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-- I' , 11 E s - rN, LONDON, _TRURSDAtIif..EVIENIII4TCC OCTOBER 26, -165 4. _._,.._. of Prince Albert Laved, found a deep inlet or strait 80 50 min. W. Entering a strait on the 29th, two islets, in MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. , There were a great many interruptions during the dig- I N BANKS, PR r A C S ES:7;7I,BRu ther,A N ) DO C A P : c , iAa S A NI 3) N E I I i D eF A R. OTHER BES C 0 M - ARCTIC SEARCH . . allies to the south cacti sard of the mark erected by the In- lat. 72 deg. 50 min N., and long. 118 deg. 4 min. W. were 4.--- cession, I vestigator at the north .end of the straits. - Another party seen, on one of which a boat and 37 casks of provisions (Before Mr. Serjeant Adams, Assistant Judge, and a The Assistant Judge then directed the next case to be TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1854. PANIES' STOCK. RECORDS OF CAPTAIN COLLINSON. which has not yet returned, went across with orders to were found, having been placed there by her Majesty's ship Bench of Magistrates.) called on. ---e- IDAY EVENING. reach Melville Island, if possible. 1 Investigator, which vessel wintered in the pack four miles (FROM THE ADMIRALTY.) We h av e taken 30 pounds of preserved meats, a case and I north-east of the islands. A party from her reached the Shortly after the proceedings had commenced, A man named William Hinsley appealed against a for indecent exposure 'in Kensington-gardens. ton- ardens. LATEST RECORDS OF CAPTAIN COLLINSON, a half of potatoes, a ceek of sugar, half a cask of cocoa, I north-eastern end of the strait, in lat. 73 deg. 32 min. N., Mr. Parry, addressing the Assistant Jude, said he convictionlt was confirmed, and the appellant sent to g the g House FOUND BY COMMANDER MECHAM, DATED and seven gills of rum. and long. 114 deg. 18 min. W., during October. Captain be red to be allowed to call his attention to a matter •ef Correction for three months, which was the term • AUGUST 27, 1852, RA.MSAY ISLAND, LAT. 71 deg. May 29, 1852. (Signed) R. CoLuesow. lePClnre named the south shore Prince Albert Land, the ' PUIILISII L ED ON E D VE O R P N Y I , fIAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. 39 min. N., LONG, 119 deg. 5 min. W. --__ north Baring Land, the island Princess Royal, the strait which occurred on the preceding day, when some ob- ordered by the magistrate. Dividend Amount - (A 3.) Prince of Wales. The enterprise reached the north end servationa fell from the bench, seriously affecting the ....__.............,, t Name of Company. per of Paid. ' price. (Copy.) the strait, September, 1852 the mouth of which was Annum. Share. PROCEEDINGS OF LIEUTENANT MECHAM TO PRINCE OF COPY OF RECORDS FOUND 3IAY ON 1854. blocked ROYAL ISLANDS, of character of a gentleman of the utmost respectability, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ---____ by ice coming back through ' the Prince of Wales 4 , who wesl solicitor to an association of gentlemen, X 0. d. A a. d. WALES STRAIT. Strait. Cape Erebus was rounded on the 3d, and a low Her Majesty's ship Enterprise reached the east end of i Her Majesty's Ship North Star, Beeehey Island, which was formed for a very good purpose. He British •• •• •• •• •• •• •• - - _ _ Prince of Wales Strait on the 30th of August, 1851, and point in 72 deg. 04 min. N., and 125 deg. 48 min. W. BOW-STREET.-Sarali Smith, a young servant girl, Ditto Provincial.... 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 21 June 14, 1854. found the ice closely packed off the mouth of it ; and not Then, finding no place on the west coast suitable for alluded to Mr. William Sheen, of Bedford-row, was brought before Mr. Jardine for re-examination Brighton -•••••• •• •• 51 ' 20 0020 0 e - Sir e --I have the honour to inform you that I left the having found a sove on either side near the mouth of the winter quarters, we returned to Prince Albert Land, and solicitor, and the observations which Mr. Ser . sant charged with having concealed the birth of her male ' ship on the 3d of April, in command of the sledge Disco- strait where she could winter, she will be found near the wintered, lat. 71 deg. 35 rain. N., andlong..ll7 deg. 35 Adams used with respect to him and to the associationj infant on Saturday morning, the 14th inst ,in the house c C o it i e ltli o n f ebil L etai oncl o o d n c . a ... ) ..L.. 41. 4 11 1 . .. 15 1 08 0 . :. 1 51 0 : 0 : 0 0 : 14503 all o 0 _ lOO 26 verf, having under my orders Mr. Krabbe, with the south-west end of Baring Island ;or if there is no haroour coin.. in _e southerly . d i rection d , and passing through e of her mistress, Mrs. Butler, of ClaVerton-terrace, Equitable •. :::::::. 71 per cent. to 0 0 all lie s there in the bight of Prince Albert Land, seventy miles Prince of Wales Strait, adeep inlet or strait was he had spoken of left a strong imputation upon him, for . . - Imp • • ........ 64. & bontui. 50 0 0 all 87 andge Newton, south ' of this island. traced as far as let. 72 deg. N., and long. 113 deg. 30 rain, which there was no real ground whatever. He begged Pimlico. It will be remembered that on the previous hearing pendentl e n e d e e eee ..:;;;; .......• 5 - 1 -- . 40 0 0 PO ...- On the fatigue party leaving us, shaped our course to All well on board. W. A third party reached Point Hearne on Melville to hand in the report of the society's proceedings for the the 50 0 0 ~ - • W.N.W., and travelled over heavy hummocks of pressed- Island, where sleigh and footmarks were seen. . The last last half fear. . Archbishop Canterbury was the The of prisoner stated that when she was delivered at Do., Part. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 „ 25 (Signed) RD. COLLINSON, Captain. party, in consequence of the hummocky condition, were the house of Mrs. Butler, her mistress had told her she Po3ix . •........... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 27 1 UP young ice, following the best leads to the northward __ Si. 100 0 0 90 0 0 ea until the sth, when we gained a perfectly level floe, about (A 4 and A 5.) compelled to leave their sleigh in lat. 73 deg. 44 min. N., president of the society, which was supported by other must leave immediately and had sent for a cab to take " cliff -- • - - ••• and long. 111 deg. 30 min. W., and returned to the ship bishops, and by gentlemen laymen of high character and leer away, givine her also two sheets to roll up the 30 miles N.W. of the ship. Passed one mile south of The following was in duplicate :- „ 36% utter an absence of 74 days. A party of natives remained position, as the names of Mr. Samuel Gurne M PROVISION DEPOTS. aft y , 1r • in • that when she left Mrs. Butler's she was denied ad- Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. '5O 0 0 10 • 0 6% Cape Gillman, and arrived at Melville Island on the eth, Lat. N. Long. W. with us until November, and returned in May. They are John Labouchere, and others, would amply testify. He ' had the honour of being standing counsel for the society, mit"tance into the house where her (prisoner's) sister baby W le,n o i s t t ed nit e ns e t n e e r r t a , h l ait.e.rz 5' 2p/e. per ta ut. . 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 all and at the Sailors' Home, Draly Island, on the 12th. Off 68° 38' 161° 45' harmless. lived, on account of the lateness f the hour ; and that, WATER-WORKS. Norton Sound and lie was instructed to call attention to some observe- Point Griffiths we remained a day encamped, on account Grantley Harbour afeer carryine the child about fer n s long time in her arms, Dividend Amount tines reflecting on Mr. Sheen and the society, which of the disabled state of many of the men from snow-blind- Chamesso Island . ., e , „_________, - were made the day before, and which were published in she at last Aced it where it was found-under a seat in Name of Company. , An, per of Share. The Paid. Price. Second Sea-horse Island 7O 54 159 2 THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. the Green-park. The case was then remanded for the nese, sore feet and ankles. Second River S. of Cape Smyth 7l 11 156 31 • -- the newspapers that morning. The learned council then .- - - The house we found in perfect condition, well banked • • read . the report, and said . he found therefrom that Mr. attendance of Mrs. Butler. £ s. d. A s. d. Point Separation up with snow on the outside, but the interior entirely free Cape Bathurst 70 5 123 35 when the public anxiety is keenly directed to another Se i ant Adams remarked that a case which he had Mary Smith, the prisoner's sister, deposed to the fact of her sister and Mrs. Butler coming in a cab between East London 6l. per cnt. Stock. 100 Grand Junction ...... 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 72 ....... 41. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 80 - from drift. The upper part of the bread in tank No. 1 Cape Perry tried then was " more disgusting- if possible " than one Kent.. was slightly damaged, and one rum-cask about one-quarter Cape Krusenstern 6B 30 114 1 quarter. But for this, the news brought by Dr. Rae winch he bad tried J at d the last session at Westminster, 2 and 3in the morning en Saturday, the tee th inst., and Lambeth ......... -•• .. 100 0 0 - 97 H.M.S. Enterprise, August, 1851. would have received a degree of attention more cowmen-being refused admission. Witness saw her sister later New River Company.. 21. 10s. - - 55 empty. The Assistant . - u ge-Those were the terms I used,els curate with its importance. If it was worth while toin the same day, and on the following Monday, and at After provisioning the sledges we proceeded on the 13th Mr. Parry said he knew they were, when he saw the West Middlesex .. •• .. 57.105. pr ct.l, - - 102 (A 2.) send out so many expeditions at so terrible a risk toother times, Butler, s. She also saw Mrs. who gave her Southwark & Vauxhall 5i . 54 per ant. 100 1 0 0 - ' to the westward, deposited a record on the stone at Winter report. DOCKS. human life, and at so great an outlay of money, when 103., the balance of her sister's wages ; but neither of Her Majesty's ship Enterprise rounded Point Barrow in Harbour ; crossed over, Point Hearne, and travelled about the pack on the 26th of July ; got into open water on tire we were entirely in the dark as to the fate of Franklin' The Assistant-Judge-I am in the habit of speaking their, said a „ 1 • • Dividend Amount three miles off shore towards Cape Providence. On lath American shore on the 30th, along which she proced and his unfortunate companions, certainly the impulse, the truth.yt ling aeons s a child. nor did her sister con fess to having been delivered until the morning when she Name of Company. of Annum. er Share. Paid. Price. conveying a very serious imputation on the society, Mr. Parry . proceeded-That report contained observa shaped our course for Cape Russell on Baring Island, andwhether it be one of humanity, curiosity, or justice, was taken into custody. She then gave her the same _ --- until the 21st of August, when two islets were discovered Pally Islands. Cape Parry was seen on the gradually changed to night travelling. About ei g ht miles ttl, E a . n o d f On le tre ell san evening a bold bluff in lat. 71 deg. should not be diminished now that we have before us tionsand on their solicitor, N o j - he r t e . t e nzr i n e b d er h e e d those account as she had given before the magistrate. Xs.d.X s. d. cases very well, but when the Stock, 1 _ 20% south of Cape Providence entered the first range of heavy N , and long. 122 deg. W. Standing to the N.E. along something like evidence of the fate of the missing voy- Ann Seyton, 15, Green-street, Leicester-square, de- 2i r s n t in an ci vt . s . t'inal;....' VII i p t r r ,Z 1 M e l hummocks, composed of young ice; through this we tea- this shore, she entered a strait on the 29th, i n w hi c h, on agers. We return to the subject for two reasons-first, for him. They were cases which had been full y y to appear himself, but his frie y nd we Mr. Lawrence was kindlposed that the prisoner (with whom she had some pre- East Country.. 2os. per sh. - • - - the following morning, in 72 deg. 55 min. and 125 deg. 10 because we have something to tell of the position ofvious acquaintance) came to her lodgings a little before London .... .•• •• - - velled about five miles, when we met old floes, generally company, investigated, and sent for trial by magistrates of equal min., two islets, with a beacon on the largest, were disco- Captain Collinson and the of the Enterprise • appeared -Ditto 80nd5.... •• -4/, per cent. - - - About morning, . St. - 90 Katharine ...... •. 4 per cent. Stock. surrounded by heavy ridges of pressed-up young ice. kind, secondly, because we would give some expression rank and character as himself (Mr. Serjeant Adams), 3 . o'clock on the Saturday and asked her to e her a bed, as she had been sent on an errand into vered. Here we found a boat with 37 casks of provisions and who were gentlemen of ability and experience, •onthampton - the centre of the strait we found the floes old and deposited by the Investigator, which vessel had wintered surmises and suspicions which are agitating the fi l : Haymarket by Mrs. Butler, her mistress, and had Victoria ........... of larger extent; and as we neared the south shore we in the pack four miles E.N.E. of the islands. During the pubic mind as to the fate of Franklin and his comp.- thouele not so high in position as he, and they were told her, it being so late, that she would get a bed in - were constantly entangled, during dense fogs, amongst autumn a travelling party d from her . reached the northward Diens. On the whole, it would appear as though there - Green-street, in place of returning to Pimlico. Wit- BRIDGES. of the strait, in lat. 73 deg. 32 min. N. and long. 115 deg. magistrate! of the county and of the metropolis. Wit moat intricate hummocks and deep snow, which made thewere no reasonable cause ter apprehension as to the fate ness admitted the prisoner, who reclined upon a sofa, Div p id er end Amount ef W. The last date from her is June 1, when all were well. The Assistant-Judge would willingly hear anything Name of Company, Paid. Price. ' travelling most laborious. Travelling parties _had been exploring north and south - of the Enterprise or her crew. We have positive news ee r - ea . rarry had to say, so long as what he did say was near witness's bed, and left about a quarter to seven inAnnum. Share. - On the 24th of April the land was rafteriadistintly seen with the an had fallen in with the natives, who are described from them, under Captain Collinson's sgnature, up to not irregular. What Mr. Parry had just said was very Th hid t h b b b f 1 the morning. ac i mus ave een orn e ore sie the 27th of August, 1852. It would be idle in remarks entered the room as witness did not sleep during all £ s. d. X s, d. a glass about • .six miles distant ; and soon ,on the as an inoffensive people. irregular, Hungerford - ........ - - - 12 of this kind, intended as suggestions to the general the time the prisoner was on the sofa. Witness did nob e 1 a - 100 0 0 - 9 weather clearing, found that we had passed the old ice, Captain M'Clure named the south- Mr. Parry-Not half so irregular as your original ob- notice at first what the prisoner brought in with her, it ci l u t t it i t w o e r ew . c . iii 'P.C. '7os. per cent 50 0 0 - ern shore - and a large extent of pressed-up young floes lay before us. servations being dark ; but she observed afterwards rather a large waterloo ..... ........ - 100 0 0 - 4ii • North The Assistant Judge-Then, Mr. Parry, I cannot bear On the 25th encamped off a low point at the entrance of _ Strait Ditto Old Ann. of Si. It. 14s. 60 0 0 -- 31 y $ Prince of Wales. prise is best conveyed in the simple phrase, that until bun d le, like dirty linen, covered outside with a coloured Ditto Nw ditto of '7l. 1/. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 28 an inlet which I supposed to be Cape Russell, as the high Islets - 22 land near Cape Providence was distinctly seen, bearing N. The Enterprise proceeded up the strait, which varies followed in the track of Captain M'Clure. A strait se- ilr. Parry would say no more, then, of course. Mrs. Butler was then examined, and said that the - E. Here I deposited 11 days' provisions in depot, and from 10 to 20 miles in width, readied the north end of it parates the two inhospitable blocks of land to which The Assistant-Judge-Mr. Parry, I will listen to any prisoner came into her service last July. Witness JOINT-Sroca BANKS. n the 31st ; and on the southern side found a cylinder de- languaee which one gentleman may utter and another despatched Mr. Krabbe to the westward, in the execution Arctic Devi ators havegiven g _ . the names respectively of Dividend Amount fn by the Investigator's travelling partydated on boar d hear b ut in this court ou shall use no other. I repeat then accu sed . her of being in the family way, bat she „.,T e of Company, of your orders ; I also directed him, on his return to Dralyßarig Island and Prince Albert Land. This strait, isdenied it •; but after repeated denials, she, at the AnPnearm. ,hare. Paid. Price. over , le• • what I said y yesterday that a more di t• din ing Island, to examine the bread, and remove as much of the of her the 21st of Apil. Finding the entrance blocked by called the Prince of Wales' Strait. In the year 1850 - ' end of September, confeseed to the fact. At ono - _ was never brought before a jury. [The jury con- damaged part as possible. After leavingthe , she returned along Baring Land ; rounded the Cape depot, the Erebus (discovered on the 26th) on the 2d of September 3 Captain M'Clure, who had shaped a course to the north- case s o'clock on the morning of the 14th instant, prisoner X s. d. X s. d. cuired.j knocked at witness's door, and told her she Australasia-- .. . 61. per cent. 40 0 0 all 79% land trended to the S.S. W., along which we steered, and on a low *ent in lat. 72 deg. 1 min. N., and long. 120 east from Cape Perry, passed up this strait to the north - British NorthArnerican 61. per cent. 50 0 0 On the 24th, during a heavy northerly breeze, we cameii deg. 10 min. . ask with intelligence of Investigator ward as far as Princess Royal Island- where h Islands, .ere e passed was found, dated August the 18th, 1851. She left Prince trlLY:siendt:Tat(ll.lp=clcedlillip:3237sotfratinlintaeerz:rstE)l was Mr. Parry said he was not irregular, because he was about to make a motion, and no judge could deprive him tad . fallen down the scullery steps, and not - Commercial of London. it. per cent. 100 0 0 20 ' o ' 0 - eling well, wished to go to her teeter, in Colonial .............. 3/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 to very old ice, deeply covered with snow, mee t un lik e that of Wales Strait on the 16th, all well. The Enterprise of his right to do sae The society was highly respec- - Panton-etreet, Haymarket. As she was resolute, wit- lonian . Lond. Char. Bk. of Atm. - 20 0 0 all 0 22U described in Prince of Wales Strait. The high land on proceeded northerly, landed on an islet in lat. 72 deg. 55 vented from making his wny into ' Parry Sound, and P t P o a by an impenetrable b • of " barrier ice and was thereby pre- table, and after what took place on Tuesday be advised DORSI, knowing her condition in other respecte, deter 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 each side terminates abruptly, beyond which there appeared min. N. and long. 125 deg. 10 min. W., and de p osited oftabularstatement ofthe • ' the preparation a in mined to go with her, for fear she should be taken ill • - for ei g ht men. Not finding any . . Londe. and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - to be an extensive plain swelling across the bottom. This twenty days proceedings, in these cases, which he now held in his region with which our Arctic navigators aro now tole- the street. They then went away together in a cab, London Joint Stock ... 6t. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - London and County .. quarters, returned to where she mistake obliged us to go on half allowance of provisions, i ta s c v e i :; i i s tab f winterd 3min. si. and long. 117 deg. 39 rably familiar. As is now well known, hereturned on hand, and among the cases n - T f atinl i trein, he could prisoner taking a bundle with her. Prisoner was re- Frovincial of Ireland. :1 1 .. i p je e r r cent. rent 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 25 allO 0 - and which wou b lt e l ec sl in la i j • pick up our depot, and follow the l a nd t o th e westward. min. W., east side of . the entrance of Prince of Wales his track, circumnavigated the island, and p asse d the select several the prosecution fused admissim e e in Penton street by the lady of the Ne tt i t t o, i New......... Notional of Ireand.... , 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 :: - In two journeys, we opened the Prince of Wales Strait. from Sir Edward Parry's furthest ' winter of 1851-52 in Mercy Bay, which • point by y s aptseparated with important results,attended girl, Alice Leroy, which at- house, and desired the cabman then to drive to Greens Nat. Provincial of Eng. , 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - street. Here she began to ring at a friend's house, and . Ditto, New ...• - - 5 7 . per cent. 20 0 0 13 0 0 - Strait; this, together with the bearing of Melville -- amount of good done by the society. He might mention the cases of the Belgian 42 Her Majesty es ship Enterprise, Winter Quartere, lat. miles of ice or water. We return to Captain Collinson. y , witness drove away, leaving her standing at the door. ct.& bs. 25 0 0 Island, satisfied me that the land must be laid 71 deg. 33 win. N., long. 117 deg. 39 min. W. The Enterprise reached the east end of Prince of Wales' tracted a good deal of public attention, and that of Con, th e positively denied that she ever offered to lend Unto .1 2 .AtZi r a idia . :: .. 40 P . p . er cent. 25 0 0 25 '' o 0 6 - 9 Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all down too far to the westward. When south of Cape We arrived here eptember 14, and • were frozen in Strait on the 30th of entseust 1851 and fimnd th *C ningham, the surgeon, who was transported for abortin the prisoner any sheets, er that anything ever transpired Ditto .............. 401. per cent. - 210 0 - Russell, I deposited our depot, and proceeded to the finally on October 24; and in the interval several natives closely pocked off the mouth of it that she A rlu' and others. This document, with the report, he was inducing her to believe she had been confined in her Union of London ..... , 8/. per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 23% eeturn. Now, just about the same year the Investi- S.W., abort two m il e s off s h o re., Although the ice was visited the ship, eventually leaving us on November 9; to e. ieedy to place before the court, and it would show that (witness's) house. Mrs. Butler then proceeded to state Union of Madrid ... - - 40 0 0 all - considerably pressed up, the snow was hard, and travel- they are a quiet people, but have little to spare. Needles, . that on Tuesday, the 17th inst., a gentleman came to CANALS. n k o n t iv w es a , n a t n e lsaws are the articles most in request. Tobacco Bator was at the same spot, and the two ships must all in 32 cases there had been 26 coneictions. So it would her house and told her she would soon be brought be ling tolerably good. Landed occasionally to obtain but have crossed each other. Such are the difficulties of be seen how useful their exertions had been. They fore the magistrate, on a charge of being accessory to Names I . Companies. ..; Dividend of Dividend peke. Names of fe Annum, drift -wood, which was in great abundance about the low Throughout almost the whole of the winter we have ob- Arctic research, ae mere a matter of chance does it ap- never interfered as volunteers in prosecutions, but the the concealment of the birth of a child in her house, Companies. per On 4th May, at midnight, arrived at the Princess tarried hares and ptarmigan. The weather has been mild ; pear whether or no two ships which be • • points. may cruising had t ikon up eases at the instance of the police and vj a, Annum. ! 50 . Royal Islands, and at the cairn found a document stating the monthly average never being below 20 deg. within a few miles of each other shall aver come into ' - • rious other -lute orities who applied to them for the very but if she would pay down 201. the woman should be d . th" • ' • , se. Yet, notwithstan ing it, it was insinuated + , that her Majesty's ship Enterprise had, in 1851, passed up Little or no sickness has occurred, and we are in a fit contact. The Enterprise wintered in 1851-52 at the east Ei ci b P road t • ' tet b- elms by a judge on e riche that these pro sent away to Gu ernsey or Jersey. He said his own Z . I X • condition for hard work. Travelling parties will start early side of the entrance of Prince of Wales' Strait.fse for helping to hush up the case would be 2/. 2s. She A shtn &Oldh 98 7t. p. et.' 154 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. el% the strait to Point Peel, returned, and after followine the secutions were taken up by the solicitor for the mere 'declined Barnsley •. • • 160, - - Neath ...... 100 161 150 to pay the money, and he went awe but y, came in April, one following the comet southerly ; the other It is letisfactor to se y . e mention made in the record . Brkiik&Abrg 150; 41. 60 Oxford.. •• •• A ' Annum. Price. iOO 13 . 110 west coast of Baring Island to lat. 72 deg. 55 min. N., had deposited by Ca tam Collinson of the satisfactory con- sake of costs, and that such solicitor was liable to an will proceed through th:Prince of Wales Strait and then again several times on the same errand. Oa Thursday Birmingham 40' 41. 93% Peak Forest 1 5t Os 86 wintered in 1351-52 in lat. 70 deg. 35 min. N., long. 117 divide, one portion making for Melville Island, the other dition of his . erew p . Throughout the winter the weather in lictinent for obtaining money under false pretences •; night, at half-past nine, a rap came at the door. It was Coventry.... 1001 25/. 209 Regent's ....• 7 30 6- is- • 165 i deg. 40 min. W. ; also that information of her movements examining the north shore of Prince Albert Land, in had been mild. Little or no sickness had occurred (reading from the report), " and he would say this, that police constable 39 C (King)-the officer now present. Derby ••• •• let 61. ` 80 Rochdale ... 85 It. 10s. 60 would be found upon an islet in lat. 71 deg. 36 min. N., search of the missing expedition. 11 d g Y Y He put several questions to me, and they were so simi- Ellsmre&Chs 69'214 p. et. - Somrset Coal 140 - - and his men were in a fit condition for hard work. Grand.l oacin 104 , pr.ct. 57 Do. Lk F-d 12 - - a man a been indicted for obeainin m oo b false long. 119 deg. W. Provisioned the sledge for ten days, W P es r t ov o i f sicine are deposited at the following places :- pretences, hy getting money paid to him for a prosecu- lar in character to those which had been put to me by Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 1 61. pr. ct. 11% -tfird Wort ~d - p ! 281. 425 There had been little or no sickness, and hares and Point Barrow had the gentleman, that I felt satisfied he been sent to rand surrey 100 21. 108 48 Shrewsbury.. 51 - and started that night to the southward in quest of further Lat. 71 ° 10' N. Long 156° 50' W. ptarmigan had been obtained, if not in great abundance, Grand Union 100 11.0 s . 1214 Stonrbridge.. ; 4 - 5 - ' IV. 285 • tion which he had taken up withoee insteuctions, and if me by him, awl that they were acting in concert with traces. After pasting Point Hay found the beach thickly 70 54 159 2 at least ha some quantity. In April travelling parties •man's fate d there had been money obtained in these Instances, there having been no instructiens given, that would Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. 6% .eve. - n and each other. I told him that I was innocent of any par- Lancaster .. 100 - - wye Rail j 26 21. 24 strewed with Esquimaux encampments. 66 13 161 46 . were to be sent out. We have, however, later intelli- • 65 18 166 15 gence in 1852 from Ramsay leland, but all point- ticipation in the affair, and that the prisoner, my late Leeds &Livrp 100 21. - Warwick &"? 2/. 27% On the 9th, arrived at the islet ; and, after several hours, have been staring the `society in the face." Now, he challenged him (Mr. Serjeant Adams) to put the law Leicester.... 63 28 161 15 ing in the same direction-the latest slate is August 27. • ' ' • • was responsible for her own actions . He left servant, _ e . 1 icstr &Nth S 3 41. 29% Warwick & found records ten feet magnetic north of a small cairn built had d •f • in execution if Mr. Sheenone wrong, or even i In Barrow Strait- We think, then, not wily t ram this intelligence, but also it ' me and I heard no more of the subject till I saw the i,eughbero I gh 142 701. 575 Napton.. j 100 3/ ' 13 upon the summit. Lat. 73° 50' N. Long. 90° 48' W. there was a shadow of wrone ab out t he matter and suchreport of the previous hearing before the magistrates in 200 el. 68 Ilirming. 5 100 Moilmouthshi 100 - - worestr &I 78 31. 32 These stated that the Enterprise's parties had visited 73 30 80 45 from the ether less precise information brought home by Sir E. Belcher and his companions, that little apprehen- the paper of Saturday. When the gentleman came to Point Hearne, on Melville Island, and had examined the 68 30 114 - 1 - four bags was perfectly monstrous that statements should go forth from a judicial bench to the whole world-state- MeltnMwbry,loo - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - mnon Tuesday morning he said the child had been found sion need be entertained of the fate of Captain Collinson strugmerysa ! lot - - Binning. north and south shores of Prince Albert Land. Upon her were left. merits affecting the honour and character of a gentleman in the Green park by a gentleman. INSURANCE COMPANIES. leaving this, 27th August, 1852, intended to pursue aln this neighboUrhood- and his crew. The way home is open to him by Cape e very way equal personally with the Assistant Judge. , channel between Welton - ton and Prince Albert Land, Lat. 72° 56' N. Long. 125° 10' W. Parry and Cape Bathurst through Behring's Straits, or, Mr. Jardine-Are you quite sure that the gentleman Dividend Amount A to the refu s al to allow the costs, neither he nor the As it. The . told you this on Tuesdiy morning 2 . For particulars I beg to refer you to the accompan in 72 50 117 55 - a boat and should he elect to ,push forward parties into Parry Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. records- Rebuilt the cairn ; deposited charts, and every 3 7 casks. society cared about costs of the prosecutions Annum. Share. Witness-I am quite positive of it. Sound, we know that depots of provisions are placed for Mr. Jardine-The child was Lot found till Thursday. information relative to our proceedings ; also records of Pemican deposited on American shore in 1848- would be paid out of the funds of the society, which were depots, &-c. him at spots to which every Arctic navigator would at . £ s. d. X s. d. 1 bag in Lat. 67° 42' N Long. 134° 0' W. once have recourse. The exploits of Lieutenants Cress- ainp,e, and they did not go about to get up cases for the Charles King, 39 C, said he lived at 1, Leicester- Albion' . .. -• • . 