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

. . . , • . ._ - . . THE SU N, LONDON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2 ) 1854. ). , - COURT CIRCULAR. CRIMINAL COURT-(THIS DAY.) fine, at this point was also affected by protuberances MARKET NEWS--(THIS DAY.) SHARE MARKETS--(THIS DAY). _ . _.........._ ... occasioned by the late thaw, upon which innume- 4, -•• St. WINDSOR, DEC. 31. The January Sessions of the Central Criminal Court, rable sliders were tripped, causing a vast number of . CORN EXCHANGE. BRITISH RAILWAYS.' St. . 25 • The dinner party yesterday included the Duke of bei ng th e thi e d o f th e p re sent mayoralty, were opened cuts, bruises, and some few concussions of the brain. Ne ar ly th e w h o l e o f th e country markets held on Satur- Cambridge, the Earl and Countess Granville, the Mar- this morning before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, They wege promptly attended to at the marquee by the day, were firm for wheat, at an advance in the quotations Sb.r. Paid RAILWAYS. ClOs a lllg rTICCS BlUMness done SI urday• this day. St. quis of Abercorn, Lady Harriet Hamilton, Lady Bea- the Recorder, Alderman Moon, and Carroll, and medical officers of the Royal Humane Society. of from ls to 2s per quarter. Barley was in improved re . trix Hamilton, Lord and Lady John Russell, Lord Sheriffs Wire and Wallace. The first edition of the , REGENT'S-PARK. quest, and rather dearer. Malt, oats, beans, peas, and -- -- St. Raglan, and the Hon. Jame, - Macdonald, in waiting to Calendar contains the names of 58 Prisoners. The grand • The whole of the banks of the ornamental watet in S 2o t. 100 84 A A b m e b r c g l . e e N n 0 . t . t . n .. g .... i . 0 . 5 . i. 20 - 21 15 ! & Eastn. June...-. 4i - 54 the Duke of Cambridge. jury having been sworn and empanelled, ' this park were lined with ladips and gentlemen, and flo T u h r e w c s o r n e t a in lm en n t s a t l g m en a e r ra ke ll t y s r wheat h s e ill id e f o o n r t m in o u r e e h m ig o h n e e r y. fo 50 all Belfast & BallYmena ••• - ''• 2 The band of the Ist Life Guards attended in the Castle The Recorder proceeded to deliver his charge, con- upwards of 20,000 skaters and sliders amused them- a n v e m e o a d n (3 . during dinner, and performed the following pieces :- gratulating them upon the fact of the Calendar being selves during the day on the surface of the ice. A very March-Franz joseph .e.... . ...... Oldrini light, both in point of number and the character of the novel feature presented itself, a large number of tents h th e: t i o n so t m hi e s ex no t n en n t t , ry an ; d h w o h m ic s h . p a u r r e n c h a a l s c e u s la h ted ave to he h e 31 28 Birkenhd. Lancsh. di 31 11 - 9 d Overture and Introduction (Opera f s r h o le m rab N le ew effe y c o t r u k po s n tat f e ut t ur ha e t o p u ri ly ce a s. mo T d h e e ra l te ate b s u t sin ac e c s o s u w n a t s s Cheshire Juliet 14 all B S irm tou n r g V . W a1fe 1 y v . e . r . h ..... 4 9 -9/ Casilde) Duke of Saxe Cobourg offences. The majority of the charges to be preferred being erected for the accommodation of the skaters, doing on English account. 271 all Do. Chesh. & Birk., 5 Walzer-Summer Flowers Tinney . against the prisoners were of the ordinary description and the whole scene was of a most enlivening deserip. The arrivals of English grain up to ?lir market, last week, were small. From abroad, we received 7,043 guar- £5O & £25 Cons._ 18 - 19 22 184 Do , £20... . .-. 5 i - 4 id 7i si Belection-Les Martyrs Donizetti usually tried at this court, and there ' were only two tion. The Royal Humane Society's men were con -25 30 Bly . th & Tyne * ............. Quadrille-Sophien polka-Glocken Herzog cases which called for any comment from .him. One was sta.ntly employed during the day, for, although only two £25 (iss. at £45).... ••• - ••• 6i a case of arson, where some paupers were accused of immersions took place, the number of other accidents and 9,768 barrels of flour. 1 9 8 ,0 r a 97 p e o s a e t e s d , , 1 8 10 s ü b n e d a s l a y s , s l e , e 6 d 6 s o , St. 100 Bristol & Exeter...... 96 - 98 196 7 10 Her Majesty's private band was in attendance in the s t e ) e r :s , 9f l9 w 4 li t e a a r e t s', 2 1 , , 1 3 6 8 2 0 l b i n a r s l e e e y d , St 100 Caledonian..... ....... . 53 - 5 3 153 4 11 20 having set fire to a Union Workhouse. It appeared that required their aid was almost incalculable. evening, and played the following compositions :- 20 10 !Cornwall einfonia in C astmoverneet) , (I rr a i y ag , e th , e w a e rr re i v o a n ls a of v E ery ngl m ish od w e b ra e t a e t, s ela le st , W ah is t e i . the show of samples of both red' and white was trifling. 10 Air de Dense (couplets)-Gustave. Auber have to ascertain whether they did so with the intention also the water on Clapham-cammon, &c., were fully The attendance of town and country dealers was good, and a 20 all Cork, Black. & Pass. -•'- • • • St. i O O a al l l l C C Ca te a r n d & Ba H nd i Y o l f. d . 1 11 6 -- 1 1 5 7 ( • . Her Majesty ' s annual gifts t o th e p oor were distri- o f destroying the building, or only with the view of attended, and some slight but not serious accidents took ••• - ••• 5 bided in the Riding School at Windsor Castle this s• • h h • t If the latter should place. Although the wind last eve . hd b tightening teot er inma es. ning a ecome p e: r tr ic a e n s ce or o w f t ? h d e n s e t s a d n a ( 7 ls la w st as of e f ff r e o c in teT s. a . t t 0 an 2s. a( p iv er an g c r e . _ a u 45 IDublimirßelfastJune. 46 47 25 all Dundee Perth &Aber- 5 morning. The recipients consisted of about 600 poor a pp e ar to have been the intention a true bill could not nearly due west, and the mercury evinced a disposition culties of navigation, was comparatively small. deen Junction ....... 8 i - 9 81 T go no h o e tdh a ec m l ount of business doing, however, owing to the diffi persons residing in Windsor and Clewer parishes. At be found for arson. The second was a case of forgery, to ascend, yet from the night being clear and starlight, 25 all Do. New 10 o'clock the Queen and Prince, accompanied by the 1 ' d w ith haying forged a certifi- it is not anticipated that the frost will abate at present. where a party was c large r d 'th f • 25 pla F e o e r . for . ward delivery, scarc . ely any transactions took On the whole, we were fairly supp ie wi oreign all East Anglian (£25 L. &E.& L. & D.) 4e - 54 ei 1 i St. royal children, the Duke of Cambridge, the Marquis of rate of character for the purpose of procuring the ap- wheat ; nevertheless, the sale for that grain ruled very 18 a ll 'Do (.£lB E. & HO_ 36 - 4 ~ st. Abereorn, the Earl and Countess Granville, Lady Har- THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. firm, at ls. to 2s. per qr. more money. . 20 all 'Eastern Counties.. _ 13 - 131 in il3 . Floating cargoes-the arrivals of which off the coast St. IDO Ea.sternUnion,A. stk. 3s - 42 10 riett and Lady Beatrix Hamilton, and attended by the pointment of a Village Schoolmaster. It would, per haps, ultimately become a question of law as to whether eee St. 'lOO Do., do. 8............. 29 -31 10 • whole of the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, left the The Quarter's Revenue will not be made up un oney. so 8A Do.NewA(lateThirds) ••• - • . 64 Castle, and proceeded to the gallery of the Riding School the document could be treated as a forgery ; but as that til Thursday night next, ,the sth inst. There is m continue small-were in request, and held. for more Although we were well supplied with barley, that article it. 106 East Lancashire ... 63 - 65 ••• wuuld be a matter for the judges to decide he should . still, therefore, very nearly a week before the guar- moved off freely, at Is. per qr. more money.. . St. 100 Edinburgh dr Glasgow 53 - 65 20 tO witness the distribution, which took place under the Malt changed hands steadily, at full quotations. 