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r n .14 - _, sII N I LONDON, FRIDAY _E VE N 1 1:-. G l NOVEMBER 7, 18 5 6 . _________ , -- , ~.... . „,....------------<„,... LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS ;of any captor, are requested. with as little delay as possi- t GENERAL WILLIAMS AND OM.111? on Sunday, the traffic on many of the routes on that day (Tlf is 6B: ARE IviARKETS trbirl) /Zbition b ot l i e m , e t n o ts t i r t a o ns t m ho it p t r b iz e o s ß em ra e n , c a h cc o o f m t p n a o ni v ed by the usual do apartment of the " Acconntant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset- PAS II A . ._..,..--- being insufficient to afford an, aelequate return, and the management., .being desirous of restricting it so as to Y . T .!HIS DA.Y.) ---e.--___. - i ! (~,,,,,,,,;.„ O •-.:071.- .•r;c. , -.1 .nsiu,n• Stir. , Psi d. RAILWAYS. ~., ~,,p ay, t h i s a . v . this 48.7. - enable a proportion of the compan . y's servants to have a RAILIAT A YS. house." The following letter has been addressed to the portion at least, of the day at their own disposal. _______ .. _________, .... —.---- ....... ____. -- - Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in editor of the Times :- , t • SC. ell Bedferd wee .Leadoo & , SUN OPPI(T, Seven o'Clock. It is ' but justice te the directors of the company to :say , . aenavers. Closing Facet Easiness done Bletehley .„ IN. VI.A. ... -- . -----_____ - 'me tho the London Gazette, of the date proposed for th-) com mencement of distribution ; and,. at tho same di , Sie,-I have read with surprise and regret Lieutenant- that they appear to be desirous of adopting any real air. Paid. this day. this day. Colonel Simmens's letter, which appeared in yolir - 102 improvement which may be suggested to them. Wilt , ----- ____--e----------- ---"---"' St tOta Clydeedei •.; • . iCatedon ... 98 AMERICA. amount of an inaividuars share in the respective classes columns of to-day, commenting on a paragraph contained this view they offered a premium of 100 guineas for a lA' gig - IT t • 8 0. 14 will be announced. ma. .o tng. 0.0 15 all Col.Stour Vy. lE. l j &L'.o 12 - in one of my private notes written during the painful model !omnibus, and paid that amount to Mr. Miller ; . and Rutin Jurist... 4- 41 St. 100 Buckghaeuee IL.&N.W• 96 - 98 ..c.- ---.- and the fact of their having availed themselves of the [ 11) 1 ell Belfast Se iiallyranne. .. - 5 all B. Um H. S , a E. Count, 4 a . , . ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. struggle at Kars, and bearing on the military conduct of Omar Pasha, over whom the Lieut.-Colonel would fain skill and resources of three of the most eminent builders, (.31! ell Birming..V; olyerle. e s„ Ino B. lain. g. 6 pe. Gt. ii, refire 133 - 13 4 6 4 St. 100 Glas. Barr. ‘!., Celdonten. John Greaor accountant and general agent, Manches it. y, throw his mantle, though we are not informed whether a ll fo r mid a bl e competitors with each other, affords evi- . ! (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP Ff.,.,. I Stour 'Tetley ....... 81 • 81 Neils. Direet .. - ter. BANKRUPTS. he does so at the Pasha's desire or otherwise. It must dence of the sincerity of their professions. They have 31 all IBirt (mild. Lerma- a St. 100 Do. New lii)o (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) , i Cae.hire June' l7 -18 25 all Glstr.dr Da ite Gt. Westn ,„ - ..• 12 ail I Blacsburn .........• ••• y now about 6,000 horses and 3,000 men, and their omni• ~,,,, .. ee' • 44 1' ?•.' . Do Climb *Ewa, 15 - 16 101 all Hrtlpl. Dk & Yk. Now. • LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. Louis Castrique, merchant, Philpotdalle, City, to sur. also be left to the future judgment of the wdrld to s a render Nov. 21, at one, and Dec. 16, at twelve, at the whether or not Lieutenant Colonel Simmons s military buses run about 30,000 miles daily, and convey the Railway._ , & Berw. ..., - Edwards, official assignee, Sam- reputation and services are of sufficient weight to enable The Royal Mail steam-ship Persia, Capt. C. H. E. Court of Bankruptcy. brook-court ; Appleton, ew N City-chambers, Bishopsgate- him to do so with an effect equal to hie zeal. almost incredible aggregate of a million of passengers. 22 ' all Dc . ., „ do . : .: - 12 - 13 ••• • Jndkins, from New York, with advices to the In addition to the public omnibuses inspected yester. a Blyte.SeTyneorgina 25 all Do. a Sherd.. Do., street. The book published by Colonel Lake was written mere day there was a private one, adapted for about ten .Z 25 (issd. at £45 .a - 124 all Do. 1 Sharee. Do - - --. 29th October, was off Holyhead at 2.30 this after- with a benevolent object than the usual one of pecuniary persons elegantly fitted up, and so arranged as to be 5t..100 Brad& and Exeter... 92 - 93 93 2 I. 11 all Lon.&Greene S. Es.stess. 12 i- 13 Edward John Hodder, grocer, Birming . ham . , Nov. 21, - noon. It is expected tha,t her mai 'is will be landed end Dec. 10, at half-past eleven, at the Birmingham Dis trict Court. Christie, official assignee, Birmingham . gain or literary reputata ion. Unfortunately, all the pri ' vate etters o my ai e- e-camp, leu enan - o one 1 f al d L . t tC 1 1 peculiar ' ly suitable for pleasure parties. After the vehicles at. 1.00 231 s - 112 1 110 50 all Hull & Selby Y. &IT M 106 - 1(8 Celedonien .. 56 - 56 i stil 6 i s i 64 It. all Do Preferonee D 0......... 224 - . St 100 Lon., U., .a e. Pe .0 .4 ..o early tbis evenisg, and delivered in London to- Southall, Birmingham. - had been exhibited in the Guildhall-yet - CI they proceeded St. 100 Teesdale, which w e re i n t en ded t o ren d er thi s littl e volume t o the., Mansion-house, where they were inspected by the 5U , all Chgeter as _Holyhead '35 -37 " ' •'• • t) 0 103 - 10 31 De. Bark. Sh. , Du I Ip i Morrow morning. Thomas Brindley, grocer, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, 'Mere - • Nov. 21, and Dec. 11, at half-past eleven, at the Birming- ' ' es a, , , -r, son tin t were fer the moment, lest ; and I then, Lord Mayor. His lordship entered nearly all of them, 20 , al. Cork, Black, &...a.• .. - ••• it 100 Lowestoft ee. .... 4 .-........-..-... - ~.. 4 par cent Norfolk._ ... - ... 83 ham is D . trict Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Bir- and listened with great attention to the explanations 10 ail o]P.',. A - a. it 1.00 Do. 6 per ct Do . t . .- - WENLOCK RACES.—(This Day.) mingham ; James, Birmingham. from my friends in London and give it to Colonel Lake Morris Barnett, jeweller, Ramsgate, Nov. IS, at half- partially to fill the regretted void. , afforded him b Mr. Macnamara, one of the managers, y 10 1 8 Do B and by some of the directors of the company. The 50 . g e : Cork and Bandon ... - ... -.-- a. 5 all Mauch. Beta L.&N. Ca • - te- - past eleven, and Dec. 16, at one, at the Court of Bank- In excluding many paragraphs of my lettere, which public, too, both at the Guildhall and the civic palace, 16 ! tat •.% Driblinatßelfaetaunc. ... . ...p Dun. P. ta Aber. Jne. 91 .- 104 end Mediate et. :TAM. 21 --- 23 0 all Miadlosatee• t Sail:ton & FORESTER HANDICAP. ruptcy. Graham, official assignee • Philp, Bucklersbury. would only have tended to keep alive a painful subject eagerly availed themselves of the opportunity of per- se„ 1,,a; All -17 e Rede.g 6 p.c. Darlinet. ~. • i Thomas Thomas, milliner, Manch'ester, Nov. 24 and Dec. on which the Sovereign, the Parliament, and the nation sonal inspection in a matter so important to all. , East ag an 20 1 all , Eastern Counties .. 9 9 1 9 i st. 100 Miditt. II re !.. Mallar.d.. 91 ••• 93 Laverne. 2 5t.1.00 East. !Team, A. Stt 35 - 3 7 61 51 Newmarket Gaylad official assignee, Manchester • Richardson and Sadler, Old ideutenant-Colonel Simmons should have escaped my - et. ,16•pe , B. Stock ..... 23 -25 Bury E. 0.5 p. Eq• Coma. p 1 e. 3 Jewry-chambees, London • L ' ivett, Manchester. Mary Ann William Turner, build ' er, Finsbury-street, Middlesex, eye. But as Lieutenant-Celonel Simmons can have but 26 1 Sak Do:, Now A . ... ..• 50 all N e rit Est.sp.c. E. Count. fib -57 POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—Nov. 6. 7 - 5 Eight ran. Nov. 21, at twelve, and Dec. 20, at half-past twelve, at eb• t ' vie •n ri •• • • o_n_ o jec in w . 1 c timing this paragraph-that of • 25 ld East Kent - .•. . 82 - 84 WYNNSTAY NURSERY HANDICAP. the Conrt of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, deka , ing me to pnt into execution the threat I made "to ....- at. 1.00 eset Lenceeehire sa all Do. Fixeds pc Do Silkimere .......................................................... 1 Basinghall-street ; Rogers, Fenchurch-street. mark with my ink' the General in question-I must MANSION-HOUSE.-Tein GREAT GOLD ROBBERY. 3t. ,100 Edinburgh& Gimp .• 54 10 ' all &limb and Peoblee .. ... - 56 • ' , ..7, all Prost. &V. y: L. &le. N. ~. - ... 1 123 all Do. 3 Shrs. A- Do ... - ... ' 221 11 2 Levi Pearson, grocer, Rochdale, Nov. 17 and Dec. 17, at reluctantly enter on the subject. William Pierce and Tames Burgess, the former once a st , 100 • , _ ~,. . 3 a3l 33.} Duchess of Sutherland ' twelve at the Manchest er District Court. Pott, official On the arrival of Omar Pasha to take command of the gu a rd, and the latter, till last nieht, holding a similar 10 ' ' gdin.Pr,.h & Dime o St. 100 Roystn.& Hit. GtNorthe 133 , - 136 , 3 ' all e nr o l a t Clyde Juno ... - - 25 ''. Si Slief.Botlean ; Lencesh& Lady Hercules - St. 100 a u CM. 92 -91 Gooleg.sp.c. Yorksh. .. - ~, . Eight ran. ‘ Thomas Conway, corn dealer,'Mold, Flintehire, N'av• 21 the Mushir Vassif Pasha by the hands of an aide-de. p an y, wer e brought before the Lord Mayor, in custody e t i a ll rn • - .. -81 , , IJ , all Shrews.