The Sun. — London, England, 1849-11-05 00:00:00

. . THE SUN, LONDON, MONDA IT EVENING N OVEMBER 5 , 1849. _ _________ THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET. times, she had thirty-six admirals and so on pro- lieved he obtained a promise from the secretary such as national will, should make up their minds as to the ne- • el ONE Y and CO MMERC IA L N E WS. cessity of desisting. ..on(!on an , d N. Western 100 ..... 115% 116 115 .. 115 CARDIFF, Nov. 3,- %V ind E.-Sld. 2d, Able, Savannah Mr. B. Webster, Sale Ltassee and Manager, 014 Brompton. CITY, QUARTER TO THREE. "By distributing justice, in the most noble and roost The sales of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday were Ditto, New Quarters.. 12 - THIS EVENING, portionately, to constitute the navy with which she he alleged the latter functionary, to whom the result Ditto, Fift% , 7 ... .. 9% 9 Fahrman, ditto; Archelaus, ditto. Will be performed KING LEAR. King Lear, Mr. Macready; opposed the gigantic power of the Emperor Nnroe of the interview was not of such deep and absorbing extensive acceptatian of that great word, you will have estimated at 5,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation. Do. 40/.Shares(L.M.) 35 - - Edgir, Mr. J. Wallack ; Earl of Kent, Mr. Stuart ; Cordelia, Miss Do. 101. (M. & B.) C. 1 - Reynolds. LEON. In other departments of the service the same interest as it was to poor JONES might possibly have done much, gentlemen, towards the consolidation of the The market was steady without alteration in prices.- Lond. es S Western ..... 50 .. ... 31 31% To be followed by an original Farce called THE GUARDIAN Republic, for you will have strengthened in the countrY Railway Shares were steady. Ditto, New 50/. ...... 42 %...... - - . 0,----- ANGEL. Mr. Dulcimer, Mr. Keeley; Moggy Snaggs, Mrs. Keeley. wasteful and thoughtless expenditure is visible ; as, forgotten the nature of his promise, and supposed it - respect for the law, that first duty, that first quality, of There was rather a firmer tone in the Grain market Do. New 40/ 34 - - CORN-EXCHANGE-(MONDAY.) * To conclude with TIIE MAID WITH THE MILKING-PAIL. for example, in that of ship•building, where, accord. very unlikely that he should have so far deviated from a free people." to-day. Do.. New Scrip, 1848, Due notice will be given of the appearanceot Mr. and Mrs. KEA'S. In the leading country markets, held on Saturday, The Box-office Is under the direction of Mr. I. T. Archer. ing to the calculation of Mr. Hurea, if a rational eco- his ordinary course. It is, therefore, we say, more The delivery of this speech has, it is said, produced The further advices from the United States by one of Pref. 7 per Cent. . 5 - - fine Wheats were mostly disposed of at full prices., but THEATER ROYAL, ADELPIII. nomy were observed, the estimates :might be reduced probable that the " mistake," as we hope it to have the best effect; the funds rose at the Bourse on Satur- the Ocean Steam Navigation Company's vessels, are Londondeir&Coleraint 25 . - ...... - the middling and inferior kinds had a downward ten- Under the direction of Madame celeste. Do. 1 / 2 S are5..,...,.-. 5 - - from 8,000,000/. to 4,000,0001. annually. Seeing these been, was on the part of the secretary and not of day and yesterday, although there was but little doing still of a favourable character, politically, except in rela- dency. No change worthy of notice took place in the THIS EVENING, Londonderry and Enms- 25 ... Will be performed THE SONS OF MARS. melancholy blunders in the arrangement of the mari- Jonas. in the Passage de l'Opera. Prices remained at 87f. tion to Canada, of which the condition is anything but kitten - satisfactory. The probable removal of the seat of go- To be followed by a new slippery sketch called MRS. BUNBURY'S Do. 14 Shares - SPOONS. Mr. Highbury Barnes, Mr. P. Bedford ; Bob Twinks, time power of England, many voices have become On tbe second point, judgment was unhesitatingly 90c., as they closed at the Bourse. vernment to Toronto was still exciting attention. It is BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TffE - warded to England on owners' account. Very few Mr. Wright ; Job Smith, Mr. 0. Smith; Mrs. Banbury, Mrs. F. , pleasant, amidet the din of party warfare, to turn to some Lowestoff. guar. 4 per ct 20 ...... -- Matthews; Mrs. Highbary Barnes, Miss Brooks. ciamorous of late for a sweeping naval retrenchment given in favour of JONES, and the secretary was LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, Nov. 3. 14- evidence of material progress, and the attempt to cultivate Ditto (6 per ct.) - e .......... a - speculative purchases had taken place in any article. After which a new Farce, entitled A BIRD OF PASSAGE. Mr. We ask, on the contrary, for no large reduction in ordered to repay 1/. 3s. and the costs of the applica- Boulogne and Amieas, .5%-Namur and Liege, 5 , elanelneter,Buxton,and Coastwise, as well as by land carriage, a fair average Carry Chick, Mr. Wri g ht ; Mr. Chaunt Ginger, Mr. Paul Bedford ; any new produceon cannot but be gratifying. It ap- Matlock. .. Mr. Charles Pasher, Mr. Boyce; Ernest Hopeful, Mr. WorTell ; Mrs. our naval expenditure, but simply for that reasonable tion. In that there could be no possible mistake, and Northern of France, 3r e dis.-Orleans and Bordeaux, 2%- ears that samples have been shown of mustard grown elenchester, Sheffield, 0 h . ir 2 e ) ......100 25 Waters Rummer. Mrs. Frank Matthews. distribution and rational arrangement of its resources poor JONES iil relieved to that extent ; but those who Paris and Orleans, 28% -Paris and Rouen, 20-Rouen and P D D ? an t . t Q o d u d i a i ' t i ri 1 o ec °r ( 21 nN(sNo. 1) 23 - To conclude with THE MARRIED BACHELOR. Havre, 9-Tours and Nantes, 3% ex div.- West Flanders, 1 and prepared for use in the Eastern province, which is ( p N r e o f: 3) 12 % --- actually stronger and better flavoured than that ge• •• ------------- and energies which should tend, not as it does now to have perused his simple and touching narrative can - - nerally imported. By far the most important experi- Ko i. .ii ii Vlail to 16 830 quarters of Wheat, 3,8,5 ditto of Barley, &OVAL LW - SXX THEATRE. SPAIN. - its enervation, but to its invigoration and its develop- say how inadequate is such a remedy for the suffering 13,907 ditto ot Oats, 247 ditto of Beans, 1,616 ditto of Under the Management of Madame Vestrise ment, however, is that for the cultivation of coffee, and - Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathews. Diito, G vr t. Grim' 10% Peas, 61 do. of Tares, 1,030 do. of Linseed, 438 do. of Rape- THIS EVENING, ment. This re-distribution and re-arrangement of he has undergone and the grievance he has sustained. Madrid journals of the 30th ult. have arrived. although the samples produced were not equal to West slay . : 1 5 ? ) ...... - - •.•••••• ...... - a t l h a e s t r s( ed 439 do. of sundry seeds, and 3,098 sacks of Flour. , Will he performed NOT A BAD JUDGE. our naval resources and energies must take place We may at least be thankful that such cases are . Mote steadfastly refuses to be the Ministerial can- Indian, they are such as to promise future excellence, Ditto ditto 19 - The quantity of Wheat received fresh up to this morn- To be followed by BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. &date for the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies, and is pronounced already to make a v,holesome and Ditto ditto . ... - --- 11 e s ...... -....- ing's market from Essex was small coastwise and by To core:laic with a comic drama, called A PRACTICAL MAN. forthwith, for the people are not just now in the henceforth impossible, and that we shall not again and MAZANS will, therefore, be in all probability palatable beverage. The Canadian coffee plant Ditto Sheffield and 0 &:. 0 , t w s a a s mp t i r e ffl e Dresi I,o2tes, 55.; upper Bose., 4s. land carriage. From Kent the supply was somewhat on n a d l a a n rg d e wb p i o t r e tio: s o: till ....See t, ,oi. part of the house. ' Pit ' 55. ' " IlerY ' IS. " humour to wink at financial extravagance-more liave to direct the public attention to similar instances elected. is an annual grown from the seed, exceed• Lincolnshire 221,a. ... - - the increase, but that from Lincolnshire, Cambridge- All applications for Private Boxes must be made to Mr. Aileron, 15, especially when that extravagance tends to deteriorate of Palace Court justice and Loan Office " leniency." MADRID BOLSA, OCT• 30.-Threes, 27.1; Elves, ingly productive, and not attended with an Do., Grimsby Dock... 25 ...