10 31 Edinb. and Peebles_ ... - ... 50 advise the grand jury to find a true bill, without going ter's accounts can be completed. Enough, how superintendence of the clergy of Windsor and Clewer, into the merits of the case. . the Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley, domestic chaplain to The •d • th n retired, and shortly afterwards gran jury e for them was active, at 6d. to ls. per qr. more money. ever, is known to enable us to congratulate our With oats we were but moderately supplied. The sale 10 1 !Forth and ClydeJunc. •• • ••• St- 103 Edinb.Prth.drDunde , 22 - 23 30i St. the Queen, and the district visitors of the poor. The readers upon the very satisfactory condition of the bt• 10 0 Glasgow & S.Western ••• - ... St.l evera true 1 s eying ee financial resources of the country. The buoyanc y per qr. advance. s I 1)11 h • b n returned into court the We had a good consumptive demand for beans, at ls. , Sts 100 Great Northern Stk.. 83 i - 84 e 83 21 4 St. ' . gifts consisted of joints of meat proportioned to the va- trials were proceeded with. of the national revenue still keeps up in the face of Peal sold readily, and most kinds were ls. higher. St. ,100 Do ,A. Stock ..,... 59 -61 St. 100 Do:, B. Stock . 129 - 16 rims families, and clothing divided among the members so many reductions of taxation, and of some ad- The flour trade was firm, and the quotations had an up- 131 St. of the Clothing Club established under the patronage of DRU.RY-LANE THEATRE. verse circumstances, such as uncertainty about ward tendency. CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. at. 100 Gt. Sth.SeWest.are.) 104 - 106 20 St. 100 Great Western 82 4 -- 83 4 821 i i 121 her Majesty, all members receiving according to their peace and war, defective harvests, &c. .. Wheat-Essex & Rent, .. Malt-Chevalier .... 68s to 704 12 11 Irish South-Easter-A, •• • - - • St. onntributions, with the additions made by the Queen's . , • In the year just ended the receipts of the Red •• • - new ,fies to 80a Oats - Yorkshire and 50 'All Lancaster &Carlisle.. 93 - 98 . betray. Coals were also distributed at the ho=f es. new urama in three acts, entitled The Begging . ordinary revenue will exceed by a considerable sum Lincolnsh.. Feed 274 29; 16/ 111 Do , Thirds... ...... ... I- 2 a - 13 8 P St. the poor people. Letter, was produced here on Saturday evening, and ye the receipts of the year ending sth of January, St. 100 Lancase.&Yorkshire 656 -6664 i . 50 Ditto.. .• .... old 72a 87s roughed and Cork Ditto ,) . :t ;; 64 -61 d rified the words preceding its commencement in the play 1853 ; and what will prove more satisfactory still, ~.Ve- h i"te. • o n l e d w 6 69 7: 8 7 2 4; Potato .... 295 328 191 171 Do., Fifths Black. •• - -25 s 288 Prince Albert, with the Duke of Cambridge, accom- Norfolk and Wm- St. puled by Earl Granville and the Marquis of Abercorn bill, that it abounded in " striking incidents, romantic this increase will show itself in almost every lead -50 all Leeds Northern l 6t 13 i 13 4 . (2.!( . 1 2: .74: . 21,::ep e t e te d: :: .... ::: g: 14 114 Do., Wst. Riding len _ re • -..... ._., d St: ' situationsand novel features.'' Wecould have wished that ing item. The Customs will be some 300,000/. Oos Beans-Tick .•••• - - 443 , " 543 20 all Liv•Crsby.dzSouthpt. • e -..... . e afterwards went out shooting, attended by Captain the aye z. , 7 Q° .. n i . n e:w .. R ... e .. . , .... .. 2: 44s Pigeons ..... .... 46= 56 3 50 . Hon. Dudley de Ros and the Hon. James Macdonald. the connection between the different events had been a better than last year. The Excise will be not far from 200,000/. in advance of the very prosperous 31 34 p -G •••• ••• • • 40s 3,;43s Slli all London 4 Blackwall 6 ..... _. bi i 8 435 46. i 0 91 Lond.Tilb. & Sthend. i liP The Earl and Countess Granville, Lord and Lady little more . apparent, but this fault may be found with result of 12 months back. The Post-office will be Malting ......... 415 - 44 s ?Lapis. •• •• ••• • • • Barl: l , y e - w d;lndin . g . ,.... • • a a eas my .. 3 100 Lond.Bright.&S.Cst. 986 - 996 98 121 better, showine the gradual and steady develop- 102/ - 1034 103 24 Boilers ••••••• •• 628 663 3t. 100 London &N. Western John Russell, and Lord Raglan left the Castle to-da y• many original pieces, especially nowadays when in If. , kkt-Suffolk and Nor authors and managers see that one or twO excit- The Queen had a dinner party this day. The corn- ment of this department-and the Stamps will ex- 62s 655 Flour-Town-made... 68s 73 3 uhevalier.... ... 44s 47a White......... - 595 61e 20 12 Do. Fifths Par - P 121 hibit an improvement of between 100,0001. and , own •• • ... ..... ... 488 s;s Suffolk •••••• • . •• 565 58 8 25 pany included the Duchess of Kent, the Duke of Cain- ing tableaux often secure the success of produc- 10 1 D0.,1 . 0/.511.,31&8...0 ii - i P . 121 21 Do. Eighths bridge, the Marquis of Abercorn, the Ladies Harriet ' tions which without them, would _ certainly have 200,000/. over the preceding year, in spite of the St. 100 London & S.Western 76 te 78 76 i 10 been doomed by the public to oblivion ; and this strain- considerable reductions that have come into opera- 4. Kingston and Ware 64. 67s Stoaktn & Norfolk 56s es 6 and Beatrix Hamilton, the Lady in Wartine to the SMITHFIELD. ing after effective and absorbing scenes has, in the pre- tion in the latter part of the present year. These 121 • Duchess of Kent, the Baroness de Speth, Sir James sent case, tended to interfere with the intelligibility of ' are all the leading items, and those that give the d The importe of foreign stock into London last week 25 all Lncindrry.drColeraine ... - •.. 40 50 IV D D 0 0 . ., . e £5 40 0 ::::::::: .. .... ::: 1 9 26 : 2 1 8 14 d d 124 Clark, and the Hon. James Macdonald. 25 au Lndndrry. dr Ennisk. ••• - ... 126 the plot The Begging Letter was, however, well received soundest indications of the permanency and ad- St. 100 Manch.ShefatLineln. 218 - 22 4 211 i i St. The band of the Scots Fusilier Guards attended durin a * vance of the national prosperity. The increase alto- head. p incei n:Telv , ,8: hzl ;ive yur 2 i:A B t:il in coraoZ o ng B b by the audience, and notwithstanding some little dissent, 81 41 Do. Man. &Lin. Un. ••• - -d St. dinner and played the following pieces :- gether may be expected to be little short of IMPORTS INTO LONDON LAST WEEK. St. 100 Midland .. ....... - 62 4 62 14 Overture-" Jessonda" Spohr the conclusion may be pronounced to have been success- From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. St. 100 Do. Birming.ds Derby 36 38 161 w Selection-" Le Caid" Thomas ful. It is just one of those dramas of life which is well 1,000,000/. on the year. If the comparative sum on the corresponding Rotterdam l3l ... 853 ... - ... .17 ... - 50 471 Midland G.West.ar.) ... - ••• 10 1 Walzer Gungl adapted to precede the comic fare of Christmas, and it quarters shall not turn out to be quite triumphant Ostend _ ... 263' _ - _ 130 ... - 25 174 Do. 6 Shares .......... ••• - ••• St. Lied ' Prince OsCar will no doubt have a run during the holidays. The Harlingen in favour of the present qUarter over the quarter thiorto - ... S ••• - WO all Newcastle &Carlisle.. ... - ... St. Overture Adam ending January 5, 1853, the reason will at once be ' ' - ... 263 .., - ... 130 ... .- St. 100 Newmarket. ...... ..... 54 -56 54 5 ----- - - 64 5 Do. Bury Extensions id - par St.l St. Her Majesty had afterwards an evening party at story may be told in a very few words. The most prominent character ie Mad Bess, a kind of gipsy obvious to all. The soap duties are entirely re- - - Total ... 451 ... 1,196 .., -- _ 155 ••• - 25 171 Newpt.Aberg.