The Sun. — London, England, 1856-02-25 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON , MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 25, 185 6. •••••••....*MONo.•••••••..........*••••••••••• villa, Dalston, stated that about two months since the REPRIEVE OF TILE CONVICT CORRIG 4 Y - --- ----- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS — Feb. 23. • i RAILWAY ME ETING ,S'. SEPTEMBER. Naval and Military Intelligence. I / ~,._........_ prisoner called at her house in the company of a well- -..-a- -a,- - Warwick Sept. Before Mr. Witham. dressed youth, whom he represented to be his brother, ln the case of W. J. Corrigan, whose execution for the Lichfield Her Majesty's steam-transport Himalaya, Commander I I Edsia Lnch, a smartly attired young woman, surren- and requested to be shown some furnished apartments, murder of his wife was fixed for this morning, the 25th The railway meetings of the week have included sere- • 16 1 Newmarket F 0 30 A gto take h er trial, with Mary Ann Sullivan, in cos - the bill relating to which was exhibited in her parlour inst,, the Secretary of State, after much anxious consi-Doncaster B. Priest, R.N., arrived at Spithead on Saturday from , ereral of the principal companies, the proceedings being in Leieester 24 the East. She left Malta on the 120, passed Gibraitar, 1 1 t h ody on a charge of having stolen the sum of four shil- window. Afteeinsieeeng the room, with'which he ex- deration and discussion with the learned judge who pre. connection 'with the declaration of dividends. The Lou. OCTOBER. ... without communicating, before daylight . on the Sunday ' iresstd himself perfectly satisfied, the prisoner and his sided at the trial, has arrive/ at the conclusion that pub- don and North-Western dividend of 2/. 12s. 6d. for the Kelso 1 I Newmarket S 0 1.3 Imes ' from the person of John William Rees. after leaving Malta, and arrived at Spithead at 8 a.m. m r. G e nt was for the prosecution ; Mr. Brandt for companim left the house, with an intimation that he lie justice does net call for the infliction of the extreme 7 I Warwick Autumn 2l on Saturday ; almost constant head winds and heavy Lynch, and Mr. Ribton for Sullivan. would send "h 8 mamma" on the following day to corn- sentence of the law. The suddenness of the act, the en- t - half-year has been confirmed, making, with the previous B Ch ec e i s fo te r r d A.utuune 9 I Newmarket II 27 head sea retarded her voyage. The bottom of the ship The case for the prosecution was this, The prosecutor, pieta the negotiation ; but soon after they were gone it ' tire absence of any evidence of payment a total of 5 per cent. for the year. The reports Wrexham Autumn has got very foul, so that her speed is decreased . nearly who stated that he was an occasional wa it e r, and had was discovered by witness that two gold watches, of the p oss ibl e motive for it, coupled with his uniform kindness both of the directors and of the Committee of Consults- ! three and a-half knots per hour ; so apparent is her di been engaged in that capacity a t ch enn ' s H o t e l, Covent- value of twenty guineas, had been abstracted from the and good conduct towards his wife, distinguished this tion appear to have afforded eatiefactiou, the resolutions NOV EM BER. • W . orcester Autumn minished rate of steaming that even the Jura beat her I garden, for twenty years, was at a birthday festival mantelpiece of the breakfast parlour, where they had case from all those which have previously occurred, and recommended by the latter having been agreed to. The Liverpool nearly three knots in a run of 300. She wants but a given ,by a friend of his on the 12th instant, and he been left alone a few minutes while she proceeded into in which the sentence of death has been carried out. The she soon as she is docked and cleaned last drank ten or twelve glasses of gin and water, a drink an adjoin/1g room to procure writing materials to enable jury, upon further reflection, expressed in a memorial amicable relations established between the Great Wes- -- , trifling refit, and as tern and North-Western Companies and the competition Irish Racing Fixtures for 1856. will again be as efficient as formerly. Since March he admitted having rather a strong predilection for. At them to furnish her with their address, which turned their opinion that the prisoner, at the time of commit she has run 35,000 miles, and has carried 4,000 horses half-past two or thereabout in the morning lie was in out to be fictitious, tin; the act, had been deprived of the use of his reason, by the Great Northern Company were the principal APRIL. and 5,000 men, besides vast cargoes of stores. . The en- New-street, Covent-garden, quite sober, when be was A secon d c h arge was p r eferred against the prisoner by and Mr. Justice Wightman inclined to the same view of topics taken into consideration ; but a beneficial media- Curragh 22 sines have performed nearly 9,000,000 revolutions der- accosted by the pr i soner S u lli van , a g i r l of the town, Mrs. Mary Ann Meade, the wife of a civil engineer, in his case. The safety of the public from the recurrence of a floes has been accomplished. According to the South- MAY. log this period. She left Portsmouth yesterday morn who, after a short - conversation thrust her hand into his Ashdown villas, Da,lston. similar attack will be fully provided for by his imprison- Eastern report, the balance in hand will allow of a die - Howth and. 8a1d0y1e...13 I Roscommon 27 ing for Southampton. The Sprightly steam tendr, Mr. trowsers pocket, and took out four shillings. He seized Remanded for a week. merit for life. ~ . tribution of 138. 3d. per share, being at the rate of JUNE. George Allen, master commanding, went out to Spithead . her hand, and she let the money fall, and at the same In the course of the afternoon the prisoner's accom- It may be as well to add that the authorities who on Saturday, and brought in all the supernumeraries moment two women, an old one and a young one, ran plice, a youth, named Samuel Bates, was brought up in have come in contact with the prisoner since his convic- 4/. Bs. 4d, per cent, per annum, leaving a surplus of Trainor° . 2 I Curragh 24 from the Himalaya. custody, and having been recognised as a participator in tion, as well as those who knew him best before, all 6,913/. Londonderry bo carried to the credit of the next six months. Ballyeigh l7 I up to the spot, picked up the money, and got away. At the ondonderry and Enniskillen meeting the report JULY. filler Majesty's ship Imperieuse, 51, Capt. R. B. Wat- He gave Sullivan into custody, and subsequently on ex- the second robbery, be was also remanded until Satur- concur is the conclusion that he was not a person likely son, C.B. ; ?glades, 21, Capt. D'Eyncourt ; and the amination before the magistrate she was remanded. A day next. to commit a crime so heinous under any other circum- was adopted, and it was mentioned that while the traffic Bellewstown 3 1 Heath .29 Falcon, 17, Commander Pullen, all screw vessels, form- exhibits a considerable increase, there has been a, ditni- Down R. Corporation...ls I number cfi persons had congregated near Bow-street _ stances than in a state of mental derangement. notion in the working expenees. The payment of a divi- _ ing a portion of the advanced squadron of the Baltic fleet, . Downs (where they will await fur- police-court to see the prisoner put into the van for con- COMMITTAL OF A CLERGYMAN FOR On Satorday workrnerewere - eployed in erecting the dend of 6s. on the first preference shares ia equivalent to _ left Spithead for the Dow veyance to the House of Detention, and it was suggested RE-MARRYING A COUPLE. barricades in front of Newgate to keep off the pressure about 3 per cdnt. per annum on the whole stock of the PRICE,S OF SHARES flier orders) on Saturday, and the Harrier, 17, Corn of the crowd in front of the debtors' door, in order to to the prosecutor that possibly one of the women who -.SI company, which is regarded as an indication of favour IN BANKS, ASSUF'sANC.E, A.ND OTHER COM mender Derriman (which arrived at Spithead from Dart mouth on Saturday), was ordered to follow them yester- picked up the money might batsmen; them. He looked b t dat last he singled out the prisoner Lynch as The Rev, R. M. Benson, M.A., student of Christ Church College, Oxford, and perpetual curate of Cowley, prevent accidents at the execution sef the convict Corri able progress, considering previous difficulties. A reso lution was passed to enable the company to raise the re- PANIES' STOCK. will be joined by the Euryalue, 51, Captain about, au ' an ran, intended to be carried out this morning. 0 day. They one of the two. He did not swear positively to her •• appeared on Saturday last before the county magistrates nainder of the new capital. The dividend of the East Ramsay, C. 8., and the Arrogant, 47, Capt. Lyster. a bh udden the men left off placing the barriers. It s o a p ____,_ I but from her appearance, face, and voice, he was of transpired that a reprieve had been received for the con- r The Blenlaeim, 60, screw blockship, Capt. W. H. Hall at the County Hall, Oxford, at the instance of Mr. J. T.Lancashire Railway is at the rate of 31 per cent. per From the Official Lest. opinion that she was one of them. Lynch said she was vict Corrigan, to which the gaoler replied in the affirms (Nemesis), C. 8., left Spithead at daylight yesterday at the theatre at the time, and when told that that could Dobney, superintendent registrar of Oxford, to answer tive. lt is unnecessary to state that the convict is annum, leaving 3,0961, to be carried to the reserve {wed, PUBLISHED EYERY TUEIDAY AND FRIDAY EVE NIN.. morning for Lisbon, not be, owing to the lateness of the hour, she said she the charge of having married Richard Pinnell Carey and Sarah Polley, his parishioners, without duly publishing which amounts to 61,300/. The report of the Dundalk LONDON', TUESDA.Y, FE 3. 22, 1.856. The Dragon, 6, paddle frigate, Captain H. Stewart • greatly indebted for the Government savinghis life to and Enniskillen Company states that the directors are in a position to discharge the 5 per cent. due on the was in bed at half past twelve, and had not seen Salli- S the banns or without any license, Mr. F. Morrel at-left Spithead on Saturday to follow the advanced squad- 11 of the gentlenum . of the jry_ who this fiche pGA.S-LBOHT AND COKE COMPANIES. van since four o'clockson the preceding afternoon.wards of 2,000 individuals who signed the pet, but Paid. Price. ron. • Mr. Brandt said his defence for Lynch was an alibi, tended as solicitor for the reverend defendant. more especially to the ancient order of Foresters, to whole of the preference shares besides the interest on the Government and other loans, and also to continue Dividend , Amount The.steam transport Telegraph left Spithead on Satan-- From the evidence it appeare that on the 23d of May, which he should prove beyond all question, for at the which he belonged. the payment of the usual dividend of 6s. per share on Name of Company. per of day for the Thames. 