The Sun. — London, England, 1856-11-20 00:00:00

THE SUN 5 LONDON ' THURSDAY EVENING ) NOVEMBER 20 ) lB5 6. _ - ._ _ _ _ . _ _..... _______ _ _ . ______ - - .___ --- - . i ,4 MUSIC HATH CHARMS." . any of their cloth(' or stores, and the ship was left to insignia as a new and striking proof of the friendship of NEW anANCERY ORDERS. ANOTHER SERIOUS AFFRAY OF PRICES OF S HARES, r ' her fate. It was not long before she drifted in the di- which her Majesty the Queen and the British nation 1 -,....-_.... GERMAN SOLDIgRS. BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- A n -.......-__ • PANIES' STOCK. g s ee'alDEL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. . reotion of Seaton Soook, and in all probability would be have given us so many marks, and for which we are ORDER OF COURT. so- evenit a total wreck before night. On Saturday evening always most deeply grateful. I attach the more value , .-....-...ep......---- - yards (From the Times.) - the owners of a large bark, the Pekin, a to this proof of friendship that it is, at th . e same time, an 1 Wednesday, tbe 12th day of November, in the 20Ili Year On Monday afternoon between 200 and 300 discharged From the Official List. of a 1 As if the Crystal Palace were not marvel enough of the a•ign of her Majesty Queen Victoria, 1856. soldiers of the British German Legion arrived at Har t vessel laden with from 40 to 50 keels of coke imperishable souvenir of the happy alliance of our two already, it is proposed to fill it next year with ye f or th e M e dit err anean, attempted to get her out empires, an alliance so fruitful in good resnlts and so . The Right H0n. ,., It, Monsey, Lord Cranworth, Lord wish frnein Colchest G er Camp, for trans . mi . ssion to Ostend, another marvel. It is proposed to have a festival in o f th e Ty ne b e fore the sea had sufficiently gone down on useful fur the accomplishment of the work which I have !High Chanc f eller or . Great Britain, with . the ad i viee end on their return to ermany. The Viv . .el • steam vess . el, , LONDON, TUESDAY, Nov. 18, 1856. ' the e honour of Handel, and to perform three of his finest th, bar. It is stated that she stru . ck on the bar and . un undertaken-to peif . ect the . welfare of all classes of iny assistance 0 the Right Hon. Sir J. Ronaino tA aster of chartered for their conveyance, was lyine off the pier, attac, PUBLISHED EVER,Y TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINQ about GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. into I oratorios with the aid of 2,000 trained vocalists and sh;pped her rudder. Be that as it may, the t wo l ines peop l e. I a l so consi d er th i s event as a fresh ratificatiOn , the Rolls), and the Hon. the Viet Chancellor Sir R. T. . and in accordance with the practice ad;ted in former Dividend Amount • and 300 instrumentalists. Even this, however, is but w i t h w h ic h th e steam tugs were drawing her out of har- ef that alliance. I shall hasten to write to her Majesty 1 Kindersley, the Hon. the Vice 'Chancellor Sir J. Stuart, cases, the men were required to embark before receiving Name of Company. per ef Paid. I Price. man, the rehearsal for a grander celebration. The great hour hroke, and she _drifted on the Herd Sand. Her the Queen, to express to her my gratitude ; but, in the I and the Hon. the Tke Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, doth their pay (about 181. each man). This they d'd serf Annum. , Share. 1 - emot musician died in 1759, and on the centenary. of crew haft to be re . scued by the Shields lifeboat, and her meantime, I beg you to convey to the Queen the expres- 1 hereby, in pursuance of the act passed in the eession of quietly, and the Vivid steamed into the harbour, where - ' x s. d. .£ s. d. you 1 ctargo o f co k e win have to be taken out before any at- sion o•f my thanks and the assurance of my most sincere Parliament holden in the 15th and 16th years of the reign she brought up while the process of paying the men was his death it seems to have been resolved in the empt can be made to get her off. Probably it will friendship. Your lordship must feel persuaded that it is lof her present Majesty, intituled "An Act to abolish the effected. British •• •• •• •• •• •• .• - 1 - and , Ditto Frovincial •• •• to di musical world to honour his memory by a series of h ave t o b e th r own into the sea. The notices of applica- also a pleasure for me to receive these noble insignia Office of Master in Ordinary of the High Court of Chan. So far matters progressed very satisfactorily, but hay. Brighton •• .• •• .. •• •, - 2 20 0 - 0 0 1100 0 0 150 0 0 '56 strai festivals, in which all his best intentions shall be tion to be made to Parliament next session, published in from yonr hands." cery, and to make provision for the more speedy and ing received the money the men became clamorousto go City of London ..•• - so o 0 20 0 0 - gait executed as probably even he himself never ex the local papers of Friday and Saturday, give promise --___ --- - - efficient dispatch of business in the said Court," and of on shore, and having. hailed several boats a number of oontinentaiothCap.). - '5O 0 0 all 1 - Equitable-. •• •• •• -.. 2/. 10s. of tt • pected. that they could be carried into effect. 'To ~ of considerable changes in the coal trade of this district. THE CURRENCY. the act passed in the session of Parliament holden in the them jumped into them. Lieut. Clipperton, who had 0 0 2 20 0 0 0 0 0 - 15 Great Central -- - . 8/. per cent., 10 0 0 al l i ' $ 12 8 % othe Eneland especially belongs the Place of e ll ' Application will be made to Parliament for acts to es. lBth and 19th years of the reign of her present Majesty, charge of the men to Harwich, and accompanied the Imperial ............ 101.& bowls.. 50 o 0 a 1 1 •• , - mW3 mourner, or rather chief votary,in this celebration. amaleamate the Hartlepool Dock Company and the Mr. Muntz has addressed the following letter to the , intituled "An Act to . make further provision for the paymasters on board, endeavoured to prevent thnir de- Independent ......... 5 1. 1 40 0 0 London.• .... •• ••.. •• - 150 0 0 Of 1 '''' a p i more speedy and efficient dispatch of business in the parture, upon which great violence was manifested. Handel was her chosen son, and England was his West Hartlepool Harbnur and Railway Company with editor of the Times :- and Y . co . • . tr, y adopted land. Here he lived for 50 years ; here the North-Eastern Railwa Com any The directcrs 66 5• -Five ears have now elapsed since we ex- RI __gh Court of Chancery, and to vest in the Lord Chan- Several called out to throw him overboard, and at length p ( to n . i f a . r . l : . P . r . e . f . e . re . n . 51. ,100 0 0 16 " ' "" pat his greatest works were given to the public • here of the Blyth and Tyne Railway are also applying for changed some opinions on the monetary system of the cellor the ground and buildings of the said Court, situate he was knocked down by a blow upon his head with a Itatcliff ..... .... •• • 108 150 0 0 all 21% bait , l ' d owers to connect that line more intimately with the le of Great Britain, and, considering your article in Southamptonsbuildings Ceancery-lane, with power stick, which rendered him insensible. The captain was United General •• . e . re . d . 4 _ 6 4 1 1 1 p e e_ t i : lilt : 2 6( 5 ) 0 0 ( ( I ) 52 ,j 0 , i 2 4, 5 ,4 i i 21 e . r cent. 160 0 0 • 53 Le they have been performed most frequent yan p 1 7c . a . r . t .. c. : . co a ports of Blyth and Amble. The River Tyne Im• 1 4)71 the same subject in your psper of the 15th inst. of leasing and sale thereof ;'' and in pursuance and eee- slightly hit about the same time, and the mate and the w =, ) h • 150 0 0 10 '4l 0 , 10% 'OM had most succeesfully ; here his manuscripts still re vement Commissioners are applying for Parliamen e pro it does appear to me that you are quite satisfied with the cutton of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, carpenter were knocked down. leav main, and here he lies buried in that Royal fan e d ta.ry authority to build another public dock on that In the meantime the boats which had come alongside w hich contains the dust of those who have sery t river, at the Colile Dean, in Shields harbour. The present working of it, although yuur (so called) standard order and direct as follows :- of value has, to, superficial observers, been maintained The business to be disposed of by the Master of the were filled and got away, some being landed on Harwich him the country best, and whom we honour mos . South Shields corporation are seeking po ;sera to build a Rolls and the Vice Chancellors respectively while sitting Beach, and others on the Suffolk shore. The captain, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price wet in its integrity. . w p n Ai I' : ni E du rt emn - d w . 0 me Asni s h . a r e . old Taking Handel, therefore, as the man whose mu- public quay at that place. Parliamentary notice has also oße assured that, so long as you do not learn the at chambers shall comprise the following matters :- alarmed at the aspect of affairs, discharged rockets and - mot - sical influence has been most felt in this country, been given of an application for powers to make an import- difference between price and value, so long will you re- 1. Applications for payment to any person or persons blue lights to attract attention and procure assistance. Lunt _______ _ 119 givi and through whose wcrks we have been graduall . Y ant new line from the Hasleng station of the Stockton main ignorant of the evils of our present laws, and until of the dividends or interest of any stocks or fulls stand - The coast - guard boat was immediately manned, under et Lo_n u d n e c o o....... e i f . .p p e e r r r m. , ' 50 0 0 all - whi trained into a musical people, the Sacred Harmome mid Darlington Railway to the Tebay station of the some change be made in them, so long will you have ing on the credit of any cause or matter dependirg in the command tif Lieutenant Gutztner, and went out to l o cent u . 2 1 .... I . ' . .. .. .... 4 4% per cnt. , 100 0 0 - 80 Society have seized the opportunity of ca.lnng upon Lancaster and Carlisle Railway. This important rail- periodically to lament that scarcity of money, which the Court of Chancery to the separate account of such the vessel, which had by this time returned towards the Lambeth ••• . - 1 100 o o - 95 llrlf -- a d ion its way will cross what is now termed the " backbone of erson or persons. pier, keeping, however, sufficiently away to prevent fur- Newßiver Company - 21.105. - England especially to testify on th . is occas canses an alteration in discount from 9 2' tO 7 1 , per cent 1 3 Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - - hes the E 'eland," and if c t d ill connect Lancashire al di '-• ••• • ” 2 A I . t• d • f b - lot enthusiasm for the man, and to rejoice over . . , , onstruc e, w is a great natur easter. . pp Ica ions un er the 32d section o the act of ther escapes y that means. West Middlesex •• •• .. 