„, - s th h e ire sh i i o n f g. bo A th s New Bond-street. 111. Exchange on London, 50 36. that heroic and glorious eervice which has covered week's receipts went direct into the hands of the millers, ^ Lincoln Union 4/ 2s. PRINCESS'S THEATRE. Canadian farmers should sow a small quantity in their .1 • •••••• 1 - taiusual amount of labour, and it is urged that the Do., Manchester and England with imperishable glory, and elevated her to rHE FRENCH REPUBLIC Mr. J. M. Maddox. Sole Lessee and Manager. • gardens, the produce:of which would supply, at least, their 31 fe ci o 'n C d o;s • Xclated P . ref.loo ...... - _.. - limited, owing to which. and to some of the leading THIS EVENING, her present greatness. __--ess--. G E R M A .N Y families for the year. Will be performed a new Opera, entitled CHARLES THE SE- Do., do., 50L Shares 30 ... .. 98% ....... ..... 8% millers being short of stock, the demand for most de ------ We have received the Paris journals of Saturday. AND Complaints are made that a' most extraordinary mriptions ruled steady, at prices fully equal to those ob 00Nn. Do. Birm., and Derby 10a - ••• - To be followed by a new Extravaganza, entitled THE FIRST The case of FORD v. JONES has been finally dis- The programme of the new Ministry is commented THE NORTHERN STATE piece of legislation had been permitted to take 1 laace Do.Consol.Bristol and tained on Monday last, and at which a good clearance NIGHT. posed of in the Palace Court. As we had anticipated, upon in all of them, and from present appearances k • during the last session of Parliament without the slight- Binning., 6 per ct.... 100 - To conclude with a new Ballet entitled LES PATINEURS. -- " - r . '''' ..-- est notice having been taken of it, but which most ma• Ditto,Brist. & Glocstr. 42 - ..... ...... ... - went came to hand. With foreign Wheat we were to the unfortunate defendant, whose case has been so there is every reason to augur that the experiment A.STLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. made by the PRESIDENT of the Republic will be, for AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. tensity alters the podtion of the landed proprietor and Ditto ditto ..... 221. 75... ... - - lerably well, but not to say heavily supplied, consider- Proprietor, Mr. W. Batty. fully before the public, and who received so many The Hungarian correspondent of the Paris National his creditors in case of mortgage. By this Act the Do.,ErewashVal.,Pref. 50 ...... - - ing the extent of imports het week. Fine dry qualities, nder the Patronage of her Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highness substantial marks of the general sympathy entertaine se a the present at least, successful ; the parti pretre interest of a mortgagor in tke mortgaged property may Ditto, Leicestes Swan- fit for mixing with new Englisb, sold readily at Prince Albert, &c. d b h . b Id em cowe y is o ness, an ave wonderfully d h gives the following particulars of the murder of Kiss i n nington, 8 per ct. guar.loo - - Triumphant success of the new Equestrian Spectacle of the Prophet, for his unmerited misfortunes, and the cruel persecu abated that braggart tone which fi h at rst tey were „ • and his companions at Arad, by order of Havnau :- be seised by the sheriff under a writ of fi. Ja. and sold ' Midland Great Western very full prices. In the middling and inferior kinds which has been nightly received with enthusiasm, and p, on unced obtain much benefit the same 'way as any other real estate might KIS3 and his three companions were shot as early as . . • Irish - ..... as ••....• ...' only a limited business was transacted at late rates. by the public press to be the mast g orgeous hippo-dramatic piece tion he had undergone, did not inclined to assume. Th h us t e Asoemblee Nationale of be taken in execution and sold, the purcnaser receiving The quantity -of English Barley on show was trifling; aver produced at the Amphitheatre. from his appeal to that notorious tribunal. He has, Saturday, which on Thursday idld • b . four o'clock in the morning; the death of the former was Middlesbro' and Redcar, n uge in ig words, a good title upon his discharging the mortgage. The that of foreign very moderate. Fine malting and grind- The celebrated Comedian and Clown, Mr. T. Barry, will have the horrible; three vollies had to be fired at him, and his suffer- 6 per cent. guar - - honour of appearing, having returned from America. racy of his state- " full of sound however, fully substantiated the accu . ~ . and fury," and, as it now appears . 9 iogs endured for more than ten minutes. At six o'clock operation of this Act will be, as is asserted, that a snort- Newcastle and Carlisle.loo Mr. J. Brdges and Madlle. Amilie every Evening. ments, and proved to the benevolent parties who re. signifying notbing," on Saturday eats the leek with the same morning the nine Hungarian genera l s „ a _ ga . gee or other creditor will enter a common action, ob- Do. Quarters - - Unparalleled E q uestrian Feats. THIS EVENING, lieved his distress, that their charity was not mis- ~ most Pistol-like humility. demned to be hung were brought to the place of , lain judgment, and cause the land to be put up at public Newmarket - - was transacted at late rates. We were somewhat ex • will be performed Fitzball's grand E q uestrian Spectacle, entitled Everybody knows (says the Assembles Nationale) execution, and the melancholy scene was not completed sue , at which he can himself become the purchaser, as Do. Extension - - tensively supplied with old Malt, but the quantity of new THE PROPHET, in which Mr. W. We,st will appear. applied, or bestowed on an unworthy object. The by claiming immediat,e payment . of the debt he will Newport, Abergavenny, TN TIIF that we have never offered a systematic opposition. We until ten o'clock. Count Vescey, whom it was wished to was small. The former description was a slow inquiry, To be followed by an inimitable display or S CENES i: ary of the loan society has also been will never robably deter others from buying. Under this Act and Hereford 6 ...... - Ct I CLE. by the first E q uestrian talent of the day, in which Mr. • worthy secret be ungrateful for proofs of devotedness given punish as severely as possible, in consequence of the le at barely stationary prices; but the latter was in good Barry will appear. compelled to disgorge a portion of his profits, and to the country. The President of the Republic has \ damage which his. cannon had done to the walls of one-third of the whole landed property of Canada West Newry and Enniskillen 7 Newry, Warrenpoint, - - request at fully previous rates. The transactions in To conclude with the Farce of JACK JUN. B. Illa it is said, be brought to a sheriff's sale. ,- • assumed to himself Governmental responsibility, and Temeswar, was- reserved for the last, in order that for y• Oats were by no means large. Good sound Box-office open from EleTen till roar. to pay the costs of the application-a lesson wnicsa and Rostrevor The English Stock Market has been rather firmer, but 100 ..... •• - Stage Manager, Mr. W. West. might be attended with beneficial restslts, but that in this determination w d • e esire only to see an act of four hours he might witness the courage, and a wish to consecrate himself without mental nions in sufferings of his comps- Norfolk ..... arms.- 'There were nine gibbets erected in a there is a dulness observable. Consols have been quoted Do. New 201. - iiiGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. the 'favourite tribunal being happily on the verge of reservation to the safety of the country. When amidst line, but there was oely one executioner, with two men 92 1 i to for Transfer and Time. Bank Stock has been , Do. Guaranteed 5 p ct. 20 - The sale for Beens was inactive, at last week's curren- Tuts Dar -31 trning, 43 min. after 4 1 Evening, 7 min. after 3 the tempest he puts his hand to the helm and engages to to assist him. A bout eight o'clock Count Charles supported at 198 a. and the New Three-and-a-Quarter Do. Guaranteed 5 1 4 pc. 5 - - cies. The supply of foreign was very moderate. White extinction no new case o pp f o ression can arise under TO-MORROW - °mine, 32 mln. after 5 1 EVening, 58 min. attar 5 conduct us into port, we dare not ask him if he has Leiningen, who was to be the third in order, became per . Cents. have realized 921 I. The state of affairs at Do. do. Waveney Val. 2 ...... - - Peas moved off readily, at Is per quarter more money. its rapidly waning jurisdiction. measured the extent of the task he encounters, or if his impatient at the intentional delay, and aaid, in a • tone ot Paris engrosses now more attention than the political Northern Counties Union 4 ...... - ...... - Grey and maple qualities were quite as dear. Indhin THE WEATHER.