The Sun. — London, England, 1842-08-13 00:00:00

~ . • . • : . ~ . . . . , . TR 111, Si r rN LONDON, . SATURDAY --MORVINTG .. .AUGUST 1 IR4 9 -- - ..... ..•.._ . ._..... . . . . •_. .. ... . . . ale " - 9 _ . -as _ • a.. • -- • .. . .. • . . - .. - - • - . - - a_ , . . i,...-- ' - MEMOIR:Dr : BARON DOMINIC 1 gresg : of Ids elexatiwill-e-g-tis. aeAiaed. tz-44****- 1 0-4-44-1E -MA44-K.EIiS.- , -(YESTER LTA. V.) PRICES OF CANAL, DOCK, ASSUR- - • JEAN L A RREY. art in tee still more eatraorditimey occurrences I P .....s.--. 0 .---.... , . , ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &c. &a &c. GENERAL RAILWAY INFORNI.X.TION. On the epeditione into. ' Russia, 1e • e,' .. CORN. EXCItANG • ! ~. . _____ . . LONDON, FRIDAY„aUG. 12. .-...„ ..... ...., a•-•-• _ . .... . ... . SURGEON OF TIIE ARMIES OF FRA NCE. .of his fall. •• - ' The arrivals of English Graisi hatte'been moderate . Larrey was appointed Surgeon , itt-Chief to this „ . . this *week, and'of Foreign Wheat and - Oats good. The ... , , •e s-,,,e -as- •••'71, , • HO then sp o k e o f Larrey. " Larrey," said Napoleen. vast army, and completed_ his-nvedical and siir: pi mber Dividend . weather being so extremely fine (aerated to keep every of. per. Prase ! , . : Saisesa : s** ;'`'*- onks .4. --4 a 'tOrkneylf CANALa. per - - " was the most honest man. and the best friend to the 'gical department at Berlin. ,) Ait . Sinolensko the ' , article dull, and Monday's . prices could not be obtained. Ehares. Annum. 1,746 7 pet cent. Ashton& Oklhaaaasiverage97l.la P s a . i s d h . . B!l ;r I . 4 se el' 'l3 a a , . 4* '7'': ' 27t.tirso -- %. • SOldier,that I ever knew. Vigilant and indefatigable in French loss was more than 7,-00 laers-de-comoa . t. . e L lin itt e le in ha_s ri b e zn done in Flour this weekat the late de- S U N , - „-. . ___ .. 1,4•2 41. • Astenade-le.Zemeti Aatrage 111ksh. 71 a- 0 --- - - : .--- his ekertiens for the wounded, Larrey we.s seeu on the ." And here, having fer several days beep in . „,•21)2 ........ la„asingstoke.a. --a -- ..... 1001. sh. 5 a rlis.,..a . ! s ., feta of ?Attie, after an action with a train of young want of linen, we Were oblitced. to &ea-5 the . k' ' SMITHFIELD. • 1,040 U. a . Erne/mock and Abergavenny ...1501.a. Po k, aa • ree - 'as a Aar/seek . ssaa'a 37argaort.3, endeavouring to discoeer if any sign 3 of life wounded with the records, which- we found in The trade was generally bettea than on thesleet tit° : l'Z''' l6th •* lU ' : . P.!,F7 : lllBglips, 1.16 t? share ...sit._a 711. 181 I S llit A P , ~ , ..,.. _., - _ _ ~... ~ ~,,, ~ .. .4:m g .,. „‘ ~_..= -- ' - remained in the. bodies. In the mdst inclement weather, or three markets, prices being in .most cases higher.. . , 300 . .... r.r . As t l i tj g o e t a L .e i e v e= ak u u n n t c e t ., - , I'M s h .: 1 . 0 1 0 1 p . 1 2 1 ao a p a a a4 O 4_ -, i the archives -,visere we had established our hos -409 51. Chelmer ;nd Blackwater ' ..... a...ta.,..41. 101 Z st ° --- 7 - ~. and at ell:dines of the night, and the dee, Larrey was to pital. The parchtnepts serVed instead of splints ; Beast& • 437 ; Sheep '•iied Laniba ' 9,140-; Piga 321 ; tle t - - .T.,. N* --- "s` be found arsiongst the wounded."-- Barry O'Mwa'S Con tow, and the down .of the . beech.tree,. for lint ; Calvea .424.. Beef, 2& 81 to 4s. 61 ..; Mutton, 3& 21- to . 4 . “' , 32 l ' C `wentrY Croyd on .. M.A. 305 Avera g e 311.25.10 d. sb . - SHEIVING- THE I v ivis, -_, ,, , e , ,t 6, lereesese Xi" , •7 wersatiens iiith Napoleon, or A Voiee froM St. Helena. and even the beds of the Wounded men were 4s. 6d. ; Veal, 3& 2d. to 5& ; Pork, 2& 41 to 4& 4(1. ; .• 51. fla Dudley 1001. sh. 13 :e a * s ats aa ,•.•• a Re/4a Vol. IL, 0.251. Lamb, 4s. Bd. to ss. 2d. . SOO 13/. Derby lool.sh . tao aa Oal'''' lota i -7 .1' Witha n sj , - 1 made of the papers." i e • • 4 per cent - Danube and Mayne 411. las. 4a .pd 31 eas aa c . . etticE OF BREAD. RA.ILWAYS _ .e„ To the life of this great man, whose departure LARRICY A PUPIL OF,. SABATIER e -OD his re . lee highest arice of aresd at the MetrOpalis is 9d ror th 9410. . 011 p . 6. 411 ! i tl e e n sm at reand Chester Average 133.:.5h. 67 Xercken ....loot.st., 72.1 - `lr • has just been announced as having taken place at turn to Paris in 1811, he printe . d three volumes Loaf. Good Bread niay be had at 7!4d. • • 7 - ! • 6,4:15. I Bal. . Forth and Clyde lOO/. se. tOOl. pd. 1:2 e ..5 4 . IN TIM ~ Merfarise -t • emcee . OF SEEDS. , 11,45 3 7s. Grand Junction... ....... ......• PAIL B.\ I•di i Paris, attaches no small part of the glory of the ofhts' catnpaigns, in which be .has written.a juet Per Cwt. isle* En g lish Ned cdover...ous Stis St Fein. ~,a •• 1 • ' IPer Quarter • 2,49# 255. • a Grand Union lool.sh ,57 UNITED 10G-DOlll. . ii ,. ,..0. .... ......- - • tr .- 14 ' - : . : 4 , 1 7:::sallast lY ‘stat'Y r az t pa i r . , 41 French armies, and their actual preservation.. eulogium en his master, .DectOr . 'Sabatier. The ..e , 300 ....... Grand Surrey..., ..., 1001. sh. 15 . same year in the- vou.blic anniversary of the Old Pitta;Ditto ..... •••••••3 -3 . -a Rye G; ass.. ...... ............a - ': r a al' MOW 41. pe t cent . Ditto (optional) I.oan 1001. . e vs t M. Larrey NVaS a native of the south of Franee• a / • .... N ew Forei g n Di it0......-s 56s 75, Pacey Grass a .-s -as -0 1,096 . ; (hand Western „.A... _,., Siirli \ 01-1 Di•to Unto ..... .....-s •-as -s Linseed, for fe,dia g ...-s 50s sfe -• 400 13 las. ed. Glainar g anshire Aver. cost 1za.135.4d. en) i g!.! .... i % At the age of tliirteen he began the study of hie Scheol of Medicine, he received , from Aelaron New White CanVeT US elf 3 els Dia o for sowin g •,s 04 s tias 749 las Wanness, ' a,, a lc a „,; l. :'-earta i tAr, „ , ,_, • , • Glar ow - - • 11501.5 h. tzrO 0 9 12 01 -_____ , ' profession at Toulouse, and went from thence to Percy a striking manifestation of theansotper in Old-Ditt Di •to -s - a -s . Di tt o; 'foe's : r u sh fai":.l- - s 4ae bee 6.103 Cals. ! aluellersfl a1d......A verag e a /I. 6s. fid .sh 19 ; -3 20s Ins Ilon • ..........-s 47s 50e 100 .. Kensin g tea Paris in 17137. Appointed to be sumeon in du: which Ids noble 'conduct, while among the New Tr e .'oil ' n ' ' a l'r.folium --a-• -s-s -a Per Itaihel" -s 484 ' 5 100 sh. alipd 10 2s lia WS i'l ... Kenr eta nd Avon ay. 391 Ms 10d sh 15% saaa, _ baa \ aa ,_ s • a - 1 tinny of the Rhine in 1792, and being present at armies, had been regarded, and also of the par- Old Lila) ~..:,.....-3 203 343 Canary 11.639' i li 10/1. Lane; ster A e a t e at a'7 . ' '' v . r . 'e 471 Cs.' i s . I ' !-- t -kr LeeZenearaey 1 4 •; :::: :..... 7 ,...... 1 ,:k Ar . . the taking. of Spire, under General Custin, he ticular acknowledgment which he entertained m-glish Carraway s 4as 1018.1,Vhite Muatard .a., Os Od to las ''ii 2,897 1 . 301. Leed sand Liverpool lool.sb Faeht ca 44 "' • '' 't 4- 7 feelrek .n •"`"ste a__. e\ X -17-i-''' ' '' .' -.>" . n)27.'"74 2 ) :.31., ' \ i then bad -an opporttinity of Observing for the fbr M. Sabatier. " You, Sir," said Baron Percy , Fo ur rf a iw r iate ., 46s 4;s 8r0wirDitte.,........12s Od to las ar - 5451 11. 10s. Leicester 14W. af 145 • ' - asaa a . s .4: . .'A ' t. ' ''' t:p 3L'utk,?. '''C 6 ~.\;"!?.B.t.Peerak '.- ,---' 1 7 - 7' : t first time 'the defects of the - existing French ".whem I need not name-you, who are the hos ` --3 ses ata,Tares a...a...a.... 4s ed to 5s 5a 1,897 5 1. es , Leicester & 14,,rt ,-, ampton At er . i 531.101, 71 PH ICE OF OIL. - . ' -MOH . 101 Alonmouthshire IIIW .61 900 , _ - ....as o t a o a „,.... - ...„ &/ ..at _ if i . fon , „,4,::!../ Cann. diese y /s . ~ I-- system of field surgery. • Here he observed that nour and example of all military surgeons, who ea s e Oil. brown, per ton £42 la . c a , Ist. Melton hlowbray lneash. 200 I Cartlebar ~, Pan‘Pata is, s a . , .oasaaa's Carla. 7,- i Ditto, retined 443 10 . - 254 Mersey and Dwell lOOl sh. MP ' the wounded were left to he collected after in all the regions where Napoleon has carried Linseed Oil 3U e 3,000 .14 10s. • _ „Macclesfield a • lOW. sh. sill pd 15 . a V`° w - -11 '•••:..;4; -a- ifera f zie \ CC. battle, so that from twenty-four to thirty-six his triumphant arms, have joined to the useful. Lim .ed Oil Cake at tip! Mill (per IOW) ge i 71. - Neith 1 ). 43 0 ' - 2.400 51. Peak Forest lool.sh. 3(4 . „ Alway I..cdrin 4 , c•icr. o `,/ ' *"..'A N ..- .v.. • w , _ ' ;, 04 1 , ‘ A, ".. J..'77 ; an't DrrA a 701 1 1 1... X hours often transpired befbre surgical assistance ness of talent the zeal of philanthropy, you have Ra t e. ake, per ton ;a-a.- .......... aa u PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b. Avera g e about 76/.3h. 00 ; . 24418 %1, Regent's (or London) Av. 331.111, 811. sh. 14 I V ° a "aari?,';:a a' f - '''' l N -• c ' • ' 41- a - -s a 0 could be supplied them. acquired while yet young the eternally glorious fawn Tallow ,E2 90' Melting Stuff ..... .........„0, 1 it n 5,60 hi. !ochdal . e average $6l ale 57 : T '- - Athlone ilissAs - •-•-: es , r Read Cr rig. a s „At _ ...a. saaa , , a a a - . _ , 1 Z. ' Laanev's NEW SYSTEM OF " AMBUL A NCES- title of the disciple of Sabatier, and the inappre- a= nurser - --'o44a. an a t; • aaas ~,,a _ o* I. 'ittiy-% 11 0 e Graves Dub7in -- -,", ..; % ,,,,, t . , .., voe_laaes."-His active and tnethodic mind ciable ad,vantage of being counted among his '''' Soap Ditto - -twicar&T - 76.' - - S we eee. Stafford und A orrestea 140/.sh . 6€6 1 a , s ‘ a ::::: ........ laasaasi.:a'a...•'• , z . %Ma e :4 Z t a te 1 : - ••• SOOll suggested the system denominated by dearest children." PRICE OF RA W FAT, per stone of Miss. 500 151, ahrewsbury . 125/. sh. V6O Vo , :rriek o .‘ 4 ', t ,' ' Paice of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow 3delters) a •'s c ,- 34--. .- 7 - - .. •.. . . ••• • ••"e•""" A n .tork \ • a Baid• , 300 ge. 3burbrid g e . 1451.5h. mn 4Z.- L ee. en ge w• t ae-eL - -e„: 4 ----,:e.:„ , . __ . n _.,„„,.Leeds him as above, and of which he subsequently THE BATTLE OF MOJOSE OR BOrtODINO.-Of • COAL MARKET. . 3,647 le Os. Stratford-on. Avon A ter...a9l. 9s. lad .sh , 33 1 • \la . ; r- iy - , -----,.,..‘, ii - ----- v--'ra. , mar inade such extensive aPplication. The first dine the two armies in this case, one fought absolutely Ships arrived since last marketelay, 54. 