1852, Richard Carey and Sarah Polley . were married at Annum. I Share. time when this robbery was committed she wee in bed The Hawke, t ee, Ca Ommanney, has left her • the office of the superintendent registrar. By this mar- Nothwithstandirg that it was generally known that a the ordinary share capital. At the meeting of the — — with a gentleman under whose protection she lived, and ' X a d X s. d. berth at the Motberbank and returned to Spithead, daze these parties had three children, the two first bein twins. A month after the birth of the twins the woman respite bad been received from the Secretary of State Madras Railway the report was carried, and a resolution . who had manfully come forward, throwing . aside the sparing the life of the unfortunate culprit Corrigan, for leaving there in charge of the gun-boat flotilla, the applied to he churched, but the defendant declined to do was passed intimating that it was not desirable to enter Dittonras - F - ro . v‘in . c . i . al.• 7. 77. 20 - 0 0 20 - 0 0 2 - 4% feeling of delicacy which a man would entertain on such • Colossal?, 81, ' Captain the Hon. H. Keppel, C.B.the wilful murder of his wife in the Minories, a vest 20 0 0 2., 0 0 15 a matter, to rescue a girl from a charge of which he so until she bad been married according to the rites of into liabilities for e. new line without the general con- Brighton -... •• •... 51. of London . .... 4! Os. 'lOO 0 0 tae 5 u The Thames steam-transport embarked on Saturday crowd assembled in front of the gaol to witness the pre knew her to be innocent, and but for whom, no doubt, sent of the propritors. The dividend of the Black- City u ntinenral (4th C'ap.). - 'so 0 0 20 0 : at Portsmouth the following officers and troops for the the Church of England. The result was that Carey and parations already madh to prevent accidents at the Equitable •• •....... 2/. 10s. 150 0 0 au 33% she would have bees sacrificed and convicted as a felon, wall Railway has been confirmed at the rate of 3e. 6d. Crimea :-Ensigns Hunter, Johnson, Thompson, and his wife agreed to be re-married, and the ceremony wasper share, and the report was ale red , Since the corn- G'reat Central - .... •8/ per cent, 10 0 0 all 11% upon the mere opinion formed by the prosecutor, after g h performed by the Rev. Mr. Benson on the 3d of May, tended execution appointed to take place to The Kershaw, and 88 men of the Ist oyal Regiment of 1855, no banns having been published, nor any license time w th h a e t l had barriers still remained in the Ohl. Bail facing the gaol, • tf meneement of the year the passenger traffic has increased, 1iper1a1............... 10. & , 3onus. 50 4 0 g all 85 Foot; Captain. Pownall, Ensigns Brace, Huyshe, Tor- ie had imbibed dozen glasses of to and water. Thou thatperson's conduct was not of the most moral chaise - and the revenue from other departmente has also lm - Independent - ' so 0 0 „. riano, and illotchkin, and 136 men of the 3d (Buffs) • ter, h (Mr. Brandt)claimed for him praise for un- obtained. bees u ssed every one with a aid that the ex- I .., • Do., Parl. Preference Si, per cent. es 0 0 Z yet e would take stated to the contrary, II .... Captains Tryon and o MOllenry, Lieutenant Disney, and hesitatingly avowing his own immorality to save an in- The defendant, when called upon for his defence, ad mitted the facts as stated in the evidence, but considered P sentence of the - la v, as intended, in spite of all About half-past six on Saturday evening an official a dividend at the rate of 6.3 per cent. on the cense lidated P it. t t md f x r z •.: .......... 41, pe s r l. cent. 10 6 0 0 0 0 0 5 16 2 0 0 g — is Ensign Franklin and 37 men of the 7th Fusiliers •; nocent person, and though the alibi could be proved despatch was received from . y ~ united General . ::. 2/. 10s. 5d 0 0 all nee Lieutenant Hackett, Ensigns Fitzroy, Welwyn, and . that be had done no more than was required of him as a and guaranteed charges. According to the roper,: of the Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. sf , 0 0 „ 65 Richards, and 70 men of the 23d Royal Welsh Foci- without him, he was anxious to place the matter beyond all doubt ; he would add his oath to those of others, and clergyman, and that he had neither violated the spirit the Home Department, ' ann o uncing that her Majes , :y Great Northern Railway, the dividend on the original Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 3 10 'I 0 10 here ; and Lieutenant Hellyer, Ensigns Kentish and the jury would not (the counsel thought) think the worse nor the letter of the law. He stated that he bad been had been graciously plea sed to grant a respite to the cul rit under sentence of death. stock is at the rate of 6 per dent, per annum, making, Carlow, and 120 men of the 46th Regiment. She went of a man for so doing. The circumstances were these : advised to defer his defence until a future opportunity. Toe rev. gentleman was then fully committed to take with the former payment, a total of 41 per cent, for the WATER-WORKS. out of Portsmouth harbour, and direct for Balaklava. on the evening of the day in question she met her friend P The t sheriffs shortly after reached the person, when the r ' year. The dividend of the Royston and Hitchin Corn , Dividend Amount The Algiers, 91, Capt, Codrington, C. 8., was taken near Grosvenor-square, at half-past nine, and they pro- his trial at the next aesizesi, but was admitted to bail, excitement of thepopulace and neighbours became more exc. intense, . party is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The Name of Company. per of Paid. Price, ietCe dock on Saturday at Portsmouth, and the Shannon, ceeded in a cab .to. the Adelphi Theatre. They stayed himself in 1001., and two sureties of 1001, each. The report of the Scinde Rail way has been received as , Annum. Share, 51, taken out. The Fury, 6, paddle-sloop, was also there until the performance was concluded, and they Rev. J. Slatter and the Rev. A Venables offered them. The sheriffs, upon entering the gaol, were . at once re by Mr. Weatherhead, tke newly appointed sever- satiefactory, the preliminary expenditure having been ' £ s. d. X s, d. d AEI on Saturday. went to No. 26, Charing-cross, where they passed the selves as bail, and were accepted. ncr, who conducted them to the condemned cell in which conducted with economy. The shareholders of the The screw steam-ship Orion, 91, Capt, J. E. Erskine, night as they had frequently done before. They were The proceedings caused great excitement. The ma- place. Liverpool,. Crosby, and Southport Railway have autho- East London Grand Junction ...... 1 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 7ut. left .Plymouth Sound on Friday, -fora cruise in the known there as man and wife, an I were regarded as gistrates' chamber was crowded by clergymen of the rrigan was confined, where a painful scene took The convict," had h• thinking that they come to see hint the Lambeth ............ I - 100 0 0 - 7814 - rised the directors to settle the amount of the liabilities Kent................ 4 . per cnt. 100 0 0 - objected to by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company, Channel, to try her engines. regular lodgers, as they stayed there sometimes two or high church party, and others anxious to hear the result last time but one before he should be hurried by the law Newßiver Company.. 1 21. 10s. - - - The hospital-ship Belleisle, 6, Commander J. Homken, of the examination. at the sum is too trifling to he allowed to imperil the Southwo-k& Vauxhall '5l per cnt. 100 0 0 - eine three nights a week. They went to bed at half-past of the land into the presence of his Creator, appeared was towed from Plymouth Sound into Ilarnoaze on Sa -12, and did not leave the house until 12 o'clock the next . ~.• e_ more than he had hitherto been affected. When they t. At the Gloceeter and Dean F rest Railw agreemen . . . i ay West astalalesex ...... . 5/.. per cenL. l 61 0 0 - - turday bertha Conflance and Zephyr steam-vessels. the report was agreed to, and a dividend of 12s. per day, so that she cou'd not have been in Newdtreet, CAPTURE- OF BURG LARS IN CARDIFF. BRIDGES. The screw steatn•whip Nile, Capt. G. Mundy, and the entered, he began to weep, and exhibited every sign of share was declared. The dividends of the Hull and Covent-garden, at half-past two in the morning. It was 1 having a broken heart and contrite spirit. • - screwed steam-frieate Euryalus, 51, Capt. G. Ramsay, true that she was acquainted with Sullivan, and heating o g ..e...„. Selby Company are at the rate of 2/. 93. 6•1. on the 501. Dividend • Amount A few minutes previously ho had been praying mostper of Paid. Price. steam front Ramose, into the Sound on Saturday. l Odthe 251, shares,and 12 4' I that she was in custody went to Bow-street to learn On Sunda) evening, January 27, the house of Capt. shares, 1 . 4s. .on Annum. Share. The London, 90, Capt. A. L. Kuper, will be placed in thewhen she • •charge by particulars, was given in thefervently, he had done ever since he had been con- Angel, of Birkenhead, was entered whilst the family demned to expiate his crime upon the scaffold. Name of Company. 12/. 10s. shares. At the Stockton and Darlington meet- _ • • , , the basin dock at Devenport to day , were at chapel, the only person left in the house being lag the dividend vale at the rate of 9 per cent, on the ~ £ s. d. £ s. d. prosecutor, and committed for trieh Immediately Tee sheriffs at once informed the condemned criminal l2 tiiinger.ord•••••• .... - - - The Forrester gun-boat Las arrived at Woolwich- from ' the maid-servant and Captain Angel's daughter, an • t•lligent child of eight years of age. The servant stated in - that her Majesty had granted a resnite when Corriean- 100 0 0 - - Messrs. Pitcher's building pad, and is commissioned by friend Southwark )iito.ew . ;i ... .. . p . : by I' t" to Justice ' 'anti subsequently, app lee ion :fir, Wight - •• ' d' and 6 per cent. en the Wear Yalley and IVliddiesbero a g h 7% 1/. per cent. LO 0 0 - .._. Lieutenant Innes. Site is uuder the hands of thel that while quietly reading the Bible to the child she and Redcar share. The shareholders have authorised Waterloo ...... ... •••• • •• - ,00 0 0 - - man, he was allowed to become bail for her appear htard a noise, and three men with their faces blackened wept most bitterly, and it was feared that his feelin . gs were so worked upon by the sudden and unexpected in t. 14s. Bd. I 60 0 0 - riggers. _ ance and she was discharged, but not until she had the directors to carry out the agreement for working and Ditto Old Ann. of 8 1 1. f 7 1 1 / 10s 4d 40 0 0 - Ditto Nw ditto o . . ... . 25 The gun-boat Booncer, 4 guns, 232 tons burden, been three entered the house, having got over the wall at the telligence, that he would he seized with hysterice and d •confinement, Under • een three ays in these cucum-maintaining the Darlington and Barnard Castle line. At Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 - 20% launched at Blackwell, and taken to Messrs. Penn's to • .. stances, there could be no doubt a 3 to Lynch being in- beak. One man kept guard at the door, one commenced d:op * ransacsing the house and breaking open the drawers up dead on the floor. Nothing could be more - genuine the meeting of the Edinburgh and Bathgate Company than the feelings displayed by this unhappy man, receive her engines, is expected at Woolwich in a da ythe dividend declared was at the rate of 31 per cent. per nocent of this charge, and it was 'creditable to the manDOCKS. or two, stairs, while the third man proceeded to bind the child t • . annum, and the report and accounts were adopted. The who kept her to come forward to rescue her front the and herself together with handkerchiefs, telling them not Ever since his cohide - amation he has been most atten- Dividend Amount . A large number of 10 and 13 inch mortars have been . in, lye to the spiritual advice of the rev. ordinary of the dividend of the Great Southern and Western Company per of Paid. 