-Stue OFFICE, Nov. 4. The chief object pf the unfortunate victim was, strength will be equal to his courage." news from other places although there is some renewal North British ........... 25 .... , 11% gaiety, ' I think at least they ought to give us some . , . . 11 34 corn and meal were nominal in value. The best Flour THERMOMETER Lowest, 45; Highest, 54; Noon, 52. however, defeated. He did not succeed in setting The opening sentence of the above extract is most drink ' said a soldier breakfast." General, ',sill you , . of the unsettled feeling with regard to the attitude of ; Rus • t sue owards Turkey. Not much doubt is enter- D' H 1 itto, a yes .. Ditto, Quarters - 6% - - was steady at full prices. Secondary parcels ruled dull. - 1 tendering him ' his gourd." Thank you, my friend, . Ditto, Thirds) ........ 8% .... - ... BAROMETER, 29.27-mercury going down fast. aside the proceedings under the judgment, or ob- amusing from its impudent mendacity ;it is tru y tamed of the arrival in England of the Hun- - , Wheat-Essex & Kent, ' Malt-Chevalier. ••• • • 59S to 60 plied the Count, ' I ono require wine . o give me re • ' d t ' • t • Ditto Preference ...... 5 - • • . Red, New .• .. 40s to 47s Oats - Yorkshire and , WIND S.W.-drizzly foggy weather-a regular taining restitution of or compensation for his pro- characteristic of the parti-pretre. courage; give me a glass of water.' He „then wrote garian prisoners, but whether this will cause a L eeorth Staffordshire ... 17% 6 s 4 Les% B% Ditto,White, New 41s 50s Lincolnsh., Feed. 15s 18a November day. The Presse, which had contented itself with • • • cessation of the EmperoteNicholas's hostility remains to perty, which, although of the value of 50/. sterling, . l b' bth • I tt' with a pencil a few lines to is ro er in- aw, pro es ing North Wales - - Potato Nov. 5. simp y announcing the change in the Ministry, thus against the calumny which had been published against be seen. The premium on Exchequer bills has been North-Western ..... ..... 13% .... coln, Red..... 40s 4GB Youghal and Cork, was sold for a debt of 31. 18s., and costs to the extent steady at 449 to 475., and on lettlia Bands it has Oxford, Worcester, and Ditto, White ••• • • • 42s 47s Black ..• •• .. 145 16 TBERMOMETER, Lowest, 38; Highest, 52; Noon, 48 comments on the h ' ' c ange in its number of Saturday:- him of having fired on the prisoners, declaring, on the • of 9/. Is. in addition. The fearful oppression to e The journals which appeared yesterday morning contrary, that he had used every effort to prOtect the been 84s. Wolverhampton - BAROMETER, 29.22. Ditto,White.. •• .. 425 465 Scotch, Feed. •• .. 19s 11 which he was subjected has been deliberately sane- expressed astonishment at the silence observed by the Austrian prisoners. He recommended to his brother his is an inanimate market for Foreign Securities, Reading, Guildford, and There . s . aye-Old .. •• • • ...... 23s 255 Beans-Tick ..... •• • • 25s 31s WIND S.W.-fine sunshiny weather. but they have not varied much. panish Three per Reigate 'ern •ud e who a arentl a - tioned by the presi igi g , pp y d Presse on the mes sage o e t h e P res id ent c e• t h e Republic, wife and his two children, and declared that he died for a - - 36 s 3110 a Ro sten and Hitchin ... 4 ee..... 4% .............. 4 ' Barley-Grindin ..... 22s 25s Ps ..._ and on the formation of the new Cabinet. Nothin Cents have been firm at 34 4 to 35. Portuguese Four Y a s g ea Grey .....• •• •• 27s 29 s - - ined g , cause which he considered just and holy. He concluded • • • Scottish Central judicated under the impression, which he enterta however, is less extraordinary. After the contradictions a• B •1" Sll er Cents. are nominally 33 to 34. razi ian ma - .. is note by saying, that if hereafter his friends might P Scottish Midland • ~..., .' . 1 .4 • ."-?`4t `' .' e - A "' when the application was first made, that "in the early which M. Odilon Barrot and M. Dufaure had given to d d Ch'r 54 Mexican Bonds have been quote 83a, an t tan . - .., ..... ..•••• - sleet-Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ••••• • • • • 271 31 a 4- , seek to avenge his death, they should remember that Ditto, New - .. - ...... - ecl° , .... • es out •MA ( . d, l - ‘ t. ',;{. wn their former conduct when in opposition after their • • f ter part there appeared to have been great leniency sho . . , humanity was the best policy. In a few minutes a Bonds have been depressed again at 25i to 26a. Russian folk ............ 86* 58s Flour-Town-made.- 35s 40 s Shrewsbury and Birns l2 ...... - ........ ..... - A ' ':'. 7 - --- ,c... , ;,..,` . -,•,,- ~,ArIL --,v Brown ........... 463 485 Suffolk ...... - - 313 33 s s• accession to power. the Presse had no motive for espous- Bonds have been up to 107 a. Dutch Two-and-a-Half .s eQ. ' l7 -ea • -\‘, aaetee • - t the defendant." What, then, was the extraorai- . writing this note he had ceased to live. Some time Ditto ditto, Class B. 8 - Kingston and Ware 57s 585 Stockta & Norfolk 315 33 3 -.._ ..., , • .. ~, 1„ ~..v , ~•.. ‘;,,,,.......,,,_. • l i . ,_ .0 .. mg the cause of the fallen Cabinet against its successor. er Cents. have been 53f. Ditto, New Guaranteed 8 - - e " , et - ete .. e,.., cee sea e > see .. lee ..e -SG- before his execution every arrangement had been made P SEED. „ ~,A ~ , , r • n ett ~,, , ,G,,,.., •ito V s:lc o ne -- nary forbearance that elicited such strong commen- The Railway Share Market is firm, with one or two Shrewsbury iind Herefd. 4 ..... - ._i F. 1 0,1 1,. n . 1 ..., -, Article 67 of the Constitution declares that ' the acts of f or his escape, but he refused, as his brother-in-law ... We have to report a steady demand for canary seed, dation from that learned functionary ? It is worthy the President of the Republic, with the exception of could not fly with him. General Leiningen was a man exceptions. North Stafford have declined to tat a ; Shrewsbury & Chester at a slight improvement in tbe quotations. All other of notice, as indicating the usual routine of proceed- those by which he names and dismisses ministers, of athletic stature. In battle he was careless of his . Abe d dull at 14 C ledonian have ran ed from (Nor. W. Min.) lB r een are ; a . - Seeds, as well as cakes, are a slow inquiry. The total are invalid, unless they are countersigned b a he ry y personal safety, but always anxious to spare ties of 12i to 13 ; South-Eastern are quiet at 181 g• North- Ditto Halves ... ditto 9 ..... - ... • - Ze. imports of linseed, this year, into London and Hull, WV •eo , ings - the fearful losses and irreparable ruin ini - t , ms er ; but article 64, giving to the President .11**1 Onlia - I r t a lt brought upon the unfortunate victims of of the Republic ' the right to name and dismiss C ie Palace Court " moderation " - simply this, was a German by bir his ministers,' article 67 is, in reality, nothing e e t h e m e -- his men, and for that reason must be loved by them. Ile th, but had acquired the affection gear peasantry. His wife is a Hungarian. W fi 5 t 116 • Great Western 60 to 61 - Ditto Oswestry ...... 18% - eetern rm at 11 o , , Midland 47a to 48; Brighton 721 to 73i; and York an Berwick 171 1. d Ditto New Do. 8 per Cent. Pref ll .. •.. - 0 - set , have fallen short of those of last season by nearly .- ~ _ 200,000 quarters. Turnip,White, per bush. lOs to lls Carraway ............ 28s 34s se , Shropshire Union - but a superfluous formality. It is in that light that Imprude t Austria to make so many martyrs ! The OsE O'CLOCK. CL4ssING Red sad Green.. • • lOs Ils Coriander ............ les 25a South Devon LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1849. that in adding no less than 1/. 10s. for costs we re d • W h - ' • - n gar it. e aye not, therefore, to inquire either people pardon many faults in their government, but • --- - • • , eeare OF 1•111TISII ? UNDS PRICES. Do. Preference .-.--......-..--. to a debt of 3/. 18s e or about 40 per cent. on the en- the names, or into the merits of the new Ministers. In Bank Stock y eep a strict account of executions. All these _ - the k 198% 198% ,3z So ath Staffordslaire White ••••• • • • - 7s 108 Linseed, Eng.sowing.. 54s 565 8 4 A - ............... Tares, Winter ••••-456d 4s 9d Crubhing ...• . . . . 40s 43s d ner unit. Reduced Assns..... ... 