The Sun. — London, England, 1854-02-01 00:00:00

_ . . --- . • ,. : , 44::,-__ . ' . 7., ' f .: . - - . _ _ ..__ . ._. --. r i . . . , . , ' d ' . ~, „, ... - _ . s t . • - ---- - __ _ _ . (‘ --- , r . , , • • TH E SUN LONDON WEDNESDAY EVENING ) FEBRUARY 3 9 1 ) 185 4. -------- I:D Ba A sin Y es ): . THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE. E - Trsa i , ' IMPERIAL PARLIAMEn Jl_ I LAIEST FOREIGN NEW S opinion generally expressed there was, that nearly all SHARE MARKET S c . ' done Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith. Noble Lord very rationally argued constitute for • 1 • chance of a pacific solution was over, and, so far as the - her MAJESTY'S ROYAL CONSORT the most complete ... i —O-- Emperor allows his thoughts to be known, it would 4---- Tins EVENING, FEB. 1, and decisive vindication. It must be remarked, HOUSE OF COMMONS-(THIS DAY.) RUSSIA AND TURKEY. appear that he was much of the same opinion himself. I Wilt be performed the Tragedy of BRUTUS. Characters by MessrE G. V. Brooke, G. Bennett, Lee, Belton, and Pearson; Miss that this fervent and touching The SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock. On the same evening the Princess de Lieven stated moreover, RUMOURED COLLISION IN THE BLACK SEA. to several of the guests assembled at her usual weekly shr . is Iti 171_1___________________ISH RAI I - L os W in ( a lf A r il Y rie S• Fanny Cathcart, Mesdames Lewis and Vickery. NEW MEMBERS. ...a.. RAILWAYS. yesterday. this day. To conclude with KING HUMMINGTOP; or, Harleiluin and the tzibute from the lips of an ex-Prime Minister, A telegraphic despatch from Constantinople on Jan ~ o irje that it would probably be her last reception in Land of Toys. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL took the oaths and his seat for . ' ' Paris. Several of the Russian families have already — was enforced soon afterwards, by the corroborative Clonmel. 19, says :- made their preparations to leave France. - St. 100 Aberdeea ....... ...... 191 -20 , TREATISE ROYAL, 11.0.YMARKET. testimony volunteered by Mr. WALPOLE, as to Mr. SHIRLEY took the oaths and his seat for Warwick. " The Turkish army is preparing to resume the offen- General Pelissier has left Paris for Oran, where he is 20 81 Ambg. Nottrg. Bost. A . .... 4i Under the management of Mr. Buckstone. the confidence generously reposed by her MA- Mr. STARKIE took the oaths and his seat for s i ve . Clitheroe. to make all the necessary preparations for the embarka " Lord Redcliffe opposes the formation of foreign tion of 10 000 men who are to be sent from that province & Eastn. Juno-- •ia 50 all Belfast & Ballymena ..• - a. THIS EVENING, JAN. 31, JESTY in the Councils of the DERBY Administra- PRIVATE BILLS. legions. to Constantinople: It appears that in the first instance Will be performed FAZIO. Characters by Messrs. Rogers, Howe, France will send 2 5 000 men and England 15 0000 Leave was given to bring in a large number of railway " There was a rumour that a collision had occurred Birkenhd. Lancsh. & and Chippendale ; Miss Cushman, Mrs. L. S. Bu c kingham, an d ti on . Conspicuous among the incidents of the enss Rollingsvrorte. and other private bills. This united army will take the place of the Sultan s B S inn tou n r g Cheshire Junet...... 13 -11 d between the Russian and combined fleets, but nothing guard of 20,000 men at Constantinople, while the latter 271 all Do. Chesh. & Birk., Atter which, th e Grand CHRISTMA.S PANTOMIME, caned e vening having reference to tbese ministerial refu- PETITIONS. HARLEQUIN AND THE THREE BEAR i ; or, Little Snyerhair tations of the calumnies directed by anonymous official was known on the subject." will be sent to join Omer Pacha's army on the Danube. v . l a lr l l o e l y v . e . r . h . ... . dr .. 8 _ 9 £5O & £25 Cons.... 15 "'" 17 and the Fairies. Columbine. Miss M. Brown ; Harlequin, Mr. J. Mr. BAINES presented a petition from the magis. • • .' ' ' , 3 14 1 2 311 8 The Minister of War has sent orders to Metz for the 22 181 Do., £20... ... 6l -51 d --- marshan : pant/aeon, Mr. W. A. Barnes; Clown, Mr. H. Marshall. slanderers, against his Royal Highness the PRINCE fabrication of 235,000 Conereve rockets. 25 30 IBlyth & Tyne original trates of tbe Hundred of Lonsdale, South Lancashire, The last telegraphic despatch received from Vienna . To be followed by A PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS. CONSORT, must be severally mentioned the recep- in favour of the establishment of Reformatory Institu- £25 (iss. at £45) ••:. - ••• ' tion given by the House of Commons to Lord states :- e Bourse w, s g eat y y te y, t t ere Th e, r I 'crowded es rda bu b St. 100 'Bristol & Exeter...-. 92 - 94 AOY AL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. tions for Juvenile Offenders. was not much business transacted, the speculators wait- MELBOURNE'S written panegyric on his Royal Mr. OLIVERA, presented a petition from the inha- " Russia is resolved to learn her exact position. ing to hear the substance of the Queen's speech, of which Under the Management of Mr. CuAELEs KLAN. Highness's " judgment, temper, and discretion :" hitants of Marylebone, praying for a reduction of the Count Orloff demands how Austria will act should cir- nothing transpired up to the close of business Th 5 S O t. l a oo ll IC C a h l e e s d t o e n r ia & n. i . io .. l 1 5 4 0 i ~...- ni 501 11 ' e e 0 all ICork and Bandon l4 -15 , THIS EVENING, FEB. 1, wine duties. tepees arise which may render her active interven. Three per Cents. opened at 69f. 25c., and fell to 68f. 20 all 'Cork, Black. & Pass. ••• - ••• I Will be perfornaed the Tragedy of HAMLET. Principal charac- as well as to the contradiction of the sinister Mr. A. PELLATT presented a petition from a widow, cums rumours in reference to the Horse Guards, a con- tion , in fevour of Russia desirable. The reply is un- 40c., at which they closed for the account. The Four 20 12 'Cornwall ... - ... ter by Mr. C. Kean. lost her property through the de tredieti _yr -..r -EORGE BROWN ; and complaining of having and a Half per Cents. closed at 97f. 50c. ; Orleans Rail- 50 45 iDublindialfastJunc. 46 -45 After which will be presented the new Grand C HRI E R I T r af E A R S PAANND on penned . I 1 Si a falcations of a Receiver in the Court of Chancery, and known." way Shares, 1,027 f. 50c. ; Rouen, 935 f. ; Havre, 4:30f. ; 25 all 'Dundee Perth &Aber- TOUI ME, entitled RA it I", EQ UI N AN Is TGE praying for relief. iZita A : 7 o * L re , th c a ' tno less decisive disproof of the yet more Mr. PACKE presented two petitions from Leicester- Another despatch received from Vienna says that "the Great Northern, 732 f. 50c. ; Paris and Strasbourg, dcen Junction - 9 HIS MEN; or, King Salatnandar and th l e tl FAii i :i ; Lake. Harlequin, Mr. Commie( ; Clown. . • object of the mission of Count Orloff is quite pacific. It 712 f. 50c. ; ditto New, 560 f. ; Paris to Lyons, 817 f. 25 all Do. New ............- ••• - ••• Mr. Paulo; and Columbine, 'Miss Desborough. sinister rumours in relation to OIIT foreign policy, shire, in favour of the establishment of reformatory 25 all East Anglian (L 25 L. -- a disproof given in plain and unanswerable words schools. is to prepare for the discussion of new bases for the con- 50c. ; Lyons to the Mediterranean, 635 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 5351. ; Western of France, 567 f. 50e. ; Great • &E.& L. & D.)..... 4 i - 4. i 41 LYCEUM THEATRE. Mr. BASS presented a petitiom from Derby prayine so i a l'd• don of peace before the spring, in such a way as 12 3 t 3 ......-- 1 4 3 2 18 all ,Do., (.