533 Int Swansea , I 001. ah. 26S iea Ige 0 .14 _ - illt / COMiii - ' i'vo7* ---; ;Yi - .:: tillt r ki °4l t,/ 4: jit rbY t her o Ara;;;" 7 'l' 1 % that Ile reduced his plan to practice was when for existence, and the other made the last stand .x.air . , s. d. ad• 3.762 91. les. Severn and" Wye &Railway 15e.201.95. sh. 45 ' ;Tipperary 16 0 Walls End Hetton ...... ..... 20 6 2,6(toesh. 31/. 10s. rrent and Mersey, a share HA:II. A, 495 Kee, ..•••"/ .." _ -D.'""9 l . e- • • se • -._ - \ the Freneh were compelled to ahanden their in defence of their metropolis :- Bell, Robson lic Co. Hartley 15 6 Walls End Lambasts - Zech IF k- -t- Eineoli - ' •. • wounded at Lirnbourg, and he shortly after made "It would be impossible," says 51. Larrey, "to describe p urn Main ............... 17 0 Walls End Morrison 17 6 Weiss End Pemberton a. 42 •ks saa aa- -. ca sa . Aden/ A,1 7 , /. 1 0 ,„'" i : h h:1 141. Warwick and Birmingham' ' Me an IE6 7: * s ese, ,_ ~,A..• C3/4`‘,'• -'" ' . • . a. larger trial of his invention its a battle which the field, where between five and six hundred thousand ki i... 17,,e 1 m i M a r . l4 0 Wells End Burdon 'B ( 960 Ith. Warwick and Nap4wn 10111. sh, 117 --as' . 'o' - '• -I.ra . •:•'---0:, -- -aaflosli:V a_ a.t ;Aral • o„. ca;11;7 1 7,,,,,, _ -*-:: .. 4.1 SA r w ' r). 7Wa • ..p.. ' , . .. qUiCKIV ' occurred. Tisese am ' bulances, in their men had fought for more than fifteen hours, within the New Tantield Moor l3 6 Walls End Caradoe 2O 9 7,000 41 Worcestsr & Birmtngham 1iv.781.85. sh. 55 - • - ' ~ "0:-.-a. a aa a -, \ 4 , pa.ol:-.4-"' a__ _...,, a _ sass cs A , •aa as , .4 b iLe:cester 47 -!--. -. ''. mose perfect timer, consist of a mounted corps of space o . fa s irate leaeue. The surgeons laboured with- West Hartley ..... l7 0 Wall a End Hartlepool - ' ' - ealiaaraa:a.,47: 7 ..4„ . .. - . -' - - _,_. ~ Wylam out ceasing q among dlie wounded in despite of the cold, Walla End Killin g worth suiereons and inferior assietants reeularly taught -Se - _ l e a , er ''' ,5 , ; , e , and of northerly winds, so strong, that the torch of the Walls End Brown's W I,s Fa s d lees. _Ely Irorwieh a and' praeeised in the nianceuvres necessary to tails vim. K w ill t.t ing t w to orth' 14 6 Walls End Tees Hetton - \ surgeons could - scarcely be kept in. The wounds, too, DOCKS. , „Ai " ti-'..., ~ —_ - . - N . , a a a te a • 1 eiN a 2Seetaateri .t." •-g unusually severe, being principally %Valli End jast s He y tton..... : . VI 1 " 2.600 & 1 3p . c. Commerc al -a.... lOW, at'. 61 • Can a enable theta to dress the wounded on the field of this battle, were 6 0 Hartley PACKET ROUTES --.2.‘ & 4 4 ' - " . .5. '-f. NA . .... ,-- 8,,,,a,:, i ,u , ,, - t • bage - of battle. and to remove them with expedition to from the artillery, and M. Larrey himself, during the 1.065a5h.1 (From the , London New Pr iee Current of August 12.) 3.138,3101 5 1. \ F.; cs, i i i -* 'cs k , 6 ,e , oo. .ii , e •allff . a. 3 ~.0 1 .. ... s a t , a /lade/ e a .N.. sgi ford trllll Other ariltudartCoS, or temporary hospitals, which fi r st twenty-four hours, aniputated about two hundred ei t.p.et.l. 9 ndon.... ..... ....Stock e. 2 .• Rs '., „ :0 1'7 A ck• - • ---':-'• -- .. =;'- . ---"'' •I a. aa. 4 ~;. '-tft-i * .bry -eh .;',, were ,always prepared •in the vicinity-, on the limbs !" SUGAR.- There has been little activity in the British .Plantation Sugar market this week • still importers re- Ditto ihands pe r cent. East and West India ,a........., St ock 14:6% Z. • • • 0 "!'" - - aas-a • • • „no ' f ri z tAl ts ' le Average la 'o.os. sa . 75 .a sy c , 3 ~---0 a 0 2,2171,1 31.65. sd. Bristol' ea (.. • .4.0 1 177 TINY" 44 4 , .re se s leitet' si• approach of an action-to be transferred &OM ESCAPE AT THE PASSAGE OF THE BERES' ". o tamed ully former rates for all 3b2,752 5 per cent. NA ' main . firm and hare b " f ' es; "7' o . t I" °:'"ill'i'Ve aa aa ssarsa ' aa „,, a ," ~ _ Rea:44 °4 es ~y „,..4,iiis. tr;lk - thence, at leisure, to more permanent establish- -At Doroghoboi, the hospital of the wounded ' descriptions : .a fni! demand has prevailed from the ;t:" a e. a selines e ese ~,, ete e e• a . l'a• - • ea- aserestia ,P .• •• seuesa,. , t'a ' - erkete - .• - - 116 .' a .a o nients. ' •For the conveyance of the wounded took fire, and M. Larrey only just escaped through Grocers. especially tor bright yellow sorts, but the Re- .100.000 4 per cent, Ditto Bonds tor 10 years W, A E tE l C l Ml t P N ad . dington. .... ..\ __ _ ~,ee , ,,, ,I•Exefs .o„o . , esailseit is.. c4 ' ee „,,,, e „ -, s Zrir St. Kaeh o N a n rli s e re s : . . .... most! , i . .s-!'_ ° as a le l e .93 ` ' 'sci i ''''.' ',s e ra 'k e y I :1,. ... light - carriages of a peculiar construction were the midst of the flames, while numbers of the finers have operated with caution. - 6 :3ol 3s . 7 l :l l.s 4 l a . .. P pei r r:c . :et: t t: .Dop l): i t t O f t o :a rdispitieirolit; ....... „wt. sh. 201. pc, io ! a .., • a 0 / .tella.nn , . •. . •-•: :.... _ , f----,. , -' , z;--- - ..eri • Atm 4,_ ...•. - 4 ,' or proVi . ded, tellich rendered, the transport iso easy wounde.d were burned to death. At the memor- _ To-day the market was in a quiet state for British I . l ln IL . 4/ 4 ' ••.4 • .. 1,-,- - - Ire s - - e e - /s-ixs ......... -. , e' e ee - ,. '.7.. s e e- ea - - and expe.ditious, that tlie ambquaces-colantes able passage of the Beresina, Larrey again es- Plantation, Grocers as well as Refiners eeincing little de- 1 1 ' 231 i O tk id aAv. 631. 23. 5 a D d i :1 1 h: 2 31 4 1 . of 7a per cent., .... .50/.sh . 15% ' a 4' 4 . as . "aa. a s... a a ia as at•i ; 'a- -------- 04 L 6733;b1i , ° :V') ,k A -- -2-4ix.,, - ' .. -..-- -- -..1. Cotild follow the most rapid nioYeineets of the caped with considerable difficulty. He had re- sire to operate, but the merchants were ricluct a nt t e g i ve ~..7 0 0ow e l - 1 2- 51 - 4 ' sktam : D a t t ih a tit l irr : l;ew. 1001. sh. 3 La__ I GREAT advanced guard. turned to the east bank of' the river, to secure way in price,and the quotations leftuff on a par with 5.000 :2•23. Od . . pat Annuities of 81 00/. Ira 21 . , N.B. In the following Tables M signifies before .Noon, and - Larrey in 1794 retem e d -to I , aris„ Soon after some cases ofsurgical instruments, and must liaye those of last Friday : the total purchases for the week ' rakeeer. 51 1 . 9 p_e a ltent. ... ee Bei tie' I ) 4 l e d w Ditto of 71. 4Ol. pd 11! ' T Ditto'Boulls lie was introduced to - Bonajearte, at that - time perished, if he had not been recognised. by the are 1,950 lamb and tierces. atm 27 s Vauxhall .........Average 701.105. 3d. sh. 28% E after it. _____,...____ , rth T eit?gi ASSURANCE CO3IPA N/ES. STATIONSi General of Artillery in an expedition intended soldiers, who lifted him over their heads from_ we A nt p o u ff le g li ti c i s e a u l y e , o b f u f t B h h e d w s h B ol s e f t o rc u s ad 73 pu b ra t i o s f ers St ;a L n u d c a i: 2,000 • 3110 s Albion ............ ........... 500 L sh. 50/. pd 69 LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PADDINGTON, Ealing st, Hanwell 7i, Southall 9, West for Corsica, which eventually did not sail. In one to the other, and thus enabled him to gain full rates ; low yellow fetched 60s to 60s 6d, mid 61s 6d, I Ali' ceßritish & Foreignlool. oh. 'lan 11/. pd 13% STATIONS, with their Distances from London. 'Drayton 13, Steuart 18, MAIDENHEAD 24, Twyford 303, J B. tzt i 00 117 r a r h E N t h il e A C 3 h e 9 l 3 t e i s h a c rn }S h ad, 1797 he was ordered to join the army of Italy at the bridge, a few hours before it broke down. good 62s to 635, a . nd fine 63s 6d to 65s per cwt. 55 ", r a p n e d r c i e ba n . t. ! 57,000 6 per cent.. Ditto, Marine 100/. sh. 5/. pd 5% Losnow, Harrow 114, WATFORD 173, King's Langley 21, READING 3.54, Parsgbonrne 411; Goring 44i. Wallingford Road 47t, STEVENTON 561, Farringdsd Read 631, Shriven • Milan, and in the course of the campaign was THE GREAT RETREAT.--1.11 the retreat from 24 MO IL per sh. Atlas .... .... 1. ,. 501. sh. 5/. pd 144 s Boxrnoor 240. Berkhampsteacl 28, Titre° 3i 3, Aylesbury 43i, • REFiN . ED : -Prices have fur:her given . way I s y et . eon 0 000 - 11 , a 81 r. n a to g ham ire... ..... llan:. 5h.55/. ed 107% LEIGHTOI4 41, Bletchley and Fenny Stratfard 46 , WoLven directed by Napoleon himself to organise a corn- Russia the disa.strous state of the.soldiers is well for Rehnea Suear this week, the Refiners being still 2501.8 h. 501. pd 41 we a s- al, Roser--ae 60, Bliswowri4"62i, Weer:toi l :69i, Crick 9 i ;el, Box 1914, BATH 1063, Twerton 1081, Seldom lilt, a ha rt nl y) 7 , l W 4 'o S o w yo l : D as 7 s 7 er ( i , ors am pkte castles of ambulances-volantes ; the very known. At their entry into Osmiana, Larrey's fre 1 1- el h h h bee - ey at wor s; t ere as owever • n a good demand et was heo.yy- s em. ate 5/. pd 6 nit al Life, 100/.111.2110s pal 034 a Welton .75a, RUGar (Midland Counties Junction) 83, Brandon 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103, neynsharn 113 t, BRISTOL 1181, Nailsea 1261, Clevedon Road sight of which, at the ad.vanced posts, "Larrey thermometer fell to even 47 below the freezing for home consumption. To-day the mark 5 1 0'00 51. per cent. Clerical & Medic 20,000 4L percent. British Fire ! 1002. sh. 101. pd 10 li s. 00 00 : 61.p 2 e l r o c s ent. c ll o rl u t h isti s s y Commeresal 501. sh. W. pd 4% BIRMINGHAM 114. I3oi, Banwell 1333, WESTON Seeen 51zae 1363, High bitnself informe ris (4 - IpiziaireS de Cjiirui*erie. point; and the bivouac was terrible. He him- for' refined gooda and prices further gave way ; 773 6d 4,000 55.. Eagle - , „ ,ifilitaire) gave confidenee to the soldiers, who self, who, it will be recollected, was a Baron of to . 780 accepted for standard lumps : other articles are l6OOl. sh . 2501. l xl 405 - artuge 1451, BRIDGEWATER 1511, TAUNTON 1623. _ . amid 30/ ba Departure ' Arrival A :rival,- Departure Arrival at Arrival at Goods Train to Taunton .... 430 Al 10 0 M 855 E DOWN. TRAINS now felt assured that iri-case of injury, relief wais the EmPire, and at the head of the surgical stafi, unaltered. ece. ,h. all pit 22 DOWN TRAINS. from at at " : from Swindon their always at hand. .- .• - was only fortunate enough to pass that fetal MAURITIUS.-This afternoon the trade were desirous 50.000 • 2s. Ditto, New .01. sh. 21. psi 13‘, 501.5 h . s S i t . o ;d l( 112 h 2 i r, 0,,,,,, TO nirmingham ...I London. Ru g by. armin g ham Daily, except Sundays. Paddington. 