&ller T. Brassey 71 and Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. De. Extension ...... .. .. _ . 84 . -ree camp, telling him that " i ' f we stood firm for 20 days he ilf Ser t S •th dt t' ffi b 1 ' tth gean mi , a eec rye o cer e onging o o Ifi 11 -- a-. Great N. of Scotlnd 8 12 101, S. Statiords . . . h M MCleea 3a - 31 ,1 71 - . Bird, officiahassignee, Liverpool; Evans and Sons, Liver -921 - P3l 9 3 te ell Wear Valleygr Stockt. & v f Imo% LONDON GAZETTE--(This ...ve b ) pool. . would relieve us." At that moment I was not aware Metropolitan Police force, upon the charge of having 3t. 100 a re tNT rth A. ..: 0 _ern that Lieutenant-Colonel Simmon s was with the head- been concerned in a robbery of 15,000/. worth of gold At. ,100 Do. A. 5t0ck....„,, Bf - 84 6 per cent... Darlingt. ... - ... William Dixon and George Middleton, dyers, aThrley, _ . . 1100 ' 6 124 33 - .?•1 -_____ 4o .______ nuarters ot the Generaliss imo ; b u t h a d I supposed him from a package in its transit froni London to, Paris in St. - Do., B. Stouli ....... . 12t 12 , a 5 all Do. . . Do York, Nov. 13, at half-past eleven, and Dec. 16, at eieven, ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Nov. 6. . . to be there I should naturally have hoped for at least a the month of May, 1155. at. 1.30 Gt. Sth. &West.tare. ) 115 117 1161 S • I_oo Wiltsitaotarst GtWestn. 90 -92 h " C H ffi • 1 signee, Leeds; int Miss Louisa at t e Leeds District ourt. ope, o ma as 641 651 , 64 1 5 1 The Queen has been pleased to appo St. 100 Greet iVesteru in Ordinary to Terry and w a t son , B ra df or d ; B on d an d B arw i c k, L ee d s . line from my brother conamissioner, more especially as Mr. Bodkin appeared in support of the prosecution, „ , - . ~ Gordon to be one of the Maids of H m o o n n o o u u r rable Mary Se James Walker, scrivener, Arundel, Nov. 18, at one, and he was an o ffi cer o f te e s i s t er corps e g E ng i neers , brought and Mr. Wontner attended on the part of Pierce. -.t. 100 Do. Stour Val. Rae PREFERENCE SHAREet. her Majesty, in the room of the y. D 18 th lf t 1 yen at the Court of Bankruptcy. up at the same military college, and could not be igne- Mr. Bodkin said the prisoners were charged with ~,, an .. i. . ec. , a a -pas e e • , Gua. Stk. - -15 all BlythaneiTyne le e el i •ish South-Eastern. . -- monr, resigned. - a Johnson, official ass i gne e, B as i ng h a instreet ; H e ath, Arti- rant of my position, although I wag, from the nature of being concerned in robbing a South• Eastern train in c. pref. (issd. et R.%1 ... - ... DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 6. 50 ell Lencaster & Carlisle 71 - 74 . ler - lace Finsbur . ee • been pleased to appoint Rebert William Y P , Y things, utterly uninformed of his. rth Nov 24 at • . . . . , the month of May 1855, of a quantity of gold in the , s las 63 se f) Do., Thirds se 6i Pia St. 100 Briis. &Ex. 4p.c. St ... -- ... 20 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares... ... - ... The Qe- -n has - d C • der in-Ch• f ' James Steverson, brewer, Wandswo , . , It can easily be imagined that we waited anxiously act of transmission to France, of tbe value of 15,000/. 1 . 6- 1 12 Do. New Thirds 54 63 Keate, Esq., to be Governor an !mman , - .ie in eleven, and Dec. 22, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. etniTorkeh. 931 • 94/ Ma 4k At. 130 Caledn. £lO 43 p.c. 95 - 100 and over the island of Triaidad and its dependencies. , w . - •• d and worked hard during those 20 days in expectation of Pierce with an associate whom it was proposed to call St. 100 'Anemia Nicholson, official assignee, Basinghall-street , St. 100 aallies.&Ro.gil. 5 : I la ••• - ••• WAR DEPARTMENT, PALL-MALL, Nov. 7. Child , Saint Swithin's-lane. ire an the succour which Omer Pa s h a a new whil e promising as a witnesn hereafter, were the persons who principally 3 1 De., Wise. RistingUn• ... - ... 9$ &I Do. do. Pref. No. 2. ... - - 7tb Regiment of Light Dragoons-Regimental Serjeant• Emery Walker, coach builder, Bloinfiehlatreet, Harrow , . . that he could or would not render. Selim Pasba played planned the robbery, waisted by Burgess, who at that 20 • all Do. Sontla ort - o _ 21 all Do. do. Prcf. No. 2. ... - . Major John Mould to be Riding-Nester. road, Middlesex, Nov. 21, at two, and Dec. 23, at one, at S . . the same 'same from I_ rebizond, telling us that he had an time was guard arid had charge of the train that was 1.1.6 all L on d on 7,-,, , Blaeksvall 61 - 7 6a 3 t. ;1 0 0 fteml.Bright&S.Cst. 106 - laB 1061 4 1 - el all Cork tartandonstp.e 4. 4 5 14th Light Dragoons-Serjeant-Mejor Joseph Raiker, e ,e , L. -L, a , tue ,eour.. , ot e)anerupscv. Lee, official assignee, Alder- army sufficient to relieve us, a n d th a t hie men were robbed. Be (Mr. Bodkin) would not go into the par 't• 11 ! )0 L d dN We-a - A.1021 -• 1031 1021 3a on ,an . a a/ all DumPrth o a. kber.J. 6 - 61 of the Cavalry Depot Staff at Maidstone, to be Riding- manbury ; Grainger, Bucklersbury. burning for the advance. We therefore held on to the ticulara at that moment, but was perfectly justified, from 20 16 De Fifths - i P 10 2 F e Anglian Cis. A Sli ... - .. Master. Charles Wilkins and William Wilkins, builders, Chip- hopes inspired by these two generals, until famine had what he knew of the case, in statino• that the offence 10 5313 'lOl 8b ""'&11 C i -• 14 P St. 100 Do. do. Cls. B6p. c. 107 - 112 111th Light Dragoons-Leonard Wilson Atkinson, Gent., pi g Lambourn, Berkshire, Nov. 18, at ono, and Dec. 18, reduced the strength ef our devoted little Turke, and imputed to tho prisoners would be 'brought home to n , 12i 2i,Do. Elghthe„ ...... - 1 d St. 100 Do. do Cls. C7p.c. 97 - 102 to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pigott, promoted. a t t wo , at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official astigh rendered impossible all chance of marching and cutting th em hereafter by the clearest evidence. Some discro- St. 10011,ondonandS.Weitn. 1011 - 1051 1013 4 1 fi ell Fla,s.Coalee,spcNee A 1 1 Pm Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guarda-Ensign and Lien. nee, Coleman-strect-buildings ; Bishop and Sons, New their way over the mountai ns ; and I will venture to say sures of an extraordinary kind would probably be made 0K -., all Lndnarry&Colorain , ,„ ~ 1 ti 11l Do. No. 2 ... p - iP tenant the Honourable John Constantine Stanley te he Bridge-street ; Astley, Hungerford. 10 all Do. New 6p.e. St 111 - 121 121 that as long as a soldier of that garrison survives the in the course of the investigation, but he forbore to to 25 ell Ludnirry.atEnnisk ... - ... . Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice the Honourable William John Pepper, printer, Coventry, Nov. 24 rend 20 all Etat Um, G. ti p. c ... - ... ~ names of those two men will be execrated. into them for the present. et. 100 aeanch.SheatLiteln 34 • 34! 34g 31 4; Amiss Poulett, who retires. Dec. 10, at ten, at. the Birmingham Distriet Coutt. 6 all Do. 51., 10 per ceni ... - ..„ 11th Foot-William Taylor Ccrrie, Gent., to be Ensign, Christie, official assignee, Birmingham ; Richardson and .In speaking of Omar Pasha with respect to Turkey, Mr. John Charles Rees, solicitor to the South-Eastern a2s i2s. De., Man. & Lin. Un ... - , 10 all Do. la/. Defeutr.Sa. ... - , ... by purchase, vice Stoney, promoted in the a 3.1 Foot. Sadler, Old Jewry-chambers ; Knight, Birmingham. Lieutenant-Colonel Simmons calls it " his adopted coun• Railway Company, raid-I am conducting the prosecu , 10 1 Nfetropolitan b. 10 1 Do. JL. Ricardo'a 1 - ed ht. all Do. do. 4 per cent . ... - ••• 18th Foot-Lieutenant William Kerop to be Adjutant, James Wood, grocer, Wolverhampton, Nov. 28 and trY; I will giee some idea of his patriotic sympathy tion against the pritoners for being concerned in aro St. 1.00 EaatLancash.6peca , ... •- ... arraneement - ... vice Wilton, who resigns the Adjutancy only. Dec. 19, at half-past eleven, at the Birmingham District by informing the reader that, in answer to my despatch bery of a large quantity of gold in May, 1855, from the st. 100 wicual L 7'4 -78 i 7 8 / 91 8 i i i 5 all aart.W. York.l.sth- ... - ... 20th Foot-The promotion of Lieutenant W. V. Mas- Court. Christie, official assignee, Birmingham ; Saunders to the Generalissimo, conaratulating his Excellency, as railway. They were taken into custody yesterday by 10 4 Edits. &• Gl. 5 p.ca sh ... - ••• at. 100 ao.Birmng.&Derl. 52 - - 54 523 kelyne to a company, by purchase, to bear date tlel Oct., and Son, Kidderminster ; Knight, Birmingham. the acknowledged head Of the Sultan's forces, on the my authority, and I believe, if a remand takes place, I 50 all taidld.G.West.(lrca ... - St. 100 Vld, Prtli.kDnii.ip... , . 75 - 77 x d instead of 30th Stptember, 1851, as previously stated. David Buckler, builder, Birmingham, Nov. 21 and Dec. glorious victory ot the 29ah of September, I received a shall be in a condition to produce evidence affecting them 25 all Do Half Shares .-• , St. 100 Furneee, sp. e . a. - ... a. St. 100 Gles. &S. 'eV . G. 5 p.c. ... - 28th Foot-Lieutenant Jonathan Thwaites has been por- 12, at half-past eleven, at the Birmingham District Court. reply elruplv and without comment acknowledging the , both touching the present charge. I have no doubt to be .00 ell er * tle az, Carnal. .•• - • mitted to retire from the service by the sale of his coni- Bittlestone, official assignee, Birmingham ; Knight, Bir- • f ' .t . h hie" th -•- 1 '' • • h bb ' t I 'was t a II - 15 St. 100 Great Northm sp. c 116 - 118 receipt di ray communica ion, tusex 1 tang to e able to show their gurity participation in te ro ery. 14 - - all Nwpt • Aberg. at „id. mission. mingham. St. 100 Do. sp. e. Redeem. 