'Price, proved at the butt at Woolwich during the last few days, peril she was placed though at the same time he gaol who has been most attentive to the culprit, would have to avow his own immoral conduct, to make any noise, and placed his hand over the child's ' ' will be at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, leaving a Annum. Share, which have passed through the trial satisfactorily, withmonth to prevent her screaming, and finally threatened to kill them with a dagger, lie held in his hand if they To like a correct description of the Name of Company. give anything . halance of 24,1581., of which 15,000/. is recommended ---- but two sites tines. A day or two since a 10-inch neer- W. H. Knight, of 26, Charing-cress, said he kept re- scene when the interview between the sheriffs and the Xs.d.X s. d. freshment rooms and let beds. The prisoner Lynch andto be carried to the reserve fund, and 9,159/. placed to commercial . t Stock, block. ......... 5/. pr cent. . tar, loaded with the timed proof charge of W e lbs. of col Tit p ~ .• a, gentleman had been in the habit of staying there as moved, standing over them the whole time with uplifted 'it took lace would be impessible. . the credit of the next account. The shareholders of East and West India.. 6', pr cent. Stock. - powder, 'itc., completely reversed its position, and eases off the watches, and from a desk took about 1001. 20s. per sh. - - - 1 15months. They slept there dagger while his confederates stole the plate, tore the Yesterday morning he attended Divine service in the the 'Ulster Railway have continued the dividend of 28e, oast c.autry . pointed .the muzzle towards the areenal, when it burst m;n and a ife for the lest chapel of the gaol, paid great attention to the spiritual per share and the reserve fund will he increased by an London .• • • ....... 51. pr cent. Stock. - - into 1,0 largo pieces. The shot had fortunately escaped two or three nights a week, and were • always regarded guineas and sows foreiga coins. Having secured the in cash, notes, bills, &c., among the cash being two old ~,„„„, .., instructions of the rev. ordinary, and took part in the addition of 4,0001. The centract for the extension line Ditto Bonds •• .• •• .. 41. per cent. - St. Katnarine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. - - - 84 i when the movement took place, and no accident resulted. as man and wife. On the night of the 12th inst, they came there about a quarter past 12, and at half•past 12 to 'Monaghan has been taken by Mr. Dar an for 100,000/. ontbatriptou .• ...... 31, Os er c. 50 0 0, 50 0 6 ! 381,4 A 10-inch sea service mortar also burst under proof onVictoria .. •• ..•• - - 51. percent. •2000t10 0 0 I 18 the prisoner retired to bed, and the gentleman soon after, booty they decamped, when the servant and child made • • • - - T r hen e n s fortunate man owes the sparing of his life prin- Friday. Time proofs are to be conducted in future in an alarm. The police had reason to suspect the maid-set- 2,000 --- - ----------- - He saw them go away about 12 next day. He could not their way to the door, bound as they were and gave the cipaily tithe the exertions made by the jury who tried him, leven of whom signed a petition for saving his life, to JOINT-STOCK B ANKS. experimental manner by firing the various pieces singly, possibly be mistaken as to the night or the prisoner. Sporting Intelligence. in order to avoid any accident which might be produced The witness was cross-examined as to whether beds vent to be in connivance with the thieves, and a-, r - persons Manchester who also petitioned mh . 1.8 .-- a ____. Dividend Amount by the fragments striking the other pieces whose fuses were not let at his house indiscriminately. He denied she " observed one of the thieves wink at the servant handed her, Mr. Angel's little daughter having in P e., Crown in hie behalf, bat more especially to the eT . e stated HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Name of Company. per of Paid. Pries. of the Ancient Order of Foresters, who sent in petitions Annum. Share. • were formerly lighted to be fired at the same time. it ;he let them only to respectable persons, and to none and hraising a fund, which it Additional Fixtures received since our last publication, --- ____ An !admiralty order has arrived at Sheerness prompt- who did not stay all night, and after his shop wa3 closed with his eye." Other circumstances transpired and the servant was found to have been in the company of Daniel in great numbers, w o are , £ s. d. Z s , d. is great will amount to 300/. for the support of the STAGLIONDS. Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 93 in,g Commander J. B. Marsh (who has held the rank of at night he admitted none but those he knew, Doyle, a suspected character, who was proved to have Commander since the 20th of May, 1844, and Command- Harriett Bidwell, chambermaid at Knight's, statedculprit': unfortunate children. Gunton ... ... Tues. Lenwade Bridge ... 11 30 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 n - had his likeness taken by the Daguerrotype, after the Fri. Stalltam, Mr. Salmon's 11 31 Commercial of London. Si.. cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 - er's command of the flag-ship Waterloo), to be Captain. that on the night of the 12th inst. she accompanied the robbery, a 3 a small trinket, part of the prope ' rty stolen . .._ _ .. Rothschild's, Baron ... Thurs. Littlecott ... ... 11 0 It ii? reported that Capt. • Marsh is to be to im- • prisoner Lynch to her bedroom at half act 12 0'c10ckC01enia1.............. 51. per cent. ;10 2250 0 00 0 00 0 2 2 5 5 100 0 1 0 00 2_o - was found in the artist's room after he left. This was the suediately to moe of the new screw steam-frigates fitting and on the following morning furnished articles for he; FOXHOUNDS. 50 0 0 20 0 0 36 to join the spring fleet. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE SURREY r London oo n nn i dt a I o n . ci . ila , .. nr . d. . Bc . . h 0 . .. .. : if t . yAs . i i . . 8 . . . , 6 0 1. , . p p e_ e r r e c e e n n t t . j use. She left with her friend at 12 o'clock in the day • first clue obtained by the police, and his likeness was se cuned. The maid•servant was com itted fo t• 1 f THEATRE. 5 Bedale... ... ... Wed. Newton House ... 11 0 Londn end Westininstr 141. percent. 1100 0020 0 0 46% . Her Majesty's order for the admission of strangers to they wee) always considered as man and wife, and ...- Fri. Scottou Village ... 11 0 London Joint• Stock ... 121. per cent! 50 0 0 10 0 0 29 m r p . a , found . view the trophies was on Friday issued to the police at s, Mr. ... ... Tues. Timberden ... ... 10 30 Frovinclalollreland.• Bi. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 the, passed as such. and were looked upon al regular lodgers guilt,' d 'd an receive a sentence of 18 months imprison- Thurs. Dartford. Heath ... 10 30 Ditto, New. ••.. • ... 181, per cent. 10 0 0 all - Royal Arsenal ate at Woolwich, and so great is the at Mr. Knight' c ' merit. . s. They were respectable persons, andTheatre on Saturday night, in consequence of the follow-The greatest excitement was created in the Surrey Colyer• Sat. Meopham ... ... 10 30 Ns.tionr.l of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - public curiosity with regard to the various articles cap-Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 00'35 0 0 - n,ppeare to be man an wi e, an sea never as eto 1 d *f d 1 k d The foregoing facts having been transmittedto Mr. J. in: diabolica.l attempt having been made by a man Deere's, Lord... ... Wed. Brisket . 10 30 p New .. ••- • • 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - tured at the seat of war that numbers of persons are con- B. Stockdale, Stiperintendent •of Police at Cardiff, with named Frederick Quennell, of No. 1, Park-road, Lock's-see their marriage certificate-that would have been Fri. Broa.dwater ... ... 11 0 orieritto Bank Corpora. ,81. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 40 gently arriving. Her Majesty was so impressed with thethe names and descriptions of three men who were sue- fields, Walworth'(a cousin of a man of the same name, Hambleton, Mr. Bell's Tues. Sutton '• • ••• 9 30 South Australia ••.• ~ 14, p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 „ se absurd, sight of her brave soldiers thus surrounded by the Rua- The person alluded to as the prisoner's friend was then Pected of this robbery, Mr. Stockdaleirereodistely recog who was executed for murder some few years since to to Sat. Seawton . ... 9 3 ,-) Union of Anstralia• ••• 30 . per cent. 25 0 0 714 sian trophies that she resolved to retain some mementoes called. He said his name was Edward Rayble, and 'limed the men hs residents for some time pa s t i n C ar diff, murder a man nam ed William Hurcum, at the Royal lioythrop ... ... Wed. Barton Gee ... ... 10 30 Ditto .............. 301. per cent. - sro 0 5i 4 of her visit to Woolwich A r ,, a ,,,,,i_. An or d er was lived on his property. He passed most of his time in and known to the police. Measures were instantly taken Surrey Theatre, Fri. Bourton Bridge ... 10 30 Union of London ..... 20'. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 25 Union of Madrid - conveyed the same evening from Windsor Castle to the cent try. He had been acquainted with Ellen Lynch to trace them, and secure them on their arrival at Cardiff From the particulars obtained, it appeared that, due- ...Sat, SUipton Barrow ... 10 30 Wad. "Winchester Race Stand the household photographer, Mr. J. E. Mayall, to five years, and had been in the habit of staying with her where it was suspected they would soon arrive. About 7 ing the day, time accused Quennell and his intended vie- Hursley ••• ••• CANALS. proceed to Woolwich and produce several groups at Knight's, at Charing-crose. On the evening of the o'clock in the evening of the kith inst, two of the pri- tiro were engaged playing a game of dominoes, when by permission ... 10 45 Fri. Blandon Gate_ .. 10 45 , ------ ei Dividend of faces and whatever he should consider most in- 12th inst. he met her in 'Brook-street, and took her to Boners were seen to issue from a house iu Frederica-street some disturbaneo took place between rho two parties, M mouthshire Thugs, Rockfield 10 30 Names of ;' E Dividend price names of p teresting. Accordingly, the artist, with his assistants, the Adel lii Theatre. She after wards paseed the night and being followed and watched to a pawnbroker' 1 f d h tbl Q 11 WV; --°1) • • • "• • ••• s ant rom wor st ey came o ows. uenoe - .. if F H Tries Bolderwood 10 30 Companies.' 1 4 per Companies. :I per r .,.,.... 4 Annum. ''''"' was employed throughout Friday and Saturday in , with him at 26, Charing -erase. She went to bed at half- were promptly secured by P. S. Win. Rallies, h• ' heard thwould df H and hang N . ' ' "' "•• • Tire Union ••• ••• 1 m Annum. who im-o say that e o or uremia an Thurs. Tile Union ~ ... 