue s way was quoted 52 ; Reading, 95 ; and 1 111./I° ' di!. V'th i 'lel . t `, 4 rte l ac irnl Bonds, 864. . , , - f0' (.. .,4 , 01 ks;ht I ,) f 4 C°l , ,kl,lsppuerore Si [ADVERTISEMENT.] THE WAR IN TITS EA °l ', ( l vijtof el ' ' t he Iloc 4 , tc. PATENT RECONNOITREW GLASSES.- Messrs. S• till - 'IJ '' le ' 1 .„ -- gh monS, opticians, 39, Alhemark-street, Piceaw4P l 0 / , 1!: - '' to •e. _ opposite Abe York . Hotel. By her goi pr o - i i ) i i , ' - 0 3,t x , Letters; Patent for valuable and extraordinari ii' c ' s l2PLts of 11 j 4 14 w -r( in the most powerful and brilliant Telescope s, vidi \ ll 4 s ` ''i; --- ~ th e , t 'llat course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses, to kilo - won el • ' Ick t ? lteki 'of objects viewed through them—of great inipor o tte J ,S, army, navy, and others. These telescopes po s s° sll e 0!; . \ ll :l!l t t s tl e l a r ordinary powers that some 3i inches, 'with ;oril„pc, , t , ,, -.' TEI piebe, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, ' - ',, o ve p'A t.,. 1,„" 1 b k ,. 3 and the double stars ; with the same tales- i f ( _„.1, 4 , kie,l? ; ,l 11 3 , v*. seen a person's countenance three miles and a; i ,ree I 4 . Y 7 i S ti. Z and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They are of tligigi, \ 1 .l,' sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ; WlL o re i, f , 0 ;1, • % NI .14 ,•• '.l ' ing from 4to 6 inches enable us to discover:',..-0 1 if 9 Z 4., 11, 1 -...--... shove, and the Georgian, with his 6 satellites, a, c ' . 0 0, 0 4 i., - ---- Exhibition, 1851.—Valuable, newly-invent ed ' , t, 11 .,„, I powerful waistcoat-pocket glass,the size of a 1,1 7 111 1, :lid il''',lti• t 1 ~ •••. a person can-be seen and known 1i miles distan t ' era o iV I; \7 1 , --• , tt' ~ \ ... Colelieste r Harwich Leigh Malden ,