3t t ection. Destination - 9;1 I :s. e p r e c r e e n e t. 3. E Ec ti o ro n p o e m an ic L L i ii a ‘ • .000,0001. ( Lper et Globe ------ __a _I _ 6 0 M 930 Al 11 15 11 . _______ _____. _______ . _ EXP EDITION TO EGYPT.-The next ..enterprize night in a warm chamber, and upon a little straw. to. purchase, and 5,371 baes at public sale were all sold Aeon at Guardian to Taunton that M. .Larrey was engaged in was the memor- At Miednicki the thermometer at his button- at easier rates, very low arown went at 48s to 49e, ord .1%): 5 , 4 1,. 2 T. 6, , i. Li°l3: Lai Fire 55s 6d, middling 57s to 57s 6d, good and tine 58s to 595, Noe sh. 501. pd 141 third Class, ditto ... 7 0 12S E 330 E Ditto . • 8 0 .10 45 220 able expeditien to Egypt. 'The surgical depart- bole was 63 deg. below freezing., and though one 1001. sh. 10/. pd 11 a Mixed, ditto .,. 8 0 .11 5631 145 law yellow 59s 6d to 60s 6d, itlii ', Inii.--ng 6.S tO 635, good ta4se 5/. per cost. Indemnity Marine leo/. sh. 8/. pd :13 First Class, ditto 845 ' .... '2 0 Shen Train to Alaideehect 9 0 ... 955 31 nicat Collaisted of a namerous corps of excellent of the most robust men in the army, it was with mere, to Taunton . . e . 10 15 I OE 4 10E ~ 63s 6d to 64s fine 64s 6d to 65s cd. er cwt. t,020 31 los ; Kent Fire 7,500 l Us.'fd. Imge;ial Lite 501.5 h• an Pd 91 slixed, to Rugby atieers, a , .1 the yorieg men of the schools being the greatest. difficulty that he arriv.ed at Wilna, ; . • - ' , P • 3/. ; Ditto Life 5O/. pd 230 ' Short Train to Maidenhead 11 0 Asa• Lenist.-Beno•al Sterar has been in <rood request ieee ce . jee pd 33 4 MAIL, First Class eagles to join in this rennan tic expedition, but hisstrength and courage were almost totally gone; and the rates paid his7ve be f'ra fally eaual .. t(ithose of ;lasi ( s ). .nt e ro To:Taunton l2 Nom, 2. 58 635 E 251. sh. 12/. Ilts. pi, 17 Mixed, to Birmingham ..., 11 0 243 430 . Short Tram to Slough 130 the veeeet that contained. their stock of instru- he was just ready to. Tall, like the multitudes of week for all sort M *ll k. ' s. am ais held with firmness Siam , g,,,,96.0n„n, ro 4 :- - ", s aalLondon, Ship .. ...... 251. sh. lat. 10s. pd 17 Ditto ditto ... 1130 E 528 715 re to Taunton merits eenti apparatus, width was very com - plete, unfortunate beings who had already perished be- full rates. Java at full prices. This 'aft. 'es h ---.---- 10(11 sh a. aaaa ! Minerva Life , . ‘25 i . 03' -.-. Lot v fd i g, e Fire Ditto, .to Aylesbury ...... I 3 0 - r . Short Train to Beading .... 4 0 was taken by the Englieh. Upon the more pro- tbre Ilis•eyes. ' Bengal at auction were sold, fine white' at 69s 6d, mid _moon ~., -ags 25,000 s'. per cent. National Loan lune.... 201. sh 2/. 10•. pd 2% 30a300 al. per colt. Palladium Lifa 501. sh 21. t xl Ditto, to Ilirmingha in... 1 5 0 838 10 15 Short rfrain to Slough 430 \e. ... 515 minent evetits of that campaign we do not intend. The subsequent campaigns in Fiance, in which dling 665, common 645, and grey 59s per cwt. septa . 51. per cent. Protectorlafe 201.5 h. 2/. pd :gb 05 * Ditto, to Wolverton 0 )00 4 t ier cent. Protestant Dissenters .... 1604 sh. 51. pd 5% •31Aie Mixed ; 830 111 58 fr_ = LAlL L„ !_o_York, by Rugby; 9 0 112 15 51 . to 'dwell. except upon the afihir of Jaffa, which his master fell and lost all that his sword had FOREIGN.-This afternoon all descriptions o f F ore ia n l a: 5 ( no IL Provident Lite ll5ll. sh. 10/. pd 20 a ' 13° Al Short Train to Mairknhead 530 bits only been fairly cleared up by O'Meara,. and won, were also shared in hy L a my, till th e w e re wanted, but higher rates being required, operat . ed To .Swindon ...... 730 10 30 . stock lei — , , -and eh othere have considered to throw • great peace, concluded on the affair of Waterloo, against business : 2.171 boxes yellow Havanna!), :00,,Cen • 5, 4:. Od. ep . at.. R n oc ny k ai L Ea lfe eh ... , .. 4 .. ; ... a .......... ......... a/. pd a 4 '''s* MAIL, to Taunton .... 855 II 35 255 11 , 248 brls Trir s . Pe e r r eent. - University Life 1 e 1(10/. sh 5/. pd 11 . 1 Departure I Dcpar. Arrival Goods Train to Taunton .... 930 2153110 45 othnei - ripen Larrey. ' - • afforded him at last the prospect of repose, after white Paraiba, and 712 bags of yellow. were submitted to Moon 4 per cent United Ki,dorn . L'l lOOl. eh. 51. pd competition ; the whole WRS 17(Hight JOINT S'IOLK BANKS. UP TRAINS. ' from ture from at !Birmin g ham Rugby. London. SUNDAY Dow al TR. A INS. . THE ALLEGED JAFFA MASSACRE.-It _is :by 30 years of service, during which he had taken a Public in ls above 25.000 —'— Short Train to Slough . . , 6d, mid to former rate.; Havannah low at 16s 64 to l's Agile. and Com. of Irelan(l2sl. sh. 104 pd — inany said, in spite of the known humanity of part in four-and-twenty different campaign& ...ustra_as _II 15,0 M fi per cent, A I i 40/. sh. 410. pd 51% "'Mixed, from Wolverton ,..... ....„ 930 a l To Reading. fine 18s to 20s 6d; white Parable common to good 19- to 00e 10 per cent Bane of Birmingham 504 sh. 104 pd 1 300 Ditt . - Larrey's nature, that Larrey at Jaffa advised the From that time to his death he enjoyed the • ditto ... Ditto, from Birmingham... 7 051 8 2331 12 10 30 Short Train to Slough 9 30 to 22s 6d, low da A !low 15s to 1 i ed ' * la,ollo 19 per cent: Birmingham Bank 5O/. sh. 101. l id 13 a' ° iliepatch of the sick and wounded. He did'so. lionoursofa well-earned and highly-merited fame. iloati;Sg curgo of ThYtee Maceio has ' bee; Vd c 7o t r • th A e 00 31 ' 00 1 45 E Al A IL, to Taunton 1. 0 E 430 E Napoleon affirmed it to O'Meara. Larrey wae 5/. London Joint Stock n percent. London & sVestminster toot eh see l ie 2934 50L sh. lOL pd 13% Ditto, from Aylesbury •• 1° 15 .. , 2 OE' 4 55 855 of opinion that these poor wretches could not LLOYD'S SHIPPING. Mediterranean at 21s, and one of Pernambuco ut about 20s 6d per cwt. ,ellee 4 per cent Lancaster a 5,000 14: per cent. Liverpool IOW. sh. 50e pd ao *MAIL, First Class 1001 el. 12 1/. Pd IS Afraid, from Bitminghaai 10 0 II Li' 130 315 To Swindon Short Tra , n. to Alaideaheadl 5 '0 ' ' 70 . 10 0 6 0 exist many hours, and rather than have them to LoMuote, AUG. 12.-Wind, this day at noon, variable MOLASsEB.-West India at stiffer rates, viz. B le . "l am er ICP, 7i percent. Al p a e nir i te c r en a n ie t 3 Liver.] 80441). 151 pd 1 , 4 Ditto ditto l2 Noon i 123 E 6'o 51AIL, to Taunton _____ 8 55 11 :35 2 5551 be horribly tormeuted by the Turks, it would be and light good at 26s 6d ; Antigua, fine 31s, good 30s, mid 29s I e 20,1100 7 per estet. Manche t r 100i.sh 10/ pd 44 4 Ditto ditto ll5 E I 2 35 630 - ______--- ers . sit act of raercy to accelerate their end. Des- DEAL, AUG. 11.-Wind S.W., fresh.-Arrd. John to 29s 6d ; St. Kitt's and St. Vincent's 26s 6tl to 98s. t3 O OO O 13 ti pe: tent. peoyincta_ _ __ e • 3 1 Bank oft landlool sh'. 25/ . .p4 40% fI 'I d 501 'll 171/ d 16 - a er cent National Batik . o re an .I . .p . Ditto, from Ru by Third Class g ' . '4 0 745 ' UP TR A INS Time ,I, .Leave Arrival of , from 'firming. 220 ;4 13 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. 1 Starting. lu w it n cto m n. Paldfn t t - Thomas Carr Buenos A res • Mary Rowe Hum hre genetics dissented-" his province," he said, , Y , . , „P .Y: Bengal Syrup 23s tO 245. Foreign Molasses ut 7s to 10,000 6 per cent National Prrsvasclal Eng.lool. sh. 35/. pd :34% ta on. I " was to cure the sick, not to kill them./7 Dominica ; Robert Syers, Europe, Sarah, and lanjore, 8s 'per cwt. ~ . 1 10,00 e Westward. Arrd. from the River and remain Wel- T [MOO - ... 945 :Napoleon said, perhaps he was rig•ht. Larrey EA.-liolders of Tea have generally manifested more , 6.000 leper cent. Hampshire 5Ol. sh. 5/. pd 9% talarL, Mixed. ditto ,12 Night I 1 2331 5 3031 Froth Swinden l• M d V 1 ' f he C Ma 'Da mom, . a ras ; o unteer, or t ape ; ry - re, firmness, and have obtained stiffer rates this week ; al- i ' GAS LIGHT ,AND COKE COM PA NIES. 10 30 Thee reconunended a rear-euard of cavalry to be *Mixed, from Rugby . '1 5 5 0 From Bristia se Valparaiso. though there has been little life in the market, still • ' auto tes tal Bata 20/. sh. 161. t ici 22 The Sunday Trains are marked •• - Short Tr. from Maidenhead, 11 15 left to protect, which was done, though they all OFF DOVER, AUG. 11.—R 1 . All IV osa re, sup, io Janeiro, the trade halve been more disposed- to operate, and 5.000 ......... British 401 sh 164 pd mg - in a ... . daition lo those marked, there 13 a 31ixeil Train leaves MAIL, from 13ristol ..... ...I 840 10 28 expired shortly after. for Antwerp; Bornholua, Nason, New Orleans, Tor ditto; a fair business has been transacted in black Tea, . s!. e er cent.) D i DAM l and Ha , act stto Provincial .20/, sh. lAL Pci "% Birmingha S mon undays at 130 E, callin g at all the Stations, Short Tr. from Maideiiheadi 145 E PRESENTATION OF A SWORD TO M. LARREY. Coluinbus, Hilken. New York, for Bremen ; Batavier, considering the sni li a..ness of the quantity -on the .; 928 51 10. Birmingham sn.' sh, 11'0 and arriving in London at 730 E. 245 ; -St the battle of Aboukir, General Flegieres for ditto • Betsey Hall, Pratt, Montreal ; Amy, Henry, market • sound common Congou for ca h h b ' 4254 ' 21° ' Brist°l 2o'. sh. .86 Goods Train from Taunton.. t 730 51 540 E 12 0 , . s as een .2,250 . 3110 s Bri g hton 2Ol. sh, 14 From Taunton was ;wing operated upon under a dengerous Prince E'dward's Island. • disposed' of at Is Bd, good common at Is 8411 to Is 81d, 750 3110 s Ditto, New VW. sh. IS/. pd 9 BIRMINGHAM AND DERBY. Ditto • • wound, ' Which he had received in the shoulder, PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 11.--Wind W.N.W.-Arrd. Her but mid to mid blksh If Is B.id to is 9FI, good str blksh Nl4 4 '77f4 e6 ' r===„da.d.. 2 . ° JJ. h e.l l )rl 11T‘ DOWN. UP. Short 7'rain from Slou g h ,5 30 ' 615 From Taunton l2 30 E 420 7 5 froni a carenon-ball of the enemy, and believiree Majesty's ship Brisk, Rii e sailed June 2. If 1s 9id to Is 10d, fine and Pekoe descriptions Is 100 Imo tot. City ot London.. ....... ....100/. sh. all pd 195 1 het the tirn of his death drew nigh, lie presentea 1 c . ,owes a Aare. 11. 7 -Ar . ial . . 'se Volk Brazil • Com- Loin „ , to 2s 4d per lb. In green Tea some saleir have I .