£lB E. & H.).. ••• ••• under the hand of Lord WESTMORELAND. Similar to conciliate the po , sition of Russia with the wishes of Central, 435 f. ; Lyons and Geneva, 440 f. ; Shares of Under the Management of Madame Vestris. that immediate and active operations may "ge" taken the Bank of Credit Mobilier, 625 f. 2 s o t. 11 ; 0 11 ' E Ea te s t t e e i r .n n u C n o i u o u n t , i A es . . a . k ... l THIS EVENING, FEB. 1, explanations to those laid before the House of against Russia in favour of Turkey. the other powers.' 24 - 28 --- • St.lloo Do., do. B. lELOR OF AIEN. Characters by Commons by Lord JOHN RUSSELL were meanwhile Mr. INGHAM presented a petition from the corPo- It appears that the Count has presented to the Em- SPAIN. 25 186 Do.NewA(lateThirds) ••• - ... 31 .7 . 11 r 1 5. b e e . =r e m: . F. l m ß a g ews , an d Baker; Miss F. Hughes. eing su 1111 b • b *tt d t th e o e consideration of the House of ration of Tynemouth in favour of decimal coinage. peror of Austria an autograph letter from the Czar, in The Madrid Gazette of the 26th publishes the text of WINE DUTIES. St. 'lOO iEdinbureh dr Glasgow 60 -- 62 60 - 62 After which, the original Fairy , Extravaganza, called ONCE F. WERE T ATO KINGS. Principal cha- eers by the Earl of ABERDEEN. And from the reply to that which the Emperor wrote to him some St. l loo l Eas . t Lan:ashiro bl ... _ ... 82 i - 83 82/ UPON A TIME THE'RE Mr. OLIVEIRA gave notice that on Tuesday, the the convention between France and Spain for the pro- 10 3 2 Dila, and Pee es . meters by Mr. Wright and Madame,:estris. hereditary- legislators, no less than from the 14th of February, he would move, that in the opinion time back. It is said that the letter of the Emperor tection of literar property. The Herald° says that -. To conclude with P.A.TTER VEls. US CLATTER. popular representatives, the rebuttal of the im- of this house the present rate of duty charged upon Francis Joseph sets forth in most energetic terms the the Spanish arm/consists of 5 captains.g . eneral,.7o lieu tenant-generals, 184 major-generals, and 40 brigadiers. St. NO ;Glasgow & S.Western ••• - ••• THEATRE ROYAL ADELPHI. putations levelled against the Prince ALBERT foreign and colonial wines is excessive and impolitic : absolute necessity of peace. He is also said to have f6O 't 100 'G N •th rn Stk Proprietor, Mr. B. Websten-Direetress, Madame Celeste. elicited frequent and cordial acclamations. and that the same be reduced to one uniform rate of one called the attention of the Czar to the culpable hopes The greater part of these officers are upwards o years E . 1 reat oi e of age. St. 100 'Do., A. Stock - 61 i S o t 10C ] l . IFEoclii.tnhba•.Putdiycipeujiaudnect: 2 .. 0 . - 22 127 - 128 127 i THIS EVENING, Fzis. 1, shilling per imperial gallon. which the revolutionary party builds on a war between A letter says-" The government has nearly conclud- St. 100 IDo., B. Stock - 101 Altogether, be it said, her MAJESTY and her BUILDINGS IN DOWNING-STREET. St. 100 'Gt. Sth.M. • • Will be presented tb i : Intiznzrea4aropiTe,e7s:taaVt 3 , felo- c. dr , a n m ew a, the great European Powers. ed the details of certain important administrative reforms. 81 In five ta.oleaux• wit , a ppointmcn ,ca e 1 E IsiIRST OF GOLD ; or, ts 11 dT I Royal CONSORT cannot but discover cause Mr. OLIVEIRA gave notice that on Tuesday, the A letter from Berlin, of the 2Sth, in the Augsburg A decree for suppressing passports has been sigiaed by linen South- as . dresses and for earnest and almost enviable self-gratulation 7th inst., he would move for a return of the expenses the Queen and will soon be published." lg. 12? . Gl:cat Wes V te ß e ru st ete a ...:. ) . 8 9 g . . 2 ... 50 all Lanca.ster &Carlisle B9 - 93 T nE LOST SHIP AND THE WILD FLOWER OF MEXICO , Gazette, says --" Austria and Prussia have done every- , 11 - 13 p -- haracters by Messrs. B. Webster, Keeley, Paul Bedford', in the result of this first night's discussion in the that have been incurred in alterations, repairs, and im- Prineleai c --------- 16i DI Do., Thirds - 0. Selby, Parselle, Marsden, &c.; Madame Celeste, Mrs. Leigh • provements to the various public buildings in Downing- thing in their power to ensure the maintenance of St. 100 Lancashaaorkshire 61i - 62 611 2 COURT CIRCULAR. ii a y, Miss F. Maskell, &c. Imperial Parliament. As most assuredly, out of street-from the year 1830 to the end of 1853, speci- peace. The King and the Prince of Prussia have written 194 174 Do., Fifths 7i - 70 9i To be followed by the popular and entirety New Grand Specta- these preliminary debates in the Lords and Cora- tying what amount has been expend e d each year, and on this subject autoeraph letters to the Czar, as well as .2.- l4 114 Do., Wst. Riding Un. •• • - ..: d cular legendary Christmas piece, in two act, with new scenery, mons-the latter only remarkable for the brilliant detailing its application. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel th 50 all Leeds Northern....... 1 2 - 1 - 3 • dresses, machinery, and appointments, called NUMBER NIP, or Hon. C. B. Phipps, presided yes t er d ay morn i n e a t th e council 20 all Liv.Crsby.&Soutb.pt. ... - ... • TEth SPIRIT BRIDE. Principal charactere by madame celeste, but blundering speech of Sir R. PEEL, for the cautious SEWERS COMMISSION. the Emperor of Austria. Hopes are also entertained the Management of the Duchy of Cornwall, at the Duchy- ll e 3 / 4 all London & Blackwell 7i - 7i ?Ira. Keeley, Miss Woolear, Miss AI, Keeley, M'an Cuthbert, Miss C. Harding ; Messrs. Paul Bedford, J. Rogers, Romer, G. Lee, &c. oration of Mr. DISRAELI, an oration eminentl that peace will not be troubled. The news of a journey for Y Mr. "WILLIAMS wished t o as k th e no bl e l or e a t th e o f t h e Emperor of Russia to Vienna and Berlin seems ofliee, Snisteseet-honee. 1.0 81 Lond.lllb. & Sthend. par -1 p xin judicious, saving and excepting only in his most head of the Home Department when he. proposed to to gain ground. Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge, at- S 100 Lond.Briglit.&S.Cst. 95 -96 95 x d bring in his Sewers Bill. tended by Lady Georgiana Bathurst, visited her Majesty yes- St. 100 London &N. Western 1001 - 101 1008 ij 13 ROYA L OLYMPIC THEATRE. The Correspondence of Berlin states that the Prince A d - par mistaken allusions to the subject of Reform, but Lord PALMERSTON hoped to be able to do so at terday afternoon at Buckingham Palace. 20 12 Do. Fifths Lessee and Manager, Mr. A. Wigan. above all for the egregious timidity - manifested an early period. The bill would reconstitute the Sewers of Prussia, who is inclined towards an alliance between Th e Q ueen an d p r i nce Albert left town at 20 minutes past 10 1 D0.,16/.5h.,M&8...0 ti d - i's" P 1 THIS EVENING, FEB. 1, 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, for Windsor Castle, attended 121 21 Do Eighths i - 6 by the Marchiones; of Ely, Count Camoys, Viscount Torring- St. 100 - Lon • don & S.Western 76 78 rii throughout by the Opposition-out of these pre- Board, and embrace the representitave principle. (Hear.) Prussia and the Western Powers, made use of the fol. win be performed THE Puisr NIGHT. Characters by Messrs. lowing remarks at an audience which he recently gave ... . 124 -11 2 d' Alfred Wigan, Lsalle, Lindon, Harwood Cooper, and Vincent ; Miss liminary debates, we say, in the Lords and Com- CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. ton, Colonel Bouverie, and Mr. W. F. Cavendish. 50 424 Do., £5O r. Horton, and MSS WyndhaM. mons, Ministers cannot but derive encouragement Lord J. RUSSELL gave notice, that to-morrow he to the . deputies of the Extreme Right :-" In case the Her Majesty and his Royal Highness were conducted to 40 34 Do., £4O • 10 -9 d - p ' 1 their carriae ••• After which, THE BENGAL TIGER. Principal characters by Bruce, and Lieu- 25 all Lndndrry.