The Sun. — London, England, 1854-04-19 00:00:00

._.... . . _ . • THE SUN, LONDON WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19,' 18$ 4. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. , TEE GREAT SEIZURE OF STOLEN. PRO- I INSTITUT ION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. TEE LONDON GAZaTTE OF LAST NIGHT. The (ship), steering W., April 9, lat. 52 N., long. 41 W. PERTY.-THE BURGLARS' STORES. i ~,.._______• • The George Marsden, from Malta, April 16, short of pro , -•• e•-• - ST. JAMES'S-PALACE, FEB. 22. The precise day is not yet fixed, but there is no longer NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. -. The recent discovery, through the vigilance of the At the last meeting of this society, Mr. James Simp- visions and supplied. The Ocean (brig) and General Washington, steering W., any doubt that the Crystal Palace 'will be opened by BETTING-MONDAY NIGHT. devoted to the - discussion o f th e p apers by Mr. J. Situp. Knighthood upon John Kingston James, Esq a of 8, same day, long 11. City detective police, of a suspected notorious fence and son, president, in the chair, the evening was entirely The Queen was this day pleased to confer a the hon N ou o r . of her Majesty towards the end of May, that the ceremo- Much indignation was caused by the game which was The Augusta (Hamburgh schooner), from Savanilla to the ca lath of the keeper, Moses m ou e, a j e w, 'pos. son, jun., and Mr. C. Wye Williams, "On the Manage. Hertford-street, Mayfair- DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 15. London, April 2, lat. 49, long. 15 W. vial will be conducted with great pomp, and that the played with Defiance in reference to the Newmarket sessing considerable wealth, have led to the most im. ment of the Engine and other Furnaces, and the • occasion will be embraced as a fit opportunity for dis- portant results as to a system which appears to have James Robert of the Right Hon. Sir w. playing the permanent attachment, not only of the , e ieve t of fulfilling Handicap. He had ' been brought b to r the d town for the hexispreensgsapgeumrpeonste,foars that h t event, more especially since it Prevention of Smoke." An explanation was given, by The Queen has been graciously pleased tole - lye orders for The Saxon (American ship), April lat. 49 N., long. 13 been extensively carried out in disposing of burglarious means of a diagram, of . several divisions of the process, the appointment Plunder, The accused, Moses Moses, it will be recol- a wasgenera . lly cted, was committed for trial from the Mansion-house division gave. the mere -relative gross bulk of gas and air leading to the combustion of in f urnaces Th e fi rst G eorge Graham, Barat., to be an Ordinary Member of the Thos ina, from London to Teneriffe, April 9, lat. 48, large, to those p eace f u l arts which have un til now been circumstances he advanced in favour, until 2to 1 was justice-room - of • d for combustion. In the second the mechanical ,on Friday last, on two charges felony, require of the Most Honourable Order of the Town, April 8, lat. 11 N., long. 26 W. money As the night wore on, however, DOWNING-STREET, APRIL 15. the glory and happiness of the present reign. Consider- taken to some indications The Menai (s.), bound to the River Plate, April 13. No. 74' 3,2 d clist. pendt., bound to Hobart ing that a million of money has been thus far spent inA ship, showing 2d dist. pendt., No. 9374., March 28, lat. en read, that the the betting afforded. palpable h l.thzdbe of his downfall ; but it was not until after t e Is been stolen ; but the police obtained a further remand, or contact of atoms, being ess en ti a l t o the subsequent The Queen has been pleased to appoint Robert Moles -37, long 10. the undertaking, and that a quarter or even half a mil- . many other cases being alleged against him, and since . chemical u nion. The third exhibited . the several consti- worth, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of then a host of persons have identified the property found tuepts of gas and air-the former being hydrogen and cars the Colony of Victoria. The Resolute, April 4, lat. 37 N., long. 9W. lion more may be required before the capital account is principal masked battery was opened against him. From 5 to 2 he was then driven at once to 10 to 1, and finally bon ; the latter, oxygen and nitrogen; the relative volumes WAR-OFFICE, APRIL IS. No. 6 Transport, same day. closed-considering how this immense sum has been 25 to 1, or any odds, indeed, were offered. This left on Iris e p r rernises as stolen from them by burglars, The. prisori somewhat advanced in . life . . For of each were given, and it was shown that ten volumes of The Royal George, April 10, lat. 49 N., long. 10 W. A ship, showing 2d dist. pendt., No. 7812, same day. raised, and th e unprecedented objects, in a com. Adine about as good a, favourite as anything„ and the were as follows :- several ears he in the neighbourhood of Houns. air were absolutely essential to the combustion of one The Atlantic (American ship), April 11, lat. 50N., long. mercial sense, to which its expenditure has been di- quotations at the close ditch, his stores being in Bell-lane, Spitalfields, where volume of gas. The fourth division showed the proper- vice Lieutenant General Sir Richard Armstrong, K.C.8., 10 w. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. lou 3 g 2 lly ß a i t u t ' o e iZ t ° . f rotted--bearing in mind, also, the great want which he carried on the business, as he describes on his card, tions in which those constituents combined. The nature deceased, April 17. N. Atlantic m (barque), of Weymouth, April 12, lat. 49 . ol .r - o - n l :: ii i i c t , emt: F G o z . :Vr olo 'int sto 1 agst, Adine. exists for such a place within reach of a popula ..e ~ iong. 8 V V . 7to 1 agst Little Jem (taken). of "Government Contractor; General Agent, and Ex- G C.B F° . of flame and smoke was examined; showing that the 68th Regiment of Foot-Major•General Sir William The Franhois Araeo Lavienac from Bordeaux to Boni- lion like that of London-it is not too much to porter, &c." The stores possess many advantages now 10 to 1 agst Epaminondas (taken).l In 1 '• ' claim for, an enterprise so noble and imperial all 10 to 1 agst The Veteran (100 to 8 taken). that their purpose has been disclosed, being peculiarly intense was the heat, direct e a cause used by b y the w combustion hichthe temperaturehe hyd hydrogen, tehne, Douglas Lewis H m e r e r i rc e s e , r H C . e 8 n . , , , e t r o s 0n be , C C Colonel, nvice deceased, Li eut April .- 17 e . n e r a bay, Feb. 20, at. 6N. on g. 22 W. ' the prestige and support which it is within the scope , situated in' a neighbourhood filled with intricate carbon was raised to that of white heat, which produced The Claud (barque), steering to the N.W. with main of our, institutions to confer upon it. So much has 3to 1 agst Adine and Nicotine coupled (taken), ourts and standin alleys and , g at a corner of - the luminosity of flame. This process was illustrated by say Darling to. be Colonel, vice 32d Foot, April l 7 b Ctt GC B removed to the ... . topmast gone, March 3, lat. 28 S., long. 81 W. been magnificently accomplished at Sydenham that, if PORT STAKES. , reference to the mode of producine the intense heat and gatewane" with a cab-yard adjoining. Among the b lough y o on, .. ~ 98th Regiment of Foot-Major-General - 31 . aj e or i G ie e n n t e . r .G al ei 7 e = r L N i v nt The Stamboul, from New Orleans to Liverpeol, March 2to 1 on West Australian. ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, APRIL 17. 10, lat., 24 N., long. 81 W. all classes do not cheerfully and unanimously join in immense quantity of property faund in the stores, luminosity required for the oxy-hydrogen miscroscope. supporting the enterprise, we deserve never to have 7to 2 agst Sittingbourne (taken). which the police seized at the time, suspecting it to be The Etiwan, from Bristol to New York, Apr i l 5 lat. 50 anything of the kind attempted for us again. In fact, GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. have been stolen the bulk has been identified as the heat was projected, was instantly raised to the tempera- Second Lieutenants.-Franci 's Walter de Winton, vice N. long. 18 W. filmi•Osems• In the latter the piece of lime or carbon, on which the Royal Regiment of Artillery-Gentlemen Cadets to . , we are not likely soon to have so expensive an expert- sto 2 agst Virago. produce of the following ' daring robberies and burglaries. pure of extreme luminosity, neither the lime nor carbon, Pongee promote ;Edmund Charles ment repeated, if this one fails ; and it is worth while to 200 to 12 agst West Australian (taken). On the 15th of last December a case of jewellery of the however, suffering rapid combustion. In the former, the Booth, ; Eeteeo Brack- PP T . r ai o nc i ko c e : ' PRICES (IF SHARES. remember this, now that the period for testing its sue- 500 to 10 agst La Belle. value of 130/., belonging to Mr. Alexander Pyke, of 16, Hatton-garden, was stolen from a brougham while stand- carbon f the gas was raised, by the same means (the Promoted g vice - • cess approaches. If any delusive hopes are entertained combustion of the hydrogen) to the high temperature, ;Jervis promoted rn est ;. Tacker,Au Augustus us tuvs HenryHp Montagueert IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM CHESTER CUP. that the promised scheme of the Royal Commission at _ . ing in the Strand. A boy, who had the care of it at the time, and two men who enticed the boy to commit the but could not suffer combustion until it was brought into tn-ancis' Sehreiber, ' vice E. P. B. Turner, promoted ; roe:toted en bury, promoted ; Pilkington Jackson, vice Markham, PANIES' STOCK. Kensington -gore will supply a rival attraction they had inewminster was backed at prices ranging from 16 to robbery, were convicted at a subsequent session of theeyr, promoted ; Brymer contact, in its turn, with its equivalent of the oxygen of Michael Tweedie; vice Cromartie, promoted ; Robert 12 to 1. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 18. better be dismissed at once. That body makes no sign Central Criminal Court, and sentenced to two years' im- the air. If, however, that supply of air was not pro- Loftue Tottenham, vice Joyce, promoted; Richard O'Hara, of putting the shilling surplus to such popular uses as THE DERBY. From the Official Pd. Gan give the directors and shareholders of the Crystal 9to 2 agst Autocrat (to 100/.) prisonment. None of the property was recovered, Wil vided before the carbon lost its high temperature, it re- vice Gore, promoted ; Hugh Chetham Lyle, vice Teesdale, turned to its previous and netural state of a black sub. promoted ; Leonard Griffiths, vice Lyons, promoted ; Palace Company the slightest alarm ; on the con- 6to 1 agst Dervish. although the officers engaged in the case circulated hand- stance, and gave the black character to the products, liam Raymond Lluellyns . vice Torriano,_promoted • Henry - JOINT-S To ,R BANKS. trary, the commissioners exhibit all those unmis- 7to 1 agst King Tom. of the property, and offering a reward of 100/. for r it t s bills throughout the metropolis • • ..., giving an accurate is called smoke. The first important condition was then B Browno- John Foquett Ellis Hickes, vice JT,p , r • 1 , PUBLISELED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ETENING. shown to be, the providing the required quantity of air. Dividend Amount takeabie symptoms of somnolency which are so 30 to 1 agst Ostrogoth (taken). Corps of Royal Engineers.-Gentlemen Cadets to be Se- Company. per . Name of of Paid. Price, apt to manifest themselves in corporations having 33 to I agst Marsyas. recovery, but without avail, until Mr. Mitchell, the in spector of the City police, on examining the jewellery Reference was then made to the area, recommended by cond Lieutenants, with Temporary Rank.-Peter Henry Annum. Share. meted, April 11. trust money of which nobody i''' specially the 35 to 1 agst Neville (taken). some authorities, as being sufficient to allow the quan- Scratchley, vice Cox, promoted ; Gustavus Nicolls Kelsall, cestui que trust, which they have a very doubt- 40 to 1 agst Canute (taken). ' found in Moses's stores discovered among them the fol- tity to enter a furnace. It had been considered, that vice Savage, promoted, April 11. ' s. d. Zs. d. Australasia........... 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 72 ful equitable right to hold, and which is appro. 50 to 1 agst Grey Plover (taken). 10 - vine • • „, .-Several jewel- cases, containing plated gold r inch of even half a squa e aperture for each square foot . priated to no well-defined objects. It would be much 1000 to 20 and 1000 to 15 betted agst Acrobat. bracelets, brooches, nearly 300 sets of studs, 80 lockets, of furnace grate was sufficient for the combustion of the - • Jervoise Clarke Jervoise, Commercial of Loudon. 61. per cent. , 100 0 0 20 0 0 - COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. British North American 6i per cent. 50 0 0 „ 69 County of Southampton Sir C010nia1.............; 3/ pet cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 better that the surplus of the Great Exhibition should TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 42 fine gold riegs, and numerous other articles. Mr. fuel. This was, however, stated to be insufficient for Bart., to be De ut -Lieutenant, April 12. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - - remain pernianently buried under the ruins of the Sym-. Purposes. The proper area for admission being In the course of the day Ruby was backed for a good Pyke, on bein,g shown thet identified Practical property, a once ond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - -20 0 0 210 0 posium than that the existence of such a fund, with afrom 4to 6. square inches far each foot of grate, accord- Esq., to be Captain, vice Lord Ashburton, resigned, April London and County .. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - deal ofat 9 to 2, 4 to 1, and 7 to 2. money the whole of it as being part of that stolen from the body charged to administer it, should act injuriously ing to the extent of draught and the nature of the coal. 12. Londn and Westminetr 61, per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 34 TUESDAY. brougham. On the 13th of February the warehouse Hampshire Yeomanry Cavalry-Thomas George Baring, l!' ni ' • lo a 0 24 upon the prospects of a healthy commercial enterprise like that at Sydenhain. The Commissioners IVIATcH-p.m. 100, -Mr, Mere' of Mr Samuel Hargraves Manchester warehouseman, h ft. . . s Pharold, by • , ; . . . Frovincial of Irelatid.. 81 per cent. 100 o'o 25 0 0 - This serious difference was supposed to have been caused. C oun ty of L anca ster-Thomas Berry Horsfall, Esq., to London Joint Stock .• •6/ per cent- 50 0 0 Ditto, New.•....... ,8 t per cent. 10 0 0 all would probably be foremost as indivi I 1 - is themselves Alarm, 4 yrs, Set 71b, receive s received forfeit from Count Bat- of No. 10, Gresham street, Guildhale war burglanously by an erroneous calculation of the rate of the current be Deputy Lieutenant, April 13. of air entering. For, if half a square inch of area was -„ a atonal of Irelan-. •41 per cent. 50 0 0 22 II 0 cua s in ac - now- broken into, and shawls and other property of the ' b In t t A 'l. 12 'edging this ; and even the Prince has not been slow t thyany's Marquis. of Sevigne, 3 yrs, 7 Ist 71b. value of neerly 400' were carried off by the burglars. Alexander O'Farrell, Gent., to e ieu enan , pn . all that was allowed, the - air must have a velocity ten . . . g Nat. Provneial of En . Cl.6t_ per cent.. 100 0 0 33 6 0 manifest the interest which lie feels in anundertaking, n PLATE of 501,. for two-yr-olds, colts Bst 81b, and fillies ' " , times greater than could be shown to have ever been Kine's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Tower Hamlets 3il Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster -Own Militia- . Ditto, New •• •• •5• per cent. 20. 0 0 1) 0 0 A full description of the property was circulated by 45 tte direct work, indeed, of a ' Bst 41b. First half of Ab. Mile. attained. Thus supposina a furnace to be 4 feet bv 2 eei,s . ss . privai .e coman, but the police, and a large reward was offered, but no • ' ' - Woodford, who retires; Thomas Rochfort Hunt, Gent., South Australia .• .. 8 p. et. & es. 25 0 o „ which can trace its origin by no dubious pedigree to the Mr. T. Powell's Bessie, Bst 41b (Yates) 1 feet 6 inches, equal to 10 square feet of bar surface, this Militia-Ensign Coles Lewis Harris to be Lieutenant, vice Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p et.&bs. 25 0 0 all Union of :‘ustralia.... 40 . per cent. 2:5 0 0 25 0 0 63 clue was obtained of it until it came to light among Ditto .............. 40i. per cent. - 210 0 67, nintestrial gathering of 1851. • property consisted would effect a combusion of 2 cwt. of coal per hour,of Min' J v Cumberland Regiment i i ia-- amesßrooks- . Union of London ..... 8/. per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 21es :.Oily three short , - a be blac - shaw s, three square black wool shawls, 19 scarlet to be Ensign, l vice Harris. • - 40 0 0 all tlieltiplacc, and but two sinco the p urchase of the old . (Flatman) 3 lama hankerchiefs, 16 green ditto, and numerous other feet per hour, or for 20- cwt. of the coal, 100,000 cubic April 5. Union of Madrid ... • • • . I bank, jun., Gent., to Lieutenant, vice, Parke, resigned, t i ",.. * * l i TeL inl LV`_le - Ps, , lk . , and non, n one of the Mr. Armstrong's Siding, Bst alb (Guodmen) 4 articles. 31r. Hargraves 'states, with the exception of feet. The following comparison of velocity of the en- Ist or Royal East Middlesex Regiment of Militia--, eneURANCE COMPANIES. -11'417t flays .. of stniY, I o-f, the Queen goes to crown Mr. Trargreave - s Sister to Singapore, Bst 41b ....(Sly) 5 two pieces of cloth and seven or eight shawls, the pro- tering air for the supply of the gas gave some idea of the' Robert Crowe, Gent., to be Ensign . , April 8. Dividend Amount loft, ,/*..., presence the inau g uration of a new palace Mr. St, Aubyn's Eironeia, Bst 41b cause of underreting the required area of admission :- Ist or Western Norfolk Regiment of Militia-Captain (P. Price) 6 petty found comprises the whole proceeds of the bur- of Paid. Price. for h ' . _ ~,, :t-ePeeple, raised on the heights of Sydenbare by Betting-5 to 4on Bessie, 3to 1 agst Siding. Bessie el V The o ' Hambleton Francis Custance to be Major, vice Bulwer, . Name of Company. per Annum. Share. • teePrite`rprise of a thee property identified was carried away joint-stock e - nmpany without vo- made most of the running, and won easily by two length ' ar s * 3 . by burglars from the following places :-Mr. Rossiter s,. square foot of • draw Velocity • s Air aperture per of Quantity of air Quantity for who . retires ; Samuel William Aldred, Gent., to be As each ton of sistant-Surgeon, vice Baker, deceased, April 10. £ s. d. X II . d ght per per luntary contributions or other aids unknown to coin- A lengalnand a half between the second and third. 122, London-wall, on the 20th of last January ; Mr. T. grate • second. • hour. • coal. 2nd or Eastern Norfolk Regiment of Militia-George • Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 92 meree. • - Under these circumstances, one of the first and SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soes, each for three-yr-olds, 7st ; Self, Artillery lane, Bermondsey Mr, George Mat- -----1 Blomefield, Esq. (late Lieu • tenaut-Colonel unattached), to Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d s. 100 0 0 11 0 0 is most natural questions to ask is " Will the works be four, Bst 41b ; five an d upwar d E 4 g s t iiib. The win- th NI k ' l -Y ; 111 LBr d h 6 • ' - s - • - ews, le ar et p ace, Be rmon d se y ; r . e on ,at resume inches et a ft. persec. 7,000 cubic ft. 7o 000 be Captain; James Haggard, Esq., to be Captain, 'April 11 . Ditto Marine ... NI pere.& lee 10e 0 0 25 0 0 SU . fficiently cotnpletnd to admit of an effective opening ?" ner to be sold for 80 sovs. if demanded, &e. First mannfacturer, Southwark-bridge-road ; Mr. E. T. Jones, 6 a -,, at 10. , 15,000 150,000 Norfolk Militia Artillery—John Penrice, Gent. to be •• •• •••• • Gent., Anchor .... • • . 6 cent. 50 0 I 0 0 ...... I3s 6d. 50 0 0 5 15 0 20 No one will expect that an undertaking so vast can be half of Ab. M. 8 subs. Artillery-street, Bermondsey ; Messrs. Hodgson and ' First Lieutenant ; Edward Tredcroft, Gent., to be Second , rgus Life ....... •• • • 4 , per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 23 perfected in all its details at once, or that successive Mr. Mare's Switch, by Ratan, 3 yr5......(5. Steggles) 1 Rogers, of John street w es t, Bl ac ef r i ars ; Mr. Smith, Then, if the area were reduced to half a square inch, it Lientenant, April 10 ; Charles North, Gent., to be Second British Commercial ... 7s. 6d 50 0 0 5, 0 7 . , Clericl.3led.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ' 21 months and y ears will not witness improved arrange- Mr. A., J. Le Cras s J enny Wren, 3 yrs (Palmer) 2 o f A r till er yl ace Horse) down ; Messrs,' Cooper and would reuire a veloci of 80 feet er second to o- Lieutenant APril 1 - 1 -• 4/ 100 0010 0 1 12A Inent% att rac ti ve a dditions, and all the other novelties Mr. J. Armstrong's The Handsome Buck, 3 yrs (Hiett) 3 Tress, of Church-passageßl kf • •and lvide for the admissionwithinthe given time,fthe This[ article is substituted for that which appeared in the Crown •••••••• •• •• • • - I ac nars , severa - other-s. From inquiries made by the police of the ac- necessary quantity. B lose observation, b means Gazette of Friday last.] Eagle .. permanent institution. Some time must elapse - before lane, 4 yrS (Charlton) ; Mr. Hadland's Prevarication, 3 cused how he became dofthis he of Y 1 c •of the • Y current 'East York Regiment of gilitia- Alvin ,Shutt Bell, Equity and Law..:. .: 4)4 per cent. 100 4 0 50 0 6 possesse - an aerometer, the ve °city 15s. 20 - 0 11 an • ' 19 the commercial experiment involved in such an' enter- yrs (Kendall) ; Mr. Ayre's Carlotta Grisi, 3 yrs (T. pliedhadadvanced it, butwho • • • d 10 feet al if the he moneys on Genera 1.............. 5 0 0 e , 5 % prise can be fairly tested, and during that period the di- Sherwood) ; Mr. Barnard's Jessamine, 3 yrs (Wells) ; were who brou ht it h . hh d hI h d h d d f st 8 feetwhen it but g to im e a not tes ig test raug t was goo ;an rom o was — Gl , ,be - .128 BANKRUPTS. unardian .......• .... 5 . per cent. ,lf 0 0 a 45 0 o 57% rectors and staff of the company will have ample oppor- Mr. Dame's- fby Coningsby-Marie, 3 yrs (Rook), knowledge. He ket no books or entries of these trans- moderate. Aain it was observed that, by admittina John Sammarsell, carpenter, Saint Marylebone, to tir- Imperial Fire .... 12/. per cent. 54,0 0 0 50 00, 3 , 0 tunitiea to supply those Portions of the gener a l plan Betting-5 to 2 agst Tamerlane ;sto 2 agst Jesse- actions, an d admitted t o heofficers th a t h e d the air through ' us thin films -or divisions, til t' s; t . exported . numerous render, April 29, end June 3, at one, at the Court of Imperial Life which they have itot hitherto been able to overtake or mine. Marie filly was very restive at the post, and the largely in reduced by frictionthrough these goods to America and Australia.. A velocity was necessarily Fennell official assignee Guildhall-ahem- -Indemnity Azalea.- 1 sh. & bs. ,100 0 0 113 0 0 ,6 . Bankruptcy. Pen , , finish. If we cannot have the entire system of fountains , start was, consequently, delayed some minutes. The great mass of remains police .• orifices exhibited in tl property at Bow-lane sta- so many halfench as were ie models hers • Hare and Whitfield Temle. Law Fire .... - U.& 2s. es. 1 100. 0 0 210 0 4e,' in play, this season for want of the water towers, we race may be described in a few words. Switch took the lion, not identified, a b ou t w hi c h b u t. one opinion b and drawings 1 The mode of admitting the can ags on the table. James H my Thomas Vaughan Hughes, c 'chemist, Bays- l' ew Life— •• •••• •• • • . , egal and General Life 100 o 3 io 0 0 57 1 2 i 5 0 1 2 0 0 int most rest contented with the upper series until they are lead, with Jenny. Wren and the Handsome Buck lying formed. Among them are 50 solid gold gentlemen's air ly numerous small orifices, as practised by Mr. C. water, April 25, and May 23, at twelve at the Cottrt of London Fire s . London hese • • ..... - - ia. not taken up at once, time must be allowed for Switch winning by a length and a half, the second beat- waiter, with the letter Rin the centre ; some Plate, that the great object to be effected was, the division of Buchanan, Basinghall-street. Marine . . ... e• „„.. _ lss.per share 100 0 / 18 0 0 22/4 the less enterprising to reconcile themselves to ing the third half a length. The winner was claimed, with a crest coronet p ar tly erase d f rom it ; so m e black the air, on its admission to the furnace, so.that no more Henry Ansley and William Walton (and not Watson, as et ed i ln: 1 id . n Gen. ...Life 4% • per ct. 50 0 1 , 2 0 0 3Y4 ••• S P. ei. Scbe 20 0 0 1 ` 2 o 0 6 this new mode of advertising. Dr. Lathom Renewal of the NEWMA.RKET HANDICAP of 25 soya, each, silks, cloths, and other articles. The re - examination atoms were brought into contact with the atoms of the advertised in last Friday's Gazette), drapers, Birmingham, mil Monarch •. • .. , • _ ~ 0 0 1 a 1 Pe cannot expect to complete his ethnological seller- 10 ft and only sif declared, nec., with 200 added, for of the accused is appointed for Friday when all at were required for their April 27 and May 25, at ten, at the Birmingham District National • Loan Fund 5 ,. pte• cent.. 20 0 s 210 ‘- 2% .r . .ay nest, w gas, any one moment, than C' •urt• Christie, official assignee, Birmingham • Worth- Palladium ate Lion from the types of races brought to the Port of 3-yr-olds and upwards ; the owner of the second horse the above If cases of burglary will, it is expected, be gone successive union and combustion. this.were the case, . notes; and Sh• Manchester; M tteral and' Knight ipman Pelican ....•• •• ... • • _ . , se London in one year, nor Sir Joseph Paxton to achieve to receive 100 sovs. out of the stakes. Penalties for into. , combustion and heat would , be generated, continuously, ing-ton ia n •.' ' Phcenix •• .• . . --, 180 in a few weeks, or even months, the full effects of a certain winners. Clermont course (1 mile 6 furlongs as the gas and air came into. contact. • If, however, the Bremer, wool dealer,Sheffield, April 29, and 1 01 12 1 g es 111. P essional L:fe s'. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 16 Provident Life ll. 5s Sc bs. 100 0 0 10 0 el developed vegetation. So in fact, with nearly all the 55 yards). 77 subs. -34 of whom pay 5 sous ft. air entered in a bod or even in a film, in lar er uan- Y, g q May 27, at ten, at the Leeds District. Court. Brewin, offis Rock Life.... • • departments,. which, though the chief expense connected Sir R. Pigot's Coup d'Etat, 3 yrs, sst 131 b (J. Steggles) 1 FALLING AMONG TIIIETES. . tities than could be taken up by the gas, before the tem- cial assignee, Sheffield ; Ryalls, Sheffield. R o y a l Exchange ....