51. per cent.l 61 0 0 rea But is this all ? Does 7 Per cent. describe half the Parliament passed in the 36th year of the reign of King Of course the alarm soon spread in the town, and in a . t .l 4 Sto s. ek. d. 4 10 1 0 . d. good which he has accomplished; aud,a . s a prelimi- with the north-eait coast by a new route, and . will be the 44 BRIDGES. car Ma means of furnishing several of the small towns and out- evil! Is not the 7 per cent. the minitri,urn charge upon George 111., chap. 52, in all cases where the sum paid very short time all the shops were closed. The mayor, . obj nary experiment, it is proposed to give in Y . . transept of lying districts of Westmoreland with Durham coal, many bills at 69 days ? And are not bills at three or four into the Bank of England, or the stock transferred into with the borough pollee, proceeded to the pier, and a - Dividend Amount next certain performances in the great . per of Paid. Price. ma d them having their winter stocks conveyed te them at months, in which a very large share of paymerits are the name of the Accountant General under such section messenger was dispatched to the Redoubt for the assis- Name of Company. Annum. Share. he the Crystal Palace, which may, to seme_ extent, _ present by the old fashioned system of pack-horses. made, charged according to their quality from 7, to does not exceed 300/. cash, or 300/. stock, as tbe case tance of the Royal Artillery, and who very shortly _ - sle prepare the public mind for the more c )raple . te cele Long strings of horses and ponies may be seen any day in 12. per cent. discount ? may be. marched down with fixed bayonets, under the command ' .O s. d. 4 s. d. _ 7% ern - ' bration two years afterwards. - With that idea, in the latter part of the autumn passing through Middle- " You seem to think that all this arises from a false 'Zi.. Applications under the act passed in the session of of Captain Paisley and Captain Wright. By direction (lungerford -.••••• •• - - 110 0 0 - - Th prineiple of carrying on trade upon a scale of too great 1 3 so far as it is undertaken not as a private l sp.ecula ton-on-Teesdale carrying coals from the west pits to the arliament holden in the 10th and 11th years of the of the mayor the pier was cleared of the large number of soet i l t s t w o lk w . o ..., f 7% ''''''' 11. per cent. 30 0 0 - - lot tion, but on public grounds, and pure yin the outlying farms of Westmoreland. The North-Eastern aud magnitude ; but does not this necessity proceed ferns, reign of her present Majesty, chap. 96, intituled "An persons who had assembled upon it, and occupied solely " Waterloo ..... ...• •• • • - 100 0 0 - - - a ; interest of a,rt, we have every sympathy. the Darlington and Barnard Castle Railways will be con- the margin between the producing prices in this c,ountry Act for better syncing Trust Funds, and for the Re- by the military. Ditto Old Ann. of gl. IL 145. Bd. 160 0 0 - 28% aci It would in some respects be better if these nected with this new line, the former by the Auckland „d the selling prices in other countries being too small lief of Trustees, a . nd the act passed in the session ot The riotous behaviour of those on board, which had 70 10 3 - 20% a oratorios could be performed in WestmineterAbbey, branch. to leave any profit, unless by an immenge re t urn th e parliament holden in e th 13th and 13th years of the been sensibly diminished by the arrival of the boat of V_aux rol where the statue of the musician-the last work of • general expenses of trade are proporteonably reduced ? reign of her present Majesty, intituled "An Act for armed coast•guardsmen, was now entirely quetled ; but DOCKS. nil Roubillac, might almost seem to listen to the Now may not this small mar in aelse from our cost o I.N VESTITURE OF THE SULT AN WITH , . . g, • I the further relief of Trustees," in all cases where the as the captain did not deem it prudent to proceed to sea - Dividend Amount Ditt h o ai N i w ... d . i.t . t . 0 .. 0 . f . 7 . 1 . . 11. 9 10 6 5 5 .. 4d. 1 40 0 0 - strains, and the grave might, to our sense, be re- THE ORDER OF THE GARTER. production being regulated or paid IEI money compounded trust fund does not exceed 300/. cash, or awn. stock, at night with such a comoany on board, the Vivid re . Annum. Share. 1 or animated under the spell of the potent maestro ; .. of gold and paper, and cense uentl alwa sde reciated cl 3' 7 P as the case may be. mained in her position, and a detachment of the Artin in intrinsic vaiue ; while our foreign sales are all liqui• 4. Applications under " The Trustee Act, 1850," lery continued upon the pier to prevent any further oua ------ x a d.,X s. d. but the building is too small ; and, in fact, there (From a Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette.) dated in gold only, as fixed by our money laws in the and the act of parliament passed in the 15th and 16th ',reek. Attention was then turned to the reecapture of Commercial .• • • ...... 51. pr cet Stock ! Stock. - 13 , Stock: I - -j, is not a buildine in London that is fit for the de 2 years of the reign of her present Majesty, hitituled those who had escaped, and small parties of the artillery-e Sarno of Company per of I Paid. Price. fin East and West India.. , 6/. pr ren ..... CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5. Par of exchange . - lit sign. Why, tl; 2,300 performers would of them- try.. "An Act to extend the Provisions 01 'The Trustee men accompanied the police to the different public- Eastoeim . - 51 pr cent. Stock. - tt Q . S • th NI Nbl 0 d fth The iieen, overeign ote 1. ost o e rer o e "To say that gold is not fixed in price, vvhile the bo London .• • • 1 . selves nearly fill Exeter-hall, and there would not Act, 1850,'" in all cases where any decree or order houses, while a picket was sent to overtake some w - - Garter, having been pleased, by a commission under her Bank is bound by law to find it, at all times, at Ditto Bonds •• •• •• • •141. per cent. St - eck. ' - i - el be much comfortable space for anybody to listen to Majesty's Royal Sign Manual, and the Great Seal of the 3/. 17s. Did. per ounce, and to give for it whenever shall been made by the court for the sale or convey bad started by the turnpike road towards Colchester. et. Katharine •• l l 4. . p i rs e c e r nt e: 50 0 0',50 0 0 i - hi them. To erect in town a building that would be Order, to constitute and appoint his Excellency Strat offered 3/. 17s. 9d., is sheer nonsense-let the philo- By these means as many as 24 were taken and lodged -outhampton ..•• .• • 13/ ance of any lands. • Victoria ..•• •. •• •• •• • 120 s. per - sh. ----- '------- ---- in ,_ secure enough for the occasion would cost an enor- ford Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, one of her Ma- sophers revel such absurdities ; but how. will these wise- 5. Applications on behalf of infants under the 12th, in the Town-hall, thF military again assisting the police .TOINT-SPOCK BANKS. MOUS sum of money ; and attention has therefore jesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Grand Cross of acres reconcile their view of the price of gold not being fixed in price with the principle that supply and demand 16th, and 17th sections of the ast of . parlian:ient passed in guarding the captices, the lock-up not being of suf been turned to the Crystal Palace, as not only the the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and Ambassador fix prices seeing that durino the last four years we have in the Ist year of the reign of King William IV., ficient dimensions to receive so large and sudden an chap. 65, in all cases where the infant is a ward of influx. Dividend 1 amount of Paid. Price. Name of Company. per largest and. the best, but in fact the only possible Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of her Bri imported' abontloo,ooo,oo6 of gold more than at any 15/ pe p r cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 I - Annum. Share. concert-hall in which the festival can be held.. tannic Majesty t i o i the Ottoman Porte a,nd Sir Charles the Court of Chancery, or the administration of the It was yearly midnight before the search was given - - - former period in the same time and - et the • h s is under the direction of the court. ?state of the infant, or the maintenance of the infant up, and the town returned to something like its wonted ---- 1 x s. d. .4 s. d. It may perhaps be remembered that when the George Young, ineht, Garter P . rincia;alKing ofArms, . . one fraction ? T ; rue it ) is, the p y r a lc lu n e in ,40 0 0 all Os% never varied quiet. No attempt was made to pursue the fugitives Australasia-. -.. •• •• , present Palace was opened the music was so magni- . to be her Majesty 8 Plenipotentiaries for Investing his ticent that, through Lord Palmerstoe, t Q hS "lah.E' d he ueen Imperial Majesty t e ultan wit t e °signs an other articles bas been altered, because the fixed price In the 4th of these orders, the word " lands "is who landed on the Suffolk shore, and it is believed they 28 22% t• Habit of that Most Noble Order Sir Charles Young would not allow gold to fall to the relative prices of other to be construed according to the definition and inter- made their way to Ipswich. '5l per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 Colonial . ..... .• •••• • • , • - 0 " signified her opinion that it had the finest effect 25 0 g g 25 0 e k d ith the entlemen of his suite at Dov ron Property when its qua.ntity increased, and therefore Pretation thereof contained in the 2d section of " The About $ o'clock on Tuesday morning the Vivid started t0nian........... ..... 6/. per cent. 1 all 20 L‘ which her Majesty had ever heard ;" and those t r ia n e b ntt e i ' S v eptember g , and reached ConstaLnople n ot; the other property advanced from 30 to 50 per cent. in price Trustee Act, 1850." . ' • for her destination, perfect order having apparently been Lond.Char.Bk. of Aus. 1 - 2 0 0 20 0 30% British North American ounty - , 101. per cent, 50 who were present at that inauguration can fully restored on board. •In the course of the forenoon the London and C . , 141 nt 1100 0020 0 50 Ist October. The preliminary arrangements being to maintain its relative value with gold. In your cona- CRANWORTH, C. Londn end Westminstr , . per ce . 0 0 10 0 - echo the opinion. The fact is, however, that on completed, his Imperial Majesty was pleased to name month upon the speech of Mr. Palk, some days past, you JOHN ROMILLY, M.R. captured legionaries were taken before the borough London Joint-Stock .• . 121. per cen t t . . 0 Commercial of London. •10/.per cent. 'lOO 0 0 20 0 1 5 00 0 0 25 0 It gi r * :it 50 0 0 ~ - - a every occasion the performance of music in the Pa- Saturday, the Ist ot November, for the investiture. show that you arc aware of this fact, for you remark RICH. T. KEADEReLEy, V.C. bench (present the Mayor, C. Sharp, Esq., and F. 'Provincial of Ireland.. 1 :1..p 1 per r c c e e n nt. 10 0 0 all - lace has a most startling effect. The ordinary play- At 12 o'clock on that day the several persons appointed that, though the price of corn when he spoke was higher JOHN STUART, VC. Hales, Esq.). Three of them, viz., J. Greabormann, L. - ing of the band, and much more those operatic to assist at the ceremony assembled at the British Ena- than had been anticipated, the value of it was really less WILLIAM PAGE WOOD, V.C. Schamberger, and L. Kiess, were identified by Lieut. Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 - er cent. 20 0 0 10 0 _ concerts which were among the chief attractions of bassy, where Kiamil Bey, introducer of the a‘obassadors, to the C011811 . 113 . er, as . hia better means obtained it more ananamm Clipperton as ringleaders in the disturhance and the at. Ditto, New .. •• •• • • 81.1) 25 0 0 all 39% i . Sydenham during the past season, had an effect and Emin Bey, one of the Sultan's secretaries, having il This is a rinci le which we dis eas .. y. p p puted about in ORDERS IN LUNACY. tack upon himself, the charge against them being that of Oriental Bank Corpora. 83. p. ct.&bs. 35% ' / t &bs 25 0 0 •• South Australia • • ~.. 14 p.c . • 63 which could be attained in no concert-room. arrived to attend the Plenipotentiaries, a procession, 18al. I then contsnded that a high scale of prices was p c, the . reign of her Majesty QaeenVictoria 1856 Saturday, the Bth day of November in the 20th year of assaulting with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Nil ) tiOt li oni:eland . :..... 1 er cent. 25 0 0 210 0 - I headed by an escort of the Imperial Guard, wa s f orme d a. low rate of taxes,. and a low scale of rices was a hieh In answer to Mr. A. E. Church, who appeared for 61. p i e ) r cent. 50 0022 10 I Conceive the difference between a concert-room from thence to the palace of Dolma•Bagtche in the rate ot taxes. This has been ampl proved during the I, Rooert Monsey, Baron Craiaworth Lord High less, t e prosecutor sat e cou - 40 0 0 all and the Palace. In the former we find ourselves - - ' last five e • y - • - C l • • • ' - h ho struck him but would swear that he was Union of Madrid ... •• 1 - following order :- ars, for prosperity has steadily followed the hancel or of Great Britain, intrusted by virtue of her t e party w in a hot and staring crowd-nothing to be seen but . . , y f . d e l • b Q • . I ' * li . h "d h Id not identify him a s 'CANALS. Orderlies of the Imperial Court. aavance o prices, an wages have more than equalled I ajesty t e ueen s sign manual, with the care and one of those who called out to throw . him overboard. a sea of heads anti. the bare walls ot the room, and ~..1 The Bench remanded the three prisoners to p a s ecial skides-de.Camp of the Sultan. them in the advauce, in spite of the predictions of the commitment of the custody of the person and estates of ol Dividend e; full one u u n t i :i t n n t o ° o f i , . A i u . o s n . t r . d . 0 a 1 . n i . . a .. .: •: •: .: 'i ' i Mend Names of .• _ et . 20'.. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28% . - if the prospectis relieved by the sight of fair women B A. Royal Carriage, containing four. of the e philosophers. persons found idiot, lunatic, or of unsound mind, do, sitting on Wednesday, when the case would be y g Names of ~, D v Price co panies r s e Price. there they are utterly wretched, hiding their ee Gentlemen appointed to carry the Ensigns. a " But let me ask you bow you ean maintain these high with the advice and assistance of the Right Hon. Sir in" Companies. ,!I Per 1M annum. 3 3 0 0 1 1 .. per cent. - m • 4 Annum. co ' shoulders with an ooera cloak, and hiding their 2,--1. 41.. Royal Carriage, containing two of the tt prices with gold at 3/. 17s. 100. ? Already, in a few James Lewis Knight Bruce and the Right Hon. Sir ,a_-. - ___ _ _ faces alternately witli an opera glass and a fan. ...., Gentlemen appointed to carry the Ensigns. 0 weeks' attempt to;recover the gold, the property of the George James Turner, the Lords Justices of the Court to the police to see them out of the town, and they all The other 21 prisoners were dismissed with directions 1 g X In the Palace, on the other hand, this one art ef ee A Royal Carriage, containing the -A contry has fallen in value about 250,000,0001., or 5 per of Appeal in Chancery, also being entrusted as afore- started by the next train to Colchester. Barnsley..., desire t '• 'l 60 - - Neath •• •• •• 100 161. .- c 7 3 g .on Oxford.. •• •• 100' - 1 IBUSiC which we are assembled to hear is but dee is: Secretary and Surrey Herald Extraordinary •6, -, :i, cent. on 5,000,000,000/. ; yet no gold ie recovered, said, and by virtue and in exercise of the powers or The excuse which Kiess makes fel- his e ° --ei Brknk&Abrg,lso. 4L complement of many others ; we are surrounded 1 , attached to the Mission. o- and as it can only be recovered reducing English goods B authorities in this behalf vested in me by " The Lunacy shore is that he intended to be married toa.you g woma n Birmingham ' 40' Forest. 78 5/. Os. 76 41. 91% Peak ... 16ii Re,geet's•• • • 30. 16 • with noble statuary, with delicate carvings, with • A Royal Carriage, containing ee in price below the priee of gold, what do you estimate Regulation Act, 1853," and ef ev th ery o er power or named Death, next Sunday, at Colchester, and he pro- coventry....jloo 25 /. - 11. 10s, ---' Ashtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 1 0 s. 51 R , ochdale .. • • 85 ..... _ lovely colours, with eraceful architecture, with a Her 'Majesty's Plenipotentiaries, accompanied the amount of loss upon the property of the country authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, order s f Ellsmre&Chs 69 23i p. ct. - _ ...,oa_ 14 0, somrset ot 1 _ _ a by Emin Bey. before you recover 5,000,000 or 6,000,000 of gold ? and direct as follows, that is to say :- the due publication of the banns. -Esser Standar( o GrandJunctie.loo 3/. pr. ct. 43 Do: Lk FdSt 12t thousand appliances. It is thus amid many other 281 440 Stftrd &Wore 14 0, • _ • concurrent arts which supply us with dignified as- On arriving at the palace, the procession passed You remark that many consider it unreasonable that ters in lunacy beeng in lunacy at th 1. From and after the 15th da, f N b 18r6 they can . not have money at a fixed price. .W . ell, how . . Inge and documents in mat y o ovem er, J , duced a certificate from the clergyman of St. Martin's ol D D e o re ., y 6 yesterday. Grandeurreylloo 41. - Shrewsbury.. 125 1 -, __, through tbe outer and alighted at the inner gateway, in lieu of copies of proceed' Grand tJnion' 100 IL Os. - StOurbridVe.. 1 451 ' 12 . 21) reociations and pleasant surprises that in the Crye- -____. ---- :n.... e . t . : 1 70 6 6 l e . p i r s . s e:. : 4 1 % and proceeded thence . through the garden court to the money is to be a measure of value when it is always copies of sucte e c ffi o m e a d i n e a w n h d i o d h e t l i h v e e y r e d are b y fil t e h d e o o r ffi l c e e f r t s Kennt & Avn' 39 65. Od. 6% Severn andl j 26 1 2/ ' - tal Palace we listen to the most spiritual art of grand entrance, where it was receive . d by a guard of lion- varying in price it is difficulteto understand ; but would Sporting Intelligence. Lancaster .. 100 - - Wye Rail. ( all ; and this, independently of its splendid accom- Leeds &Livrp . loo 251. 48314 Warwick & 1 ,_,. ( 2/. 25 our of the Imperial Guard; advancing through the hall it not be wise to recollect that until the last 40 years proceedings and documents (save as here: -.4e modation and its excellent capabilities for sieund, ' such serious changes and rapid fluctuations in the rate inaf ter ey e „ Leicstr &Nth' 83 - - Warwick & 7 21. 8 . lined by the body guard of his Im • l VI • ' • perm i ajesty, it pted) are to be made, delivered, charged and Leicester.... 100 51. 49% Birming. 3 we! is the. secret of the great succese which invallably SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING. , Loughborogh.l42 701. 580 Napton.. 5 leo entered the reception-room, where it was met by Futtd of discount were unknown ? The fault is not with Paid for, according to the following regulations:- attends tile perforuaance of music in that stately paella, Minieter for Foreign Affairs, and a processiou the Bank, but in the law ; the Bank is controlled by I. The following copies are exempted from thie WEDNESDAY. Monmouthsh'loo, - - Worcstr &/ 78 21, 120 Mntgmerysh 100 - - Binning.) building. • having been again formed, it advanced up the grand the law, and has no means of escape but by coinmit• . order, that is to say :-Office copies of affida. The Severn Stakes of 2 soya each, with 20 added. Op- reeltn es w e r y Leaving the artistic question, however, what is staircase to the state apartments, in the order follow- ting a great fraud upon industry for the benefit d vita to be made for and taken by the partY tional selling weights, &c. The second to save his most interesting to us, and what has especially in- ing :- money and idleness, to save itself. The war bp b filing the same ; copies of documents prepared stake. Once round (one mile and 195 yards). 10 subs. INSURANCE COMPANIES. , es een duced us to notice the subject in this part of our Henry Augustus Clavering, Eiq., R.N., bearing the a small cause of (Air trouble; true, the expen•'• Attire baß in the offices of the Masters in Lunacy and Mr. Peter's Fatalist, by Old England, 4 yrs (30/.), Dividend Amount of Paid. Price. columns, is the evidence which the mere suggestion Star of the Order on a velvet cushion. been large, but by far the greatest part he shipoWners. within the country with our manufa 4 been spent Registrar in Lunacy respectively, to be- made est 61b (Kendall) 1 Name of Company. per too - - wilts Se Brks -10 s. Od. - Annum. share. ettu - rers and our (Wells) 2 - of the present plan affords of the great advance in George Bourchier Ward, Esq., bearing the Collar of the 'Jere for a soled - n for and taken by the party having the conduct Mr. Deacon's Ada, 3 yrs (33/.), Bst 2lb We ' must look elsew ....n. observer of , what Z s. d. Z s. d. the cultivation of music which has been made in Order in like manner. of 'elle cause of the pressure. O of the proceedings filed in the office of the Re- Mr. J. Davies's Jane Shore, 3 yrs (300, Bst 2lb too o 0 50 0 0 90 31. 10s. this country, We have no means of fornaing'aii Greville Vernon, Esq , bearing the Sword of the Order gistrar in Lunacy ; and copies of all documents . , (D. Hughes) 3 melee ..• e •• •• .••• •• , vas passing during the last •,' filed er deposited for safe custody in the office The following also ran :-Pera,, Challow Boy, Usurer, ki ntrmarine....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 00,25 0 0 41% accurate comparison, but we suspect we are riot far in like manner. that 15,000,000 of specie . -area years would notice 6 per cent. 5 0 1 1 0 0 - W ill ia Brodie E ached to• the Embassy' bear- etas gone annually to India of the Masters in Lunacy. Village Cock, Cossey, and Mary Ann. Anchor ..f . wrong in saying that the, yearly sum spent liy the and China. What had . 155.05. 50 0 0 515 0 164 X i m ng the BOok B ol"th a e tt Statutes in like manner.' the war to do with tills ex- 2. The party or his solicitor requiring any copy Betting-5 to 2 agst Cossey, 4to 1 agst Fatalist, 6to Atlas ' ••••• • . • . 4 0 0 25 0 0 23 people of this country for music alone is abdut as port . of bullion 1 Wa Argus Life .... i....... 4 .per cent. 100 '', 0 6% COttiat Pisani, Keeper of the Archives of the Embassy, :., it sent out for amusement; or in (save as hereinbefore excepted) is to make a 1 agst Village Cock. British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 4. Bri:. and Fc , r. 71. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 much as they spend on all the other fine arts toghther. bearing the Mantle and Cordon of the Order retur G n for imports:f Surely the latter; and althongh written application, to be delivered to the party Won by a length ; same distance between the -Second Good. paintings, from their rarity, must always be in like manner. the overnmen's may think well to publish fallacious by whom the copy es to be furnished, or his and third, and third and fourth. Cossey was a moderate county -4/. 100 0010 0 0 a luxury ; eneravings are chiefly prized ; like Man- Lionel Moore, Esq., attached to the Embassy, bearine statements o r . increased exports for which they have solicitor, with an undertaking to pay the fifth. Crown .... •• •• •• •• • • 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - cheater printel goods, for their cheapness ; sculp- the Hat and Plume in like manner. 0 no correct d , ate, the fact is, that although creweed very much more, leaving a balance which the our exports proper charges. There was no advance) upon the selling price. c E l a e g ri le clededes Gen• Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ::: Equity and Law.-- 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 p 0 5 1 r , , , tura has never been thoroughly naturalised ; ar- Edward Stephen Dendy, Esq., Surrey Herald Extrema have reiaterially increased, our imports have in- 3. Upon such requisition being made, with such The Corporation Plate (Handicap) of 5 sovs each, 1 ft., European Life l/. 6/. 5 0 0 1 5% chitecture is only beginning to be appreciated ; the dinary, bearing the Garter and the Riband aeed undertaking as aforesaid, copies of such pro to the fund with a Service of Plate value 50/. The General.....• .• .• •• • • 51 r cent. Stock. " 1 102 •• drama has miserably declined. Music flourishes ; George of the Order in like manner. go,:id is gone to pay. It is in vale to denv this posi- ceedings or documents are to be made by the Globe •• 5/ per cent. 100 0 01 47 5 0 55% 20 0 0 al Guardian .... • • .• • • • • • every town has its concerts, its glee clubs, its madri- William Courthez pe, Esq., Somerset Herald ; Secretary ' don, for the simple fact of the bullion disappearine party, or his solicitor, filing or leaving the • • Fire • 12/. per cent 500 00 1 50 0 0 , 360 Impenai ..• • •• • • . . . second to se ' ve his stake. Winnere extra. Five fur longs. 35 acceptences. 12s. 100 0 0' 10 0 0 - gal societiee, its choral unions; the great cities have to the Commission, carrying in his haral g le proves it ; the bullion must come in if our exports same, or who, under the first rule, may have Lord John Scott's Katherine Logie, 3 yre, Ist 41b Imperial Life Indemnity slarine.... IL 3s & 3/. 100 0 0' 20 0 0 95 their large concert-halls, their festivals, their Sovereign's Commission, exceeded our imports ; and the exportation or im- taken office copies thereof. (Bray) 1 Law Fire .... •• •••• • • 100 0 • 10 0 0 61% operas ; and now, a century after the death of Sir Charles George Young, His Excell enn - portation of bullion are indexes which can t b • k no e meta en 4. The copies are to be ready to be delivered at the Mr H d' b 2 6 t llb (F dlo ) 2 . owar s Straw erry, yrs, s ... or eta Law Life.• •••..• • - •• - y Stratford of the state of our trade. The Australian old h • expiration of forty-eight hours after the delivery (Sapp) 3 Legal and General Life 50 0 0 2 0 0 s'a Handel, it is found possible to assemble together a Garter Principal King of Viscount .stratford de much tem b fi g as given of suoh request and undertaking, or within Mr. E. Parr's Leamington, 3 yrs, 7st 41b London e a . IL - 10s. 25 0012100 29 ei , Arms in his Mantle Reda porary ene t; were our laws sound that bene si o a r A y m a b o a d s s a A d i o i r . t o o t t a a l o r e x c i o e t i y p t f o o f r h t u h n e d r a e d r r s i v o a f l m o i l f l i o t n h s e , s j h a o m u l e d s b ß e a i i n h e a s s w t a i t t h e chorus of 2.000 voices, a large proportion of these -. a , " . ifre, G.C.8., her fit would be permanent ; but that this country, with a such other time as the Lord Chancellor cr the London ~..,.: ... . ,ni •••• 10s.&bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Uia in, and Badge, bear- Melees- ' • The following also tan : T inder, Bourgeois, The Je!nit, 28 0 0 62 being simply trained amateurs, to sing the grandest esi jug his Sce tre and car- Ext- Lords Jostices, entrusted as aforesaid, may in Med.lnvlid & Gen. Life 4% L per ct. 59 0 0 20 '0 _ Octavia, Alfred, Prince s Mixture, Blue Rock, British Marine............... IBs.per Remed Lucy Lockit, Gaudy, Coal Black Rose, Miss music which has ever been written in a way which e pe ' . , .2 () i t'd 5/p.ct. 20 002 0 0 rying the oovereig° it ni'Ate• Pled tt . - any case direct, and are to be delivered ac- Harkaw% BdIAID 1 Th D f It b y, aro a, it e orn , e war ,co V Minerva ••..•••• •• •• share too 0 o 5 0 0 1 0 0 11. .., ipo en iary, l otin - Monarch •• •• •• •• •• •• - was impossible when the composer was living, if Letters of Credence. 000/. is an evidence of the badness of our laws a d cordingly upon demand and payment of the not inconceivable. The difference between Eng- 'gearing the Collar of the the ignorance of our people. The im • n Touchstone-Dipthong, Larnassa, and Jessie. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - portation of crn proper charges. Palladium Life ... - : P elost Honourable Order Betting-4 to 1 each agst Leamington and Baroda, 6 so _ land then and England now is indeed vast. How is only injurious because we ke ° _ ep our price of gold 5. The charges for altosuch aopies are to be at the d Pelican ....•• •• -•• •• - , 177 w, of the Bath. S h 10 1 h tBI R k to 1 age, traw erry, to eao age . ue oc an much these musical influences have tended to Advancing into the royal • lower than all our manufactures can be made, therefore rate of 4d. per folio. Phcenbc • • . 1 ' • • - . - .•• - _ : ....., - - presence, with due reve- gold goes i Katherine Logie, 12 to 1 agst Miss Harkaway, 190 8 ProfeseemsliLtfe.• ..... • 51. per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 10_ ( o ) e „ elevate the national taste and to refine the national rences, the mission was received b his Im erial Ma - - n preference ;if gold was higher in price, 6. Copies of bills of costs are to be made side for agst British Remedy. Provide/A Life.:.......• 'Lbs. & bs. 100 0 0 0 ; 1 4' „ . manufactures would be exchanged for corn in • side so as to , correspond with the bills of costs Rock L f 7s. 53 0 010 0 A eee character, to make our homes more happy, and to jesty, attended by the Ce r end Vizir y d h I) ' ' an ot er ministers to gold. Preference The winner led from start-to finish, and Won by two ail _ left in the office. Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock. make our public assemblies more august, to lighten and officers of at ate. lengths. I A length between the second and third, and a, 6/. 10s. - ~ San Fire. .... • • ... • .. - , " You sa that old is an ar • 7. The folios of all copies are to be numbered con. __ e head betWaia the third and fourth. Miss Ilarkaway was Ditto Liee .• ••• 1/. 14s. o 4 0 0 470 the hearta of the poor, to soften the hearts of the The gentlemen boaren g the ensi d li 1 gas range t emse yes must follow all its la Y g bele of, tommerce, and ws. -If you ' a • secutively in the margin thereof, and the name it d Kingdom •• •• 41 . P• ct. &las. 20 0 - 0 0 40 rich, and to bring all classes of society into °closer at the foot of a teble, placed on the right hand of his • na said that gold i Reme y, ourgerns, aro a, an ucy n e fifth. Brit'sh d B • B d d L IT o 0 to sympathy and union, who shall say ? The advance Imperial Majesty, ought to be an article of comme and the secretary of the commission its laws, I should have a r • ' -ce and should follow all •- - , and address of the party or soliettoe'by' whom Lockit, well to f d h t 1 t gether, orme t e nex o . Universal Life .•• ..... 51. per cent. 100 412 6 53i Victoria Life .. - of one art, too, is an advance for all ; the artistic advanced to th.e front, of the table to deliver th • f h hd 1 e ensigns orget tat our a sur a gre ed with you. You wilfully the same are made is to be^endorsed thereon, ' PRICES. Handicap Sweeps takes of 5 sovs each, with 25 added to the plenipotenti• ix i es , AP, which fix the price of gold, and such party or selicitor ie to be answerable LIST OF SCOTTISH COM feeling is one that rarely developes itself partially. per pound sterling, W} at 't for tbe same bein true copies of the original, for two aud three -yr-olds. Winners extra. T.Y.O His Excellenc e ever 1 s quantity, destroy all the .. • . g Dividend of Paid. Price. There is no such thing as monogamy on Parnassus • Y Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe noade natural relati 11 subs. 1 an address to • < one - which it ought otherwise to h or of the office copies of the originals, of which . per a man may marry the whole Nine Muses at Once if • nis Imperial Majesty declaratory of the wards property aye to• Name of Company. Share. object of the , • • roduce and labour and in fact l'rn• t ' they respectively purport to be copies, as the Mr. J. Osborne's Night Hawk, by Birdcatcher, 3 yrs, Annum. ________ _______ _ he likes. The growing appreciation for music, • - .nission, to which his Majesty made a most sear prices ar,d" Lfir , . , j ,1 1 , _ -•."... Xi. d. gractous rer population by the success or failure • case may be. 7st slb (Bearpark) 1 -.-.......------- - ---- - S. d ' 100 0 0 therefore, we may accept as a satisfactory Bien of letters f ^t • Garter then deliv d ' ~ y , ere to his lordship the of those 8. Any party or solicitor who has taken any office Mr. Hopkins's Whitebait, 2 yrs, 6st ... ..... (Hibberd) 2 71. per cent. 100 C 0 198/0s b V tio k Id le ma ego -see mg a trade. In short, we 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s the advancing love of art in general. Imperial . ° 'eredence, which his lordship presented to his have r- d kof Scotland •• - 81 per cent. 100. copy mentioned in Rule 1, is to produce the Lord Chesterfield's Thames Ditton, 3 yrs, fist (car. Bst cent. io o 0 210 03/ Iss _Lade ourselves the slaves of gold, instead of mak. t n tish Linen Company _ i .. per Majesty, who delivered the same to the Minis- " same in court, or at the office' of the Masters 21b) (Ashman) 3 nk 51. per cent. ! .2 g g : l ig . 0 0 g 1 1 2 3 11 , 0 s . P" it o s o r lves fu e t ou se . Caledonian Bank _•,; •• • I , - ' i t er for Foreign Affairs. The statutes were then in like in ' MatlT - " You conclude our a • • in Lunacy, when required for the purpose of The following also :-Springy John, Captain Barclay, City of Giasl(o72 .... .. t • 5-1. p c 'e c n nt. '5OO 0 0 100 0 0 235/ . Os s • i Atr presented ; the commission was next preeented • y rticle by saying that every man Clydesdale Ban . _ .. el. per THE NORTHERN COAL TRADM, the proceedings to which the same relate: Homceopathist, and Kertch Chief. 0 0 t° "As Imperial Majesty, who delivered the same to t• in trade ought to have a sufficient reserve perfectly acces- Commercial Bane . 