3/. 10s. 500 0050 0 0 - Taking into consideration the date of the notices, and 70 35 127 0 rake of prosecuting for costs ;on the contrary, they had - ....attention d tb Alliance ' ll '' ' ' t • and For . . 71. 148 6d. ts. 100 0011 0 0 19% square, and first had his drawn o the case y etll /y • my remaining sources, I determined to return with all 70 • 5 123 25 well, Meecham and Pius a ff ord a tolerably satisfactory takencases in hand at the request and instance ' of an anonymous letter addressed to hits at his nisi- " - despatch to the ship. Arrived at the island on the 13th ; Intelligence respecting the movements of the Enterprise presumption that the region can be travelled over with- o'hers ad had rendered great seublieservice He would 65 0 10 0 - - per cen t. Ine i l t ior . 1 . - .7. .......... 61. p.c.& be . 100 0025 0 0 _ provisioned the sledge, and deposited records, &c. The will be deposited on an islet 10 feet magnetic north of a out Trch. , risk. , But wheel. we turn from this subject to h ;,_ .!,...,1;,„1 5-.1,- -1....--.=-•:•-- - - --, -,- - -,-- -. -' -- dance. ..,... - arbula.b.,..f. T f,-,,,,,,1 ;,. n ....C...., ---.l,_,__ _ t___- .. d -----1- •, • •••••, ••••• -•.'.. - --- - - i_.4 .o,tyy, .1:1.0, 21.00 l.) twin u.h, AIN I) OTHER COM MOP i vestigator at the norm. enee ea ea. ....ei‘a. eaumuer party seen, on one et which a beat and "di casks ot provisions (Before Mr, Serjeant Adams, Assistant Judge, and a The Assistant Judge then directed the next case to be PANIES' STOCK. RECORDS OF CAPTAIN COLLINSON. which has not yet returned, went across with orders to were found, having been placed there by her Majesty's ship Bench of Magistrates.) ealled on. ----e--- reach Melville Island, if possible. Investigator, which vessel wintered in the pack four miles A man named William Hinsley appealed against a From the Official List. (FROM THE ADMIRALTY.) w h av e taken 30 Pounds of Preserved meats, a case and north-east of the islands. A party from her reached the Shortly after the Proceediuge had cernmenced, sai e , conviction for indecent exposure in Kensington-gardens. PUBLISHED EVERY TUE. DAY AND FRIDAY EVEeTING. LATEST RECORDS OF CAPTAIN' COLLINSON, potatoes, a ce.ek of sugar, hell' a cask of cocoa, north-eastern end of the strait, in lat. 73 deg. 32 miu. N., Mr. Parry, addressing the Assistant Judge, •d h LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1854. FOUND BY COMMANDER MECHAM, DATED a d seven gills of rum, and lone 114 deg 18 min. W. during October Captain e• • , • begeed to be allowed to call his attention to a matter It was confirmed, aud the appellant sent to the House • AUGUST 27, 1852, R.A.MSAY ISLAND, LAT. 71 deg. hal e f of an May 29, 1852. (Signed) R. CoememoN. ni`Clure named the south shore Prince Albert Land, the ' ef Correction for three months, which was the term GAS-LIGHT AND with: COMPANIES. 39 rain. N., LONG, 119 deg. 5 rain. W. --. north Baring Land, the island Princess Royal, the strait which occurred on the preceding day, when some ob- ordered by the magistrate. Dividend Amount . (A 3.) Prince of Wales. The enterprise reached the north end servations fell from the bench, seriously affecting the , m ___............. h Name of Company. per of Paid. i Price. (Copy.) of the strait September, 1852 the mouth of which was Annum. Share. I COPY OF moist's POU 3 N IA D y 0 4 N PRINCESS ROYAL ISLANDS, : character of a gentleman of the utmost respectability, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. PROCEEDINGS OF LIEUTENANT MECHAM TO PRINCE OF , 1854. blocked by ic'e coming back thr'ough the Prince of Wales ho was/ solicitor to an association of entlemen ---- M .. d. M s. e. . WALES STRAIT. Her Majesty's ship Enterprise reached the east end of Strait. Cape Erebus was rounded on the 3d, and a low w . s - g , .._,,,,,__. i Her Majesty's Ship North Star, Beeehey Island, Prince of Wales Strait on the 30th of Augnst, 1851, and point in 72 deg. 04 min. N., and 125 deg. 48 min. W. which was formed for a very good purpose He • BOW-STREET. -Sarah Smith, a young servant girl, Ditto Pro British •• ..••• •• •• •• •• - - _ , _ vinclal .. •• 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 . 21 June 14, 1854. found the ice closely packed off the mouth of it ; and not Then, finding no place on the west coast suitable for alluded to Mr. William Sheen, of Bedford-row, was brought before Mr. Jardine for re-examination Brighton -••..•• •• •• 5 L 20 0020 0 9 - Sir.-I have the honour to inform you that I left the having found a sove on either side near the mouth of the winter quarters, we returned to Priuce Albert Land, - and solicitor, and the observations which Mr. Ser . sant charged with having concealed the birth of her male ' City of London .. •• .. 41. 10s. 1 1 00 0 0 150 6 u Dm ship on the 3d of April, in command of the sledge Disco- strait where she could winter, she will be found near the wintered, lat. 71 deg. 35 rain. N., and long. 117 deg. 35 . . j i fent on Saturday mornin th 14 h • •h h Continental (3d Cap.)... 4/. 10 s. s. 4gg 43 a T I 0 ' - •ii W. in a southerl direction and easing throueh Adams used with respect to him and to the association I g, e t inst., in t e ouse Equitable --.•- ** IL 3 26 very, having /leder my orders Mr. Krabbe, with the south-west end of Baring Island ;or if there is no haroour rni . . y . , . p . . of her mistress, Mrs. Butler, of Claverton-terrace, Great Central -- - . 71 per cent. 10 0 0 all it y e there in the bight of Prince Albert Land, seventy miles Prince of Wales Strait, a deep inlet or strait was he had spoken of left a strong imputation upon him, for . . Imperial .. • • ........ 64. & bonus. 50 0 0 ail 87 ahedge Newton. traced as far as la.t. 72 deg. N., and long. 113 deg. 30 rain. Pimlico. 51. 40 0 0 _ t south' of this island. which there was no real ground whatever. He begged Independent ....... • • . On the fatigue party leaving us, shaped our course o All well on board. W. A ehird party reached Point Hearne on Melville It will be remembered that on the • h • previous eanng London ••....•• •• •••. - tO 0 0 „ _ to hand in the report of the society's proceedings for the th • • W.N.W., and travelled over heavy hummocks of pressed (Signed) RD. COLLINSON, Captain. Island, where sleigh and footmarks were seen. . The last e prisoner stated that when she 17AB delivered at Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 „ 25 1 t I lf ar The Archbisho of anterb r as ia ye . . p C u y was the e up young ice, following the best leads to the northward - party, in consequence of the hummocky condition, were tue house of Mrs. Butler, her mistress had told her she Po3ix . - ........., 41. per cent. 60 0 0 50 0 0 27% the !eclat 5/. 100 0 o 90 o o /3 compelled to leave their sleigh in lat. 73 deg. 44 min. N., president of y, which wag supported by other must leave immediately, and hed sent for a cab to ta.ke %%7° - • a r . -.., 2/. 10s. e 0 0 0 all • until the sth, when we gained a perfectly level floe, about (A. 4 and A 5.) and long. 111 deg. 30 rain. W., and returned to the ship bishops, and by gentlemen laymen of high character and - 1 her away, giving her also two sheets to roll up the baby ive l :tmi= r tfhai:t . e . red 5' per cent. 50 0 0 „ • 3614 30 miles N.W. of the ship. Passed one mile south of The following was in duplicate :- - fter an absence of 74 days. A party of natives remained position as the names of Mr. Samuel Gurney Mr 1 • PROVISION DEPOTS. e , , • in • that when she left Mrs. Butler's she was denied ad- Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. '5O 0 0 10 • 0 634 Cape Gillman, and arrived at Melville Island on the Oth, Lat. N. Long. W. with us until November, and returned in May. They are John Labouchere, and others, would amply testify. He mit'tance into the house where her (prisoner's) sister WATER-WORKS. and at the Sailors' Home, Drone. Island, on the 12th. Off Norton Sound - , lived, on account of the lateness of the hour ; and that, Point Griffiths we remained a day encamped, on account Grantley Harbour ' aim. carrying the child a,hout fur along time in her arms, . Dividend Amount . of the disabled state of many of the men from snow-blind- Chamesso Island . .. en _ _____„,,______, - tioes reflectieg on Mr. Sheen and the society, which she at last placed it where it WAS found-under a seat in Name of Company. . per ' Annum. Shoafre. Paid. Price. Second Sea-horse Island 7O 51 159 2 THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. were made the day before and which were published in nese, sore feet and ankles. ' the Green-park. The case was then remanded for the - _ - Second River S. of Cape Smyth 7l 11 156 31 • -- the newspapers that morning. The learned council then The house we found in perfect condition, well banked • • 67 42 131 2 attendance of Mrs. Butler. Xs.d.X s. d. Point Separation read . the report, an . . efro that Mr. East London - 'up with snow on the outside, but the interior entirely free Cape Bathurst Serjeant Adams remarked that a case which he had Mary Smith, the prisoner's sister, deposed to the fact Grand Junction ...... 4'. per cnt, 50 0 0 all 72 from drift. The ripper part of the bread in tank No. 1 Cape Perry eo 5 123 35 when the public anxiety is keenly directed to another • e • . . of her sister and Mrs. Butler coming in a eab between tried. then was more diseustino if ossible " than on Kent... 41 er cnt 100 0 0 - 80 was slightly damaged, and one rum-cask about one-quarter Cape Krusenstern 6B 30 114 1 quarter. But for this, the news brought by Dr. Rae • s' e' P ' e 2 and 3in the morning en Saturday, the 14th inst., and Lambeth ............ • - 100 0 0 - 97 H.M.S. Enterprise, August, 1851. would have received a degree of attention more commen- •Is he had tried at the last eession et Westmi whit, . _ _ , , nster. being refused admission. Witness saw her sister later Newßiver Company.. 21. 10s. - - 55 empty. The Assistant-Judge-Those were the terms I used. Southwark &Vauxhall 54. per ent. 1 100 0 0 - 8916 curate with its importance. If it was worth while to in the same day, and on the following Monday, and at After provisioning the sledges we proceeded on the 13th (A 2.) send out so many expeditions at so terrible a risk to Mt he knew th Mr. Parry see ey were, when he saw tbe other tinaes. She also saw Mrs. Butler, who gave her West Middlesex •.• • • • 5/.los. pr ct.i, - - 102 'to tho westward, deposited a record on the stone at Winter H Of •t ' li . E t • dd. Point Barrow in er ajes ys s ip n erpnse roun e human life, and at so great an outlay of money when report. 103., the balance of her sister's wages ; but neither of DOCKS. Harbour ; crossed ovee Point Hearne, and travelled about the pack on the 26th of July ; got into open water on tire we were entirely in the dark as to the fate of F;anklin The Assistant-Judge-I ens in the habit of speaking t h o , n „id a „ i • b s •Id d'd h • yt ling a ou. a chi , nor i er sister con- , Dividend Amount three miles off shore towards Cape Providence. On 18th American shore on the 30th, along which she proceeded end his unfortunate companions, certain] th • - 1 y e impu se, the truth. fess to having been delivered until the morning when she Name of Company. ! per of Annum. Share. Paid. Price. shaped our course for Cape Russell on Baring Island, and until the 21st of August, when two islets were discovered ' whether it be one of humanity, curiosity, or justice, • t• Mr Parry proceeded-That report contained observe- was taken into custody. She then gave her the same -. E : N.E. of the y . th • Pell Islands. Cape Parry was seen on e ions conveying a very serious im utation on the societ X s. ren X s. il. gradually changed to night travelling. About eight miles • bld bluff in lat. 71 deg. should not be diminished now that we have before us P YP account as she had given before the magistrate. 2bth, and on the same evening a o t end on • ' • their solicitor. Now lie remembered those two Commercial ...... ... 4/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - south of Cape Providence entered the first range of heavy N , and long. 122 deg. W. Standing to the N.E. along something like evidence of the fate of the missing voy- Ann Seyton, 15, Green-street, Leicester-square, de cases very well, but when the re tried he ucable East and West Indfa.. ' 51. pr e,ent. Stock. - 120% hummocks, composed of young ice; through this we tra- this shore, she entered a strait on the 2eth, i n w hi c h, on agers, We return to the subject for two reasons-first, to appear himself, but his frie y nd we Mr. Lawren w c a e s kindl posed that the prisoner (with whom she had some pre- East Country . 2os. per sh. - • - - the following morning, in 72 deg. 55 min. and 125 deg. 10 because we have something to tell of the position of vious acquaintance) came to her lodgings a little before London .... .•••• .. 5/. pr cent. Stock. i 1 ...- -_-:- yelled about five miles, when we met old floes, generally appeared for him. They were cases which had been f Il y Ditto 80nd5.... -- V. per cent. - 1 , two islets, with a beacon on the largest, were disco- Captain Collinson and the company of the Enter rise • • • - u y 3 o'clock on the Saturday morning, and asked her to - 90 surrounded by heavy ridges of pressed-up young ice. min d. Here we found a boat with 37 casks of provisions .ind sco dl bca ld - • , e n 7, e use we . wou give some . exp . ression P . ' investigated, and sent for trial by magistrates of equal • her a besl, as she had been sent on an errand into St• Katharine ...... - 4 per cent. Stock. onthampton ...... •• 3 , , es per c. 50 0 0, 50 0 0 - About the centre of the strait we found the floes old and v d e e re 't d b th Investigator, which vessel had wintered • post e y e to the surmises and suspicions whlch are agitating the h rank aud character as himself (Mr. Serjeant Adams), re e lla k b M B 1 h ' dh d ' ymar et y re. ut er, er mistress, an a Victoria ......•... . 54. per cent. 20 0 0I 12 0 0 11% of larger extent ; and as we neared the south shore we in the pack four miles E.N.E. of the islands. During the lA' 'el t el f , f F kl . dh• pu lc min as o le am o ran in an is compa.