•• ; 61. pct & bs. Stock. all 250 with them has already been incurred, are still capable of Mr. G. Munro's Sine qua Non, 3 yrs, Est 41b T. Cliff) 2 —_____,_______ Sun Fire ..... • • ..... I 61 10s. • , perature was lowered, a refrigeratory effect must be the VENT P TITIONERS INSOL E . Ditto Life .. .. . Ii lOs - ' e , 65 much imp r o vemen t. But, though in one sense the Mr. J. M. Stanley's Veteran, 4 yrs, Est 81b (Ashmall) 3 A few days - ago it was stated in the papers than Man-consequence, • would be formed and fuel would be te smoke w J. Harrington, Grafton-place, Euston- square dealer in United Kingdom .... • pct kbs. 20 0 , 0 4 0 0 5% Crystal Palace and park cannot be considered complete, Captain Lane's Epaminondas, 3 yrs 63t.......(Pa1mer) 4 cheater was more than usually crowded with thieves and t was ass , rted . that the phrase "burning ' t City, , ~. toys-E. A. Bardoulea,u, great Winchester-street, , universa l Life .• • ...• •2 . ss. per se. 100 00100 0 - in another ~if due exertions are made, there will be more The following also ran :-Mr. Mare's Nut pecker , 4 1f h t h 1 fl ' was o • h h pec er, a coup eo t ese pes s, at te c ose 0 est wee k, suc- smoee was improper, inasmuc as t e amen aid not clerk to an attorney-J. T. Carey, St. Alban's-terrace, ‘'ic'erie Life • • .... el oer cent - '4 12 6 6 than sufficient to astonish and delight every one who yrs, 7st 91b (Petit) ; Lord Exeter's Nicotine, 4 yrs, 7st ceeded in easing a farmer who lives at Little Hulton of ex i s t u n til th e gases had left the furnace ; this was de- Vauxhall-brid e-road, mason-J. Bates, Deptford, Kent, g gose there.' The building itself so far transcends its llb (J. Mann) ; L or d Clifd en ' s Poodle, 5 yrs 7 st cash enough to enable them to spend the Easter holidays monstrated bya diagram, showing that on distilli ng commission agent-W. Wood, Denbigh-street, Pimlico, BR I DGES. original as to Make one feel rather ashamed of the admi- (Toovey) ; Lotd Glasgow's brg by Assault-Miss Nor- very much to their satisfaction. The farmer, whose coal in a clone vessel, and foraing'in a Man quantity of builders clerk-R. Holland, Tower-street, St. George the Dividend Aineunt- ration which that excited. The grand transept would ton 4 yrs 6st 131 b (Aldcroft) ; Mr. H. Lister's Little name it is not desirable at present to mention, states air,jet which,' • • ' -- • Martyr. chandler's shopkeeper-J, A. Reid, Tabernacle a of gas issued, on ' ignition at the on-Name of Company, of Paid. Price. alone, from the effect which it produces, justify an o p en - J em, 3 yrs, s st . e l b ( Oli ver, j un.) ; nl r. J . P erren ' a that he came to Manchester on Thursday last, and put, fire, was almost colourless, then merged into flame, and row, City-road, and, Basinghall-street, City, tailor-J. Ann er um . Share. W. Williams, Stonebridge-place, tree top, merchant's ing ceremonial; and it is impossible, whether the huge Adeline, 3 yrs, sst 71b (Hughes) ; Mr, Newland's El up at the Dog and Gun ,public-house. in Dale-street, ultimately became opaque smoke, It was stated, as an • £ s. d. £ 8 , d. clerk-G. F. Bennett, Southampton-street, Camden-town, pile is surveyed externally or internally, to shake off the Dorado, 3 yrs sst 71b (C. Wellman) ; Mr. Mundy's where he happened. to mention in conversation to a argument - for the necessity for some stringent , measure seal engraver-W. C. Curry, Mansion-house-street, Lam- c ~, ,„ Ilungerford ........ ~ _ _ 100 0 0 12 conviction that so wonderful a structure •is destined Censpiracy, 3 yrs, sst 41b (Martin), man who was drinking in the same room, and who had with respect to the engine furnaces in all large towns, Beth, journeyman engineer-D. Lane King-street Covent- ae " war. ' •••• •• " " .. Deto New of 7% p.c '7os. per cent 50 0 0 - t,O -le , fulfil uses more than adequate to the Qbjects for Betting at starting-4 to 1 agst Epaminondas, sto 1 turned the conversation on money and commercial ope- ' that in the last nine years, between 1845 and 1853, 801 ''''''• Bennett, - garden, dealer in foreign fancy waterloo..,,, •••••••. - 100 0 0 - se i which its construction was undertaken. The eac h same agst Nicotine, Veteran, and Little Jem, 6to I rations, that he was desirouS himself to borrow 1,000/., new chimney shafts had been erected in the metropolis Ooldsmith's-place, Shoreditch, carpenter-J. W. Ratcliff, Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 12s. 60 0 0 60 00 ' - observations hold true, of the architectural courts, agst Sine qua Non, 12 to 1 agst Assault gelding, 15 to which he could turn to good account in the coal trade, for niaimfactories, . breweries, Ste. Some few of them Harrison-street and Doughty-mews, Gray's-inneroad, cab Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. Bs. Od. 40 0040 0 0 Vauxhall ............ IL ss. 70 10 3 - • 21 of the terraced gardens, the extinct agst El Dorado. Although not regularly in the market, To his surprise, the man said he had a friend, who come . m iht h ave b e en merely re.built, after destruction, but proprietor-W. H. Anslow, Union-street orough, PastrY" animals of Waterhouse Hawkin . s, the natural et` a few bets at the rate 0 f 100 to 5 and 100 to 6 were in presently, and who was - just retur ne d f r om America the large majority cause d a dditi ona l impurity i n th e cook-G. Snell, Upton-villas, Kingsland, commander in .. tor 011 y c action of Mr. Thompson, and, indeed, every- taken about Coup d'Etat. They started well in line, very rich, that he Was sure would lend him the money, London atmosphe r e. - 1' • 1845 t 1851 th g reatest Frothher Majesty's Navy-j:G. Grew, Unson-terrace, Bagnigge- . WATER -WORKS. thing that has thus far been accomplished. The pro- and the work was cut out by Assault gelding until they The friend soon ,arrived, - and. the proposal was: made, number builti was 99 b o t.i 185:l. r wells-road, journeyman tea urn manufacturer -J. Walls, • Dividend . Amount greas made during the last few weeks in every portion were over the New Ground, when Coup d'Etat, Vete- when he readily ' enough assented to lend the money, constructed, a1d0,7:1 year tttos number ; l ose to 125. w ere 1 Role-street, Poplar, foreman to a mat manufacturer—E. Name of Company. 1 Per of red. ' Price. of the works is satisfactory • and, though the interval, tan;- El Dorado, Epaminondas , and Nicotine showed but, assumin g the air of One ' who. was circumspect in ' was contended that, in- dealing with the 'smoke clues= t• carter, Charlea-street, Portman-aim:we, licensed victualler net Ween this and the end orMay seems extremely short distinctly in front, and the running was' carried on in such matters; said it would be necessary, as they were time too much stress had been laid on the chemical part -R. Edei- S plac j e on 0 4 1C1 . rets.r- court, t a quare A.ay . sre e e r t, \ • £-s.d,'t a. , d. for what This before them to be accomplished, if the close company until -they descended the Bushes-hill, strangers, that he .should lie satisfied the farmer was of the•subject, as also, that the statement of its ,being Horsledown builder-Cathe' e Inary a Ldewi, Mar- 471r as a t ielTun " cton ....•• 14 . per cut 50 0 0 all 72 heads of departments keep steadily at their posts, and where Nicotine dropped off evidently quite beaten. On what he represe n t e d himself to be, and make some in- " impossible to burn smoke" had complicated that garet•terrace, Harrow-road, confectioner-j. Price, Bar- Kente............, 1 41. per alt. 100 () o - so get their subordinates by constant supervision to exert leaving the Abingdon Mile bottom, Veteran took the quiries. This was agreed to. The man who introduced w hi c h was , i n it se lf, A s i m pl e question. All that the ford-terrace, Liverpool-road-W. Fisher, York-place, Lambeth • • .... •••• .• , - 100 0 0 - ee Newßiver Compan - themselves to the utmost, the opening will be all that command, but when half-way between the turn of the the subject, it was proposed should go over to Little bl . caredabout that b • 1 the Vauxhill-bridge-road, lodging-house keeper-W. Hen pu ic - cut. 100 0 0 - 89 can reasonably be expected. It would be a thousand lands and the chair he was deprived of it by Coup Hulton on Friday, and all three should meet again in black or brown visible smokeshould be prevented from derson Canterbury-road, Ball's-pond, manufacturing West Middlesex ..... lo per % • 5/. s, pr et. - - 108% pities, as the Queen is to 'be present, that through any d'Etat, who went on, followed by Veteran and Sine Manchester on Saturday, when, if the report was satin- forming, or be consumed, if its formation was mciden- chemist- ' J. W. Charlton, Regent-square, Gray's inn-road, clerk in holy orders-M. Bromhead Leather- DOCKS want of energy now the effect of the inaugural ceremony qua Non. A good race up the ropes with the three factory, the 1,000/. should be forthcoming. Sharper tal to rf b • The air necessary to per pe ect com ustion. lane, Holborn, butcher =J. Dallor, Blackfriars-road, should be lessened, ended in favour of Coup d'Etat by a length, the second No. 1 did not fail to visit Little Hulton, eight or ten form this could be admitted anywhere, either through Dividend ' Amount " infinite auctioneer-G. T. Hiller, Great Cambridge-street, Hack- The holders of season tickets only will be admitted on beating the third by a neck ; two lengths between the miles from Manchester, on Geod Friday , an d • k ' too a split bridge by the fire-door, by an num- ey-road general merchant-T. P. Somers Cambrid e- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price , that.oceasion, and the sale of these commences imme- third and fourth. El Dorado, well up with Epaminon- an opportunity whilst- there to Say how careful his her f holes ' betweenplates with narrow spaces, or by n ' • J. Hirst, Grove-road, 13 , " t F. g J. . , Annum. Share. 0 ., . . ~_ „ ' street, Pimlico-H. Brixton-F. nn- __-_-- ...e.._ tliately at the west end and city offices of the company, des, was fifth. Nutpecker and Nicotine, some half a friend was in lending money to have security, d Y, an that others arranged like Venetian blinds. Practically, the Attfield , Waterloo-place - Shepherd's-bush, builder-D. X s. d• Z s. d at the London-bridge terminus of the Brighten railway, dozen lengths behind these, headed the next lot. Net the best way the other - could adopt of satisfying him he end d •d by the mechanicalof •' ' Broadway, L' d -11'11 -E• Flanagan, Comme r cial .......... 41. pr cent. Stock.. , Stock. • .coul be ,attame systems Cocksworth, u gate i , grocer ._ and at ~Mitchell's, Sams's and Westerton's libraries, amount of the stakes, 855/, was a man of substance, wou ld b e en new t -d a y to take Juckes Hazeldine, Hall, and others, or by the double Molyneux-street, Edgware-road- , -C, Nicholls Great Port- East and West India., fi, pr sent. stock. - 103 East Country.. 2es. per sh. Two kinds of season tickets are to be issued—one TWENTY-FIRST TUESDAY RIDDLESWORTH STAKES of 200 as much money with him as possible. The farmer fell, furnace b o il er s of Galloway,R MG yin and - others, land-street, Oxford-street, house painter-N.' G. Was's- Rose, a ,London ••• • ••••••• 5, pr cent. Stock. sold for two guineas, admitting to the banding sovs ench hit for three-yr-olcls ; colts Bst 7 1 b ; fillies simPIY enough, into the trap. By borrowing from aor by the •.systems of Williams, Prideaux, and many bini, Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, literary and-pcliti• Ditto Bonds •..... •• 41. per cent. - - --- _ and grounds ; the other at four guineas, and in Bst 41b ; mares or stallions that never produced a brother, he went-to Manchester on Saturday with 1051. oth er s. The objections alleged against all these' plans cal writer-W. T.' Lambert, Jerreyn street, St. James's, at. Katharine •••••• •• 4 per cent. Stock. - - chiding the railway conveyance. Families taking twos winner allowed 31b ;if both, 51b. D.M. 7 subs. in his pocket, and met the sharpers at the Buck Inn, were illustrated,and it wasstated that. with ordinary _ e _ Patent medicine vendor-T. E. Roper, Trinity-square, • authampton .... • ,ll. 12a per e. 50 0 0 50 0 0 I - - Shonfield Croydon, Surrey, tailor Victoria ..e. ..•• .. : 1 5/. per cent. 20 0 0' ' 6 0 0 I .... tickets of either kind will be allowed 10 per cent. dis- Mr. Knowles's Baalbec, Bst 71b (Bumby) 1 Booth-street, at three o'clock in the afternoon. A good boilers, the admission of air invariably ;educed the eve- Brixton, carpe n ter-P• count ; taking three, 15 per cent. ;four, 20 per cent. ; Mr. Mare's Fact (31b), Bst 41b (Rogers) 2 deal of conversation passed, and sharper No. 2 produced poratieat power or caused waste of fuel, unless there was- -T.Green, Parker-street Drury-lane, -lane and Dry-arches, • grocer-J. Simpson , rY ' • Brooksby-street, Ishng- CANALS. ~ andlve and upwards, 25 per cent. The directors, fol- Lord Clifden's Astolfo, Bst 71b (Flatman) 3 the 1,0001. (probably in flash notes), which he said he a' sharp draught, and spare boiler power ; but when . ton Strand , green • 1 t greengrocer -11 SW L. Fox, Queen's , commercial rave er .- ,Hotel, , . lowing very much the plan adopted in Hyde-park, intend Betting-2 to lon Baalbee, who made all the running, would lend on the necessary stamps being procured. A nse latter requisites were the air might be ad- St. Martin's-le-Grand, gentleman., Names of 1. 1 . Dividend Price. Names of i Dividend! making Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed nes d a y s , an d Th urs - an d won eas il y b y a l engt h an d a half . V ery b a d t hi r d . Sh arper N o . 1 sa id h e would go and show the farmer nutted in any way practically found most convenient. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Companies. :4 per Companies. • P er / p i e days shilling days, Friday a half-crown day, and Satur- Sußscurpriorr PLATE of 501. for three-yr-olds, 7st ; four, where to buy the stamps, upon which the other • • • • d • • asked , The arrangement proposed by Mr. Prideaux was notice Robert James Lepton ; Nottinghamshire, lace maker- se Annum. ,e• .0 Annum.' ce• day ass day. On the shilling days the whole cost •of Bst 7113 ; five, 9st ; six and aged, 9st 21b. T.Y.C. what guarantee they could give for their return, as he as the most creditable mechanicisne yet brought forward, Ist div. of 2s. 'Tid e any Thursday for the next six mouths, ------- --- -----•-• ' 'visiting the Palace , with conveyance there and back. by Mr. W. Reeve's Lioness, 3 yrs, fist (T. Sherwood) 1 would riot wait many minutes: The first sharper, pro. but • was its only recommendation, • as it could at Bittleston's, Birmingham. £ £ 7 _ its neatness A shtn &Oldh 98 74. p. et. 154 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 5136 the Crystal Palace Railways will be for first-class pas- Captain Lowther's Rackapelt, 4 yrs, Bst 71b (Rogers) 2 during a bundle of notes from his pocket; said he would d.h - . *'d•" b• • Richard Pimm Stratford-apon-Avon, corn and coal not improve the draw t, nor could it at In tuning Barnsley • - 160 - - Neath ••• •• 100 . 16, 150 wingers, 2a, 6d. ; for second, 2s. ; and for third, is 6cl . ~ Betting-5 to ,1 on Rackapelt. A good race in, was leave all the money he had, for the town f 11 ofsmoke" than would done by merely 1 • as was' u -• Vhder twelve y ears o f children furnace door half these rates. It is proposed to open - the build- • and the number was put up, but the horse did not go it with him. He at the name time recommended John Mellor, Menchester, innkeeper-let div. of is., Coventry., •• 100 251. 215 Regent's •.. 30 7. , 17 the the arrangement of the parallel plates in Prideaux's fire inCr . and grounds on Mondays at nine o'clock ; on to the post. farmen to adopt the same course. and the latter ,1.,•:,,i i_ __ __, „_,. _, unii;„,„,„ ___„ ,__ __ ___, i _____ ___ May 2, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Potts Man- Derby . 2.. .• 190 fie 63 Rochdale - 85 11. 108.1 66 . _ eeseeceeu man its details ae oe" , se Lelea euecessive I Mr. Mare's Switch, by Eaten, 3 Yrs••••••(s. Steggles) 1 R ogers , o f J o h n _ s t ree t w e ee," Bl ac kf r i ar s ; Mi.. s m ith, Then, if the area were re d uce d t o h a lf a square i nc h, it Li eu t enan t, Ap r il 10 ; Charles North e Gent., t° he Second hirir . ;hWn •- n 7 n • er : Q • 1 •• • • • . - e's7sr - - 5; ; i' 7 u, O '7' • Clencl•Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 ' 21 months an d y ears will not witness improved arrange- I Mr. A. J. L e Cras'a jenny Wren, 3 yrs (Palmer) 2 o f A r tin er y_pl ace , H orse lyd own ; Messrs; Cooper an d would require a velocity of 80 feet per second to pro- Lieutenant, April U- County .............. 4/. 100 0010 0 0 12k Monte, a tt rac ti ve a dditions, and all the other novelties Mr. J. Armstrong's The Handsome Buck, 3 yrs (Hiett) 3 Crown .............. 16s. 60 50 a 0 I 5' 0 1 VIA which are so nece ssary to maintain the interest of a The following also ran : -Mr. J. M. Stanley's Tamer- Tress, of Church-passage, Blaekfriars ; and several vide for the admission, within the given time, of the [This article is substituted for that which appeared in the others. From inquiries made by the police of the ac- necessary quantity. By close observation, by means , Gazette of Friday last.] Eagle .. G iumu e n il e re r dr a 1 1 : . in . . F. i..r..e.. •'• • ss. 50 0 0 aa a 67i permanent institution. Some time must - elapse before lane, 4 yre (Charlton) ; Mr. Hadland's Prevarication, 3 East York Regiment of Militia-Alwiii ,Shutt Bell, Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 6 0 . 5 0 0 6 cused how he became possessed of this property, h e re . of an aerometer, the velocity of the entering current Gent., eo be Ensign, April 11. Eu olAan Life lss. 20 -0 ' a n -' 19 the commercial experiment involved in such an . enter- yrs (Kendall) ; Mr. Ayre's Carlotta Grisi, 3 yrs (T. 5 0 0 „ 5% plied he had advanced moneys on it, but who the 'parties was estimated at from 8 to 10 feet per second, if the - prise can be fairly tested, and during that period the di- Sherwood) ; Mr. Barnard's Jessamine, 3 yrs (Wells) ; wer „, Gi• .be ho brought it to him he had not the slightest draught was good ; and frem sto 8 feet when it was but BANKRUPTS. rectors and staff of the company will have ample oppor- Mr. -Dame's fby Coningsby-Marie, 3 yrs (Rook). knowledge. He kept no books or entries of these trans- moderate. Again, it was observed that, by admitting tunities to supply those Portions of the gener a l pl an Betting-5 to 2 agst Tamerlane ;sto 2 agst Jesse- acti ons , an d ad m itt e d t o th e o ffi cers th a t h e ex or t e d the air through numerous thin films •or divisions, the i‘u l , to e e e nd a d. o l 1 nn a 1 , 1 l a hi di a l e .. n G. e . e r .n a . 1 .. L. .L .i i f . .f e e . 50 45 0 0 0 0, 3 %7% 12s 100 0 0 10 0 0 20 render, Apn e , . which they have not hitherto been able to overtake or mine. Marie filly was very restive at the post, and the largely in these eoods to America and Australi p a. A velocit was necessaril reduced by mere friction through ' • ' ' all-cham- - Indemnity Marine.. -1 ' alt.& bs. / 100 0 0 10 00' 3 . . 4% 10 ' 5 , & per bs c . t. , 2 5 5 0 0 0 I I ' 2 '' 1 0 0 0 0 3 - ;4 - b y 9 o th urt isn o r i ImpPrial Life ....... .. Law Fire .... .... .. - 2s. & 2s. ea. ' Du. 0 0 210 0 4ta .' .flnish. If we cannot have the enti re sys t em o e fo „ ta i„ . start was, consequen tly, d e l a y e d some minutes. The great mass of property remains at Bow-lane police sta- 80 many halainch orifices as were exhibited in the models Ba J n o k h r n up S t n c m y.. m l c, a p9 r e se n i t l n , edu ca , j ep ouffi e n n ec t i e a3 r l , brs • Hare and Whitfield, Temple. Law Life- ..., „, • 5 1. • () 0 0 0 o a - ioo o 0 .0 0 o 57% in play this season for want of the water-towers, we race may be described in a few wo r d s . swit c h took the tion, not identified, about which but' one opinion can be and drawings on the table. The mode of admitting the e Ja'raes H nry Thomas Vaughan Hughes, chernist, Bays meat- rest contented with the upper series until they are lead, with Jenny Wren and the Handsome Buck lyin water, April 25, and May 23, at twelve at the Court of London Fire .. bs. , t'l 0 0 1 il It r ) 0 1 3 i14 . g formed. Among them are 50 solid gold gentlemen's air by numerous small orifices, as practised by Mr. C. 0 0 o b ' 2 2 10 0 o_ 6 211 a S as a ts i i ll so t noe V ee , a r y aGt l u e ti b ih o d he n e e , securely 'reconstructed. If tbe whole exhibiting space second and third, Positions which were kept to the end, rin gs , with s p ace f or cres t, & c . ; a sma ll s a ver _pl a t e d Wy e Willi ams , was t h en c e n sidered, and it was shown Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, ' Basinghall - street; :: : : ..• ; ... I" 1 5 27 .. p; e r r c o e e i o i t t .. Marine ..... ~ ....., is . not taken up at once, time must be allowed for Switch winning by a length and a half, the second beat- waiter, with the letter Rin the centre ; some Plate, that the great object to be' effected was, the division of Buchanan, Basinghall-street. the less enterprising to reconcile themselves to ing the third half a length. The winner was claimed. Minerva • • .... ,„ . this new mode of advertising. Dr. Lathom Renewal of the NEWMA.RKET HANDICAP of 25 sovs. each with a crest coronet partly erased from it ; some black the air, on its admission tu the furnace, so that . no more Henry Anstey and William Walton (and not Watson, as • Monarch •.- .. ~ _ ~ 0 0 1 o a 1% cannot expect to complete his ethnological collec- 10 ft and only sif declared, &c., with 200 added, for , silks, cloths, and other articles. The re - examinathm atmg were brought into contact with the atoms of the advertised in last Fridayai Gazette), diapers, Birmingham, of the accused is appointed for Friday next, when all gas , at anY one momont r than were required for their April 27 and May 25, at ten, at the Birmingham De e strt ton from the types o f races b r ought to the port of 3-yr-olds and upwards ; the owner of the second horse th e above cas e s of bu rg l ar y w ill, it i s expected, be go ne successive union a n d c ombustion. If this' were the case, - _ 50 0 0 210 0 3 _ 45 London in one year, nor Sir Joseph Paxton to achieve to r eceive 100 sovs. out of the stakes. Penalties for into. , combustion and heat would , be generated, continuously, L 0 . P , . C n , .. t .ur o t h . a at• s izt i ie r , a l 2 ffic l i a alLs 2 slu e e r e, 2r tt itiahln i e d ; il v tizt, , t; Birmingham. Phcenix . I - 180 in a few weeks, or even months, the full effects of a certain winners. Clermont course (1 mile 6 furlongs • as the gas and air came into. contact. .If, however, the Charles Bremer, wool dealer, Sheffield, April 29, and P essional Life- - , • 10 0 %. Provident Lifo ll. 5s cc bs. 100 0 0 10 0 42 developed vegetation. So in fact, with nearly all the 55 yards). 77 subs. -34 of whom pay 5 soya ft. air entered in a body, or even in a film, in larger quan- May 27, at ten. at the Leeds District Court. Brewin, offi- 1 N P aaltl nn i a u m l- I' oaanto F al: d . .. : , 5 5 5 p, .. p p e e e t ; ' c c Bc e e n n b t t e .. • 2 20 Rock Life.... ••• • •• 5 3 0 , 010 0 7% departments,. which, thou;h the chief expense coenected Sir R. Pigot's Coup d'Etat, 3 yrs, sst 131 b (J. Steggles) 1 FALLING AMONG THIETES. . tities than could be taken up by the gas, before the tem- cial aesignee, Sheffield ; Ryalle, Sheffield. Ro y a l Exchange ....•• ;61. pct & bs. sto c k, all . 260 with them has already been incurred, are still capable of Mr. G. Munro's Sine qua Non, 3 yrs, 6st 41b (T. Cliff) 2 - es __ perature was lowered, a refriaeratory effect muse be the INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Sun Fire ..... • • ..... 1 6/ 10s. - . - • , Pelican ........ . 65 Ditto L i i n fe _ .. D i i ct l d s t bs. 20 - 0 • 0 4 '4 - 0 5 much improvement. But, though in one sense the Mr. J. M. Stanley's Veteran, 4 yrs, 6st 81b (A s h ma n) 3 A few dayg ago it wee stated in the papers than Man- consequenc e , smoke•would be formed and fuel would be J. Ffarrington, Grafton-place, Eueton-square, dealer in Crystal Palace an d park cannot be considered complete, Captain Lane's Epaminondas 3 yrs 65t.......(Pa1mer) 4 chester was more than usually crowded with thieves, and s•asted. It was asserted. that the phrase " burning tovs-E. Aa - Bardouleam, great Winchester-street, City, i t s; n o 1 t v e e a rs l lane . . . ; es. per sfi. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -- in another, •if due exertions are made, there will be more The following also ran :--leir. M ar e's Nutpecker, 4 a couple of these pests, at the close of last week, sac- sm oke w as improper, inasniucla as the smoke did not clerk to an attorney-J. T. Carey, St. Albares-terrace, t' ic•eria Life • • .... 51 t) , 3r cent - '412 6 6 than sufficient to astonish and delight every one who yrs, 7st 91b (Petit) • Lord Exete r ' s Nicotine, 4 yrs, 7st ceeded in easing a farmer who lives at Little Hulton of ex i s t un til th e gases had left the furnace ; this waa de- Vauxhall-bridge-road, mason-J. Bales, Deptford, Kent, BR I DGES. . , Pee! there. - The building itself so far transcends its 11b (J. Mann) • fiord Clifden's poodle, 5 yrs 7st cash enough to e na bl e them to spe n d tb e Easter holiday s mons t ra t e d b y a , diagram, showing that on distilling commission agent----Vir. Wood, Denhign•street, Plain" , original as to inake one feel rather ashamed of the admi- (Toovey) ; Lod 'Glasgow's br - g by Assault-Miss Nor- very much to their satisfaction. The farmer, whose coal in a clase vessel, and forcing - in a small quantity of , Dividend Arn..unt• . ration which that excited. The grand tra,nsept would ton 4 yrs 6st 131 b (Aldcroft) ; Mr. H. Lister's Little name it i s no t d es i ra bl e a t p resen t t o mention, states air, a jet of gas isseed, which, on - ignitio• n at the ori- m b u a i r l d v e r e . s c c h l e a r il k d y e ß r, s . H s h o o l p l a k n e c e l , p e T r of j er , - 4 str . e e ß t e , i. S i i t . T G a e h o e rg rn e a e t l h e e . J. Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. row, City-road, and Basinghall•street, City, tailor- , Annum. Share. alone, front the effect which it produces, justify an open- Jem, 3 yrs, sst . elb (Oliver, jun.) ; Mr. J. Perren's that he came to Manchester on Thursday last, and pat. ace, was almost colourless, then merged into flame, and - W. Williams, Stonebridge-place, Dalston, merchant a ing ceremonial ; and it is impossible, whether the huge Adeline, 3 yrs, sst 71b (Hughes) ; Mr. Newland's El up at the Dog and Gun ,public-house. in Dale-street, ultimately became opaque imoke. It was stated, as an X s. d. A 8. d. pile ig surveyed externally or internally, to shake off the Dorado, 3 yrs sst filb (C. Wallmen) ; Mr. Mundy's where he happened. to mention in conversation to aar fo th sity for so t• ' t L Iluiverford ......., , .... • Iv a ° . 1 11 ): : ::%. ,, , , ......... C, fi . 16: : :p . ...c . : 70s. pa l cen _ - 12 gument r e neces me s nngen measure seal engraver-W. C. Curry, Mansion-house-street, am- c a, ware • clerk-G. F. Bennett, Southampton . -street, Camden-town, . - 100 0 0 - _ conviction that so wonderful a, structure is destined Censpiracy, 3 yrs, sst 41b (Martin). man who was drinking in the same room, and who had with respect to the engine furnaces in all large towns ! t 50 0 0 - - t o jlll£ll uses. more than adequate to the ebjects for Betting at starting-4 to 1 agst Epaminondas, sto I turned the conversation on money and commercial ope- ' teat in the last nine years, between 1845 and 1853, 801 too o 0 - ea i e n n e e f in or e e e i r g - n D ia L ne 7, a K oo i d n g g i s s tr . eet ß C e o n v n e e n tt t: which ita construction was undertaken. The same each agst Nicotine, Veteran, and Little Jem, 6to I - rations, that he was desirons himself to borrow 1,000/., new chimney shafts had been erected in the metropolis Goldsmith's-place, Sboreditch, carpenter-J. W. Rateliff, uni de e i. Y l m e; ll Ditto Old Alin. of 81. 