40th Foot -Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John M. B. , Joseph Suckling, yr., provision dealer, Birmingham, g . . . . allant and enduring garrison of Kars the deep interest One of the witnesses I propose to call is a convict con- '0 81 N ewr y e t Enniskille ... - ••• at 10 p. c. prom. 109 - 111 Neill, late of the 40th Foot. was placed upon half-pav Nov. 28 and Dec. 19, at half-past eleven, at the Binning- felt tor them by their Generalissimo. Oa this great oc- fined in Portland Prison, and it will be necessary to make 20 ell elavtiy, Warronpor ail . At. 1.06 Do. 44 p. c lO3 - 105 from 15th February, 185 i. and not 9th October, 18'6. as ham District Court. Whitruore, official assignee, Bir- casion, too, I should have hoped tor a line from my bro- an application to the Secretary of State or to the proper , . end Rostrevor ... - 49 - 51 49 100 60 Do. sp. c., Red. at f erroneonsly stated in the Gazette of 15th February, 18 , 6. mingham ; Reece, Birmingham. ther commissioner. He knows whether or not he was authority to secure his attendance here. I expect to be et. 100 aorfolk p. c. pm... . ..... .. 61 - 63 C l 5 1 41st Itoot-Cepte.in Henry Stratton Bush to be Major, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 5 ' ' 3 3 tTortlin Counties Tat 33 - Sid by the side of Omar Patha when the Generalissimo in a ppsition to proceed with the charge on Wednesday e .- . . 3 . i 37 • 36i i :it. 10e North British...-. . b .. :, • ' 0 all Gt.N. of Scot. let Pr 10 -10 St. 100 Gt. S. azW. (Ireland - e . - by purchase, vice Barnard, who retires. Francis Gustavus Paulus Neison, merchant, Leith. received this welcome neWs. lam altogether ignorant nese. St. 100 Nth. Devon Rail. & 42.1 Foot-Lieutenant William Henry Crompton to be Thomas Boyd, glazier, Perth. on that point. Cross-examined by Mr. Wontner-I have seen the Dock Stock .. - ... 20 14 Do. 4por c. Pref. S ... - . Captain, by purchase, vice Thinber, who retires. William Bowie, merchant, Falkirk. It is not worth while discussing with Lieut.-Colonel prisoner alluded to, and upon what I have heard I found St. 100 D A Stock 5O 6 Gt. W.(B.tH.Exspc 6 - 6' .. - 52d Foot-Lieutenant John .A.rthur Bayley to be Cap- 0., St. 100 Do. atm. red. 43 p.c. 93 - 95 Simmons how far Omar Pasha could have penetrated my conclusions. I saw him last Saturday. I have been St. 100 Do. B Stock - tain, by purchase, vice Archdall, who retires ; Ensign COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-Twis DAY. towards Kars from Batoum, but I will express a clear acquainted with Pierce's address a good many months. it. WO N.liastern-Berwek 80 .81 i 80 80 St, 100 De.con. red. 4p. c 86 - 88 Colin John Rose Troup to he Lieutenant, by purchase, Kt - 4/..1 181 St. 100 Do. irred. 4p. c. - 86 - 88 - Ltt P'd 1 - Gent to be En- • vice Bayley ; Sydenham o i s e s , ~ imsterdam........., .. 11 15 Gibraltar .... .. •••• • • • • - o Ditto, three months .. 11 18 I,,,gborn .. •• •• ......•• 29 95 pinion that the moment he ceased to operate, ae, in He was taken iuto custody on leaving his house yester- 25 231 am do. Extetudon . e. _ . St. 100 Do. sp. c. red. pref 98 • 100 my humble opinion, " a brave and resolute man" should day, 25 16. Dcado.G.N.E. tarot ei - 2i sign, be pnrchase, vice Troup. aotterdam ............ 11 18 1 7 i Genoa i7t - 18, 17f 8 all Do. Birm. Pref. Sie . 10 -10 a 53d Foot -Lieutenant George Newton Fenaall to be ~ Antwerp .............. 25 40 Milan ...... • • - have done-that is, towards Kars and the csntra of Re-examined-Burgess had been about 12 years in the 50 311 Do Leeds 58 59 531 1i 8 10 all Do.ChesterBp.c.r.t. 17 -• 1V e. St. 'OO Do . York c a pt a i n , by purch as e, vice Ross, promoted ; Ensign 11 ° 10 b• Brussels .. ...... ...• •• 25 40 1 VeMee•• •• •• .... -- - - Georgia-our fate was sealed ; and the instant that eervice of the company, and was the guard when tee 10 all Do. do. sp. c. do.• 10 - 106 St. 100 Ur ' th London 9l -98 Fannin Stormy, from 11th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pur- Ilamburgh ............ 13 7 , Naples •• • • .... Aimee .. • • ........., .. - • Palermo .... ... 129 , y 4 10 eT 1. q.&S.Wetrn.,Tianr chase, vice Feudal!. of S h Klh ti R • G lfl If lf uc um- a_e ee ussian enera e t imse re- The Lord Mayor-You say that you have had personal 2•i all Do, Ches. Gua. Sh.. 19/ - 203 „ 25 32K ; Messina .. ' . • 130 stead, and City Je. ... - ... 57th Foot-Lieutenant Heath H. Chanter has been au- rad" •• •• •• •••• •••• • • , , . 1.33 all Do. do. do 9l - 10/ Ditto, three !maths .. 23 73 Lisboa ... ......... .. •• 51% keyed from his disquietude, and made up his mind to communication with the witness whom you propose to ft) 17# gorth Staffordshire. 51 - sad 12 111 perseded, he being absent without leave. Marseilles ............. 25 70 Oporto ..............•• 52 hut his army, and thus insure the capture of Kars by produce ? 20 al. 4orth Western 6l - tii,' 20 all Do. do. do ....... - 141 - 151 86th Foot-Ensign John George Dartnell to be Liente- Bourdeaux .. - ........ - Rio Janeiro ..... .• • .... - 16 6 Lan. &York. F. ..f. 20 i - 4 d famine. to all 4, & S • Westrn•Jim 10 - 11 nant, by purchase, vice Brockman, whose promotion by Frankfort-on-Maine .• .. lte!e Buenos Ayre5.......... - Witness-I have, 28 27 61 St. 'lOO Do. 6p. c. Stock 137 139 purchase on the 19th Sept., 1856, has been cancelled. Be riia ......... ..... .. - New York,6o days' sight - v This opinion is fully supported by that of General The Lord Mayor-And the evidence of that man is so it tea l ee , wore., h Wol 26 .- St. 100 L0n.&8.G.5pe.N0.1 - - -. 91st Foot-Lieutenant •Tohn Anthony Kysh, from the vienna..........•• .... to 45 Philadelphia .......... - Mouravieff himself, expressed to me and to my aide-de- direct that you think yourself justified in making the 1) 14 eortemouth ... - •• St. ;100 Do. P., 5p e. St.No.2 - Trie5te........•• •• .... 10 44 PRICES Or BULLICN, 7Elt oz. Gold Coast Corps, to be Paymaster, vice Dalrymple, de . camp with characteristic frankness. The able and veteran application to the court to detain the prisoners ? 19 9 Rbyin a, 3 4 .1100 Do. New Guar.6 1 , . 137 • 139 Petersburg ............ 37-te Foreign Gold in Bars :CO 0 0 i s n li ° Ce . ni;l7 . 151. . - 103 ceased. Madrid ........... .... 484 Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 9 General laughed, and said, "As soon as I found Omar Witness -Quite so ;in my own mind lam quite I St' 1 'O , ~ o tt St. 100 Do. do. sp. c.,N0.4 115 .- 117 • Ist West India Regiment -Ensign Jamee Dickson Mac- cadi , ................. 49 Mexican Dollars .... 00 0 Pasha at Suchum-Kaleh I had no doubt of the result satisied. b d St 24 ' - 25 St. le) ' Scot. N. E.A r n • e 0 • 70 68 St. 100 Lon.eiN. W., Cov. e kenzie, from the 79th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Barcelona ............ - New Dollars .... • • 000 of the campaign ;" adding, " I was much obliged to Bur I h t b tt d f• I b tit' gees- ave no een rea e very air y y is ot Mid. St 68 9t. la Do. So . . i Nuneaton sp. ct... a. -•-• vice Macauley promoted. Saville- .............. - Silver In bars ...... 00 0 St. 00 .1 ,•epshire IJul^ ,, 47 49 St. 100 Lora& S.W. 7 per ct HoSPITAL STAFF. -George William Mellish, Gent., to late 3d Shares ... 156 - 158 Lieutenant-Colonel Simmons seems surprised that Mr Rees last night that I should send for Mr Hum- - , 15 - 1 5 t a.l -loath Devon - ... be Purveyor to the Forces - Acting Assistant-Snrgeons THE EARTHQUAKE IN AUSTRALIA. afttr "12 successful cam • " l' * ° . • . tu 691 -70 i 70 69k 70 Alfred Bowden end Thomas Perkins have ceased to do paigns a genera s conduct can phreys, and Mr. Humphreys came to me this morning. gt, laa touth Eitstern l2/ 511 Lon4y.ezEnnis.3file ... - ... -......--- 77 - 79 79i duty, there beine uo longer occasion for their services. The folloWing extracts from the South Australian Re - „„ be scanned ; but let me ask who were Omar Pasha's op- The Lord Mayor-From long experience it is my duty St. 100 ;mall Wales St. 10e, ei.,S.,te L. 6p. Cent ... - „, 123 BREVET. -Calitain William Adam Anstruther Thomson gister, of the 26th June last, furnishes some interestine ' • nents in those conflicts ? Why-revolted peasants, to say that there is nothing whatever at present affecting et 1: e Yrksh. 4 lily. Du 5 - 3 d 6 46 Do, do. do, £6 ... a - a 2, - 1 ' , of the 9th Regiment of Bengal Cavalry, to be Major in the - , - • without generals, discipline, or artillery. either of you. Pierce is advised and defended ; you are ?A - )0 St. 100 Do. do. 31 pcx com. 66 -70 particulars respecting the shock of the earthquake felt )0 1.1 S aines,Wok. &Wce 14 -- 16 Army. The world now kn ' • d h f h • • • • • ores my opinion an tat o t e not. There is nothing at present in this case, except .4 , a tat', all ttarypt.SzCarl.4 p 0 ... - .. near Adelaide. The Register says- A ta Stookton k Darling 37 - - 39 1211 all Do. 44 per cant ... - COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. "We know not as yet over how wide an area the sub- Russian general with respect to the recent operations of the opinion of a professional man, who has seen a witness 25 14 Do., do., 1854 -- .- Ross, Caithness, Sutherland, and Crornarty Regiment of 0 P h mar as a. It will attach to these opinions whatever who it is supposed will affect your character. The ..... 12 I It” Do, do. - ... t 1 • d bt f G 1 G erraneaa convu sion spree , u rom aw er, umera- zo 3 Do., do., 1855 . ... ••• St. 'lOO Aid. Consol.6 p.e.St .