&Htfd. 5 - 4 d 20 which were present Lad Caroline and Miss Barri e- - St. n - Queen, whose husband has been killed by the blow. pe e l e d, involving a positive loss of 12 , 0 00/. a Year, The yearly comparison of weekly imports is as under :- ; 50 7 Newry & Enniskillen 2i - 3,f Lad F Y ton, y rances Bruce, Lady Elizabeth de Ros, the 20 all Newry Warrenpoint Earl of Mount Charles, Lord James Murray, Colonel ing up of a transport ship destined for a penal set- but which is greater in this last quarter than in 1852. 1851. & Rostrevor 6 - 8 15 the Hon. Charle s a n d Mrs. Grey, Colonel the Hon. C. tlement. She lays his death at the door of Sir any other, owing to the operations carried on so Beasts ....... .... .......... 311 st. 100 Norfolk.... ... ..... 48 -50 491 9 8 ,41 much more extensively in that manufacture in the Sheep 60 31 Northn.CountiesUn 31 -38 a 8 B. and Miss Phipps, Sir George, Lady, and Miss Arthur Ba.newood, who was the means of his being Couper, and Mr. J. R. Farquharson, Second Battalion winter months. The loss on this item alone may be Calves St. 100 North British 3O - 31 10 Scots Fusilier Guards. expatriated for poaching, and she resolves to wreak her set down at 500,0001. in this winter quarter, when Pigs 16 16 North Devon, N 0.1.. 8 - 10 unrelenting and bitter hatred against the whole Bane- 16 11s Do No. 2. .... ... - ..• 10 The Queen's private band attended the evening party. . the repeal is in full operation. The buoyancy of the gt e non-arrive of several 8 all De., 1 A Deferred... 1/ -21 25 wood family. For this purpose she adopts a devious We were very scr i t i lly to surlied with e i ech kind of ~ . Prince Albert enjoyed the diversion of skating this Excise receipts will, therefore, be checked by this foreig l n tockta l ly a , d o 8 8 Do., i B Guaranteed 64 - 71 10 afternoon. A large party of the officers of the garrison but no less certain course. Reginald Banewood, the very material loss, and will show a reduction, which ve ;c e o s m ro o l 0 • g districts, the receipt of beasts gram 50 all North London 5O ... 52 51 1•0•6 were present, and the gentlemen of the court. son of Sir Arthur, has just returned from his travels in itis hoped will not be very large, on the present guar- was moderate ; however, their general condition was 10 1.1 N.& S. Wstn., Hamp The Queen, attended by the ladies in waiting, and s in p e s e r d k i l e e; , e ff a e r i c s t i t stead, and City Jn ... - ... 20 ACCOM • parned by the Duke of Cambridge and the visi- Italy, where, unknown to his father, he has formed a ?nes- terascompared with the eorresp e ncline qua r t er ° fl ee t tolerably good. For all breeds we had rather a brisk all' 'll • • fh t h 1 Th dt . fthdt . e' lance with s ariette, a native ot a country, t e resu t year. ere uc ion o e u les upon. tea and 2d. to 4d. 20 171 North Staffordshire 5/ 5 6( 1 111 5 - tors staying at the Castle, witnessed the scene. 20 all North Western B4 - 9 St. The band of the Scots Fusilier Guards la d h p ye on t e of which is a daughter. Sir Arthur, however, with a sugar, still in progress, and the entire repeal of demand, at an advance in the quotations of from per Blbs., . ice during the time her Majesty was present. mercenary view, has made up his mind that Reginald the duties on so many articles of import, may pro- from the bad state of the roads, and the difficulty in 10 1 Nuneaton, Hinckley, 10 10 N. & S.Westrn. June. 1d - par 17 bably exhibit a slight falling off in the Customs' getting them home. and Leicester ••• ..... ... 25 Jaw. 1. shall wed Lady Alicia Banewood. To this the son de- Several of th a e nd bea a st g r w i er e e l ki ea l la le n d ee in w th s o The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales hP • • (1 . dtl t li . 1 f 1 1' I ,t e ten- murs, he having iscovere la is aw u wr e an( returns for the quarter, as compared with the The supply from the northern gazing dit!tn'cts amounted St. 100 Oxford Worcester & to 1,800 shorthorns; from othee parts of England, 400 of Wolverhampton-- 35 - 37 an - CM Royal, the Princess Alice, the Du c h ess o f Kent, child have followed him `to England, and are starving for quarter ending the sth of January last. Is • and from Scotland 360 Scots. 20 2.: Portsmouth The property-tax keeps up, and will probably various brae( , . - ... _ and the Duke of Cambridge, the ladies and entlemen SL 100 Scottish Central - 9 3 1 ' want. He is about proceeding to the rescue when the of the court, and the domestic household, g attended show a slight increase. The P t ffi t lila't os -o ce, 00, ex 1 i s sonably good ; but we regret to state that nearly one-fourt Comparatively speaking, the num , ber of sheep were sea h - Sts 10G Scottish Midland-. - 58 ' 1 divine service this morning in the private cbapel of the first act closes, and in the next (the interval is sup- an increase of some 50,000/., which must be looked of them were suffering severely from rot. We had a brisk 1.03. Castle Th As' : ---. eee ...arguer of Abercorn dth L a d . H d t cover a space of several years), we find upon as a most satisfactory ,an e les ar- pose o f fth l f sale for . proo o evaue o all breeds, and prices were quite 2d. per 8lbs• St. 10C Do., L. &N. Westn. St. 10C Shrewsbury &Birmg. 58 - 60 10 niet and Beatrix Hamilton, were also at the service. him married to Lady Alicia, Sir Arthur having, it this great national convenience at the " small charge Guaranteed Stock 55 -s 60 20 The Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley officiated. certained the secret for his first refusal, and of Id." The stamps will show, in the falling off in sc were worth ss. 4d. per 81bs. higher than on this day se'nnight. The best old Downs 10 lf Shrewsby. & Herefd. 24 - 2dis 1 appears, as 1 Colonel Bouverie has succ ed d L 1 Alf d P _ ll . ___ . . e e or( re aget as succeeded its convincing him that both Mariette and the this quarter, the effect of the reductions of the last trade was active, at a rise in value of 4d. per Blbs. arcely any calves were brought forward. The veal (Nor. W. Min.) l4 - 16 261 af. Shrewsby. & Chester 1 XS uerry in Waiting to the Queen • and Lieut.-Colonel F. Seymour, Groom in Waiti ' session, which are not, as yet, compensated by the There was more doing in pigs, the value of which had 134 all Do. Halves, do - 8 1 ng, has succeeded Ca tam • infant were no more. In some way which is left unex " duty on successions to real property," which has an upward tendency. 20 aIL Do. Oswestry ..... the Hon. Dudley de Ros in attendance on P p rince plained, but probably through the machinations of her 20 $1 Simpshire Union 34 - 3fie Albert. not yet had time to come into operation, being in Per 81bs to sink the offals. Do. A, B,C, ezp, fully 1 evil genius,•Mad Bess, the unfortunate young wife, its nature somewhat slow in being brought to book it. d. s. di • s. d. s. d. "• •" paid up at per cent. ... - ... 20 - becomes the inhabitant of a wretched hut near the 15 .-- 17 35 The Lord Chancellor of Ild h d ' " re an a an interview with head•quaxters of the gipsy at the haunted pit, and the whole, the account will prove most satisfactory, in for its contribution to the general fund. On the Interior Beasts.... 3 4to 3 6 PrimeSouthdown 5 0 5 4 50 all South Devon Second quality.... 3 8 4 2 Large crse. calves 4 0, 4 8 es. wo south, Emtern Go _ 61 60 the Earl of Aberdeen on Saturday, at his official resi- Prime large oxen 4 4 4 6 Prime small d 0... 410 5 4 ''''' g aug th er , now grown up, is a milliner's apprentice, spite of deficient harvests, strikes, rumours of war, 50 all South Wales__ 324 331 321 3 30 . dence in Downing street. Prime Scots, &c. 4 8 , 5 0 Large hogs 3 6 4 2 ...... 20 15 S. Yorksh. River Dun 3 -- 2 d 20 Despatches for the Governors of the West India. Col- ignorant of her real parentage. Mad Bess induces and , other material drawbacks. Every new quer- inferior Sheep ...3 4 3'B Small porkers 4 2 410 - - - her to visit the pit on the promise that the circum- ter s account confirms the wisdom of our ne w finan- 20 ,5 po. . . . 