1/. 12s. 60 0 0 60 00 ' - I/. Bs. Od. 40 0 0 40 0 0 - observations hold true of the architectural courts, agst Sine qua Non e 12 to 1 agst Assault gelding, 15 to which he could t urn t o goo d accoun t i n the coal trade. for niaimfactories, ' breWeries, &o. Some few of them Harrison-street and Doughty-mews, Gray's-inn-road, cab Ditto Nw ditto of 71. b aa e r th de , ii jo , Vauxhall ............ 1/. ss. 70 10 3 - • 21 the sculpture. the terraced gardens, the extinct eget El Dorado. Although net regularly in the market, To his surprise, the naan said he had a friend, who come might have been merely re-built, after destruction, but proprietor-W. H. Anslow e Union-street, Borough, pastry- - animals of Waterhouse Hawkins, the natural his-' a few beta at the rate of 100 to 5 and 100 to 6 were in presently, Rua wh o w as J us t re t urne d f rom A mer i ca th e l arge ma j or ity cause d a dditi ona l i m p ur ity i n th e cook-G. Snell, UPton-villas, Kingeland, commander in WATER-WORKS. . torY collection of Mr. Thompson, and, indeed, every- taken about Coup d'Etat. They started well in line, very rich, that he Was sure would lend him the m ney Lond on atmosphere From 1845 to 1851 the greatest her Majesty's Navy-jeG. Grew, Unson-terrace, Bagnigge• _ thing that has thus far been accomplished. The pro- and the work was cut out by Assault gelding until 'they The friend soon ,arrived, - and. aye proposal watt'iLde, number built in one . year was 99 ; but.in 1852 111 were wells-road, journeyman tea urn manufacturer -J. Walls, • Dividend • Amount Rich-street, Poplar, foreman to a mat manufacturer-E. Name of Company. I Per of Pee. 'Price. greas made during the last few weeks in every portion were over the New Ground, when Coup d'Etat, Vete- when he readily 'enangh assented to lend the money, constructed, and la -1858 the number rose to 128. It , 1 ~ Annum., _ Share.. , ~ , .. of the works is satisfa,ctory • and, though the interval tan;- El Dorado, Eparninextdas, and Nicotine allowed but, assuming th,e air of One iirllto. was' circumspect in •was contended that, in- dealing with the 'smoke trues= " Cal i t n . e rtr i V t ' 2 ".:-,,rtr ar t. :i liemnsed re er • ' \ - -_____ ......._.. • A -s. d. . t a. ,d. b e t W e en this and the end of 'May seems extremely short distinctly in front, and the running was' carried on in such matters; said it would he necessary, as they were time too much stress had been laid on the chemical part Edeneplace, n oA Kert7ged 'T. H. Hei r ga u m ar , Inedy-stre c e r t; for what remains before them to be accomplished, if the close company until -they deseended the Bushes-hill, strangers, that he _should be satisfied the farmer was of' the-subject, as also, that the statement of its ,being Horsleydown, builder-Catherine Mary Ladewig, Mar- Glttid Jun o ction .... • • V.. p p e e r r a c7i t t . 5( f ) it0 , 31r.. 0 . l i oa • s , lre heads of departments keep steadily at their posts, and where Nicotine dropped off evidently quite beaten. O n what h e rep resen t e d him se lf to b e , and make some in- " impossible to burn smoke" had complicated that garet-terrace, Harrow-road, confectioner-J. Price, Bar- E t Lord n Kent:. - - .......... I I 41. per cut. 100 0 0 - so ; 5 21 p . e -i r °B c . nt. 100 - 0 0 -- 8 - 9% get their subordinates by constant supervision to exert lea.ving the Abingdon Mile bottom, Veteran took the quiries. This was agreed to. The man who introduced w hi c h was , i n it se lf, a s i m pl e question. All that the ford-terrace, Liverpool-road-W. Fisher, York-Place, l ee b ,? ee_ 100 0 0 - 9? themselves to the utmost, the opening will be all that command, but wh en h a lf- wa y b e t ween th e t urn o f th e th e su bj ec t , it was propose d s h ou ld go over to Little public cared about was, that b 7 some simple means the Vauxhill-bridge-road, lodging-house keeper-W. Hen sl'oaeumwth"withva e r r. k .C ;e7: l3. M • • . a 1 .• i can reasonably be expected. It would be a thousand lands and the chair he was deprived of it by Coup Hulton on Friday, and all three should meet again in black or brown visible smoke should be prevented from derson, Canterbury-road, Ball's-pond, manufacturing West Middlesex -- .. 5/.los. pr ct. - - 108% chemist -J. W. Charlton, Regent-equare, Gray's pities, as the Queen is to 'be present, that through any d'Etat, who went on, followed by Veteran and Sine Manchester on Saturday, when, if the report was sa,tis- forming, or be consumed, if its formation was inciden want of energy now the effect of the inaugural ceremony qua Non. A good race up the ropes with the three factory, the 1,000/. should be forthcoming. Sharper tal to perfect combustion. The air necessary to per- DOCKS should be lessened. ended in favour of Coup d'Etat by a length, the second No. 1 did not fail to visit Little Hulton, eight or ten forin this could be admitted anywhere, eitber through lane Holborn butcher J. Dallor Blackfnars-road, inn-road, clerk in holy oeders-M. Bromhead .Leather ' Ell - G tCa b ' 'd t t H k- Dividend • Amount " The holders of season tickets oialy will be admitted on beating the third by a neck • two lengths between the mites from Manchester, on Good Friday, and took l• b •cl b hfi d b •fi 't asp it ri ge yt e re- oor, yanin ni e num- ney-road, general naerchs.nt-T. P. Somers, Cambridge auctioneer-G. T. i er, rea m n ge-s ree , .ac Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. that.ooeasion ) and the sale of these commences imme- third and fourth. El Dorado, well up with Epaminon- an opportunity whilst- there to Say how careful his ber of holes, between plates with narrow spaces, or by . Annum. Share. _-_______ ..;_____ diately at the west end and city offices of the company, das, was fifth. Nutpecker and Nicotine, Berne half a friend was in lending money to have security, and that o th ers . arrange d lik e Venetian blinds. Practically, the Attfield, -Waterloo-place - Shepherd's-bush, builder -a-D. street, Pimlico-H. J. Hirst, Grove-road, Brixton-F. J. X s. d. Z s. d. at the London-bridge terminus of the Brighten railway, d ozen l eng th s b e hi n d th ese , h ea d e d th e next lot. Net th e b es t wa y th e oth eacou ld adopt of satisfying him he end•could be , attained by the mechanical systems of Cockaworth, Broadway, L'udgate-hill, grocer-E. Flanagan, Commercial ..•• •• .... 41. pr cent. Stock. , Stock. - and at Xitchell's, Sams's and Westerton's libraries. amount of the stakes, 855/. was a ma n of su b s t ance , wou ld b e on S a tu r d a y to take Juckes Hazeldine, Hall, and others, or by the double Molyneux-street, Edgware-road , -C. Nicholls Great Port- East and West India.. 9, pr cent. Stock. _-. 103 Er c rntry a 2es. per sh. - - - Two kinds of season tickets are to be issued-one TwENTy-FIBsT TTJESDAY RIDDLESWOBTH STAKES of 200 as much money with him as possible. The farmer fell, f urnace ' b o il ers of Gallo wa y, R ose , M , Gayin, andothers, land-street, Oxfordestreet, house Paieter-li ? . G. .Mtneas d ,• • • ..• •• -5, pr cent. Stock. - - sold for two guineas, admitting to the banding sovs eaeh, h it, for three-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71h ; fillies, simply enough, into the trap. ,By borrowing from a or by the .systems of Williams, Prideaux, and many bini, Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, literary andpoliti- Ditto Bonds- .. •• •• 41. per cent. - _ • _ and grounds ; the other at four guineas, and in Bst 41b ; mares or stallions that never produced a brother, he went-to Manchester on Saturday with 105/. o th ers . The objections alleged against all these' plans cal writer-W. T.' Lambert, Jerrayn street, St. James's, st. Katharine - - chiding the railway conveyance. Families taking twoe winner allowed 31b ;if both, 51b. D.M. 7 subs. in his pocket, and met the sh tthß k I arpers a e uc nn, were illustrated, and it was stated that, with ordinary atent medicine vendor-T. E. Roper Trinity-square, • outhampton - P Brixton rre ter-I:'e Shonfield Crovdo'n, Surrey, tailor victoria ........... : I 5/. per cent. 20 o o '6o 0 I - tickets of either kind will be allowed 10 per cent. dis- Mr. Knowles's Baalbec, Bst 71b (Bumby) 1 Booth-street, at three o'clock in the afternoon. A good boilers, the admission of air invariably reduced the eva,- - . count ; taking tbree, 15 per cent. ; four, 20 per cent. ; Mr. Mare's Fact (31b), Bst 41b (Rogers) 2 deal of conversation passed, and sharper •No. 2 produced porative power„or caused waste of fuel, unless there was- -T. Gree7, s P e a li rker-street, Drury' -lane, -and Dre - earches, CANALS.' and.fiee end upwards, 25 per cent. The directors, fol- Lord Clifden's Astolfo, Bst 71b (Flatman) 3 the 1,0001. (probably i n fla s h notes), which he said he agharp draught, and spare boiler power ; but that when Strand, greengrocera-J. Simpson, Brooksby-street, Isling ton, commercial traveller-S.- W., L. Fox, Queen's Hotel, , , , , , . lowing very much the plan adopted in Hyde-park, intend Betting-2 to lon Baalbec, who made all the running, would lend on the necessary. stamps being procured. _th ese l a tt er requisites were-secured the air might be ad- St. Martin's-le-Grend, gentleman.. Names et i Dividend! - 1 Names of 8, Divieene P e lee making Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thurs- and won easily by a length and a half. Very bad third. SharPer Ne• I said he would go and show the farmer m at e d i n any Way practically found most convenient. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Companies. 2 per • companies. , g . Per qe rie ! Annume e• daye Shilling days, Friday a half-crown day, and Satur- Suescanerioer PLATE of 501. for three-yr-olds, 7st ; four, where to buY the stamps, Upem which the other asked Th e arrange ment proposed by Mr. Prideaux was noticed Robert James Lento's, Nottinghamshire, lace maker- se Annum. co 1 day ass day. On the shilling days the whole cost •of Bst 71b ; five, 9st ; six and aged, 9st 21b. T.Y.C. what guarantee they could. give for their return, as he as the moat creditable mechanicisne . yet brought forward, Ist div. of 2s. 7id., any Thursday for the next six months, ------ - -- -e-- . X x --- 1 -- A shtn &Oldh 98 74 .ct 154 Macclesfield. 1 1 0 0 0 0 2/. l es. 51% visiting, the Palace, with conveyance there and back by Me. W. Reev e ' s Lioness 3 yrs, fist (T. Sherwood) I would dot wait Many minutes: The first sharpe r p ro . but it s nea t ness was ite enly recommendation as it could at Bittleston's, Birmingham. the Crystal Palace Railways will b e f or fi rs t ec i ass pas . c aptain Lowthees Ra d eape i t, 4 yrs g st ei h ( R ogers) 2 d uc i ng a bundle of notes from his pocket; said he ;could 't • prove the dranght, ner could it aid in ' " harning Richard Pimm Stratford-apon-Avon, corn and coal Barnsley •- • 160 .- P . - Neath - .... wingers, 28. 6d. ; for seconk2s. ; and for third, is. 6c1., Betting-5 to ,1 o n Ra'ckapelt. I good race in, Was leave all the money he had, for as the town was' full of ',:f no l::" b e tter than would be done by merely leaving the dealer-lst div. Of Is. ltd., any Thursday for the next Brknk&Abrg 150 4/. 60 Oxford .•• • • 100 13 . 112 children iflider twelve years of age being admitted at wen by a neck. T. Cliff weighed for Sine Qua Non, thieves it would, perhaps, he safer there than if he took f urnace d oo r ajar. The remark bl coincidence between. six months, ae Bittleston's, Birmingham. Birmingham 40 .41, 96% Peak For eet. 78 5- Os 86 ae . • . John Mellor, Manchester, innkeeper-lst div. of is., coventry...• 100 251. 215 Regent's •- 30 7- . 17 h a lf these rates. It is proppsed to open" the build- ' and the number was put up, but the horse did not go it with him. He at the Same time recommended the the arrangement of the parallel plates in Prideaux a fire Derby •• •• 100 it 63 Rochdale .. 85 1/. 10i. 66 in C r . and grounds on Mondays at nine o'clock ;on to the post. farmee to adopt the same course, and the latter placed Mv 2 d anT subsequent Tuesday, at Pott's Man- Taoclays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at ten ; and BETTING AFTER THE RACES. in the hands of the second sharper 80/. in gold, two 10/. ter ches • . . Elismre&Chs 69 2% p.ct , - Somrs-t Coal '49 - - T t lt b n e r s an t c e i d, ln- u p h r d ac a: a - 4sa - GrandJenctri 100 4 pr.ct. 60 Do :Lk F t 12 - - On Fridays and Saturdays at twelve. We see no- CHESTER CUP. Si note-in al c t l i zr i zc s i t lat : f a 1n1nt 1 1,37 . DIVIDENDS. Do , 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 13 tiird &Worc 1 40 281 407 and one . . 1 1051., while he went to- the mental principles, that in the former system " the door of • • . May 9. D. Jenkins, Mile eed road, I.censed victualler ; ' orand Sur 1 - - '-- rey 100 21. 10s. 50 4hrewimuri... 125 think in the programme which the direeters have ' 9to 1 ag,st Baulbec (taken to 50/.) . Stamp-office. A building was pointed out to him as the the furnace should be double, ,and the air should pass m ev Northover Skinner-street Bishoeseate-street Grand Union MO •1 , 15 ' 121 i itoarbrid g • , 45 12/. 285 . issued" to be objected to, but the ti me i s now o n t h e C ourse 10 t o 1 was taken to 100/. ; 5,000 to Seamp-office, after passing . through sevei al st t d • f th h• • f ft• •th ----' 9. R. • • ' • - ' - - ' Kefmt & Ave 39 6s. td • 6 0 ' . ree s, an into the urnace roug a series o per ora ions in e and Cheapstde, - City, lint manufacturer-May 9. R. F. i ievere an .