°°° „ 61. onto, New IOO/. sh. 75/. r d lho De arure Arrival. neeartsire Arrival Short Tr. trim Maid, nhead, 8 0 9 0 ••• ...... ••• A -tits )r, Narrie, Bahia ; liger, Lovell and Plata, Hem- eon° sees. E q uitable aaa Pd 00 TRAIN'S. from Air- at ' ' THAI Va. from at Bir. From Taunton , I 4 15 7 4.5 10 25 M e s word to Creneral Bonaparte, saying, i i n e - ii „ , been made at Is 7:1,1 to Is 8d for common Tw Is ' 5111. sh. 68% aan 01,0, 10,000 31. per cent In n ierial min g ham. Dercy. i Derby. min g hara. MAIL, fran Taunton .......! 11 15 2 Z 35131 525 NI i Havannah. " General, one clay, perhape, you will envy my ; Sree THE LIZARD, Am. 4.-Adelgunde, Kehrman, is B,lcl to Is Bfd for good common, und ord so° 51. per cent. Isle al Thanet _____ ______ _____ ______ Go.:ds Train from Teuni on.. 630 E 240 740 Hyson 2s Id to 2s 24 per lb ; these prices are I'lso nt. per cent. :ndep e ndent :Wash. all r ... 5t3 i t s.. • _ fate.'" Bonaparte at terwards made this sword ai • . an 1 Flora, Alten, Porto Rico. Phcenix W. sh. 39/. pd 31 MAIL .... 12 3051 2 1551 ' *3lixed... 8 2031 10 20 M sUN DAY tli' TRA:NS. 1 equal to those prior to the arrival of the Overland Mail, i',O2 i t t: rs e s r i c srn t r: attain mesh. PO/. pd 64 *Mixed,- 7 0 850 I' Ditto... 1I 45 145 E ' Short L•ain from Slough ... 8 0 M . ' " 845 AI present to M. Larrey, after having caused to De -thus the decline that took place towards the close of last 4,000 Ssuth Matropoiitan 50L sh., 13541. pd 17% Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 El' Ditto.. 130 E 3 20 From Swim:to-1 erneraved•on it the name of " Larrey," and that , AMUSING MISTAKE.-Some time ago a townsman 9OM 51 per cent. United General 50/, sh. 471. pd 30% cl ass a week has be fll d Th d • en u y recovere . e eliveries keep on a m 5 / 1 25E 315 Ist&2d... 430 ' 620 SIA IL, front Tauuton t cent. Warwick 5O/. sh. 50 ....... 645 .10 30 31 110 E of the battle " Aboukir."' Fugieres, however, 1 (Bradford) went to a neighbouringcity, and going in a large scale, and are going on at this port at nearly half ion ir - S •c ' w }Esc Id per cent at ie 25/. sh. 22 Trains 40. 554 *MAIL ...'ll 0 12 45 AI 'Short 'Frain from Slough... 50E . • 5 ..... ..... 50 ' diel not die. He was saved. by the skilful epera- lan hotel, Was at a loss what to call for, but seeing some a million pounds weekly. There has been 110 public sa!e, tow 3/ , Westminster Chartered ... 5Ol sh. :18 Mixed ••••• 615:8 15 . li'rom Taunton ... ,12 30 4 20E 720 ' I , Lion to which he 'had submitted, and during a . „entlemen with turtle soup before them, took a fancy to and•none is yet declared. The quotation for Company's Ditto New 6,00 12s _ . 780 3 per cent. Yarmouth 5(l. ah. 10/• Pd 11 % The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which 201. sh. 181. pci Short Tr. from Maidsnhead 730 period of seventeen years, he commanded the in. some, and palled the Waiter to bring him a basin, which Congou is ls. 9d per lb cash. WATER woni(s. Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 530 E, and arrive at Ditto farm Reading ....I 9 0 . 1 • yeti& at Avignon. wm done ;it soon disappeared. Smacking his lipa he To-day there were several in • ' I T hld t see 345. Birmingham quiries or ea ; o ers . 21,4' sh. 25/. pd al ei' her place at 715 E. MAIL, from Taunton •••• ••.' 11 15 235 31 525 M • .. ' s called for another ; and, after a little conversation with. East I.ondon lOOl. sh. ISO as,a--a—e--.,--, The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Station/. Throughout the campaign in Egypt, indeeu, were firm, and obtained Is 8d to Is 84-d for conamen NT 2 , 1 ;0 5 , Grand Junction Average 41/. Els. 4d. sh. eo the waiter, threw down half -a-crown to pay. The . MIDLAND CO UN 'l'm& __ -________ the services of Larrey were inestintable. - The dCn ( It cash and I 8P to Is Elid, for good I : 000 v. Kent soul' ug ) „ s 1001. sh. 51% SOUTH WESTERN. waiter stared, and so did our townsman ; and more h en •me Liverpool Bootle 2201. sh. 325 STATIONS, with their Distamees from Rugby. e common • indeed, towards the close of the Market sound STaTIONS with thei D' • ' 1 plague which broke out at Danietta WaS great y stared, when they told him he had been partaking of Coneou w' as not to be urchased under Is 8-41 r lb. ; '' s '" " lea t a w ne f tle i l r "nerianlif3riogeWateaA t in. a . CO RUGBY, ULLEsTIIORPE 73, B:oughton-Astley 11, Wig- N ' ' . , r 'stances from Nine Elms. 1 I . d P • . 4P e 6,4i6 21 108 t so t _a er an a ord tee Elms, Wandsworth 3, Wimbleagn 6, TKiects•roN 10, -checked by him, and in the numbers of the .best turtle-soup, concluding with " One pound five, Sir, if th e' • p e al e. tta : li i ston 16i, LEICESTER 20, STSTON 243, Sileby 273, Barrow 30, e market has feel edly an improving appearance ; 1.000 5 per con . u h Lendon Esher and Hampton Court 13, Walton 1.5 t; We:bridge 17t, ! feathers who perished, "as it were. by extinction,' , you please !! !" Our friend was obliged to pay; but de- very few excels are offerine for sale. - 3,294 4#/, West :Middlesex Avera g e 634,12 i. 9d. sh. 1.6 , an" '" , LOUGHBOROUGH 32t, Kegworth (Nottingham Junction) 371, Sa 1 21 Re Woxiwo '23, Farnborough 31t, Winehtield 38, basiee- I in 'the retreat across the Desert-in the scorching clared he would never more have " broth" away from COFFEE P .-The market fo: British Plantation Coffee is 1.360 IS 1414 Yorl l t i l t r i, ri i r t ig to. Lessee Prop. 1001. eh, 36 , a. ey 4 4 , -rrowash 45i, DERBY 491. AILWAYS. a i r s of the Kampsiii, and the infestments of the home ; and, •as he expressly called it, " kettle broth."- firm' , all mid and good sorts are much wanted, but of such 6,300 2/. Os. Birmingham and Derby ...........10011. pd 41 DOWN. I! UR. (Gosport Junctioo) 72, SOUTHAMPTON 77, Bottley 77, Fare plague, Larrey- was ever present with his kind Hull Independent. the supply is scanty, and full fates have been paid ;'other 9,5150 3 pet ce e n n t. p t. Biristoi 7g a h n a d m ot n e 2loncestg ot 11 !($64. ) te, ig . .0 ta t ____. ham 82, GOSPORT 87. hand and 'soothing anodynes, to relieve, alleviate, An eleg-antly dressed young woman .had beets ob- kinds have been in fair request at the previous currency. !,10 4f.e.r..c.. Cheltenham& G. Wel'i ..... ...1001.sh. SOL 27 % Departure Arrival . TRAINS. from at TRAINS. Der n r i t n ure Arr t val . • , and. throw a gentleness into death. -. Having served for some time by tile police to frequent all places Tei s afternoon there was no public sale of any kind of 3,000 ..... ... . g u aareesaa.....a ' lOW sh. 1001 pd 20 Rugby. Derby . Derby. Ru g by. DOWN TR .1 INTS. Departure Arrival at Arrival ' ' • here there was a crowd of res ectable rsons she was arriWi in France- at • the close of • .1801, ihe re-.. w P Pe • a Coffee, and privately the transactions were extremely li- Al, nun and Dro g heda 100/.os. 5/. pd . 1141011 "" . " ... - Eastern Counties 25/, oh. 2:W. Pd 9 Ist -645319 ' 0 31 Ist —Bl5 51 'll 031 irom Southamp. -at Nine Elms. ton. Gosport eeived Nab from the army of Egypt and the frequently seen at the Louvre on a Sunday, and at the mited for home consumption ; 73s 6d to 74s accepted for mem 5 per cent .Great North of Englandloo/. eh. lOW. pd 75% 2d 30 ~. , . iin r n se cur al — 7 0 IVi —77 l_, .77'1 -- statrons of the railroads. On Sunday, when the crowd lewd ord Ceylon Foreien, hovvever, was in request at to ins 12 e er cent. GranaJunction lOOl. sh. all pd 1.9 ~,, la 30 al GOVerllllloolt a the most honourable testimonies of. takin h• 1 • h - •• ' • ' - - :25;a0C 4 per cent. Great Western 1001. sh. 654 pd 81% 3d • were g t err p aces in t e queue to visit Notre Dame, the former value. ' - Fast Tram. ..... .....- ll 0 .• gratitude for his aervices. In 180-2, he publiehed 25 WO :3 per cent. Ditto New .501. 311. toe pd 64 4th 250 530 E ' 4th ....... 440 7 0 2R. a2a a olice agent saw her stand" mg near a well-dressed. COCOA.-The market has been dull for British Plan- 2:000 8 per cent. Hart1ep001........... ...... 1601. sh. 1001. pd 145% sth 845 10 50 , sth 730 10 0 Goods Train his " Account of the Egyptian Campaign," and ii ,P e ix, d Train Hull and'Selts'y 5Ol. sh. 504, pel 37% 10 E 4 sat a 0 d d " ii h h omen, an etermine to watc er proceeding& After tation Cocoa, but holderaare unwilling te :further give Str oa h) Gth Mail 12 20 M t 24931 ' 6th Mail 10 40 12 50 31 Fast Frain 3 0 100 eh, C 5 6_o 6a5 began . to lecture at 'paris on military surgery. • • a time he saw her glide her hand into the pocket of her way in price. Trinidad bought in at 33s 64 to 36s Ed 4 per cast Leeds and Selby 2 ; . -- 0 10 ent: Liverpool& Manchester 10(1.sh. 1001. pa 188% ON SUNDAYS. Mixed Train 5• 0 834 9 0 • • AR SOOll as. Napoleare e after bein i g crowned by neighbour. and withdraw it the moment after rapidly but for - common grey to g d d F- ' 11 1 1 oo re . oreign se ssow y, • 7,966 per cen . 5- ig ' 10 I) " c t. Ditto Half Shares 645 AI 930 E Goode Train - I:: 31 31 , .. 10 0 4•0 31 5 o the Pope, repaired to his army in Deceniber, with precaution, a sure sign that she had taken something. G„yaquil 35s tia 365, and Para 33s to 34s per cwt. 11.495 10 per cent. Ditto Quarter Shares 251. pd 4S 2d .1804,•. "to avenqe the nation upon: the Englieh, The agent arrested her, and took her before the Com- Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Holders of Leewara , ;36 000 a4 : 000 ......... London and Blackwell :25/. sh. 25/, pd 9 6 0 830 ail tr sr their violation •of the treaty of Amiens," missary of Police, where she cried out loudly against the Island Rum are firm, and a fair business has been trans- moo 3 per cent. London and Greenwich -201. sic 2111. pd s s a 4th , '.l.lAii, s 'a a 4a 11 57 a 10 12 •a NI , ..N. Larrey once . more joined the army at manner in which she was treated. She presented a pass- acted. 150 pins have been disposed of at 2s Id for proof A g o o a rp,r.: Ditto sh London & Birmingham 100/. sh. 904 pd 182 The times ef arriving at and de artin from Nunn% h Quarter Shares...2s/. sh. 251. pd 47% I) p g gam arid _abort Traias to Wok ina at 10% Mornin g . and nt 2%, 4%, and ate erby are nearly the same. Evening, canin g at intervenin g stations and perfernsin g the Jo ri ey Bieulogne, but the speedy ilisembarkation of port delivered at Egroville (Seine-et-Marne), in the name of good quality ; but for Jamaica the market has been 31,250 3L ae. 45. Dit o New Shares. ..... ...la sh. 3240 at ~_ the•se troops; for Ulm and. Austeri,itz, salon led' him of Louise Marianne M--, but without designating an,y in a dull state, and prices have further declined, London and S. Western Av. 43/, 15s. Od. C 2 "'" 3P " a! ‘• L d d C a i 1. , NORTH MIDLAND. in an hour and ten utinut, a SUlidays al a•. 