• . - Militia-Lient. James Stewart to be Adjutant. value they may be deemed to merit. * case has been opened, and probably before you appear lee tteekten dr Hartlep ... .. cha, Teatree Gully, and a-variety of other places, we ' ate 100 Do. Con. Br. air. 6pe 136 -13 a COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORDS LIEUTENA.NT. When I used, in speaking of my Eastern experience, here again some professioal man - will attend and protect St, 1. - t , 7aft Vale.. a . - h e ived • 1 infor tio The numerous ac ave rce specia ma n. . St. 100 Ds. 43 la c. Pref. rt, 98 - 100 Rag Kent Militia--Geo. Edward aotkew Holdsworthy, , the terms, " from the cataracts of the Nile to Ararat," you. As far as I myself am concerned, lam sorry to et, leo to. Pret o , No. 1.... ... - counte that have reached us agree with rernarkab.e St. 1100 Ditto L.& H.Pref. St 87 - 8 Gent ,to lee Ensign, vice Waller, resigned. the bo refe t m 1 k 1 d f T k • • • d'n -one of a y . re . renae o y genera now ege o ur eY , see a railway guard of many years s..an 1 g . 25 :2 rnamee Hay. D.& 14 ... • ... rs of the visitation. The 2d or Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia-Lieutenant exactness ia all the particula . and, in spite of Lieutenant-C o l one l simmene' s sneering most respectable class of our population-standing atthe 20 all Vale of Neath......... 19 - 193 19 10 l an I New., Aber., drc., pr. } .. -. Henry Coldham Mathew to be Captain, vice Rippingall, shock took place at a quarter to twenty minutes past style on this point, I still flatter myself that I know bar upon a charge of this kind. 20 a' airaterfd. & Kilkenn 4e - 5 41 -(sp. c. red. 5 p•e•Pill. deceased. two on Wednesday morning. It latted for a minute or . . , something of my subject. I should be at a loss to so- Mr Bodkin-I am quite sure that hislordship's know- 50 all Weterford&Limerc ... e ... 10 6 Do. Perpet. 6 p et. with optu. till '66 1 - 13! T 1 Norfolk Militia Artillery-The Hon. Harbor(' Harbord more, advancing from north to south, being accompanied count for the tone of hi s wh o l e l e tt er if I did not know led e . of Mr. Hum h s 'will ' 'f • th t•f 20 all West C0rnwa11....... 63 ,- 76 10 all biorfl-. Del-, 4 p.c. sh ... - . to be Second Lieutenant. by a rumbling sound, in some localities louder than g p rey justi ymy saying a 1 10 all Nest End of Londe, that he has recently arrived from Constantino 1 pe. there has been any reluctance on the part of that gentle- _ , l r Ida , 6 _ 8 St. 100 De• Prof. 5 p.a. At. .: .... - ... HOME-OFFICE, Nov. 4. thunder. Houses were violently shaken, many people and uryso. a . I have not the smallest wish to enter into the field of Bt. ,100 Do. 5 pc. Ext.,1846 ... - - to a ear for the prisoner, nobody can doubt that - 4 The West Riding Refuge for Girls, at Wakefield, in the springing from their beds in consternation. Dogs bar ked " an' • " " " ' h • nian PP 5 all D A St.lloo De, 5,6perc.pt.,1847 ... .- -• West Ridine of the county of York, has been certified by and growled furiously in consequence of the prolonged si Imosity or controversy wit Lieutenant-Colonel he has abundant reason for the course he has adopted. 5 all Do. 8...., - - 5 i 5t.11.00 D0 • Wv.V. 5 ee.,1847' ... -•• the Secretary of State as fit to be a Reformatory School, shaking and creaking of the doore, windows, and other . m " mons but at the same time I canno a , tp ss over The Lord Mayor (to Burgess)-Mr. Hurnpbrrly3 did , 16 all arest London St. [lOO North British lO2 -104 1033 under the provisions of the statute 17 and 18 Vic., c. 86. about re•nark hie lamentation about " that fatal posi articles. At the time cf the shock the air was calm, al- w ' • appear in a case which I presume has some connection 10 all Do. Fiist Class .. ... - ... 9t. noo IV. E. Pe rw, 4 p.c. P. 92 - 94_ —.sae-- tion in which they were placed by the strategy of other " •h h . d bbl h b wh he 20 all Do. Second Class ~. - ... 11 - I d though just before the occurrence a strong gale prevailed. _ th • ,• . . •, wtt t is, an pro ayt at may e a reason y /7 8S Do. do. do at is, or course, intended for me. In a work 10 all Wlmbledn &Cruder , 7 - 9 BANK OF ENGLAND. After the shock had passed the wind revived, and in some now could not accept the retainer that you offered him. 20 1 13 Do Lb0d861).C.7" 7 0,1 ". -.-- .•. preparing for the press by competent judges the ques- Mr. Wontner- -I ask' your lordship to deal with this - ... An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for places hail fell. The sky was overcast and gloomy, a don of the dedes . „ , FOREIGN. -- id , the Week ending on Satttrday the Ist day of Nev., 1856. . heavy and oppressive sensation being experienced by say of defending Kars at all will be dis. as you would with any other case. Th • is ia a case in 15 10 Do.Yorkli.& 8. Pun a . ISSUE DEPARTMENT. cussed. In the • • • meantime, Lieutenant-Colonel Stmmons ' which I submit there is no evidence whatever. We 10 --- ‘ll - katwerp&Bott .rdsm 61 - 7 • 20 all North StatTordshireal ... - St. ,100 Ox, Wo, &W., 6 pe... 1 106 - 108 107 x ,s many persons." and those who think with him can cling to their opinion have simply the opinion and belief of a gentleman. But 20 10 Ardennes ....... ......• ••• - ••• Notes issued - _ thet it ouaht not to have be dtht th • k f en, an a e les o bod te June 1/ a lid the law does net allow magistrates orjudges, or any y 5 all [Raglan Els , .. • • , St. 100 ,Do. 6 p.c. Redeem. ... - ... Other sedurities ...... 3,459,900 laide and the suburban districts. Mr. Hill, of the School , • • - Gold coin and bullion 9,005,070 oendoning that stronahold should have been hazarded • aeseseee par - 6 ! di I all [Scot. Cent.,Now Prof ... - ... , else, tde act upon opinions and belief which are not based 30 16 Baziers to Oral . , of Art, sap that he heard a " low thumping sound," a ' - - . St. 1.00 Sc.N.E. Aber.g 6pe ... - ... Silver bull ion ........ I and those who served with me, on the contrary, will 9 Itembay,Baroda,an upon legitimate evidence. There is no evidence before 18 and felt " a quick jolting sensation, similar to riding in 5 i all De. do., 7 p.c. pf. st. ... - , hold to our view-namely that by keeping the Russian I dh . t ' ff h 1 b ' Cen.lndia, g. sp. c 1,1 - 1 # £23 480,070 £23,480,070 a waggon over rubble." Mr. Dalton, of the High-street, your or t ip o pis 1y t ese peep e elng remanded, ex- St. .100 D0.d0., 34 p.c. pf. st. 60 - 65 army occupied before Kare onl 20 miles from their ow - - f • • 1.8 all Do. - -- al. MAR ;HALL, Chief Cashier. Kensington, writes that " Mrs. Dalton says it appeared n cept the belie (34 f this gentleman that he will be able at a 11 25 all' South Devon l5l - 16 frontier, till theasnows of ' w ' i y dh • ' nter prevente t eir taking a i 10 1 , Buff. & Lk. Hur. By. i -/ p Dated the 6th day of Nov. mber.lBs6. t to her as if one of the cbildren had fallen heavily out ot future period to produce evidence against them. It is s .. 10 all Do. fixed,4l per cent ... - e . BANTLING DE"ABTMENT. a, s' 1 . I f • h bl I leg e step in ai vanee, even a ter t e unr er of Omar therefore, material to consider whether it was necessary 6 ail Carrnearix & Toulouse t .0.6 all S, Eastern (Reading bed, and she heard the bottles in the shop rattle die- p p . d p Coal Miues and Ry. 41 •4a - 4 eba an the imbecility of Selim asha had put that to rive these parties ipte custody until he was in a posi. Ann.) of £1 Os. 6d. 23 - 24 se ey on s -• 20 10 .0 1 A hares ... ... - ••• Proprietors' capital .. 14,553.000 Governmentsecnrities ' tinctly. My son, who sleeps in tbe shop, says the bottles fortress int h ' fth ' 0 t ° Possession 0 0 enemy, we bad fill- tion to manifest the justness of his belief by the produc- 1- 11 St. 100 Do. 4t, per cent 100 - 102 Rest ........ .•..... 3,199,836 (Includg.Dead Weight rattled against each other ; and the shock was so great 20 1 Do. B. do lOl filled a wise d dA• M . f b • • 10 all Do. Fixed 43 p a sh. 91 -- pnrpsae, an save ma inor rom eing ti on o f ev id ence , The witness for years past has known Public depos'it s (in. Annuity) ........ .. 10 , 736 , 841 that the doors and windows rattled, and scme parrote 1.74 all Demerara • eluding Exchequer, Other securities ...... 19,053 446 overrun, as also the allies from the dire necessity of 1a - la 13/ St. 100 S, Wales Gua. 4p. c. ... - ... Pierce's address. Burgess, I underetand, is a railway is 2a . 12 Duteh Rhenish Commissioners of Notes .............. 2,943,665 flew viol 1 b t h•r ca It was follo-ved b ent y a ou t ei ge. ' y a sending English and French troops from Sebastopol t 1• h 1 t' th th 11 f F nee 321 - 3 3 St. ,100 Do, do. 43 p. c.... .. ... - ... National Debt, Say. Gold and silver coin.. 591,257 strong wind and hailstorm." Mr. R. D. Hawkins, inn- • o guar. In tee emp oymen o. e company up to e pre- 20 A Eastern o ra ... 9 _ lO , 20 all S.Yorksh.4p.c.Guar. ... - - ing's Banks, and its rescue. 28 keeper, of Old Tiers, says that " his bed. quite shook for sent hour. He was taken off the train last night. The 20 19 Do, Now 25 all Stock.& Dar., sp. c. 27 - • Dividend Accounts) 4,713,654 I have the honour to be, Sir, b X your o e rent humble company, therefore, are not dealing with persons likely 20 2s. Eastern Bengal - ••• Other deposits . t.. .. 9,9 12,776 about a minute," and then he heard a rumbling nois e 25 15 Do e do. do 2- 3 P servant, . East Indian A and B, Eleven Day and other like thunder. He aids, "Itis no fancy. The bearer, to fly from an investigation, and it is monstrous to ask b.! all . 22 - 22? 221 1 4 121 all Stock. & Hard. g. 5 • ..._ ... Bill s _ ...... .... .. 916,943 W. F. WILLIAMS, Major-General. you to detain these men because dui solicitor to the at SP. e c till July 1, '5)5 ... my barman, can confirm it." li •••• 11 11.1 i 1 0 . • -- Woolwich, Nov. 5. 