- and w o were gentlemen of ability and experience, told her, it - being so late, that she would get a bed in - were constantly entangled, during dense fogs, amongst autumn a erayellin t g per d ty from her reached the northward thou uions. On the whole, it would appear as though there • h not so hieh in •t• porn ion as he, and they were Green-street, in place of returning to Pimlico. Wit- BRIDGES. g ea of 11' of the strait, in la 73 eg. 3 . 2 min. N. and long. 115 deg. nal i gistrat . t e county and of the metropolis. Div p id er end Am e o f unt most intricate hummocks and deep snow, which made the were no reasonable cause for apprehension as to the fate ness admitted the prisoner, who reclined upon a sofa, W. The last date from her is June 1, when all were well. he Assistant-Judge would willingly hear anything Name of Company. Paid. Price. near witness's bed, and left about a quarter to seven in Annum. Share. ' travelling most laborious. Travelling partiemhad been exploring north and south - nterprise or her crew We have ()shine news of the E , 13 Mr. Parry had to say, so long as what he did say was the morning. The child must have been born before she ' - On the 24th of April the land was iadistinctly seen with the latter had fallen in with the natives, who are denribed from them, under Captain Collinson's signature, up to not irreeular. What Mr P had hist said was v , . arry j ery X s. d. .£ s. d. the 27th of August, 1852. It would be idle in remarks entered the room, as witness did not sleep during all a glass abOut .six miles distant ; and soon after, on the as an inoffensive people. irregular, Hungerford .......... - - - 12 of this kind, intended as suggestions to the general mr -e. the time the prisoner was on the sofa. Witness did nob southw - 100 0 0 - 9 weather clearing, found that we had passed the old ice, Captain M'Clure named the south- rarry-Not half so irreeular as your original ob- • ern shore - - - notice at first what the prisoner brought in with her, it Ditto New of 7% p.c. '7os. per cent 50 0 0 - __ and a large extent of pressed-up young floes lay before us. servations. - 100 0 0 - 4ei • North - being dark ; but she observed afterwards rather a large waterloo ..... ........ On the 25th encamped off a low point at the entrance of _Strait istant-Judge-Then, Mr. Parry, I cannot hear hundle, like dirty linen, covered outside with a coloured Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 14s. 60 0 0 - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 10s. Od. 40 0 0 - 31% 28 , an inlet which I supposed to be Cape Russell, as the high Islets Princess Royal. the date named Captain Collinsex had unconscious] - " - • apron. Vauxhall .......... • • 11. ss. 70 10 3 - 22 y Kr. Parry would say no more, then, of course. land near Cape Providence was distinctly seen, bearing N. The Enterprise proceeded up the strait, which varies followed in the track of Captain M'Clure. A strait se- Mrs. Butler was then examined, and said that the - The Assistent-Judge-Mr. Parry, I will listen to any JOINT-SrocK BANKS. iE. Here I deposited 11 days' provisions in depot, and from 10 to 20 miles in width, readied the north end of it parates the two inhospitable blocks of land to which prisoner came into her service last July. Witness he 31st ; and on the southern side found a cylinder de- languaee which one gentleman may utter and another despatched Mr. Krabbe to the westward, in the execution Arctic navigators have given the names respectively of then accused . her of being in the family way, bat she ~,,T ea C Dividend Amount en t ited b the Invest' t' t 'falba art dated on board hear b a ut in this court u shall use no other. Ire sat denied it ; but after repeated denials, she, at the am ompany. Ari l: a r m. sh o e t re. Paid. Price. of your orders ; I also directed him, on his return to Draly o P flrer th y e Olst of A d th g e entrance blocked by i r g i l . or; in ra ing p y Baring Island and Prince Albert Land. This strait, is over ' a ain what I said y y n esterday, that a more dis us P t• lu g end of September, confessed to the fact. Ad ono Island, to examine the bread, and remove as ranch of the ice, she returned al i Ong Baring Lande rounded the Cape called . th_e_ , Prince of Wales' Strait. In the year 1850 , case w g as never brought before a jury. [The jur g y con- o'clock on the morning of the 14th instant, prisoner - X s. d. X s. d. - damaged part as possible. After leaving b t.e depot, the Erebus (discovered on the 26th) on the 2d of September 3 Captain M. Clure, who had shaped a course to the nortn curred.] ° .. . 61. per cent. 40 0 0 all 79m and on a low point in lat. 72 deg. 1 ,min. N., and long. 120 east from Cape Perry, passed up this strait to the north- -3 • d • knocked at witness's door, and told her she eustralasia.... land trended to the S.S. W., along which we steered. Mr. 1 arry sal he wee not irregular, because he was British NorthArnerican 61. per rent. 50 0 0 „ - had fallen down the scullery steps and not • i W cask with intellieence of Investigator ward as far as Princess Royal Islands wlere h , • e passed s . , . . Commercial of London. it. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - about to make a motion, and no judge could deprive him fe • • On the 24th, during a heavy northerly breeze, we came deg ' 10 na 11. * a 'B - 1 Sh Ift P • e h 't • f 1850 - 1 I - was found, dated August the 18th, 1a . e e rine t e win er o -a . n July of the latter Year he was thug well, wished to go to her sister, in C010nia1.............. 3/. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - to very old ice, deeply covered with snow•, most unlike that of Wales Strait on the 16th, all well. The Enterprise released, and proceeded u 1 • • p t ie strait Ulnae was stopped - ' of his right to do so. The society was highly respec- Panton-street, Haymarket. As she was resolute, wit- lonian - . described in Prince of Wales Strait. The high land on proceeded northerly, landed on an islet in lat. 72 deg. 55 by an impenetrable barrier of ice, and was thereby p - table, and after what took place on Tuesday he advised DORS, knowing her condnion in other respects, deter- , Lome char. Bk. of Aus. y 6/. pe - r cent. :g 0 0 20 'W O 0 22% _ each side terminates abruptly, beyond which there appeared. min. N. and long. 125 deg. 1.0 1 i t :nin. W.iztadfilp:sited vented from making his way into Parry Sound, and ble-ea the preparation of a tabular statement of the society's mined to go with her, for fear she should be taken ill in I L A) e n n d on:ge ° s un tm t ins . t; Gl. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 ------ to be an extensive plain swelling across the bottom. This twenty d a r i t a ll) 1 ' e l 'i f o n r y i w s i i n n u t s e r f q n i r m e r i t g e r i s , m r e a t n u . rnedt o w h e r g e astye region with which our Arctic navigators aro now tole- proceedings, in these case n s, l w t hich d he now held in his the street. They then went away together in a cab, London Joint Stock ... 64. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - mistake obliged us to go on half allowance of provisions, I: l e a :M a y n e, in lat. 71 deg. 35 rain. N. and long. 117 dee. 39 rably familiar. As is now well known, he - returned on hand, and an l iong the cas t e i s oo o e f ie w io h n hthadrbeien, ha te e n o ( n l eldd prisoner taking a bundle with her. Prisoner was re- Fr s,y it h t i o cia . l ,4e o w f Ireland :: :1 1 . 1 p je e r r c e e e n n t t: 10 1 0 0 0 0 g 25 a O u 0 - se lec t . severa the pros l e t eu fused admission in Penton street by the lady of the c ' • Piek 11P our &Pet, and follow the had t o th e westward. m i n , W., east side of the entrance of Prince of Wales his track, circumnavigated the island, and p asse d th e and which would en sl a io t w the National of 1re1 . 2iL1..... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 •---- In two journeys, we opened the Prince of Wales Strait. winter of 1851-52 in Mercy Bay, which is s d eparate with important refill 3 , house, and desired the cabman then to drive to Greens N s t, provincial of Eng. , 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - amount of good done by the society. He might mention street. Here she began to rine at a fi.iend's house, and . Ditto, New - -5/. per cent. 20 0 0 13 0 0 - Strait ; this, together with the bearing of Melville -- from Sir Edward Parr 's fur y thest point by not many , f h B 1 • isl Alm L ii" h t - the cases ot e e glen g. , e eroy, wic a - Orierl Bank i Corpora. 121 ct &bs. 25 0 0 all 42ei Her Majesty's ship Enterprise, Winter Quarters, lat. miles of ice or water. We return to Captain Collinson. witness drove away, leaving her standing at the door. 81 aP .et..esiss. 25 0 0 . Island, satisfied me that the land must be laid 71 deg. 33 min. N., long. 117 deg. 39 min. W. The Enterprise reached the east end of Prince of \Tiles' tracted o good deal of public attention, and that of Con- Witness positively denied that she ever offered to lend t e .• o n u i t o t 0 u s .t t , r i 1 .. . f a str a alia . .... 40 P . per cent. 25 0 0 25 "0 0 6 - 9 ' down too far to the westward. When south of Cape We arrived here on September 14, and were frozen in Strait on the 30th of Aue t, 1851, and found the ' ' ningham, the surgeon, who was transported for abortion, the prisoner any sheets, or that anything ever transpired Ditto .............. 401. per cent. - 210 0 - Russell, I deposited onr depot, and. proceeded to the finally on October 24 ; and in the interval several natives closely k d ff h ' us h • 'C c so and others. This document, with the report, he was pee e o t e mout of it that elm WAS (Mimed inducing her to believe she had been confined in her Union of London ..... ! 8/. per tent 50 0 0 10 0 0 24 i , S.W., abont two miles off shore. Although the ice was visited the ship, eventually leaving us on November 9; t t N •t b h oee urn. ow, jus a out t e same year the Invesu- • e . • _ e . ieedy to place before the court, and it would show that (witness s) house. Mrs. Butler then proceeded to state Union of Madrid ... - - 40 0 0 all - he are a uiet eo le but have little to snare Needles ben 26 convictions So it would in .2 cases tnere h.el e ; . that on Tuesday, the 17th inst., a gentleman came to CANALS. considerably pressed up, the snow was hard, and travel- td• q p p , - ' ' o•at as tth t dtl t h• 11 a or w a e same spo ,an le wo s ips must a knives, and saws are the articles most in 'request. Tobacco b n how useful their exertions had been The e see , , • y her house and told her she would soon be brought be- I . ling tolerably good. Landed occasionally to obtain but have crossed each other. Such are the difficulties of ' Dividend not wanted, lunteers in prosecutions but the of E Dividend Peke. Names of '1,3 eer drift-wood, which was in great abundance about the low Throughout almost the whole of the winter we hare ob- Arctic research, ae mere a matter ot chance does it ap- never interfered as vo . . , y fore the magistrate, on a charge of being accessory to Names iken u eases at the instance of the police and va- Companies. Companies. a , ' Price points. On 4th May, at midnight, arrived at the Princess tained hares and ptarmigan. The weather has been mild ; pear whether or no two ships which may be cruising h i a o d u s t p ,_. the concealment of the birth of a child in her house, 2 Arl e u r m. 1 4 Annum. ' l• d ' ther aute ()rides who anp ie to them for the very but if she would pay down 20/. the woman should be ______ Royal Islands, and at the cairn found a document stating the monthly average never being below 20 deg. within a few miles of each other shall aver come iuto r. o • '' • • - • . - _ p p , se. Yet notwithstanding tin -., it was insinuated t son away to Guernsey or Jersey. He said his own X , m • that her Majesty's ship Enterprise had, in 1851, passed up Little or no sickness has occurred, and we are in a fit contact. The Enterprise wintered in 1851-52 at the east ' ur- ' • th b Itl h in broad terms by a judge on e enc 1 net t ese pro- A shtn &Oldh 98 74. p. et. 154 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 100. 51% fse for helping to hush up the case would be 2/. 2s. She condition for hard work. Travelling parties wiil start early side of the entrance of Prince of Wales' Strait. the strait to Point Peel, returned, and after followine the seeutions were taken up by the solicitor for the mere ' Barnsloy•..• 160, - - Neath ...... 100 16/ 150 in April, one followine the coast southerly ; the other It is setisfactor to see re • declined to pay the mone and he went awe but came west coast of Baring Island to lat. 72 deg. 55 min. N., had 0 ention made in the record . sake of costs, and that such solicitor was liable to an nrentes i s , , a bre 15 4 g 4/. GO Oxford.... •• 100, 13 . 110 will proceed through th:Prince of Wales Strait and then d • e.. 1 b Ca Y • again several times on th y e ' same errand. di ' Thursda wintered in 1351-52 in lat. 70 deg. 35 min. N., long. 117 divide, one portion making for Melville Island, the other zp i osit o i h. y ptalC ro llin h son of the satisfactory con- in lictinent for obtaining money under false pretences ; night, at half-past nine, a rap came at the door. It wa Y s IcreVfy..T. tool v i. 2 2% r t e e r g it h eX !at . . 730 g, 5: 0 0:1. 1: ( 1 .3i . deg. 40 min. W. ; also that information of her movements examining the north shore of Prince Albert Land, in h : d on been i m s i a . ew. Little tOtg out s t i h i e , n e . i i , r s i tr a.( t i b e o :eat her (readine from the report), " and he would say this, that police constable 39 C (King)-the officer now present. Derby ••• •• 1081 61. `BO Rochdale ... 85 11. 10s. 60 WOUld be found upon an islet in lat. 71 deg. 36 min. N search of the missing expedition. " c .'l l curred, and his men were in a fit condition for hard work. a man had been indicted for obtaining money by false H 3 e mi., several questions to me, and they were so simi- Ellsrnre&Chs 69'21e p. ct. - Somrset Coal 1 40 - - Grand.l ,nein 100'4 , pr.ct. 57 Do. Lk Feet 12 ! - - '' Provisions are deposited at the following places :- long. 119 deg. W. Provisioned the sledge for ten day • - - ' There had been little or no sicknese, and hares and pretences, ley getting money pai . •d to him for a rosecu- P . lar in character to those which had been put to me by Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 1 61. pr. ct. 1i g -turd &wore , 40 ! 281. 425 s' West of Point Barrow tion which he had taken up without instructions, and if the gentleman, that I felt satisfied he had been sent to ' rand Yurrey 100 21. 10s. 48 Shrewsbury.. i 2B l - and started that night to the southward in quest of further Lat. 71 ° 10' N. Long. 156° 50' W. ptarmigan had been obtained, if not in great abundance ' there had been money obtained in these instances, there • Grand Union 100 11 Os 1211 itoarbrid e • 12/ 285 me by him, anti that they were acting in concert with c & A • e ' g - 1 45 ' traces. After pawing Point Hay found the beach thickly 70 54 159 2 at least in some quantity. In April travelling parties havine been no instructions given, that man's fate would 39 6s. Od 6g eeveen and') each other. I told him that I was innocent of any par- i e=ster v . n . 100 - • -- wye Rail j 213 21. 