&Colera.ine ••• - . for the future lecrislative labours, if not for the should move that no new writ do issue for Barnstaple, complications of the East should affec russia, yot . e e by Earl Spencer, Lord Ernest Messrs. Alfred Wigan, Leslie, and F. Robson ; and Mrs. A. Wigan, Cambridge, and other places where the members have , of: n o c f t ten i i i ttlo e ix 3 l 7 . I , ' ;a =n o o r m Buckingham Palace to the 25 all Lndudrry. ez Enuisk. ••• •• Followed by TUE WANDERING MINSTREL. collective repute, of the Coalition Government. been unseated on petition, before the 9th of March. IT ; i g t =i s e n n i , o fi f n w d h m og u o r h t: v n e it3 s T o o f o f 4 , i % b t utteh o Tevgze;s e z rn m st. 100 Matich•Shef.&Lineln. 204 - 214 21 A -- d ' ' THE HOUSE KITCHEN. g ol l ie r i7 of showing that you know how to sacrifice your party railwa at • feelings to the welfare of the country." It is well iNends y o , r. Paddington, and travelled by a special train to St. 100 M dland i •••• ..... - ..... 601 -60 i 60 i i STR END THEATRE. 33. 35 St. 100 Do. Birming. & Derby Bii 44 Do., Man. &Lin. Un. -- Sole Lessee, Mr. F. W. Ancroft.-Directress, Miss Rebecca Isaacs. NIO_NEY MARKET Mr. FRENCH moved that a standing committee be known, adds the Correspondence, that the party alluded " -e- WINDSOR, JAN, 31. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, at appointed to control the arrangements of tlte kitchen and to is desirous that Prussia should make common cause ••• - . ••• THIS EVENING, FEB. 1, AND refreshment rooms in the department of the Serjeant-at- with Russia. tended by the Lady in Waiting and the Gentleman in attend- 100 all Newcastle &Carlisle ••• - ••• win be performed THE BOHEMIEI.N GIRL. Principal charic- COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 5 2 0 5 4 1. 7 7 i Mpoid.lainsdhGar.?sest.(lr.) ... - ... ter by Miss Rebecca Isaacs. Arms attending this h ouse : _m r. F renc h, c o l one l The Patrie states, on the authority of letters which it ance, arrived at the Castle about a quarter past five o'clock St. 100 Newmarket 53 -55 To 'se followed by THE OMNIBUS. _____...-____ Dunne, Mr. Rich, the Earl of Muls, , rave, Mr- Archi- has received, that the Prussian Government has ad- this afternoon, from London. _par After which, a new grand Comic Christmas Pantomime. entitled CITY, TWO O'CLOCK, bald Hastie, Colonel Boldero, and Mr HaYter : - Three jeurned its reply to the c ommunications of Russia until The Marchioness of Ely has succeeded the Viscountess HARLEQUIN AND KING NUTCRACKER ; or, The World of to be the quorum.-Agreed to. it shall have known the decision of the Austrian Cabinet. Canning as the Lady i n W a iti ng t o th e Queen. Lord Camoys 50 74 Newry & Enniskillen 21 Toys. Clown, by ,he inimitable Flex.more ; ILtrlequin, Mr. Bologna ; The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday The first interview of Count Orloff with the Emperor 2 6 5 i 1 5 7 i D N o ewp . Bu t. ii b E er x g t .4 en ll si t o f n d s . 4 6 a . = 53 d has relieved Lord Rivers as Lord in Waiting, and Mr. W. F. 20 all Newry Warrenpoint 6 8 Pantaloon, Mr. Griffiths ; Columbine, Miss Goward. were estimated at 4,000 bales, all to the traile. MIDNIGHT BUSINESS. mr Ca a v i e t n in tsh has succeeded Sir Frederic Stoyin as Groom in & Rostrevor Stalls, 55.; Boxes, 35.; Pit, li. 6d ; Gallery, ficl. ; Private Boxes, The market closed. heavily, with American Mr. BROTHERTON moved, that if any new business St. 100 Norfolk.. 45 -47 1/. Hs. 6d., to be cad of Mr. Alicroft, 15, New Bond-street. rinsed good results. Her 'ilo el 1-I'ol th C unties Un 3 i - 3 h d y, l e ness e Duchess of Kent, attended by 50 31 Northn. o ee .... 0 ., ' nearly id. per lb. lower ; other sorts little be brought on after twelve o'clock at night, and a mem- is . described as having been very brief, and that it pro- A letter from Warsaw, of the 26th, states that the Lady Fanny Howard and Sir Georee Cooper, arrived in St. 100 North British ...... - 30i 1 changed. The sales comprised 3,000 Ameri- ber rise to order, and objects to the house proceeding 8 - 10 A.STLEY'S EUROPE'S NATIONAL AM P HIT IIEATRE. to yesterda • '' F 0 N 1 y morning from her residence, rogmore, near 16 1 North Devon, o. .. can, 260 Pernana and Maranham, at Ggd. to 70. ; with the debate, a division shall, without further discus- days. Windsor. Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge 16 110 Do., No. 2.... ...... ... e• e • - '7,, Lessee and Manager, Mr. William Cooke. sion be immediately taken on tl 240 Bahia, at 61d. ; 250 Egyptian, at 61d. to 9id.; ' • - debate be now adjourned, unless the mover of the ori le question, that the Emperor of Russia was expected to arrive there in a few A letter from Dantsic states that the Imperial guard a n d th e pri ncess mar e visited the Royal Duchess at Clarence- 8 all Dee, 4 A Deferred... It - EI NE th Appearance of Miss KATE COOKE since her rettnEt from the and 'OO S ' •1 , urat, at 21d. to CI per lb. Railway house, St. James's. The Duchess of Kent left London in the 8 BDo i B Guaranteed 64 -'7 Continent. The Theatre nightly crowded to overflowing, attests ginal motion aoTees to it b ' eing postponed The hon afternoon attended b Lad Fann Howard and Sir Georee e:Ah London 1 50 ... 5 3 its matchless attractions. Shares were dull, with prices tending downwards. - • ' • s - - - ' ' the let of March, to occupy the coast of the Baltic, its , y y y 0 50 all N member said the time had arrived when a stop ou ht to Couper, on her return to Frogmore. 10 1.1 N. &S.Wstn., Hamp-I THIS EVENING, FEn. 1, At the public sales 49,000 beaver skins, sea- be put to sitting after midni h I gt. n 1849 the house has received orders to s'et out from St. Petersburg on g head-quarters being at Riga. Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yesterslay stead, and City Jn •.• - a • To commence with the Grand Chinese Spectacle. THE wrsE soned, realised Ss. 9d. to 14s. 2d. ; thirds, 4s. sat 76 hours after midnight ; in 1850, 108 hours • i from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, the Governor 20 171 North Staffordshire 6 • std ELEPHANrs OF THE EEST, or THE MA.GIC' GONG, in which to 10S. ld. • and cubs, 4s. 6d.. to 10s. ld. per lb. Of 1851, 86 hours ; in 1859 61 hours • ; and in 1853, ' n Sebastopol, when the Retribution arrived there, has of the Mauritius, and the Governors of Nova Scotia and 20 all - North Western.. 8 - 81 Mr. winiam Cooke's extraordinary 'lra'ned Elephants appear. .•, •.... : Musquash ' 506,452 skins were offered and went at 133 hours. This was the only country, he believed, According to another letter the officer in command at New Brunswick. 10 10 N. &S. Westrn. Juno. 1 d - par Followed hy a R , cherche Routine of Scenes of Eqneinian sm in _____ THE ARENA, supported by the Elite of Europe's Equestrian 4!,d. to 7id. per skin for seasoned, and at 21d. to in the world where the business of the legislature war to enter the port con bl. he teen dismissed, for havin t g ra p r e y rm to it t t h ed e r a eg fo o r l e a i t g io n n v s. essel of - - 10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley, . Artistes. 2.',d. for thirds. Rabbit-82,470 skins sold at could not be carried on in daylight, and he thought it NAVAL INT ELLIGENCE. and Leicester ..• - ••• the Black Sea in which, after a description of a two St. 100 Oxford Worcester de Coneuding with Mr. W. Cooke's. immensely successful COMIC 2s. 6d. to 2s. Bd. These were all imported. by the was a, disgrace to our nationality that the House of Com- , The Invalide Russe pu is s a nava) . bulletin from --e— Wolverhampton 1 34 - 36 35.} PANTOMIME, written expressly for thin Theatre, by Mr. NELSON Hudson's Bay Company. From the United States mons should sit so long, at unreasonable times and APPOINTMENTS. 20 2.2 Portsmouth ... -.- Lax, entitled BILLY BIS r fONT's iOURNEY TO BRENTFORD ; f A 1 . " the Vice-Admiral sailed along the coast o nate la, or, Harlequin and the Lalies' Favourite. and Canada, there were put up 548 beaver skins e ho ed therefor hours. H p , e, the house would ex- hours bombaifdment of Fort St. Nicholas, it is said that 89 - 91 91 New scenery, dresses, decorations. awl appointments, maznificent which sold at 43. 