9114 % Althoueh we have repeatedly maintained that the tire demand, before a single application for Payment the Cab . inet of the . ls . t of November we 9 nly see it as !t generals perished without one-even the slightest indi- 9 4. 7 , 4 Soath Eastern 3 Per Cent. Consols Annuities 92% "A ga' o . ' s', Do., N 0.2. - Canary, per quarter .. 75s 82s Odessa •• • • ...... 40s 445 energies o ''' d the plaintiff had exhibited " great • f the Financial Reformers should be directed had been ma e, real y 1 is-the docile instrument of the will of the Presi- - dent . of the Republic. He has the right to appoint his cation of fear at the awful scene. Baron Jessenack, New 3% per Cent. Anns... -. Rye g rass.. •..• • - ... 203 24s Linseed Cake, pr. 1,000- 1 soverei n in rather to the reduction of the civil expenditure of the leniency ! " that in accepting the on y g Minister • s, he has the right to dismiss them. That right who was executed at Pesth, evinced a courage almost Long Anna. to expire Jan.lB6o ... 8% 8 7-16 8 7-16 superhuman. Neither the rolling of the drums, nor Ditto, 30 years, Oct. 10, 1859... 8 3-16 8 3-16 Do" % - if - 0.- ~ Registered o. 4 1 ...... - ...... _ _ Clover, Red En... (cwt.) 355 506 En g lish ••••. 91 Os 10/ Os White .. • • .... - 345 42s Foreign, per ton 610 s 111 os country than to the diminution of either army . or the possession of the wretched defendant, and giving is positive, and to oontest it would be to fall back into atening injunctions which were given . him could Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5, 1860.... 8 11-16 8% the thre • ' • • Do. Scrip No 4 8 % South Wales .. lO •••••. - 43 ....•• - ••• - Foreign Red..-- 30s 405 Rape Cakes, pr ton 41 58 41 10s navy, we are, nevertheless, free to confess that there time, for a single week, for the balance of the costs, the old beaten track of the constitutional monarchy. ian vo e ' India B 000 " prevent him crying out with a stentor ic , I die onde, 1, 1... .. 84 p 85 I' notate Yorkshire, Pon- White • ... 243 42s Rapeseed, New, pr list 281 OS 291 Oa Trefoil .............. lis IBs is ample room for innovation in the conduct of those the tender-hearted secretary had afforded considerabl e g Stran - e inconsistency of parties! If there is one journal , that might consider the dismissal of the old and the ' a martyr for liberty-may every drop of my blood fall Consols for Account on the heads of m • I' '' y executioners Exchequer Bills. 1 e4d. &2d 927 e, es caster, and Goole ~ Sheffield, Rotherlaam, &12 - -. - srarrarrELD. Notwithstanding that the importations of foreign departments, in consequence of certain very useless indulgence ; and, finally, that when the undertaking formation of the new Cabinet IC fI • 1 • a t ing per ect y simp e, It is said that the Austrian Minister of Commerce 1,000/. June 44 47 p le P Goole (N. Div.) Gua- Beasts into London last week were on the increase, the and extravegant disbursements. Either of the two was . . not strictly and literally complied with at the it assuredly is the National, since the double fact u to pu is a new tariff, abrogating the pro is abo t br h 500/. June ..... 16% .-- total arrivals of stock from abroad were small, viz, roce-sions regarded alone, will afford sufficient illus p , consecrates to all its extent the American rinci le appointed time (owing to the fearful visitation of the 1 3 P of the personal responsibility of the President of hibition system The Wiener Zeitung of the 28th PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. ONE ()LOSING ' O'CLOCK. PRICES. Do. do Sou. Div.) ••• 5 ••• Of • •••. ( Lc, Swans. & ughor & Ca- - 3,972 head, being a decrease, compared with these re tration of the correctness of our argument. Take, dread pestilence, by which the metrcpolis was then the Republic. The National, however, is indignant, 'n the ley of an Fontains letters . patent decree' g y Brazilian Bonds - meron's Stm. Coal. . 7 - - ported on this day se'nnight, of 2,555 head. At the for example, the Navy. According even to afflicte , d and by which six members of bis family just as if it had lost the recollection of a revolu- income-tax. It is of course, merely a provisional Ditto, Small - ..• ... ..... ••• - corresponding period in 1847, we received 5,979, and at the same time in 1848, 6,795 head. the showing of the enemies of the association were stricken down on the bed of sickness, from tion baying been accomplished in France on measure, the Diet of the Empire being aloee entitled Chilian Bonds 6 per Cent . . - Blames Haven Dock Ditto, 3 per Cent... ..... ........... 14 51 and Railway - d . the 24th of February; and that the Republic, as in to decree a new tax, or alter the system hitherto presided over by Sir JOiIIUA WALMSLEY, and jointly whence three were destined never to rise), the procee Equador Bonds America, had succeeded to the Monarchy, as in Eng- adopted with regard to the payment of direct taxes. - c - - 3 1 4 Vale of Neath a... 8 - From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pig& originated by the Honourable Gentlemen the ings should be hurried forward and further costs, land. That the President of the Republic has a right The scheme of Minister KRAUSS comprehends all terenada Bonds, 1 per ent. Ditto Deferred --' -- 16% iVaterford and Kilkenny 20 . 3% Waterford and Limerick 47% -, .., Antwerp - •• '-'• aye.. 10 ell • ''''' °gelid. •• • ... •• 140 ... - ... - ... -- representatives of Montrose and the West Riding of amounting to 71. 11s. accumulated. Then, indeed the to chocse as his auxiliaries-that is to say, for his mi- classes (except the military and a few other cases of Mexican, 5 per Cent.lB46, with Coupons- - Watertd,Weefrd,Wicklw Rotterdam - ... 06 .... 41 nisters-whoever he chooses is incontestible• but what _ Tonningen 632 ... 84 ... - ... .... ... -- Yorkshire, no less an amount than 1,250,000/. is triumph of compassion and of mercy was complete. . exception), whose incomes are derived from capital Ditto, Ex Jan. Coupons ... ...... - _ mad Dublin - t 1 • cl• is no ess in isputable is, that he has not the rig o ''ht t Ditto, Account ... ............ -... 26 25% 26% 26% Wear Valley 6 per Cent. Bremen - ••• - ••• - .•• --- or from labour. In the former case the per centage 'll* 'n the PI ce Court acknowledged to be squandered without any adequate Verily, there must be somet ing i a a have a personal policy-to have a will different from .11 wi not exceed the English limit ;in the latter the Poraugueee 5 per Cents. - - Guaranteed .. .. ...... 50 - .„.. .„.. .... • Harlingen ..... 69 ... 1,816 .. - ... 1 ... 62 co mpensation. In corroborating this estimate, how- atmosphere which renders the moral vision of those that expressed by the Parliamentary majority, that Ditto 5 per Cent., Converted ... - 32 Do. do. do. ... 25 Prussian model, of a variable scale, seems to be re p - - _. -......- ever, it must not for one moment be imagined that accustomed to its influence strangely oblique g and livin representative of the national sovereignty. The , . .. Ditto, Small - 33% Do. do. do. ... 15 ..... - ..... ... ..... - e rea Incomes or salaries which do not exceed Russian Bonds ' - 6 ... .. -. - ... 107 .. 103 - President has his right, and the majority has also its " we wish to be enrolled amongst those who are distorted, or we should never have heard conduct such own. 300 florins (80/.) are not subject to the tax. Spenish 5 per Cent. 1840 - 16% e hitehaven & Furnesa 18 - Corresponding In protesting against the stele came of the new labouring to diminish the maritime forces of the as that we have described lauded and commended as Ministers, the Legislative Assembly would deviate from Ditto. 3 per Cent - ... 826 ... -- its orbit, as the President of the Republic has departed CENTRA L GERMAN Y. Venezuela Bonds, 2 i n i per Cent - 24 South Western ..... ... 14 country ;on the contrary, as might be expected from being exceedingly lenient. Ditto, Deferred -7% Witte,Somersen&Wey- 1847- ...... 962 .. 4,859 .. - ... 158 ... -- our " antecedents" upon this subject, we are pro- The points of the case on which the app lication on 1 from his by the terms of his message. That deviation An article in the Weser Journal announces that Dividends on the above payable in London. mouth - .45 will inevitably bring about a shock. Will it be an 18th the extraordinary plan of sending the German fleet to Dutch 2% per Cent., 12 Guild. .. 