24 strewed with Esquimaux encampments. 66 13 161 46 . were to be sent out. We have, however, later intelli- • in the face." Now be • • • • e re , 65 18 166 15 have been statism. the 'societ gence in 1852 from Ramsay leland, but all point- eoallee „ d hi ''' •.1 I timpation in tee auaar, and that the prisoner, my late Leeds&Livrp 100 251. - Warwick Bce ~. 27% On the 9th, arrived at the islet ; and, after several hours, tA I ) t th l • m (Mr. Serjean ( ams opu te aw Leicester.... 100 el. 63 Birming. j 100 ',' servant, was responsible for her own actions. He left 63 28 161 15 ing in the same direction-the latest slate is August 27. 7 --`-'-' • 1 eiestr &Nth 83 41. 29% Warwick &1 31. 13 found records ten feet magnetic north of a small cairn, built In Barrow Strait- We think, then, not only frem this intelligence, but also h d d •f• in execution if Mr. Sheen a one wrong, or even I me and I heard no more of the subiect till I saw the '' I • ' s Loughborogh 142 701. 575 Napton-J 100 upon the summit. Lat. 73° 50' N. Long. 90° 48' W. there was a shadow of wrong about the matter, and it report of the previous hearing before the magistrates in monmou ' thsh, 100 - - worcstr & from the ether less precise information brought home by h ; . 178 3e 32 These stated that the Enterprise's parties had visited 73 30 80 45 was perfectly monstrous that suc statements should go the paper of Saturday. When the gentleman came to mntgmerYshr 101 - - Binning. Sir E. Belcher and his com anio p ns, that little apprehen- MeltnMwbry!loo - - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - Point Hearne, on Melville Island, and had examined the 68 30 114 - 1 - four bags forth from a judicial bench to the whole world-state- T d 'h • • d me-on ues ay morning e said the child had been foun sion need be entertained of the fate of Captain Collinson ff • d h north and south shores of Prince Albert Land. Upon her were left. the honour an c erecter of a entleman • ments a acting . g in the Green•park by a gentleman. 'NAT/RANCE COMPANIES. leaving this, 27th August, 1852, intended to pursue a In this neighbonrhood- and his crew. The way home is open to him by Cape 1 ersonall with the Assistant J d e every way equa p y meg . m r. Jardine-Am you quite sure that the gentleman Dividend Amount . elaannel between Won:piton and Prince Albert Land. Lat. 72' 56' N. Long. 125° 10' W. Parry and Cape Bathurst through Behring's Straits or " As to the refusal to allow the costs neither he nor the .. For particulars I beg to refer you to the accompanying 72 50 117 55 - a boat and should he elect to ,push forward parties into Parry • • tld P . o you this on Tuesddy morning ? Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. society cared about it. The costs of the prosecutions Annum. Share. Witness-I am quite positive of it. records. Rebuilt the cairn ; deposited charts, and every 3 7 casks* Sound, we know that depots of provisions are placed for information r • ld be paid out uf the funda of the society, which were Mr. Jardine-The child was hot found till Thursday. elatave to our proceedings ; also records of Pemican deposited on American shore in 1848- him at spots to which every Arctic navigator would at ' you • • IXs.d.l X s. d. depots, &-c. 1 bag in Lat. 67° 42' N Long. 134° 0' W. once have recourse. The exploits of Lieutenants Cress. am • ' • sole and they did not go about to get up cases for the Charles King, 39 C, said he lived at 1, Leicester- Albion' .......... •• .. V. 10s. 500 00150 0 0 - Taking into conaideration the date of these notices, earl 70 35 127 0 sake of prosecuting for costs ;on the contrary, they had square, and first had his attention drawn to the case by Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19% • ray remaining sources, I determined to return vrith all 70 • 5 123 25 well, Meeeham and Pim afford a tolerably satisfactory taken cases in hand at the request and instance of Ditto eiarine... .... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - an anonymous letter addressed to him at his resi despatch to the ship. Arrived at the island on the 13th ; Intelligence respecting the movements of the Enterprise presumption that the region can be travelled over with- o•h rs and bad rendered great pUblieservice. He would e Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - AMC.% . 15s Od. 50 0 a 515 0 IFN Atlas _ provisioned the sledge, and deposited records &c. The will be deposited on an islet 10 feet magnetic north of a out much risk. But when we turn from this subject te ha' v e e r'e lied to the observations at the te te Imo ley were Mr. Jardine-Have you got that letter 1 A r g us Life ... ... .... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 22 whale-boat I found in perfect condition • but'the sugar, mark in lat. 71° 43' N., long. 119' W., subsequent to the the fate of Franklin and his companions in misfortune, d 11 13 ,1 h b • ma • e A f e h een present, holding as he did, the general British Commercial .. 7s. 6(1. 50 0 0 5a o 7 Witness said he had unfortunately destroyed it, for he and two cases of potatoes, soddeneil with wet ; the coeoe return of the travelling parties. we wish we could maintain the same consolatory tone. retainer o t e society, and knew all about it--Isow it ler , ic t i.med.&Gen.Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 o 10 0 0 2014 also damaged. These I removed to the rise above the 15th day of 4th month, 1852. Is the story told by the Esquirnaux the true one ? Like thought it was a mere hoax at the time, and such letters C , eon i y .............. 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 125 • was conducted, and how composed. There being no depot. (Signed) RD. COLLINSON, Captain. all savages, they are liars, and certainly would not scru- ebbe prosecutor, this society had acted as it were in were very common. He resolved f a terwards, however, erowe .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 18 After leaving the island, despatched the sledge along the _-_,- plc . :lt the utterance of any falsehood which mieht, in P to inquire into it, and call d e upon the prisoner and ber Eag!e south shore of the strait, :tad travelled along tbe north side, (Copy) (B 3.) their opinion, shield them from the vengeance of the ' , • Y • • p • e that caeacit in this articular class of offence, and yet sister at Hunt's court ' E, uit - and Law ,on Thursday morning last, at 9 o 1 . 3 ' L . •• •• •• me pe l ; . cent. 1 20 0 0 1 00 0 0 ' 5 0 0 5 accompanied by one man with the small one. Deposited COPY OP A RECORD FOUND ON RAMSAY ISLAND. white man. There is a strong presumption, certain] the term ' disgusting ' was applied to them. It was aor 10 o'clock. He desired them to be cautious how they " ur-- ean p ife ...... ... e General.- 50 0 ! „ 19% 5 AL records at Point Rus.iell, aud rejoined the sledge on the (Captain.) that had the E.iquimaux with whom Dr. Rae came into " ' - 7 ' s.•rion , a eross and a rid iece of ie•ustice to the soc et f , '7 ' 'l l J • Y replied to him, and after a few questions the prisoner Globe 17th ; form] them all ready to start, havin; built a caiin • The provisione on Princess Royal Nands were safe on ail ti ti eir solicitor, and lie could nut for the life of bum 4eardian ............ s'. per cent 1 , 0 0 0 45 0 0 54% burst out crying and confessed that she had delivered ' contact beim concenied in the death of Frariklin's mr • I 11, Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 50 ._ 0 0 , 330 . depos ted records, and, having no fuel of any kind, had' May 29, except what our travelling parties consumed. - ' understand what right a judge had to fiend forth from herself of a f• 1 c 111( at Mrs. Butler's, who compelled her Imperial Life Collected sufficient drift-wood to lnst us to Draly Island. The Enterprise sleieh searched the north-coast of Prince he would have been studiou .to conceal f• 1 • •e. t y s , ton his si o ht l‘i , jud enent seat a ' , rose hbel, which he would nut have . . to leave the house in a cab, giving her two sheets to Indemnity Marine.... 1 34 & 31. 100 0 0 20 0 o ; e, b all the tokens which mi /lit serve as proof- of their ' ' • • b l • - On the leth May we cleared the strait and travelled Albert Land, 90 miles to the eastward of tho beacon • e . ° dared to put in circu ation privately. He now formally . wrap it up in. (The officer repeated his evidence, as Law Fire .... direct for Cape Providence. The ice, for 10 miles Off Cape erected by the Investigator, on the south side of Prince of crime. They are known, too, by the accounts of the asked Mr. Serjeant Adams to reconsider the question of Law Life... - ........ - 100 0010 0 0 85% 1 d hi' h d a re , a ypu is e .) Russell, wo found. of last year's formation, without a Wales' Strait. Here we fouud a deep inlet or mouth of a principal Arctic veyagers tu be fur the most part a herrn alo % in , the c,.•sts. The cases had not been committed Legal and General Life - 50 00' 2 0 0 6% crack. After crossing a barrier of old hummocks came to strait ;no drift wood was seen, but the ice evidently less raca, strongly inclined to pilfering and petty crime, I' ' • • The prisoner, on being called upon for her defence, Lemma ' 27s 6d. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29ye r b • -istrates, after a full and due investie for tn.( y tect e ea' made the same statement as on the previous hearing, London -hip-. .• 10s. & bs. 25 00112 10 0 - a lead over old floe, over svhich we trevelled 15 milee, broke ule annuallY. No signs of the missing enpedition• but with little inclination or energy for deeds fbl d o oo . ti r et a police-court, and the officer of the society', who arid .atcl, " When Mrs. Butler came back with the cab Marine.... ... •••• .. 18s.per share 100 0 0I 18 0 0 28 and then entered heavy hummocks of young ice ; through The Resolution sledge parted company on May 4 for On the other Land, their constitutional timid' • h '' ' ity mig t was a sworn constable named Allen, acted with and by : • - Nled. Invlia Gen Life 4% , per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - these we travelled 30 miles, and on the 23d cleared them, Melville Islaad, and has not returned. I said it is all over." She then gave me the sheets off mine . • ~ about seven miles S.E. of Cape Providence. (Signed) have been overcome when they found the white R. COLLINSON, Captain. • • t the au"hority of the parents of the girl who was but 12 - , the bed to wrap it up, and said sne would clear aws,y. monarch .... rye -.. .... •• a sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 5N men enfeebled and emaciated by disease and starva- N 0 0 1 0 0 - Very heavy falls of snow, and strong easterly vrinds, Enterprise deign, 10 miles east of Baring Island, years of age. The allowance of the costs was a matter She 1 • b dh 1 • t ' -.• - - ielped me on with my onnet au saw . I said I National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 4 2e, checked our progress very much, and caused snow-blind- June 5, 1852. tion. Immediately doubt creeps in at all we pin ' ' of no moment to the society, but he asked that the •As- Palladium Lite . - h I ld d• b t h h r d • t t ought shou le, u s e ur le me in o the cab ness throughout the party. I shall proceed southerly along Prince Albert Land fix no limits to conjecture. It is extremely impro- istant Judge would now grant that which he had im- Pelican .. ..... •••••• - - - - and went with me. I coula not get any one to bury the phrenix _ On the 27th arrived at Sailor'e Home, Draly Island, and immediately lam extricated. bable, certainly, that a band of English sailors thirty- s r , 'DIv nd rashly refused. He ho ed he would take child, and that was why I hid it. ... - - - Professional Life."... 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 34 . found orders to proceed to Beechey Island ; also that Mr. R. C. eve strong, with plenty of arms and ammunition at i r. l.° ' er - a :d f•t 11 f d• p Krablet had left on the 26th, and Lieut. Hamilton on 21st. -- their disposal should have suffered , themselves to be . time to cons. er o i ,as ere ase in a moment of tem er, and if after consideration the refusal should be per- - • • The prisoner was thou committed for-trial, and Mrs Provident Life-- .... 11. ss. & bs. .100 0 0 10 0 0 39e, - ' Rock Life ......... .. ! ss. 5 3 0 010 0 9n Butler paid the remainder of her wages (93.) to her sister. The heaps of papers, letters, and news of all kinds, which (Copy.) (B 3.) quietly murdered while there was a finger among them s P isted in, the whole of the circumstances would be brought Royal Exchange .....•. '6l.p ct. & bs. Stock. all 2eB our shipmates contributed, added nonch to our pleasure, (From Ramsay Island.) which could pull a trigger But ho • wdo we know they ______ Sun Fire ...... 61 10s. - e 252 under review iu a higher quarter, and as the costs of Ditto Life ..... 1/ 10s - e - but little to our rest. The Victoria sleigh traeelled along Prince Albert were 35 in b num er, er that they had ammunition ? The , re paid o Y prosecutions we ut of the consolidated fund, the THE BATTLE OF ALMA. United Kingdom .... 4i. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 414 . Deposited records, notices, &c., of our proceedings and, Land from Port Wollaston. It tends to the south-south- mi ht have been cut off in detail ' ; the Es uunaux , , mi h , Universal Life ••• ..... 2 , ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - after provisioning and securing the house, started at , mid- .east until you get in the latitude of 70 deg. 40 rain. N., • g ht h q Secretary of State g t have power to order them to es.---- 4126 5% mig eve surprised and interested one travelline I Victoria Life ........ 51. per cent. - night to the eastward. Walked overland to Skene Bay, :and then there is a deep inlet or strait, up which we tra- P - i be paid. party after another. It cannot but remain a violent COLONEL( " CHESTER'S " LAST " CHARGE." but found no traces of large game. The light rain and veiled 130 miles. No signs of the missing expedition. i The Assistant Judge-Is this meant as intimidation I MISCELLANEOUS. warm weather softened the snow very much, and pools of (Signed) C. F. JAGO. improbability that a party so strong as they are repro- Mr. Parry said he was but doing his duty. If the (No. 4.) From Corporal James Harwood, 23d Fusi wane/ were seen on the land about Point Ross. On 30th seated to have been should have suffered the savages to d liers, to Mr. George Sinclair, Boston, Dividend , Amotuit overtook Mr. Khabbe near Point Griffiths ; travelled toge- H.M.S. Enterprise, lat. 71 deg. 35 rain. N., depart from their hands without securing or compell ade was refused h motion he now m , t e matter woul Name of Company. per of Paid. Piece. m g be broueht before the Secretary of State, and it would Heights, near Alma, Sept. 22 1854. Annum. Share. ther, and reached most intricate hummocks 20 miles east of June 17, 1852. the services of a sufficient number of guides. If the ° hth th ' h • ' - Cape Gillman, which were most tiresome o'gto th The Resolution sleigh has not yet returned from Mel- . . then be seen we er ese e p i t et a were justifiable My dear Friend,-On the last day of last month we Esquimaux could live through the starving time, it is Z a. d. X s. d. ' • sloppy state of the snow. The weather then' b w ec i a n me mud! villa Island. on a A e ntleman equal in rank and of as high honour 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - colder, which checked the thaw and improved the travel- Oa this spot. strange indeed that the white men should not have been - • tJ d h' If as the Assistan uge 'rase ; and they would then embarked from Varna, and after steaming about with Assam Tea ....