4d. to 9s. 11d. per lb., and 0 difficult in ado ' ' peiience n y pting his motion, and put St. 100 Seottish Midland__ 51 --- 56 but the weather changince he was compelled to abandon Lieutenant-Benjamin S. Pickard (1843) from the Coast St. 100 Scottish Central his intention of attacking Trebizond." Guard, to the Caesar, 90, screw steam-ship, at Portsmouth. 60 Car of Industry, &c. Harlequin, Mr. 11. Hemmings ; Columbine, 423 421 Mu ,quash at 50. to 11d. per skin, for first, an end to the bad practice which he and others complained of, and which had already seriously Assistant-Surgeon--Thos. H. Huxley (1846), to the Illus- St. 100 Shrewsbury &Birmg. 55 - The date of this expedition was Dec. 31, four days nine. Christine; Pantaloon, Mr. Leh earl ; and Two Ciowiss, Mr. ~ trious, 72, at Portsmouth. St. 100 Do., L. & N. Wcstn. €. Adams and Mr. Croncsto ; Sprites, Masters Gee and Bra fiery. ana. 2d. to 4,td. for thirds. The beaver met with Guaranteed Stock 55 - 80 ff 4- d li h a ecse t e ealth of many honourable members Acting Assistant-Surgeon-john Hudson (1853), borne on Box-office open from Eleven till Four. Stage Manager, Mr. W. a brisk demand, particularly fine dark, which A despatch from Constantinople, dated the 17th ult., the books of the Victory flag-ship, at Portsmouth, for service 10 10 Shrewsby. & Herefd. 21 - 2/d.is who entertained a conscientious conviction that it was before the combined fleets entered the Black Sea. Wc.t. realised 50 per cent. advance on the corresponding a duty they oared to the country to remain in the house states that the Turkish steamers returned. from Batoum in the Royal Naval Hospital, Hasler, to the Horatio, 24, 26i all Shrewsby. & Chester 13 _ 15 would start again for the Black Sea, un . der the e . scort screw steam guard-ship, at Sheerness. (Nor. W. Min.) sales of last year. The Hudson's Bay Musquash until its rising. (Hear, hear.) Let them try the expe- 64 - 74 HIGH WATER AT LONDON 'BRIDGE. Y. F. sold rather cheaper, but the M. R. and E.M, riinent which he proposed for one session, and if it did 13i all Do. Halves, do. 10 - 12 of the ships of the combined fleet, which was still at Sinope. WOOLWICH, JAN. 31. 20 all Do. Oswestry ...... ... Tins DAy -Afornina 27 min.after 4 I Evening 48 min.a ft. 4 obtained fully 2d. advance. At the sales of nOt answer he would most readily give it up. Hear.) 20 61 Shropshire Union.... 31 -- aad It was stated that another English steamer had gone The Firefly steam-vessel was taken out of the dock yester- To-Ifoiteow-Morning 9 miteafter 5 I Evening 28 inin.aft. 5 the United States and Canada sorts this Mr. WILLIAMS seconded the motion, but he felt 1 'hd th day, and the Plicenix screw stea,m-sloop taken in to be im- ••• ••• Do. A, B,C, &D, fully .------ , improvement was in general maintained that it did not go far enough. The evils of these late paid up at per cent. ... - •.. to p t eb w a a s s tx o s w al t d t aLc e tely brought forward for commission, by Capt. Ingle sittings were greatly on the increase, and not the least e Porte had accepted the ser- media 50 all South Devon l3 - 15 15 on last autumn sales. Hudson's Bay Rabbit was vices of the Hungarian General Klapka, and had in- field, as her services will be required to proceed to the Arctic THE WEATHEPe-Sue ()sews, FEB, 1, of them was to be found in the confusion which prevailed • • - • regions, during the approaching season, with provisions and in fair demand. trusted him with an important command in Asia. A 31 3 2 32 THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. in our statute books Many modern acts of parliament stores for Captain Sir Edward Belcher's expedition. The OU ali boute Wales Much satisfaction is expressed in the City - at the • ' • number of other foreign officers have also been admitted S .,,s t. 1.00 . S , out . h. Eastern szi..i -54 see 20 15 ' Y •Ir. h RiverDuu 3 -2 d 12 a. oi s . 57-highest since noon yesterday. were a mass of inconsistency and confusion, which no . 4 4 , Talbot, 22, is expected to be brought round from Ports -49 -lowest this morning and during the night. intention to thrown open the coasting trade to • •.• , , .• , • . , Imo ,eie army of Asia. lawyer COMOL unuerstanu ; aria tam was tne natural mouth to this port, to be fitted as a store-ship, to accompany 20 5 Do. . - 5 53-this day at noon. foreign ships. result of hasty legislation, carried on at late hours of General Bara.guay d'Hilliers had gone on the 16th to the Pbeenix. One corporal and 6 privates of the Woolwich division of , 20 2.2 Staines,\Vole.,&Wok. ..• - ••• 25 all Stockton & Darling 2B - 31 BAROMETER, 30.02. The ship Mohawk has arrived from Sydney. the night. (Hear, hear.) He appealed to the house to examine personally the fortifications of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles. Royal Marines joined head-quarters yesterday, ou beinre ••• WIND, :=I.W.-Light breeze, and. dull, cloudy weather. Her dates are not later than Sept. 17. She has on put an end to this disgraceful state of things, and he Abbas Pacha has signed the loan contract concluded paid off' from the V 1 t 1 ' ' St. 100 Taff Vale o cano, s eam-s oop, Commander Robert ••• - ••• board 14,095 ounces of gold. thought the 'first step towards doing so would be to 10 8 Do. £lO shades ••• -- ••• s------- ....-..... in his name by different merchants and bankers at Coote, on her return from service on the coast of Africa. , The following important telegraphic despatch adopt this motion. Constantinople. In addition to this he has sent to the • Sir J.. PAKINGTON said this was a question of 25 20 Thames Haven Dock E E I S .r: t7C74;5% appeared in the Amsterdam Courant :-" Trieste hours as disclosed . by the motio . n, but he must be per- Turkish Government about liio,ooo muskets, and more • DEPTFORD, JAN, 31. St. 1 1 00 6 a S po o . ck P t r o e n f., & N li o a . i l t . le .. P . l ...... -- 1 1 ". and Railway 2a 2,i kv:4;,,-_ , :,: , ..t ... ,-'7,.. 1 , , , i ).s., ..„,,,c.,___.?1::,.,54.„,..,,,,,!,,,.... ‘7 > &._ , ~,,Lv, Monday, Jan. 30.-The commanders of the united than 3,000 bales of rice. LAUNCH OF THE HANNIBAL, 90, SCREW STEAM-SHIP.--To-day 146 - 151 itted to say that, if they made it a question of months, 20 17 Vale of Neatli.. 1 Q i - rr ) I, * ? - , - ;, -- mr4- , :- - -,1 .- -- , !.:1,-..„,. , N...„ Ivey French and English fleets have received later orders ! -11 T ~ it would be more satisfactory to the country. Could According to private advices from Constantinople, having been fixed for the launch of an additional 90-gun line hes sue- of-battle ship fur the Royal Navy, a larg: assembla. , e of per- 20 all Waterfcl. & Kilkenny 51 - 51' 50 all Waterford&Limerick 25 - 27 , - re - :- ee--- ----___,e.eseV e. ,4 • to play a more active part in the Black Sea. The the t dth f d t' f th h yno so amen e orms an prac ice o e ouse , b e t •o I'to De tford D k aid Cf t sons e e an 0 CI WC , in , e) 0C y • e ore IVO 20 14 West Cornwall ... • : ... French and English ships seek out the Russian , . as to make it necessary fur them to meet earlier in the under date of the 16th inet., Namik Po.oba . . ceeded in negotiating a loan of 16 million pounds sten o clock p.m., and by tune o clock there must have been 1 West End of London _ - vessels, and whenever they meet them, conduct year, or to prorogue in sufficient time to admit of an- rms in Eneland and ling with several commercial fi . z „ upwards of 10,000 persons present. ... and Crystal Palace.. ... - ... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1854. them to the nearest Russian port, with an tumn sittings ? Would it not be better to appoint a France ? without the interference of Governments. It is At a few minutes after three o'clock, Miss Martin, daugh- 20 all West Loudon 6 - 7 injunction that they are not again to quit committee at once to consider the whole subject ? e ter of the Ca.ptain Superintendent, drank success to the Han- 10 51s. Winbledon &Croydoe ... - ... _________ _.. e ,_ to be issued at 73, under the sole guarantee of the 1 Porte it. Recently, it is reported, nine or ten large Lord J. RUSSELL had long felt and fully admitted nibal, and immediately after broke a bottle of wine on her St. 100 York Newetl.&Berw. 614 -62 j 61j An honest delusion was yesterday completely Russian shi ff th A .'afc coast, in the neigh ps o e SI 1 the inconvenience of protracting the sittings to a late It i; now known, froin official inquiries, that 4,155 bows tO christen the fine ship. The workmen then pro- 25 20 Do. Extensions.... 91 - 8/d ••• Turks perished at Sinope, about 150 were carried off eeedecl energetically with the operations for the launch, and 25 111 Do GN E Purchase 4/ -44 d and. triumphantly dissipated. That " honest bourbood. of Batoum, were met by the greater por- hour of night, but h;therto the exigences of the public ssians, a out reac e ons an naop esa e at ha f-past t ree oc oc iss ad in came again ()nem( nd , 441 -•a l 45 tion of the combined fleets, and compelled to leave , had demanded that the deliberations of the house should by the Ru ' b 450 hd C tt . 1 f 1 h delusion," as the Leader of the House of Cora- and sound, nwre than 300 were severely wounded, of to the bow of the vessel, and, with a chisel and mallet, cut and proceed to the nearest harbour." extend beyond twelve o clock at night. (Hear, hear.) whom about one-half died, not having received for the small cord which appeared to hold the ship, and she in. . ' I ii: M. M .t. . f • . 1 St. 100' Yo;ls. dt • N • . • Midla 4 -1 FOREIGN. mons happily called it, as to the supposed uncon- The Courant remarks, upon the above statement, At the same time he could not see what good could stantly moved oneeards and entered the Thames, amidst the • result from the adoption of this motion, since it several days the succour they, required, in consequence cheers of the assembled spectators, which were again renewed 10 7 Antwip &Rotterdam 3 - 2 d stitutional interference of H.R.H. the Prince that it probably gave rise to the erroneous report of the utter confusion that prevailed. would still leave it open to members to move ad- on her being brought up at anchor in the stream, the bands 5 3 Belgian East. Junct. 1 - I.i ALBERT in the working and the policy of her given in the Patrie, as to a hostile encounter in journment after adjournment when they were amused themselves after the destruc playing " Britannia rules the waves," and concluding with 20 8 Beziers to Graissessac 4 - 3 d the Black Sea. . , tion of the ships, with firing at every boat laden with oG e save the Queen " The Russians , MAJESTY'S Government. Nothing could by pos- opposed to proceeding with new business after mica ... ... Central of Italy . - ... t h h t ID *• • • The following are the dimensions of the Hannibal .- 20 all Charleroi & Erquelin ... - „, Bills of Exchange upon the principal Continental ea rew s, en every poor wre c even t a was seen th c - night even supposing the majority of the . . .. sibility have been more manly or more chivalrous cities were taken yesterday, at nearly previous h ' • • ouse had already decided that such new business clinging to a plank or struggling in any way against Feet. Inches. 171 all Demerara ••• - ••• than Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S detailed vindi t' ca ion. rates. Paris, 00 days, 25, 27i to 30 ; Amsterdam, should be brought in. He thought, however, that great They kept up their fire until they hit the object death. . . k Length between perpendiculars 217 6 20 10 Dijon and Besason... ... - ... p X in 11 151 to 2 ; and Hamburoth, 13, 4to 41. advantage could be obtained from the appointment of a a . nd caused it to sin . Length on the upper deck 220 0 20 8 Dutch Rheuish - 2/d. x d It was altogether conclusive. It dealt categori- 13 • ' ''' 19th Advices of the say that the Wallachian peasants Length of keel for tonnage l7O 6i ! 20 all East Indian 2l - 3 p ar silver is at ss. 1.0. per ounce. Gold is in committee on this subject, but as matters now stood be Breadth extreme - par eally with the various calumnies disseminated b l demand for the Continent, and Messrs. Hag- was afraid many measures of great public advantaee y ess all their cattle to avoid Russian transport service sell . . , • 6 The Russians prohibit the purchase of cattle from the Breadth for tonnage 57 33 5 all Gt. Indian Peninsula 1 -1p 51 1 xin anonymous writers to the prejudice of the Royal gard. and Pixley inform us that a large amount must remain un p . , dis osed of if the house did not now Breadth moulded 56 53 20 10 Gd.. Junct. of France .., - ...p x in peasants. Depth in the hold received per Hurricane, has been already sent into and than choose to sit at a late hour. (Hear, hear.) 23 111 10 Gd. Trunk. of Canada CONSORT Of our beloved SOVEREIGN. It met thos Mr. HUME could see no reason why the business of Monteneerin fugitives have returned from Cat- The e Burthen in tons, 0. M. Shrs. and 80nd5.... 41 - 3/c1 0 the Bank. taro to Montenegro. New measurement 2,658 66 20 8 Gt. Central of Franca 21 l i e 21d 51 xin calumnies, one by one, with proofs of their utter The Funds have been more buoyant, and with e done in sufficient tim the country could not b eto allow of It is rumoured that Milosch has crossed the Servian Encrine room • the prorogation taking place in July. He might be fallacy, with facts constituting for each an explicit rather an increased money business doing. Con asked how this could be done ? Why, simply by limit- frontier with Russian troops. The Hannibal is to be towed to Woolwich, and she is to be Shares ................. 21 - 11 d sols have been quoted 90 1 i, since 901 '-& and are • • taken into the basin to have her engines, of 560-horse power, .. Do. bond.s(l i55.)1857 ... - ••• and positive refutation. All this in reference to ispos n , 8 , ' ' . ing every member who felt d ed to address the house OMER PACHA'S REPORT OF THE BATTLE fitted by the workmen of the factoi .- 7. -. • Do.bonds(2iss.)lB62 ... - ... now 901- i.. ihe New 31 per Cents. nave realised to a speech of an hour. Much of the mischief complained -. _. uto hi. - par the charge directed against the Prince of anythino- K a to 92,! i - ; and the 3 per Cent. Reduced, 90, , c- to o f OF CITALE. 204 104 Hamilton & Toro A a ni •b bltth dt fh was attri uta e o e con uc o t e great guns of ••• - ••• like " unconstitutional" interference in the aflairs '-'-`1" Bank Stock is quoted 2161, being firmer. the house. (A laugh.) Instead of giving their views OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION-JAN. 15. MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY.) ICO all Do. 6 per cent 20 5 Lake Const. & Basle ... - 7 ... Exchequer Bills are at los. to 135., and India and opinions early in debate, they generally kept them. Translation.- Summary of the Field-Marshal Omer ee 5 4 Lucca and Pistoja, 5 of Government. An interference of some sort B d 1 CORN EXCHANGE. on sats. to 55., prem. selves in reserve so as tO have the last word in attack- Pacha's report from the Imperial Camp, which arrived per cent. pref. ...... .•• - ...d • 7i - 8 8 was at once boldly admitted. An interference The Foreign Stock market is very quiet, and ing one another. (A laugh.) Now let this practice late yesterday evening : We had a very- limited supply of English wheat on sale 20 15 Luexembourg . la • nevertheless the de be abandoned, and all questions of importance could be As already announced, his Excellency Ismail Paella, to-( 5' , . mend for all kinds ruled heavy, 10 10 Do. (Railway) - 50 that was already, indeed, notorious from there is not much variation in prices. Mexiikan . at Monday's prices. For forward delivery very few trans- 5 eDo ll -lt Bonds are higher, being 23t to 24.' 