53% 53% York, Newcastle, and report, especially the Pigs, has been by no means first foundly solicitous that that, the most important behalf oYthe Aefendant was founded lay within very • Brumaire a VII. (9th of November, 1799), preceded winter in the Scheldt has been abandoned, and that Ditto, 4 Der Cent. Certificates... - 82 Berwick. .... ...... ..... 25 ot all the elements of' our national vigour, the chief narrow limits. They were, first, that the plaintiff in by an 18th Fructidor ? Will it be a eath of July, this fleet will remain, the smaller craft at Brake, on PRICES OF BUSINESS DONE CLOSING Do. Newcastle Eaten. 20 - Ireland. The number of foreign Beasts in to• day's PAID. surety of our greatness, the Paramount source the suit, in consideration of the sum paid to him per- 1830, followed by a f ourt h revo l ut i on ?w e confine the Oldenburg side of the Weser, and the large HAILWAY SHARES. AT ONE o'CLOeic. Pauses, Do. G.N.E.Preterence 8 - ...... ... ... 3 market was 'seasonably good; but pan that of Shee d of our inflaeme, and the principal reasun for our sonally, including the balance of the costs, and a m ourselves to state the question such as it is laid down." vessels at Geeste, lower down upon the Hanoverian eherdeen. . THEIRS, with M. MOLE and M. Duren, was shore, where there is a. tolerably sheltered berth a Do. Preference - and Railway lOO ...... - - The arrivals of home fed Beasts fresh up this morning insular security, should be augmented instead of payment on account of the original debt, had under- at first inclined t • -• o ineist upon the acceptance by tbe the mouth of the small river Geeste. % b N .m en ott., Boston, and Eastern Junction Ciae t ...... - Dine Preference uere somewhat on the increase, and there was a cbcided deteriorated, should be fostered icStead of oppesed, taken that further proceedings should be stayed for PRESIDENT of a Ministry nominated by the reaction- I.yrshire and G a lloway.. 7% - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. - improvement in their general condition. The weather should be enhanced in efficiency instead of being a reasonable time, and that, consequently, the subse- ary club, but has become now better advised. He says HOLLAND. Belfast & County Down 28 ...... .- - Anglo Italian (late Ita- beine favourable for slaughtering, and the attendance stunted to the standard of an insane and suicidal quent seizure and sale of the defendant's goods under he thinks the new Ministry may " work well; that THE HAGue, Nov. 2.-The new Ministers, 11IM Berks & Hants Extens. lian and Austrian). ... 5% - economy. To realise these aspirations, however, it ' the execution was contrary to good faith, and should .1 (GteWest Per.s nerct.) 6 although they may talk less they may do more." In THORBECKE, VAN SONSBEECK, STRENGLER, sine , . • , ,_,_ birminghani and ux- •••= an advance in the quotations reulised on Monday last of Central ot France (Or- quite 2d per Bibs. The very pritneet Scots sold without fact M. TIIIERS is having recourse to all those subter- PAHUD, took the oaths yesterday, at the band of the is mainly necessary, we conceive, to , exercise abe set aside ; and, secondly, that under any circ um- ford Ju.nct., calls duly leans and Vierzon)... 20 fuges which are the common-place resources of a KING. M. VAN BOSSE, having been a member o ' paid, or with a guaran. 20 - - Demerara l7 % ... . _ nearly the whole of the stock bad been disposed of. Eroal juilicioue thrift, and to apply the resouroes already stances 1 . . j y 13s had been un'ustl detained from the oe discovered bully when be is afraid to stand to what the former Cabinet, was of course exempted from Do, without guarantee 20 ...... - - Dutch Rhenish ......... 8 ..... 1% l% Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and Northamptonshire, ar Cs p l ace d a t th e di s po s al of the Board of Admiralty in a defendant-that there was, at least, extortion to that he has said. He thus concludes a lengthened article t a ki n g the oath. • &mime, Wolverh'ton, East Indian ....... - - received about 2,000 short horns; from the eastern, manner such as will tend to develope the most extent, and that the sum in question should be imme- which appears in the Constitutionnel of Saturday :- MAI. VAN ROSETHAL and LUCAS have not ye and Dndley, calls duly Great Indian Peninsular 5 ...... - western, and midland districts, 600 Herefords, Runts, pd or with guarantee 10 ..... - - Do. Do. ... --. 10s. important branches of the service. In the diately handed over, together with the costs of the "In fine, the policy which the composition of the Mi- arrived in this capital ; the former is expected on ' - Do. without guarantee 10 - - Louvain ila Sambre ... 7% 0 - 400 of various kinds. The remainder of the supply we culture of a plantation, in the prosecution motion. e niatry led us to expect is confirmed by the programme. Monday. 'iirming.,Virolverh'pten, L x u embourg - The Cabinet desires, it tells us, to awaken the sentiment The Second Chamber will t no commence its sit and Stour Valley 131. 14s ... - .. • •••.• Ditto .- lO - derived from abroad and the neighbourhood of London. ••• of the arts of gardening or egriculture- On the first point JONES sustained and verified by of duty in the minds of functionaries-it desires to in- • - Notwithstanding that the supply of sheep was larger tings on the 6th, for which day it had been convoked Birkenhead, Lancashire, Madrid and Valentia... 2 ..... - - whether it be in reference to the develoPment of the his affidavit the truth of the statement he had previ- spire it!elf more profoundly than ever with the spirit of , ood Ile session is prorogued until the lath. This pro and Cheshire June-- 20 ...... - ........ ...... -. Namur and Liege ...... 20 ... a 5% 6 1 ,4 smallest shrub or of the lordliest tree in the forest- ously made before Mr. ARNOLD. He deliberately the majority. So long as the Cabinet follows this line Boston, Stamfd & Birm. 71. 45. ... - - Northern of France l4/. 85... 3% 8 dis ..... .... 3dm inquiry for ull kinds, at an improvement in prices of 2 0 it shall have our support." rogation was considered necessary in order to give the Bristol and Exeter - it is always, of course, found requisite to lop off every swore that he had made the payments of 1/. and 133 - Orleans and Bordeaux.. 7 ...... • _ the new Cabinet time to prepare their programme • The journals of the left express their dissatisfac- Ditto, Thirds ..„ ..... 27% - - Vans and Orleans ...... 20 ' .... - .... ...... .. - best half-breds, 43 per Sibs. Very few Calves were on one of those suckers, saplings, and off-shoots, which respectively, on the c!ear understanding and in COn- tion with the ministerial programme, and in this ex- which is anxiously looked for . .-Handelsblad. iseuckinghamshire - • ••••• ... 2 . 15% Paris and Rouen exhaust the vitalitY of the Plant, and thereby defeat sideration that further proceedings in the suit should pression of dissatisfaction they are joined by the The Staats Coura p nt üblishes some intelligence Caledonian Xs 4 i g 12 3 4 Paris and Strasbourg_... 12 Vea ..- ...... •-••• 6% quite 4d per Blbs higher than last week. There wall a Ditto, New 10L Pref... 10 • • •••••• B'las Rouen and Havre ...... 20 ...... -.. ........ ... - better sale for Pigs, the value of which had an u *ra d the end of the farmer or the forester. In the ordinary be stayed. He was, however, unable to produce any Journal des Debats, which pithily remarks- received by the Government by the last overland Ditto,ClydesdaleJune 50 - - Sambre and Meuse 2O ..... 2%...... P ed 2 '4 tendency. Prime small Porkers produced 3s 10d to 4s A practice of medicine, the efforts of the physiologist additional evidence to corroborate his assertions. No " The message of the President promises a new policy mail, from Java and Madura, of the Customs dues eihester and Holyhead... 50 - ••• - Strasbourg and Basle ... 14 and announces that action will take 1 f lk I • p ace ota . tis It appears that during the first seven months of the Ditto, Preference l5 ...... - ••• . - Tours and Nantet ..... ... 13 ...... - - per Blbs. x.d and the physician are continually directed to assist person save the secretary and his clerk were present only natur a l that the Assembly should feel that it ought year 1849 the import and export duties brought in a Clarence - - Tourney, Jurbise Lan- Per 81bs. to sink the Offal. na t ur e i n s uch a digestion of the aliments of the body at the interviews that had taken place, and, too happy to wait until it is better informed before it can judge ot net sum of 3,837,987 37ifl. This result shows an Do. Ist Class, 6 per Ct. 10 - - - Inferior Beasts..... 