10 :3 , r, • striking off the most prominent features of the trophy past 12 o'clock and remained with him until a quarter mediately despatched P.C. Hibb s t o th e h ouse i n Fredri- f or h i m lik e h i s coui l n did . Sat. Wellow Mill ... ... 10 39 £ ! 4 • ground for her Majesty. An ambulance waggon was past 12 o'clock following. When he heard she was in ca street to secure the inmates, until further assistance On the Saturday evening, a loud disturbance near the Oxfordshire, South, Mr. • ..shin &Oldhl 93 71. 13. et.' 145. Macclesfield. 100 21, 10s. 61 brought to the spot for Mr. Mayalds laboratory, and police court 9 becomeor custody be went to the 1. tt b bail f arrived. On searching the house the third prisoner was stage-door of the house was heard by the audience, is J. S. Phillips's .., Tees. Stow Wood ... ... 11 0 Barnslny• •• • 160 - 1 - Ncatli -•• •• 100 161. - measures were taken by the police to prevent ,any ob- Fri Ho ton Pits ... 11 0 llrknkerNbrg 4 lso V. ' - Oxford.. •• • - 100 - 1 , :4 her, but the magistrate who committed her was not found in bed, and secured. On being taken to the station the theatre, which, being accompanied by a cry of tour -10 30 Birmingham 40 4/. 91% Peak Forest. 78 51 Os. /6 structiep by the crowd.ondneton . Tues. Oswildkirk and searched, the whole of the stolen plate, broken up, der, caused some little confusion, and no little alarm in S . i 0 ... .. , . ... ... 30 there, and be went to the judge's chambers and got her Coventry.... 100 251, -- Regen is ••• • 30 11 14% • SiX _Russian prisoners of war, soldiers and sailors, I • liberated on bail by of M • W . ht H order l. Justice eg man. e was found in the possession of Edwd. Brabant, tied up the house, Mr. Creswick, who was on the stage, at In. Newton ... ... 10 Derby - • •... 100 6/. 15s. 84 Rochdale,. •• 85 11. 10s. 76 Southampton's, Lord... Fri. Foxley... „, „, it 0 -- Ellsinre&Clis, 69 2% p. ct. - Somrsct Coal 540 , - have, .at their own earnest requeet, been sent on board' would swear she was with him at 26, Cearing-cross • , in a red handkerchief. The prisoners gave their names once addressed the audience, .and stated fast the con- Southampton Iranslope Park ... 11 0 GranilJ - ,nern - 100 3' pr.ct. - Do. Lk F.l •-•t 12 - - the Waterloo from the Devonshire, having volunteered when the alleged offence wee committed. .ii Gustave Miller, of Hamburg ; Carl A.usat, of Konis- fusion was owing only to one of the scene-shifters having Stamford's, Earl of ... Tues. Stretton Hall ... ... 10 30 Do 6 , ! 1 % 111 •1 &W ' 281 420 , ~r.Ct. 10 b . pr. et. , 1 $ n orelieo • - for the service; There are now only 25 prisoners of Alr. Ribton addressed the jury for Sullivan, urging that berg, in Prussia •; and Edwd. Brabant, of Hamburg- taken too much drink, when the performances proceede•i Thurs. Hunniugton ... ... 10 30 Grand -'urrey, 100 41. - Bti rews bury -11251 - - 1 war, including merchant seamen, on board the Russian there were gr Binds for doubting prosecutor ' s accuraly, long. known ae a "runner'' in Cardiff." as usual. Upon proceeding to the stage-door the re - S a b. c as tl e Hill .. ... 10 30 Grand Union,loo V. Os - ,iltonrbrldiTc..,„ ls , 121. 290 Kennt & Avn , 39 Se, Od, 634 Severn and 1 I prison-ship Devonehire, Lieutenant-Commander John Mr. Witham having summed up, the jury found Sul- Capt. Augers daughter, witheut any hesitation, den- porter learned that shortly after Hurcum bad entered Suffolk ... ... Tues. Norton Dog ... 10 45 Lancaster .. ' 100 - - 1 'Nye Rail. j2O 21 . - H. Lloyd. liven guilty, and acquitted Lynch. tified Brabant and Ausate The three prisoners have ' been the long-room of the theatre, near the green-room, Thurs. Moulton Village ... 10 45 o wls &L . vip 100! 251. 470 ; warni n g . & / 2/. 25 Tice officer commanding the de et of the 22d Regi- The foreman asked if there was any former conviction committed for trial. Doyle is still at large.-Cardiff the man Quennell saw him, and having possessed bile- Sat. Sicklesmere Toll-gate 10 45 f,eicester-.•. !0& 5/. 49%' Binni 5 100 ment, at Chatham, bee been directed to seleet a certain ainainst Sullivan. Guardian, self of a heavy iron rod nearly three feet long, he came Surrey Union ... ... Mon. Box Hill ... ... 10 30 Loicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick & 21. 10 , Thurs. Fwhurst Village ... 10 30 Loughistroen 112 701 550 Napton.. 1 100 number of the non comritif , Pinnea officers of that corps Mr. Ribton said such a question was a most infamous !ewe° _ _ • behind Hurcum and struck him over the head, inflicting 10 30 Nionmoutesh 100 - - Worcstr & 78, 21. 21 to betraneferred to the 2.1 West India, Regiment, where such a wound as to the blood to dew, after which Sat. Kennel . ••• ••• and disgraceful one ; euch a question he had never heardNliitgmervati 100 - - Binning. , they will be appointed to the rank of company serjeant- SIIOCKING MUR.D ER AT PORTSMOUTH. • cause f i b d Sussex, East ... ... Tues. Ninefield Stocks ... 10 30 a jury put before. They were not fit to try the case, and he beat Lem over the legs and other parts o tle o y mei tnmebry 100 - - wilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. - Fri. Fuller'sarms,Brightlte 10 30 maj we. They tow to proceed to the West Indies inaine- heti he been in court when they were sworn he would -- 7-'' ------- with the same deadly weapon, and no doubt Would have Staten's, Mr. Rickard Moil. Holt ... ... 11 0 diately to join that regiment. A very shocking occurr ence t oo k place late on Friday murdered him, had it not been for the aesistance yen- INSURANCE COMPANIES. certainly have challenged some of them. Thurs. St inton Wyville ... 11 0 An order has been received at Chatham garrison, night at N o , 15, Ketteringplace, near the cemetery, in tiered by a person named Mr:Leonard, of Upper Green- The foreman said his object in asking the question was Sat. Great Dalby ... 11 0 Dividend i Amount from the Horse Guards, direeti.ng that the non coratnis- that • • if I . known against Sul- the jury wished, not ling was the Mile-end-road, Portsmouth, Th e p erson whose life street, who wrenched the weapon from the fellow's Sutton's, Mr. Francis Mon. Buuhey ... ... 11 0 Name of Company. per iof Paid. Price. shined officers and men Imiori:;ing to the siept,t4 of the has on this occasion been destroyed was Amelia Ansell, hand. Police-constable John Measures, No. 160, of Fri. IVymeswo'd .. .. 11 0 Annum. I Share. liver to recomseeed her tti mercy 74th HigLlanders and 84th Regiment who nave been -'' • - ! -• . , . wife of \'m. Ansel', who is a steward in the navy, and the D division, at once went round and apprehended the Thomson's, Mr. A. Tues. Slielswell House ... 11 0 air. Witham said teat was a very proper explanation. I £ s. d. £ s. d. instructed its the use arid practice of the Enfield rifle at recently returned to this country in the Albion, * 9O, on mania who was forthwith removed in custody to the Thurs. GrendonTillage ... 11 0 A juryman said he thought Mr. Ribtonha remarks Albion .... • • .... •• .. 3/. 10s. ,500 0 0 50 0 0 33 the School of Musketry, Hythe, under Brevet-Majorboard which s hi p b e was „ pta wg, st ewar d. It appears Tower-street police-station, where the char e way taken, . . Sat. Chipping Warden ... 1 , 1 , 2 13:1.:, and Fcr. 71. 14s 6d.b5.:100 0011 0 0 - t I 1 t ° 11 ll 1 f altogether cu of p ace, rtnc i,,a. y unea et or. g . . 1Ar...,. ~.1,-,.,:.... 11,....1.1. rn._ _ _ li , —l_ I- - kllianz.t. 11-‘.l. A --di --.1 ~ , , 1 • • Xl7 1 " 11 egg ra 1 r , 0 , , v•44,ft t•••of i:. /•••• I. ••••,•• .• 4. r. WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ..- X s. d. X s. d. East London Grand Junction Kent .....• -78 i Lambeth • ..... •• • • - 100 0 0 - - N - CNV River Company j 21. 10s. - - - Southwork& Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89% West Middlesex •• • • - - BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ s. d. X 8. d. tiiinzerf,:ird.... •• - - - 12 Southwark ...... •• - 110 0 0 - - Ditto New of 73 p.c. 1/. per cent. .',O 0 0 - - Waterloo ...... , „ - - Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. IL 14s. Rd. 60 0 0 - - Ditto NW ditto of 71. ii. lOs. 4d. 40 0 0 - 2 Vauxhall ...... - 20% DOCKS. - - Dividend Amount - Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. --- - - - £ a. d. £ s. d. Commercial .......... 51, pr cent. Stock. j Stock. - East and West India.. 6'. pr cent. Stock. - -- Bast C • aritry•• - - - London .• • . .•• .• - - Ditto Bonds 4l. per cent. - - - St. Katnarine - 84 outhampton •• .. •• •• 3/. Os per c. 50 0 0 50 0 6 38 1 4 Victoria .. •• .... •• •- , ! • 1 si. per cent. • 20 0 0 10 0 0 I 18 ' JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. I Price. Annum. ! , Share. • i X a. d. .£ a. A. Australasia 2O/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 93 British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 - •• Commercial of London. 101. per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 - Colonial ...... • • lonian. „.. ..... - - Lond. Char. Bk. of Mts - 20 0 0 all 0 - London and County • • 101. per cent.l 50 0 0 20 0 0 36 Londn .nd Westininstr 1141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 46% London Joint. Stock Provincial of- Ireland I Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Ditto, N ew.• • - Nationt.l of Ireland I 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - Nat. Provincial of Eng i 8:, per cent. 100 0 0 ,35 0 0 - Date, New .. ••.. • • I 81. per cent. 20 0 0 19 0 0 - orientui Bank Corpora. ,8 7 . p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 40 South Australia •• . • . 14, p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 111 S 9 Union of Australia- • • 30 . per cent. 25 0 0 7114 Ditto - sro 0 8 1 4 Union of London Union of Madrid ...•• I - 40 0 0 all - - ---- - grobtuu iv.i. lICK .o.l.a : pat, T . .7.12 41/11UUIZAULX waggon was past 12 o'clock following. When he heard she was in cautreet to secure the inmates, until further assistance On the Saturday evening, a loud disturbance near the Oxfordshire, South, Mr. • , shtn &Mb ,93 71. 13. et. 145. Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51 _...- t N )x c c a o t r l d i •: .. .... •.. : 1 1 0 0 0 0 _l6l. 1,: - 4 brought to the spot for Mr. Mayali's laboratory, and arrived. On searching the house the third risoner was stage-door of the house was heard by the audience, ia custody he went to the police court to become bail for P J. S. Phillips's ... Toes. Stow Wood ... ... 11 0 Barnsley-. 1 1, 10 ) Fri Holton Pits ... 11 0 Brknk&A.brg - 41. measures were taken by the police to prevent . any ob- her, but the magistrate who committed her Was not found in bed, and secured. On being taken to the station the theatre, which, being accompanied by a cry of rnur structiep by the crowd. there and he went to the judge's chamber; and got her and searched, the whole of the stolen plate, broken up, der, caused some little confusion, and no little alarm in 0 Fri. N 30 awto a .., ... 10 Sinnineton ... ... Tues. Oswildkirk ... ... 1 0 30 Coventry.... 100 25 ?. -- Regen t's •• • • 33 11 14, Birmingham 40 4/. 91% Peak Forest. 78 51 Os. /6 84 Rochdale .. • 85 11. 103. 70 Derby - ••• - 100 6 . 