131. and at ! t "-• 1 ' ' 2 a and 4, E. , piece of residence. She Lad, she said, areived in Paris 000 ea .... on on an roy en Av. 134 15s. 9d. " ( into the midst of those campaigns.. there having been large arrivals : the sales have ' 3 ' Ditto New Scrip... 12 Desarture Departure 1 .arrival 1 the precedine day, but refused to say where she had b•• l e . 4."" .. rsh Manchester Ind Leeds 100/ sh 00/ pd 74 • ' (IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MIDLAND COUN- UP TRAINS. from from South. at ' AresTerreaTz..---Austerlitz gave peat scope to .. . ~ . een JO puncheons ; good quality 30 .to 33 per 1 , 1,000 -Pe - assed the night declaring that tamily reasons prevented seeso Ditto Half Shares - '504 304' pet ZlB% TIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERRY, MANCHES- , Gosport. amps 11.. 1 Nine Elms. 1 LaiTtay for the exercise of his talents. It was at Fier speakine •of it A considerable sum of money Was cent over 4s to 4s 21 tine 'ss 2d per gellon. De- 1. , 05) , ) Alanchester and Eirnae g ham 7046 h. 40/. 06 . TER AND SHEFFIELD, MANCHESTER AND ---- --- --,--:-...-. t tide battle on the preceding. night thest, as Na- found in her possession. She was placed in email t merara emen have been sold at 3s 3d ' is rather cheaper; 70 puns . .... .. .. to 3s 5d for 34 to 38 per cent over. Calcutta hes been little 10,0e0 2/.148. Ditto Extension 7l. pe Midland Counties ..... -. :tat/. sh. 101'1. pa 64% Meta LEEDS, HULL ASD SELBY, AND THE GREAT mixed - . ..NORTH OF ENGLAND.) erain .. . 8 :30 0, 0 10 a f p(d,raan rode through the Jines, the soldiers, provisionally, to give time for inquiries. . • asked for; is 5d is the value of proof at the high, and 15 000 31. Os. North Midland Is ' tete , Ditto New ... 100 a sh 100/ pd 58 404 ad 36 DOWN TRAINS. nootis Frain 31ixecl Train 8 15 9. 13 OAu .9- '0 315 E 12 ;30 `. eticoluiting to more than 80,000, suddenly lighted A letter from Copenhagen, July 25, states that the 6el to Is 9d at the low rate of duty. The arrivals have io,•2se mins. Northern and Eastern.- 501. sh. 451. pd 40% Fast 'rraisi lO JO 11 0 2 0 tap ae Malty torches, and celebrated aloud the Ringe after having consulted the four assemblies of the been 1,000 puna Bic., of Rum since last Friday. For e.6nu Preston and Wyre a ..... 50L sh. alla rid :la Departure from 1 Arrival at , Illixed Tr,;in , 12 30 E 1 0 E 430 endive-es:try of his coronation. • The result of the provincial states, had issued an order for the reform of all sorts of Brandy a fair demand has existed' this week, "over ....... aOl pd 21% ' alga) 4 per cent. &mita Eastern_and . D .. Hai/ h 1,000 lon. per eerie Stockton and Darlingtoa ..... .... .3 . 20.5 : Fast Tram . Mixed Train a e ale • 5 :30 3 . ~ 6' 0 0 0 9 15 battie is known ; but a more dreadful picture of prison discipline. A system of solitary confinement is principally for the home trade, but for 1841 there are term - Goods Train destruction than presented by this field was to be adopted with respect to all persons confined for few purchasers-we quote Cognac of the first brands of 5.0e0 104 per cent. York and North Well a nd 50 . eh, 50/. pd 88 • che,ter. 3 1951 ... ...... 5 OE 6 1931 8 3031 6 4031 9 csn 'Ai 20 Man, ... SUNDAYS. I • - • never evitnessted, says Larrey. 'less- than eight years,. but with workshops to contain the vintage of 1837, lihds 5s 2d, puns 5s ; 1838, hhds MINES. 13531 1 2la M sas al 7 3.511 ... lO 15 11 45 11 0 145 Mixed Train • . . 3 , 0e0 ~ Albitm Copper 51. " alt. pa 12 . 920 Hi 0 145 E • BAUTZEN AND LUTZEN.-3.1. Larrey was also eight or ten workmen, in case their health should suffer. . se. puns 4s 10d ; 1839 hhds 4s sd. puns As 3d ; 1840, 000 ne ef . Aiten l5l, sh 121. if pd 1% 615 845 ! 9 nal ... ...., ... _. , 4 • E 50 E 845 - lt the memorable battles of Lutzen, pr r se•nr. 4 , from complete isolation. Prisoners condemned for more hints Os 101 puns 3s 8d ;le 1 1.1 A R I .-4., -.1-s as 9a, puns 10,00 e .....„.. Ae g is's Maxicat a iss. he pm.lool. ' all, a . •'i d 2 930 10 45 ;11 45 . 1 15E 5 ok: 2OE 5 15E Short Trains leave Wok ingllaily at 7%M. I I 54 : days at 9 If 6 '' - ,. a, and 4 %E. Sun a. , i s , and Pak,. - g Bautzen, and Wurschen, at which atrocious ca. than eig 'ht years, or for life, are to be distributed in 3s 7d per g-allon. The stock here, however, being . ewes Ditto Subscription Solent's 1501. sh all pil 4 . " s i • luiany found: the means of in nuating to the ... 0 .. • prisons where they are to be placed in workshops con- large, together with the favouruble accounts from France, e i 000 it ae , Brazil' 345 430 530 ' 7 0 8 5 ' stamp. iss. 51. pm...3.51.5h. ale pd 9 , '-I . , 4 745 LONDON AND BRIG - lITON. n h ht t • 11 - h al ing eig or en persona in w lc an a so ue si ence blt '1 - d k B d h h • • • • cause the tra e not to ta e more ran ytan t eir un- 34e00 ..... M b t, U ited 251 sh.2a/. pd 4% 4 0 '530.' b 30 BIS 10 0 RC3II as & ocaes n I :Emperor, that there had been practised a volun- i s to reign. As to food, no difference is to be made any me di a t e wants require. Geneva has 'been selline at liaoe ~ 8 15 , 9 45 . STATIONS, with their Distarm froth Lnndon Br:d ' ge. it tary mutilation by the young conscripts ,who had where, except for prisoners for debt. Breed and water toliver Co m m' Company 20/.sh. 201. pd 1 Is 10d. Britieh Corn Spirits have been in good request tto s tig .. e Dare Scrip 3 19E 5 OE i 6 I9E . Stoat's Nest 14t, 51erstham 19t, Rep I-Izt L 91 . 1, I.lorley 25 I m been wounded on those memorable days. Lar- - diet is to be entirely abolished, it being considered pre- at the late reduced rate of 9s 10d per gallon. s op ° ' ...... ;;;,, - British Iron .lOO/. sh. 70/. pd 8 6 40E 9 20E te a /IRKS BRIDGES "91, Baleombe 33t, HAYWARD'S HEATH a re. ) . as.sembled a jury of the superior surgeons, , jedicial to the health, but whenever a prisoner is con- SPICES.-Cassia Lignea hae been much inquired for, ' t " Ce i Brsnca 5 , th. 4i/. pd 1 % 7 051 8 45M 9 4531,11 1531 1 OEII2 Noon, eie pd 5% 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 8 OE I 371, Hassock's Gate 43t, BRIGHTON 50t, . wi l es's it was proved that these young men had e emne d to bread and watea he ia instead of being put but the smallness of the supply has tended to operate ' CR mion g a .. 7il. pd A - n /. sh, IS/ pa 0 *** The Down Trains arrive at Hull in about tiso hours Leave i Arrive iii _ Leave iAr •ive- its '. DOWN. London. Bright. all ben wounded on the field of honeur. After oh that diet, to be imprisoned for a much longer period against business, and buyers have been compelled to pay '".‘ l4 "-' ' 1 gl, ) , l te ll' i „ -' ----- ...... i • later than their arrival at York. . , n. Ur. Be ighton. L:;ndon. " :4,500 , , sic 5/. pm.... 551. a a 55/. pd 1 ri hearingalfie report of the jury, Napoleon said to than in cases where the sentence does not involve depri- 86s to 88s for mid, and 90s to 963 for good mid and fine ate ° e e afloat l4/. Gs. pd a a . _______ .__ _ _ __. Slixed ... 745 Al 10 45 al 'From Croy- -------.-.. 031 p Larr e y, "ft were to be desired that I was sur- vation of the ueual prison fare. The maximum of im- sorts. Pepper is; held with firmness. Cloves at Is to .o,oao General Mining Assoclatlon2Oesh.lH4 pd 3% UP TRAINS. MAIL First • ; don 9 :10 rounded by- only such men as you." 'Larrey re- ge risonment for debt, which is now 20 and 25 years, is to Is 2d for Bourbon, Is 4cl to Is 6d for Amboyna, and at 6.155 4•64 Mexican Company lOW. sh. lee s pd I 3,04* .. ...... Polberou Console ._ .........10L sh. 8/. pd ,4 • , Departure from I- Arrival at Clas. 945 II 45' Mixed ToCsnydon 10 45 730 M 10 0 a First Class... 9 0 1 1 0 tt reduced to 10 years fer natives of Denmark, and 15 . I , sri e ..... ee Real del Monte, Unregistered 2% _._. ceived on. this occasiaa a present of jewellery, is ad to 2s 3d for Bencoolen. Nutmegs are firm in price. f r foreieners. Religious instruction is to be provided D tee Loan Notes ..... • 150/. I ~ .. pd st; , Ditto and a pension of 3,000 francs, which the law on -° e . Mace has sustained the former value. For Pimento Ilia '0 Oil' ~ ~. „ United Mexican, Isl. 2 pm. 4 . 01.5 h. all pd i k Darlin g ., york. 31an. 1 al) E 4 ti on. It is singular that in a reform of prison in . eyery pris . . . rates have been paid. East India Ginger at full rates. - ' • ' Otto. Scrip l 5; ton. i clie:te Leeds. Sheffield. !Sheffield. D M . wiry. ixed luaeces deprived him of in 1817, but which the First t lass 4ao 630 Mixed ....... 6 0 830 1, . discipline, evincing otherwise so much philanthropy, T mica is firm • - Ditto New Scrip. 41. pii special law of the Chamber restored to him in - __,• %Veit Cork ..................501. eh 501. pd 3 030 l e d ' t cl . • • bt • t . d ' a • .• • the onions an unjus istinction e vseen na wes an At auction African Pod Pepper went at 47s 6(1 to 50s ; WAS. foreigners imprisoned for debt should be maintained. lOng Pepper 20s ; Cayenne Cloves Is 2cl to Is' 3d per lb. LITER AHY INSTITUTIONS. 6 1551 8 45M 70M9 30 I° 45 II 145 12 45E ToCroydon 930 SUNDAYS. l i Yrom SUNDAYS. (I lu 180 a, 11f. Larrey was named Stergeon-in- TRIP TO FRANCE.-Mr. Green is now with us, and testes liors.-The market is in a. dull state-, and the ten- . ewe .... ..... London, with Bronze Ticket ...75gs.sh. 14 915 12 Noon 10 0 1 um 2OE ; 2 45F. 4 1 London University Mash. all pd 8 12 15E 3OE 1 10E 4 0 50t 1 g 'ffi 5 Mixed 7 4551 10 15 M'l Croydon Chief of the guar& and hospital of Consuls. :In making all the necessary arrangements for his aerial dency of prices still downwards ;6/ 103 is the value of ;ne .. ...... Russell "s g s. sh. a% -et : a 0,-, 815 Ditto - ti M i(i 0 • 1804, he received, atnong the first, the cross of flight ; and in order to gratify the curious in witnessing fine East Kent Pockets, and 51 to 51 15s for Sussex and Ke re t College mi. Hi 330, 6 19 445 7 9 812 '8 45 10 9 Ditto ToCroydon 10 0 70 E 930 anat.° II Ditto 7 0 SO !i() IL officer of the Legion of - Honour, at the Hotel des the novel and interesting sight of inflating the balloon Weald of Kent. The duty is estimated at 140,0001. M ISCELLANEOUS. .I+,ooo 151. A ustralisn Agricultural.loo4'sh 30/ pd 30 7 30M 8 4551 9 45M 11 *M SHOREHAM BRANCH. a -Mixed Trains leave Brighton for Shore. tv Invalid.Tl , , from the hand of the First Consul i h wa._ gas, together with eaery other preparation con- RICE.