61. per cent. 25 0 0 1 , 0 121 gs ___--oe-___. . , I , • - Ainister for Foreign Affairs, and the same • • was w e b s ,. ae sible. That wag the old maxim. Pray inform your readers ce copies and copies to b e furnished by par- Betting. -2 to 1 apt Thames Ditton, 3to I agst 2. All o . ffi . . . Eastern B/11P 1 ••• 0 ';:::. 3 % e p cent. b 0 0 5 0 04/ Igs _ Edinb. & Gi _s B a k g of Scot.. - - NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Nov. 17. - Though the wind ini i quently returned to Garter. when, in the old times, there were such sudden and great ties or their solicitors shall be written on paper of a con- Whitebait, sto 1 agst Night Hawk, 6 to I agst any Exchaxige n , 6 per cent. 100 0 0 10 () 0 187110 , . . - • •ze with a sufficient margin and in a neat and other W b 1 th • two lengths between the N tional Bank •• •• • still blowing in a northerly direction, we have exper„ ' Garter then received from the Secretary de e g t iariatsons in the rate of discount ; and how any man is vement a' , . . on ya, eng , % t2O 0 0 2 f ecotland Bank 51. per cen . 10 0 5/ 5s enced much milder weather since Saturday, and the fie, and delivered the same to Viscount Stratfo r d aalt• :/;,. to eatimate what is a sufficient reserve; for he must not lar h t hich •us 11 d * legible manner, simi to ta w is na y a opted second and third ; and a length between the der • d and 4 North o . .. nk of s coo.. ;,. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 14Gles 1 ' " , having fallen upon the bar, a considerable numberoe e to m cliffe, who placed the same round his Maje• I only have an ample supply to avoid the necessity of dis- by law stationers ; and in the case of copies to, be fur- fourth. • • ' '' " ' K°Ya rnank of Scot. ..., 81. per cent. IQO 0 0 50 0 0 10310 s ety's left leg countin dby parties or their solicitors, unless so written, • eaoh With Intl° ,l o k ... ' 11:per cent. '5OOO 50 0 0 82/10s gat high rates, but he must have an unlimited ' nine The Gr d A . 1 1 St . let:hale -of • 5 sovs , . western an •• - 1 . an clime. cep • , Alliance Fire and Life.. ()%I.pr dent. 1 00 0 0 'll 0 0 wiles laden vessels have taken their departure durintt ".tee past His Majesty was next invested with, the riband ;nd the parties or solicitors furnishing them shall not be , Certain his stak e. . , 48 hours, with a fair wind, and there are at O'eest.Mt but Geurge appendant. supply to me,t the delay aud defalcation in payment., 50 added. The second to save .., a 'les •lo British Guarantee . .. 41. per cent. 10 0. 0 , 2 0 0 1/12s few vessels in the harboursi. A very consiclorahle fleet of Garter then, in like manner, recrjived the w d hi h so or , w C which such high rates of discount invariably produce. entitled to be paid fer the same. , , , ~ . _ , ~.. , , , About four mi . • penalties for winners, &c. o tens insur , -mover cent, 100 0 0 I 10 0 .0 2 aledertia.l,l ~ . . . _. 51 Os light vessele is detained south of Flamb'erough on their was presented by Viscou '3 " The present state of the money-market ought to solicitor who shill be required to fur- I - • 3. In case any ~ .. . ,ost es etsaiaseieW e Lne , 6Lper cepe:, ':, - 0 A. 1 ,2' 0 0 1/.. :s subs. ' .. . nt • trPetford de Redcliffe to his 61b ...(KendalP •11 : : ' Cdonialtek .a, .--,.... 5I epee ceut, 50 o II I I , 0.- e il ss . nish any such copy as aforeiaid Shill either refase, or Mr, Tyer's Hopeless Star, aged, lOst ee „, ~ )2'l • 0 ' • passage to the north by the coetrary w,"inds. In fact, the Imperial Majesty. have been 'evident to all me f f • h I n o any oresig t. t . • . ,e(EeslNeaver Edinburgh Life Insur. 6 . per cent. 1 0 0 o , 15 0 0' 291•3 s roads and b The was clear to me last spring that before the close of for two clear days from the time when the applicatisn Mr. Wbaite's Phantom, age4l9.3teotes• . Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.0crcent. 50 0 0 3e o '4/ 8s ays are reported to be ceowded w ith te em . mantie, the collar,. the hat and plume, and th W lk ) 3 t 101b-...(Mr• a er The sea d • for such -copy shall 'have been made shall neglect to Life Assoc. of :3cotiand 61. per cent, 10 0 0 110 06/ les e the year the pressure for money would be great, and Mr. Morris's Ilindea, 5 yrs, 98 tiring the north-east eale of last week Was ex- star were then severally received b G ter and b h• -Malrne p rde sbury, renez-Ga , 1 National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0 0 1 00 2/ Os ceedingly rough; to stormy inde'ed as the w either in the delivered to Viscose- 's y ar , yim accordingly I moved for a committee to inquire - into •furnish the same, the person by whom such application The folloviingsailio 'ran : et tratford de Redcliffe, who pre- th North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 S6/10s early part of the week. tbat 4 w rful s ' e • sented the same te h• e cause of the great variations in the quantity -and shall have been made shall be at liberty to proem.° e and StitOuktie•West. pcwe . t , . eamships could . is Imperial Majesty, by whom th eless Star, 2to 1 agst Scottish Union Insrnc. N I /. prcent. 20 0 0 1 00 11 14s not keep at sea, and we had were delivered ' eY value of money, with a view to rerneily,the F 1 copy from the office in which the original, decument : „ •,B e ttieg, -6to 4 agst Hop . 1 th b t e Standard Life -••.• •• . 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 tOI os until Friday. A no arrival ot screw colliers co the Minister for Foreign Affairs. arne,..l , • four lengths ; six eng s e we n le e d 1 . ) A in e en ssurance hi. per cent. ID 0 0 , 1 0 0 . - great i ' • At the cor - number of light vessels lea their -elusion of the ceremony, Garter, th S possible. This motion Was opposed ' ' by the Chancel. shall be or shall have been filed or left, in the same- way phantom. Won by b and Prenez-Garde anchors and cables while tr ' g - tary to do s Co • e ecre- for of the Exchequer, on the ' ground that it would as if no such application had been retitle to the tie's - 1164er ; th e eecond and third ; Maina d es Ef ur in Y doo. Stir of the to r . ide out the storm- mnitssion and Surrey Herald Extraordi- ae a I • • way behin MISCELLANEOUS. well on to 100 of them-lint and in such case no costs shall be due or paya e to the bl • 1 ong inquiry-a very curious wey of reasoning trotted in a ong leading from the course into he salva ers and ie.acks narY, I. ead . the honour ' of being severally resent • P ed to Dividend Amowit men on the Norfolk adS ff g ' - hisf •'NI•t b h• 1 .• I should have thought that the lonoer th • • b • solicitor so making default, in respect of the copy or \fest refused at the fence harvest in fisine the n u olk coast will reap a fins -mperia, . ajes yy 18 Excellency Viscount Stmt. , • e e Inquiry t e . d was even db k • tually turne ac . Name of Compariy. per of - Paid. Price. The sea broke ' •th ni up, if the, weather keeps fine. ford de Redcliffe. sooner it should have been commenced. You also 1 . d f copies so app ie or• • the meadows, an added to a Handicap Sweep- Annum. Share. . wi exceedin ' ridiculed my motion, and said I did not k h '4. The taxing masters shali not allow any costs in re- Hurdle race of 40 sovs, , _ now wat f t th f d C t • ----- ea ch ; I t 0 e un . er ain during the storm last week g eielence on ceter coast The plenipotentiaries and their suite were re-conducted I wanted , but it spect of any copy so taken as aforesaid, unless the same stakes of 5 so . vs _ Xs.d.l 4 s. d.. p ara now that I knew rather s Oec. About two miles and a Assam Tea :......... 51. 50 0020 0 0 - Of injory has been dote to , t a h nd 'a considsrable amour e t in the royal carriages from the Palace to the British em• better - than you did a v r :h u at ' ' shall appear to them to have been requisite, and to have penalties for winner , was wanted. . .. , . Auction Mart... ..• •• 214 per cent. 50 0 0 - at the harbour -month s on -0 e public works in progj, e " bassy, in the same manner and ill the same state in which "In T . .. been made with due care. ter' 24 acceptances. 0 2 - sy the estuary of the. Tye, ur coast. The pier ttoOrks in they were conveyed to the palace. concaision, eir, I congratulate you upon the guar • ' E ulator, 3 yrs, Bst 1011)-(D. Hughes) 1 Australian Agriculturl IL Is. 100 0 0 17 12 . _ g Weri e a ,A 1 1 i . progress you have made during the last five years. . • ' CRANWORTH, C. Mr. - T. Hughes s Australian Trust .... el. per cent - 20 u " ....... ' • several massiv,e coping s t one . • eose (teal u?,naaged ; Amongst the Ministers, great officers of State, and m t 9st 71b1(c.sr. 9st 81b)...(WeaVer) 2 10 is 0 an extremity of the commis ;also Were washet:i from tt a others of the Sultan's household present at the.ineesti. h • • . You have lea nt th t a li . r , a iglx price of corn may be J. L. KNIGHT BRUCE, L.J. Mr. Daker's Beechnu , Austraean Royal Mail 51. dices 4 yrs, 9at 51b 's Boa , Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 ell - . c gaper to the consumer than a low price ; that dear- . G. J. TURNER, L.J. / q r. D a venport 40 0 0 391 A P ortion of the south pier,. I: 1 1W pier, esid a -central artle •• ture, were Redshid Pacha, Grand Vizier ; Fuad Pacha, ness and cheapness are 'Maly relative and comparaev (Mr. Davenport) 3 British American Land 15s. •--Islindoo, Warbler, Zig-Za - 0 32 10 0 116 f , Canada ............. 61. per cent. 100 0 ..... dons of the headland wee, also Poo-, Large por- Minister for Foreign Affairs ; Mehemed Ali ?ache, Ca- terms , and you h • • • I.e _ The followin • g also ran . - . from near the lighthouse. of the awe°. awnY by the sea ave also discovered that a:hi h rate poudan Pacha ; Mehetned Rushdi Pasha, Seraskier ;i of interest of na • • g . ' TOM Loker, d R d B Ilf Re oee, an a inch. b ' Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - L.. ins Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 61. per cent. - same, oney is a great natural disaster and CURIOUS CA LCULATION-LENGTII, BREA -NTH, Brompton,_ of this district is kgrginnin g e Pl i ece. The trade Ahmed Fethee Pacha,, Mager of the Ordnance ; Omar • inflicts a greater amount of inconvenien ''' 2to 1 eget Emulator, sto 1 agst Zig Zag, City Navigation Bonds - - - - ' Betting. 24 0 0 94% of the large fleet of oeal vessels o n o. tfheen the detention ce than famine Peat% Serdar Ekreln ; Shevfie Pacha, President of the earthquakes, floods, conflagrations, or shi wreaks ' cOc OF TILE NATIONAL AEBT. 9 . and 6to 1 agst Tom I,oker. Electric Tele ra h .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 ..... II P - __ eir 1 . ' tof the runnine and DittO .. •• •• .• •• • • - 00 0 0 - pase,g v down Supreme Council ; Ali Ghalib Pacha, Master of the " After this f have little fear of your p not short] The faiourite made mos e, won h frorn London. Notwithstandia.;. the ..--4.---- 3 7 Equitable Reversionry '7l pr. cent. 100 0 0,1 _ _ last week the sbSpning, onsualti,;, are _ewsevere storm of M int ; Kiamil Bey, Introducer of Ambassadors • Emin discovering that, with a fixed price of gold, lowe y r . The wei e Zie-Zag and Brompton lv half a distanc . e fell at the Ditto New ........ - so ooIVI 10 0 I er th e e • Be one of the Sultan a secretane • e h 1 b ' d ' gt of the nation's. de tin gel amounts to near _ . MO o 0 - hay , been In l Lmipated. Probably e au a d e might Y i ' E. 8 , an- &ellen Pi• relatively than the necessary prices of the agricultural 14,088 47 - • fi t hurnlee, Bullfinch was etopped at the turn, going Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 _. a a _ a First Icter reter to -her • • • ' , 5 llon or 0 'l9 toes, 9cwt., 3qrs., 131b5.; in rs _ ime round • and Warbler fell at the Gen•SteamNavigation 10 je,ct. 15 0011 4 Z v country vesseie have gone ashore south of B ozen north San ,' 1 -.." P Britannic Majesty s and manufactured produce of this country, to afford silver, 266 .' -'m 47 1 ut the second t , Stock. . urlington- emoassy• i666,6691b5., or 119,0 tons, 12ewt., qa, o , ..,, e ..:_ , Hudson's 8ay........ 0 0 - beyond. 0 0 1 100 bay. Two vessels have been stranded north of the Te s Admiral Lyone, G.C.B command' the means for p a yi ng i ts b urdens, it is quite impOS . 141138, Ts transport thi7 debt ae-ross the ;seas, in gold, it hurdleseust Hungez•ford .......... 2/. 53 100 _ _ ino her • ' • le Chaseof 5 sovs ea ' eh with 25 . added. London Institution ••• - A very excitlng scene occurred on Friday at R an t' fleet in-the Medi •' '• e Majesty s able to p•revent the too frequent repetition of such wciata re uire• a ' f 2; hi f 266 t 4 The Selling SteeP . / - t 15 0 0 an pool. Tbe schooner Carrigoreu (in balls, ) ••-- n - the Rieh terranea , , t Hon. Sir Henry high rates of interest and such natural disaste " q a eeet 0 s ps, o . 011• I dhlf 3 -' Two mi es an aa . subs. London Reversionary 5 per cen . _ 11210 0 - t Gee r , Bulwer G.C.B her Ma'est 's Com • • rs. - steurthen each, To carry the debt by land it . . Russell Institution.. - - 10 23% j y unssioner in the Henderson's Dangerous, aged (25/.), lOst 7lb erice•soatentoand•Co MO percent. SO 0 oI 17 _ Baird, •master, of Dundee, bound for te a ' rn p i ' e Mld W •.' ' .-,--_____ _ _____.l would require 12,580 one-horse tarts, each cart Mr. ent 100 0 0 'lOO 0 - brought up in . • the reads at an early hour • e- "I ' 00- allachian provinces ; Charlton Cumberbatch, (Page) 1 Reversionary Int. Soc., 4141. pr c . 00 0 01 60 0 0 67 _ morning, e ae i o g left Dundee only the day p in the E're, her Majesty's Consul-General • and sever 1 ffi Mr Cotton Commoner of -Exeter reviou., of th d Collect 0 , . a o cers • , . , , •. . . e e, xford, b eing loaded with balf a ton of gold. These would d Mr. Golbyet Ploughboy, aged (25/.), lest 71b Royal Mail Steam.... 41. p. share. 1 _ au extend to one unbroken line 354 miles. If conveye South Australian Land 6L per cent. 25 0 0 About 11 o'clock the eea, which was rennin • • e army an navy, were present during the cere. has been elected Mitchell exhibitroner. (Mr. Blake) 2 er g with snony. b soldie ••arr 50Ibs wei ht fist •and• Loan Comp. 0 - 20 0 0 tremendous force, drove her from her anchor on to . , Rossini, the composer, has decided upon Paris as his •7 . rs, and every soldier were to eet . g 69 I Mr. A.blett's Peter Snipe, aged (25/.), 10stilb upper canada .........__________-. -ea. in his knapsack 't u'd require an army of 281,7 -- _ _ the Long Scar rocks, where she lay in Clanger of beine . CHAS. GEO. YOUNG, Garter. Place-of future residence. -iWO . :1,..-i nr Ir• - . . 4 - 2, (T. Ablettl 0 - • • 1 i ...-. . e-eneasted Dr_ Trn. Dividend Amount a Name of Company. per of Paid. I 1 Price ' Annum. Share. 1 - -- -- e 1 X 8 . (1. X s. d. 7 British • . • • • • .. •• • • .. - - - - 20 0 0 20 0 0 - Ditt o rrovinclal •• • • Brighton ••.•..•• • • .. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 I City of London ...... 100 0 0 150 0 0 86 1 Continental (4th Cap.) . - 150 0 0 20 0 0 - Equitable-. •• •• •• •-• 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all - Great Central ....... 8/. per cent. 10 0 0 all 12% Imperial .. • • .... •• .. 101.8 G boil's. 50 0 0 all 88 Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 99 .. London.• .... •••• .. • • - 5 O 5O 0 0 Of Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 Pncenix ......... •• .. 41. per cent. 1 60 0 0 52 0 0 44 Ratcliff ..... ...• •• • 51. 100 [ 0 0 16 0 0 16 United General • • .... 21. 10 s. 150 0 0 all 21% Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 1 53 Ditto, New .......• - 150 0 0 10 0 0 10 % WATER-WORKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price Annum. Share. - - , --_- - X s. d. £ s. d. East London Grand Junction Kent.. .. .. 80 - - Lambeth. - 1 100 0 0 - 95 New River Company.. 21. 10s. - - - Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - - West Middlesex ••• • .. 51 . per cent. 61 0 0 - 101 BRIDGES. _ Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. • - - X s. d. X a. - d. aungerford .. .• • • • • • • - -7% Southwark ...... . - 110 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0 - - Waterloo ..... ...• •• • • - 100 0 0 - - Ditto Old Ann. of Si. l i. 14 s. B d. 60 0 0 - - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 4O 0 0 - 24% 1 Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 - 20% DOCKS. Dividend Amount , :i Name of Company per of 1 Paid. Price. • Annum. Share. 1 • ---- -- --_ -___.- --. £ s. d. 1 X s. d. if Commercial - East and West India.. . 61. pr rent. Stock. I - :• - East Cciantry • • I 20s. per sh. - - London .• • • ,- - ' Ditto Bonds •• .• .. ••. 4/. per cent. - - it. Katharine .• 1 4 per cent. Steck. - - cl -outhampton - - Victoria ...... • • - JOINT-STOCK B ANKS. Dividend I Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ------ — X s. d. X s. d. I Australasia........... 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 98 2 British North American 151. per cent. 50 0 0 CI •--. Commercial of London. 10/.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 28 Colonial . ..... ... • .... 5l. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 22.,, 10nian........... ..... 161. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 Lond.Char. Bk. of Aus. I 20 0 0 all 20 4 London and County • . 1 101. per cent, 50 0 0 20 0 30% Londn 4al Westminstr ' ,141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 50 London Joint-Stock . 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 Provincial of Ireland.. 181. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 Ditto, New. • • ...... , 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all Nation6l of Ireland.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 Ditto. New .. • • .... 81. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 Oriental Bank Corpora. 83. p. et.&bs. 25 0 0 all 3l I/ South Australia ...... 'l 4 / p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ~ sp: Union of Australia.. •• 30/. per cent. 25 0 0 63 2 10 Ditto .............. 301 . per c ent. Union of L0nd0n...... 2N. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 28 Union of Madrid ..... — 40 0 0 all CANALS. , Dividend 4 Dividend Names of P Dividend r _. Names of . Companies. , 1 per rice Companies. t. per Annum. - --- - '''' ci l Annum. I'll : Ashtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. et. 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51 Barnslgy...• 1160 - 1 - Neath ••• • • • 100 161 - Brknk&Abrg,lso 4/: ! Oxford.. •• • • 100' - 103 Birmingham , 40' 4l. ; 9134 Peak Forest. 7E 5/. Os. 76 Coventry....lloo 251. , - Re,geat's •• • • 30, lilos, 16N Derby ••• -100 6/. 158. 84 Rochdale.. • . 85 11. - E D ll o sm ., 6 re : :C .c h t s .l 69 10 2 6 :i .p p r ..c e t t: - 11 Somrset Coal 140, - - GrandJunetn,.loo 3/. pr. ct. 43 Do: Lk FdSt 12 , - - l ire a e n d c s a k st i e , r iv;p . 100 00 2 - 51. 48 - 314 Grand Surrey i 100 41. - Shrewsbury- 125 1 - Grand tJnion' 100 1/.os. - StOurbridgv.. 14 51 121. 290 Stftrd &Wore 14 0 281. 440 Kennt & Avn' 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 1 Leicester.... , 100 51. 4934 WIW-lal3r;'meviilteniagti.B4l.l.s3 1 00 26 22 I I : 25 Leiestr &Nth' 83 - - Warwick & 7 ~. , 21. 8 Loughborogh,l42 701. SOO Napton.. slv monmouthsh' 100, Worcstr &i 78 V. 120 11Intgmerysh 100 - - Birming. Meltnbiwbry.loo - - Wilts & 13_ rls -10 s. Od. - INSURANCE COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. -- -- ---- Z s. d. £ 8. d. Albion .. -•• • • •• •• 31. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90 Alliance Bri:. and For. 71. 14s.6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 Ditto Marine .....„ Q. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0, 25 0 0 41% Anchor ..f - Atlas ...... 155. 0 d. 50 0 0 515 0 164 X Argus . T . ,ife .... i..... - • 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23 British Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 5 s'.‘ 0 6% ClericLided.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - County •• .• . . 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Crown .... •• • • •..... 17$. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - Eagle -••- ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 - Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% European Life l/. 20 0 0 ail 18 General.... • • • • .• • • • • , 5 I Globe .......... 51. per cent. Stock. o , 10 A Guardian .... •• ...... U. per cent. 100 0 0 147 5 0 55% Imperial Fire... - .... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 f 50 0 0 1360 Imperial Life - Indemnity Marine.- 11.3 s & 3/. 100 0 0 2O 0 0 95 Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. be. 100 0 0 210 0 3 h Law Life.•....... •• • • - 100 0 . 10 0 0 61% Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 s 'a London ..... . 1/. 10s. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29 34 London Ship.... - Marine... ••.. .. •••• .. IBs.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 62 Med.lrwlid & Gen. Life 4%1. per et. 59 0 0 2 0 0 3% Minerva •• .. •... •• .. 5/ p. ct. 20 0 0 2 0 0 - Monarch •••••• • • • • • • - 5 0 0 1 0 0 it. National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - Palladium Life ... - Pelican ...... • • - - - 60 Phcenix •..i.. ..... ' - -.-- 177 g ProfesMinal Life ....... . 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 : Provident Life.- L Rock Life.... ••.• • • Royal Exchange .....• 101. per cent. St ock. all 27 75 5 Sun Fire ...... • • - 9 l -- Ditto Life .• • .. 1/. 14s. Universal United I ( I n Lifegd om . . . .... .. .. 4 5 1. 1. p v . e c r t . te cent. 100 20 - 0 0 0 0 Victoria Life .. - 14° 4 1 6° 2 1(1 6 15 t • NEwcABTLE-01V-TYNE, Nov. 17.---Though the wind is still blowing in a northerly direction, we have expee„ encod much milder weather since Saturday, and the n ,,, bavingfallen upon the bar, a considerable numberfe", tool laden vessels have taken their departure during elle past 48 hours, with a fair wind, and there are at reeee!nt but few vessels in the harbours. A very considerable fleet of light vessels is detained south of Flamberrongh on their passage to the north by the coutrary wi • inde. In fict the to e roads and b a y s are reportedbe evwded with them. n The sea du r i ng the rti;erstgale of last week Was ex ceedingly rough; ecoe o tormy indeed was the weather in the early part of the week' not keep a t sea, that powerful steamship could and we had no arrival of screw colliers until Friday. A great number of light vessels lost their anchors and cables while trying to ride out the them —and et orm— well ou to 100 of em —and th e sa l vagers and amacks men on the Norfolk and Suffolk coast will real) a fine harvest in fishing them up, if the weather keeps fine. The sea broke with wexeceekeding violence on o* coast during the storm la s t to week, 'a considerable pruour e e . of injury has been done at the harbour-month e on owur coast. The pier vtcris i n the public works in) iroge.ees the estuary of the. Ty ne good deal de, several massive coping ston e " a were washe':( from tl a maged pier,. a o t n T ie e' pier, extremity of the 'per artlepoe:r. portion of the south r.i.a. a ;central tons of the headland %yew, also Large pore from near the lighthouse. of the Li a : ePt away by the sea feel the ditehtion of this district is f e6 , 6 ,i nn i ng --- t in o `' place. The trade of the large feet of ::cal vessels il oatthheir paseao) from London. 