15s. STE Russian prisoners of war, soldiers and sailors, I was found in the possession of Edwd. Brabant, tied up the house. Mr. Creswick, who was on the stage, at • liberated on bail by order of Mr. Justice Wightinan, He Southampton's, Lord... Fri. Foxley... ... ... 11 0 - - l.:llsinrc&Clis, 69 214 p. ct. - Somrsct Coal i4o, - have, at, ter own earnest request, been sent on -board would swear she was with him at 26, Caaring-cross, in a red handkerchief. The prisoners gave their names once addressed the audience, .and stated that the con- Sat. Hanslope Park ... 11 0 Grand.l , ,notn , loo 3' pr.ct. - Do. Lk 1 , 1 .., t 3 2 -.. - the Waterloo from the Devonshire, having volunteered when the alleged offence was committed. • es Gustavo Miller, of Hamburg; Carl Ausat, of Konis. fusion was owing only to one of the scene-shifters having Stamford's, Earl of ... Tues. Stretton Hall ... ... 11) 30 Do., 6 er.Ct.! 10 61. pr. et. •1 ye 8111 rd &Wore! j4o' 281. 420 - for the service. There are now only 25 prisoners of Mr. Ribton addressed the jury for Sullivan, urging that berg, in - Prussia •; and Edwd. Branant, of Hamburg- taken too much think, when the performances proceeden Thurs. Hunniugton ... ... 10 30 Grandy army, 100 41. - , l ittrewsbury.. ll2 , s l - - • war, including merchant seamen, on board the Russian there were gr ninth, for doubting prosecutor's accuracy. long known as a " runner' in Cardiff." as usual. Upon proceeding to the stage-door the re- Sob. castle Hill .... ... 10 3 0 Grand Union,loo, I!. Os - i 7,tonrbridiTc..l , 4s, , 121. 290 K & Avn; 39 6s. Od. 6% Bevern and a i prison-ship Devonshire, Lieutenant-Commander John Mr. Witham having summed up, the jury found Sul- Capt. Angela daughter, efitheut any hesitation, iden- porter learned that shortly after Hurcuin bad entered Suffolk ... ... Tues. Norton Dog ... 10 45 Lancaster ennt _l3OO - • -1W ye Rail. j 26 21 . - H. Lloyd. liven guilty, and acquitted Lynch. tified Brabant and Awed., The three prisoners have been the long-room of the theatre, near the green-room, . Thurs. Moulton Village ... 10 45 2/. 25 The officer commanding the de pet of the 22d Regi- The foreman asked if there was any former conviction committed for trial. Doyle is still at large.-oarn,ny the man Quennell saw him, and having possessed him- Sat. Sicklesmere Toll-gate 10 45 Leicester.,,, '100! 5/. 45% Binning, .5 100 , Leeds kl.iv,p 100 251. 470 ; Warwick &1 - Warwick & 7 21. 10 ment, at Chatham, has been directed to select a certain against Sullivan. Guardian.. Thurs. Ewhurst Village ... 10 30 Loughl,aro,,h 142 701 550 Nap . to 5 n.. 100 number of the non conveiseionea officers of that corps Mr. Ribton said such a question was a most infamous !erg r_ _ ----- behind Hurcum and struck him over the head, inflicting self of a heavy iron rod nearly three feet long, he came Surrey Union ... ... Mon. Box Hill ... ... 10 30 Loicstr &N ,,, tla 83 - ~. Sat. Kennel 10 30 . ... . Nfonmoutlish 100 - - Worcstr &I 78 21. 21 to beeran-ferred to the 2.1 West India, Regiment, where and disgraceful one ; euch a question he had never heard SIIOCKING MUR.DER AT PORTSMOUTH. such a wound as to cause the blood to flow, after whiele ' ' - 'Mel tnMwbry 100 - - Binning'. - ,Wilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. - they will be appointed h to the rank of company seijeant- a jury put before. They were not fit to try the case, and he beat him over the legs and other parts of the body Fri. Fuller's..lrins,Brightl'g 10 30 maj >rA.. They ilea- to proceed to the West Indies ininie- hed ho been in court when they were sworn he would et - 7'' ------- " with the same deadly weapon, and no doubt Would have ... ... H 0 diately to join tliet regiment. certainly have challenged some of them. A very shocking occurrence took place late on Friday murdered him, had it not been for the aesistance ten- Sutton's, Mr. Rickard Moo. Holt Thurs. St:llton Wyville ... 11 0 INSURANCE COMPANIES. An order bas. beea received at Chatham garrison, The foreman said his object in asking the question was night at No, 15, Kettering - place, near the cemetery, in dered by a person named Mr:Leonard, of Upper Green- nat. Great Dalby ... 11 0 Dividend ; Amount from the Horse Guards, directing that the non commis- ,the Mile-end-road, Portsmouth. The person whose life street, who wrenched the weapon irons the fellow's Sutton's, Mr. Francis Mon. Buauey ... ... 11 0 Name of Company. per I of Paid. Pric y wished, if no ling wasknown against Sul- s that the jur tl • sinned officera and Inca belonging to the depots of the liver to recomaseed her to mercy. has on this occasion been destroyed was Amelia Ansell, hand. Polce-constable John Measures, No. 160, of Fri. IVymeswo'd ... ... 11 0 Annum. I Share. 74th Hignlanders and 34th Regiment who have been a'' • - wife of Wm. Ansel', who is a steward in the navy, and the D division, at once went round and apprehended the Thomson's, Mr. A. Tues. Sliclswell House ... 11 0 1 £ s. d. £ s. d. Ir. Witham said that, was a very proper explanation. Thurs. Grendon'Village ... 11 0 instructed in the use and practice of the Enfield rifle at A juryman said he thought Mr. Ribton'm remarks recently returned to this country in the Albion, • 90, on man, who was forthwith removed in custody to the Sat. Chipping Warden ... 11 0 Albion .... • • .... ••.. 1 3/ 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 13 the School of Musketry, Hythe, under Brevet-Major altogether cut of place and totally uncalled for. board which ship h e was captains steward. It appears Tower-street police-station, where the charge was taken, Warwickshire, North Tues. Woodcote .. ... 10 45 kilianz.t. Bi, and Far. 71. IS t Od.nso 0 0 11 0 0 - Ditto Marine ....... g/. p.c. k Ns. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 40. W. Justin 211‘Carthy, are to embark at Gravesend on Mr. Gent asked Mr. Witham if he did not deem such that Ansell and the deceased had been out together on and bail refused for the accused. The unfortunate out- Warwickshire, Stoneleigh Abbey ... 10 45 Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 ' 1 6 0 - Saturday nest, in the Eeel of Hard sicke, for the, per- observations as Mr. Ribton had made contempt et court. Friday afternoon, and that she returned home earlier than he did. Between I 0 and 11 o'clock a nextdoor neighbour Fri. Monks' Path-street ... 10 45 ,euae .. 15s opt. 50 0 J 515 0 17? pose enjoining the headelearters of tin ir respective corps. Mr. Witham made no answer. In consequence of the sufferer had received a very severe scalp wound besides Wheatland, Mr. Lloyd's Tues. Oldbury 10 30 ... ... x rims Ilfe .... ...... • V. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 _ In .consequence of the interest fe:t by tbo Secretary of roc nnrnendation of the jury, lie should take two months heard Ansel' and his w if e quarrelling, and soon after, the other injuries on the body. The sufferer remains in a ferer was attended by Dr. Donoghue, who said that the Fri. Li uley 3 0 Ciritish Commercial .. V. 10s. 50 00, 5 0 0 6 3 1 1 State for War in the troops :attached to the home stn- off the sentence which would other wise have been passed. report of fire-arms. Some neighbours thereon went into very precarious state. ' Willoughby's, Mr. ... Mon. Langton Weld - l') ... 10 3) e en' n t , - ; . • 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 12( Chriel q - eil.& Gen Life spr ci. & he. 100 0 0 'lO 0 0 21 i lions acquiring a perfect knowledge of the use of the Ile then sentenced Sullivan to four months' hard labour. the house and found the unfortunate woman lyino on the ______ - Wed. Winilinill,Sekten Frst. 10 30 &Se l : -. li. •••••••• ••• •••••• ie Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 18 1 Enfield rifle before they are draughted to foreign eta- floor quite senseless, and bleeding profusely from Fri. Hui - timothy .. ... 10 30 Eagle .... ss. 50 0 0 50 0 G% ~, . . tons, instructions have been conveyed to Colonel Henry the temple. Medical a ss i s t ance was i mme di ate l y pro- Twelve persons were execute d a t Y or k , on th e 12th Sat. Kirkham Abbey ... 10 30 Equity and Law...... 4 1 4 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5% IL 20 0 0 all ( Is' Jervis, earmnanding the previsional battalion at Chaa _POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Feb. 23. cured, but death ensued in about an hour. The of January, 1813, fir riot ; they were called "Led- Worcestershire ... Mon. Witley ... ... ... 10 30 30 Genera 1............... 6/. 5 0 0 a % .• Wed. Woodcot Green ... 10 ham, directing him to select a number of the officers., ---4 , -- - dhee." Their names were John Hill, Joseph Crewther, Globe Ettropean LiCe . ....... si. per cent. Stock, . \ 105 stable Fennlon proceeded to the house and took Nathaniel Hoile, John Dean, John Men, Thomas .1, .1( . gierr3er. Hillri Fladbury 10 30 =earthen 0 511 non.commiesioned officers and privates froth the depots GUILDHALL.-- Peter Bi•iygs, who was remanded Vei Beam's, Colonel._ 11 F I l e i u • ' ... 12 0 Imperial Fire ....• of regiments on the British establishment, an:! to hold from the previous Saturday, on a charge of stealing some Ansell into custody. The latter told the constable Brook, John Walker, John Swallow, James Haigh, Wed. North Lodge, Up Park 12 0 imperial Life •. . 12s. 100 0 0i 10 0 0 Bs( them in readinese to proceed to the School of Mueketry bras , * work from one of the doors of the law courts in that it was an accident; he happened to have the pistol James Hay, and Joseph Hey. 1u the early part of the Fri. Heyshott Green ... 12 0 Indemnity Marine .... I•3s k 3/. ICO 0 0 20 0 0 80 nt Hythe, for the purpose of being instructed in rifle Gundhall, wee placed at the bar for further examine- is his hard and his wife touched the cock. Be did present century nineteen persons were hanged at New , - , Wynn's, Sir W. W. ... Mon. Broughton ... 10 30 Law Fire ............ 25.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4 practice, as well as perfecting themselves in a thorough tinn, when a gentleman came forward and identified the not know at the time whether it was cocked or not, gate at one time. George 111., of n blessed memory, Tues. Wood Gate ... ... 10 30 Law Lire... ... ...... [.egad and General Life - 100 0 10 0 0 61 50 0 0 2 0 3 an, knowledge of that important weapon, in order to act as hat worn by the prisoner as one he had lost in the Bank- and that when it went off he was so overwhelmed that had been ill or mad for some time, and unable to sign Thurs.Marchwiel ... ...'lO 30 rg g n ' tor g ' 1/ - 10 s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29) instructors to other troope. raptcy Court on the 9th of the present month. he did not hear thareport. When he reed:were:l himself " death warrants," a process since placed in the hands of Fri. Ralston Toll-bar ... 10 30 dos. lis. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - The first detachment of troops from the depots of the Combee, the detective officer, produced a quantity of he saw the blend gushing from her teraple, and be put the judges. On his recovery a hatch of warrants was Yarborough's, Earl or men. s wa ll o w cross.roads ... 11 0 Marine ..... .......... 18s.per share NO 0028 0 n ‘ India reeiroents in Bengal and Emiiiba,y will lease property Cumber of a great variety of articles of brass out his arm and said, " Amelia, what have I done 1" placed before him, which be signed, hence the ac- Wed. Rye Hill ... ... 