210 3 0 Second qual. Sheep 3 6 3 as will enable the varioue glands to make their re. in having succeeded in exciting the compassion of the this new policy and these new acts. The vague character „augmentation of 458,668 05f1., compared with the Do. 2d Class, 5 per Ct. 10 ...... -- 1% Second q uality ••.• 3 2 3 4 Coarse-woolled ditto 310 3 spective secretions, and impregnate the different secretary, JONES was contented with the verbal pro- and meaningless tone of the manifesto presented by the same period of 1847, and of 715,633 05fl. compared Do. Government Loan, Ditto.... - M . ' t . h inn ry is suc as to throw no light whatever on the with that of 1848. 4 per Cent. - - JOINT STOCK BANKS. Prime Scots •••••• 3 10 4 0 Ditte eut of the wool 00. 2 6 Direct London & Ports- Large coarse Calves 3 4 3 6 Large Hogs ...... 3 2 '', 5 • ith the materials essential to their healthy mise, and did not venture to demand a written under organs w - motives why the late Government ceased to exist, or the Australasia , 4O - ... - 1 rime small ditto -3B 4 0 Small Porkers ••••3 10 .; 0 5% - - British North American 50 - 4uekling Calves ..20 028 0 Quart.3r cdd Pigs ..17 0`" 0 \iniintepance• Otherwise the food is consumed to no taking. On the other band, although the receipt of the new Ministry has come into office." RUSSIA. mouth Dublin and Belfast June 4O ...... - - Colonial 25 , ..„ ..... - Inferior Sheep -• 3 2 3 4 Lambs •• • • ...... Q 0 purpose and faile to afford the requisite nutriment. money was not denied, the secretary and his clerk The PRESIDENT has appeased the anger of M. Th F hP t • ler h e renc a rze pu is es a letter from St. Dundalk & Enniskillen 27% - - Commercial of London 20 - - TOTAL SUYPLY AT MARKET. Now, in regard to the maritime profession of England, unhesitatingly declared on t • heir oaths " that no such ODILON BARROT, by conferring on him the Grand Pete b h d ted Oct. 24, according to which the rs urg , a East Anglian, 25/., L. & London Joint 5t0ck...... 10 - Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. I Figs' Cross of the Legion of Honour. E. and L. and D...... 25 - we would gladly Witness the diversion of the sap squan undertaking was given," and the Judge decided in The follow' ffi • I ing o ma communication appears in Emperor NICHOLAS had manifested profound an noyance at the order given the British fleet to sip- Do. 18/., E. & 11.... 18 eas National Prose England. 35 - .••• - - FOREIGN SUPPLY. Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. 1 VC& dered open the support of unnecessary saplings, off- accordance w ith th e i r a ffid av it s , an d d ec l are d that the tbe Ministerial Journals, the Patrie and the Moniteur - Do., 3/. 10s., Pref... VA ..... - - Ditto New... ..... -.... 10 - 630 I 2,650 65 77 proach the Dardanelles. Count NESSELRODE had Esstern COnEties... ..... 20 ...... - . ..... ..... ... 7 shoots, and suckers, to tbe sustentation and invigora- breach of faith was not made out, and, consequently, du Soir :- National of Ireland 22% ...... - .... - - NEWGATE AND I.EADENNALL. ~,.. s c received orders to address an energetic remonstrance Do. New, Gun 6 perct. 10 ...... - - Provincial of Ireland ... 25 tien of the main trunk, the chief branches, the foliage that the entire of the proceedings-the judgment, the " Certain journals are accustomed to seek to mislead to the British Government. Ditto,Extension, 5 per --- es Ditto New ..... ..... 10 ... . public opinion by commenting with bad faith on the acts Cent., No.l 6/.135. 4c1.... - p...... ...... - Union of' Australia and the fruit. We would gladly observe the em- seizure, and the sale, remained valid and unira- . _ . of the Government, b • or y inventing a mass of news Ditto ditto, No. 2...61. 13s. 4d... ..... - - is. supplies on offer slaughtered in the metropolis have he ployment of someimeasure which would -secure the Peachable. which is entirely Told of truth. Fur instance, all the ARRIVAL OF SIR J. ROSS FROM Do. North. & Eastern, Ditto,New.... ..... •• ..• 2%•••... ---- • •••• Union of London.... ..... 10 - 1 MIA ° tolerably extensive and of good quality. F o r al e . public from the ev t il of supplying funds or nutriment Now, it may be permitted to look a little further reports propagated of portfolios having been offered to THE ARCTIC REGIONS. 6 per Cent. Ditto. 5 per Cent.... 50 ...... - - ••• • •••••• - of meat the demand has ruled steady - Onion of Madrid ... 40 - ~at a ge - neral au d at vane° in the quotations of quite 2d per Blbs, an na to he lavished upon an organization which, in into the probabilities of tbe case, in order to ascertain certain persons not included in the present Ministry, 43 its present condition and according to its present how the matter really stoo , d and to discover whetlaer either hy the President of the Republic or in his name, " Her Majesty's ship Enterprise, at sea, Do. New • Eastern Union Class A are entirely without foundation, , and we are authorised becalmed about 40 miles to eastward (late E. e Shares) 25 - - LONDON, Nov. 5.-Wind this day at noon S.W., light carcasses of foreign meat have been disposed of , °I) system, derives no Proportionate advantage from the there had been wilful and deliberate perjury on either to give this formal contradiction to them." twelve baskets of Beef have come to hand from e reser of Scarborough, Nov. 4th, 1849. Ditto, Class A, ditto... 3% - - breeze and fine weather. nationel mun ificence. For instance-we have pre- side, or whether there had been any mistake in the ' fhe reactionary Club of the Council of State met a D S' W , have bee boxing about the ear ir,- e n Do., Class B (I. & B.) 25 - - DEAL, Nov. 3.-Wind E., 4th, S.S.W. to S.W.-Arrd. burgh. has on Friday, and notwithstanding the opposition of M. Ditto, Class C, ditt 0... 25 . .... - mised that even the opponents of Financial Reform transaction. Up to the present time JONES - from the River and sailed, 3rd, Statesman, Lane, Ade• sa• North Sea these last seven days, having made the Do. Scrip (6 per cent.) 20 ...... - BERRYER and the ultra members of the ' - partz-pretre, - laide, South Australia; Conservative, Waterson Mauri- Beetenferlor...... 2 4 2 6 Mutton inferiOr .. 210 3 2 6 are compelled to avow that no less than 1,250,000/• maintained an irreproachable character. During the it was decided by a huge majority, on the proposi- Orkney Islands on the 28th of October. We got East Lancashire pe o on ope. 4t , a p - middling ••• • 2 8 210 ---1 reiddling•• 3 2 - a 31° , are wasted annually on the navy of Greate'Britain. searching and stringent investigation into the truth tion of MM. TRIERS, MOLE, and DE BROGLIE, that clear of the ice on the 25th of September. I Ditto, New - ......... ...... - Th . , ~..., ompson, Atkinson, Hobart Town. Arrd. from the - prime small - 3 4 - primelarge .. 3 0 3 2 - prime ••• • 3 -, 3 e How tide monstrous prodigality in the management of his statements, directed by the worthy magistrate, fo th r e present at least no opposition should be offered have nothing interesting to communicate to you Ditto, New Quarters 64 ...... -.. Do., 6 per Cent. Pre- 3 6 Pork, large ••••• • • • 3 ' 4 River, William Vail, Wishart, Mobile; Nautilus, Burrel, ve5a.............. 3 0 3 8 - small ...... •• 310 4 of the naval exchequer originates may be easily re- nothing was elicited to his discredit, and HOLLAND, f 0 the new Ministry. beyond the fact that we have neither heard ference Quarters .•• 6 1 4•....• - ••• ••.... - Sierra Lson. BOILOUGU HOP 115r21.2•8131P. a 'll COMMiand cognized after the enumeration of a few unanswerable the warrant-officer of the police-court, who had con- The grand ceremony of the inauguration of the E est Lincolnshire ...... 25 11 Ott e nor seen anything of Sir J. Franklin. We win- E • duaburgh and Glasgow 50 ......- 30 . ......... ..... 30 Yarmouth), Rio Janeiro. ready sale, at fully last week's quotations. A . and very cogent facts. ducted the inquiries, declared himself fully satisfied of magistracy took place on Saturday. The magistrates • iry at barely at I e rates. The dull who were assembled to take the oaths of fidelity to tered in Port Leopold (entrance of Prince Regen. . , _ e s Ditto Half Shares ... 25 .. -- - • ••• --- LIVERPOOL, NOV. 3 AND 4.-Wind S., moderate.