}6l 21 . 24 rapidly approaching, when a question of far inure impor- 75 about Bracken for the Derby. Lancaster - . ,100 -- ~ - Wye Rail 2 , • his COMpaniOn directed him what stamps to get, whilst • ' It e By this erraagement three important re- Mel - Hammersmith coach - builder-Ma 9. J. White iriner pa . _ i ei, , . . ......1 , Leods &L v 1 )1100 251. i 530 w • rwick iki i twice f or t h e ir interests and for those of the shareholders -The continued brilliancy of the weather, and the in- he waited outside • but this was o n ly a t r • k • • inn' 2/. ' 2734 , 1 Th • ' " ic to give him sults are secured . e heating e of the air. •2. Its East Cowes, Isle of Wight,.ship btuldnr ay 9. J.. Todd, Leicester -,... 1100 - 1 51. , 68 Binning. --- thauanything involved in th ese d e t a il s w ill h ave to b e tereet attac h e 4 to t h e p r i nc i pa l featur e of the day's sport the slip and the farmer On his rtu - , , e rn could find neither subdiVision into minute jete. This is the precise, prin- Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, distiller-May He 'J. Kay, Prest- Leicstr &Nth' 1 83 41. 129 warwick & i - • 31 13 . . discussed and decided. It is impossible to see the rush -the Newmarket Handicap-caused the attendance of of the parties. They had, Of course, decamped with the & I A and o ieration of Mr. Willierns's argand furnace. wich, Lanoaahirc.3, calico manufacturer - Mayl6. R.. Ruther- _Loughbore e h , 142 701. , 5574. Napton. 100 • ' 1 Mornnou 1 1 - 4v str & thsh 100 - ; orc /. 78 . 31. - 32 of people! already setting in on fine S un d a y a ft ernoons com p an y t o b e - considera,bly increased to-day. The money, andthe farmer gradually awoke to the conscielis- 3 1 r The keel l, ing °f t he ehte r surface of the furnaceedeor ford, St. - John s, Nevifeemciliind, end 3lanchester, mer kintginerysh 100 - 1 - Binning. 3 on s ort had however its drawbacks in h r • to Sydenham without feeling that the Sunday que • sti 1 3 , , te p oceedings n ess th a t th e app aren tly frank and generous men he hid cern aratively cool, and thereby both econoinising heat ' chant. . . . , MeltnMwbry 100 - ' - ' , l tits & Brks - 103. 0.1. - is shortly to be revived. Had the building remained in which were connected w ith te e handicap. Favourites been in communication with *ere swindle r s, and subee- and P reventing its radiationeontwardly, to the aunoy- .CERTIFICATES TO BE GRA.NTED. . Hyde Park, besides other disadvantageS, there would were set up and knocked down lik e n i nep i ns , T o the quent i se...takelie stellate , the po li ce, w he confirmed his an e P of the attendants." Drawings were exhibited of a' May 10. J. Cowderoy,- Haievaersmith, omnibus proprie- - GAS-LIGHT AND COKE' COMPANTES. • , h ave b eer , ver y little chance of rendering it accessible to Defiance detn°,natration, after Virago's disePPearance, Inispicions, A d escr ipti on of th e men was entere d i n the &wi n hie Rue an d double f urnace .b o il ee , w h ose ac ti on was tor-Maa la T. Ward, Geswell - street , h"ier - MaY la . Dividend Amount th e i n d uidr i ous c l asses on their only holiday. Its we have alreauy alluded ; the next on a Par with it was information bo o k a t the police-offi ce b t t f h - t . ft• th . ti f • W. Hart, Chester, banker-May 10. J. Kay, Preetwich, Name of Company. per . of Paid. Price. , . u no . race pt e stated to be very- sa is ac ory ; e propor on o air •th which Adine was bro • removal gives them an opportunity of pressing th e the force wi , ught into faour. perties has been obtained. . ' Lanca,shiee, calico Manufacturer. _ Annum. Share. . , . • `. . space provided, in that case ; waeone square inch to each -_ ___,..- _ subject strongly upon the attention of Parliament. On mustering at 'The Rooms" about noon-time, Nico- . . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , - - ' square foot of grate Area. Ifie admission of too large • As.d..£ s. . - They ca.n now fairly ask whether so vast an expendi- tine appeared most prominently in the betting, but she ..,.., t . t . of cold air immediately leshindthe bridge ha.d J. Greetbarsa. J. Ingham, and G.. Freeman, Shipley, British •., .. ~, , - - . tura lime-tad to exercise an elevating and refining quickly gave way to Adine, and Adine reigned para. JoLOLYBIADi HARBOUR.--- . A. bill is . now before Parlia- - quan i 'es .. , . Y'k li . 't n masens e d rejudicnae, and the system of acinutting the or s ire, so e . ,so -ar as re,gards Ji Greethem- Ditto - Proviriclal• • • IL Bs. 20 0 0 20 - 9 9 2 - 2) 2 influence Ter them is to be thrown away-whether mount until the bubble burst on the Heath. Adine was ment for the regulation and maintenance of Helyhead been foun .p h h the erforetions in the fire door was J. Saxton and J.. Simpson, Manchester, carvers-R. Crook Brighton ••.- • •.• •.. , 5/, 20 0 0 2. a a 15 future eperinients of the kind are to be prevented then number amongst the non-starters ! . harbour and for veriting th•em in the Admiralty. supply of air t roug The p & l fi . stem of a ternate ring, and au • dG - PaWell, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, wholesale - City of Lcindon -••-• 41 10s. 100 0 0 150 5 0 - Continental (3dCap.),.. 41. 1 75 0 0 43 10 0 67 THE °IVENTEIN YE C Th . ' . generally preferred.. 7 , 'and retail grocers-T. Alsop and S. Ingram Bilston, Staf by the failure of this in its main . objects-whether 412 _TCLIC.- e seventeen year boiler spaceand egood draught, was in- .. _ . . Eqiiitable •• •• ••••••• ' 1/. ss. 50 0 0 all • 2614 the classes who enjoy wealth and leisure are once more NEWMARKET RACES-Terta Dia. • Period is one of some importance in the animal . world. Epidemi of having ample . , . h • 1 fordshire e corn dealers-J. S. Simkiss and' J. Thrustans, It waistated, on behalf of the inec an= Great Central .....: . 71-per cent. 10 0 0 le , 1 124 i 8 sted upon. . - Wolverhampton, Sta.ffordshire, factoria-F. J. Gilbert Imperial .. ••........ 6/. & bonne. ;50 0 0,. all ? so ca are known to recar at this . period, the cholera, p• • ' dl manufacto at to bare the cheap and excl • fit f what was usive bene o Six races are fixed for this 'day. The first race at two • bein one of th • methods of firing, that at nee a can 0 . , 17, and H. Brown, Coventry, ribbon manufacturers-F. Ind.-pendent ....... • 51. ;40 0 0 „ ' erpecially intended for the working man. The former o'clock ; the Craven Handicap at three o'clook ; Column •' g . eee. In 1816-17 it commenced its ravages 'diode - Jecke's Hazeldine $, and Grimsby and R. Grassby, Marton, Yorkihire, Millers London •• •, - ' 50 0 0 • - , Vauxhall, three me , , )9 i ..... in India ; it was prevalent in Europe in 1832-33, a d agitation Of the question was premature, and conse- States, at four o'clock. - Hall's were emploriel witheruCcess.. The general prin. __J-• • Dawson, F. Blackburn, and - R. Dawson, Leeds, leo., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 I 25 „ 'again in 1848-49 ' Id • Hunibo t neentions a similar cycle . t• uous supply of fuel, at tee front of the finishers of woollen cloth, so far as regards F. Black- t . re ix •a-•• • ' - 3il. per cent. 50 0 0, 49, 0 0 2634 quently failed, but such is not likely to be the result The first race-Cambridgeshire Course-is off. ab • • °Tie of a con in . . Ratcliff .•• .' . ...... • -5/. 100 00000 0 , 70 mi s eying been observed inSouth America in the preva b ' • a the coal fele burn-J •la Thomas and-A Wills Alevagissey Cornwall how:, Every clear summer day On which the Surrey hills COLUMN STAKES.-Apolloiiius, Prince Arthur, . lence of th . • fire b sof moving ars, carryen e . . , , _ . .. , , , United oeneral •.•• • 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all , e small-pox. In the United States locuets ,3' t Th ers-R Southeornbe and G Chant Stoke-under- - IN o all these appara us. e air a:as groc . . • , Westminster Chartered- 51. per cent, 50 0 0 , ' • 36 can ) 40 Seen, with the Palace glittering in the sunlight, randa, Callban; Boer, and Kaffir piety remain in, mean have a e ward was common t elp ared every seventeen years in larger quanti - ' d bet th ha h h ambdon, Somersetshire, . glove manufacturers- E. Ditto, 'ew ... an ween e rs, wic H ..... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 , 7 will sold' to the strength of populat feeling on the sub- LATEST BETTING-eTWelve o'clock last night. thee co , ncurrently with the epidemical diffusion of cholera, admitted only from below, Hart and W Creuch Drureelane r ironmongers -D. W. . ileafeiene company having got their charter on the were always covered wi , th fuel. The objections urged . • . . , . et DERBY. . •PORT STAKES. namely, in 1832 'and 1849. Ther i • •-. s a species of .Cteada ---- 4, * - ' *ere ethe 'first cost and their e B h dP D d L'ttl T - 1 Cl h • is opAn . rummon , i e ower-stree , iy,s ip ,LIST 010 BCerellea COMPANIES' PRICES. preps, condition that Sunday was to be a dies . non Bto 1 agst Dervish. - Even On Sittingbourne. which has its t• ' 1 --- ft .• e ' • ' against these iaeealees , , .' - e brOkers-eG. Crowther, D. Sharp, and C. HeY, Keighley, . - ' ' Irlth'tbeli hsve n 9 - ht t rig o complain, and, if they study nvia name em ite periodical recurreece . . . ,- 2to 1 eget West 'Australian at this interval f't . - th' 0 . .... .. liability to derangereelet Thette, how 'bier, were now dis Yorkshire brickmakers so far as reveals G Crowther- - - Dividend Amount , their bvin Interest . 'II , . o Imp,. e . septendeeem punctata..- .. - •i . r - th those- of tickes and Hazel- • ' • ' . ' _ Name - of Company. - . - per • of Pafd. I Price. i s diffl . .... . , ~..,1 Y/1 not stir in the matter. But it --, . The Latvian Quarter ly Reliieza. . tarnished, particu ar ywt . . _ .. . J. Siddall, G. &Aldan, and C. Siddall, Stalybridge, Lance- Annum. Share. 9 6 vatio• tile' pent•up masses of this overgrown dine, to which prefirencirthis therefo .given in the con- shire, tea dealers-B. Chainberlain and J. Chamberlain, , " , metropoli s , w h o w ill h RACING FIXTURES FOR 1854. ' [A-DvERTISEMENT.] - - Hollowa ' .0 . ' . ys_ intraent and pins l,-- giout duty t o ore 1 ardly allow bigoted views of reli- . APRIL. the most effectual r ed . f . em ies or Gout and Rheuthatism. •on of new furnacei, They ,re found to pro structi .. Belvederceroad Lambeth-C. Hunt and J. H. Thursfield, xa.d.X e. d. . social wai‘ _ 6 a , rru o what considerations of health and om # ion, om e a grea Wednesbury, ta or s ire, attorneys- • . Catling and Bank of Scotland ..•• ' 7.. per cent. ,100 o• ~ an, o o itetto b •• t • t ak t gff si li . F J • Newmarket Craven 17 York Spring 25 _i_Extract of a letter from. Mi. Thomas Wybor d duce almost perfece _c 11 . . , . British Linen' Company 8, ' per cent. I'oo 0 Q 10c 0 0 20b1 0 - .. "., ............_e strongly commend. n, rug: . er practa aavantages• . Two JE. Beerbohm, Mark-lane, City, merchants--P. Rodoca - '!----------.._____________.----...-.-....... a Catteriek Bridge 19 Melton 28 gist, Eton dated April-26 1852:-" To Prof ' e eager Hol- s.aving of fuel with oth , . e tee f h • . ehi So - d C Od t P • ' e d -as illus tve ot ce necessity na , , ns,. an 0., essa, S . etersburg, Marseilles, e ., Caledonian Bank .. • . 81. Per cent. 10 0 0 210 0 3 nis :,,, las ow Bank 51 per cent. 10 0 0 'lO -• 0 101 ios Memnon,* Het% Abergavenny ....- .... ... 20 loway gir -A. case-has latel • , • y come under my notice cases, were mention , th - eincandescent• fuel-the Leghorn, and Taganrog, merchants, so far as regards M. E. a t ' of g 5),V 0 0 • ydesdale Bank .. •• . p cent 20 , 0 1 0 0 1 15s from undoubted ~,s ee, se-;-Vife are much gratified tO hear which I think should be publicly known It • th t f . • 18 a o of admitting the air above• f . . . . docanachi-P •ROd R 9 . oca,nochi and Co., Constantinople, nemmercial Bank •• 71. per cev.t. •,5 0 0 0 100 . Q 0 ego/ Os sweiont tb aB l e 7 th fine mansion will MAY. tilatitlg. furnaces in - pite where be secured to the nati a poor man, who suffered so dreadfully from chronic first was that of ' the ven . t e t h merchants, so far as regards M. E. Rodocanachi-Rodoca. Eastern Bank.. - - ••. 6/..per cent. 25 u 0 , 10 0 0 11/ Os way ald . thereb 1 I Lothians and EclinburghlB rheumatism, that he lost' the use of o 'd it was essential toe rras 6, - • ; 'to it-certain tempera re, e • • . • nb & Glasgow .. - 3%1. p cent. 5 0 0 .6 9 0 41. 8o isachi, Sons, and Co., London and Liverpool, merchants, passing into the hande . - of ' . ybe prevented from Newmarket FS . ne si e and en- i - it' through or'over Eal an e Bnkof Seot.. - - 100 0031 8 0 - Exch g , posingto turn it, il l td a gavt BP r ilato rs, who were pro- .Chester Spring - 9 I Lewes - He was under different medical largest amount Of air by •Fr lag so far as-regards,: Theodore .Pandis, Rodocanachi; D. N. • 'miner as to render the I ' - • 0 " National Bank •• •• •6% per cent 50 0 0 10 0 0 15112 s 6 Londen P 1 • the fuel in a furna.ce, -in slich lOn . . . Petrocochin , Theodore Paul Rodocanachi- M. Mavrogor- Northof • , .cetland Bank be per cent 20 002 10 0 41. is p?r11411p0 •to greater ' 'desehratichs. Th a ais Royal, or Lothians& Edinbtirgh...ll l Bath 23 treatment, and ,at Westminster Hospital the facult . Y eelt to encumber et with to M Petrococh' ino, A. P. Mavrogordat'o, P. E. Rodo- a .Loyal Bank of A cotl. ... 51: per cent 100 0 0 ,100 0- 0 1276 0 owner of Woods and Fore s t s has . . e 'Chief Commis- Newmarket .S S l6 I Liverpool Hunt Spring ..24 pronounced.lim itieurable. However, this was not the air as light as possible, an - ---13 k . w e e, w e e d a , e . ',,, e . ' me th ke • the secotid Was that Of co e ovens, w 1 r canacial< .1.