11 0 afed. Er - Aid& Gen. Life 414 i. per ct. 50 0 5 20 0 3 3a Fri. Linwood Warren ... 11 :10 Chathambarracks and embark at Gravesend on the 12th work, which he found at the prisoner's lodgings,lle ran down stairs, he said, to send for medieel aid. cumulation of convicted forgers, felons, & c, --Weekly Monarch •• •••• •• .... 5 0 0 1 9 0 - York and Musty ... Tues. Nun Monekton ... 10 30 - 30 1 - •t March. Prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and said he had The ball entered just above the left temple, and lodged Dispatch. Thurs. Itaskolf Minerva •• ..•• ••.. sp. c , :. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 .„ A National Loan Fund.. 51. pc , cent. 20 0 9 2 , •• • •• • 0 '''' Palladium Life... The following appointments were made on Saturday et I been out of employ for the last 12 mouths, but this was between the right jaw -bone an d right ear. But there taaviteetsemissal - Stony AND IleitarNo. - SPECTACLES, Sat. Escrick .. ... 10 30 Pelican •••• •••• •• •'•• _ - - 4al the Admiralty.:-Lieut. G. T. C. Smith, to the Ureent ; the only time he had been guilty of such an offence. were some of the &igen of the left hand shot away, as POWERFUL TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACS AND PERSPECTIVE GLASSES, Phoenix - - - 178' W. T. Treoidgo, master, to the rioneer ; Joshua Whit- The officer said he had frequently seen the prisoner though the hand bad been raised to protect the temple. -Mesers. S. and B. Solomens, opticians, 39, Albernarh- laent-ERS. ProCessional Life...... 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 • 0 0 10 0 • 381 lug s master, to th e Enryalus ; Henry Hutchings, mas- hanging about the Bankruptcy and other law courts, The prisoner was taken before the borough magistrates aud firookseud, Thanet ... Wed. Chislet Mill ... ... 1) 30 Provident Life........ 1/. 5s ik , lig- 100 5 3 0 010 0 B '4 79 ter, to the Belleisle ; Charles A. Martin, acting second and many complaints had been made of hats and coats on Saturday morning, but nothing transpired before By tier Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for valuable and street, Piccadilly. Observe - opposite the York note'. Fri. St. Peter's ... ... 10 30 Rock Life............ ! .. all 228 moister, to the Nile ; Joseph Caldwell, surgeon, to the belonging to gentlemen attending there professionally them, there being only a formal remand to (this day) extraordinary improvements in the mot powerfulr and Per- Eastbourne ... ... Thurs. Snap Hill ... .. 10 30 I ,Zl l . l , F . chang '''' 6/ 10s. - ,• 248 Colossus ;R. T. Easton, surgeon, ti the Ali ;Gerald being stolen. Nearly ail the brass work in all the Monday. It is rumoured that one of the neighbours; brilliant Telescopes, Camp, Racecouts© p_ a , , an tive Glasses to know the distances of objects viewed H.H., Rochester ... IVed. Sharnal-street... Fri. N. Corner, Allhallows 11 0 United ... 11 0 Hato T,ite •• .: -. 1/ ins. - ted Kingdom •-.• .• it. 19 - Yen, Sobs. 20 0 0 40 0 5 Yen, surgeon, to the Brunswick ; Richard D. Mason, offices in the Guildhall, as well ae in the courts, had, heard the decease] exclaim, just before the report of the ee _2 to the army, nail, ' through them of great importance Lonsdale's Lord ... Fri. Rowsham ... ... 12 0 Universal Life ..... 5 /• per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 surgeon, to the Sansparel ; CLaticr: Harper, assistant- within the last few months disappeared in a. most mys- firearms was heard, ti am, William, give me time to make and thers. These telescopes possess such extraordinary _ ', Norfolk, IN est ... Fri. South Creake... .., 11 0 Victor:a Life -.... •• 51. per cent_ - 412 6 51,/ - surgeon, to Plymouth Hospital ; Jobs E. Sands, acting terious manner. my peace." Deceased appears to have been in bed at the - - •withextra '- powers that some three and a-half inches, an op, IVorthing „. _ Tues. Stavin g Post ~. 11 0 assistant surgeon, to the Exmouth. The prisoner was committed for three months' hard time of the pistol being discharged. There does not ap- piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's riug, Sat. Parham Post ... 11 0 MISCELLANEOUS. e .. 'toe per cent. stock. labour. pear to have been any premeditation on the part of the and the double stars; with the same telescope can be and an object from seen a person's countenance three miles and a half distant, SCOTCH. Dividend Amotint .MILIFIA. _a.-- prisoner, supposing the charge against him is true, for himself and his wife had arranged to take possession, on 16 to 20 miles. They are of larger mid all FOXIIOUNDS. Name of Company. per of Paid. ?rice • An opportunity was given a few days ago to the Edin . - BOW-STREET.-Miss Lydia Wheatley obtained a - bile their vary- Annum, , Share. }math County Militia, (now Qnssen's Rsgiusent of Light snmmons against Henry Hollis, a costermonger, of Saturday, of a boer-houee of which they b a g b ecome sizes, with increasing powers accordingly ;we Buccleuch's, Duke of._ Tues. Middell ... •... 10 30 i________ tenants. In the posseseion of the prisoner was found a me from 4to 6 inches enabie us to discover more than the Thurs. Crailing . ... 10 30 £s.d.£ s. d. Infantry Militia) of ♦volunteering into the line, when, Charles-street, Drury-lane, to show cause why he re- Sat. Dr Carne ... ... 10 30 5/. Assam 'lea .... •• ..•. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - after in address from the Duke of Buceleuch, colonel of fused to give up a donkey, which she claimed as her magnificent shrine, made of silver, and which had been Exhibition 1 - 1 -Val ' bl 1 ,-* -invented very small, Forfar and Kinciviine Tues. Carcary ... ... 10 30 Aactie, Mart•• ••• ••• •- 2 1 4 per cent. 50 0 o - - the regiment, a body of men stepped forward and offered property. taken by seine sailors from a church!at Kutch, and from , 80.. ua e, new e inv , above, and the Georgian, with his 6 satellites, &c.-The Royal by ' which Sat. Kintrocket ... ... 10 30 Australian A.ericultur/ • 11. ls. 108 0 0 17 10 0 25 io 7) 0 25 a ll 0 theniselves, of which 44 were attested. The regiment has It appeared that the complainant, Mis 3 Lydia Wheat- whom it had been bought by the prisoner. rplZfonl:Taani. waistcoat-pocket Linlithgow and Stir- - Australian Trust .... 8/, pet cent now contributed 321 volunteers to the army, and the ley, was the daughter of a farmer at Shinfield, near . every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses, Cyanswer ling,shire ... ... Tues. Calder House ... ... 10 45 e k t n g e l vtu ass, i lie n =l ie a ta w n a t lr th t Bto 10 miles. 11, 'OB. 10 0 0 all _ recent addition places a fourth ensigncy at the disposal Reading, and while Hying With her parents, nearly 14 rrt , Th.'ll - Pm v ..., country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at Thurs. Larbert House ... 10 45 A ngli%ilern a erlcan Land 153. - 40 0 0 - of ite,enlonel. The three companies lately sent to Edin- years ago, first becamepossessedof the • 1 * dispute. Y - stalking, yachting, to Sat. Wallhouso ... ... 10 45 Brit Canada .•• •• •• •• •• .. Si. uercent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 130 e have had burgle Caetl • to return to head-quarters in Dal- It remained with her from the day it was foaled until IN WALWOBTH. sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera, Lothian, The ... ... Tues.. Thurston House ... 10 30 Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. er cent. - - - race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful Austra.tan . mai i nil Si. . Thurs. Salton Kennels ... 10 30 Ditto, 6 per cent... - 61. per cent. - - mete keiyea the two Highland depots in the Cattle now re- the year 1851, and, being a very small donkey, was em- -----www......-. nses of the great power. Newly-constructed Spectacle Le . Sat. St. Germain .., ... 10 30 City Navigation Bonds - - - - quiring their whole accommodation in consequence of ployed to draw her about in a little chanse when she was Last night the inhabitants of Walworth were thrown Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 - est transparent power. The valuable advantage derived their increased •numbere. One company remains at Mus- a child. It was cherished as a great pet, and became into a state of the greatest excitement, in consequence of • - • IRISH. ostio ~.......... - - - - is, that vision becoming impaired is from this invention sued . Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 (1 0 ,100 0 C. - selhurah, the rest being billeted en the inhabitants of the admiration of the !nisi his h d It tt t d g our oe . a rac e the the perpetration of the following diabolical act :-About preserved and strengthened, and very a e ed persons me HARRIERS. ~, Date New ...... 50 00117 10 0 - Delkeith ' especial notice of Miss Mitford, authoress of " Our Vi: 8 o'clock in the evening a servant g i r l named Mary Con- enabled to employ their sight at the most minute occu- roe eal osoneaeon ... ... Tues. The G ra ng e ~. ... 11 3u .len. Revers. & Invest . . ,5 p. c - . &bs 100 0 0 !100 0 0 - - Oa Friday last volunteerilig from the Galloway Rifles loge,"who resided in the vicinity,andanother literary stable, aged about 19, in the Service of Mr. Notch, ap- patios can - Fri Ross ... ... 11 30 Gcn.steamNavigation ' 10 pet ' 15 0 9 14 0 0 27% into the Line took place at Newton Stewart, when 49 lady used to borrow it repeatedly. The y was peered at her master's dour, No, 15 a, Sutherland-street, ing power-and they do not require the frequent changes, Palmerstowil ... ... Mon. 12th Lock, Grand Canal 12 0 Hudson's f1ay......., - Stock, - - men offered their service/. Although the establishment made one August morning., in the year of the Great Ex- South Sutherland-square, Walworth, with a gash in her to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance. Fri. Barberstown Bridge ... 12 0 aungorford ........, 2/. ss. 100 0 0 :100 0 0 -of the r ' Deafness-New Discovery.-The Organic Vibrator, an ex- Wicklow .... ... TOC3. Rounclmouut ... ••• 0 London Insti ion tut ... - , Nthsent is only 301, upwards of 100 have union- hibition, that the donkey had been stolen. Complainant throat, from which tn• lood was flowing, crying out "1 11 - London ie . 11 0 •versionicy 5/ pc - cent. 15 --(-) 6 I 17 . 11 - teered into the army within the year, am murdered, lam murdered !" Some persons passing traordinary powerful, small, newly-invested instrument for Fri. Ballyhenry ... ••• Russell Institution.. - - -11210 0 - was at the time in London, where she now resided, in a deafness, entirely different from all others, to Corpses any- Prier'sPatentCand. Co 10!s per ten s. 20 00E17 10 21% --.-____ ,llliii _. _ house of business in Regent-street. No tidings of the by called the police, several of whom, with Mr. Price DREADFUL SHIPWRECK AND Loss OF TWENTY.NINE thing of the kind that has been, or probably ever can , Reversionary Int.. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 ,106 0 - lonkey were ever received and she had abandoned all and Mr. Crisp, surgeons, residin in the neighbourhoo,l, LIVES.