4 . Spanisfi 3 disposed of with a night's debate. (Hear, bear.) with Ferik Mustapha Paeha, marched from Kalafat f actions took place. 5 3Do (Canal) it - li the day of the Royal marriage. Th t 'd h N a per Cents. are steady at 40, an tei ew Deferred Mr. WALPOLE said they seemed to be all agreed with 14 battalions of infantry, 3 regiments o Forei • - ' • f i - id gn wheat, the show of which was tolerably good, 10 5 Do. 6p. Gen • lme • that the business of the house wa,s not conducted in the cavalry, and 4 field batteries to Tchatan, distant . allowed to the PRINCE CONSORT in rig -ht are rather weaker, being 18 1 , to 1%-. The Certifi- . . f Klf t 1 • fth sold slowly, but no actual change was noticed in its 20 12 Lyone & Mediterran• sr , - se ••••P best possible manner, and he thought they could not do six hours rom aa a , laving left a reserve o ree value. 20 101 Madrae ... 2 (l § P xin of his position as the husband of the QUE7N, still cate is quoted at 41 per Cent. Brazilian 5 per e better than at once to appoint a committee to consider battalions in the surrounding villages. The Russian Barley was very dull, at Monday's decline. 33i 29 Maria Antoeia - ••• Cents. are rather better, being 97f1. uestion He su , ested that in future more force amounted to 15 battalions infantry, 3 regi the whole q .. . g In Malt so little was doing that the currencies were 10 10 Do. New ...., - ••• more, perhaps, than by right of his admitted pre- IR .1 SI tl • t le•b .' n .anway iares iere is no a ar,e usiness measures s l ''th 24 hould originate with the Lords, and then the ments cave ry, ai cannons. A sanguinary action almost nominal. 20 2 Melbourne Dk. & RY• ••• -- ••• rogativo as Privy Councillor. It was simply pro- C. doing, but there is greater firmness. aledonian business, instead of coming in a mass upon each at th e ensued in the adjacent plain, i n w hi c h, praise be to God, Oats were held at the extreme rates of Monday. 20 all Namur & Liege (with' tested by the Minister of the C- b h lf L own, on e a 10s Lancashire and York- he ene- Beans eas and flour were dull and easier to purchase. have advanced about •, same time, would be equally divided between the t wo our troops, having destroy e d f our b a ttalions of t , p , A interest . ••• - ••• RRIYALS THIS WEEK. 20 all Do. (ex interest) ) shore, ss. ; North-Western, II ; and York and branches of the Legislature. (Hear, hear.) my's infantry, the remainder fled in great disorder. The Wheat. BV : r. I ttl o t. Oats. Flour. 16 all Northern of France 29J- 29 9 281 - s 1 we lia,d almost said in the name of, H.R.11 that Berwicle, los. French Shares also tend upwards. Mr. E. DENISON advocated the appointment of a loss of the Russians, besides great numbers of wounded, -) En ' glish .. 330 30 530 20 all Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds that reasonable and. acknowledged privile, f • BRITISH MINES.-There is a fair business doing committee. e e o in- amounted to 4,000 killed ; that of our army to 300 Irish .... - -I - - - [fmy.B.SLAms.Shs.] ... - ... this morning. Afred. Consols, 20 , -26 • Sortridge Mr. HADFIELD trusted the hon. member for Sal- killed, and 700 wounded, and amongst these latter his Foreign .. 2,600 130 - 300 6,940 brl 10 all Nonvegiadernk•Pref 74 - 81 terference had never been exaggerated beyond the ford would persevere in his motion as it was impossible Excellency Ismail Pacha, Ferik Mustapha Pacha, Hus- 121 -121 p 22/ 1 Consols 7 1 • Quaintrell Downs, A a ; Angarracks, 5 8 , WHITECHAPEL. 20 10 Paris and Lyons limits of what was manifestly constitutional. It ft 3 •W st Providence, 371- 381 ; Trehane, 81 9 ; that members could continue the late sittings of last sein Bey, Miriliva, Ali B e y, ar till er y officer, and Hue- 40 40 Do. bonds - ••• 4 . , e The general demand ruled heavy to-day, as follows :-- 20 all Paris and Orleans was clearly demonstrated by Lord JOHN RUSSELL Cwm Darens, 1i ; Poltimores 11+ • Whe Session. sein Bey, commander of the Redifs ' - ' at Mr. NAPIER, on the co t h dth h The conduct of o . d ld' n rary, ope e on. mem- ur officers subalterns, an so iers Beef from 2s 10d to 4s 2s ; mutton 3s 4d to 4s &I ; veal, 20 all Paris and Rouen 36 -38 , Golden, 11 i ; Mixon Great Consols, Ii ; Bell 's 10 1 81b 4s Od. to 5s 4d ; pork, 3s 6d to 4 t. per sby the that the authority accorded to the PRINCE CONSORT , ber would not divide the house upon the motion, but is beyond all praise. After the action our troops forti- 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 28 - 281 281 and Lanart , h 12 13 , B 100 E t B • oscean„ a.s osorn s, leave the question to be disposed of in the manner sug- fied themselves at Tchatan with a reinforcement of seven carcase. 20 4 Paris Caen& Cherbre. ... - .. , xin by virtue of which ha may be present during the i i,. gested by the hon. baronet, the member for Droitwich, battalions and two field batteries. 101 10i,Quebec & Richmond 3 - 1 d BOROUGH HOP. 20 all Rouen and Havre - 174 interviews between the illinisters and - the SOVE- The current prices for the Jamaica Mines not and suggested by the noble lord, the member for the ...........• officially quoted, are as follows :-Metcalfe, gto i City of London. FRANCE. All kinds of hops move oft' slowly, but we have no change 20 12 Royal Danish - ... REIGN, was accorded to H.R.H. not as had • to notice in their value. 5 2 Royal Swedish .. - ... Premium ; Sue River, i discount to par ; Port After a few words of reply from Mr. BROTHERTON, Intense anxiety was manifested in Paris yesterday .. 2O all Sambre and Mouse.- 7i - 81 been. erroneously intimated, for the first time by Royal, ito 1 premium. the house divided, when there appeared -10 6 Do. 51 per cent. pref. ... - ... Sir ROBERT PEEL, but long before the accession Gold Mine Shares are quite neglected. Rather For the motion 54 about the Queen's speech on the opening of Parliament. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH AT BRISTOL.-The Queen's From an earl hour a lication was mad in . 20 2 S.E. of France 1 ••• __ •.• to s more is doing in Bank Shares, and at higher prices Against it B4-30 y pp e every place Speech was reported at Bristol, by means of electric tele- 20 6 Southern of France.. ~. - .... where it was sup osed intern ence could be ai upreme power of that illustrious states The motion was, consequent y, I lost. I) g obt ned. graph, with a speed which surpasses all previous ex- xin - ‘erally. The Union of Australia, however, are gel, St A d ws &Quebec ... pm Xin 20 6 •n re . . man b Nothing was to be heard in the streets, at the Bourse, ploits of this wonder-working agent. Her Ma:est 's • ) Y his eminent predecessor, Vis- 10s. lower. Land. Companies' Shares are inactive. HEREDITARY REVENUES. in the reading rooras, in all public places, but enquiries speech was conveyed to Bristol, written off, and j set y u ' la d 20 2s Upper India. Scrip - .., P 81 all West F u ere 3- 4 x n count MELBOURNE. It h sto whether an one received a des atch containin • was s own, moreover, Mr. WILSON give notice that to-morrow the Chan- a 3 7 had p g in type at the Bristol Mirror office, and the first copy 20 10 Do. 51 per c. Pref ~ ... - ... that the • BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. cellor of the Exchequer would move in committee of the even a line of the article; and as midday approached ex- was laid on the table of the Commercial-rooms by a 20 10 Western of France._ 2 - 3 p ongina.l concession f th o at privilege to ( _Prom the Official List. ) whole house, for a bill to alter the mode of providing for Pectation was at its highest pitch. The speculations quarter past three. 1G 4 West. of Switzerland ... - ... H.R.H. was only de •d d ei e upon by the then Prime Business done, certain expenses now charged upon certain branches of hazarded, the rumours set afloat, during that period of r A -r. L sEEVERTISEMENT.] - Sight and Hearing-The 20 2 Wiesbaden - ... Minister of England, after " it had received the Bank Stock ......