-Java at 8 s ad to 95 . for yellow, 9s 6d tO 10s CI 50 1. per cenL British American Landcompany 34i. pa 9 ham della at 73 , and 9 3: , M. and at 12,15, 2sa 4 4a, and 7OE ... 5 OF. .6 •30E 7 15E 9 15E: cm Sundays at 9 (IM, and at 2 15, :345. 5 15._eri'd e 4aE, se hiniselt; I ay.lo said. on deliverin e o - it to hi m - nected with its say, p . fet • nor to its ascent an inclosed , . for common, and at los 3d to 12s fiir mid to fine white. loot. sh. 32 / a 30 i0,0C4; 61. per ersa. slapada Carniaa,nY Loan ........... i• P 3 30E 6 19E I 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 - From Shoreham for Itri g hton at 8 :al and 10 :30M, and at 10, II 3_, hi " Larrey, •• • it is a recompense well deaerved. • - 7 ' . circle will be completed sufficiently large to contain 1 about 2 000 persons. Should the wind be in the north Carolina, first sort at 30s, second do. 28s, and inferior some 5/. per cents ripper cana a ............. 8.1 City Bonds, I l isr cent „ . ....... 100 I,* 7 rains leave Hull for Derby daily at tii and 1131, and 5 30, and 7 30E. Sundays at Pi OM, and s: A_ 4 :to, (; 0, and 8 OE. ahe Mixed Trains stop at all the Stations, the First Class Trains T HE WOUNDED AT EYLAU.••••••AI this battre . • ' 26s • Patna at 15s to eos per cwt. ammo sens. - General Steam Navigation 15/. X.:l4i. pd assa at 21 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. only at First Class Stations. P direction, Mr. Green will be fully prepared to visit the .:_ rnis afternoon there were free buyers f B o ongal, and 10Lpereent, Hudson' , a Bay Stock ..... ...... ............. . 2.a4 ra _______ the troops 'bivouacked un s der a temperaeure ot coast of France. Report is rife that he will be °acorn- 1 84" b , r age 2,500 pockets at auction went at fully former It. London Com. Sale Rooms .... Av. 75/. sh. 19% Caotstcheuc Company 14/. pd 12% GRAND JUNCTION. . LONDON ANI) DOVER. tit 32 deo•rees b.elovr freezing point. . • . 111. ..... la a panied by several persona and a lady is spoken of as rates . , good mid white at lis to -11 s 6d, good bold clean New Brunswick Land Conspaay...sol pd 12 OPEN TO TUNBRIDGE STATION. • " I had." set s Larrey in his own account, "early la forming one of the number.-Somerset County Gazette. Ils6d to 12s ; Ist class sea dam ios to lOs 6d Int 50c...100/ sh lOW at') 41. per cent. Reversionary • im , . . taa 95 FROM BIRMINGHAM TO 1.4.. I FROM LIVERI=L ooAm. ND MANCHESTER TO STAT!ONS, with their Distancea from London B • P. ''' he battle established a per cwt. 1 east 5/ per cent. Ditto New....... ........ 1/. eh. 1004 pd 107 a ER.POOL bc MANCHESTKR. New Cross 3, Clairton 10%, Reigate 21 Gods ridge. the morning of ‘ t r n ambulance in THE CROPS.-Sinee the late rains the crops gene- • INDlGO.—Holders of East India are firm and supply 4 . 800 . , Thames Tunnel .............501. sh. all pd 7 , . tone 26, Edenbrilge ' some barns, to th e left of the road at the entrance of the d • rally in this neighbourhood are greatly improve , the market sparingly. To-day some parcels of Bengal 1 0 . 0 ° 1 ' • ""ar Van Dit.nera's Land.... 1001. sh. 19/, pd 5% Leave 1 Time or I Arriral at • ale town ; but unfora inately they were open on every side, hitherto the fields, in many instances, had presented but and Madras Indigo were disposed of at 2d to 3(1 per lb. Birmin g ham I Departure., Bioninghaim. DOWN TI-TA-TN-a:",---r-----7--7"-•-•-- • UP 1 R alals a sfl COMPANIES' PRICES • _____— Departu t e from Arrival at Tun.; Denartur ' ! " ' ... • the'straw roofs hve ing been taken for the horses, so.tbat LIST ff : SCOT TI First Class... •;45 M ;First Class... 33, Aa 8 OM, . . t. „ i e srom Arrival in to favourable turn has, however, A aevance on the rates of the lasaquarterly sale. we weve obliged to • ect on what was left aelace our wound . . f asorry aspect ; a very o- ' tiow taken place. In the wheat crops, although there is Ona.-There has been a brisk demand for Cod Oil ATM. 6, 1842. ' BANKs, . Mixed Train, *6 0 lAlixed Train• 6 0 11 34 Mixed Train! 930 ;First Class... al5 Is 45 E , 3 , m 0011. brid g e Statiois. Tunbrid g e. .. London. ---,--........ ...m.............. et the straw', half c - ovcred with snow. The cold was so 11 30 M 7 45 M 9 45 M in many fields a thinness of the plant, the ears aro re- from the home trade at 31/ 15s to 321, at which hold - a c otland...B3l. 6s. Bd.sh all pd .'5, 1 First Class... 11 30 'First Class.- 1.9 30 :3 15 a • .11 3;1- •136 E . 1030 la 30 E sO severe, thin the in: tra•naents frequently dropped - from the .• ..- - . . markably fine, full, and heavy, and promise an averale are firm. Seal has brought stiffer rates, and a good ere e a mete 61 p. et. Bank 01, . . aa . 1.000,001 V. p. ct. Reyal of aco n ti a a 152 First Cla•s 2)5 E I mixed Train 40E Company...lool.et a a llp P et 2o j First Class.: •2 45 ; First Class... 7 0 9 :10 • 11 3u 2a) E 430 3 OE' 5 0 th. hands of my assist'arsts, during our operatrons ; ana it ero e . p Some heavy showers have fallen during tke wee ! business. had been transacted ; pale has been selling at 5 °°.°130/. 8/. p. ct. British Low. 5001. sh. 1004 ad t s 2 Mixed Train' 430 ' 5 30' 730 6 0 8 0 hment When 600,000/. 7i. p. ct. Commerclxi was night before e we- could take any refres 1 . lumen but there ii now a prospect of fine weather, and, should 361 15s to 37/. yellow and straw 33/ to 36/, and brown soo,eitas G• a. et. National IOCI, eh. 101. pd 14 First Class.. 715 SUNDAYS. SUNDAYS. eti all was quiet, are lea a • 'nen had been attendee to, ass .. L it continue, reaping will next week have commenced on 3a/ to 391 15s per tun. Southern is wanted ; fine 1 wetter. 81. p. et. Glasgow V n 2501. sh. 50/ pd tern of iSirotland WWI. sh 40i ad r 75 SUNDAYS; :SUNDAYS. b3O M 1 10 %I ....,.. 31 1, 83sal i gear 630 E 81JE . II 1030 1 ii--- en ao taa movement of the enem 7 bore down immediately upon th . most of the high grounds. The oata barley, and beans, ale quality at 34/ lOs to 354 good 33/ to 344 mid I P ENLIII! " 6 P' e a t a e t ta N cE COMPANIES. 'a- -IN First Cla-5... 145 M 'First Class...' 3an a l 80 m Mixed Tr in 7 :30 I Mixed Train 815 12 45 E NOIVIIIERN AND EASTERN. ambulances-sueh of die ',wounded men as had the power are likewise materially benefited by the rains and now a P rid low 31/ 15s to 32/ 1.5 s per ttin. Holders of Sperm ' • 10.0003 h. 64p. ct. Scottish Union ..... i ................... pd a4s Od. 2 , 4 MIX(.4 Train II 30 pllixed Train! 10 30 :1 1 5 of metion, immediately '• aook to flight. M. Larrey present a healthy appearance. The plant of turnips is - Oil remain firm, and at 841 to 841 lOs Rgo - od business ' 7,s an Its a ct. Hercules 1 Scotland .10i. sh. aTig PSQ M a c . ed T r ain . a 45 E Mixsd Trsin a 0 E 12 Night OPEN TO BISHOFS STORTFOIID. !mono io p. et. Insurance Co. o • 1 hose !rains ineet the Korth Union Tra lad Iniitened to finish the am puNtion of a leg . which he had also good. The hay crops, this season, were seldom has. been transacted in the best British. Linseed Oil 50 . 000 le P. ct. North British 200/. sb. 10/. pd la _...__________________. in to Preston aaParkside STATIONS. with their Distances from Sheretittch. begun ; and the surgeor, ' es, w;ph their attendants. as a known tohave been lighter.--Reading Mercury. Fire 100/. sh. 10/. pd Ito at 30s 30s 3d, and 30s 6d ; Rape Oil, 42s 3d to 42s ed 1,000 ie a cr. Caiedonian ~_ 100/..h. 104 pd IS CHESTER AND CREWE. • 1 , I .: e t a Brid g e 5%. Tottenham 731, Edinonton 4%, Poader's End It %, vs I ham 14A, , Broxbourne la, Itoydon ta, Harlow 26%, Sawbridge- gr( last reaeurce, were preparii. sg for 'defence, when a charge A quarryman at Gentilly, near Paris, named f, • 'le and 41s 3d to 41s Ed for brown. The bust sorts 5,0tt0 le p. et. I.dieburara Lai' a 1G" MO aj 9 . ct. West ol Scotian,' . 10/. pd • FROM CREWE TO CHESTER. FROM CHE worth 24%, Stortford,32 a,. • of the French caealry, in the midst of a whitiaind of Brunet, hung himself two days ago, under the fbllowing e t. jr o P li a re'Oil are cheaper, but other kinds have brought ' 'IISCELEANEOUS. Leaves Crewe. STER 70 CREWE. DOWN TRAINS. , UP t'RAINS. pat snow relieved them.' --e-lIL a 6-4- ' circumstances :-I.le had become such an habitual full rates ; Gallipoli 541 to 551; Spanish 50/' to 51/ 10s, 4,818 ...a... tadin. and .. - ' Ulas. Un.CanalSOLsta all pd In Ditto A llocated 9131. sh. all pd 08 7. l4 A ix iL ed Tram .. a 4 leM Mem-. Leaves Chester. ----• ' , , • 4 15M i Denarture I Dep., rture I . Arrival !l)eparture, • .eparture; Arrival EF4 • ! Tlae extreme exbausti 'ort of' the country, and . drunkard h t h tea_ ee speat all his earning in drink, leaving and _Barbary 49/ to 49/ 153 per tun. Palm. et 301 to 45,40( al per cent. Edinb. Jona Stack Water:2sl. sh all pd 34 'First C 'ass ,Il 30 , ftem ,fromßroxe at ' from .framltrox.; at , •... ........ a 01.3 Mixed T ain 1 the eeverity of the went laer, deterniined Larrey ' his wife and family without fool Returning home on aot 15& Casoa Nat Oil at 39s to 39s 6d esr the best. laltalsb aa per cent. Shotts Iron I. (suede' v 501 sh -IS/ pd aa , h lit Leith Giais 204 sh, 16/. 0 3% MAIL 2 .... : .... ..5 15 Mao. 750 , -a- —......._•-_____ !-,---. ••••••,....... w•••••••• 7. " to send them back to Inca ta 'acklaw, a distance of ',l e f a tal day in question, in a state of intoxication, he Teiseow.-There has been a. good' denims& for P. Y. 0,000 3 per cent. tad . inbor g h Coal Gas asesh. all pi 5 On Sunday unla the Mail Trains run. I MOO 'Oyer cent. Edinburg , . t, 40 Al 18 48 241 9.25 M 530A1'5 sh M ' 640 al a 5/ sh all pd hi? 920 IC 1,3 It; 4 ., ! fift%•-five French lea ues 'through miserable became so exasperated by the reproaches of his wife, Candle on the spot, both from the town end country 1 450 'lt pet cent ( kt - g ow Gas .. ; .8.. 0 . 4'. a (11 .. .., -. • • * . g . 031 Has .. . , ... 201. ah all pd 20% C HESTER roids and ever g • • -t th ti the beat her. till she 'lay senseless on the fluor. tradea at 478 9d to 48s per cwt ; for delivery a fair busi- . •. 5 . 0 . 7 4 Per "'a' 1 • 41 ' 1 ) `• dti i• .ni, ........ sot r 2., .. • . AND B . I.RKEN El E AD. II 30 El 20 El 2 al) a: 18 20 3 5:2 940 4 y sort of - privation, a e ey IR i tws Edinburgh an a es. •ay • / I._ _ r ROM CllrsTaa st 1 :::0 EI2 2i 'a s s . Isi 20 9 tao . lo se arrived in good condition. " . Believing that he 'had killed her, he went out and hung ness has• been transacted at 48s 3d for the last three ' **-- „ . ......................m......,.._! ~, \ TO ..ARKENID'AD. k ROM BIRKENHEAD TO CHESTER. 330 415 .lAIL at SM, and Mixed Trains Mixed Trains ,t 82 'and 10 nOM, 4 ..;•O 525 of I 4 ,f' ."1 11 3,1 , 1.2 :2 E . 12 18 E BATTLE OF ESSLING.--Th a ring the Austrian himself on a tree near the house, where Ire was found Bh h a monthe of the year, and at 48s Gri for Spring. Town 0 8 30 and 1030 M, and at 1,4, and at I: 50 an(l 3 50E, MAIL A 530 620 550 230 E, a. s. 3ta 1 leo,d a few hours afterwards. yt e umane assistance Tallow has' secured a, free sale at 46s to 46s 64 'nett cash. THE POPE's C s ojNelL. - The Papa/ Calendor, and 7 . 15 E , 640 E. 84i ;4 3 s Is' o • a 441 ( campaigns hi 180 9. and af te i ‘ the severe battle sse . 9 '25 I 6 30 '7 5 8 0 (f 1 • Ides rs h o , te . r r neig u ..‘, t e poor woman was recovered. South American at former rates. published at Rome htits just appeared for the year. Ae mix - _ SUNDAYs -Mate at 5Af and SUNDAYS MIX dTr ins at 8 '3O On 9 nit • ' _.„, a _ • , • • • •-• e a • • u ass Frains leave Shore- 'On Sundays Trains leave Stort. Cb above, the wounded were ce ewded into the Imy , and family Sir R. -• • d d was st df P ' 1 - ' •. ' ' • ill complete his seventy-seventh 6 .1,, e4 k 1 mins at 93u M, and at and 9 5,) M, and ti 15 E, MAO. aa ditch for Stoitford a, 8 and 9 aotif, ;fo rd for shoi e aiten at 530 and t o 1 Sa• I homes -.1 rernant e, • 10-day the ernan . ea yor etersburgh Ie - cording to 1., the Poae w.. _ ' . . , 630 ea , and at 23 , 3 30, and BE.' .9 30M anci at I 20,4 :4), and S OE. a feland 'of.Lobau where the - -.) '' for three days, / 3, AlLy 2 Inglis, and Lord William - .Hervey, embarked' ' at the low Candla and prices were firm at 483 on the , spot and yeur on the next anti ' . 1.; I d (' • . ' tee ratery of his irt i- ay Sept. 18), _Steam Packets leave Liverpool fo r 13' irkenheacl 1 20 minutes before • • Das Train leaves Broxbaurn e h ' alf an hour earlier on Mondays. uen wietiout shelter, on the bare ear o e and. The days Brunswick wharf, on board the General Steam Navigas 48s 3d. for delivery in the last three months of the year. in the eleventh-year of bisl'a•P-AcY• There are at present Ln ve e star n i n iig tge f a e r a r i. ; h va Tr oa n e i :or C,he a ster,. a i ri n d fro e m Birkenhead for Li. , vier& sultry-the nights cold ; aloe high winds tion.CompanY'sfa,vourite , steam-ship Rainbow, C apta i n Far sale next Friday, 600 pkgs South American are .sixty : Cardinai a , at leaSa this is the initsiber put down for _ I f ery Fr in tro Ch ster. - EASTERN COUNTIES. ( !ovcrecst them Vfith dus4 and the'Aestrnetion, of . Te Fife, for Antweep, on Thursday afternoon. declared. •• •• the college. There are Six Cardinal e bisheps, tbrty-thre e 1 NORTH UNION. i , , OPEN to BRENr WOOD. . of I 'be hialleres having cut off their supplies, M. Oa the ad.instant, the first stone of the monument - • _____ --____ . Cardisialepriestse and eleeen ,Ceratinal-deliaona. Russi 1 - , INS leave Sh 'Ol dll OM and at 2 0 ' , Trains •leave . Liverpool Mr Lameaster at 31S Mall), 8 45, I a it c l q: 4 s ;7 l 6 A l , „ ,:•!edt. aat -8 aa) an . a ._ __ .. , C Garrey *eau obliged to mak( s serval) .ftvr them a e • - - - ti fth b defence of Mazq : . ..in cerennemorat on : o- . e reve. . gran, Lively, good-humoured old•women competed with the - oldest .CardinaL is eigairty,„s„,,evse; tont,?§ttlivartzeii arid 11 and at 430 and ~ , and '7 45a. On Susioays at .1 an , 0 .m. a d En , ~ 445 E • and - (a orta atancheetee for at 2 ; a: a 4 , 6 30, and 7 4,E. The j•Jurn, ya p _rm. In . d its abetit : .. iorse-fiesh, which he eeasonel I with gun-pawder was laid with great ceremony in the Place du Martroi, . ..... young ones, are what raisins are to freslagrape& They burgh, the yontigest, - is. t y ee. hirt • air The 110'es a 11 r-, . ,a- LanCaie.r, at 15 minutes f h L ..;-••r t,e '..:ver,•oal time of itarting. 4.. Ini;lnt:•9. ' Lot 'or wan tof salt. • at Malesherbesain the Loiret, the birth-place of Captain are vvithered ; but they are also preserved ; and appear the 'Cardinals make :3,580 years, the average oz wawa is 1 Il'rains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and 51anchester, at 2, UP 'FRAIN:a leave Brentwood at 8 45, 9 45, ;ad 10 45A1, said at I a Mail vg , accompanied Bon Li kA rte in the pro- Lelievre, who SG 11CblY commanded the amall g arri.n. - io advantage in the freshest convene , . aboie fifty-nine. , 17 io and e 45 11, and at 110 and 550 E. 12 31, 330 5 :es 6 at) and 7 45E. On averse-Ye atB•4s aad 10M, 14 UP TRAINS ___.__, Time 1. .Leave Arrival or Swindon at Daily. except Sundays. 1 Starting. Junct.on. Paidington. Short Trani tro:o Heading... 7:7577 .... ..... 855 M Ditto' from Slough.... 9 0 From Swindon From Bristol Short 'Jr. from Maidenhead i 11 15 MAIL, from Bristol ..... ...1 840 10 28 110 Short Tr. from Maidenhead! 1 45 E Goods Train from Taunton.. t 730 51 540 E 12 0 From Taunton Ditto Short Train from Slough ,5 30 ' 615 Front '1 aunton l2 30 E 420 7 5 Short Tr. trim Maid, nhead, 8 0 ... ...... ... 9 0 From Taunton . :4 15 745 10 25 MAIL, fro:n Taunton ll 15 235 M 525 M Gods Train from Tr.unt on 630 E 240 740 SUNDAY Ili' TRA:NS. i Short 'rain from Sl o ugh 8 051 . " 8 45.11 From Sw I ticloq MAIL, froM Taunton ....... 645 .10 30:l/ llO E Short Train from Slough... 5 0 E ..:... .... ! 550 From Taunton ... Short Tr. from Maid , nhead 730 . B3O Ditto f-om Reading ! 9 0 MAIL, from Taunton •••• ••.' 11 15 235 M 5 2351 The Short Tiains stop at all the intervening Stations. DOWN. UP. De, arrure Arrival. Devarttirc Arrival TRAINS. from Bin. at ' THAI Vs. from at Bir. mingham. Dercy. i Derby. minghara. -_'-- -- -- -- - ghat.. ... 12 30M 2 15M *Mixed— A 20M 10 20M *Mixe4,..., 7 0 850 ! Ditto... 11 45 145 E 1 Ist &2d -10 30 12 15 El' Ditto.. 1 1 30E 320 Class 1 125 E 315 15t&2d...1 430 ' 620 Trains ,4 0- 554 *Malt —ll 0 12 45M Mixed .....I 615 . 815 Departure Arrival at Arrival. DOWN TRAINS. irom Southamp. at Nine Elms. ton. Gosport. -----.-- . --- ------ Mixed Train 7O M ki 5 M I. 30 At Ditto ...... ........ .. 9 U 1T.:'.0 E 1 U E Fast Train. ..... ...... Goods Train ix, d Train 1 0 E 4 ;it 5 0 Fast Train 3 0 o_o 6 '.5 Mixed Trilin Matt~.... 1•:: 31 M Good* Train SUNDAYS. Mixed Train Dilto MAIL. De-arture Departure i Arrival UP TRAINS. from from South..l at Gosport. ampt 11. 1 Nine Elms. - --!---;.............., 1 33 51 2 13 M 5 :25 51 Tram .. ..... ['rain Train s .3u 9 '0 12 30 'rain lO 30 1 i 11 0 II - Leave i Arrive in Leave lArrive in da DOWN. London. Bright .m. UP. Brighton.) London. ----..-- ---....-...........,—.--. :fixed ... 7 45 M 10 4 5 51 'From Croy- ~ MAIL. First i don 9 30 Clay• 9 45 II 45 Mixed •I'oCioydon 10 45 First Class: 9 0 11 0 Mixed... 11 45 2 15E MuLMixed 11 0 . 30E Ditto Mixed 3 0 5 3o , First Class... 3 31 5 '0 First l lass 4 30 ii 30 Mixed ... . ... 6 0 830 Mixed...., 6 0 6 30 Ditto 7 o 9 30 tioods ToCroydon 1.30 il SUNDAYS. ,IFrom SUNDAYS. Mixed I 7 45 hi 10 15 M 1 Croydon' --- - - UP TRAINS. Departure from Arrival at Darling.: York Man' Leeds . . Sheffield. tSbeffield. Derby. ton. , elle .te 6 OM 7 3511 I 8 1511 10 15M 730 845 ; 930 11 15 6 1551 8 45M 7 011 930 10 45 1 11 45 12 45E 915 12 Noon 10 0 I a 2 OE 1 2 45R 415 12 15E 3 OE 1 10E 4 0 530 ,6 30 815 330 ,6 19 445 ' 7 9 812 845 10 9 SUNDAYS. 6 45111 5 OE 6.30 E 7 15E 915 E; 3 30E 6 19E. l 7 9 812 9 0 10 9 1 „,,* '1 rains leave Hull for Derby daily at 6i and 1111. and at 4 and SE. On Sundays at 5E only. The extreme exbausti of the country, and the severity of the weat %her, determined Larrey to send them back to Inoi -acklaw, a distance of fifty-five French league.; through miserable roads and every sort of - privation, yet they arrived in good condition. BATTLE OF ESSLINO.—n a ring the Austrian campaigns in 1809, and after ` ` the severe battle above, the wounded were e t , qwded into the Island of Lobau, where they 14 . for three days, wi,liout shelter, on the bare gr oond. The days went sultry—the nights cold ; tloe high winds covered them with dust, and th e Aestruetion of the Inidges having cut ofr the& supplies, M. Larrey was obliged to make soup fifer them of horse-fiesh, which he seasonel 1 with gun -powder for wan L of salt. Ravi] tg accompanied Boni }carte in the pro published T tij: a Pori's C O UNCIL. bus just The Papal Calendar, appeared for the year. Ac cording to it, the Pope will complete his seventy-seventh year on the next attiocritwy of his birth-day (Sept. 18), in the eleventh•year 0f his Papacy.. There arc at present .sixty Cardinals, at leasP 4his is the number put down for the college. There a re - ft'Cardinal-hishops, forty-three Carcli4al-priest ! i,. and seleven ; Cardinal-deacons. Russi, :the oldest _Cardinal; is eighty;o4lll and Sehwartzett botitergclia,rdttlysomintitgc zs t,: s i B s o T e h a l l y s: ththreee average t ages nr all of which is abo4e fifty-nine. EASTERN COUNTIES. OPEN to BREN r WOOD. DOWN TRAINS leave Shoredith at -8 :30 and It OM, and at 2 0, 30, 4 15, 50,6 3 , , and 7 45E. On StIN94I(S at 9 an !0 n5l. a , 'd at 2;, ;;, 4 , 6 30, and 7 4 , E. Th,., j.ourn. y - p.no-m din ab.'ut minutes. UL"f RAINS leave Brentwood at 8 45, 9 45, add RI 15.51, add at 12 3,, 3 30, 5 :its, 6 GO , and 7 45E. On SVIWATS at 8.45 and 105 i, dnd at *2 ;.0, 4 30, h 9, G 45, a:3l 7 43E. Lively, good-humoured old women, compared with young o n es , are w h e t raisins are to freshgrapes.t They are withered ; but they are also preserved ; and appear to advantage in the freshest company. Trains leave ,Liverpool for Lancaster at 3 15 (Mail), 8 45, and I 1 .. ‘I, .and at 2 30 and 4 45 E • ' and from NiancheFter for Lanc,s , r, at 15 minutes ufr,-r the L time of otari Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manchester, at 2, 7 10 and 645 and at I 10 and 550 E. 31A :VT H r iE - AND LI LI)S Departure trorn Arrival at I eparture from Mancheite , .. Le , Chi. Leeds. Arrival ;., Mancaeit_l2 7 OAI 9 0 10 0 10 59 1 2!E 3 20 4 45 7 0 10 0 10 Al 5 4011 6 3 0 ° 9 3 0 10 50 45 1 I 1 . 