4 - 5 1 nies were sent on Saturday from the Colonial-office. Second quality ...3 10 4 6,Sucklingealves ..23 0 29 0 stances of her birth shall .be disclosed, but with the cial policy, and displays the increasing buoyancy Prime crse.-wlled.4 6 4 101 Quarter old pigs 21 0 26 0 25 all Stockton & Darling.. 27 - 30 10 bona fide intention of consigning her to a dreadful ° P f our Im erial resour s - , ce . Sunday Paper. 20 2.2 Staines,Wok.,&W . ok. ... - ... 5 ... 164 Stockton & Hartlepl. ... - ... . MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS. TOTAL SUPPLY. 1 FOREIGN SUPPLY• ... • death. When the girl reaches the spot she hears faint Beasts .. •• • • .........• • • 3,3%0 i Beasts ••..- • • . ........ . 202 St. 100 Taff Vale ••• - ••• St. -4,. LLOYD'S SHIPP I N G.- (THIS DAY.) 10 8 Do. £lO shades •• - ••• 25 cries for assis • tance from the hut ; she unloosed the door, c a l ves .... .............. 3 • ves.. ••••••••• • - • • • • • • -' St. 100 Do. Pref., No. 1 - ... S , heep ...................22,750 7 I c Sileep .................... 61_0 5 Lord Palmerston, who remained (luring last week at and there emergies a starved female who has been for- .e. Piss •• •• •••••••• • • •• " •• 239 Pl ig s •• ••• • • •••• •••••• ' • • • • • - 25 20 Thames Haven Dock his seat, Broadlands, Hants, and was therefore not pre- LONDON, Jan. 2. -Wind this day at Noon;'S. ; mode- A statement and comparison of the supplies and prices of fat ! and Railway 2l - 3 20 sent at the Privy Council held by her Majesty on Thurs- gotten by her keeper, and been without food tor rate breeze • snow and frost stock exhibited aud sold in Smithfield Cattle Market, on 20 17 Vale of Neath l5 - 16 2 day; at Windsor Castle, returns to London in the course many days. A relic on the neck of the young milliner, - B ' , • ' ' of to-day or to-morrow mornina in order to meet his _, at on • h d d h b ce proves they are mot er an aug ter, ut Porto Rieo for Liverpool. EALTARTB, Dec. 30.-Arrived-Enscaldina (supposed), Monday, Jan. 3, 1853, and this day, Monday, Jan. 2, 20 all Waterfd. & Kilkea . ny 54 - 61 1854. Per Sibs, to sink the offals. 50 all Waterford&Limenek 25 - 27 31 colleagues at a Cabinet Council (the first held since his , • • , NEWPORT, Dec. 31.-Wind, N.N.W. Arrived-Ama- Jan. 3,.1853. 'Jan. 2, 1854 20 14 West Cornwall 8 84 1 lordship's re-acceptance of office), which is appointed for 'he recognition is no sooner made than the former draws zoa, Quebec. Sailed-Claremont, Alexandria, U.S. s. d. s. d.'s. d. s. d ••• 1 West End of London 1 Tuesday, at the Foreign-office. her last breath. This is not yet enough to appease the WATERFORD, Dec. 31. -- , Wind, N.W. to N.N.W. • and Crystal Palace ... - ... 3 The Duke of Argyll (Lord Privy Seal) was also absent unrelenting revenge of the gipsy, aud she drags the girl Arrived-Leo, St. John's, Newfoundland ; Sophia, Que- Second ' • * 3 0 32 3 8 4 2 20 all West • Coarse and inferior beasts .. ... 2 Bto2 10 3 4to 3 6 quality ditto ... ... ... Loudon - ... 1 from the Privy Coaecil, lut reached town on Satui day. to th e top of a rock, with a threat that sbe will fling hec, for Pembroke. 10 51s. Wmbledon &Croydoe ... - ... Lord Grativide (Lerd President) returned. to London her below. We must now return to Sir Arthur Prime large oxen ... ... ... ... 3 4 2 64 4 4 6 SCILLY, Dec. 30.-The Prince Albert, from Leghorn, Prime Scots, &c _ .. _ 3 8 4 0 4 8 5 0 St. 100 York Newctl. & Berw. 63 - 61 64 1 • which put in here on the 22.1, after striking, is discharging C oarse an d inferior shee • ••• 3 8 310 3 4 3 8 25 20 Do. Extensions.. - 86,1 10 on Saturday kom Windsor Castle. Being no longer able to endure the renlorse at the her flour for repairs. It is expected that some of her cargo . . P ••• ••• . 25 116 Do. G. N. E. Purchase 4 - 3ed ) 1 The Duke of Neweastle (Colonial Secretary) has been Second quality ditto ... _ _ 4 0 4 43 10 4 a deception he had practised on Reginald, lie confesses will bo found damaged. The Herald (schooner), in Prime, coarse woolled ditto ... ..• 4 6 4 8 4 6 410 St. 100 York &N. Midland 461 - 474 1 47 61 1 staying at his seat, Clumber Park, Notts : he is ex pected in town to-day. to him that Mariette and her offspring still survive, changing berths on the 28th Dec., drove, and went broad- Prhne Southdown ditto _ _4 10 5 0 5 0 5 4 ' side in on the beach, b . ut was got off . next mor . ning with _ ... _2 10 310 4 0 4 S FOREIGN. 1 Sir Charles Wood (President of the India Board) also and the two, accompanied by Lady Alicia, who s • Large coarse calves ome assistance. She is now only waiting a fair wind to Prime small ditto ... . 4 0 4 44 10 5 4 returns to London to-day from his seat, Hickleton Hall .. ... ... • has forgoten and forgiven. her wrongs in the go to sea. Large hogs _ _ _ _ _2 10 3 6 3 6 4 2 10 6 Antwrp&Rotterdam 2 - 11(1 Doncaster. BOULOGNE, Dec. 30.-The Olivier, of Dieppe, from Neat small porkers _ ... ... 383104 2 4 10 5 3 Belgian East. Junct. 1- 14 5 desire to relieve the distresses of the deserted wife, visit The Earl of Aberdeen, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Gladstone, London to Caen, with a cargo of animal charcoal, took the Beasts... ... .., .., _ 4,621 3,350 20 8 Beziers to Graissessac 3 - - 2 d 1 ' Lord Clarendon, the Lord Chancellor, and Mr. S. Her- the haunted pit, which they enter at the critical moment ground this morning off this harbour. Her cargO appears Sheep ... _ _ _ _ 21,690 22,750 ... ... Central of Italy 5O - ... . bert, are staying in London. when the destruction of the da shter is almost inevi- to be much damaged, and will be sold to-morrow. us Can LIA as, Dec. Calves_ _ _. _ _ _ 181 37 20 all Charleroi & Erquelin 13 - 15 15 Lord John Russell returned to Pembroke Lodge. table ; but a rescue takes place, and Mad Bess meets 25.-The Dutch brig Jonia, from Alex- Pigs _ ... .., _ _ ... 205 239 173 all Demerara . . - ... 30 Richmond Park, on Saturday, from Windsor Castle. andria. to Queenstown, of Falmouth, which put in here • 20 10 Dijon and Besagon 2l -31 p 1 the fate which she bad intended for her helpless victim, 20 8 Dutch Rhenish - 2 d 10 11th November leaky, and with loss of rudder, has been SUPPLIES ON SALE, Jan. 5, 1852.-Beasts, 3,562 ; sheep, • who, we may add, is in the end adopted by Lady abandoned. 22,190; calves, 208; pigs, 255. 20 all East Indian 3 -36 p 286 The Duke of Richmond, we understand, so long one Alicia. , sho NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-The Rattler, (ship), went on Jan. 6, 1851.-Bcasts, 4,082 ; sheep, 22,430 ; calves, 20 2 Do. Extension re near Currituck Inlet previous to 14th December, and 160 ; pigs, 310. 5 all Gt. Indian Peninsula A - i p 1 of the most distinguished patrons of the turf, has just Mr. G. liennett as Sir Arthur, Mrs. Vickery as has gone to pieces. The brig Rattlesnake was on shore on 20 10 Gd. Junct. of France 21 -3 p 1 determined to retire from it. The. principal portion of • Mad Bess ; and Mr. Belton as Reginald, acquitted Currituck beach, Dec. 14, but expected to be got off. ... 10 Gd. Trunk. of Canada 1 the noble duke's stud has been sold to Mr. Greville and NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. themselves in their several parts with remarkable The brig Etolia, drove on shore at Turks Island in a Shrs. and Bonds 4 - 3d 64 Mr. Payne. We believe, however, it is intended by his 3 gale 12th N o v bilged a n d wou ld b e a total less. A yes- The supplies of both town and country-killed meat en 20 8 Gt. Central of France 4-1 • 84 1 grace to hold the usual annual race meetings at Good- ability. Mise Featherstone was extremely clever as a , e , sel on fire was seen off Eastern Point, Cape Ann, in the laughing grisette, who though unconnected with the evening of the Bth Dec.; same craft left Salem to render offer to-day were very moderate. Prime beef, mutton, 201 201 Gt. Westn. of Canada wood. - veal, and pork sold readily at very full nrices Otherwise Shares ld - par The Duke of Beaufort has left town for Badminton. plot, gives a tinge of humour to some of the scenes assistance. A schooner, with loss of foremast and derelict the demand was in a sluggish state - , on f - ormer , terms. ... ... Do. bonds(l i55.)1857 ... - ... - At the next Court his grace will solicit an audience of which we sh'ould not like to see omitted. painted red, with a white streak and black gunwales, and • ... ... Do. bonds (2 i55.)1862 ... - ... 