•• .... Alien., Mart• •.••• • • 21,4 per cent. 50 0 0 - - ling. On sth June arrived at Cape Cockburn depot. Find- (Signed) C. F. JAGO. able to accomplish the same feat. obtain that justice which had been refused them here. the English and French fleets for 14 or 15 days we Amstrallan A.ertculturl 11. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 41 ine that I was somewhat lighter than Mr IC bb' ra e, toga- Whoever finds this paper is requested to forward it to In all this, however, it is far easier to suggest doubts A ' - -tent Judge sand he had heard Mr P The bEil , . arry to effected a landing, unopposed by the Russian's in the Australian Trust .... 62. per cent. - 25 0 0 - tar with the importance of reachin * • the Secretary of the Admiralty, London, with a note of than to hint at certainties. We do not see our way Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all 31e g the ship as soon as the conclusion. He had listened to languaee which rarely Crimea. We remained in camp until all the troops 4nglo Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - possible, I informed him of my intention to travel inde- the time and place at which it was found. through the transaction ; but, with all our horror of dd d i deed had been a cease to the bench' from the bar British American Land 15s. - 40 00 - pendently. Left everythieg secure and proceeded on our (The same notice ia the French, Spardsh, Danish, Dutch, further Arctio research, we cannot but think that it -c , were got on shore, and then we pushed forward.4our h• I d • and language w lc i, un er no circumstances whatever 1 0 Canada ... •• ........ 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 0 - * journey. Passed over very decayed ice inside Moore Island, end Russian lan g ua g eL) would be unworthyof thecharaeterof this country ifsorne , road was across an immense plain ; high hills in front Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - - ' and overtook Mr. Hamilton off Cape Capel. His dogs Her Majesty's ship Enterprise rounded Point Barrow steps were not taken to arrive at more satisfactory con- r would be addressed to the • d f jo ges o the land. Mr. Ditto, 6 per cent. •• ei. per cent. - - moo were very much fagged, but I hoped, by giving them a iie the pack on July 26 ; got into open water on the Arne • el • •th ' d •th usions wi regard t• the fate of poor Franklin and his ) • me p Parry had vide wi a motion. Now, he wished to of us ; the sea on one side and the interior of the country eity Navigation Bonds - - ' - - few good feeds of damaged pemican, to enable him to T u an shore on the 30th, along which she proceeded until friends. Th - ere is not the slightest occasion for the sa e v one thing- r. any was absent on each of the on the other. The inhabitants had been driven away by Electric Telegraph (A) 7 per cent. Ditto --••.. •. ( 14 ) - 25 0020 0 0 - 25 0 0 15 0 0 - push on a dog in advance of me to the ship ; but the fa- I 1 gust 21, when two islets east-north-east of the Pelly occasions referred to, and therefore had no personal the imperial mandate, and we passed over several beeps oo o o leo 0 0 - le 1 t f mit shi s A travellin furt er emp eyinen ogr , p . g party of Equitable Reversionry 51pr. cent. 1 50 0 0 vourable winds allowed us to keep well up, and en the 11th x i ?: ae r . discovered. Cape Parry was seen on the 26th, knowledge of what transpired-he was uot present when of ashes where small 11 hd 1 1 d Th vi ages a ate.y stoo . e Ditto New ..• .. . - - 17 10 0 - _ June we encamped together near Cape Hotham. During e i. , 2 ia 2 m d e e evening a bold bluff, in lat. 71 deg. N., sufficient strength can readily enough descend Back's the two cases were tried ; yet he now came to make a Gen. tievers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - and lon g i . ; standing to the north-east along River to its junction with the sea. Very possibly the fleets kept in company with us all along the coast. On Gen•SteamNavigation 10 p. et. 15 0014 0 0 2634 . the last three journeys we crossed several cracks open in this sho g re * , she motion to enable him to make an attack-a most violent Stock. - - the ice, varying from six to twelve feet in width. On the the followin e m u erect a strait on the 29th, in which, on experience of Arctic voyagers may point out an easier attack on the judge. One of the cases was tried at the morning of the 20th, we were near the foot of the Iludson's 8ay...-. •• - 21. se. 100 0 0 100 0 0 .••• evening of the llth, the dogs being fresh, I left Lienten- long. 125 de g lO oroing, in let t 72 deg. 55 rain. N., and and more direct path. We have not the slightest incli. '. g. min. W. two islets with a beaco th • dth th t h Westminster, an e 0 er wo ere le the one, the 11 e • 1 'll A beautiful river was at our feet, and on the op- i t!o u n n L e r i r n d s t • I i a l'on .. .. : • - - - - ant Hamilton in charge of my sledge ; proceeded with the largest were seen. Here ' f we onnst a boat with 37 casks of n " e nation nor the necessary knowledge for dogmatisin,g on , upon to t called " • - • gtve any verdict at all, it positeisanks was a small but very picturesque village. We t. 15 0 0 all - London Revers t ionary 4%* per con . 12 10 0 - dogs across Wellington Channel, aud arrived on board the rovisiona de osit db th points of detail ; but we leave it to the judgment of the J ur Y was ." • - d h • reacliecl there at 1 9 o'clock and as we approached flames nessen wines ion- • • , e y e Investigator, which vessels had was so disgusting , an e would repeat it again dim ' ' ' 20 0 0 17 10 0 • Price's Patent Cand.Co 10,1. p er cent. 25 g North Star at 4.30 a.m. of the 12th, kindly welcomed by p wintered i p bl• h 1 h b d pu to wet ler some steps oug t not to e a opted for . burst from the little village ; the Russians had fired it, Reversionary Int. Soc. 430. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 00 - all hands. n the pack four miles east-north-east of the gusting. When the costs were allowed in that ' case, he , •slands. During the autumn a travelling party from her - e solving. one of the most Painful Problems of our time e hare. 100 0 0 60 0 0 and at the same moment commenced a fierce cannonade Royal Mail ,team•• .. 4/. p. s - For the details of my journey I beg to refer you to my i reached the north end of the strait, in lat. 73 deg. 22 min. e " told the officer of the society that he hoped such a case now that the solution wonld appear to be all within easy b ht b from the heights, grape, canister, and round shot being South Australian-. - 6e pier cent. 25 0 0 all - journal. ' ' - ' ould not be roug efore the court for the future. Trust and Loan Comp. N., and long. 115 deg. W. ; the last date from her is June reach. No man fitter for the duty could be found than ; oured. down amongst us. Our artillery kept up a tre. Throughout. the journey we have II e j d g d health, bat he said on th d• a prece ing day he would now P upper Canada .... - - - _ but the men are much reduced b a thei n ° l ° tn nn s d all 1, when all were well. Trayelling parties had been ex.- Dr. Rae himself, who has spent a large portion of his rer w fhe ociet was 11 mendous fire at them for an hour and a half, at the end - - complain of sore ankles, feet, &c. y Altho r tm e h e t r mu ll . an Ind ploring north and south; the latter had fallen in with the life in the exploration of the inhospitable and fatal coast - t eat " 1 t s d Y !re raana,ged, and its opera of which the order rang through our lines, " Light Di- LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPA.NIES' PRICES. rave . ing a natives, who are described as an inoffensive people. lions properly con ucted, it would be a valuable one, . . • well known to us as being well stock d * • of North Anaerica.-Times. vision advance and take the entrenchments." The 23d Dividend Amount e with animals,. we Captain M`Clure named the southern shore Prince Al- and would do a good deal of public good ; but if not, have only seen six reindeer, seven was in the Light Division, and on we went covered by Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. musk oxen besides small game, and have only procured • , bert Land ; north, Baring Island; strait, Prince of Wales; ' and such cases as those now in question t were aken up Annum. Share. ene reindeer, three islets, Princess Royal. • t o com anies of the Rifle Brigade. We crossed a vine - bares, and thirty ptarmigan, which by it, insteed of being a good, it would become a nui wd I eledb C 1 Leh t th hth • y o one ea er roug e river, - obliged us to be sans- UNIV_ERSITY lIVTELLIGENCE. yar an wer X s. d. .£ s. d. fied with one meal a day. The Enterprise proceeding up the strait, which varies sanee. When he said he should disallow the costs, be In couclusion, allow me to bring before t* from 10 to 20 miles in width, reached the north end of .4.- did not intend that to apply to the witnesses who had the opposite bank of which was very steep. The Colonel Rank of Scotland ..•• 7t. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 u 178/ 0 most excellent behavioul of the men. _ erc your no icehthe it on the 31st e and on the southern side found a cylinder OXFORD, OCT. 25. bees bound over, but to the costs incurred by the so- went through with us-w s e ; an- as we British Linen Company 81. per cent. e all har d alike o I Caledonian Bank .. - . 81. er cent. 10 100 0 0 100 0 0 203/10 2 10 0 3 . 18. compelled ue to travel frequently on r e T ne zm i tzs ave i • but deposited by Investigator's travelline party, dated on ELECTION OF A MEMBER OF COUNCIL. ciety. The witnesses were paid, but the latter was not ; c t lambered out the enemy gave us a fierce fire, the cannon , 1 3 0 0 City of '-lasgow Rank e,. per cent. 10 0 0 10 , i 0 10115 s throughout I have never heard a murmur, and they'have beard of her on the 21st April. Filiding the entrance A Congregation will be holden on Friday the 27th d au a surgeon who had been subpcenaed, but not bound f h rde ll f e and round shot, belching ort mu rous do. eys o . grap _ _ Clydesdale Bank •• • • SNI. p cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 12 5s evinced such a spirit and zeal in the performance of their blocked by ice, she retarned along Baring Land, rounding • and musket balls fell as thick as hail. The men fell dead mmercial Bank .• 71. per cent. seo 0 0 100 0 0 1971 V . work that, in spite of the tedium connected with travel- the 2 Cape Erebus anveritepeems, discovered on the 26th) inst., .at 3 o , 'clock for the election of a member of Con- ever had to make a speidal application and his fee Was and wounded before me and at my side. They fell in i F tz .o tern 8a 1 nk.....• •• 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 11/ Os , I I - - a.-t. 1 ' allowed. t lad been le inct y asserted that the so- b&G asgow .. •• 3gi. p cent. 50 0 50 0 4/. 141 ling, they have voluntarily performed distances which, ,t, .dtSeptembereede p - . w mut in 2de , mi vocation of not less than five years' standing. to be a 7 e. 01 n. - -' 'et did not vol t r rosecutions Th fath f ei y . un ee p . e er o one . every direction, and mechanically I still pressed on un- Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - 100 0031 5 0 - ' tinder ordinary circumstances, I would not have ordered 1 ode •Kellett of . .lfivestmitile) and 125 deg. 10 min., a member of the Hebdomadal Council-the voting for t ched Up the hill we went with the rifle brigade, National Bank •• -•• 6% per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 16/ Is cask, with intelligence dated Investigator, August 18, of the girls stated to him on oath that he gave instruc- OU . them.-I have, Occ. whom will commence at 3, sued will terminate at 4 and half way up the heights we reached the cannon's Northof • , cotiand Bank 52. percent 20 0 0 210 0 4/. 73 (Signed) G. F. MECHAM, Lientenant. 1851, was found. She'left Prince of Wales Strait on the tions to no on Is le • t k e, a,nd t at t e some y too up the case Royal Bank of s cotl. .. 52. per cent . 100 0 0 100 0 0 1291 I. month which were p . hutted on the entrenchments. Our re. Captain 11. Kellett, Beechey Island. 16th, all well. The Enterprise, proceeding northerl o'clock. landed o through seeing it mentioned in the newspapers. There Union Bank of Scot. - 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 921 Os iment WAS about to cross the stockade in the enemy's po- Western Bank •• .. .• •• 71. per cont. 50 0 0 50 0 0 'B/ lOs nan islet in lat. 72 deg. 55 min N and 1 y' In the Convocation to be holden on Thuesday next, was a great deal of animus in these att k g Abstract of journey :- ee 125 deg. 10 min. W., and deposited twe • *, , ong. ac s upon . . hen the word was given, ". Cease firing and re- qiiance Fire and Life., 8%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19112 s Number of days outward journey 2 , ,, sions f •ht nty days prom- at 10 o'clock the names of the following him, and Mr. Parry thoeght it becoming not to the 26th inst., , . . sition, w British Guarantee .... el. per cent. 10 0, 0 2 0 0 11. Os or eig men. Not finding any place suitable for I.* " because we were in danger of firing on the French. Ire, Caledonian Fire Insur. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 251 O. ' Nurcber of days homeward journey *la winter quarters returned to where b omination res ectivel to the office I-e new lies in lat, 71 gentlemen, whose n p y address him with that courtesy which was due and Our Colonel rushed in front of us shouting "No!no ! on City of Glasgow Life.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/. lls - d 3 - • N ' eg. 3 min. ~ and 117 deg. 39 min e t 'd f h as si. 0 o t e en- of Public Examiner and of moderator has been approved I sh Id Is b d t d ' h• • • eu a o serve owar s one in is posttion ' lads l" He fell with the words on his lips. He never Colonial Life ... Ig e nmber of days absent 7O trance of Prince of Wal St • • es rain t was customary for the bar generally to address • . Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cant. 100 0015 0 0 1 25110 s e t°'Lleabor of days lost by detention Bi _____ by Congregation, will be submitted to the House :- him as his lordship ; not that he cared a fig for dh'he d • We did retire then, and spoke or raise is a again. • Eng. Se Scot, Law Life 51. percent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 141. 7s - /que u e- - Ce1: 1 7.) (B 1.) PUBLIC EXAMINERS. the compliment ; hut Mr. Parry addressed him an unfortunate mistake it was ; for the enemy returnee Life A ssoa. of Scotland 61. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 4..15s 614 • "yr of complete days made ... Captain.) (From Rammy Island.) Mr. William A.ndrew, M.A., Worcester College-•In as "Mr. Serjeant Adams "in a manner which could to the guns we lied once silenced, and gave us some ter- National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0010 0 le 13s Geogr. Statute. ific volleys ; but we soon rallied, and, supported by the ?d e o o r t t t llls it i i i s io h n lnsur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 i 34/ es Distance tra 1,107 1,279 HOSI.S. Enterprise, Aug. 27, 18.52, lat. 71 dee Literis Humanioribus. leave no doubt as to there being, as be had r I rne. 7 1, 1 prcent. 20 0 0 10 0 il/. lis • Distance t yelled by large sledges Standard Life .. 11 . 1 .. .S i . nt. 50 0 0 70 0 .171 Cs Mr. Henry Pritchard, 8.D., Corpus Christi College- just said, a deal of animus in the attacks which were . . • t. per ce i revelled by small sledges 5O 57. 5 We left our winter quarte tth -* rain * * we rushed up the hill again, and the enemy fled in every United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 0 0 , 1 0 0 -. rs a e eastern end of this In Disciplinis Mathematicis et Physicis. made upon him. He ended with a threat to bring the - -- bay on the stlvinstant, but hava been prevented by h • direction. The Turks aided the French in the pursuit, '' . •-• t e ree 1,157 1 , 336 ' 0 from making any progress until this day. MODERATOR. matter before the Secretary of State if his motion should Average distance f and the slaughter was dreadful. We are now busy .A. financial operation of great magnitude has been , large sledge - 0 each journey made hy (Signed) R. COLLINSON, Commander. Mr. Octavius Ogle, 111 A., Lincoln College-In be refused. He hoped he would do so, and lie would • the dead Our regiment has suffered awfully. d certain - Total distance - * s • - • .611 ............................. 18 20 Whoever finds this paper is requested to forward it to Schola Literaruin Grmearum et Latinarum. send his notes of the evidence to enable the Secretary burying . . concluded between the Austrian Government an ave only three capta W . e h . . ins and six subalterns left F ranch eapitalists--M. Pereire and •. . tsf Andre-repre mend di stance ÷j. nunsber of journeys 18'8 21 - 7 the SecretarY of the Admiralty, London, with a note of The Sedleian Professor of Natural Philosophy proposes to form a correct opinion as to the cases. A more dis- dail will be ilier and other Records deposited s 4 b • sr 'lf days absent.. 16•5 1 9 the nine and place at svhich it was found. to give a course of lectures on Geometrical Optics on gusting case than the first tried yesterday he never saw, . . s b alive. Our next tight, which we expect y, tenting the company of the Credit Mob . Charta of discovery, la number ' (I similar notice in the French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satu d tti Public Lee- and he would not unsay any one thing he had said. If the storming of e astopol. If it please God to spare in Wrests, by which Austria leases aid cedes to these bor. Position s , (s igned) _. _of depots, &c., 4in nura• and Russian languages.) ture Room in the Clarendon, at 1 o'clock, and will com- u r ays a se , . . t e society took up such cases am those three, st would . '. . . me I will write again. Give my best respects to all contracto 1 f lway in Bohemia, Mor n her great ines o rai urs most truly, of about 750 English ‘ jr F. Mecneem, Lieutenant. It is my intention to pursue the channel separating Won inquiriug friends.-Believe me, yo e . ......-____ inenc 9 d e on • atur ay, Oct. 28. become a nuisance instead of a public advantage, which aria, and Hungary, to an extent ; . COPY OF A RECORD POUND 0 'eaten from Prince Albert Land, the entrance to which T • • . JAMES HARWOOD, alfields of Brandeis and ha Radcliffe Librarian (Dr. Acland) desires to inti- it would be if properly conducted. He did not think the miles, 'besides a portion of the Go N PRINCESS ROYAL e 7il de' , 30 min. Hitherto the ice has been close No. 2,481, Corporal 23d R. W. Fusiliers. Funfkirehen, and a vast extent of the Imperial domains . , ON 4TEE MAY, 1854. ISLANDS is in la.. . - .:•• , . ' mate to members of the University (especially to students society ought to take up such cases on seeing them in the (A. 1.) in with the shore, in lat. 71 deg. 5 min., nor have we been • rdian -Boston Gua . The sum to be paid by the in the Natural Science School), and to all residents in newspapers ; and with respect to the costs in those now contiguous to these lines. ' H.M.S. Enterprise able to turn its western edge by pursuing a westerly route . rivileges is 200 millions of florins, - 30th of August, 1851. Lat. along the south face of Bann o • e's Land. aud near Oxford generally, that the whole of the library under consideration, he wished it togo forth, though he said company for these, p , and the object of the Govern- Lon g . is now effectually warmed. Works of natural he 1 , Li &mu- not a n ew th e cos ty, th e o rdi nar y cost s to the [AnvereriamtENT.l-Supplement, gratis, with the payable in three years, All well. • • esters the balance of its finances, • gsem Whoever finda this paper is request Commander. Provisions are deposited at the following places : ! science and of medicine may be r ad•ly consuPed and witnesees were allowed and the society's costs refused. ' teh of Smithy October 29th The Weekly tnent is at once to r e 1 , , , , TVeekly Dispa ~ , • . . rful imPulso to the induat • 1 na re to the Secretary of the Admiralty, I,oodou ed to forward it West of Point Barrow- . the current periodicels and transactions taken in at the Mr. Lawrence said he did not apply for them. Dispatch of Sun • , ' day the 29th of October, will be accoin. and to give a pow* . ire It is unnecessary to remark that ,- • the time and place at which it was found, , with s e not e of Lat. 71° 10' N. Long. 156* 50' W. library are conveniently 1 1 I f d• df r re- The Assistant Judge remarked thereupon that the • Supplement, containing the most ample , acet or rea ing an e , . . • . 1 panted by a _., sources of the einp . - (The suite notice in the French, Spanish D • 70 54 159 02 ference. Students requirii • • -of reieurel couosel who was present dm net ask for the costs while t ig special works c• • • • ~ I par iculars of the Bombardment of Sebastopol and every the cone us' o 1 . n of such an agreement with the re g at , anish, Dutch, 161 46 capitalists of es er d W t n Furo e is one of th • P e sts ongest : and Russian languages.) 6C, 13 . science, not already in the library, aro requested to a conneul who was absent afterwards came and attacked 1 event of interest connected with the operations of the . This post was erected by her Majesty's ship Investe g 65 18 166 ,15 enter their wants in the book of desiderata, Or notify him in open court, and threatened to bring the neater I Allied Armies in the Crimea up to the moment of pub. Pledges which coul f g . . d be iven by the Ern eror of _, 1 3 Austria who wintered in the pack off it in 1839, arid then p l ife r i :n 63 28 161 45 • them to the Librarian or Sub-Librarian. before the Secretary of State if he did nut allow them. ,I lication. This Supplement, like the one published on of the future policy e his reign.-T imes. ' her way to the eastward. ft was visited on the 3h In Batrow Straits- 1 The Ch. Cll. Museum ia op en t o e t u deras in physio- It 4 as not mstineable ;it was sufficieet to make the , th e esth instant, and which was so highly appreciated [APvIiTISEMENT.]-11olloway's Pills, an incomparable August, 1851, by the Enterprise, who pursued the sante 73 50 90 18 Ile and indOe • ! logy during daylight, and the reading.roorn is open in blood boil in onehi veins to be thus treated after a Pro - by the public, will be entirely devoted to the intelligence medicine for the cure of 10 . . l o eetion.- Extract Course. 73 30 80 45 •1 d ar of a letter from Mr. James Henehall, of Ashton-under ' 1 e eveirine• dad Pe • e • fessiored ex •- ' t 1 ~, y. i sere desirous of obtaining orders • . peritonea of over 40 years. of the War. Purchasers will thus possess a detaa e u - PROVISION DEPOTS. 68 30 114 01-fuur bags ; til June 28 1854 r P Lat. N. Lo g ~,, were left. 'to study in the Museum, or who wi s h to attend courses As the learned setegant resumed hie seat there was naive of all the great events of thi s i m p o m ae t, under- LYne, da-e- - , •- 0 - rofessor Holloway : c • w • In tli • taking. which may be Preserved separately from the Sir,- I was for a considerable period afflicted with indi- Norton Sound - of private instruction in anatomy and physiology in the • some applause but it was speedily repressed. Grantley Harbour . sickness, loss of appe- Oiliness° Island 66 13 161 46 ri m i est , 72 50 -a box and 37 cesks. Anatomy, Dr. Acland, at his house, on any day except ite giddiness headache drowsine that speaking for himself, he thought such an 00cnr• pearance, can be bound with the volume of the year. It t , , , . so, and dimness of Sea-horse ' Island 7O 54 159 2 deposited 1 bae 1 on the American shore in 1848- Sunday and Thursday, between 2 and 4 p.m. rence ,was a discredit to the bar, and h e was so rr y that is tlfe intention of the Proprietors to issue at intervals sight, gether with a disor a to g owed constitution, which Second River S. of Cape Smyth 7l 11 156 51 e at 67° 12' N. long. 134° 00' W. d the effects of Mr Hope's Entomological coll ec ti on w ell b e open t o any man at the bar could be found to make a • motion in other Supplements, carrying on the History of the War, destroye . . a variety of reputed medicines ; Point Separation 67 42 134 2 I 1 f 9 70 36 70 05 127 34 . the pu * blic daily during the present term, Sunday ex- the terMs which had been used by Mr. Parry. and giving the fullest an d mos t au th en ti c information on and denying no benefit from them whatever, I cow- Cape Bathurst 7O 35 127 34 Her Majesty's ship E 123 25 t menced taking your pills A d c e pt e d from 2to 3 p.m., until further notice. Persons A magistrate present was about to make some obser- the subject. The Dispatch w ill a l so contain a full accoun - ,n am bound, in gratitude, Cape Parry desirous of stu ying t eco ec ion or smenti c purposes vation, when of the ' fate of Sir John Franklin and his brave corn- to confess that they have been the sole means of curing 'Ole Krnsenstern requested to a l b l e tt er a d- Mr. Parry rose and made a remark with reference to panions: Orders should be immediately given to the me, as I now enjoy perfect health. Sold by all vendors , This post was visited by travelling pante • s from her Ma- ; Islands, Aug" . t 21, Ca e l:, proceeded, seeing the Pelly at greater leisure are PP 3' y I th t • • e erne o d iscre d it . use d by M r , P a y ne but it was 1 News-agents in town and country, or at the Dispatch, of medicine, and at Professor Holloway's Establishments, Odes shi E • fhi h t dth n rth coast (Cape Erebris)m lat. 71 ( 1 1: arry p nterpnse, one olf c race el ° O. 02min 26th, and , bold bluff dressed " The Carator of Mr. Hope's Collection, Tay lost in the confusion which prevailed at ihe moment. Office, 139, Fleet-street. 244, Strand, London. and 80. Maidenslane. New York. . I • N., and 1 ng. 122 deg, . lor-buildings." • . X s. cl. X s. d. Albion' .......... •• .. 31.105. 500 0 0 150 0 0 - Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 19% Ditto Marine ....... 1 4. p.c. & be. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 - Atlas . . 15s Od. 50 0 a 515 0 IFN A rgus Life ... ..... ... 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 22 British Commercial .. 7e. 6d. 50 0 0 5 3 0 7 Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20% County .......... „ 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 125 Crown .............. 17s. Od 50 0 0 5 0 0 18 Eagle Equity and Law...... 4 1 4 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5 European Life ...... ... 11. 20 0 0 1 a n 19% General ..........,... 61 5 0 0 ! n 534 Globe '4uardlan ............ s'. per cent I''o 0 0 45 0 0 54% Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent 500 0 0 50 , 0 0 , 330 Imperial Life Indemnity Marine.... 1 3a A 31. 100 0 0 20 0 0 ; 6, an , d hi G p. e . n . e . ral Li . f . e Law Fire .... Law Life.- .... - London le g a 1 100 0 0 10 0 0 55% - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6V 10s. & be. 25 0 0,12 10 0 - London ' 27s 6d. 25 0 0 12 10 0 2934 Marine......... •• • • lBs.per share. 100 0 0I 18 0 0 28 Med. Invlid &Gen. Life 4% , per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 - NI inerva ........ • • sp. ct. & be. 20 0 0 20 0 5N Monarch - - - N 0 0 1 0 0 - National Loan Fund 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 23 4 Palladium Life . - Pelican ...... •• - - .• - - - - Phcenix - - - 183 Professional Life."... 5/. per cent. 6 0 010 0 % Provident Life........ U. ss. & be. .100 0 0 10 0 0 39% Rock Life ............ I se. 5 3 0 010 0 st 4 Royal Exchange ....•. '6l. p ct. A be. Stock. all 228 Sun Fire •• - - 61 10s. - .• 252 Ditto Life ..... 11 10s - - United Kingdom .... 4i. p. ct & be. 20 0 0 4 0 0 434 Universal Life .• • ..... 2 , ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 - Victoria Life -..- - 51. per cent. - 412 6 5% MISCELLANEOUS. Dividend Amount . Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. £ e. d. £ s. cl. Assam Tea ••• .... 51. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - &net., Mart• •-••• • • 2 1 4 per cent. 50 0 0 - - kustrallan etericulturl 11. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 41 Australian Trust .... 6/. per cent. - 25 0 0 - Australian Royal Mail 51. 10 0 0 all 3? 4nglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all - British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 - Canada ... • • ........ 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 - Do. 5 per cent Bonds Si. per cent. - - - Ditto. 6 per cent. • • 61. per cent. - - 11014 City Navigation Bonds - - ' - - Electric Telegraph (A) 7 per cent. 25 0 0 20 0 0 - Ditto .. - ....., (it) - 25 0 0 15 0 0 - Equitable Rerersionry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Ditto New .• .. . • - 50 0 0 17 10 0 - Gen. xevers. 84 . Invest. sp.c. & be, 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Gen.SteamNavigation 10 p. et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 2634 Unclean's 8ay...... •• - Stock. - - fiuncerford .......• .. 21. ss. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - London Institution .•• - - - London Reversionary 41 1 4' per cent. 15 0 0 all - Russell Institution- • • , - - 12 10 0 - Price's Patent Cand. Co I 0/: , p er cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 2536 Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%4. pr cent. 100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 - Royal Mail ,team•-• 4/, p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 - South Australian..... 