1\ otwithstandi ne , are fewer ea e e down last week th e sbl.pping casualti e L , e severe stomight rm of h av e been anticipated. Prob a bl y half a dozen north co untry vessels have gone ashore south of Burli bay. Two vessels have been strand e d north of the n , iz r t e o e n , .- A very exciting scene occurred on Friday pool. Tens s chooner Carrigeren (in b a at Ilartle. am), Geor e e -1 Baird, master, of Dundee, b ound for liartl'' ' iobo - brought up in the roads at an early hour in morning, having left Dun d ee only the day previot;,u e About 11 o'clock the sea, which was running w i t h' tremendous force, drove her from her anchor. on to the Long Scar rocks, where she lay in - aanger of being dashed to pieces With the returning tide. Considerable--. The followirtg, according to the Constantinople papers, . . apprehension was felt for tho lives ill the crew,' as the ie the sea continued to break areund the.eated vessel with on address delivered by Lord Stratford de Redcliff increasing violence ; and at 12 o'clock the II irtlepool te e Pree ! ain g to the Sultan theinsignia of the Order of sailor's lifeboat and the West Hartlepool lifebeat No. 1, hiy order of the Queen, my roost gracious sovereign, _ Garte r ;_... Richard Coulson commander of the latter, were eiinul. and iii vi r t u Royal Mandate, I have the honour, taneously laurelled, and, haviug been toned out, pulled . , in Concert virtue • er aware, w a r e, - by else i G t‘ e s a f l i g t n e Garter to the lento; with desperate enereY. The seilors' boa . , .- and my eoeen ir Chas. Young, Garter King at Arnie, sielfies of however, draws a , ef o o f umn t od h se e td, r i e al n isu o ys w tor n ui e or d ujus an a j d persi m tty; o ce s iss t good depth of water and her crew, petial Majeetftehr this occasion, to present to your Im. !Teing - the noble Order of the jchooner'a chains out, and not suspectire, the proximity of the rock, passed close under her bow, When • - n , ide• a heavy' sea drove her clean on to the rocks ;of the I , on s g ire, Monarchs of England. l the schooner, where ale la for some time unable , The Queen hock" •Ove, with a daneerous surf around her. The West i vest your Majesty anfrhinig her plenipotentiary to in ock" boat 'which •t esteem cht , fly _&,, however, is manned by pilots (or i give a public testimony of ' 3 herself happy to a ) who are of , course, more intimate with the ;consideration for y ou a her friendship and Royal position of the theworld r -n g u 't person e as well as to maul rocks, approached the schooner with fest to . her cordial desiregreater cante en • the heave e sea tha t and though, owing to her situation and , usefully established, betwee n ehe that the alliance, 80, at camp bowling in npnn them, she did • and yours should be maintain empire of her Majesty not escape aned without oceaeion a l bum e • cemented . interruption, p, contrived to keep in deep and mutual( 3' • In a ddi n wAer, and succeeded b side the schooner, and y a gallant effort in getting along- ' kinds or glory attached to your to impe g rial the numerous , ' There was not a rnorecn hove to by means of grappiiegs. tion without antecedent, sour Majest name a' distinc tto lese. The swell was driving self the satisfaction of attributing itytmoay give your the sailors' life-beat rock, the waves i eatineoveeor the whole breadth of the kindness and to that policy o f conciumio that personal Was splfetely over her at intervals, . associated your government with the grorwhich have and every moment it' abled, but she preyed herself aewared she would be die- family ; and the results of which, aiready'"' pro Europeanl sea boat and stood only wait for their full execution to dinsemieate tcha.imed, it nobly, and despite rep eated " r h th Y beavy shocks at last valuable benefits everywhere. DA me be allowed most pluneed gallantly into deep water, in m e aeing Buffered com. ' own name to 'express how deeply I feel the honour • paratively little injury. The crew of the which schooner, five is conferred by this memorable in vestiture on in number, comprrstarg . • e the master and fourmyself, the teen, were ' humble instrument chosen to effect it." then safely - got into the West Deck heat, but the .replied as vio.l The Sultan . t once of the waves, made it impossible i , or ta •• ern to eav , ' € 1 I receive with the greatest satisfaction these noble ..The 2 v 6 weight of the national debt in gold amounts to leibn4xy,thOseoBin:tidd in o , ki 4 eti 7 r s asp, lbs4 or 6,'"?..89 tons, 9cwt., 3qrs., 131b5.; in silver, t 666,6691b5., or 119,047 tons, 12ewt., lqr., Hi !s ,Ts transport this debt across the seas, in gold, it wn'.:id require a fleet of ships, of 250 tons 'burthen eac h. T o car ry the debt by land it would requi re 12,580 one-horse Carte, each cart being loaded with half a ton of gold. These would t i s a e a ne d u i c e ,e b vi r te o r w k y e o s n uo l i dd l i i e n r re e qwu 3 ei s rr e i e t ao m ne i a l a e r s rr . my 15 1 0 of f i b e s 0 2. nBw: weight men% tight hundred millions of sovereigns piled one upon another, or formed into one close column, would extend 710 mike, If this oolumn were commenced at the Land's Bud and continued northward, it would reach ten miles beyond John O'Groat's House. The same numb er o f sovereigns laid flat, in a straight Jiff, and touching each other, would extend 11,048 miles, or more than 1i times round the moon. Eight hundred millio ns of etle'pOund tank of Eoglaud notes, sewed together, would cover a turnpike read 40 feet wide end 1,052 miles long, or from Land's End to John O'Groat'e and nearly half-way back again, If the notes were e7itild,d ogii.7efOU:.tl7ollunsdhsi sawed together, end to end, they would form a belt I°Fg enough to go four times round the world, an'l sixteen times round the moon. The whole popula tion of the world is estimated at a thousand million souls ' Au equal distribution of the national debt family on the face of lid. Supposing the earth. Were Britain to conquer all Europe, and that we could pr f o o c r u a re levy a general poll-tax, to liquidate the present debt she :•ufficient quantity to llitnogsevteoryevery man, woman, and must have from every man, woman, and child 51.17 e. 7id., or from every family throughout Europe 291.85. to bring it to England a fleet of 476 ships, of 250 tons pufaii from m mo e fft n h t. etsuchheMexican d e a b tthingit would on p ue o Issdai silverr b e le g , u i ari in each. To carry it to the Bank o f En g land in 1-horse carts, each containing half a ton of silver, it would take 238,095. These ranged in one unbroken line would ex tend 676 miles, or from Land's End to Wick, 24 miles from John O'Groat's. If carried by men, each loaded with 501bs. weight, it would require 5,333,333, or 1,391,033 in addition to the whole adult male papulatigh of Great Britain. [AnvErcrisemsxrd—The g7..eatest happiness of a journalist is td introduce to is readers some new discovery calculated to benefit that vast potion of 'our fellow-creatures *Welt has the strongest claims upon our sympathies. it is with this feeling that we call the attention of id'valids to the following extracts fre,m l Du Barry's interesting Report of Cures Ird thoutmedieirm of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipation, Nervoxs, Bilious, and Liver complaints, Cough, Asthma, COnsump'cion, and Debility, by Du Barry's Revs lenta Arabicaroc,d. Cure No. 180.—Twenty-five years' ner vousness, constipation, indigestion, and debility, from which I had suffered great misery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effectually cured' by Du Barry's feat in a. very abort time.— W. R Reeves, 181, fleet-street, London. 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In carr.s core, 11b., 28. 9d. ; 2113. 4s. 6d.; slbs,, lls, ;121b5., 225.; sup ei.-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 211;., 11s.;, 51bs., 225. ; 101bs., 335. Tb .e 101bs. and 121bs, carriage free, on receipt of post-oMee or ler. Barry du Barry and Co., 77, F.egent-street, London ;_Fo rtnuin, Mason, and Co., Purveyor:: to her Majesty, Piccadilly; also at 60, Grae.echurch-street ; 33a and 451, Strand; 4, C neapside ; 68 , Cornhill ; 49, Bishops. gate-street; 55, chari 01, - cFogi , 154 s Upper Baker-stavet; 03 P ' ud 150,-Oxicr3;mily:4et. (T. Ablett) 0 Betting-2 to lon Dangerous. Won by six lengths peter Snipe refused. Selling Hurdle Race. • 1 The Lord Bishop of Lincoln has appointed Dr. Tra vers Twigs to the office of Chancellor of the Diocese of Lincoln, vacant by the decease of Dr. Haggard. NOTE ON TRAFALGAIL—Lord Nelson's well-known va l e t, T om Allen, lived for some time close to me, being then retained in the service of Wm. olton. I met orn almost every day in my walks, and often got into T chat with him about his brave and noble master, Lord Nel son. Among other things, I spoke of his wearing his decorations at Trafalgar. Now Torn, who had been with him in so many other engagements, was by mere acci dent prevented from arriving in time on that last memo rable occasion, having left London after his lordship, and not arriving till the battle was over, and his master's care er of glory brought to a brilliant c los e . But it may he amusing to record Tom's opinion and observations. He said, " I never told anybody that if I had been there Lord Nelson would not have been killed ; but this I have said, and say again, that if I had been there he should not have put on that coat. He would mind me like a child, and when I found him bent on wearing his finery before a battle, I always prevented him." "Tom," he would say, "I'll fight in my best coat." "No, m y lord, you shaun't.' "Why not, Tom ?" " Why, irtv lord, you fight the battle first, and then I'll dress you up in a ll your stare andgarters, and you'll look somethine• like." Thus poor old faithful Tom Allen gave himself credit for having saved his master's life by his rigid discipline in at tire on former occasions, and it was evident that be was of opinion that he should have saved it once more at Trafal gar. Tom's account of other memorable events of Nelson'e life were given with cqualnaivete. His old age Was rendm ed comfortable in Greenwich Hospital, where be held the office of pewterer till his death.