40 her Majesty to deliver up the insignia of the Garter apparently but a short time in that situation, was passed Per 81bs by the carcase. 204 104 Hamilton & Toronto id - i p 40 worn by the late duke, his father. - 6th Dec. in lat. 41, lon. 52 ; and on the 11th, in lat. 42, s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. ISO all Do. 6 per cent The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland are dispensing THE WEATHER AND THE PARKS. lon. 58, a ship of about 800 tons dismantled (bowsprit Beef, inferior ...... 3 0 3 2 Mutton, Inferior 3 4 3 6 ••• ----- ••• 20 5 Lake Const. & Basle ... - ... 50 their hospitality to a numerous circle of visitors at Rel,V standing), stern stove in, full of water, and apparently some Do., middling..... 3 4 3 8 Do., middling 3 8 4 2 ric w h, and at New Y ,, ork : „ ~, ~„ , rs 6 4 Lucca and Pistoja, 5 - 20 time in that situation, was passed by the Agen and Hem- Do., prime large .3 10 4 0 , Do., prime • 4 4 4 8 Castle. The duchess dowager has joined the party from per cent. pref. Do., do. small ....4 2 4 4 • Veal 3 6 4 8 20 15 Luexembourg ........ 108 - 10/ 101 ' 25 Newton House, near Boroughbridge. After the rapid thaw of Friday last the frost resumed HITEHAVEN.-.arriveu-Dritasn queen, Antigua. i Pork, large 3 4 4 0 , Pork, small 4 2 5 0 10 10 Do. (Railway) 6e - 61 100 The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, who its sway, and continued up to last evening with great z e unic :f ig t - eir ilD: i r v eee e xc cl p.a - et: P tll3. a i ll eoT a a s fft , : S 2 t so . it Jc dwi h ridt n tho, , en : l . :L ß seaa . fieii -- 5 2 Do l4 - 2 . 100 ha,ve arrived at Wynyard Castle from Mount Stewart, Reverity On S:tturday night, at 8 o'clock, the thermo- BOROUGH HOP. 5 3 Do. (Canal) l4 - 21 20 are receiving a few select friends. The Lord Ernest Vane has left, to embark to join his regiment in Corfu. * meter - a; the Royal Humane Society's Receiving-house, vi n l.: , o e d n d e a : : la itel o i. We have only a moderate inquiry for all kinds of hops. 10 5 Do. 6p. cent. pref. ... - ...p 20 12 Lyons Sr Mediterran. ... - ...p 20 In prices, however, scarcely any change has taken place. The Earl mid Countess Granville arrived in Bruton- Hyde-park, indicated 221 degrees, and at 8 o'clock yes- The principal part of cargo will be saved. Lsst week's imports are 193 bales from GluckstacP - 180 20 101 Madras i - 4 p . l'tt f m Antwerp, 430 ditto from Ostend, a " nd 4 50 street on Saturday, from a visit to her Majesty at terday morning had ascended to 30 degrees, but again RHYL, Jan. 1.-A vessel, apparently a brigantine, has been totally lost, with her crew on the West Hoyle. Ad d i i tto o fr r o o m Havre. The following are the quotations :- 334 29 Maria Antonia - ••• Windsor Castle. receded to 28 degreee, at which point it remained clnr- board has been picked up, suisposed to belong to her, 10 10 Do. New ••• - ••• so The Earl of Eglinton is expected to arrive this week Mid and East Kent pockets 14./. Os to 17/. 17s ; Weald 20 2 Melbourne Dk. &Ry _ - _ 100 •ng the greater portion of the day, with the wind marked " Sophia, Belfast. ' 100 at his mansion, St. James's-square, from Eglinton Castle. 1 - • FALMOUTH, - ,n. , o.aven, from of Kent ditto, 10/. 55 to 'l2l. 12s ; and Sussex ditto, 20 all Namur & Liege (with N.N. W., but occasionally veering to due W. The snow ss 1.-Arrived-Borneo B t 1W Os to 121. ; foreign, 71. Os to 91. Os per cwt. interest 7l - 8 We regret to say, in consequence of the death of his Rotterdam • Eliza Thornton do. • Carinna Moulmein ' ' 20 all Do. (ex interest) 2O lamented countess, the noble earl is breaking up- his which descended on Saturday had the effect of rendering Antwerp ; janet, Dundee, Rio de'la Hache: the master' - • - ••• establishment. the streets extremely slippery yesterday morning, and ill ; Tegner, Rio Janeiro ; Emily, St. John's, Newfound- ' BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS. 16 all Northern of Franco 344 - 34/ 341 4 20 all Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds ' 50 20 We are gl a d t o state that Lord Portsmouth had rallied this condition was not diminished, but rather increased, land ; Eliza Louisa Buenos Ayres. The arrivals of potatoes coastwise and by land carriage Sfmy.B.SsAms.Shs.] ... - ... 25 agam, and was able to take 'some food, and to call for 'MUMBLES.-The ' Sunbeam, fOr St. Jago, has not sailed. have slightly increased, and a steady business is doing as 10 all NorwegianTrnk. Pref 76 - 8 the newspaper. His iron eonstitution will, we trust, by the heavy fall of ?mow which took place at noon yes- Peemouen, Jan. 1 -Wiwi N.N.W. Arrived-Oriental, follows :-Kent and Essex regents, 110 s to 155 s ; Suit& 20 10 Paris and. Lyons lsi -161 p 25i 100 carry him through this bora. terday. The accidents which occurred in the streets by Quebec ; Merchantman, London for Adelaide, S. A. ditto, 130 s to 140 s ; Scotch cups, 100 to 120 s ; foreign, 120 s 40 40 Do. bonds - ... 10 THE TURKISH EMBASEy,-Great activity revails Persons falling are almost incalculable, requiring in most HARWICH, Jan. 1.-The Vriendschap, of Groningen, to 120 s. per ton. The imPorts last week were 8 tons from 20 all Paris and Orleans 46 -48 5 s_prang a leak, 20th Dec., and sank on the Dogger Bank Rotterdam, 2061 ditto from Stavenger,22 from Waterford, 20 all Paris and Rouen 4l -43 among the personnel of the Embassy in Bryanston p -square, of the hospitals the constant attention of the medical 5 from Dublin, 1 from Cork, and 120 from Belfast. and the arri crew landed here val of despatches from Reschid Pacha are o ffic e rs in the accident wards. Among these, a young . COWES, Jan. 1.--- . Wind N.N.W. Arrived-Waldemar, 20 all Paris and Strasbourg 32 - 331 32 25 frequent. The Minister Resident has just sent a letter ---- 20 4 ParisCaen&Cherbrg. 3 - 4 p 25 to Mr. John Fife, an ing im for the demonstration lady named Harriet Williams, of Ebury-street, Pimlico, Rio Janeiro for Hamburg. Jacobis Anthony, Newcastle WOOL. 104 104 l Quebec at Richmond 11 - 1 d - th le 11 . for Constantinople, assisted in with loss of foremast. With the exception of English wools being in fair re- 20 all Rouen and Havre at Newcastle in support of the Ottoman Em ire fell on Westminster-bridge, and fractured her right DARTMOUTH Jan. 1.-Wind N. Arrived-Robert and quest, chieflT for export to 40 111 - par OFFICIAL APPO INTMENTS. -Earl S P . • th . h•M Th H • fCI h fll B ' ig , r. omas arris, o ap am-common, e etsey, London for Melbourne. market continues in a very Belgium, at full prices, our 20 9 Royal Danish inactive state Clothiers i 5 2 Royal Swedish Lord High Steward of her Maj 's a milted , pencer r pp . D A dd . 1 dh' • DEAL, Jan. 2.-Wind W.S.W. Arrived-Resolute, ted ' ' n - 1 - t d - - esty s Household, in tbe near the orset rms, an is ocate is right shoulder, general are represen ,as short of stock. Last week's 20 all Sambre and Mouse_ Si - el roo Madras ; Farstome, Jamaica • Chundemagore, Colombo. mof the Duke of Norfolk, Mr. George Cream is nd si ilar accidents we sustained by other persons Haraburgh, and 113 ditto from 10 6 Do. 54 per cent. pref. ... - .•• appointed Surgeon and Medical Attendant of the convict Arrived-Halifax, for Trinida'd. Gluckstadt. 20 2 'S.E. of France ...... - - ... --ir • settlement at Masseronee British Guiana. a whose m names are unknow r n e . FALMOUTH, Jan. 1.-Wind N., strong breezes. The 20 6 Southern of France 'l -6 p 25 ' . rsitneuross.