20 5 IDo. Ex. C, gu• S P. c lk 6pc, 3 - 34 £33,326,209 --- An anonymous " Subscriber" writes from Mitcham t -433,32e,209 o come into the box and t state his company chooses t o . . tft all .Do. do. D, v. SP• o. 22 - 223 5 Ittall , Waterfd.& Kr . M. M.A.RMIALL, Chief Cashier. " A dull, r umbling sound, not unlike the noise cattsed by a--_.n._-_- , ..•. - belief that upon some future occasion he will be able to LOG all D 43 Bds '5 7 ... - a• 0 , , p.c. n •, MINES. Dated the 6th day of November, 1856. a railway train passing over the Torrens bridge, was first make out a case against them. There is nothing what- 100 all De. do. do., '59, dm. ••• - ta . heard, almost immediately followed by a trembling THE LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS ever • l' t these parties in the transaction, and ' P ' ItV 11 l ' -§ P to Imp Ica e • 20 40. lEupara„es aey ... 9 P 1 sai egret Fret .... ......... ••• _ - -. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. of the earth, which caused my house to sb.ake, and the COMPANY. sitting here as a magistrate bound to receive and to de- 10 10s..Eur.ein,Jn.TeLliail. ... - ••• I.os all 1.,1g10 .: Californian ... ••• „, 4 - 1 The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn- furniture in the room to creak loudly. it the same time cide upon legal evidence, before you would deprive a man 20 all IGleelong & Melboarnt A.ustrelen.n ao 7 1 f) - ... pnted from the returns rumba in the week ending Nov. of his liberty, I think, sitting iu that capacity, and with guar. 5 per cent..• . 214 - 24 n oa.Dec ry o . ... 1 all Bade ( . a , a sennttion was felt vrhieh reminded me of my skating Yetterday morning an inspection of several new omni. Ili -11 i 1 1 3 en e t 1406.; ... •••••• ••• 60 all Blamer. It. 5 _ 7 4, 1856, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or days. The ear th e eemed to undutate in about the same buses, built by three of the princi 1 f • those duties s urrounding you, you will feel that you are 25 all Cid. Trunk of Canada payable thereon, on the importati 'on thereof into Great pa menu aeturers in 20 14 British fron a. (~. degree, and in the same etemoth and quiet manner, the motroPolis, took place in the Guildhall-yard, with not justified in detaiaing the prisoner. 100 all Do. Cert. of Deben• • lianlrep.(iesued 35 26 i Bram Britain :- con. into Stk. till '6: ..• '-''' ''‘', 11 -2/ 14 o ' i that ice does when the watcr below is troubled by th e the permission of the Lord Mayor. The vehicles exhi- Mr. o B dkin-With respect to these parties, what has 78k at E 5 pra.) From the British Possessions in America 100 all Do. Comp. 6p. c., do 78 - St. Web d 3t • 31 Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius 3O 0 - weight of eager skaters above. At the time of the hited were the production of Messrs. Gower, Miller, and a done entirel uon m advice and been done bas .een y . p y , 20 .18 Gt. Ceutralof Fran c 31 -31 p it) all I Do. Cocaes & , 0 15 Do. St. John Del Re t 17 - 19 183 Mnecovado, the pm - Ince of the East Indiee 3O 0 i shoe!: the wind I'M - blowing very wildly, and I thiek I Carpenter, and comprised many important improve. I think that the interest." of justice would have been 20 all Gt. In. Pen. g. sp. e. 211 - 213 ,„, 2 i. 6 Grlnrsndon Cons. Min Average of the three foregoiug descriptions 34 6./ could detect a blaet or so from the north. A quiet pone- meats, which can hardly fail to be appreciated by the greatly perilled if the w blo had not been struck at the 20 2Do New, guar. sp. c 1 - Up Tr '' Co. of Jamaica p - . p trating rain soon after followed." public. The company having now become the owners moment it was. 20 l 6 Great Luxembourg._ 41 - 5 44 , 3 ' 11 Cobre Copper , NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF In additior, to the above letters, the Register has beer. of abuut three-fourths of the omnibuses plying in Lon- The Lord Mayor: - , That ie a matter into which I can. 2eit all f 4 Wte ofesaiaes 231 -Mt 2 ii 11 44 -4 : 1 a ''l' ld t. es rn 2 -21 p 104 10 91 101 •i 13 IColoniaL .yo . ... NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. favoured with the following memorandum :- don and its suburbs, it is natural to expect that the not enter, The princma . le in this case act upon their 20 . t 3 Do. New . ... a - 101 1 " • .Copper Min. of Eng 30 - 35 Department oe the Accountant-General of the Navy, " Particularts fro R St t . X. •d m evenue ~a ion, .. uerou Barometer public requirements should, as far as possible, be com- own responsibility. • All I have got to do is with the in. :00 ell Do Bds payable 's'. - 9 ha the t • are before m 11 • *'• am 115 1 2 0 e. 103 a Do. do., 76, p. - , St. 31, a , ~, 15 all lee_ 1 a rroi. /1 p. cent 25 - 27 Admiralty, Somerset-house Nov. 6. terests of justice now t t par ies o. l4 -16 , anal Tlaermometer. plied with, and the exhibition of yesterday proves k 100 all tee d 115 - 120 ... le. lOophe e Notice is hereby given t,o the offic ' ers seamen, and ~ or ought not to !save been ta en Do. do., . o. June 24-7 a.m., bar. 30.6 ; 9 a.m. bar. 30.4, then that this expectation is not likely to be disappointed. Whether they ought 2 all Fortupa ~ "•• •• i - 14 marines, and to all persons interest I le ' ' th t the - a t erein, a ht to hare lOC all Doodo., '73, withon. 108 11 - 0 ..._ distribution of that portion of proceeds te which they are ... a 6 ; 2 p.m., bar. 30,0, th ee . 59 • 5 p , m ,, 'b ar , 29 . 90 , th ee , No les,' than eight vehicles were assembled four fro into cuetody, or whether the prosecutors oug option 2O all ,Genceal. ...ti .. a. • a •.. entitled. arisingfrorn the Russian schoon Sam mca tured 5• 11 b 2930 W• - I ' l . h df' N N W th f t f M G ' nt • t d 1 before taking that step, I have not to a. , panr. ar. . . Int lg tan resa, .1. ~ . e menu ac ory o eesrs. owar, two from that of wee e onger 10 4 ,Italian Junction.-- ••• ". 1 all 'Gt. at uggetVeln, ''g• 1- i l on the 10th August, 1855, by her Maa e e r st ' P h• P FI - to N. W. Sky cloudy and threatening. Mr. Cdrpenter, and two from that of Mr. Miller. In all dual with. The parties are here before me. The pro -10 all 'Lake Const. et Basl. ... - ......_, 4/ ail Great itolzooth,-„,, it - 1 T s 8 ips ar self has seen a wit- bout ..• - „ 5 all Gt Wheal Vol - Unite j - 3 Tier and Tartar, and, the ship-of-war Le t D'A s beloneing ~ June 25-2.22 a.m., bar. 29.30, then 59, wind v er y of these, two desiderata of vast public imperta.nce viz , .fessional gentleman says that he him„ 20 111 Lierre and Turn . ~, _ 31p 83 i to his Impelial Majesty the Em 'ma • - ''' • t r,ht NW•" 30 1 m bar 0 0 82 thee 5a e n d ventilation and an auginentatio f ' * - h h believes will substantiate the case before on at' 6 ,Lombardo Venetian. di! 1 all Liberty - peror of the French wil le , • •, -• '• a •e • , • , In n o space, Beetn t•o have nes' w 0 e - ••• . . ... commence on Tuesday, the 2d Dec b t ' ' h t oNW• 9 a m bar 29 76 ther 54 em er, 1806. in ta s ron, . . , .., . . , . . been carefully studied, and almost equally realised, and me. 5 all 'Lucca & Piste S P• c •P' ".7 - 8 r 3 all Liaeree .. 73 - - 71 Prize Branch of the De rt 20 'l5 Lyons and Geneva .. . 5 13 'Lusitauiar, id - ' al fth N ner o p?. ment of the " Accountant-Go- " Slock occurred abeut 22 minutes past 2 a.m. ; ei o . this without any iucrease of bulk, It would of course The prisoners were then remanded, - ~. e avy, Admrralty, Somerset-h " 20 a ll Lyons & Mediterren ..,_ 201 1 ali :Mariquita a - 1 ouse lent rocking of beds and glasses, and shaking of win. have been easy to add to the space by increasing the Agents and other persons h ld . 20 a ll Wachner, guar. 4 i p.e 1 a 1 all ,Now Granada - ii t prize orders, aseignment omg power s of attorney. do ws ; low rumbling sound, like th a t p ro d uce d b y a width of the vehicle ; but this advantage might have 21g -22 20 all Do• do. , 5 P" c " - i a 10' 1 all .Nouvean Monde s, or other in , trurnents b "rt Do 4a pc. Eaten - a e t • / of which they may be legally entitlea to 1 .yvi ne heavy rail way train in motion, increased as it a p. been purchased too dearly. In the first place, the in- A F.RENCII SWINDLER. 20 10 • • -iP 5 1 10 a:11 'Pontgi.Sil.& lea Min. 9- 11 c sh adin the share of 20 5 Do. 3dEx " g' 51). c 8 any captor, eorving in the 3 bove-natned proached, and died away in the distance ; directi on , creased accommodation thus obtained would have in- ...—+—.IWVMw....... 5 1 ,Port Philip . e d to present the same at this office. ' ills, are request- S.W. to N.E." volved additionel we' d Boyer 334 a ll Maris. Antonia e . ••• ... . ight, which would have thrown an A soldier of the artillery of the guard name , , . _ .. ___ d. .. ...... - ••• 1 all Quartz Rock ..... - ••• . Any officer, seaman, naziene, or oth . _. t . ied 10 all Do. do. Now desire to receive his share fro h - er person, who may extra burden on the horses, agd caused a corresponding wearing the Crimean medal, was on Wednesday tr / , tkr,raur & Liege .... 8 - 81 50 all ,Rhyraney Iron 22 -94 22 1 En t e Collector f [A DVERTISEMENT.]-11olloway.'s Pills a, most potent inipe&rnent in the rate of p T . d a [ 1 hth All't ' T 'burial for swindling and for illegally 2.) ea • d e c Prof 191 -20 15 all Do. New - 7 or of Inland Revenue within the IT • ^-' o Customs rogress. oam ese mei s y e Irmy le tilted ba n e P d• f r Liver Com feint ai d Indi es - tion -W th • • „Acme, is re- ‘ eili i o . d from the 20 all Do. 0 ., P. • . ee ..., __ 30 151 Santiago de:Cuba... a 2 -2% 9 3 i qufred to intimate the marne by l e tt, pa. , .. g , . . m. e inventor s have all ha-a recourse to the expedient of wearing a costume. The swindling, it appeare b 16 e li eiorthern of Fran..e. eze ..., 3 9 e ... 