••• ••• ••• ••• • ...,,,........ ..... 216 j the Public and Heriditary Revenues, and upon the Con- uncertainty were most curious, and as is always the case Royal Exhibition, 1851 - Extraordi 20 12 Zealaiel - 4jd xin nary Powerful •t, • • s 9ok 11 approval of his Grace the D k 1 per Cent. Reduced Annui ie solidated Fund. in such circumstances most contradictory. All uncer- Munich German Glass Telescopes -39 . , Albemarle ue of WELLINGTON. 3 per Cent. Consols Annuities 9Ol ii hie tainty was, however, put an end to by the telegraph, street, Piccadilly. Observe - opposite the York LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Not restricting himself, howe New 3 1 per Cent. Annuities 914 121 ASSESSED TAXES. which brought passages of the article containing the Hotel. - The Royal Exhibition. -- A valuable newly ver, to this candid ' 4 - ] avowal, the Leader of the H o India Bonds, £lOOO summary of the d itted that neither invented, very small powerf u l •t o ' - speech. It was a m wan oat-pocket glass Leasing Closing Prices Butts 1 P cellor of the Exchequer would move for leave to bring Paid RAILWAYS. use of Commons Ditto under 21000 9Ol i 1 6 " weakness" nor " hesitation " was found in it. the size of a walnut, by which a person can be' teer. Compans. Iye t es° 3 Way- this day. proceeded to lay before Parliament Consols'for Account 15th Feb. in a bill to explain and amend an act of the last session The_Paris Da ers of esterday are silent on the sub- seen and known one mile and a half distant ; they a yet more of Parliament, c. 90, relating to the duties of assessed • t r - p Y answer every ose on ....‘.... —........ lee oM. de Kisseleff's departure, which, if it take , PurP the race-course, at the opera - l. B dford and Ln.&N.W. remarkable series of revelations. R e „l . Exchequer Bills, id. . 13 10 1) taxes. nouses, country scenery and shi s e , a i e ps are clearly seen Bletchley.... ations, be 21000 .,. place at all, will probably be postponed for two or three at 12 to 14 miles ' . The • ...- - ~ y are invaluable for shooting, deer it observed, in every way creditable to th ' A 2500 l3 10 P THE NORTH MAIL. days. St . 100 Buekghamsh. L. &N.W. 99 - 101 . e Ju.g- Small l3 10 1) stalking, yachting to rt spo smen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, 50 all ClydesdaleJe. Caledon... 50 - 52 l ment, and we might venture to add, likewis e t o Mr. H. G. LIDDELL moved for a return of the It is said that the answer of the French Government and tourists. T * l e escopes-A new and most important PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK. time at which the night ma il f rom Lon d„ was d ue a t to the demand for explanations by the Emperor of Russia invention in t 1 • • St. 100 E.Lincoln. gr. e escopes, possessing such extraordinary the patriotism, of the CONSORT ,of the SOVEREIGN. Brazilian Bo d 5 • C t - 141 us, pel en . 97i York and Newcastle-upo n :4 n , reanec ti ye ly, un d er th e Was to be given yesterday (Tuesday) or to-day. That powers that some, 31 inches, with an extra eye-piece will • 25 all Glas. Barr. di Caldonian. It was explained. by Lord Joiss RUSSELL, among Ditto Smell Neils. Direct Mexican 3 per Cent. - ••• 25 all D ' o. New Do i other notable circumstanc es, how strongly and Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent 4O York and Newcastle e ac h d ay, f rom th a t d a te te the the entry of the combined squadrons into the Black Sea ounces, can be seen a person's countenance three miles ur, ' dv'sab ilit Spanish New Deferred 3 per Cent. o . ently the al, yof H.R.H. being ulti- Spanish Committee CeA. - 41 of Coup. not fun. 19/ 184 last day of December, 1853. is not for the purpose of maintaining the strict neutrality P c Sir GEORGE GREY complained of the delay which supposed by Russia, but to protect the Turkish squad- and a half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. t- ocke They supersede every other kind for the waistcoa p t. 25 all Glst •&DF G IT - - ••• i. n. r. t., eetn. 30 - 32 100 all Hrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. Railway & Berme. ~. - ... mately placed at the head of the Horse Guards Dividends on nae above payable in London. took place in the delivery of the north mail, owing to its ron and the Turkish territory a p .crainst any attack. It is . and are of larger and all sizes with increasing powers 50 all Hull & Selby. YAN.Md. 107 - 109 di 1 ' 1 *th 1-f 1 accor ng y. Opera and race-course g asses, wi worm ei u was impressed upon the PRINCE CONSORT by the HALF-PAST TWO. being carried round bY the Midland instead of the Great thought the answer will be verbal. power ;an object can be clearly seen, from 14 to 16 miles 25 11 D a a o. e Shares. Do 64 -55 t Console Northern Rail way, The journey of Prince Napoleon Jerome to Brussels 121. all Do. 1 Shares. Do 261 - 274 late Commander-in -Chief of the Forces, the Duke 904 el distant. Deafness-New Discovery-The Organic Vi- Ditto February Account - brator, an extraordinary powerful and newly-invented 14 all LoneitGreenw S.Eastern. 131 -14 J of WELLINGTON. It was yet more pointedly and said he was quite aware that th ere wer e good grounds sion is that which assigns to his mission the object of instrument, for Deafness, entirely different from all 20 all Do. Preference Do 244 -25 t .--- , -.e•-e•-•____ .___ . - e _se___________......,-... e _ e _,. for the complaint. The subj e ct was n ow un d e r the strengthening the friendly feeling which now is said to others, to surpass anything of the kind that has been, • St 100 Lowestoft gr. significantly explained to the House by the Noble 4 per cent... Norfolk - ••• THE CAUCASUS. A MA.P. ByJa.mes Wyld.- Another careful consideration of the Postmaster-General. exist between France an d Belgium, and which king or probably ever can be, produced. Being of the el how and fo b S lur as the skin it is not perceptible •it enables St. 100 Do. 6 per et.. Do ,, - ••• _ li Lord, its present Lea-er, , r vv-a. rea- inimitable map has, within the last few hours, been Mr. JAMES MACGREGOR s aid the ra ilway com. Leopold has recently manifested a great desire to same CO.O .. o , , „ Di &N w th PRINCE almost immediately decided upon Mr W ld's establishme issued from . .y . nt. A map relating panies were quite ready to treat with the Postm . aster- establish particularly since the good understanding he- deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and at public as- 0 au Manch.Bitton. • • • i .' ' - - - • senablies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing noises in and Matlock & Midld• 2 i - 3 sons, e to the seat of war in Asia, and published at a time the General Upon the most liberal t erm s, cons i s tent with a tween 1 ranee and England on the Eastern question 50 all Middlesbre' ez Stckton & 1 d powerful recommend rejecting those urgent an a _ mos , appropr i a t e. Nothing could well be more a,d. due regard to their own interest. He would suggest According to all accounts, that friendly feeling will be • ' the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all the assist. Darlingt. ... - ,„ ance that possibly could be d.esired.-39, Albemarle-street, Redca.r 99 - tions. Not without evident emotion did the dto all such essential me mirable in regar rits as m i nute th a t the city of Glasgow should be added to the return. manifested in another manner less equivo d cal . ; and it is Piccadilly. Observe. opposite the York Hotel. - 100 all Midld.Bra,dfcl. Midland._ 97 - detail, acceptable clearness, and undoubted authenticity After some further discussion, the motion was agreed expected, among ot h er mos t unexpecte incidents to [Anvearssesieeer.]