-Viscount Wellesley is eta • - th The river has not since the year 1841, when Samuel Clemens, from Liverpool for Ostend, sprang a leak and SEEDS, imports were 45 bales from___ 20 6 St. Andrews &Quebec ... - _ 20 ying at th Bedford. Lord and Lady A.bingee have left. Sir John' Scott, the celebrated diver, so strangely terminated his foundered at sea, 23cl Dec., 49 N., 8 W.-crew saved by Since our last report, a very moderate business has been 20 2s• Upper India Scrip - ... 10 the Borneo, and landed here. 10 and Lady Shelley have left. Sir Thomas nd rr Lady existence, presented so singular appearance. Large doing in all kinds of seeds. Prices, however, have remained 84 all IWest Flanders 44 -41 (BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.) 20 10 IDo. 54 per c. Pref - 4 d 50 M'Mahon have left. Sir William Fraser h a unaltered. Cakes are 'steady. ived. masses of floating ice, covered wi •th frozen snow, were GRAVESEND, MONDAY, 10 A.M. 20 10 'Western of France 7i -86 p 5 Lady E. Drummond has left. Lady Jane P as ee - a 1 has left 42, 485 : C LI a nreaeewda :En g: in . g • 11 585 62s 16 4 IWest. of Switzerland n - 14(1 Xemp Town for Goodwood. Mr. Laurence Pe 1 h carried up and down by the tide, and attracted the at- Wind S.W. ; tide, neer water ; fine and frosty. 205 23s Coriander.. .. . .... •• IN 15s 20 2 ,Wiesbaden left his residence for St. Leonards. Colonel Rawl e as tention of numerous spectators on the various metrono- Arrived, Jan. 1.-Lion steamer, from Nieuw Diep ; Ann Mustard, Brown.. •• .. lOs 133 Hempseed, per quarter 335 39. . -- ... enson ' and Eliza from Danzig. White, new ••• • • • 20 12 ,Zeidana has arrived at the Bedford. The Right Hon. B. Card_ litan bridges. Od 5 •• Arrived', Jan. 2.-Caspian, from St. Maio ; Magnet nares,Winter, new.... 7s 6d 8s Crushing --• . • • 51s 57s well and Mrs. Cardwell-have arrived. Mr. Johnson, Spring --,,,,..es ed I s 0d Baltic ...... •• .. 49s 54s 4 C • HYDE-PARK AND KENSINGTON-GARDENS. steamer, from Harlingen. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. aptain and Mr. Vanderspar, Mr. Peffs, and Mr. Canary, per quarter • , 61s 6os Odessa ...... •• • • 505 555 20 Sailed.-Henry Tanner, for San Francisco. Webster are the most recent arrivals at the Norfolk At an early hour in the morning a considerable number ram s ! aye grass.. .....• ~.. 28s 34s Linseed Cake, pr. ton- - 25 Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Dodd and family occupy apart- of skaters and sliders e. red oth S lit' L app 1 n e erpe me, ong Wind W.S.W., light, and ftpe. DEAL, MONDAY, 9.30 A.M. Clover,RetlEng. (cwt.) 583 i t En w P• e Wh de ite . : if . . b . u . sh .. . White •• • • ...• • • 1 18 45 5 to 2 16 1 725 glish .. .91 108 10? 5s Leasing Closing Prices Business 25 , e Isoreign, per ton 9/0s 111 10s Bbr. Paid RAILWAYS. Compans. Saturday. this day. 1 reents at the Junction House,-Bri 7 t Herald. gI on W ater, and Round Pond, while nume r o u A h ed -Fantome, Jamaica to London ; Ch an d erna . Foreign Red.. •• •• 54 s 6 " "1 3 5 Cakes, pr ton s spectators nc or . 61105 71 Os . ARuNDEL.-The extensive battery and artillery bar- were assembled on h ore Colombo to London • Resolute Madras to London • White.. • • 705 76s Rapeseed, New, prist 30105 34' Os - - - l5 21. rack, abo t e banks. Many of these were der- Alba'tr ' ' ' Trefoil, new...• .....• 19 3 ee all Bedford and Ln.&N.W. 20 oss, London to Odessa ; Ceres, London to Oporto ; , ut to be erected at Climping, port of Arundel, persed bth --...., Bletchley.... 20 nave been tendered for, and it is said the house of y e fall of snow at noon, but after this the Halifax, London to Trinidad. ..• - ••• Me ssrs L k sun broke forth TALLOW. St. 100 Buckghamsh. L. dIN.W. 101 - 103 20 • oc e and Nesham, builders, London, were the , and by the reflection of its rays upon 50 all Clydesdale Jc. Caledon... 51 - 52 1 Sue the trees and . cessful competitors. surrounding scenery produced a Most DERBY RACES.-We have been re td t tte ques e os a Oar market continues eerY fine, and prices are still on St. 100 E.Lincoln. gr. 10 DEATH 0 le brilliant effect t and the advance. P.Y.C. on BP? „‘ for delivery up to March 6p. cent ..... Gt.Northn 142 - 145 2 e ., . F MRS. Eng DRAL-This truly estimab • From this period to five o'clock myriads that Maurice Daley and Bullfincher do not accept for Leny died o th 2 n e 9th ult., at Charborough Park, Dor- of well-dressed visitors, includin I either the Steeple or Hurdle races. I' Orb. KO is quoted at 59s 6tl pe svn tallow is 58s 6d per 25 all Glas. Barr. & Caldonian. s etshire, dee 1 1 g a arge proportion of cwt. net cash ; rough fat, 3 s 3 cl Per Blbs. Neils. Direct. 1 • f arey, a p y amented by her fond and affectionate ladies, thronged toward th f THOMAS CARLYLE' MOTHER.-It is our painful duty ••• - ••• .1 s svell as b e erg y v person who had the happiness s e cozen waters completely • - 26 all Do. New Do 1 of he lining the sides, drives, aud ' to record the demise of Mrs. Carlyle, the mother 1850. 1851 - 1 • 1 1852. 1853. 1854. 25 all Glstr.&Dn.Fr. Elt.Westn. il's -- 32 20 r acquaintance. promenades, particularly on DE A of the distinguished author, which took place at 100 all Hrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. 5 TH OF Sin WILLIAM LOWTHROP.-Great and the north bank of the Serpentine, which was nea 1 S . Stock this day ...... 46,396 , 51 . 2 721 61.976 47,135 42.256 Wei 1) • r y cotsbrig, near Ecclefechan, on Christmas-day. Her ass Od , 37s ea - ko'36s 9d te 45s Od 56a 61 to Railway & Berw.. _ - _ 50 th • g ed will be the sorrow with which hundreds of impassable from the vast number of spectators. The ice two sons, one of whom is a doctor residing in London, Price of Y. C.. .... [to 38s 6d 37s 6d i °Os Od to 00s Od 008 Od 50 all Hull & Selby. Y.&N.Md. 109 - 111 50 e inlrib our _, •. 'tants of Hull and Scarborough will read , in was very firm, in thickness nea 1 • ' 142 1.736 241 and the author of various translations from the Ger- Delivery last week .. 2, .„ , , 7 1,416 2,057 25 all Do. 6 Shares. Do 546 - 556 2 °bltua lia tn I ry of this day, that on the 19th inst. Sir Wil- b • onstantly covered wi r y six inches ; but, from Ditto from June 1 . ... 58,7 1 8 os, 126 65,242 62 226 63 682 100 man, were present at the death-bed of their vener- 12e all Do. 1 Shares. Do 27 - 28 seowthro f p, or so many years an active borough eing c th snow, it had to be con- Arrivals last week.. , 1,348 21C 132 ' 229 'lO 1 121 all Lon.d/Greenw S.Eastern. 131 - 141 able and beloved parent. The doctor had waited upon June 1., .. 78,614 83,118( magistrate, tinually swept for the skaters. The recent brea' Dittofrom 90,684 68,733 82,623 25 K-II of 20 all Do. Preference Do 246 - 256 mayor, and a member of the town council, an ex the frost produced many rough excreseenc p his mother for a month with the most exemplary e e Price of Town ......! :Us Od 3 93 Gd 395 6d 47s 33 61s Od i St. 100 Lowestoft gr. reforme r • a most zealous political and free-trade . -* es, but, upen and patient love. Thomas Carlyle arrived from just re_ 0 , died suddenly at Nice, whither he had only the whol e , the ice was smooth and good. Upon the his residence at Chelsea a few days before the -----e 4 per cent... Norfolk ... 93 - 95 100 m ved for th b fit of h' h I h H l d that dinette th e ene is ea t.- ts l Paper. surface it was estimate 4 ,, e day the skaters last scene, and on the spot where he was born St. 100 Do. 6 per ct.. Do - - - ....... We regret GRAIN-LADEN VESSELS IN THE ROSPHORT/S.-The 53 all Manch.Bxton. LnoitN.W. -- - t i_ to state that a recent domestic calamity of ine were u war and sliders on the Serpent p ds of 30,000 ; witnessed the departure of a mother who had the satis• Newcastle and Gateshead Colinercial Association has and Matlock & Midld. 2/ - 3 Sr ee most afaicti t ng na •ure prevents M. Mario from ap- P e arin bef Long Water, 10,000 ; and Round Pond, 7,000. No faction, many years before her death, of seeing her fam- received a communication kcal the Board of Trade re- 50 all Middlesbro' & Stckton & ing a The g °re the public.