6s. !Sort. Cons. Min. Co. 23 - 24 2a Prize Business, to the Secretary of r to be addressed " On , Macdonald, of her Majesty s Highla.nd liagiment, has reducing the space ocreipied by what is termed the casing evidence, consisted in his having caused himself to e 10 all tiorwegienTrunkPre . t . _ ga ___ 1 ell ,South Australian a - 1 don," in a/hide letter hie own ptte,6 tOlfle Admiralty, Lou- gratefully acftnowledged to Professor Holloway the won- of the ornnibue, aut:i. by reducing this on each side they driven about Paris in a cab for five hours, witbout hav e 20 a u Paris and Lyons.— 4 U/ . 491 . 47 - 4 9 1 all ,Do. Scrip i i precisely stated, as well as the place of therenseleace ie to he derful efficacy of thie astonishing medicine. He suf. have gained aboee t s i x i n „h„ t or th e p u bl ic i n th e b rea d t h i ng th e means of payment ; and the World Part °f t u t ' 20 ell Pens and Orleans. reat Collector fere with liver cemplaint and all its atterda t ' of Customs or of Inland Revenue, frnm whom it d ' '' • ' . n 'evils, of the vehicle without at all augmenting the track or charge was based on the fact that he had, for some rea- g Fran., 20 5 Racif° 436 -an ' - , a. ips/ a 1 all ,Do. 10 per cent Prof .., - ••• ... 43 ;Tam. S. &L. Min. Co. i - 1 1 co nvenient to receive such share of prize mone would be ( a ir i ng 14 y „ re res td„„ i n I n di a. Hi„onstitutio„ breadth. rr i e effect of thie ecanomY of apace is to afford son not known, changed his uniform for the costume of (Pernara-)g. 7 P• . • The following are the shares due to an ind - 7 e . , • was so enfeebled that h e wee compe ll e d t o return what may 'oe termed additional knee-rove-an advan- a sailor. In answer to the accusation of swindling, he 10 5 Rome and Frascati , - •-••- '" 10 9 I ria Croft -3/- 33 ~ ivi nal in the 181 a:l United Mexican 3,1 - 4 3 T several classes :- . home, when he was induced to try Holloway's pills, tage whit - anish ........ . ... - ••• eti will racticall comme n d it se lf t o a ll h retended that hh d nt to pay the cabman, he had e ir a ll Royal D . i _ iA 1 all Waller -. -a. Flag share ...... 222 7 1 I Fifth clan ......... X 1 15 10 which effected a perfect cure after the most eminent enter ' p y w o p e a mea b , Egg _ g i s we dish ... the improved vehicles. The omnibu9es of Messrs, 'mit a piece of 10f. ; but in anewer to the other c ergo 6 a d . e 10f -10 a i - a . bre and Mouse.. 1 all Ward tlariposa Captain ............ 35 8 0 1 Sixth cleat. ...... 112 2 of the faculty failed to do him the slightest good. Gorooo (the patentee of which is Mr. J. Rock, of Hast. he said nothing. The Tribunal sentenced him to two 20 all eam . 4 cent. Prof. 9 - o,i 1 12s Worthing Mining of Commartder ...... 17 14 0 I Seventh class ... 1 - I e Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the world ; ir the had been 10 all 1)0 . 5 t P• 5 c 2 -21 p , Australia ... -•-• __________—. 6 5 3 I Eighth clam ..... 0 - ,gs) are provided with a very useful apparatus for com. months' imprisoninent. It was stated tha acinde, guar. P• . __ qeeond class ...... _ 10 9 at Professo y r Hollowa 's establishments, 244, Strand, •'' •h h d ' -t - f • ' th h • • a • h . tr al so that each of 20 5 .... ~,„ ... ---- ^ ' a 0 2 i Ninth class ....... Third class ...... , 0 7 2 London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by A , mut:um-nig wit t e con uctor, consts mg o an India. ree moist ein prison'awaiung is 1 , et) all D 0... .............. e 4 5 Tenth elms rubber tubing runeing along the upper mart of the vehicle his five hours' ride oc:et him a month's confinement. touthern of tarence.. ... - p m MISCELLANEOUS. Fourth class ...... 0 ...... 0 3 6 . 20 all ' i _ , ___-------- -..----- S ampa, Constantinople ;A. Guidicy - , Smyrna ; and . i. inside, and fitted with an air-ball of the s ame mate r i a l, The same Court afterwards tried a soldier named Dom- , .m i 8 t„ L 3 endrovee an- _ Muir, Malta. er An - (A)„. ....... ... - 25 19 Australian Agrle - eit. 24 - 26 which on beinggently pressed by the passenger gives forth front, of the Ist Grenadier Guards, for robb y. Qu ebe 41 - 5 10 ,II A•uetreln. Royal Mail ... Department of the Accountant-General of the N avy, laenveaersexavr.] - SIGHT' AND 1-InAitiNo - SPE' ~_ ~ c lender% Admiralty, Somerset-house, NO7. 6. PoweRFUL TELESCOPES, OPERA, PACS, AND i-- * . ' , T TAN a sharp whistle to the conductor, forming an effectual s u b- invalide named Blin said that ono day AS he Was going 83 a l ar e st F Do 53 Per c • •' p r o . 91 - 10 10 all Berlin Water Works 51 - 6 i 39 Notice is hereby given to all perrns int!rested therein, G LAMES,-Messrs. S. and B. aolomens, opticio• _ ARSPECTIVB stitute for the use of sticks, umbrellas, &c. This simple in t . along tke Rue du neek, the prisoner, whom be did net eua 39 Alb " I say, old fellow, I 10 ' II •a ' et N. W. of Franc( 33 -- ee 20 ell ''' • , 50 40 Brit. Americau Land ... - 113 118 . w making tor the intended dintri- , e- provement, which is in fact an application of the railway know, stopped him and exdlaimed, ,rAustria. 3 lip 100 3;1 Canatie. that preparations are no marie-street, Piccadilly. Oeseev. qepoite j e e e- " e i ork Hotel. • • • I don't like 20 6 Westeine; . _ ._ St. ere 0.11o.(;p. , . faiik;aly 113} - eai bution of proceeds :treeing from the Greek brigantin e tY ker Majczty'a Ret al Letters tedeut ace valuabld • • WhlBllo, 18 intended to be applied to all the otnuibuses be. am abotit to get sornethinq to di i . dity Wit . , ... 1 0 e p Nest. of S. witzerland „, ... Chritsys, captured on the 220 May, lasa, by h er aga_ extriraordinary improvements in the 1 , " .107,L powerful aand:: longing to the company. One of the greatest deficienci es drinking alone; so Mune with me! The invallde, nth , au wi „b a don . - •.• 23'2 St. 100 Do. 6 p.e, Fele & Aug ••• - ••• jesty's ship Niger. le *Want Telescopes Camp, Racecou-, se, Opera, mei Per• in the vehicles hitherto used has been the want of ing loth, ettompanied the man to apu , blic honse arid 6 ceut.Pref, ... - . . 6 all Do. BPhr . , St. 100 DD. 6• c. Mar & SeP , t ie , , le - 2A 2 . Agents or other persons having eaective oh s- ' a ny just and legal de- ssee, to know the dis t Aamte. These telescopes - some support, by means of which the paseenger might there they passed some time in tippling, esch paying in aa ill tagi „e, .. ' - ... I 5 al) ury , ,,,a, rA , P, , 1ff...-,•.. -0. , , 5 - 0 . ".1 -roc :ale. J. 13 .L'- Pc'ssess Tech ext - ' - 5 all Do. Prefernee....-•• mand, unliquidated, aaairest tho Sal. p _ c , _ e ramdinery power , inehee, with tleat Boni?. three and a-half I eteady bine:elf while proceeding to take his veat. tUrO. In the avehing they tValt to difterent honeee in the _V----- ------- -.-__-...,......_,__•__ . _ c quired to transmit the particulars of any shc_h d: lemand d to ___ _ =..i. satu an , eetra eye-raece, it.''.ll show distinctly Jupiter' s ITo iucet this some ef tile neNv yebickt Rre Surpliel : ri , ighbrOilionl. of th e E ce i e Militaire ; And aft-ea - yards JOINT-STOOK BANKS: 4 a 1 rys ..1 A-0 tIP i f FraTice ... - ~, - ••• the Registrar of the High Court of Ada - uralta, i dn or er tuu teie=p e car r , ll " rir 'g , a• - ct th" , , Inabla stars. With the sam. • I with tass e l s susp en d e d from the ceiling, other l with the in ealide, at his re q ues t, agreed te acttomPanY 111 °' .......--e---e,„ , - . that the same may be examined, taxed, and al.uwed by half distant ",„'-'-'' , n a Pet:eon's coun+-mance th -•• ' a d• 1 1-• • iddie 10 au - -t.a,Gliiir.h., Itt, TO.Les an a a ...o^ , -c - and others agaitl with a acrpen. part of tat, way along the Champ de Mars. In the m ~ ntal f tt.tp, Bk of Egypt - 10 - 7 - 171 ... - 20 1.53 Eastern Steam ..... co , _ 135 04.3 a dr... ho that Officer, and paid under tae satiation of the Judge of b ' al " all eteect from 1 t '' " ' ' ''-' ' ~5 18e an 3 • 23d St. 100 Electric Telege l the said Court. Ro rger andaa eie a . , e a t, . 6 -a -0 weles. lhey are oi diced/ix rail, serving at the SalliB tinee ee an equit yal Exhibitir n -la: la- mcrea.sing ao ere.re aecorclingly.- a• lae able. divieion of space. of the Cliama the grenadier. said, " I have forgotten rue^ Tee - t dth iaat case have i " "An old pensioner with 1. , , s- . An r. Bank of London - 67 le- of it- ••^ -- 1 all Electric TO 6. , i _.., ii v. qlll, (.:0 1 C' Bk &hit ft 5 all Ena&Aus Cop . 2 . a arran4„einen as regar s e c-s you one . , 0 41 Bra 01. • - e ... - 26 Agents and all ether persons holding powers of attorney, powerful vraie). ' ' 51 . Valuable, newly-invaded, ver small e es ~ 4. 1 oducing ~.• 25 all Gen. Ir Sc Col (lima .., - „ prize orders, assignments, or other inidrurnante, by virtue , 4 :oat-pock e t 1,.. - . , wireiows seems to have been 1 t ,e.t an open qu es ti o n, a cigaccaee !" l'i.etl. tile otner iaugning, an- pr , , , 0 t i British N. Arnerleer ... - ..„ 67 a person can ~ te see glass, the size of a walnut b' s' Navigat. ... - ... of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share - n aad known], iq • ~ 7 ' l e d to b e determined by the public voice In some cases I his eliurnboh, his puree, whicii contained 8 fr., and .08 ~,, l', lihßYttis Nrik of Asia ... • a ...p , 15 14 Oeu. Stea m ' ' el of an ~„ every purpoee on the ra c • , ne. es distant , they answer t , , - . e. - • h ' s I carry e arortd iink. elrrlia 11 all Geuerai fiCTOW Sten „.. ..... 