- kinds are a slow inqu , kt• b 0 nonnced. The mar e is y a Compare, we will say, the naval power of France the general accuracy of his story. Every point th R r p no S . J e epub ic were thus addressed by the itE. n e . ir ames_C. Ross ,aled a party of seamen Edinburgn end Northern 25 Ditto, - Newport l5 ..... - .... - Arrd. 3d, Bombay packet, Thompson, Old Calabar; Mis- for Kent is pot yet ee _ r t t d e'''' s heavily supplied. resen ra elf BS un er • , mean . - chief, Taylor, Para, after being on shore near Formby ; and the naval power of England. France supports one capable of corroboration by other and disinterested gum d E K t k t tes 101; New Mid an ast en poc es, per cw ~ to NT :- set out on a journey to the westward along Exeter.Yeovil, & Dorch. 2% - ....., lbert Gallatin, Delano, New York ; St. Patrick, full admiral, and England thirty-one ! France has t en witnesses was fully and distinctly sustained, although " Gentlemen,-I am happy to find myself this da • Exeter and Exmouth... 21s. Yne the coast of North Somerset, and was absent from Waterman, New York. 4th, Ellen, M`Glouchland, Rio v ice-admirals, and England forty -five I France has the greatest doubt was attempted to be cast upon the midst of you, and to preside at a solemn ceremony Glesgow, Dumfries, and ditto 5110 s to 6/ 12s; New Farnhams 101 10s to 11l Il a s ! Grande • Eliz mix e tzventy rear admirals, and England seventy-two ! every portion of the case by prejudiced parties. It which in reconstitutine the magistrature, re-establishes; the ship 40 days, during which time they must have ' Carlisle - - ,a, Thomas, Rio Grande ; Henry Is 3 _ Tidy, Rio Grande ; Favourite, M'Arthur, Demerara ; TestAing Kents, 3/ 106 to 41155; Yea;ling S ex, 2 1 ig a principle which ' a momentary blindness of judgment travelled somewhere about 200 miles-a journey un- Glasgow,Kilmar., & Ayr 50 - UBS ae • • Byzantium, Cope- s. In the ast vi France has one hundred captains, and England five was declared that the visitation of the cholera was a could alone have permitted to be sli h d I ' gte . n agitated paralleled in the Arctic regione-saw nothing to lead Do. Preference Consol. - - ........ , ... _ ream, Galletly, St. Domingo, _ s eo Serah twenty-four bales have are d P d t - land, Laguna; Finland, Johnson, Baltimore ; . ive from Antwerp, a° Great Northern ......... 20 - erville a es rom ent. hundred and fifty four ! France has two hundred Pure fiction, and that none of his family had perished times, when the notions of what is ' • just and unjust ap- to belief that Sir John Franklin had touched on Do., h e A Deferred ... 12%_.... - - Botsford, Cameron, Pictou. Std. 3d, Mary, Som . , commanders, and England eight hundred and seventy- under its fatal attacks. Mr. BENNETT, the respec- pear confounded together, it is useful to maintain the a Africa • Do 14 B 6 per Cent... 7% - - Calcutta • Ardencraig, Calcutta ! Tipperary, , TALLOW. 0 1 1 presage of grand institutions, and to prove that certain that shore. We are all well and hearty at this -, s• Elizabeth, Monte Video; Although the delivery of Tallow last week" was ~,,e six ! France has six hundred lieutenants, and Eng- table surgeon who had attended them during their principles contain within themselves an indestructable present titne, but we lost four men during our stay in ;mat Sou Do., 5 per Cent. Pref. 10 th. and West. 7% 1 4.. ........ 7% Wilson Wood, Buenos Ayre , Maria Burriss, Rio Janeiro ; John Scott, Demerara , • see -2,042 casks, the demand; to-day is steady, and, in as land two thousand three hundred and fifty three ! illness, not only certified that " the two sisters of force. It is cheering to be able to say-the fundament 1 • 47%.. - - Disir6 and Tully, St. Thomas' ; Cynthia, Gonaives ; instances, _a trifling advance has been paid tor fin° g 3 d ; a Port Leopold, which place we entered on the 1 lth ‘ (Ireland) .... Altogether France has in her navy 931 officers, poor JONES, their husbands, his only brother, and his laws of the country have been renewed, all the powers of , ereat North of England.loo ...... -. - Amazon Vera Cruz ; Arab, New Orleans ; Lapland, • lily. P. Y. C., on the spot, is quoted at 37s to 37_, „ e r . the state have passed into other hands, and yet in the 'nto oen wat Sept., 1848, and got out 1 p er, Barrow s Ditto, New, 40/ 4O - - New o;leans ; Lord Sandon, New Orleans; Actzon, and for delivery up to the end of the year 36s 9 ° r e . while England in her navy has no less than infant nephew had been attacked, and that his • d , e e e • , MO MI SI , OL tnese uestructive shocks and shipwrecks, the Straits, on the 2f)th August, 184 9, having been shut Ditto, ditto New Orleans; America steamer, New York. 4th, Wel- cwt. Upwards of 5,400 casks have come in since "" vo i 3,931-an enor mous, nay a preposterously brother, one of his brothers-in-law, and his nephew principle of the immoveability of the high law dignita- up in our winter harbour 342 days." Ditto, New, 30/ 3O - ton, Costa Rica; Devonport, Apalachicola; Joseph Hub- day last, leaving about the same quantity on i l ` a ct; enormous number, considering that, comparatively had died," but added the following testimonial to the ries of the country has remained untouched. (From the Nautical Standard.) Ditto, New,ls/ Great Western l5 .. •• - 100 ...... 61 60 - 60 berg, Prince Edward's Island. Off Port, Arrd. 4th, from St. Petersburgb. Town Tallew, 378 per cwt speaking, only a small fraction out of these 3,931 behaviour of JONES himself during these painful "In fact, societies are not transformed at the will of RETURN Or THE ENTERPRISE AND INVESTIGATOR. Ditto, 4 Shares John R Skiddy 50 ...... 29 ... ........ .. 29 • • cash; Rough Fat, 28 Id pet__ • Blbs________ 2. human ambitions-the forms change, but the thing itself 23 ..... li x ......... ..... 11% SCILLY, Nov. 2.-Wind E.-Arrd. Prowler, Labrador 1845. 1846. , 1847. 1848. ....../ officers c an e ver hope to be simultaneously employed. events :-He said, " I now certify with much pleasure • -These ships, forming the expedition under Captain Ditto, 1 4 Shares remains. Notwithstanding the political tempests which Ditto Fifths .... - ••••. ....... ••• - GLOUCESTER, NOT. 2.-Sld. Volant, ,St. Andrew's, ----- 45601 Compare, again, the navy of England with the to the admirable conduct of WILLIAM JONES, when have succeeded each other since 1815, we still live on Sir James Ross, put into Scarborough on Saturday . , .. Ditto, New 171... ..... 15 ... - •••• ..... •••••• 7% North Britain. Stock this day el 6 •' Od ...... 22,958 16,569 21,985 35, 37s 4 navy of R uss i a . 'While England has altogether placed in such an awful crisis. He attended upon he Arctic i only in consequence of the widely-based institutions night, on their passage home from t . reg ons, Hull and Selby .. ...... 50 - CLYDE, Nov. 3.-Enterprise, Shapter, Matanzes ; Price °f Y' C' -••1toos ea to 48s e 42s Ild 488 3d 44s Cd 45s Od to 370 1 6cl to 45s Od Os Od t° 9 ,04 2 about 194 admirals-151 on f 11 u pay and 43 on the bis unfortunate relatives night and day, with untirin ccessful in th founded by the Consulate and the Empire ; dynasties having been perfectly unsu eir search Ditto Half Shares ... 25 ..... - Delivery last week: .• 3,020 3,183 2,185 2,509 36 ,1 „ g and charters have passed away, but what has sur- for the gallant Franklin and his brave companions. Do. eeuarter Shares... 12% - ..... -•• •••••• - ae , York. Ditto from June 1.... 44,209 34,605 37,978 42,797 e ect i e retired list-Russia has-(how d 49% • ••• •• WM - Mg% AEI ivals last week • • 2,634 5,011 774 8,00 3 s6,2°' many o you sup. affection, and not only exhausted his own re- rived and what now saves us, is religion-is the or- The two ships wintered at Port Leopold at the Lancaster and Carlisle... 50 - Ditto from June I ... 51,195 40,851 51,864 70,782 iod pose ?)-just sixty-three! To 1,430 t • ' cap ains and sources in Providing such comforts so much ganization of the courts of law, of the army, and of the entrance Of Prince Regent's Inlet and Barrow's Ditto, Thirds - - . commanders in the Brit' h R• h Lancashire & Yorkshireloo ...... - - tmople, aground near the Dog's Nose, 30th ult., has PriCe of Town •..... 44s Od 52s 6d 483 6d 475 6d 39 Is navy- ussia as 152, needed at such a time, but defrayed the admistration. Straits. On the 15th of May last, Sir James Ross, Do. do. M. B. Si 8... 98 ..... _ been towed up the river to discharge and repair. I n amely, 72 of the first rank and 80 f " Let us then honour what is immoveable ; but let us • a Of* 0 o the second ! greater portion of the funeral expenses. And with a party of sea , tnen set out and travelled 200 Ditto, ditto - , honour also what b f d b fi • 1 ' h may e oun ene ma in t e • h S - Dublin, got on shore this morning during a fog, but got 18 45 ' •• While England has her 600, Russia is c d I miles along the coast of Nort omerset, south side Ditto, % Shares ...... 