-Gaeignani. ily rise to a proud and well-merited distinction.-Glas- specting the towin f .11-l a. B 't . h 1 h h g o grai en la is vesse.s t-roug Redear . Darlingt. _ - ... by ji that Giornale di Roma, of the 21st ult., announces accidents whatever took place from immersion. gow Commonwealth. Midld.Bradfd. Midland 99 - 101 the Bosphorus and Dardenellts, and also through -the I ° o all boat _ Use Pope h ag enei as conferred the cardinal's hat upon Se. JAMES'S-PARK. 50 all Northern and , gnor Peeci. THE INDIA MAIL AT SOUTHAMPTON.-The Indus Straits of Gibraltar, by her Majesty's steamers, not Easternsp.c. E. Count 6O - 62 to tli etufae The enclosure in thi s p ar k w as during the day thronged arrived yesterday with the heavy portion of the India otherwise engaged, to the etect that her Ma'esty's unal the ART Beere-The ball given b • 1 offic er e . . y Major terant and with countless th ousan d s , an d it was, in consequence, and China mails. Her latest dates are :-Alexandria, steamers in the Bos h are th ' fll p orua o erwise u J - , 5 all Do. 6 per ct.. Do y engageu, 5. all Do.Fixedsp.c Do ... .... ••• - ..• A: tOOk pla 1 8 o tne regiment now stationed at Horfield, December 18, Malta 22, and Gibraltar 27. At Alex- and that at Gibraltar there are . ••• --- ••• not any steamers avail- 2e all Prest. & Wyre L. &is .W. paSs, ce on Friday ni ht H o w . li g , at Mrs. Long's Royal nearly as difficult to obtain ingress at the various gates . andria, the Egyptian guard•ship and s. s. Faid Gabaad. able for the purpose. dzLnd;Yk ... - - reed] families of he company included a great number of the as to a popular theatre on any extraordinary occasion. • Ile French r t r Albatross sailed for Tan iers Pamir .r., . wa s eame , g . u A.COIDENT.-A panful accident occurred on 1 12 Do. 1 Shares. Do • - - day, _ , were VS Clifton, Bristol, and the neighbourhood, who The surface of the frozen water, where the ice was At Malta, her Majesty s guard-ship Ceylon. On the Christmas-day to Mr. HeadL em M.P. for Newcastle- S 100 Roystn.&l3it. Gt.Northn 142 - 145 .- ~ rY courteously received • 1 Cum gallant hosts Th am- entertained by their nearly five inches thick, and exceedingly firm, was 21st a steamer, with a red funnel, leaving for the e t as - upon-Tyne, who is staying wth ' his father, Archdeacon 5-. 100 Do.Shepth.St. Do 142 - 145 Wye and e e guests arrived b leve n 0; I' le - ff,' •• ' etween half-past ten during the day attended by more than 12,000 skaters ward. At Gibraltar, her Majesty's ship Vesuvius, Headlam, at W l•ff Re tor ye i 3 6 Y The hon. 1 gent eman was 2 , 18 2 Shef. Roth. & Lancash.& Will the mn - coc, a er which dancing commenced to Gooleg.s.p.c Yorksh ... - d sic of a most effective band, an and sliders. But nne accident occurred through screws Franckfort and Genoa, screw steamer Taurus, of going down stairs when his foo, caught some obstruction R great animatio '1 d continued with Glasgow, with machinery damaged, and schooners and he lost Ifs balance •in st. lin t • li, 12 94 S. Staffordsh.. MrMClean 2 - lie nte I one o'clock, 1 , ugg g o recover it, e Hell 50 all WearValleygr Stockt. & Bounced, aft when supper was an- immersern, to a youth named Williamson, of No. 8, Rapid and Flying Fish. The Indus • experienced strong snapped the tendons of the kre e .caps of both legs. It has i e „....„ _ _ er which the festivities w 6 • t Dli per cen ... ar ng. ... - - . ere resumed, and Rochester-row, Westminster, who received stimulants bead winds and high sea sin l • M i d _ uw itLed with' peat spirit till ce eaving alta, and strong is expected that no permaneet bad effects will ensue, 25 all Do Do 3O - 31 go ti . one IA ek , a late, or rather an early at the marquee, and was enabled to proceed home. head winds and hieh head sea with hard all • • ' - ,45 _ 1 4 033212 4* - -Briitol TilPl.4. . .0 squ s-of had though the sufferer will prolably be confined to his St. 100 Wilts&Somrst Gt•Westa. 99 - 100 take The ludic.' of tb,e ices although generally smooth and nd rain, amounting to a fresh gale, from Gibraltar. room for several weeks. . will ._ FOREIGN. 10 6 Antwrp &Rotterdam 2 —14 d 5 3 Belgian East. 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Submarine Telegraph' Van Diemen's Laud P 0 d ... par d 4P 16 d 26 -- 3 d d 10 - 12 - 8 - 10 5 b 2 2i 32 34 id id 45 47 a 12. —13 i 65 75 5 7p, 2i 3 d 14 16 i ( 1 i 1) 2 k 2i $ ti d— -11 ... 12 par 7 7 A d— p' .. - ... A . - ip A id P 31 33 9 10 A 6A Ad 5 7 4k 1 d d 4 - d i - i (I K BANKS. 78 - 78 ••• ••• a idis li idle li lid i i P ..1 = ii 46 - 48 i d— par 73 - 75 74 - 7i :o us . 41 - :ii - 6 io -1 p 16 -- 18 11 - 13 ••• 2 is Par — ip ••• -- ... Par iP i$ -IP' 36 - 38 hd -14 - 15 ' SUICIDE FROM WATERLOO-BRlDGE.—Yesterday morn ing a respectably-dressed man committed self-destruction by jumping off the bridge. An alarm was raised, when boats put out to rescue the unfortunate man ; but, owing to the fog, and the large masses of floating ice, they were unable to rescue him from a watery (*rave. APOTHECARIES' HALL.—Narnes of b Gentlemen who passed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise on Thurs day, Dec. 29, 1853 Cuthbert Collingwood, Cumberland ; John Brake, Wiltshire ; James Lovell, Wye, Kent ; James Gideon Creasy, Edenbridge, Kent; William Jasper Rendell, Wadebridge, Cornwall. REPRESENTATION OF EAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE...7M'. • Holland, the Libeial candidate for East Gloucestershire, has issued an address, intimating his determination to go to the poll. The nomination will, in all probability, take place this day week, at Gloucester. The contest will be a close one. Silve: GREAT FIRE IN THE CITY. On Saturday night the most extensive fire that has occurred ic the City for some years broke out, and at five o'clock last evening it was far from being extin guished, although a great number of engines had been actively engaged during the whole time. The scene of the disaster is a large space of ground in the busiest part of the City, comprising Bread-street, Friday-street Watling-street, and Cheapside, and it was covered by some of the largest warehouses to be found in the me tropolis. From the fact of each building being filled with goods of many thousands of pounds in value, it will be seen that an enormous amount of property has been destroyed, The first discovery was made at half-past te n , b y one of the City police, who in patrolling his beat p erce i ve d an unusual glare in the first flo u r o f th e premises be. longing to Messrs. William and Frederick Townsend, hat manufacturers, and .111-essrs. Hutchinson and Spitler, carpet warehousemen, No.. 5, Bread -street. These premises were of considetable extent, being five floors high, and stretching backwards nearly 100 feet to the rear of the large warehouses in Fri day-street. The officer, without a moment's delay, sprang his rattle, and sent off for the engines at the Watling,- street station, and from thence for a body of police. Al though the distance from the fire to the engine -house was only a few yards, the work of devastation had been so great in the interval, that on the firemen turning i n t o the street they found that the flames had already pierced the various floors of the building, Without loss of time the engines then present were set to work, but the fire had now assumed such a formidable appearance as to defy all their exertions, and it was deemed advisable to send to the whole of the east, west, and south stations for additional aid. The distance between the water side and the burning property was too great for the powerful steam float to be called into operation. In less than half an hour after the alarm had first been given, the brigade engines from Jeffrey-square, Farringdon-street, Chandos-street, the West of Eng land, Southwark-bridge-road, Holborn, and various other depots, had arrived ; and by this time the appear ance of the fire had become grand in the extreme, for the flames