33 33 y captor, are requested, with as litle tielay :If; Po'' sl country seenery, ir. 8. anninse, and at the opera houses, ar, wieeeece are need, in others there is a slide ; and it spectacles, be geld, " Theee are the only thing ao e . _ .. , , blo to tr • 4 all Lond. Gen. Olumhua t 31 • Atascrails,&Cains 11 - a d , - ansmit the sante e eecompaniel b 7 thell . s ual 'l)4- They, are invalid.: a a nips ars clearly seen at Bto 10 miles. iie for the public to say which plan is, on the whole, the about Use," 'I he . grenadier snatched the puree fro,hint dalens St. Nave. ... _ ~,. etents, to the Prize Bra ' neh f hD • t tof t m e tor eliceta r Ott - 70 20 10 Rag • - MCC- Tel. 8 - 10 ot e epar men It I anortsreent, gentlemen, ea iag, deer -stalking, yachting, to ulost desirable. As to ventilation, however, which is hien and took to flight. The invalide at first thoue w o J o y " Acconntant-G - 1 f h - -'•• inekee . i ; o eoma 100 25 cutoliiat to 511 Acaiteran: , , _ _ ... 2, , house." enera e t e teavy, Admiralty, Souierse ! ~, IceecotTase, ~,, , ,„i np, e _ e e pets, and tourists. Oper , , e" Perspective la, • elle grar t rl point to le considered in reference to thie mate that he %VAS ill play, end called after aon t a t .t-- .- xe, day the te e e 211 Commercial of toed ., - ~ 10 all Mexicen. , e t geteetriee. 2t - ee 7 e ' I power. Newly-constrzeted a a eecs, weth wonderfu ter, the ne w omnibuses seem to include all that eau be bark, iiht the man continued to run. The ile Discount C 0.... a - g , Dne notice will be given, by f t pectaele Le d ' ' Fe- gel: ' A • • i att 5 Nat. ....... , „ r „ a tire advertisemonts in , t st LTRII9 -* nt e ie • • nses of th - •••ot intent, an lo ta te e dee ate re. Cu- 161 -- 17; the London Gazette, of the d t d for the coro- '- ' peke , power. -he yea-male advax te. e tie_ . de s ired ,f n erich ample ventilation is provided fer by . levaiide cernplained to the colonel of the reg ed that, on 2 . all fiord. Chart. re e n. c f 25 1 Do- N' w ••• ' 1 - eF le l a nes Dna._ 1_ .... v 2. mencement of distribution ; anade tw t o i p On . from Veils invention is, that vision 1, • i a t e derived meare ,of perfcrated wires or openings of vedette 'Kinds I the man was arrested. It was then ascertain . . ~ zt,trtz.,11..,.. 10 5 Nether • • th ' same tune, e eueming impaired is ii - 21.i . s 20,1 Do. - 4 amount of an individual's sha - , a le . neeseere a and strengthened, and vei 7 r. i ~ at !lee top, combined with a similar arrangern. t - - vious eve.ning, h . , 10 all Do. re in the respective claseos ' aeef: persons are t • , T . . Ln at tilt, , li "It N - returuing to his larracks on tee prh ..., t t . , eg et, a at o ew '2O - 21 Do 8p cr ims atl d 4(1. - ki) will be announced. enabled to employ their sight at the most minute I end of the vehic.e. ne questiou of hr.l--- . had Alown bis . comra&ii a purse co ic .. [Awning St, wu “ r,sO Zo Luirlon and Count- a 3° i 5 3 • 13 &N.S. Land 18 - 22 pation- can see with these lenses of a much le °COL.* ;. 'i ' nc.t esca d tt t . dth ' '' pe aen ion, an e mere . a nt, too, hits _ _ . the purse into shreds. ,n, ee t, ~., ~. „ t , , ~ d J.• .8. '".- ... ‘ 100 80 S '''' • • lug Power -and they rio net require th e f --88 I nagua:l-I eatiea ettftlicie, to- said he had found, and he tore . d ant to be a no. , .. , s4; o f s i t , ti, ) ' .t... 8. bp IC,. teorp. 1 - iaP te.S.NV. Gov.sp.e.D. ... _ ... 101 Department of the Accountant-Ge te the dangerous effects of further p ew , requent ehauee j l g ether with the increased wirit . :- d. a , _ lair an a )earanbe ' The prisoner, who was stated by his serp,. .. sonment. ~ • te loe Joiat Stock.. ... - - •.' *** N E Australasian i _ 8 1 all . n .,* ' Admiralt y, somerset.hou n io erl r of the Navy, I _ thel assist anae , • 'and reality of enlargement • egg.th ...% . Pi of cll. pilferer, was sentenced to a year s Kepi' IGO 30 London and Paris.... ... - •••d o 0 era Ar th.ofEuppeStearn 3 _ 2 d b 'tad ' t ti t i Person I; can e sui d ,e mos remote part of the i d w I.4tU tbe gretefal te the - ' - Notice is hereby given to all pere on ' e i n + °v. 6. • I 1 . world, 1 Senses, as well al don t lak 20 Lond. & Westminstei ... - e , 50i 491 501 - u o r i e ntal Gas 1- 1 a , erested therein, by seri, e , '. ID" one of t'ne glasses out of their speet delve to the ctin*thlWnce, oi the 1 a 10+ .3.:.‘ National Pro.of Zng a. - ''''' 773 “Now Shares" p -.... 1p P in 1 2s. po• thet preparations are now making for the intended di7tri• I letter, and stating the distance from the eyes the aelea in a 1 passengere. The • .nternal impNVement- ' t include a lamp f the curioue re- 40 10 Do. New, b o ti on of proceeds arising from the Greek veesel Heriklia, ; mat/ newspaper print with it.; and those y earl read lon the prineir', e o f th o rail v nce o 5 a cap I i t i •ed May 30, 1855, by her Majesty' li• 'e• ' . .I s 1 f ta .1 ' dathre th ' Ivil ' ) have stem, and l• < ss ip Niger. not mai o use o spec cesoy b 1 ~,, en. a ... a. 13 way .amp, with an elongated THE PRINCEITES. -In conseque , ared in several of t . he 50 22. Nationtl Bank - 70 681 50 a . - Agents or other persons haying Alen); a valve attached to it to carry off the velations which have recently staff •• , d in - 20 all New South Wales.... 45 - " 1 New any inst and legel de- 1 este - Nevi Disco eery. - The Organic Vibrat o ' r caf t effluvia. 0 „ne Lea g. 50 10 '')°- . 4 - sr , 15 ence t 2t el , • 40 39' 40 al Nadi Sterm . • e aainst the said proceed% a r - ' • n - amid, nnhquidased, a. eq • red 1 traoanmary powerful, email, newty-invented matt-tune t is rem , . . ,an ex , e o ards the outside of all the new omni- Sonsersetehire newspapere in refer t I buses there • m - p • Spaston, near Bridge- s (Mental Bk. Corp... 39 - 11 100 60 Bay ••• 64 -66 -to transmit the particulaia of soy such dema e n r d to nt- the deaf tirel different !eon]. all others, to au il a y ' r ' • IS a --P-rial change for the better, in the membera of the establishment at 20 15 Ottoman Bank 33 31c1 111 f ii Sect. Austral. Inrest. 13 -• i B t‘ Abode of Love " 1 1 A emir - registrar of the High Court of -t _ elt ness, en y 'Tare an ,. accees to the reof, convenient steps being provided by water, known as the Agapemono or ' 01 ) Proeanc• ' retard - -..- , ia, of I • , 1 all Ditto New.... ......... 13 1. 1 5 Y, in order thet • tlibag ef the kind that - aas b een or probably ever ean b; means f n cing shortly the ~, d . . the same may be exemined, taxeil, and allewed be the+, eaduced. Being of the elm.° colotu• as the skin is t ' a which the open-air paesenger can mount with- a prospectus has just been issue d ann"bi hed weekly at ta• td Im. N ew .._ - ~,, a n South aufand.laand 35 - 37 officer, and paid under, the eauction of the Jed-, ~.. P - ~ , no p ee . out any danger to 11 •l• ' rtobepu is ' 1 R Aus B &Go Im Of ••• - „ nr, . 1 a ll finbmer. . 61 .Scre as i 1 ' • 't •bl • deaf •- s or tue eeptetee , r end es _ pcieene to hear distinctly at church.: it is stated t 1h oi !nth. With respect to faree, appearance of a newepape The Leader and Soaker 25 x.'. lionth i , t r 34 - " _llB TS 1% • . 1 ell De. Reeietered.„. „. i - 1 said Court. reed at pelelic assemblies; the impleasant sensation of singin g th obe the intent a ion of the company to exhibit Pardgevrater, under the title of a- Mat , owers er .. t em outsid • ' ding the doctrines 2' all U • r A 1 . 11 63 -65 64 - - nicis. a.. ....us.ra a 20 5 e ra , ..14 1,, ..,s. r. 0, :,. Ap::.:,,, oae•I Weer eirsee'. ..? .. P - ••• -Loamy, ao i se , e l tee (saes ie eetirely se:leo-sod; :tea it aifords all tee, of ees well as inside, so as to leave no cause setshir man, for the purpose of deten It is stated 2a De. arew ae ......--- G i - '7 i on 2e3 Van Diemen's Land ifi 1.(1 prize oieleee. me•gana.ettte ee otuar iestruateees, by virtue eseee ee e .. la t e, eoaeetke ee .-ee be des i red.- ~, ~, n, ,, . ~ , , c,ernplaint on th ' b• 0 h" • I•tI b M P ' nd his followers. ee , _ .entaile e • zorth. r a at su eect. ut is point it. maY promu ga e( y r. 'lnce a .. t d . b of the des 50 10 Union of Larelon ••• - .. 253 1 , y one ,„ V.(i - )..sin., .I: , 7l.yJnly- ... - - of which they mey b e t egt ay en ti t l e d to claire t'ne share etree - t, PTecallly: Oheerve-opiessiee the Ykkf te I ' or 01. '. to - a obsery ei, that it. is tE a ,11-;:r•igii of the non 1 ,- tb t tll-1 new journal will be edit _ ~ 100 60 Pireetern Bii. of Lontl' 7 a 6 d , testablieh in Paed . 3 ' f the " Abode. many e a s ed an u t lifevin fare of f,• . ix:peoCe • malted brethren within the walls o , . . • Country ItiarkeT,Q. DERBY SMITIIFIELD.-NOT. 4. We had a good average supply of fat geese to-day, with out alteration of price. The number of sheep Wa3 iess and in better request. Average. supply of fat pigs. Calves scarce and well sold. The following were the quotations 2—Beef, 510 to 64 ; mutton, 6 5 d to 7(1. ; lamb, —d to Oil ; veal, 7d tc 41 per lb. ; pigs, :Os 6d to lie Od per score ; lough fat, 5s 6 i to Os per 141 b. ; hides, 4,d to 5d per lb ; calf-skins, 41d Oi I per lb. EDINBURGH GRAIN.—Nov. 5. Market well supplied. Sales dull. Wheat back to-day. Other grains rather dearer. Wheat, on the top, lls down, and on the average le fid down. Barley. is Od up on the top, and Os 9d up on the average. Oats on the top 4s 0,1 down—on the aver age, is 2d. up. Beans on the top 2s Od np ,and on the average, 43 id up.. AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. Wheat L 3 7 4 10-12th. Do. new -12th. Barley Oats 1 1 9 11-12ths. Beans BOSTON—Nov. 5 We had a good show of wheat, which met a slow sale at a decline of is to 2s per qr. Barley and beans also sold at drooping prices. Oats ls, and peas fully 2a per qr cheaper than on this day se'n night. On the whole wehave not had a duller market for several weeks. _ Prices :—Wheat, red, 53s Od to 65s Od; new, —s to —s ; white, 648 Oti to 67s Od; extra, 70s. Barley, 38s Od to 47s 01. Oats 22s to 30s. Peas, 40 to 49s Ott Beans, 45s Od to 51s Od per qr. NEWARK—Nov. 5. At our corn exchange to-day we had a full attendance, and good supplies of grain. Dry samples of wheat realised the prices of the previous week, but damp parcels could scarcely be turced into money. Wheat, white 75s to 775, red 68s to 70s; barley, malting 48s to 50s, grinding 348 to 365; oats, 24st. 35s to 38s, 22st, 32s to 31s ; beans, 52s to 57s ; malt, 72s to 71s ; peas, 469 to 18s ; tares, 40s to 44s per qr. LOUTH—Nov. 5. The corn market was very dull, and much of the supply out of condition. The be,;t samples of wheat declined. 