49 ..... - ontente may add, in addition, that his aged mother chiefly changes which have been introduced. To-day, for in- 1849. 1848. 1847. 1546. ......„....-----' with 211 lieutenents ! Nor is this all. For look at depe d h . f h n s upon im or er maintenance." His carpet stance, that you have come from every point of France . nd never befo of Barrow's Straits, on la re trod by Do. Quarters ......... 23% - ..... - off apparently witbout damage, and proceeded. -.--- eas es- Do. Fifths ... 10 - - CARMARTHEN.--The Constance, of Nanteson drop' Tallow dispatched Casks. Casks. Casks. Casks. '' the naval power of the United States contrasted with was also given back, and Mr. ARNOLD, after hearth to take an oath before the first magistrate of the Repub- r civilised men. The expedition eturned after being - . 16% u Thirds .•.... ....... . ..... - - ping down the river grounded on a rock near Fowey irom Cronstadt to 10 0,433 that of Great Brita • in Jouri BULL must needs be kept various witnesses, declared that there could be ' g lie it is not to a man that you swear fidelity, but to the out forty days, during which time not the slightest o ' he lost navigators. The Do. New Guarsuateed 10 23, 0.5. .... 101,312 110,706 114,282 8-t- 0,1 In slu r s loading and 01 safe by all these up s erfluous admirals ; vice Min' 1 d no law. You come here, in the presence of God and of clue was obtained of t ira s , ou at whatever o that the bed sold at the sale Was the great p owers o f th e s t a t e , to swear to fulfil reli- Enterprise has lost four men during the voyage, and 6 eer Cent.. Do. Liverp. and Bury 49 ...... - - ...•••••• seem ''' after a steamer passed ove , r her stove her side in, when - she became a complete wreck ; crew saved. 3 3 56 ' _.--, lighters ••••- • • .. 12,836 12,332 . 9,239 1 t ------ 4 -- •------- 1 09• 6 ' rear-admirals, post-captains, commanders a n d • , lieute- not that which had been taken from JONES under the giously a high duty confided to you e the austere ac- her consort, the Investigator, three. The two ships' Di g t i to euddersfield 50 265 6 3 40 4 PE3IBREY, Nov. 1.-A boat with " Good Intent, of Total loaded eff .... 114,178 123,038 124,521 10 . „ , nants, while JONATHAN f eels in a state of sufficient exe • " cution. It is not likely, then, that such a person P com lishment of which has always distinguished the got clear of the ice September 25, and made the nd hff ) Do. ( W. Ridin ' g Union) 10 ....• - - •• • • amm Tenby, Howells," painted on it, has been washed Loaded afterwards • • •• . Total at the close of • 6,466 7, ___ .. oo g ----- 03 1 la' security with not one admiral, not one vice -admiral, whose entire 1 French magistrature. It is consolatory to think that O r kneys October 28, On the Ist of November the Do. (Preston & Wyre) 25 - - ashore between this and Llanelly. 64 113,2.. _........ the navigation.... .... 129,504 131,8 . ___..-----. 34 not one rear-admiral, with 67 captaine, 47 com- cribed conduct had been such as we have de- outside the pale of political passions, and of the agit s , and whose statements were all sustained b tions of o• t th s cie y, ere exists a body of men having no a• Investigator was spoken by a vessel, and informed D 0.% Shares (A)... 10 - - FALMOUTH, Nov. 2. A vessel, bottom up, and cop- - -- 46,0 42 33 6 7 98 0 - pered, was passed 23d ult. in lat. 39 N., lon. 41 W. Loadon• ••• • • .... 33,532 61,881 52,109 t. 6, 1 .. 03 Y that no news of Franklin had been received at home. Leeds and Bradford 5O menders, and 327 lieutenants ! The fola, vof all this evidence, wo ld h u ave put forward such infamous other guide but their conscience, no other passion but This announcement s d a gloom over the crews of prea Leeds and Thirsk ...... 50 - FALMOUTH, Nov. 3.-Wind E., freah. 4th, N.W., Liverpool .. 17 000 12 858 14 083 IL' 30' ~ Bristol • "•• • • ' ' • 2 745 2 ' 2° ' ••••• • • .. 3,255 4,845 4,013 • ~ 9 145 6 , 2 59 6* - ierattious extravagance on our part is surely su,,, re. falsehoods as - these m that of well-doing, no other aim but to ensure the reign Do., Prefer., 6 per Ct. 5 a.... -.. ........ ...- - moderate.-Arrd. Ist, Isabella, Brown, London, and other English ports .12,755 12,262 I Mt , . ' ust have been with respect to f at' the ships, and Sir James Ross was deeply affected. eess b ell (C-/--- -1 . ' lee pient y roan st when it is remembered that out of the secretary, if actually unwarranted bb f o J ‘ ii 1 d o c u e . Do., Pref. Quar., 1818 9 ...... - ••• - sailed 3d for Sierra Leone. Sld. 3d, Fleur-de-Lis, n aey. Ireland .. -••• • .. 5,029 4,174 6,615 t ... . 6 7z6 5 5 63 • ) eye A ain the a ments yt e acts. ' are about, gentlemen, to return to your depart- Liverpool, Crosby and .- Ion; Flora, California. Scotland ••.. - - 5,598 7,464 7,161 ' s ' 3 , 8 71 7 ,e0 850 t Germany ....•... 11,814 6,656 11, 965 _,,..... I , ~ OUT 1, 151, gamirals on full pay only If are g ) P Y were not, we believe denied- ments; carry back with you the conviction that we have - YORK SUNDAY THE POLAR EXPEDITIONS. . n 1 Southport • - ranee ..... ..... 7 , 359 568 8 , 2 96 ......i. ' '' London &Blackwall...ll./. 6s. 3d... --• - ' : ' eniployedi-oy 15 out of 151 !! It reminds one The secretary acknowledged them, but d " finally quitted the era of revolutions, and that we have EVENINO.-Sir J. Ross's two ships put i at Scarborough --h rrd. 2d, Velocity, White, St. John, Now Brunswick. - ------ ----- 9 299 100,40 e emed his ere voyage. Sir J Ross London Brighten and 101,342 110,706 114,282 3 • .. , ,- of - the' - gsg- in the comedy, where one ser. undertaking. For what purpose, then, dal entered on the era of ameliorations which prevent catas- on Saturday night, after a sev • ee 7 2% 7314„. 73% X OUGHAL, OCT. 31. - Arrd. Tottenham, Evans, th Coast.- .....1 ...... I Sou" 0 0 x.yeZo lo :""as bere -- i • - ' ' ' -he'll 1 J ONES t re ph es . Carry out with firmness; but also the utmost left York by mail train this evening for London. He Quebec. BOROUGH .A.ND SPIT'S. Do., New se, guaran- recei"" ar se 1_ vent . ails' -- go and do nothing, and pay over all the InaneY in his Possession to that ex . imp ar ti a lity, th e t u t e l ar y p rov i s i ons o f our c od es , L e t brings no accounts of Sir John Frankl in ' .- SWANSEA, Nov. 2.-Wind E.S.E.-Arrd 2nd, Sir The general quality of the Potatoes _ viola _ teed 6 per Cent..... 100 ...... - 1 a crowd of °trier servant s sa y th e y'll go an d h e lp cellent functionary ? Would he have given 13s. on the guilty never remain unaunished, nor the innocent WAR EAGLE.-This celebrated racer, the pro- D - Isaac Lyon Goldsmid, Pitt, Cuba. during the past week has not been e q .. de .., - - o.Guarant. 5 per ct.. 9 ...... - be an imene° - c e le rt. him ! Recollect that, while England was fi h • g ting account of the debt and costs if assured that the persecuted. It is time, as lon a late occasion re- perty of Mr. Bouverie, has been purchased at a large Do. Prefer. 5 per cent. 50 ...... - ..... - DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-Wind N.W. to S.E.-Sld. 2d, rivals. There has, therefore, been adVa il f - marked, that they who yearn after what is good should , price by the Russian Government. His blood and pee- Ditto, ditt0...... 1852 50 ..... -, Ouzel Galley, Trinidad ; Confidence, New Orleans. for prime samples at, in some ins , tances, ao, e d' in 0 \ \. t... with her whole might and strength against the Palace Court officials would have seized his furniture on be re-assured. and that those others whoare attempting to 1 formances made him a great favourite last season, that LondonandGreenwich 12/1534d... - ... ..... .... --e the mi 1 ddl . ng 6- d et DROGHEDA, Nov. 3. -Wind W.-51d. Ruby, Yam- the quotations of 5/ per ton. In seepoa cte I greatest conqueror of modern, or, perhaps, ancient . the following morning ?it is certain that he at least be- force their opinions and their passions in the 1 fth b i th fi t - hioh he was put to the stud. , , p ace oeeuge rs in w i Ditto, Preferanee o . 20 - . 13,35 6 r--- ----- 102,65 5 1°,5 68 113,2 23 ___------ 42,33 8 . 11,9 69 2,7 45 9,14 5 6,6 89 6,72 6 8,71 8 965 101,342 1110,70 6 1111,282 I 89,299 BOROUGH AND SPETALPIDZ. I3B bo r e The general quality of the Putatues d revio us during the past week has not been e qual to p , eras vd rivals. There has, therefore, been an immense " oce in for prime samples at, in sons° instances , an Adv ,i' info' the quotations of 5/ per ton. In the middling ton e d, at rior kinds only a limited business has been traustivb with her whole might and strength against the sreatest conqueror of modern, or, perhaps, ancient ,-0A ~1