-- , .r.,. Roclocanachi, G. M. IdavtOKOrdatO, and P. Union Bank of Scot .. 81. per cent . . 100 0 .0 50 0 0 911 Os at the sum, as we understand; Of 150 0 e purchaser, Shrewsburg - - 18 1 Epsom 30 case, for by the use of • t t and ill yoer oin men ps, he has 8111 ° , • - •ed kd lt rnitely, Rodocanachi. Western Flank.• .. •• .. 71. per cent. 50 0050 . 0 0 t l , IN an were wor e a e / .- • • said, that the noble family t o. w h owi 'Z • , and it is ' JUNE. - been restored to health and strength."-Sold b y an now constructed in pairs, d • t d P If 11 ' E •h - • h ht- the early smoke from 'one oven SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. . • ;Mance Fire and Life.: 8% /. pr sent. 100 0010 0 0 241108 , longed have refused larger offers in their a mans' ion be- ... 2B ruggis s, an at rofesser o oway s Stabile rant in suc a manner t a British Guarantee .... a'. per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. ,Is t f ase from the William Irvine Rowell h tGI • , mere an , asgow. Caledonian Fire Inger . i 01. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 261 Os preserve it from deiecration. • • anxiety to manchester ..29 244, Strand, London. ' • P mingled with the later developmen 0 g s Joh K . Cl k n mg ar , merchant, Glasgow. , eity of elasgovr Life:. al. percent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 4/ • 150 Ascot Heath 13 Stockbridge • ans therppearance of any opaque .30 [ADVBl'veestetteNT.]-11er Majesty's Royal Letters. other oven ;by this nee _ . Colonial Life .... .• •• 51. per cent. 50 0.0 1- 0 05/ 0 ' ROYAL COLLEGE OP • STIRGEONS'.--Th e 411 ' . 0 °Wing gen. Newcastle-oa-Tyne -e 20 Ludlow te . In reply to the argu- • 5 tlemen, having ua d dergone the necesaarY e xamination s . ralllptoll 2l Winchester 3O Pateria for valuable and extraordinary improvements in smoke was entirely proven Of 'those used b the Edinburgh Life Insur 8/. per Cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 251 ites y• _ SHer.,PPING INTELLIGENCE. E n g. & Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 212 6 '44 71 for tbe .diploma, were a mitted members- of -the 'cell " Ca r 1 e ige r lii 6 ' , 26 • tt e moot powerful and brilliant Telescopes, Camp, R ace . meats in the papers, and to some t even with the best con . s i Life ssoc. of scstiand 61. per cent. 10 0 0 11004 . 15 t the meeting of the Court of Examinere -oerthe 17th course, Opera, and Perseective Glasses to know the' speakers it was urged; tha . . -*• , , . - - National Fire and LW. 61. per cent. 10 001 0 0 11. 13 1 a Xessre. Thos. Joseph Turnbull, North Shi e l d , , JULY. distances of ob . • - hh ' f • ' ' - kilful - firemen must be employed, 1 jects viewed throng t em-0 great lin. struction of furnaces, s CUSTOM -HOUSE, APRIL 18. , • North British Insur.•• 71 per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 •3 4 / 1 2: •ect should be, divested , inst. :e - " eef• Nottingham - Alb . , Newmarket '' ' A_ Stourbridge -17 portance to the army, navy, and, others. Messrs. Seand .and that it was deeirable the sub) ENTERED INWARDS.-The Elibredina, from Dommer- i cottish Union Insmc. 7%1 pr cent. 20 0 .0 1 .0 0 'll. Ils Daniel. Be . njamin ine, . k. e . ert Hawkins, .ese d d t •-1 be ren ere clear o 1 ghouls" . ~. tandard Life •••• .. • • 5 per cent , f seil ;' h H A 0-0 0 7- 0 q 'l7/ 0 8 . R o bert At inson, Dublin • Frederi k orcester • 4 Stamford ' 18 •13. Solontons, opticians 39 Albemarle4itreet Piccadilly. of all. 11' and _ . pimp exi y e . e , Jo anneaa amburgh ; Ranen, Gothenberge :la* , United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent, Hitc . heri, Herts , _ . 'ode' nt 1 'Th ' tef co es " ' • `e . Itstances were given o 10 o 0 1 0 0 - 20 Observe-eopposite the y . 00 .- eget es P Pose Abe meanest ca,p0,90044 4 . - . 1 Cuxhaven ; .Rosina, Assens ; Sjaenke, Dommerseil ; Vrouw Finsbury-square , i iam Coyte, We c Lan t ' • • ... cas er .... 6 , Nottinghara h • el. athods of mec B.IIIC 1 : 1 1 George Poulden, _ uolchester ; Richard, Sweating, W est . I ' ll :ansfield . 11 I Goodwood . q 5 sees such extraordinary powere that some, 3i inches,' with the advantageoug (=plop:lei: l i Diettke - Woreum , Engelina, Dommerseil; Hoffnung, , - Messrs. ' ' MISCELLANEOUS. Polstoad Iteet i l r Y 9 Liverpool : "'„ an extra eye-piecee will shew distinctly Jupiter's rawer', 'ft le - • l at the brewery of Westurmerseil ; Adelheid, Ditztun • Frans Wilskens, r Douglas, Whitehaven, Cumber- - .... 12 IRi on 8 0 ing, particular 4 • Indisa Thomas Sadie K Ph'lad • IPsWich' -. : ..... .. . 7 ... p " Saturn's ring, and the d üble ' tare . `th th &vie tele ° ere - sixteen sets of an d c 0.,. wh . Groningen ; Terre Nova, Gothenberg ; ' Ann Clark, Stettiee Dividend t bert Thomas (rap, i elphie ; -- . • .... ....... ' ........ 13 I 0 .. 0 3- wl e • Truman Hanbury Amount I Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. land ;.. George RO, d , Lincoln's-inn-fields ; a n d AUGUST. scope can be seen ti e person's countenance three miles _- 1 - t . ,' 4 ' ha d b e en used for several years and a half distant, - and an objentifrota 12 to 14 miles, y' lle ft es 8 a ll' ara yl le • - . •g of fuel, as well as e Fido, Stralsund ; Clara and Maria, Norden; Heber, Rot - Annum. Share; -Alexander Edwin Mars en Hon. East India Cotn- Britghtoll' . - . • and had induced a. great savip terdern ; Concordia, Gothenberg. _.........--__ Nottidge Charles Aracnamara, . f the Court Mr. Brighton 6ia ............. 2 Egham e. 22 They are of larger and all sizes, with increasing powers . a f temperature in ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING. The Aurora, for ' --- - • -ipularity 0 .'- • At the same meeting' o ......... 4 York - Valuable insured undeviating . . e teens practised by Jamaica ; Caromandel, Sydney • , Emblem, Palermo and Assam Tea .......... 37. • fs. d. 4a. d. pang s service. ination for naval sur. Wolverhampton 23 newly-invented, veiy small, powerful waistcoat-pcket the furnaces. The se _ . ea u g sys ears since, were al- Messina ; Neander, - Halifax-, Murray, 0 o o 20 0 0 - Hamburg 4 and kucuen Mart,....... le & bonus. so o o • - . - • Charles Sproule passed his . exam I been admitted a Yarmouth ................. 7 Hereford aeon ,„- this gentlemen had previous y . Reading . ........... 8 Eccles 2B an be seen Brunton and b Park , . glue the size of a walnut, by which a perm e . y A Harh Delng 10118030n1111110... -11rg ; Maim, Flensburg.; Sovereign, A a ie ie. too 0 0 17 10 0 86% an Trnst .... bearing clate May , se ludecit d the reasons fortheir-use. Moor o , Ond known li mile' distant ; they answer eVerY PlirP° .Pr 41 4- . - f these systems were h use, Antwerp. 61. per cent. - 25 0 0 - ' tesember of the college, his diploma Odiliam - . ...... •-. .. • • ••• •9 .. Chelrcisforde . e 2 9- • at the o in-heases, country, ace- were iven. • The alleged . defects o CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.- The Sovekeign, for Australian Royal Nail 51. ill o 0 , 8 o 0 .111 .......... ,• ....... , e on the race-conree,. _. Pe . g - ratus of Juckes, Hazel t St Croix• Ruben a nglo-Mexican Mint.. II 10 0 0 .-- the 141 4 _1845, • list of the North Staffordshire . '" ..... 9 pi Derby 9 -9 ry and tele. are clear a seee At 12 te , 14 =lee. TheY shown not to exist in the appa t tie's time Jamaica ; Admiral, Antwerp ; Sums ra , e ' ' British American Land 1. _ . 8. 10 O. 0-I 0 _ _ APOyE(BCARIES'-IIALL.-The following is a . , . Wolverhampton yniouth ... ....... 30 ne - ! ee a t a lkin hting to di ' n they were up o i • na, . Mauritius; Fidela, Bilboa , Ele ' Valencia. . 'Canada ~...„ ~ ~ .. f , " .... 38 10 0 'nation in 14 ......... . Li ncoln , . are invaluable fer shoot oe eer•s g, .yac , . ne, and Hall, but that -- eve it had been , •oereent. toe o 0 32 10 0 - 1 _names of gentlemen Who passed their exam , ....... s ....... „ „.3 els where, ° L ela, unfit • for use in steam-vess , . -- . Do. s per cent B . ends 51. per.cent, •-- - . _ 1 the sclence and practice of medicine, and received cer- SEPTEMBER. 1 sportsmen, gentlemen, game eepers, and tourists. *th won rful firing would have „ .atARANHAM, March "6.-The Tenta,dora, from Vernara• Ditto, 6 per cent. .. 6/. per cent. - - 1083,6 race•course, camp, and perspective glasses, wi ira hied, that mechanical means of ~ tifica.teit to' ptactise, on Thursday, the 13th of April, Warwick - ag. . - avhere in reality, the heat which put into this port City-Navigation Bonds ai per cent. - " - - - „ power ;an object . can be clearlyseen fro l . l -. s ee , t h e i r been-most advantageod s but , buco to th Ch e annel (cargo sugar) Electric Telegraph (A) --, 25 0,• 0200 0 '- ,1854 !.L--Edward Livesey Dixon Preston, Lancashire ; Lichfield ' ........... di r ...... _ ee stant. Newl -invented ecta • • . y Sp cles , Immediate-, -- •'-i I. li the furnaces was so =tense as ' d stro any ma- j t° e y tt d- an. 10, leaky, subsequently grounded inside the harbour d and been sold Ditto ........ •. (P) • - 25 0 0 15 0 0 - John' Skaife. Easingwold, Yorks ' hire Robert Augustus Western Meeting 7 Manchester A ............ 20 are 1 hd t ea fire-barS.' The success aen hare discharged her carg o partly damage , _ .. _ - Equitable Reveraionry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - - ntu,ran ...21 p aced before extremel fin y perfect vision, every - . - eau e o . a . Pedgrift, ' Halesworth, Suffolk ; Edward Beck Hain - Rochesterand Chatham:. 7 Lenark .. - object becomes et for areventing smoke, , with materials, furniture, &a. The damaged portton.of Ditto New , .••••• - 50 001210 0 - clear and distinct ; the most aged, de- elneel7_•, ;77,;n1dsivorth's 0 3 1 - -°m - _ Gen. Revers. Elnrest. sp.e. & bo, 100 0 0 100 0 0 . mond, Ipswich ~• William Henry Crossle Wth on- Doncaster y, a - uP .......... .... 2 5 . 12 Newmarket F 0 •• fective eight is brou ht to ' _Di - - g its youthful, natural, and ori- ant on in.,. , ~-1 1 of the metal rod pyrometer, ,w at her cargo has alsobeen sole s - Jenn .of 'and for Gen.etearreeravigation to p et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 22 , Dearee, Yorkshire-;. Thonaas Russell Johnson, York ; Pontefract , .• 18 Northallerton . • ..... ...26 ginal state. Deafness-New Discove Th 0 • V ' It of the invastiga ion aps t Faxatinces A 111 The y, HAVEN, pie • ' -111 nof sugar and hides, is nucleates Bay.. ~ .. - - ' stock. - - , George Villiem Wood,. Bridgman ; Thomas Joseph OCTOBER. .... ....... 28 - hrator, aa ex t rdi IT- e rgamo 1- and on his i instrument nvenise. ' - f rao nary poweeful e small, newly-invented described. Th . - - --tein•large establish- Stockholm, for Bahia; with a earg . , . einneee , e 0 100 e 4 - • ciro'n discharoing, a ."" - "•• •• • • 2/ ss. 1 100, f... . , Cookson Payee% Bristol ; William Marshall, London ; Autumn to , or Deafness entirel di 3 Warwick Autumn .. 'l7 slir P"s anYtbi c. ' • y &rent from all others, -6 kenertu- ~ peared to b - -' - - euccess- on shore teethe N.W. of Lessoe ,• e . e A. brig of about 280. tons, with a eight green-touita an Lnn.or. ILAtitoL:cr. - - ' -- - ' ''''' ' Edward gidebottom, Mottrana Cheshire ; Thomas Rey-. Chester . i . .... bably ever nof the kind that has 'been or roe, that, altho h f ug or co.-. •••ee eased 4th April, in lat. 44 N., longe 13 W, Learon eiever e to - i.e.1 • 7 el, per cent. 115 00} 15 0 0 1 ..-- t , Russell 1r -ri tad _ ! 1: , in 0 - --- I nolds; Bedferd e John Dixon,. Hemsworth Yorke' . e • . , 1r , Union lint-. 5 Caledonian Hunt Yorkshire 5 . 17 colour as th e" ' .L , produced. Being of the , P nients, the meoh • Newmarket Ha • • 23 e Ain • t lb • - - • eamee ful it o l d a1. 4 ! 1 Methods of firing ware ... ' 4l, both her Masts, bowspnt, and arch- Pric -'s Patentk;and.C, ~ 101. per cent., - 10 00'17 10 '.l 25 Thomas Fordpi; :Winch elter, ; William Nathan Chip- . Wrexleam . Pers o ll4 to h e • ~is no percept le ;it enables deaf 1 ~ 011 not 100 expested :the 'would b.- d d '. y ,e a opte for ~,, • -gal, arrived at Qneenatown. Reversionary Int. sec: 434 t. pr cont.lloo 0 0 100 0 0 - N wiharket S 0 e.. 9 Worcester , Atitutith - - 31 ' sembliat ;''' tie '' -r - Tetinetly at church • and et bli - every furnace •th ' ' ' " - - --ch, in lat. 47„ long. ,___lto3:o l ..olito. !steam,- ~ 41. p. stare. 100 00600 0 • - - perfield, Readiag ; Cyril John Vincent, Oxford • John -e . - - . - . ' • •elth . e e mit tessera, "n• 4. • ...„,,,_ P l - 9,.eiS" A In e smalleet rislitufileitoTY a itherefore . u e ct , e - - - . Can..... 6i.pso oast. _25 0 0 . U 0 . .4 - - - - Lawreiree drpwse, Bildest9u s u ff i k d a, NOVEMBER. - . - /.. .'- - . . , 0 •an ' .oneor -- --- -- --- -, , 1 e ears l e I ratil i o , :.,,,, , een5a....,,,x1. 0. 8111ging /lois* i n 01Pu syBt4pn, t,f b ai bo ing ...-. :. , a iie propottion a A t m ' !I v!aterlogie'd, .i„,- -- - , r s ne d, b, th e ...Rah Austr nest sue Loan Comp, , , ,- .. , i , • ',„ ~-, --, 7.:., ~:::.: .:L trim - '-:. ; '2I Co ' kidge - I. - i: - -.' '2 *w i le ° f'hatpOssible, -g el :greed_ e And *affords all the asateV 'pherie air with the . gates-iinfi - ed• - dificitc; -- ,..,; . ....A.,'" , 'qt . board Eon" - •i6;;71,; 1124, . • . ' aitintladitilii .4 11‘ '"' ' . ' - , , .. i i• ~ . • _ ‘_:. • --- . . - - - Epsom ,A,u,,,.... , - -. ..__.,.:.i . ! _. . „ 7 . f ., ~ , - . y.14 ... ,,i,,,, 41t .... h ccac ia,, f.., ,r,. . . e ae arre d___nee . „Am eeseeleeeee __,,, , a .,.. eeeee - e , , - , _ -,_ -,..-. o .'weetailtioir. e a ••- - , - .....e ..."..Ct....... -••'- - ' • , 1 41 ) 0 TOMS kr' , " ' tt . .. ‘". ' ' T . - ' • !..'" = :...' ." . " -v .r er rei . oPlioiiiceilEya-fi Ter"" 1 :"V 7- ' . ` Q4 ` l44 ; z ial ' ' an -di the ' ll l4lll4 : eiriployeel lei. r li -.3 r 1 hg Sea Nymph Was passed 28th .m.....- ~ , .. . . . - 7...9 - - 7. - limo* wNW t 4 4.o.lfrod'ob •' " MS 29, dismasW, •th ..... •.er - ,_ . _ a __ nelltitl7lB. -..