-Holloway's Pills a safe and cer- 50 all Northern and House of Commons, last night, listen to its The map of the Caucasus here given to the public will to. which the Eastern question has given rise, that the Duke tain cure for Coughs, Colds, and Asthmatical Com- Eastern sp.c. E. Count.. 59 - 61 594 Leader's catalectue of those reasons-reasons so be especially welcome just now to the great mass of our THE ADDRESS. and Duchess of Brabant may honour Paris with a visit pl a iuts.-The autumnal quarter is tbe season when 5., a ll 5 all Do. 6 per c Do.Fixedsp. e Do cDo ... ... ..• - .•• ..• - ••• o. a - intelligent population. before lon Lord CASTLEROSSE brought ‘ up the report on the g• coughs, colds, and wheezings on the chest are most pre- 25 I Prest & Wyre b• &IN• W• peculiarly honourable to the good sense and the HERR BRANDT.-In the Gazette Musicale de P • • arts, it Address. Prince Napoleon was received with much distinction valent ; such are the properties of Hll 'p• - - al ' dri.,ndak ... - ... o oway s ills that '• . heart of the Prince, to his prudence and to is d artist M B observed, "A very distinguishe . randt, On the motion that it be read a second time, on his arrival at B ru s se l s . The Duke de Brabant met if taken at the commencement of the attack, th ' • e vim. 1 12 Do. A arcs. sh Do S If • preceded by a brilliant reputation acquired in the con- Mr A. PELLATT took the opportunity of congra- him at the railway st a tion, and conducted him to the lence of the disease is very much abated, and the eatient S 100 itoYan• *** --- 14 ** * &Hit. T.Northn 1 1 1 _ 142 I , t mani " aniraity. Neither was it withou c erts of classical music at London, has arrived in Pari t 1 • • P lace. S: , . 100 Do.Shepth.St. 0 thereby suffers little or no incouvenience, but if peg- I 4, - __/-... s. u. ating the country upon the prospect of an amendment - a . ; 6 z Ltineash.di t"',l l '';'-- ::-: T. 4 -*., 'on that Lord Joinv RUSSELL subsequently He has already appeared at several of our salons, and ' being made in tbe law of settlement. He was also de- It is rumoured that Prince Napoleon would extend lected, it frequently occurs that the foundation of in- 2i 181 Shef. Roty. E. • Y rksh Goole g.o.p.c 0 „, - ... f l 1. , fr . . 0 44 is the reigning . • , by his performance of the cavatinas of Rossini, or of the I lighted to find that some improvement was contemplated his journey t o B er li n , no doubt with the view cf . eeun- curable disorders is laid ; therefore let those who are ~, 0e - Stallordsh., elretClean 21 --- lid C ...,.. . -,--,,,0- grateful tribute to melodies of Schubert f d t'e romances such as the ' • 1„ . c,,,,,,, : , : ,„ . . . ~or o raina 1 _ . 'in the Ecclesiastical Courts. teracting any influence which Count Orloff may be sup- liable to attacks of this nature try these invaluable 'll '''' - ''' WearValleygr Stockt. & - pi Si, 50 all li; i.' ....,f4ooCnig , for those eminent] nstitutional ChC122(... , du Paradts of Jacques Blumenthal has, with 1 The re d t I ' I) y CO ~ port was then agree o ant a committee ap- • osed to exercise at that Court. and they are also particularly recommended to those 6 per cent ... Darling. ..„ - Ae L 1!-,24 .. , , ? - k -,..,•,,,,,, . , his exquisite tenor voice, and his admirable method, pointed to present the address to'her Majesty. Prince Jerome gave a ball on Monday night at his who are afflicted with asthmas and diseases of the chest. D 'Do 3O - 31 303 es . 2,--qualitiewhich she has dis la dl ' cl ninterru te i ~ , 25 all °- p ye- n P J commanded an equal success in all the'evarious MOT ceavx , rho other ord.ers were then disposed of and the house official residence. A great number of persons were in- -Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Hollows, ' Wilt drS mrst .it.Westn. 95 -97 Y 3 fit. 100 s a , . , s .„. . -the hour of h • ._.... 16 ,- 0 . 4 ., er accession, and which the he has interpreted. ! adjourned at half-past two o'clock. vited to meet the Emperor, who was also present. The establishment, 224, Strand, London. . .4 "/ , 1 1 V • tiFa'Arti. tt7 5 Aubiu Li9al and Iron .7i Australian Agrieult .2 Australsn.Pcific Mail 8 Australn. 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The ground is heavy. LLOYD'S SIIIPPING.-(THIS DAY.) London, Feb. 1.--Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ; light breeze, and dull, cloudy weather. There is nothing more known at present respecting the Madagascar. Southampton, Jan. 31 .—Arrived—Propontis (s s), from Calcutta ; Argyll (s s), Carentan. Portsmouth, Jan. 31.—Wind, W. Arrived—H.M.S. Por cupine, from Kingstown. _ _ FalMouth, Jan. 31.—Wind, W. Arrived—Monarch, from Shanghai ; Henry Ware, Calcutta ; Ortilia, Pernambuco ; Europa, Havannah. Plymouth, Jan. 31.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Windstrant, from St. Malo, for Constantinople ; Capo, Dunkirk, for St. Jibes. Portland Roads, Jan. 31.—Arrived—Mohawk, from Syd ney, N.S.W. Sailed—Black Rat, for St. Michael's; Swift, do. ; Caroline, do. Cork, Jan. 30 .—Sailed—Titania, St. Michael's. Swansea, Jan. 31 . — Sailed —William Marsland, Coquimbo. Hull, Jan. 31 . — Arrived—Volante, Terceira. Sailed— Zeirger, Adelaide, S.A. ; Julie, Malaga ; Irene, do. Salcombe, Jan. 31 .—Sailed —Island Queen, for Azores; Calced, do. Halifax, Jan. 14.—The Eleanora (brig), from New York to Halifax, went ashore Jan. 12, at Cranberry Head, near Yar mouth, N.S. and has gone to pieces. Jan. 17.—The Boston (brig), is ashore at Providence, and buried abo u t seven f eet i n the sand, but remained upright, and is expected to be got off. The Milton (brig), hence to Liverpool, N.S., was ashore yes terday on Duncan's Reef, Chebucto Head, but came off, and was taken into Ketch harbour. It is reported that she was abandoned by her own crew, and rescued as above stated by fishermen. Paris, Jan. 30.—The Cecile, from Vera Cruz to Bordeaux, which was reported as lost on the 23d Jan. has gone entirely to pieces ; the ingots of gold only have been saved. St. John, N. 8., Jan. 14.—The Acadian (British brig), from Windsor, U. S., for New York, was run into by another ves sel, and to prevent sinking, slipped her anchors, and was run ashore on the Lime Rocks in Newport inner harbour. Shields, Jan. 31.—Sailed Ada, Bombay; Margaretta Rio Janeiro; Britannia, Gtwachee. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Liverpool, Wednesday, 1 0.30 a.m. Wind, N.W., moderate, and raining. Arrived—Pyramid, from Now Orleans. Queenstown' Jan 30. Banff ; Alderman Th ompson, Shields, for A rr i ve d—R un nymede, from Pernambuco, for ' Greenock • Bianca, Callao, for Ban New York, leaky, and with decks swept. Off Port—Caroline, from Callao for L ou d on. Sailed —Despatch, for Antwerp ; David, London; Han. nah, Gottenhurg. ( B y SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.) Gravesend, Wednesday, 9.48 a.m. Wind, W., fine; tide, flood. No arrivals. Sailed —Belg ium, for Ostend ; Magnet, Diou Diepe ; Seine, I Boulogne. 139 141 1 Wind, W. by N.; flue. Deal, Wednesday, 9 a.m. Passed—Louisa Thompson, from Hobart Town, for London. Anchored—Marian Zagary, from London, for St. Michael's. BIRTHS. OP A SON. - - On the 27th ult., at Pen Selwood, Somerset, the wife of tho Rev. H. C. Leaver. On the 29th ult., at 2, Wo3tbourne-crescent, the wife of John Gardiner, Esq. OP A DAUGHTER. On the 29th ult. at Warwick-terrace, Bermondsey, the lady of the Rev. R. N. Duguid Brown, incumbent of St. James's, Bermondsey.On the 29th ult., the wife of E. W. Pollard, surgeon, of Brompton-square. MARRIED. On the 28th ult., in London, Robert Mac Mullen, Esq., of Pembroke-road, city of Dublin, to Anne, only daughter of the late Bevershain Harman, Esq., of Cork. DIE. On the 29th u lt ., at Waterloo- D villa, Sittingbourne, Tho mas Alexander, Esq., late of her Majesty's Ordnance, Port Louis, Isle of Franc. On the 29th ult. at 37, Finsbury-square, Jane, wife of C. H. Olivier, Esq., P aged 37 years. 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