-Another lamentable shipwreck has occurred on ' produced. Being of the colour the skin, is not • - of South the coast Wales, resulting in the total loss of hope of recoverina it. On Tuesday weok, while return- were promptly on the spot, and the latter gentleman tIl • itdeaf ers to hear distinctly at church cep 1e , enables p ens . . MARCH. South Australian Land 61. per cent. 25 0 0 all Trust and Loan (;omp. - ing t 3 Reoent-st ' reet she saw the defendant with the examined the wound, which, though extensive, had for- and at pnblie assemblies; the unpleasant sensation of singing a splendid vessel and the death of the captaie and long-lost a • •.t • ' ' t 1 1 not severed any ofprincipal• e • • una e y 11 4 Catteriek - 20 0 0 5 0 0 . - twenty-eightmina' in his poseession. She knew it instantly, the arteries or noises in the ears is entirely removed; and it affords all the Nottingham Spring of the crew. The ship was a fine Ameri- but controlled herself ' • •d ' ebut it was win pip , considered neeessary for her to be assistance that possibly could be-desire - L-39, Allsernexle• lO Coventry 24 sufficiently to prevent sus p icion Warwick Spring can, named the . (e , 'Feat Deice • • , leaptean aampson, 2 , 000 while contieuing t ' • n o get into conversation with the man rem ve a . o d t St Tuomae's Hospital. Thel before her street, Piccadilly. Observe-opposite the York Hotel. Salisbury l3 Northampton ............ 26 ' LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. crew of • tons burden, with a thirty-two men. She about the donkey. She said it was a vet ' • l y Keay anima , removal made the following statement" That her [ADVERTISEMENTd-It is ever a pleasing duty of a jour- 18 --- Essex - • - Orleans for • Dividend Amount was bound from New APRIL. .. Paid. Price. with cotton and staves,spud_ during a fearful gale with a biscuit. The donkey knew her directly. Having o'clock a ring came at the bell at the outer gate, and culated to benefit that vast portion of our fellow-creatures Name of Company, per of 1 I Newmarket C ............ 14 Annum. Share. from the S.S.W. else struck on the rocks under St, which has the strongest claims upon our sympathies. It is Doncaster Fpring upon her going to the door she found it open, and the continued talking to the man till a olic man came p e in 3 York Spring ............... 22 --en---------- - 7.------- Gowana-head, . a few . miles to the southward of Mil- s i bstated hwith this feeling that we call the attention of invalids to Thirsk . a 8 , d. £ s. d. gt, she her cape to the latter who took carehad b lifted - f'd Three chainbeen up rom the outsi e. ree per- Cu ovo ~ .extract from Du Barry's interesting Report of fll ' ' f o ine .Creston Park 3 Melton ............. .... .•24 • Bank of Scotland ..•• 7, per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1841 0 ford Haves, and immediately went to ple a „ . , an that both the man and the donkey should be fortheo • ming. sons were there, who after some trifling remarkrushed reawithout medicine of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency„ eo Newmarket F B n 8 British Linen Company 8 , '.. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 a 220/5s Epsom Spring the two seamen the crew , only Lite -chief mate tarn were The father and mother of Miss Wheatley, and a young into the passage, overpowered her, and before she could Consti • BT d L 1' t C 1 pation Nervous, i mule and iver comp am s, oug 1, l4 Caledonian Bank .. •• . 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 9 8/. ies saved, .04 - remainder, including cap, meeting - a lady, a former schoolfellete, identified "Tuppy" (th e give an alarm th ' rew her down the kitchen stairs. A gag Asthma, Consumption, and Debility, by Du Barry's Reva- Durham MAY; City of , ilasgow Bank 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 1 / 14s watery,grave. - The survivors met with every o oa ., Y donkey's name) and the me-gists/nee also took apersonal was then put into her mouth, and then her face was lento Arabica Food. Cure No. 180.-Twent-five years' ner ,,,, ...... 6 Bath .20 C mmereial Bank •• 71. per cent 500 0 0 1 00 0 0 223/03 pethy and kindness, and from their statement it ap. inspection of the donkey, which bad been brought . d withgreatcoat. They left h ' that d • n to the covered wi a ey her in eon 1- vousnass, constipation, indigestion,l debf •which Chester Spring... 3 .. 13 Epsom 27 Eastern Bank.. ••• • .• . _6l per cent. 25 0 0 10 001 1 3s pears that for some days they have not been able to ' I had suffered great misery, and . which no medicine could Shrswabury .............. door of the court. tion, arid then proceeded to rob the house. Atter ash ch Emilie& Glasgow.... 3341. p cent. au 0 6 0 0 41.16 s make an observatiou, the weather having been so bois- For the defence a farrier in Short's gardens was called they returned, d , ey an she oornmenceu to struegie a great e .. remove or relieve, have been effectually cured by Du Barry's Manchester ..- ......... 14 Exchange Ilnk of Scot.. - - a•-• - JUNE. National Bank •• •• •• 636 per cent. 100 0 0 0 0 0 171/ Os terous. Not a vestige of tbe ship remains, and though who, said he had known the donkey for some years, d deal to get free. One of them assed hisarm ' round her food in a very short time.-W. R. Reeves, Pool Anthony, 0 0 2 10 o i'. 178 the cargo has been washed. about the coast, yet, i o w-- g • snood it when it" It k d- h th • h P was a "gabby, was now 8 years old, .. . . Tiverton. Curo neck ,an wo, some ing s arp cut inflicting ai s i t „ tt , No. 1,784.-Not expected to live six days Beverley .................. 4 I Newcastle-on-Tyne 24 North of •4cotland Bank bl. per cent 20 st. per cent KO 0 0 100 0 0 132110 to the high cliffs that line the shore, it is feared little Another called,wh o gash baud, which her, cl ----p•-I• ' s was cure man named Jones was Arabica Food.-Mandalena Purvis Moffat, Scotland. Core 8 A cot Heath ... . . .......... 10 1 Bibury 25 Royal Bank of 8 cotl. .. Union Bank of Scot. - Si. si percent. 100 0 0 50 '4) 0 921155 13 I Stockbridge xt• Weston., Bank -••• • •• 7/. per oent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 75/ 03 can be saved. She-was laden with 4 500 bales of cott)n, bought the donke • P r O f 15 yat Smithfieldin lee or s s off the knife. One of theirs also gave her a violent kick No 5 461 S' t'• • ' partial '• 1 , ff teone-half ~-ix y yeaes . paia.ys.s, a ce . ing Hampton cent. 100 e 0 11 0 0 IS/104 and was ,valued at 30,000 i. The bodies of several of The magistrate disb e li e ved these statements and or. in the side, which rendered her insensible, • • in which of my frame, and which had resisted all other remedies, has Newton • 13 I Winchester JULY. 27 alliance Fire and Lice.. 834 1 . Pt British Guarantee ... 4/. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 1/ 13s the crew have been recovered, and buried at Angle. d er ed the restitution of the'donkey to Miss Wheatley, state she remained fur near an hour. The police, on yielded to Du Barry's Health-restoring Food, and I now con- Caledonian Fire 'astir . 10,. per cont. 100 0010 0 0 25/ 103 • A private letter fro •re Constantinople, under date the who left the court with her 'friends and the companion of examining the premises, discovered a skeleton eider myself estranger to all complaints excepting a hearty old Newmarket - of Glasgow Lite , 61. percent. 0 0 20 0 ii. 8,, 11ti. Inebruar a y, sates as follows :" Adviees from 11n- her youth, much delighted its ' at recovery. key in the lock of the door, and a knife belonging enc. - Wm. Hunt, harrister-at-law, • King's College, Cambridge. Carlisle ••. Life Insur. 61. percent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 2711fis . . cherest are to the effect that the French Consul has ad. In canisters, slbs. lls. ; 12114., 225. The 121bs. carriage Liverpool Life 51„)erceni:. 50 0 0 3 5 0 a 11 s .-_____ to the house was found in the kitchen covered Eng. & Scet, Lass dressed to his Governmeut.a, tin 1 Final report on the state WORSHIP - STREET.-Joen aencaete, alias Reeee, a with blood, The brutal ruffians contrived to carry free, en receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry and Nottingham 15 Life seac. e Hcovand 6 /.percent. 10 00.110 0 61 lOs of the Principalities, he which •• he advocates their Co. 77 Regent-street London • Fortnttm Mason and-Co., young m an ef stylish appearance, was charged with the away a silver sugar basin and other - valuable articles, r u ! ' ' pi' • ' '' AUGUST. National ?ire and Life 61. per ; l ent. 1p 001 0 0 2/. Os .. , union under . the hereeieery anthoril; f ford h y 0 ann commission of several artful robberies in the neighbour- 'to what extent has, of cause, not at present been ' iveyers to her Majesty . , ecadilly ; also at 60, Grace- Brighton ~ Scottish Colon Insrne. 714/. precut. 20 0 0 1 00 D. lie .• - Prince. it. 13 said that he Pedots out Prince Stir hey h -, 1,, N' t ol D - ' aster- church-street; 333 and 401, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 6 0 , hood of tlto .0 evving on an Ralston, twined. In consequence of the above daring affair extra e Brighton Club -n 8 'Radcliffe Cornhill • 49, Bishopsgate-street; 50, Charing-cress; si, ' • silthstwly person eligible for this hie) post.'' . Mier Mary Sudo'', * raitiden lady, rewidiag i n Albi on , police have been placed on duty in the neighbourhood. upper Bake!-streot; 63 and 150 oOxfor d -street s Reading 12 Rah= .___. ... - 26 United Dap Aseueenee N. per cent. 1p R. q 1 _ 0 0 = _ Dividend ; Amount Name of Company. per I of Paid. Price. Annum. I Share. 1 £ s. d. £ s. d. Albion .... • • .... •• I 3/. 105. 500 0 0 50 0 0 03 Xllian4..tt Bvi.:, and Fer. 71. 14s Gd.bs.:loo 0 0 11 0 0 Ditto Marine ... gl. p.c. & hs. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 40% °nchor 6 per cent. 5 0 ' 1 0 0 t 1,1.5; 153 Oa. 50 0 J 515 0 17U Argus Life .... ...... • V. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 _ itlritish Commercial V. 105. 50 0 0 , 5 0 0 6 Clericl.AlCd.BG Gen. Life spr et. & ho. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 21 i 4 county .... .. .. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 Crown 175. Cd 50 0 0 5 0 0 18% Eagle ss. 50 0 0 6 0 0 G% Equity and Law 414 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 4% European LiCe I/. 20 0 0 all IS Genera 1...........„ •• y y Glebe . ....... si. per cent. Stock. ~ \ 105 , luardian ............ s'. per cent 'll , O 0 0 47 5 0 ; 51!.6 f mperiai Fire ..... .... 12/. per cent seo 0 0 50 0 0' 340 Imperial Life ,. . 12s. 100 0 0i 10 0 0 my, linletnntty Marine.... 1'35 k 3/. ICO 0 0 20 0 0 80 Law Fire .......... 25. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4 Law Lite............. 100 0 tO 0 0 61 Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 3 b% London London Ship.... Marine ..... .... •. • ... 185. per share 100 0 0 28 '1 0 Nfed. Dril id & Gen. Life 414 i. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 31 i Minerva •........... sp. c;:. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 Monarch •••••••• .. 5 0 0 1 0 0 National Loan Fund.. 51. pe , cent. 20 0 (5 210 Palladium Life... Pelican ....•• • • • • .. •• 451 % Phoenix Prci r esslonal Life...... 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 • Provident Life........ 1/. 55 0 be. 100 0 0 10 0 . 35 i Rock Life............ 75. 5 3 0 010 0 R. 4 Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. all 228 Sun Fire •••••• 6/ 105. —1, 248 Ihtto Life . . I/ 14s. If - United Kingdom .. .. IL p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 40 0 5 Universal Life .