-- - evi rudder gone awl 01 . 41u0 t .... m ....,, . -.- . • • - i. • . „........, ~ , Jclia Miler mind off the Ota i „ .. t , _. . . • .: - . ---- - - _ _._ _ ~ • mo.at i .%:: 1.0 .5 4 w ' ' . • , .. I Friee. Names of Z3Dividend! Price. Companies. w .c An p n e ti r m Companies. Names of Dividend per ce Annum. Z -- - 1--- A shtn &Oldh 98 7/. p. et. 154 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 5136 Barnsley - 160 Neath - •... 100 16, 150 Brknk&Abrg 150 4/. 60 Oxford .•• • • 100 13 . 115 Birmingham 40 41. 96% Peak Forest. 78 sOs 86 Coventry.... 100 25/, 215 Regent's •.. 30 7- . 17 Derby .• • • 100 it 63 Rochdale . • 85 11. 105 - . 66 Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct Somrsq Coal , 49 Grand.Vinctit 100 4 pr.ct. 60 Do , Lk F t' 12 Do , 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 13 tdrd &Worc 140 ?V 407 crand 4 1.irrey 100 21. 10s. 80 4 hrews6ury., 112 5 -- Grand Union 'OO 1, 5 ' 1214 itoarbridp, 1 0 5 12/. 285 Kefint & Avu 39 6s. ( (1. 6 +over*, and 1 I 21. 24 Lanca-ster . 100 Wye Heti 3 26, Lends &L v 1)1100 251. i 530 w ,rwtrk & 1 -- Ino / X • 2734 Leicester —... lioo _ 51. I 68 Birming. Leicstr &Nth; 83 41. 129 warwick & 1 31. 13 Loughboroghll42 701. 5571 Napton. I 100 - - Monmouthsh 100 — 1 f Worestr &1 78 31. 32 kintgmeryah 100 Binning. 3 MeltnMwbry 100 ' ,l 11ts & Brks 105.04. GAS-LIGHT AND CORE' COMPANIES. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Prim. Annum. Share. --- A a. d. t e. d. British - • - • Ditto Provincial• = 11. As. 20 0 0 20 n n 223 9 Brighton •• .- •••• • Si. 20 0 . 0 1 0 15 City of London 41 Ifis. .100 0 0 150 5 0 Continental (3d Cap.),.. 41. ,75 0 0 43 10 0 67 Equitabhi ' 1/, ss. 50 0 0 all 2614 Great Central .. •• • • 71 per cent. 10 0 0 IC a 0 124 Imperial .. •• ........ 6/ & bonus. , 50 0 0 all 6a Independent ....... • 51. ; 40 0 0 „ London •• • ' 50 0 0 Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 I 25 oz, ix . • ....• 3il. per cent. 50 0 0 49. ti 0 2634 Ratctiff • ..... • 51. 100 0 0 JO 0 0 70 . United oeneral •• • 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 1936 Westminster Chartered 51 per cent, 50 0, 0 ~ 36 Ditto, evt 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 7 , " 4. 7,', 4 !; , V I P/INl's t • v COUNTRY MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, APRIL li. A good attendance of town and country buyers to-day, and a healthy demand for wheat and flour at an advance of 2d to 3d per 701bs. and is 6d per 1961b5. Oats met a fair sale at ld per 451bs. advance on fine samples, and oat• meal sold petty freely at 6d to is more money. beans, and peas each held at very extreme prices, which checked business. Indian corn in moderate request at 41s per qr. for fine white, and 41s 6d to 42s for the best yellow American. IPSWICH—APRIL 18. The supply of corn at this day's market was most scanty. The wheat was bought readily by the millers, and, on the whole fully is per qr. advance was realised upon last week's rates. There were a few samples of waiting barley, and. one or two maltstert being still at work took them at about late rates. Beans and peas are inclining upwards. The long and sharp drought is affecting the clover and grass, and gentle rain would be of great benefit to all vegetation. PER QUARTER PER QUARTER. Wheat, red (01d)... 76s to 83e Barley, grinding 32s to 33s Ditto (new) • o . ,s to COs Beans Ditto, white (new) 84s to 906 Peas Ditto (old) Barley, malting ... 36s to 3SEalour, per sack 00s to 008 AVERAGES FOR THE WEER ENDING APRIL 18, 1854. Wheat Barley Oats Beans Peas HULL-APRIL 18. There was a fair supply of wheat to-day, for which there was a good demand at fully the prices current last week, and in some instances at is more money, but for the most part holders were indisposed to quit unless at a greater advance. A good inquiry for fresh foreign. All kinds of spring corn support late rates. Linseed is dull, but cakes go off freely at our quotations. There is nothing doing in rapeseed, and cakes only go off in retail. The dry weather causes buyets to keep out of tho bone market, which is, consequently, quiet. s s Wheat, 'EngliSh, red 82 to 85 Ditto white B6 to 9u Dantzie and. Konigs berg Pomeranian an d Ham - burgh Danish, Holstein, and Friesland . 7O to 76 Russian and. Odessa 66 to 72 Oats, English Ditto Danish Ditto Friesland Ditto Russia:a 26 to 28 Barley, malting Ditto grinding 34 to 36 Beans Ditto foreign Peas, white and yel 52 to 56, S. Peas, grey and black 48 to 50 Linseed, Black Sea... 63 to 65 Ditto Petersburgh ... 52 to 63 Ditto Riga and Arch- / angel 'Ditto Konigsberg and Memel 4B to 50 • Per Ton. Lins. c.,11u11101 15s Od to 01 Os Ditto fine for. 9/ Os Od 101 5s Ditto inf. for O/ Os Ud to 01 Us Rapeseed OOl Os to 001 Os Rape cakes 125 s Od to 00s Tares, English oos to 00s Ditto foreign ,Guano 4l lOs 81 to 121 Os Bones l2 is Od to 125:. Od IRye Weal RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 18. STOCK EXCHANGE.—The share market has been very quiet and inactive during the whole of to-day, but closes rattier better than yesterday. Caledonian, 26} a ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 60a ; London and North Western, 95i ; Ditto (4 shares, 0) 5-16 c. d. ; Midland, 584 a ; South Eastern and Dover, 17 9-16; Preference shares; Midland (44 per cent.), 1 d. MANCHESTER, APSIIL 18. STOCK EXCHANGE.—We have had a dull market, but at rather better prices :-511nchester and Birmingham C Qrs. 5 16 d. ; London Stock, 93; ; Eastern Counties, 11i ; Sheffield New Pref., 1-16 d. ; Leeds, 60i ; East Lanca shire 15. LEEDS, APRIL 18. STOCK EXCHANGE.—There has been on the whole a flat market on 'Change this morning. Th e t ransac ti ons en tered into were few, ant prices . sho'w a slight decline. Midland - Stock, 58. i East Laucashires, 15i ; North Westerns, 7g. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 18. STOCK EXcHANGE.—There was a marked improvement in this market to-day ; prices were 'firmer and more business was doing. , Midlands were done at 58i ; Lontion ami North Westerns closed at 93 ; and Shrewsbury and ruinghams, at 52. COURSE OF EXCHA NGE—YESTERDAY. Amsterdam.-- .• •• .. 11 13 Gibraltar •• •• —•• • • Ditto, three months 11 15N eghorn .............. 30 60 Rotterdam .... •• •• 1 154 Genoa ................ 25 55 Antwerp .............• 25 15 Milan .•••••• • • •• • Brussels •• •• •••••• • • • 25 15 Venice •••••••••• .• • • •• • •• Elamburgh .. 13 4% Napl es Altona ...... •• • ....... Palermo .............. Paris •• • Ditto, throe months .. 25 30 Lisbon Marseilles.......• •• 25 324 Oporto ......... Bourdeaux Rio Janeir0.... .. .. ... . Frankfort-on-Maine .... 118% Bueno s Ayres. — .. Berlin . .............. New York, 60 days' si g ht Vienna ...• ............ 13 38 IPhilaielphia .......... Trieste ............ • • .. 13 40 rams or BULLION, Pal ON. Petersburgh............ Foreign Gold in Bars £3 17 9 Madrid ................ 504 Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0 Ca,dlz •••• • • .• •••••••••• Mexican Dollars •... 0 0 0 Barcelona • • New Dollars ...... 0 0 0 Seville •• .• .• .• •• •• •• •• Silver in bars .• •• •• 0 5 13 SEABORNE MAILS. 4154 125 125% 53 53,1 dgnitles .that the mails are sent from the General Post.oflicf by tha night—and M by the moroing--do.paten-) : • •. -Day wnen,tnaite u From mi.. When COUN TRIES. in General Post- Port du- in Office, London.. Disoatche.t England. Amoica(byllrit.pack)N !Every Friday .... Liverpool Each- Mon. America (by United Sts. packet) •Liverpool .. April 19 America (by U • States, packet) .......... N April 25 Southampton May 4 Australia (via South-1 ampton) .......... „ 20 .. • • • Southampton April 29 Ditto (via Marseilles) Ni „ 24 . .. Dover .. Juno 4 Ditto (via. Cape of Goed, Hope) ............N May 1; .....• • •• L' •• • !Uncertain Africa (West Coast) ..N,23d of th e mo n th . Plymouth.. April 6 Alexandria.......... NB, 9, 24, &30of to Dover „ 29 Alexandria..........M 4th & 20th of mon Southampton „ 20 Bahamas ..... ,17th of the moot Seuthampton 'May 1 Belgium ............N Dover Daily Brazil ."............. 51 9th of the month Southampton May 16 Buenos Ayres ........ M 9th of the month., Southarnottn, May 16 Cape of Good Hope .. N (14th of the moat Plymouth .. March 26 Cape of Good Hope .. N 'l4th of the month. Southampton{ Cape de Verde N'l4 th of the month Plyinoutit .. March 26 Ceylon (see India)l Ceylon •••• • • • • ......17!14th of the mont' Plymouth .. March 4 Channel 151e5...... N'3clon „Wed.,&Frid Southampton TM:fn.:at. ' Chili-- ••• • • • •—• M'2s & 17th of moot Southampton May 1 ' China (see India) Constantinople ......Ni7,8,t7,21.&27 orm Dover ...... April 30 ' Constantinople 4th SG 20th of mo.. Southampto. 30- Cont. of Europe hi & Twice daily ;..... Dover ...... TWieedailf Egypt (see India) , i t France ........ M & N- Twice daily..., .; Dover ...... Twieedalli Gibraltar .. ........M,4, 7, 17, 20, 27 au. Southampton April 26 Greece (see India) Greytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of mon. southampton May 1 Hamburgh ..........N,Tuesday & Frida; London Elavannah .......... M 2nd of the moot' Southampton May t Holland ............ M Daily.... • ... ;... Dover .. Daily Honduras ..........M 17th of the month 4 .vt.'•anin, May 16 India (viaSouthampt.)ol 4th & 20th of m .ti Plym uth • April 21 In lia (via Maraeilles)lll fatti&2ltl - , of ma., it .ce. . „ 59 lonian Isles (see India) 7,7, &21 of moll Dover.. „ Ireland & N,Twiee daily Holyhead Twicedaili Lisbon.... ;„ ...... 9, 17,& *27 of m. Southampton April 26 Madeira ............ 51,9 th of the month Southampt on M ay 16 . • Madeira N,23d of month Plymouth .. April 5 malts (see India) ' m a tt e „ „ „ „ N 7,17.19,,7. 30 am Dover .... April 20 Mauritius (see India) Mauritius t: 14th of the mont. PI , mouth .. 51 arch 26 M ex i co .... m:211.1 of the month. ISottthatmpt.t May Naples . ........N ,sthl 4 th2sthonno n !Dover .... May '6 New Granada ' '2d & 17th of mouti !Southamptot. May 1 N ew z e vend „„ „ „ ißy private skip .. Various port I.'ncerts.in• Papal States .......Nlsthisth 24 hof)non Dover April 22 Frii neat a .....,. . ,,Mj7thl7th2Bthoftnon Southamptoo „ 26 Peru td & 37th of mon Southampton May Port Natal „N , ll4th or the mont Plymouth Sicily ..........I,.lsthhth2sthwmon Dover ...... Aprll 22 Ttocany . Dover „ 22 - Venezuela .. ........ 141'2d & 17th of 'MAIM Southampton May Van tHernen's Land :Au-tralla) West Indies 17th o mont' Southampton May 1 When any or the date, fall o a iumlay, the mai a will be despatched on the following day with the exceptien of the 'mil.. via Southampton). and the Nillta. both of which will be deapatche i the day preceding. [ADVERTISEIVRNT.]—A most interestini recovery from avast cont. p icatio of diseases, without the aid of medicine, is rec irded in the following letter:— " Bridgehouse, FrimleY, 3d April, 1854. "Grateful for the benefit I have derived ftom Du Barry's Revs. lenta Arabica Food. I feel it my duty to express to you my unfeigned thanks for the invariable kindness I have met with at your hands' My case I‘ an extra rdinitry wie, and as it may benefit of er sar fere.ll I think it but right to place its detail s at your disposal. ~ have suffered these 33 y . ars continually from diseased lungs, spitting of blood, liver derangements, deafness, singing in the ears. coned' potion, debility, shortness of breath and cough, and during that period taken so much mdicine that f can safely say f have laid out upwards of a thousand pounds at the chemist's and doctor's. 1 har actually worn on , two medical men during my ailments without • ins; any improvement its my health. Indeed I was in utter desPar and never expected to get ov r it, when I was fortunate enough F 3., become acquainted w ith your Itevalenta Arabica, which, Heaven _Au' praised, restored. me t a state of health which long since despair? . .. of attaining. ily lungs, liver, stoma h, head, and ears are all riga. my hearing perfect, and my recovery is a inaivel to all my acquaint ta.nces.—l am, respectful:), "JAMES ROBERTS, Wood Me chant! In canisters, suitably packed for all climates, a id with full instrUo-• tions-1 lb., 2s 9d ; 2 1"., 4s 6d ; 5 lb., 11,; 12 lb., 22 t ; su p e r r°' fined, slb , 22s ; 10 lb , 335. The lo to and 12 lb: Carriage` free, o a receipt of Yost-office order (tarry, Du harry, and Co.l 73, Regen t ' street, London; t' ortnum, Mason, ant Co., purveyors toiler Majesq `Piccadilly; also at 63, Oxford-street; 60, Gracechur c h- s t re et ; 4 7, Blshopsgate street; 4, Cheapsidc ; 330 and 451, Strand. BIRTHS. OF A SON. On the 15th inst., Coodham , Ayrshire, the wife of James Ogilvy Faiie, Esq. On tho 17th inst., at 96, Eaton-place, the wife of John S. Bankes, Esq. OF A DAUGHTER. On the 15th inst„ at St. Ives, Hunts, the wife of -V- 111 " tin Osborne, Esq.. On tho 16th inst., at Highgate-hill, the wife of Jobs L. Tatham, Esq. MARRIED. On the 15th inst., at St. Peter's, Pimlico, Walter V I banke, youngest son of John Angus Walmsley, Esqoo, ,1 Beesboroug Belave road, Emma, daughter of the late h-gardens James gr Burrows Eto sq., of Lower grave-place. , DIED. _ •On the 1601. inst., Captain. James Eykyn, 15th R e g i ment, of Ackleton, Shropshire ; , and on the g th the of March, at M a d ras, Frederick Charles, only child o . e above. On the 15th i ns t ., at 13, Upper Southwick-street, rare „t. bridge-square, C o l onel James Payler, late of the 10th x °- aged 67. On the s, th inst., at H ors h am , i n th o Sl t h year d ht. 0 1 .14,0tta PI:cop; Tolia -of Capt ~,t LONDON: Printed and Publidlied by MU iwO Y 0 tj " . ; 1 ,,, of No. 112 , S tran d , Printer, at The Sun Office, 14.°• , 4 : 41 - i Strand v inthe freoinot of the .Savo3r, ittAbe ;vow: • ArAdlears, N 44 4 . 4 ,40, 41.Pril 19, OK.