2s per qr, and inferior sorts were difficult to sell at a greater reduction. Barley continues scarce, and was rather higher. Other sorts much the same as last ( - motel. Wheat, rod his to liss, white 70s; barley 46s to 50s; oat., 255 to 295; beaus 43s to 47s per qr. HEABORNB MAILS. ,14 aignides that the mails are sent ft•om the General Podt-Oflic •T the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) (1017STIII/t3. Ceerica(byßrit.p.ck).N America. (by Ireitcd Sts, packet) &merles (by U. Btat:.te packet) ••••• • • • • • '=l &estralis (via Liver:. Day when made tipl En Generai Yost- 0111ce, London.* every Friday Every Tuesday 4th and 18th .... pool) ............ N 1 Ditto (via Mars.eillol) Ditto (via Cape of Good Hope) •• t 4 VC •• N &Mats ( West Coast) .. A. , exandria ....N Alexandria Bahamas Belgium ............N Brazil 131161103 Ayres Cape of Good Hope —N I Cape of Good Hope —N Care de Verds Ceylon (see In Ila) Ceylon. ..... Channel Isles Chili-- .• ........ N China .... . Constantinople .....,N Constantinople Cont. of Europe M N Egypt (see India) France N Gibraltar ..M Greece (see India) Greytown ........ —M Hamburgh ..........N Savannah Holland •• ... • • •• .• •• M Honduras ..........M India (viaSouthampt.)l4 India (vla Marseilles)M lonian lees (see India) Ireland N Lisbon ..111 Madeira .......... „ N Madeira ........ Malta (see India) Malta ~. •• re • • • • •411 Mauritius (see India) BiLairltitts ........ ,N Kczloo Naples . , „•.•... —N Ness Graffiti,* New Zealand,.., Papal States „ , Peninsula .. •.„ Peru •• •• •• •41. •• • • ••.1• 1 ' Po7t Natal N Tuscany Venezuela Van Dlemen'slAnd(scc Australia) •• .... 33(1 of the month 10th 26th ot u 0. , ttli a nth of mon. 17th of the month, UAiiy • • • • 9th of the month.. th, mons' , sth of the month; Uncertain 10th and 26th ; 4th and 20th Allkz td & 17th of month' 4th and 10th , 10th and 26th.... lk 20th of anon.', rvice daily - ,4,7,17,20,27 .fm. From what Pert Diepatcheo. ILivorpool I ,BouthAnaptonl 1 ritv erpoo: ... Uverpool Dover ..... !Plynio a .., Dover •••• •• Soutliam;;',o, , Sou Ihrrnp ier Dover B9litintnyetol Nri 2nd /ft 17th of mon Daily 2nd of the month Daily. ..... 17tk, of the mom ;1.1 4th 20th of moo.l 10th8t26th of meth Twice daily 2d 0, o. • ?th of WO., T 231 of month • • 'Arians ports 3:uthAmp'Eml 'BotiV - icanp on, 11)ay.zr 1 80 :thqmptor ;Dover Dover Ifionthlmptoi gottthampt ,, London Bouttio.Tapt ,, L. Dover ••• •• •••, ISJoitlamptou when due 111 England. 14, 10, 20, and 2(3.. WeeILIY Weekly Dover •• •• •• Dover.... • • Till.yheal I Southamptol Southampton Lew:spool Uneert 1 6th of Tl lO td & 19th 4&21 16th Joh) , it,th. 16th Uncertain 16th Of 711 14 & 29th lth & 214 l'u.Th.Sat 1 and 16 and 29 2 and 19 7 and 24 rwicedall rwicede x,7,14,26 Ist and 16 Da if !Dover 181 ti 1110 DftilY 120th of the Ind of the :non`:.. 21(& l7thof rnonth 4th and 10th muth l 'Daily itind 21 81 15 tic 29 In Nor. 16. 6 and 16 1.15, 2 I 1. 17th of m9l, sth of month .. • • Every Saturday.. ..... • •• • • • • 2d & 17th ofasonth, Sonthampv n 1 Ouvor S3utharnptor iloos port i Dover .• •• • • iouthattaptk r 3outhampt. VArions port' Dover Dover . Aoutharnpt or 4th and 2 list West Indies 14th and 18th of m.I t r t ampt,?l Ist 0(1.16 Weet l Y : 6t12 sfeeklY: 1 1 8;16mo i l men:hlT 1 and 16 When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will be de: spatchod on the following day, win , the exception of the India Ow Soathempton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched . OAP preceding day. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6. STOOK EXORANGE.—The market is quiet but steady to-day, and prices are a shade lower than yesterday. Bel' fast and Ballymena, 514 —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 18—Ditto, 221. shares, 122 i —Blackburn, B—Great Western, 65—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 i ,i—London and North Western, 1031 i—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34i —Midlands , 791 i 1 4 4 s—North British, 94—South Eastern, 211 gi gi s—Buffalo and Lake Ha' ron, gip.--Great Western of Canada, 244—Ditto (new' shares), p. 21. . NEW DOCKS AT NANTES.—The Municipal Connell 0 Nantes has just decided on the adoption of certain 0 0g which had been submitted to it for constructing 11 ° W. docks and basins, erecti ng ware h ouses for depos iting merchandise, and other works of great importance t ° the shipping interests of the port. A grant of 2,100,000 f. for the execution of these works will be solicited by al council from the Gov ernment, as we ll as t h e cess ion 0 1 a certain quantity of state ground. LADvstrissmxxrd—W e quote some int er esting cures wit h. out medicine of indi ges ti on (d yspeps i a ) , flatulency, co nstipa te tion, nervous, bilio us , an d li ver comp l a i nts, coug h, a sthma , consumption, and debility, by Du Barry's delicious nevaleot4 Arabica Food : Fifty years' indescribable agony P . 6111 dyspepsia, nervo usness, as th ma, coug h ; cons ti pa ti o n, flatu lency, spasm s , s i c k ness at t h e stomach, and vomitings, 113., - been rem ove d b y D u B arry ' s exce ll ent Reva l en t a Arabi a ' Food. —Maria Jolly, Wortham Ling, near Diss, Nor f°ll ,: Cure No. 3,9o6.—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and O D- , ral debility h ave b een remove d b y D u B arry ' s exc ellent valenta Arabica Food.—James Porter, Athol-street, Per From the Dowager Countess of Casttestuart. Cure 52,61512.54 Rosstrevor, County of Down, Ireland, 9th December, 4t ; The Dowager Countess of Castlatuvrt feels 'reduced, in interest of suffering humanity, to state that Du Barry's o il eelleut Revalenta Arabica Food has cured her, after I : Medicines had failed, of indigestion, bile, great nerve ness and irritability of many years' standing. This fo deserves the confidence of all sufferers, and may be sidered a real blessing. _lnquiries will be cheerfully answsl e 4 Supported by testimonials from the celebrated Professors u. Chemistry Dr. Andrew Ure ; Dr. Shorland ; Dr. Barge'''. Dr. Campbell ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer; Dr. Ingr am ; Lord Stuart de Decies ; the Dowager Countess of CO b i e stuart ; Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other respect s , a , persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all °tu t; means of cure had failed. Suitably packed for all clinlia 6 e d : ; with full instructions. In canisters, 11b., 2s. Pd. ; 21b., •„ 51bs., lls. ; 121b5., 225.; super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21bs., Ir e " 51135., 225.; 101bs., 335. The 101bs. and 121bs. carrieg° 1 1 7 ' on receipt of post-office order. Barry du Barry and Co., Regent-street, Loudon ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co., Purrelu, • to her Majesty, Piccadilly ; also at 60, Gracechureh - st reeb, 331 and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 6P. Coruhill ; 49, Bisho . e: gate-street; 55, Charing-cross; 54, Upper Baker-street, °' ape' l5l, Oxfcrd-street. BIRTHS. OW A EMIL frOn the sth inst., at 10, Prince's-terrace, Prince'sV t6 Hyde-park, the wife of W. A. Thomas, Esq. On the 6th inst., the wife of Grantham R. Dodd, Pi n° F.L.S., of Compton-road, Canonbury. OP A DAUGHTER. On the sth inst., at 10, Albion-square, the wife of William Shaw, Esq. • a On the sth inst., at 10, Hyde-park-terrace, the lid H. G. W. Sperling, Esq. MARRIED. ieg On the sth inst. at St. Peter's, Colney, Herts, lir Henry Peel Yates, 'Royal Horse Artillery, son of W. , fe r Yates, of H o l ne , Devon, Esq., to Emma, only datig'"-„a of the Rev. Markland Barnard, M.A., vicar of Ridge 11'" of O Colney, Flerts. n the 6th Wet., at All Souls' Church, St. M a rylebe ll r e j Thomas Shepherd, Esq., eldest son of the late E vga 'e Robert Shepherd, Esq. of Newington-terrace, genelr: ton, Surrey, to Eliza Lavinia., youngest daughter Of George Penuel, of Berners-street, Oxford-street. DIED. On the 4th inst., after a f ew days' illness , Ann, the ISP loved wife of William Norwoo d , Esq. , of Balham-b,.flag On the 4th inst. , at hi s residence , at Bow , M r. The n c., Whit a k er , for many yearn an inhabitant of Wa lbroo aged 60. On th© 4th inst., at Maidenhead, ErnraP, fourth day ter cf the late illiam Pycroft, Esq., of Edmontett, 2'l°- W 72. Willis On the 4th inst., at. Highfleld-road, Elgbaston, Herbert Lightfoot, Esq., raged 87. of On the 4th inst., at Milmead-house, Guildford, General Butterworth, 0.11., of the Madras Army, au" an d Governor of Prince of Wales's Island, Singapor e, Malacca, aged 56. On the sth inst., Edward Sowter, of the White Lit)/1' St. Alban-plce, St. James's. On the 5 's th inst., John Ronshaw, Esq., of 20, 13°13°' bury-park, aged 79. 111r 9 On the sth inst., Elizlbetb, the beloved wife °- ton' H. J. Haines, of No. 4, St. George's-road, square. beth On the sth i ns t., a t Lansdowne-zircus, South Lal3l.- Cornelius Philip Lamy, Esq., aged 63. - , - - - LONDON : Printed and Pnblighed by MURDO 17 '"" of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun 0600 ' tit i Jr, -. :trarn.L in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the 0 11 of Middloke; Fri , lr.y, November 7, 1e56 !Twice