•• ..... 5,. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 VlCtoria Life • • ...... 51. per cent. — 412 6 5. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of i . Paid. ?rice. Annum. Share. --' • 4 s. d. 4 s. d. 5 . /. 50 0 0 2 0 0 0 Assam 'lea •• •• ••.. •• •• •• Adcw,i , Alart•• •• •• - - 2 1 4 per cent.i 50 0 0 Australian a.gricultur l • 1/. Is. 108 0 0 17 10 0 25 Australian Trust .... 8/. pet cent 25 0 0 Austradan Royal Mall 5/. • 10 0 0 all _ Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11 10s. 10 0 0 all British Am.lrlcan Land 15s. 40 0 0 - Canada .•• •• •• •• •• .. Ki. ocr cent. 1100 0 0 32 10 0 130 Do. 5 per cent Bonds 57. per cent. Ditto, 6 per cent. .. - 61. per cent. 10814 City Navigation Bonds Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 im to ~.... Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. ICO 0 0 100 0 0 Ditto New ....., . 50 0 ojl7 10 0 4en.RCITTS. & Invest. ,sin c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Ocn. q teaniNavigation 'lO p ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 27k Hudson's 8ay.... •• Stock. tiungerford .... •.. 2/. Si. 100 0 0 100 0 0 London Institution 1. • London It•:versionary 5/ pe - ceat. 15 00 I all Russell Institution •• .. fl 2 10 0 Prier's PatentCand. Co 10'. per cern . 20 0 0 , 17 10 2114 Reversionary Int... Soc. 4141. pr cent. 100 0 0 lOO 0 Royal ' , flail 'team.... 1/. p. share. 100 0 0' 60 0 0 South kustratian Land 67. per cent. 25 0 0 all Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada .... 20 0015 0 0 . Country Markets. HADDINGTON COR MARKET—FEL 22. WHZAT. BARLEY !OATS. I Ight la First FS4 Od 404 0r 36s 6d 4 83 Second 704 id 354 106 :ill Pa 4 4 s I Third s ls Od 2 8s Od 1 28 s 6d 1 364 t i 4 : 1 1 Total qu an tity o f w h ea t i n mar k et, 818 qrs., T7°,,: _i i barley „ 505 qrs., r'v! 1(1 oats ,1 666 qm., 65e so -4 Pt nr beans If 194 qrs., 151 110 ' AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. Wheat, 3/. 10 1 1-12ths 1 Barley, ...11. 15 10 4- 1, 2 ,1: Oat; ... 11. 11 9 3-12th s 1 B eaus, . ....2 1. 4 4 6*-"'" fP 11l DALKEITH GRAIN MA.RICET—FEL 21. Qrs. Best. Current. infetior, 034 Wheat 76s Od ...... .. 00s Od 1366 Oats 328 8d oos Od 661 Barley 'i7s 6d oos Od 72 Peas & beans 488 Od OOB Od ABEitDEEN—Fe➢. 22. Potato oats 9 36 Od to 248 tid 1401bs per bukt o Common oats —s Od t o 22 8 Od Bore 32 s Od t o '. 4 .4s Od 1 albs Barley 32 8 .0 d t o 34 8 Od Wheat, red (spring)sB B Od t o 65s Od „ white 6Bs Od to 72s Od 1 621bs n Oatmeal - l76' cd to les 6d per boll. Flow 578 Od to 58s Od per seek. pnovisiox MAESIIT. Beef, per lb ....... to Butter, p lb. Os Od toll/ V I Mutton, per lb 6(1 to Pd I Eggs, p doz. Os Sd toN Veal, per lb. ...... . 6d to 9(.1 Hens, p pair 2s 6d to 31 uoj Pork, per st...fie 6d to 5s 9d Chickensolo. 28 6d to Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducks, do., Os Od to 3 s 01 Grotise, per brace Os to Os Ducklings,doOs Od Tallow, p stone, —d to 4s 70 Turkeys, each& 6d to 4i 0 1 Potatoes, pr pack, 6d to id Geese, do., Os Od to O" Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.Bls Od t ( ' 6 l f Eggs, wholesale price, por dozen RETAIL PRICES. I PO I Flour —s 03 to 3s Od Barley flour,l4lb.oB 6 to tA) Oattneal,lllb Os Od to is 10d „ dust, O9 toO' Bereineal ....us Od to is 10d per lb 2d t o 15 4 5- Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s 1 d I Sas,„ ......................... 4-Ib. 10af...83. I 2-lb. 10af...4d. Cheese, per imperial stone, 3s 6d. to 4s. DUBLIN—FEB. 22. White wheat, 37s Od' to 42s ; red-ditto, 36 s Od to 41' n - e t, barley, 14s 61 to As Od ; oats, lls 61 to 15 s 3d ; ra1 0 1,, d , 0 ) —s Od to —s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 14s Od to 16. t 0d ; ba flour, :)2s 0 , 1 to 2es Od per cwt ; ludi au corn, 33 s 01 to 36' per 4RO lbs, ~~d BORNE MA ILS. 4r,niiiem teat the 4 , the night—end M by rl, : . ( l.l ;o l. r r ning--.3espatch vun, !VIM tile General Post 00 COrNTRIE'4. Day ruL,ll in General Vost , --Wee, London:. Frona wt)a For , du , Dispach, Mar. I* IFvery Amerlea(byßrit.pack)N kmericp. (by United Sts.' packet) America (by U. States packet) ..........N kustralia (via South ampton) . ..... aitto (via Marseilles) N Ditto (via Capo of Good Hope) ............N Africa (West Coast) ..N. 2 3d of the month A.:exandria..........N 8004, & 30 of Liverpool Feb. 27 ItiveiToo, Fob , 21 I9outh t ISouthump o cover I tit Itlnto' Mar• 6 rtymo u 'Dover Southampt.' , .' Southarrtpt.' 'Dover .... ISouthomp ,,, ' Soot ham pto, VArious pot, 2O . th of MO7, i3ahamas ...........M 17th of e mon , Tie!glum .......... ,N Daily lirazil ..............M. 9 th of the month.. Buenos Ayree....., ..m j 9th 01 the mont!. Cape of Good hope .N Cape of Good hope N Cape do Verde 9th of the :north Ceylon (see India) Ceylon Channel Isles ...N Mnn.,Wed.,&Fri 4. natl. 6 ~ Mar. p ßlar• io ' Feb 26 0. gouthampto' 6111 - 11. - ,21 gt, 17th of mom; China •• •. . Once a month.... Constantinople , IN 8,13,1t5,23,N,2s of Constsntinople ..... Sr 20th of mon Cont. of Europe M NiTvvice daily ~ , , Egypt (see India) France ........ M N l'lvice daily • libraltar .. • • .... M 4, 7,17, 20, 27 Greece (see India) tkeytown .......... M 2nd & 17th of mon. asmburgh ..........N,Tuesday ft Friday a av „ nna h 2nd of the month: gelland ••••• • • • • • • M .l) ai l Y •••••• • • • • • • - - _ !Southampto• 15outhamptc, ; Mar. 4 liNovor Southampton Dover .. IDover iSolidi mptoo !Routh kinrn London ISoutharupto , Dover .. iSouth am p t Plymouth • • 'Dover .... liondaras tlthe month.l India (vial4olllhampt.)lll:4th I. 20th of rno.a.l India (via Marseilleslbl 9th& 25th of month' lonian Wes (see 1ndia).7, 1 7, tk 27 of mon Ireland & NlTwice daily • • •• & 27 of to. mover. . .. • • 'Holy head 'Sout hampto ISouthamptowl Li verpool qtAdeira • • • • .• • • ....211 Vadeira Anita (see India) ktalta Hauritlus (see India) Mauritius •••• • • • • N NeXICO ••• •• •• •• ••• •M ',471,p1es • ........N New Granada .... Tv Few Zealand ~...... Papal States .. lti Peninsula Peru M !Mil Natal N 41cily Tuscany . , _ .N „Tenezuets , Van Diernen's Lanc (qe : 9th of the month 23d o , month ... 8,18. it 28 of mon Dover 1 4 1 th of the cnontl.l 'grid of the mor,V.. ibthlsth2.sthoftnon 2•tßa 17thof metW BI privatt, 81f .. stlllsthrithofrnon Tthl7th27thormon. & 27th 01 moo Lty private ship...l 15th I 1 5 th25thofmo, I 1 5 th16th25thnitho,:l 191/ t7th otmnnt ISouthampto , I Various port Dover ... • Southampton I Southaropt..o Various ports Dover ... Dover • • 4on them:tot°, Po" I Vac" lito 6 # •xuqtrcai..) Wel! ' 7 tr , ( :Southampton 1 if Isl6et- d e Vi r hendny of thole lateo fall on a iunday, the .nalla patched on the following day, with the exception of the In" A al 'onthamhton), and the Walta - b o th o f which will be deaDatc h '" preceding da: SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, FRS. 23, e ° Sines EXCHANGE.—The tone of the market ha" ec t. quiet to-day, and the prices closed with a firm alP o r Lancashire and YOrk s hi re , 812 k .I—Midlands, „ f i g 44 Blackburn, sj—Manchester, -Sh e ffi e ld, an d Li nc oln, - h t u or o, —London and North W es t erns , 101$ j—S ou th jr 19 lls. 3d.—North Rtstern, Berwick, 194—Lan T „••••• and Carlisle, thirds, new , 64 p.--Dutch Rhenish, I r Great Western, 59g. MANCHESTER, FEB. 23. d o ing STOOK EXCEIANGE.— The market to-day has beer; 511 a moderate business, and prices were firm. Leea s 'ior —Dovers, 193—Midlands, 70$—Berwick, 19 1.16 D it to s don and North WeSterns, 1011—Sheffie1ds, 241" Pref., 11. BIRMINGHAM, FEB. 23. STOCK EXCHANGE.—Th e t one o f th o mar k e t Wns 1)0 4 to-day, and prices generally advanced a s h a de. LSO and North Wester ns were d one at 10Ia 13 14 (Bristol and Birmi ng hams), 134!—S ou th Staffordep 4 ," 9d. d.—Midlands closed at 70i —Great Westerns, 5 LEEDS, F. 23. /"1. STOCK EXCHANGE.—MidIands, 70 I—No rth terns, DUBLIN, FEB. 23. STOCK EXCHANGE.--Three per Cent. Consols, 91 9 r . Ditto for Account, 7th Mareh, 903 4—New Three , Cent. Stock, 904—Ditto, far Account, 7th March, 91 01 Grand Canal Co., for account, 38r—Great Southern s o} Western, 53j , —Ditto, for account, 534--Bank St oc k, —Dublin and Wicklow, 53—Midland Great Weatere s et Royal Canal, 50—Ditto, halves, 2 411—Wicklow CoPr Mines, 32 Ditto, for account, 324. CRYSTAL PALACE. SATURDAY,—FIVE SHILLING P e —Admissions on payment, 136 ; ditto by season ticks" / 1,430. Total, 1,566. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Pills a certain ej r :, for Pains in the H ea d an d S tomach.—Miss Sarah It greaves, of 3, Howson-street, Carlisle, states, in a l e ` l ,l to Professor H o ll oway, dated September 10, 1853, she was afflicted for a number of' y h ears with severe P a e ''s in the h ea d an d stomach, dizziness, weakness in r- ta eyes, and the other usual disagreeable accompanime n t of a disorgani,ied system. She tried every k nown rero.i 4 and had the be s t me di ca l a d v i ce , but derived no bet e .o. whatever. At l as t s h e reso l ve d t o g i ve H o l loway ' s 1 1 0 a trial, and, after using them for a short time, shy. ' / A restored to perfect health, which sbe enjoys uninter ti l o t city to the present time.—Sold by all druggists, Or 0 . d Professor Holloway's Establish men t s , 244, Strand, •L'` 9 o , (Ton ; ;and 80, Mai 'en-lace, N e w Y or k ; by A. StarnP.r Constantinople; A. Cuidicy, Smyrna; and EP I . BIRTHS. or A lON. On the 23d inst., the wife of George Thomas Jeski Esq.. of 32, Upper Avenue road, Regent'a-park. f i n !, On the 22d inst., at Beaumaris, the wif e o f Lieut. - ‘"" C. G. Fagan. OF A DAUGHTER. On the 22d inst., at the Priory, Blaskmore, Essex, gr°. W. T. Longbourne. 0, On the 22d inst., at 8, Harley-street, Cavendish the wife of the Rev Ed war d Th om p son , D.D., v icar " Kington, Herefordshire. • MARRIED. On the 19th i ns t., at Christ Church, Cheltenham, (1 r t. Poital, 4th Li g ht Dragoons, A.D.C. to Lieut.-Gene r ts Lord G. Paget, to Eliza, youngeit daughter of the le Lieut.-General Taylor, C. 8., Limit... Governor of the BO Military College, Sandhurst. T Oa the 21st inst., at St. Saviour's Church, J erse y, 0 ? 1 , Bethune Thompson, Esq., of Liverp o ol, t o R osa Ed i t. third daughter of Rear-Admiral Morrison, Claremont -0 race, Jersey. DIED. On the 23d inat., at 22, Bryanaton-square, Wlr" 010 Eyre, Esq., aged 83. On the 22d inst., at 12, Coventry-street, Mr. Fral i . Lambert, of the firm of Lambert and Rawlings, aged 4 u, On the 21st inst., in South Atulley-street, Mary .A ll° eldest daughter of the late General haac Gascoyne. On the 20th inst., a t Poole, D erse t s hi re , Thomas Salter' Esq., J.P., F.L.S., F e ll o w o f th e R o y a l College of Su genus, aged 70. On the 19th inst.. at Morwick Hall, Northumberlan d ' General Sir John Grey, K.C.B. DO' On the 17th inst., at Mansell-street, WhitechapeL S. Salome, aged 44. . Ou the Nth inst., at Leamington, Louisa Manners sot ton, eldest surviving daughter of the late Right Rev. 9. 0 . Sutton, Archbishop of. Canterbury, aged 69.. „ ir On the 22d jest., James Platt S w ift, o f Littl e Que' street, Westminster, formerly of Halifax, aged 73.. LonriktirrPrinted anet PubliAael by KURD() y0i11 41 4 of No. 112, strand, Printer, at 77 0, Sun Office, No it ;itrand, in h Praeittet of the Savoy, in tii• - Middlerea, MpndAy, FOrnary 25,1856. Tirl d4.ll. I 0. 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