rushing out of all the windows, and curling over the carriage -road, were attacking the premises of Messrs. Foster and Co., linen warehousemen, and those of Messrs. Groucock and Co., warehousemen, numbered respectively 60 and 61, on the opposite side of the street. These last named premises extended backwards as far as Bow Churchyard, so that if the fire had not been arrested in its progress in that direction, the church would un questionably have been placed in great danger. The brigade firemen, under the direction of the superinten dent, Mr.Braidwood, and of Mr.Fogo, the foreman, at once turned their engines on those buildings, and by a copious discharge of water, succeeded in beating out the flames, but not until nearly all the front windows had been burned out, and a great deal of damage done to the costly contents, especially by water. Meantime the flames continued to run along the back warehouses, firing in succession the premises of Messrs. Liddiard and Co., warehousemen, 61, Friday-street ; those of Messrs. E. Willett and Co., 63, in the same street ; and those of Messrs. Mair and Son, No. 60, both warehousemen. At the same time they attacked the warehouses of Messrs. M'Kerrow and Sons, manufacturers, No. si, Bread street, and those of Messrs. Douglas and Co., likewise manufacturers, No. 6, in the same street. The firemen of the brigade and West of England office (the latter being under the direction of Mr. Connorton), now made a vigorous attempt to confine the fire within its present limits, but without the least success, and it invaded the extensive warehouses of Mr. Wm. May, jun., silk and mohair manufacturer, No. 4, Bread-street ; Mr. Thos. Greenless, warehouseman ; and Messrs. Broughton, Son, and Co., hardware and button warehousemen. At this period every one present expected it would take a clean sweep through Friday-street and Cheapside, for the back portion of the premises belonging to Messrs. Fowne Brothers, patent sewn kid glove makers, 41, in Cheapside, was already alight, and the flames from the other houses were rising to a considerable distance, and bringing out in hold relief the spire of Bow Church and the dome of St. Paul's. The firemen, nothing daunted, however, kept at their posts ; but all that could be done for hours was to cut off the flames when they made any attempt to extend to the contiguous houses. In the premises of Messrs. Townsend were, besides their great stock of manufactured goods, seven bags of gum shellac, which blazed furiously the moment they were ignited, and caused the whole of the extensi glass roof of the show-rooms to fall in. The fi mounted through the apertures thus made, and quickly communicated to the adjoining property. The night was exceedingly cold, and the water, though almost hoilin, - ; when it ran off the buildings, soon became frozen, and greatly impeded the firemen in their labours. Icicles, two or three inches long, were to be seen hinging from the backs of their helmets ; and although the heat was so great in Messrs. Townsend's premises, icicles nearly a yard long hung from the front windows and from the ceiling of the shop. The stairs of the other houses through which the leather pipes had been taken were also covered with ice, which made it exceedingly danger ous for the firemen to either ascend or descend by theta. By one o'clock on Sunday morning the conflagration was at its height. and such a body of flame has not been seen within the boundaries of the City since the great fire in Mark-lane, some years since. A crowd of many thousands was attracted to the spot, but, owing to the admirable arrangements of the City police, a way was kept clear for the firemen, and no accidents occurred. Nothing is at present known as to the cause of this, the fourth great fire in the City, within the last fort night. The premises of Messrs. Townsend were closed at 20 minutes past ten, and the last person who left had barely left Old Change, when he heard the cry of "Fire" given. He turned back, and found the house he had just locked up in flames. It i 3, however, questionable whether the fire broke out in those premises or in the adjoining. Previous to locking up the warehouse for the night the place was carefully inspected, the gas was turned off at the main, and all the fires in the establish ment were supposed to have been properly extinguished. The whole range of premises of the Messrs. Townsend have been levelled with the ground, with the exception of the bare front wall, and that is in a ♦ery dangerous condition. The stock in trade was twice as heavy as it was at the same time last year, but the whole has been consumed. The books and vouchers belonging to the firm were saved, having been deposited in one of Mares fireproof safes. Fortunately, the sufferers were insured both in the Sun and in the Legal Commercial fire-offices. The premises of Messrs. Broughton arid Son, No. 4, Bread-street, are also destroyed, and the contents con sumed—insurance unknown at present. The whole of the valuable stock in trade of Mr. Rt. Greenless is also destroyed—insurance likewise un- known. The valuable stock of silks and mohair goods belong. ing to Mr. Wm. May, jun., No. 4, Bread-street, have been totally lost—insuranen likewise unknown. The property of Messrs. Hutchinson and Spiller, ware housemen, is destroyed ; it is not known whether it was insured or not. Mr. Peter Marr, the proprietor of the Bull's Head tavern, Bread-street, has also received a deal of damage to his premises and stock by fire and water. No. 54, Bread -street, in the occupation of Messrs. 111`Kerrow and Son, manufacturers, is burned down, and the contents consumed—insurance unknown. The premises of Messrs. Douglas and Co., 6, Bread street, are greatly burnt at the top, and the lower part of the building is seriously damaged by water—insur ance unknown. Messrs. Fosters, linen warehousemen, 61, on the opposite side of the street, have the front windows burned out, and serious damage done to the contents by water—insured, but in what offices unknown. No. 60, in the same street, Messrs. Groucock and Co., warehousemen, have had their premises similarly da maged—insurance not known. The premises of Messrs. Thomas Stenhouse, and those of Mr. P. M. Shannon, 6i, Bread-street, are likewise partially destroyed. A great deal of damage has been done to the premises of Messrs. Bosch and Coath, Manchester 'warehousemen, 7 and 8, Bread-street, by fire and water. The firm was insured, however, in several of the London fire-offices. The pi incipal proprietor of the houses in this street was Mr. Upton, of the Stock Exchange, and it is un derstood that he invariably insured the whole of his property. In Friday-street, three or four of the large warehouses are very much damaged by fire and water. The prin cipal loss is that of Me srs. Liddeard and Co., ware housemen, No. 61, who have bad one of their bre's. warehouses entirely burnt to the ground. This firm was insured in the Union, the London, the Liverpool, and the Royal Exchange the-offices. The premises of Messrs. Routlege and Co., No. 64, in the same street, are greatly damaged by water; but no injury has been done by the fire. Slight damage by fire has also been received by the Messrs. Willett and Co., warehousemen No. 63, in the same street ; insurance unknown at pre sent. No. 60, in the occupation of Messrs. Mair and Co. ' w are h ou semen, has also received damage by fire and water, but fortunately not to a serious extent ; they were insured in several offices. The total 10,,s will, of course, amount to a vast sum!; and but for the extraordinary exertions of the firemen, property valued at, at least, half a million sterling, in the immediate neighbourhood would have been re duced to ashe.7, - 100 100 100 100 all all 10 100 100 I°° 1100 100 100 all 100 all 13.5 ! 2441 all 9 all all all all all all 12s. 10 221 all all GO all 25 all 28 loa 40 1 69 lii gil 2i 36 5 x d