5 0 6 3 5 8 4 5 10 0 1:1 E 7 40 9 0 10 16 20E S 45 ft 6 0 7 15 •AYS. 8 4 M 10 16 6 0E 7 15 Rrighou3e• at 7 4 35 6 45 7 30 10 30 12 47 M SUN 11 3011 1 44 E 10 0 8 OM 10 59 6 30 E 10 0 11 3 0 g 1 1E 9 3 0 10 0 :0 M. 12 47 NI is Train l•?aves 4 Th. BIRMINGHA'4 & GLOUCESTEII; DOWN TRAINS ' UP TRAINS From Birmingham. From Gloucester._, Glouter. ___--.' - --- ----, Leavts Arrives ; Arrives il Wor. 1 Ole:- at Glou- i t Chel- Wor. V" m center. tenhatu. ee,,te . teuham rester. ........dh' il' ' A.M. I . A.M. 4t ) 12 14 2 311 250 314 530 6 1 815 •ig ~, 310 457; 522 540 815 83, 10 8 I n i 0 84510 30 11 12 11'2 11 15 11 35 1 4 4 P.M. ! , P.M. 6 12 15 , 1 58 2 2 4 6 237 1 0 120 247 '. 4 ' 245 ' 4 34 1 1 5 2 515 4 0 420 522 0 1 .2 5 713 9 9' 942 955 715 7 35 9 1 '304 30 . ... ... 7 40, 9 0 920 10 40 1 1 4 530 815 926 945 415 4 301 ... NEW Leave N e $.% ca 'tie. EA 'ASTLE-U PON-TY CARLISLE. Arrive at ! ',cave Arrive at Carlisle. I Carlisle. Newcastle, 7 031olning 10 30 Morning 10 0 1 30 Aftern. 230 Aftern. 530 5 0 830 6 30 7 0 51oruir)g 10 30Mor I'l ,10 0 1 0 Afte r/ ' 230 Aftern, 6 0 50 8 0 SUNDAYS. 9. 0111 ,, rnitig112 15 Aftern. I 5 0 Aftern. 5 0 SUNDAYS. 9 ollotuingll2 15 After s, 5 0 I d 15 EDINBURGH AND GLASGOVI r . 4 Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and i 1 Mi $' at 3,5, and 7E. On Sundays at 730 Al, and 530 E. RAILWAY STATISTICS. FROM LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. NAME op RA;LWAY. ;Torii amount' B•,tal ;,mount — t, • • e Those marked • carry ;71 , uthosized to expended to Plo d ao heavy goods; a4l =„i• jbe raised by dates of ;atet at rt thus i• run no Trains 2,: 4 ,; :hares and Bal a nc e - c en" on Sundays. Loans, Sto eta annj X . a .£ Arbroath and orfar 1 1 16 dio 1:36,765 9 3 ' • 0 n Birm & Derby Junction 48!,1,' 56,666 0 0'1,043 9tr..3 Cl - 0 5 & Gloucester .0 0 1 w 0 U Brandling Junction Chester and Birkenhead 141 499 999 0 0 436 66:1 10 1 t t. . 0 0 Dubin and King.town 6 370 , 0 , 001 34 ,262 4 4 5 tpundee and Arbroath 16.:. 140,0'0 0 01 143 552 5 8 5 , 9 • Eas cern Cott Oct. . l7 2,133,333 0 '11,839,242 411 1 • Fall •I,urgh & 4(1 I 1.233,234 19 7 '* U l'atsley, & Ayr ex. 0 i , f 857,299 14 11 5 , ' O 3 tGlasg , Pats , & t,re : n !22 '7 0, , 116 5 3 709,116 5 3 1 0 0 rata! J action B3 1,957,900 n 0 2,`...1.40 590 3 ' ,0 Great North of England 4:3 1, , 0 ,000 • 0 997,147 19 10 4 Great West: rn Hay a lB 96 45) is ol 12500 i 0 0 uil and Selby Lar 0 (I! , , -ancas. er anti Preston 20 ; 1 483,0 0 435,399 1 2 5 Liver, 0,1 & Ma cheater 31 '1.K32,375 0 61,515 255 3 blO , e Lond:n & Birminghnn 112 Y 5 750,- U 0 5.724,& .7 0 11, , ' a 0 London & 111..ckwal. 3;,' 1,'40,100 0 0 1.071 , 717 4 7 - London & Brighton 56 2,400,00 . 0 2,200 150 011 " 6 London & Croydo:: L. tid,n 990,3q0 0.1 906,230 4 2 ° London &bout h Western 9'21 2 540,100 0 2 420 17: 19 11 714 • ..a ,chester & Birm . 6t 2 say f: 1,515145 2 1 ser & tlton I.t 778,116 16 8 777 956 13 '1 3 j 141.r.chester & Leed, Mid and Counties 5l .1,533, 00 0 0;1,614,877 15 1 4 a ') Newcastle & Carliele a- Newca,tl:. &N. Shie..l s . 7 . 320, 0 Uo' 232.077 10 9 a 0 North Midland 3,85 w,OOO 0 0 3,230 . 1 a) 14 2 3 4 North Union ... Northern and E.iste , n 3'2 72 ',Oa 5 t 00! 685,120 7 3 0 0 Preston & ‘N/re Sheffield & Manchest e r 7 1833, '.. 0 0 0 :451,527 0 0 +South stern , 4.1 •3, 36,6 1 11 0 01,075 , 468 5 4 ,"6 o I Ul ter York & Nurth M l idlandi 27 669,999 0 0 631,941 6 010 Directors and Secretaries of Railway Companies a re t;, quested to transmit th e i r T ra• M Bills to the Sun-u•r ai when any alterations take place, and thig wid be attended to. MORTALITY in the METUOPOL, The following are the results of " A Table of MortaAtl s ; the Metropolis, ;honing the Number of Deaths from all O le o Registered in the wee k en di ng A ug . 6 , 1842 ." Ihe Tab issued from the Office of the Registrar-General : week!). Average, I&3s- 9 411 r- -- " -- rur y o ur I -°-, Summers YiTo Epidemic, 1'• ndemie. & Contagious Diseases 198 1 _ 9 ‘ , 1 1 49 Diseases of the brain, Nerves, and Senses 147 I" Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of 019 268 Respiration - Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs of Digestio n Diseases ut the tildnoys, &c. 7 4 10 Childbed, Diseases of the Uterus, &c 5 8 Diseases of the Joints, B ones , an d 31 usc l es 4 5 6 Diseases of the Skin, &c 3 1 m i Diseases of Uncertain Seat. ll4 95 In O'd Age, or Natural Decay 56 54 67 Deaths by Violence, Privation, or Intern pet once Causes not specified '2 6 ' Deaths from all causes Average Weekly Deaths 846 7 7p Fooulation: Average D e ; i n . enu Weedy 4, DISTRICTS. merat l M ed Deaths ',/, 11,4. -1. West—Kensington, St. George r ----"-----, ( Hanover-square), Westmin- Four Four . . ster, St..llai tin in the Fields, Ye r,lSuminers l3° St. James North— St. Mary-le•bone, St 147 Pancras, Islir L ton, H ac k ne y 365,660 162 149 " CEntral—Sait.t Giles and Saint CAUSES OF DEATH. Total. George, Strand, Clerkenwell, Holborn, St. Luke, East Lon __ don, West Londo'n, City of London 373,806 East—Shoreditch,Whitechapel, Bethnal Green, St. George 174 165 in the East, Stepney, Poplar 392,49 South—St Saviour, St. °lave, St. George( Southwark), Bar mond,ey, Newington. Lam beth, Camberwell, Rother hithe, Greenwich .............x,060 19d 20 17 3 203 890, Total 1,870,727 912 84 6 d oe It is stated that under the term Metropolis are comprise, or 32 dist”icta herein mentioned, which include the City of' 0 1 don with and without the wal6 ' the City an d Libertif i , Westminster, th e out-parishes within the Bills of Mort* l l oo , and the parishes of St. Maryiebone, St. Pancras. !Coollto Fulham, Hammersmith Chapelry), St. Luke (Chelsea) N . o i , dington, St. Mary (Stoke Newi ng t on ), St. LeonaMSP2lii ley), St. Alary-le-bow, Catnberw.ll, Greenwich, St. Pliet — so and St. Paul (Deptford), a n d W oo l wic h. Th e populst l g ri. l o enumerated in 1831, was 1,594,890, and in June 18 41 1 o rl 1,870,727. The weekly av erege tot 1838, 1839, 184°:,.. Di 1841, was obtained by dividing the deaths ii , the four ye'" 208, and the deaths in the four winter. by 52. TEMPERATUItE IN THE WEEK.; ENDING i Jury 30. Aug. 6. 80`) 82' 50 55 . . 63 66 .. 11. 1642. Highest Lowest . Daily Mean . General Register Office, Aug. CP THE " MARCH Or INTELLECT."--_->,n instance gross superstition occurred at Market Rasen last we' s ,',.¢, man named Hadley, a b r i c k ma k er , res i tt i ng i n t h a t y he has been for the last four years in a low state of lwaltll.o, attributed his affliction to the agency of witchcraft, and o f tually ac,used his own mother, an inoffensive and . 1 1 ° 1 4 womanwom anfilo residing in Rasa ] , w i t h p ract i s i ng i t . The -Jed absurd and nonsen s i ca l reme di es were tr i e d the man and his family to drive away the " spirit o f evo rt ' g horse-shoes were nail e d t o t h e d oor ; a b ott l e WO // f o f reversed over the fire-plac e , h av i ng th e cor k stuc k fo"d, pins; and the poor old woman was even cruelly whLPP - $ ll as she states, Radley's wife through the s tr e ets, bu t , he to no purpose. The man g ot no b e t ter , an d at leng" l re . determined to try th e l ast , an d, as h e believed, suireid medy, namely. " to draw blood fr om th e witch." 111,„-,t., met his mother in the street o n W e d ne sitty, the 13th -" - be he accosted her, and, offering his h an d, asked ho c s o t was. Surprised at the sudden chaage In his beha vic (for he had not spok en t o h er for two years he f. l though living close by), an d suspecting some evil ties' she attempted t o p ass hi m w i thout accepting his prl e I hand,. wh e r eu p on h e se i zed hold of her, and 10/re.twof two deep scratches on one of her arms witlythe to ti n " fa . some very sharp instrument, which he had co.nces7Lid; his hand. Th e woun d s bled profusely .—.Boston . A medal is to be struck at the Mint in COM lnel.- r e r ration of the deatn o f t h e D u k e o f Orleans, o' g t he design of M. Montagny, showing on one side 9 ,1 bust of the Duke, with this inscription--- ,, Ferdin:„ Pb. L. C. Duc d'O r l eans , P r i nce R o y a l, ne le 3 S t ' s: tembre, 1810, mort le 13 J u ill e t, 1842 ;" .1 and on th e verse an Urn, surrounded with funereal ornaments, t"to a wreath, with the f o llowing quotation applied by Tae l 0 to Germanium :—"lllacrytnablint quondam Floren te _ ei et tot bellorum superstitem—etiam (Natio". ignoti. still unknown will bewail the fate of him who wag 't o so powerful, and who escaped from so many wars.), the exergue are placed the words of the Queen—" l' 4° etions trop heureuz et trop fiers de lui ; Dieu not!0 1 enleve." BIRTHS. On the 10th inst., at Shaftesbury House, Bayswatert tb ° lady of Thomas Davidson, M D., of a daughter. On the 10th inst., at Sir William :Ullman's, Bart., Piao er. grove, the lady of William Milman, Esq., of a son. On the 10th inst., at East Villa Lodge-place, Rege nt r park, the Lady Louisa Rabett, of a son. On the Ist inst., at Haverforthrtst, the lady of John &O h EN , one of her Majesty's Counsel, of a daughter. On the 9th inst., in Doughty-street, Mrs. George Addigolh of a daughter. On the 10th inst., at Hatton, Middlesex, Lady Pollock, o f a daughter. On the joth inst., at M uswe ll.h i ll , Mrs. P. S. Pun netfr of a son. M4RRIED. On the 17th of May, at the Residency at Owalior, Charles Jam e s B ean , 61st R.giment Bengal Native Infant ' ! ' to Isabella, thi r d d aug h ter of Licutenant-Colonel Speirs. dent at the Cou r t o f S c i n di a h . Lieutt inapt On Ihe 9:11 inst., , at Leamington, Hurnphril DIED. of Nether-hall, Cumberland. grove, On the ltith inst., .-pringfield-terraee. Camb""" P " Emms Sophia. eldest dim ht . f J L. Al. W)att, Esti. g.r . o J. - -I Sent:oust, Esq., London Printed ant Published by 31E1111)0 YOUNG, ^' O. 112, Strand, at The SUR Office, No. 112, Straud, l ° the C oun ty of mid i ge , ea, Saturday, August 13, 1d42. ,GII regular For A I SI4( .1- , ns ` a , N. i ',Oats. - :"1 N"- agues nsta n of the Auk It , Lc Not. t he LI ABLE ror Y. the 10.. rili] lifi - ID _ . Bo T uezdt at Ni n cording Offi ( gents S' 11 0T1 MAl a ti QRAI GR Norm ! di sTatc , p n 0, ' lO Ali ci C 1)14 or, 1 , 11 1113 4 , qual ati Sup] C' inFo rn they e IR] Over ,Qn,i, ve r y which N)er tame( P: ne wal " - kten bob dial Pate r in 1 4 l'4 te c t -' itl ! P- liv - i 1 th e Th p Chase Obse, ;' i )ril trivree fins tif,voel er : SPnlver C - fro ChUr vie Ltd _lO bi c 'Vrit lis, do Card 41, 41 bRi Sear c op! c to tb Stir stit sr, su I*. •41.•