—Notes cod Queries. Pantomime • Flageolet Westminster Won by a length. Seven ran. ORIENTAL TYRANNY. —Mr. Knighton, the author of "Forest Life in Ceylon" and other works about the East, delivered an interesting lecture on Monday evening in the Literary Institution, St. Leonard's-street, Vautchal bridge-road ; Mr. C. E Mudie in the chair. The subject way Ceylon, and the lecturer had both photographs and sketches taken in the island to illustrate his lecture. In the course of it he described the last King of Kandy, Wickrama Sin ha as an unmitigated tyrant, who ordered the wif e an d family of his prime minister to be seized when the offender had himself escaped. The poor , woman, with her four children, was brought out in front of the palace, and, in presence of the king, her children's heads were cut off one by one and tbrown into a larg , rice mortar, the pestle was put into the mother's, hands, and she was ordered to pound them, under penalty of being disgracefully tortured. She did so. The tyrant was dethroned by the English in 1815. " Had lie sent some members of his family to England to appeal to popular sympathy," exclaimed the lecturer, ,g doubtless he would have found many to support his claim to be restored." On the w hele,the lecture was extremely interesting, and rag received with loud acclamations. The thanks of the audience were giien to Mr. Knighton by the chairman IMPUDENT ROBBERY IN PARIS. An old gentleman of property, aged 76, stopped a few evenings ago at the widow of a print hop on the Boule- vards to look at the engravings, occasionally making use of a valuable eyeglass to assist his sight. As he was about to quit the spst, he found to his annoyance that the eyeglass had been cut from the cord to which it was attached, and, as he valued it very highly, he broke out into lamentations. A crowd soon collected round him, and presently a well-dressed, gentleman-like looking man, said, " Sir, I perceive your loss causes you great emotion, and therefore I offer you my arm to accompany you home." The old gentleman took the stranger's arm, and as they walked along told him that he was going to dine at the house of a relative, M. de R The stranger listened to him with such interest that the old gentleman became loquacious, and gave him an account of the various circumstances of his life ; and, amongst other things, he related, with evident prde, that a Ger man prince had, for some services rendered, made him a present of a valuable dinner service in silver-gilt, and be described with some minute'' , ss the princi pal articles composing it ; he also said that his valet being absent in Belgium, he had then only an old female servant in his house. When the old gentleman had arrived at the residence of M. de It--, he took leave of the stranger, and, handing him his card, gave him a pressing invitation to visit him. The stranger went straight to the gentleman's house, and said to the old servant, "I come from your toaster, who is at this moment dining with M. de It--, to request you to give me certain certain articles of his dinner service, which he requires for a personage of distinction, who is unexpectedly to dine with that gentleman," and he gave a description of the articles. As the servant, however, hesitated to give them he said, "To con vice you that I really come from your master, here is his eyeglass and a card bearing his name and address." On seeing these objects the woman without further hesitation gave the man the things he asked for, and be went away. But he bad not gone far before a man tapped him on the shoulder, and said, " My good Louis P--, be kind enough to follow me to the commissary of police !" The person thus addressed turned deadly pase, and looked round as if contemplating flight ; but as he saw a policeman approaching he intimated that he would accompany him. The man who had addressed him was a police agent in plain clothes, and he had seen the robbery of the eyeglass. He at the same time recog nised the thief as a dangerous pickpocket, who con fined his operations to the higher classes, and vihcshad only recently returned to Paris from the German water ing places. Thioking that after the robbery on - the Boulevards he would attempt some other, the officer, instead of arresting him at once, followed him at a little distance. The thief, who has been frequently in the bands of justice, belongs to a respectable family. He has been sent to the Prefecture of Police to await his trial. Country Marketsi EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET — Nov. 18. Supplies of all kinds these last six days large. Oat straw, from 8s 6d to 12s Od per kemple of 16 stones tron; wheat do., 7s Od to lOs 6d; barley do., 7s6d. to 1 019 Od. Hay from 12d to ls. 2d. EDINBURGH MEAL—Nov. 18. There were in the market to-day 14 sacks oatmeal, each weighing 2301 b imperial, which sold at 40s and —r. KIRKCALDY—NoY. 15. There were moderate supplies of grain, which brouB lls last week's rates. Wheat all new. Wheat. I Barley. Oats. I Bout First Second I 1 hird 42s Od :17s Od I 20s ad Os v" Oatmeal, 40s to 41s per bag of 2801 b. DALKEITH MEAL MARKET—Nov. 17. There were in the market to-day 7 4 bags of oatmeal, oof barleymeal, and 0 pot barley. Sales dull. Thir d ' Oatmeal, per sack of 280 1 bs First. Second. 0 imperial Barleymeal, per ditto -s Od —s Od , - --9 ( 4 Peasemeal, per ditto --3 Od I—3Od I ""° ll (a Flour, now, per ditto... —s Od —s Od —l l (d Pot-barley, new, per ditto —s Od a Od ---II DUBLIN, NOT. 18. We had a dull market to-day, with a fair su P Pli ti Primo wheat Gd and other qualities is cheaper. Oats Ol e barley, except of the best kinds , were ra t her lower. The; was rather more demand for Indian corn, and late quo tions were readily o bt a ined in small transastions. e 4,4 White wheat, 34s Od to 36s 6d ; red ditto, 32s Od to d a. Gd; ditto now, —s ; barley, malting , 16 s to 24s 6d ; gr i 3o ing, 18s to 20s Od ; oats, old , — s to — s • ditto, nevr , gs 16s to 1 Od to 15s 01 ; oatmeal, 14s to 16s ; bare, new, Od ; rapese , d, 30s Od to 32 s Od per brl ; bake to 36s Od rs' flour, ' .a r Od to 27s Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 3 2 s O d 480 lbri. 430 AL MARK Prices of Coal per ton at ET.—Nov. 19. the close of the Market. _____ Wantland, ka; Haugh Hall ..,,...•••••'";17 15 Hun-wick ............... 17 u 'South Kelloe ........... ..... : . 19. 9 Whitworth l7 0 Brown's .. Mai n . .................. .16 0 .. Anthra 21 ci e.. . ........... .' s Me;thyr Caro 23 6 Nixon M on t ag ue .................. 18 6 16 0 15 6 .15 6 ,16 0 ...17 6 Bates's West Hartley ~ Taufield Moor Tanfield Moor Butes Victoria Hartley Wylam Wallsend, c Framwellgate l9 6 Haswell 20 6 Lambton 2O 0, Russell's Hatton 19 6 South Hotton 20 0 Ships at market... 56 Sold .. . ....... 40 SEABORNE gn Lhat the Mails, are -sent from the General post.op.- - the nightiflog — a nd IA by the tztorning—tiospalch.) From whs . rer: do M, Wooll y WOW Oily wnen mad, ~p tri (loner& Post - Office, London.* 00Ut 41.4. Diapatche (Every Friday .. .. eirica(byDr it p ac ) m at : Liver ;e:;r c i a ilt2) o t .. poo p ............M via Ditto ( v ia Marseilles) N Ditto (via Cape of (4o& Hope) ••11 'Africa (West Coast) Al exandri c .. „ Bahamas .........• • Belgium E Buenos Ayres Cape of Good Hope . Cape of Good Hope 2; Case de Verde Ceylon (see India) Ceylon Channel 151e5......• • N Al China " " Constantinople ......N Constantinople ...... • . Cont. of Europe M e 4 tt Egypt (see India) France •• •••• M Gibraltar ..........M Greece (see India) Greytown ..........M liamburgh ..........N ilavannah .......... Holland Honduras india(viatiouthampt.) 24 India (via Marsoilles)M toniEm Isles epee Inapt) Ireland Te& N Lisbon Madoira .. • M Madeira Malta (see India) Malta Mauritius (see India) Mauritius .N Melloo ye •• is .6 .2d Naples , .„ „. New Grana.ht ......1v New Papal States 00:1 • • It • •• 14 Peninsula Peru •• ••..•••••.... 114 Port Natal •• •• •• •• ..• ...N Tuscany •• •• •• Venezuela Van Diemen's Lau d (set Australia) •• •• 14•11 4 • West Indies .... 'Every Tuesday .. • .. 1111•0.•• 14th and 18th .... • ..... .••• 23d of the month 10th & 26th ot n o. 4th do 20th of mob. 17th of the month Daily 9th of the month 9th of the mow,. sth of the month, Uncertain 9,.. .11 10th and 96th 4th and 20th Kok' Weu.,,ich•rtri 2d tfc 17th of month 4th and 10th I Oth and 26th 4th & 20th of al, n. Twice daily 'Liverpool .. Southampton k lyerpool Twice daily.— 4,7,17,20,274 m. 2nd tc 17th of mon. Daily . 2nd of the mouth Daily. •• • • 17tH of the month. 4th N. 20th of moo. 10th/t26th of moth Twice daily; .... 2 , c1 of n 9th of an0n; : x . .,... • • , 23 4o f 2: , 1 17 4, 10, :d Liverpool •• noon »» •• 20.11 of the month 2..u1 of the month.. Daily.— • •• •• • • • • 2d & 17thof month 4th and 19th mnthl ...... ••••1 2 , 1 2, 17th of mon. sth of month .. • • Every Sqturday.. , Deily 2d & 17th ofmonth When any of these dal spatched on the followin tionthampton), and the 3 preceding day. 14th and 18th of m. 4J .14 I Lli 4110.1 th I Plytoonli; .• Dover ••••••• southarrw , o. Southanii.ar Dover .... •• Southampto n) Southanll.lonl IVA , iOU 3 Pot" ki,uuDunptor Southainp ,fv ! SonthamroDl Dove!' SouthalliP lor IDover -• Dover ...••• BonthanlPto?' SoutbeinP u ; n London ISolitlitunPß Dover SouthaingtoPl Dover DoVer...• Holyhiod .•• SouthalnP Ol f3outhOMPW S I I'Liverpool . e. ! DOTS! r Borit h i unpt o I ;Dover • • IDoverDBg°D-VSouthampton°oVariousooauuuv;:eehrsa, 81... • Aro crtio- • t, 19 60: oita otlu 1500 oto 16P. g of o" 0 0 1 %700 tO l rali6 Lall' A 4 10 7; 210 - 84 / ce 0 1 r'itl 4 I I" ISt ffr.A 0 t) t 1 0 i f 10 10 DO, 16 1, gl se 0 1 6 ' 14 ,1 % 10 6 An''' rtes tall on a Sunda: Dig day, with the ex Malta, both of whicl a 41 : WAill 'oh. te .. P % Ai % r , - *Of jSouths e t 1. i;1 1 110- h ie weo t bi6o fO 4ll 1$" ..11 11 °ll‘ Ly, the In s A Eception 0. :11 w ill be 66 BIRTMS. OP A 801. o °l' On the 18th inst. at Hampstead, th e wife of t uft R. Williams, Esq., 4th Dragoon Guards- 0 0A '— On the 16th inst., at 7, Ulster.place , R a g e° F. W. Oliphant. SOF A DAUGHTER. • 5 9 1 0 On the 18th inst., at Louth , the Lady ALlb O 2 rieco On the 18th inst., at 40, St. James's-streev Mrs. Joseph lio,gg. MARR I E D. - P01 " 0c 1/3 2 1 0 4 / 111; On the 18th inst.. at St. James's Church, 1 7 DIP , to Richard Thomas Glyn ) Esq., Captain 24th TlVElti°is' to of T. Carr Glyn, Esq.. of prunsw'ck- quare., ~.,' o ts, Anna Penelope, fourth daughter of l Colonel s - 1' of 73d Regt. ei tro f fitl l ' On the 18th inst., at St. Georges, lianovev— . 10 0 B. Jones, Esq., Gf Piccadilly, son'of J. Jones, -1530t1i ham-green, to Mary, youngest daughter of tevar k ' Holden, Esq., of 6, Harewood-square, Regen".' 1 DIED. o ' os l°P'' On the 18th inst. , Char l es James Webb, ter s°l l of -d -street, aged 61 . O n the 18th inst., at 83 , Regen t street, llir4i°l - c .A 'd• 13456 Long, Esq., solicitor. On the 18th inst., at 31, Edgewara-road, ' - ` ll _ 6 10 3, Esq., aged 71. Mae, thetbo 18th19th inst., at 2, Tavistock-row, C°vgl,ts:lol' Miss Mary Fryer, aged 74. -raptor inst., t Westmoreland -place, -.• fi e ~,ii r a il° Mae, Esq., aged 97 At 8, Ashburnha'n%-terrace, Greenwich, r"-e Rn O m n ag th e e ' a l g B e t d h 3 in 9 ;t., at Lucas-place, Corul nerci44 l: l :4 4 1 Captain Richard 49. ; la; —' On the 13th inst., at Genoa,Benjamin F-f yi e lcb a rfr c aham Common,,and of thefirm of Ben?'" 1 , 1 0 , ag e Dawson, solicitors, 2, New-equare, Lincoln 0.. ",.- , LONDON : Printed and Pnblisdied by 3 p° 1 - nitiost of Tra Y ° tfr i of No. 112, Strand, P riuter, at Vie SO 'i b i s . pow 112, Strand, in the Preeinet Of the S 20avoy, .a.isi of aidillego.%, Thuredoky, N o vember , le' , 10 , Iffi Ce :4 M