6/. Pler cent. 25 0 0 all - Trust and Loan Comp. Upper Canada .... - - - _ (Copy) (B 1.) (Captain.) (From Ramsay Island.) H.M.S. Enterprise, Aug. 27, 1852, lat. 71 deg. 39 min. N., long. 119 d eg. 5 min. W. We left our winter quarters at the eastern end of this bay on the stlvinstant, but have been prevented by the ice from making any progress until this day. (Signed) R. COLLINSON, Commander. Whoever finds this paper is requested to forward it to the Secretary of the Admiralty, London, with a note of the time and place at which it was found. (I similar notice in the French, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, and Russian languages.) It is my intention to pursue the channel separating Wol laston from Prince Albert Land, the entrance to which is in lat. 70 deg. 30 min. Hitherto the ice has been close in with the shore, in hat. 71 deg. 5 min., nor have we bees able to turn its western edge by pursuing a westerly route along the south face of Baring's Land. All well. Provisions are deposited at the following places : West of Point Barrow— Lat. 71° 10' N. Long. 156' 50' W. 70 54 159 02 66 13 161 46 65 18 166 , 15 63 28 161 45 In Barrow Straits -73 50 90 18 73 30 80 45 were left. 63 30 114 01—four bags In this neighbourhood -72 56 Pena i 72 50—a b ox an d 37 cas k s. can deposited on the American shore in 1848- 1 bag Int 67° 12' N. long. 134° 00' W. JP 70 3. 0 127 34 . 0 05 123 25 Her 3lajesty's ship Ent er • the pack July 26, 1851, u rounded Point Barrow in the 30th, along whichashl gained open water in shore on Islands, Attgust 21, Cape el)l3rrroyce;lg' seeing the Pelly (Cape Erebna)in let. 71 deg. 02min. and bold bluff and 1 ng. 122 deg. The Sedleian Professor of Natural Philosophy proposes to give a course of lectures on Geometrical Optics on Tuesdays, ThursdayA, and Saturdays at the Public Lec ture Room in the Clarendon, at 1 o'clock, and will com mence on Saturday, Oct. 28. The Radcliffe Librarian (Dr. Acland) desires to inti mate to members of the University (especially to students in the Natural Science School), and to all residents in and near Oxford generally, that the whole of the library is now effectually warmed. Works of natural science and of medicine may be readily consulted, and the current periodicals and transactions taken in at the library are conveniently placed for reading and for re ference. Students requiring special works of natural scienc, not already in the library, aro requested to enter their wants in the book of desiderata, or notify them to the Librarian or Sub-Librarian. The Ch. Ch. Museum is open to students in physio logy during daylight, and the reading-room is open in the evening, daily. Persons desirous of obtaining orders to study in the Museum, or who wish to attend courses of private instruction in anatomy and physiology in the Museum, are requested to call en Dr. Lee's Reader in Anatomy, Dr. Acland, at his house, on any day except Sunday and Thursday, between 2 and 4 p.m. Mr. Hope's Entomological collection will be open to the public daily during the present term, Sunday ex cepted, from 2to 3 p.m., until further notice. Persons desirous of studying the collection for scientific purposes at greater leisure are requested to apply by letter, ad dressed " The Curator of Mr. Hope's Collection, Tay lor-buildings." • [ADVERTISEMENT.] —Supplement, gratis, with the Weekly Dispatch of Sunday, October 29th. The Weekly Dispatch of Sunday, the 29th of October, will be accom panied by a Supplement, containing the most ample particulars of the Bombardment of Sebastopol and every event of interest connected with the operations of the Allied Armies in the Crimea up to the moment of pub• lication. This Supplement, like the one published on the 15th instant, and which was so highly appreciated by the public, will be entirely devoted to the intelligence of the War. Purchasers wilt thus possess a detailed nar rative of all the great events of this important under taking, which may be preserved separately front the newspaper, if desired, or, being uniform in size and ap pearance, can be bound with the volume of the year. It is tlfe intention of the Proprietors to issue at intervals other Supplements, carrying on the History of the War, and giving the fullest and most authentic information on the subject. The Dispatch will also contain a full account of the fate of Sir John Franklin and his brave com panions.- Orders should be immediately given . to the News-agents in t own an d coun t r y, or at the Dispatch Office, 139, Fleet-street. [A_DVERTISEIIENT.) — HoIIoway ' s Pills, an incomparable medicine for the cure of bile and indigestion.— Extract of a letter from Mr. James Henshall, of Ashton-under- Lyric, dated June 28, 1854. To Professor Holloway : Sir,— I was for a considerable period afflicted with indi gestion attended with fre quen t s i c k ness, loss of appe tite, giddiness, headache, drowsiness, and dimness of sight, together with a disorganised constitution, which destroyed the effects of a variety of reputed medicines ; and deriving no benefit from them whatever, I com menced taking your pills, and am bound, in gratitude, to confess that they have been the sole means of curing me, as I now enjoy perfect health. Sold by all vendors of medicine, and at Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, Loudon, and 80, Maiden-lane, New York. COUNT HY MA ttKffTS. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET—OcT. 24. There were in the market to-day, 16 sacks oatmeal, each weighing 2801bs imperial, which sold thus :-16 at 2/. 4s 0 at 0/. Os Od, and 0 at 0/. Os. EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET OCT. 24. There was a large supply of straw of all descriptions in the market. The prices to-day were as follow : Oat straw, from 7s 6d to 9s Od per kemple of 16 stones tron ; wheat do., 6,10 d to 8s Od ; barley do., 5s 6d to 6. 6d. Hay from 10d to 12d ; new ditto, Od to Od per stone. DALKEITH MEAL MARKET—OoT. 23. There were in the market to-day 75 bags of oatmeal, oof barleymeal, and oof pot-barley. Sales ready. The top price of oatmeal was 2s 6.1 up ; the second 3s Od up ; the third was 2s Od up. Pot-barley on the top price 00s down. Oatmeal, per sack of 2SOlbs First. I Second. I Third. imperial Barleymeal, p er ditt o Peasemeal, per ditto FL --- ner di' _ lour, per ditto Pot-barley, per ditto - Od I Od —3 Od —s Od I— s Od —s Od M.—Ocr. 23. ,he close of the market. Wallsend, &c. s. (1. Lambton 27 0 Plummer 25 3 Russell's Hetton 25 6 ,- ;tenart's .26 0 Cassop 25 6 Kelloe 25 6 South Hartlepool 25 6 South Kelloe 25 0 Tees 26 0 Trimdou 26 0 Whitworth 2l 0 South Durham 25 0 Derwentwater Hartley. 20 6 I Walker Primrose 0 IlSouth Peareth l7 6 COAL MARK: Prices of Coal per ton at ti a. d. Buddle W. Hartley 2O 5 Davison's West Hartley 20 C' Hasting's Hartley 2O C North Percy Hartley l9 'Canfield Moor Butes 17 e West Pelion 17 61 Walleend, &c. Acorn Close 25 0 G,bson Riddell 24 3 Eden Main 25 3 Bell 24 6 Belmont 24 Hetton 26 0 Haswell 26 0 Kepler Grange 25 3 RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, OST. 25. STOCK EXCHkNGK.—The market continues inactive, and we have to note but little change in the quotations. Lan cashire and Yorkshire , 714 c. ; London and North- Western, 1001; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 23i ; ditto, 61. new shares, a premium ; Midland, 68i j ; South Eastern, 18 11-16. MANCHESTER, OCT. 25. STOCK EXCHANGE.—Today the market has improved, and prices somewhat better. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71k; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 23A ; ditto, Qrs., No. 1,7 i; South-Easters, 18 11-16. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 25. STOCK EXCHANGE.—Very little business was transacted from the opening to the close of 'Change. The only sale reported was of Great Westerns (Birmingham Guaranteed), which was done at 72i to 72g. BRISTOL, OCT. 25. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market was very flat, and without alteration in prices. SEABORNE MAILS. (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Pest-ollio by the night—and M by the morning—despatch.) Day when made ul From what When COUNTRIES. In Ocreral Post- Port ' due he Office, London.. Dispetcheo. England. ---- , --- America(byltrit.pack)h Every Friday .... Liverpool ... lEach Mon America (by United Sts. packet) ........N Oct. 14 . America (by U State: packet) ..........h Oct. 11 .......... Southampton !Oct. 19 Australia (via South ampton) ..........M,N ov. 4 Ditto (via Marseilles) N Nov 2 ... Dover .... , Nov. 30 Ditt.o (via Cape of Gorki I Rope) ............N Dee. 4 ........ • .„..T,The, rts II Amen( West Coast) ...s i tad or the mo n th .. Plymouth .. Nev. S Alexandria.......... s s, it, 24, & 30 of ii. Dover .....•; Atexandria..........M 4th & 20th of mot,. soutintinpuo, I Bahamas ...........iii 17th of the month South:imp:oi Nov. 1 Belgium ............N I,ally ........... Dover ...... Daily Brazil .............. hi 9th of the month.. Southanipt,t, Nov. 16 Buenos Ayres...... ..M 9th of the month.. Soot hirtiv, ,, ,Nov. l• 16 Cupe ot t,ood [lope ..N 'Vari o us pert. Uncertain Cape of ( I .M Elope ..N Cope de Verde ......ti sth of th e mon th Seuthampton.Ney. 16 Ceylon (see India) Ceylon ..............N Channel Isles ...... —II Mon ~Wed.,&Frld. Southatnpti n 'Tit Th. 944 Chi1i................M 2d & 17th of mont • Southampton Nov. 1 Chins (see India) Constantinople .......h 8,13, I 8.23,&A °fin Dover., ~..'Oct. 80 Constantinople ........ 4th & 20th of mon, SouthaMptot:l Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ....... ,Dover ...... Twicedaill Egypt (see India) France . ..... .. M & N Twice daily . . Dover .... . Twicedally Gibraltar ..........M 4,7, 17, 20, 27 o f n! Southamp to' (Oct. 20 Greece (see India) • Greytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of mon.' Southampton Hamburgh ..........N Tuesday & Frlda.) London ..... Havannah .......... m 2nd of the mouth Southamptot.,Nov. 1 Holland ....... ...... Da11y...... „ „,, Dover ..... .. It tally Honduran...... —hi 17th of th e month. . 1 3outhampto, 'Nov. 16 India (vlaSouthampt.)M 4th & 20th of In, fl, Plymouth .• I India (via Marseilles)M 91. h& 25th of Month Dover .....,;Got. 31 lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, & 27 of mon, Dover... • I Ireland .. ~....M & N Twice daily ......111olyhead ..ITwicodailp M lx m. . • •• . . IN 7,9, 17, & 27 of in.lSouthanaptot,loct. 2; ira .....• •..... N. 9th of the month 'Southampton 'Nov. 16 Madeira .... • • . .... N 23d of mo n th ... ;Liverpool ...'Nov. 3 Malta (see India) I Malta ..............S 4 . 18. &26 of mon.lDover ...... bet. 29 Mauritius (see India) ‘tauritius ..........N 14th of the month' Mexico .... ...... ..M Ind of the month. (Dover Nov. 1 Naples . •.. ....•• •• NI ;sth 15th2hthofmon 1 - ) over •• •• • • ! Oct. 22 New Granada ......N I2d & 17th of month !Soutliamplot, Noy. 1 New Zelland , .••..•• • • Illy private skip , • j Various port. 1! toieetaln. Papal tuates .........N i•ititihtli2;thofrnon.Dover Peninsula .. ... • • . ..M 11 thi7thl7thofnion.lsouthampto, .......Oct. 22 !Nov. 26 Peru ...... Port Natal ••.• .N By private ship ....Various ports Uncertain. Sicily ..............Nisth 1 th 2s thoinion,' Dov e r '• •• • - Tuscany ............N , thi s th2stholinon. Oct. 12 !Dover ...... Oct. 22 Venezuela .......... it. •••-• 2d& 17th ofmtonth!Southampton Nov. 1 Van Diemen'sLanti (see Australia) ........ West Indies 2 tt 17th el month ......... I Southamptei Ncv. 1 . ..., 4 --- When any of these de spatched on the follownt 'outhempton), and the 2 preceding day. rtes fall oa a Sunday, the mails will he de tz day with the exception of the India VIA ►Salta, both of which will be despatched the THE SHIPWRECKS or 1853.—From the Admiralty re turns recently printed it, appears that in the year 1853 there were 832 vessels wreaked on the coast and in the seas of the United Kingdom. Of these 360 were totally wrecked, 70 were sunk by collision, 386 were seriously damaged and had to discharge their cargoes, and 28 were seriously damaged by collision. The greatest num ber of wrecks, 123, occurred in December, and the fewest, 25, in June. 253 wrecks occurred on the east coast of Great Britain, 76 on the south coast, and 130 on the west coast ; 81 wrecks took place on the coast of Ire land ; 6 ♦essels were cast on shore at Scilly, 11 at the Channel Islands, 3 at Orkney and Shetland, and 12 at the Isle of Man. The remaining 260 avrecks occurred in the surrounding seas. The loss of lives during the year, as far as has been ascertained, amounts to 939. There are 103 life-boat stations, and 131 mortar and rocket stations in England ; 7 stations for life-boats, and 15 for mortars and rockets in Scotland • 10 sta tions for life-boats, and 22 for rockets and mortars in Ireland. TOTAL SUP/MISSION OP THE LIQUOR TRAPPIC.—Ths second aggregate meeting of the General Council of the " United Kingdom Alliance for the Total and Immediate Suppression of the Liquor Traffic," was held yesterday morning in the Athenmum Library Hall, St. George street, Manchester, prior to the holding of a large publie meeting in the evening. Sir Walter Trevelyan, Bart., presided ; and there were present representatives from nearly all parts of England, about 150 in number. A series of resolutions were agreed to. It was also resolved to raise a fund of 10,0001. for the accomplishment of the objects of the Alliance ; and a subscription was entered into in the room, which realised upwards of 1,5001. The council broke up at four o'clock. In the evening a public meeting was held in the Free-trade hall, at which the Earl of Harrington presided. BIRTHS. OF A BON. On the 21st inst., at 2, Moray-place, Edinburgh, the wife of Captain and Adjutant J. Robertson, Royal South Gloucester Militia. On the 22d inst., at Aahtead Park, the wife of Colonel Charles Begot. OP • DALIGHTER. On the 15th inst., at Boulogne-sur-mer, the wife of Ma jor Cooke, Madras Artillery. On the 23d inst., at Turehana-green, the wife of P. M. Tait, Esq., Calcutta. MARRIED. On the 25th inst., at Trinity Church, Paddington, Fre derick Dampier Rich, Esq., Lieutenant R.N., second son of Sir Charles Rich, Bart., to Jessie Catherine Hesketh, daughter of Sir John Ilesketh Lethbridge, Bart. On the 24th inst., at St. Mary' s , N ew i ng t on , R o b er t Bruce, son o f the late Lieut. Henry Walker (a), R.N., to Clara, youngest daughter of the late Capt. Arthur Moles worth, Royal Marines. DIED. Ou the 22d inst., at his residence, Mugdock-castle, Stir lingshire, Archibald M`Lellan, Esq., aged 58. On the 23d inst., at Stoorbridge, Mr. G. T. Baylis, C.E., late of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Rail way, aged 44. On the 11th Jane, Wm. Nairn° Gray, E sq ., Commis sioner of Crown Lands, Geelong, Port-Philip, fifth son of the late Charles Gray, Esq., of Corse. On the 'l3d inst., at Whalley Range, Moss-side, Man• cheater, Adam Cottam, Esq., of the firm of Jno. Elce and Co., Phceuix Iron Works, Manchester, aged 57. Ou the 6th inst., at Scutari Hospital, from the effects of fever, contracted at Devna, Lieut. Francis Alder, 77th Re ,iment, aged 21. On the ' l 2d hist., the Rev. Jas. Ilddane Stewart, rector of Linipsfield, Surrey (formerly minister of P ercy Ch a p e l, London, and int:nil:bent of St. Bride's, Liverpool), son of the late Duncan Stewart, Esq., of Ardeheal, Argyllshire, :aged 78. On the 23d inst., at the house of his son-in-law, the Rev. D. Butler, in St. John's-wood, Lieut.-GeneralEwart, C. 8., of Beech-grove, Sunninghill, Berkshire, Colonel of the 67th Regiment, aged 68. LONDON : Printed and Pablished by 1117P,D0 YOUNG, .f Ne. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112 steani, in the Precinct of the Savoy, iu the eaunty at Middlesex, Thuratty, Oct. 26, 1664.